Podcast appearances and mentions of Lisa Hall

Marbled Meat to host house concert Strolling down Main Street in Beacon while eating, drinking and making merry on a beautiful weekend day, Aaron Miller outlined his vision for a music series that "builds community," a phrase often bandied about. But he gets things done. His first show with blues guitarist Jon Shain takes place on Sunday (May 18) at an unusual venue: the Marbled Meat Shop on Route 9 in Philipstown. Miller created a logo for what he calls his "butcher block party." "I always wanted to do house concerts and thought it would be a bougie thing with wine and cheese for 20 friends, but my girlfriend figured that we might ruin the carpet," Miller said. The couple decided to hold it outside, but when Lisa Hall of Marbled Meat heard about the plan, she urged caution. "Lisa goes, 'You know, you'll trample the lawn and maybe affect the septic tank, so why not have it here and we can do a pop-up barbecue?' " The BYOB event will raise money and collect non-perishables for the Philipstown Food Pantry. "When I heard about cuts to meals programs, I got fired up and decided that I had to give back," says Miller, who moved to Beacon in January. "On Saturday morning, 63 families signed up to get fed, and that kills me." Hosting the show provides a kid-friendly alternative to live music in a bar, says Hall. After Marbled opened 10 years ago, it presented Tall Country and other groups. "Now the tunes have come back in an organic way," she said. Shain, who lives in North Carolina, attended Duke University in the 1990s. So did Miller, a fan of the guitarist's college band, Flyin' Mice, which broke up long ago. "I guess I was on his short list all these years," says Shain, who will teach and perform at the Acoustic Getaway guitar camp in Stony Point this weekend. Specializing in post-World War I Mississippi Delta blues, Shain plays with bare fingers and often uses a thumb pick to pluck the bottom strings. Strumming is rare. Masters of this mesmerizing form seem to simulate two instruments playing at once. After branching into jazz, ragtime and bluegrass, Shain partnered with a music publisher to release two instructional books, Jon Shain's Fingerstyle Guitar Method and Gettin' Handy With the Blues, a reference to W.C. Handy, author of "St. Louis Blues," one of the genre's oldest and most popular songs. The concert will take place on the covered patio. Inside the shop, shelves showcase goods from local craft creators like LL Pottery and Maria Pierogi, along with Understory Market and Split Rock Books on Main Street in Cold Spring. "We know the experience of running errands down there on the weekends, so we brought some of them up here to support other businesses and help people avoid the crowds," says Hall. Miller is already planning his next butcher block party. "I'm good at stirring up trouble and trying to make a difference," he says. "There's always a sense of community that centers on eating, drinking and music. Marbled Meat was crazy enough to let me do this." Marbled Meat is located at 3091 Route 9 in Philipstown. The concert begins at 3 p.m. on May 18; a $20 donation is requested.

Disclosure: We are part of the Amazon Affiliate/LTK Creator programs. We will receive a small commission at no cost if you purchase a book. This post may contain links to purchase books.In today's episode, I'm sharing six unputdownable psychological thrillers available now on Kindle Unlimited. If you're a fan of Frieda McFadden or Kiersten Modglin—or just in the mood for brain candy thrillers with wild twists—these picks are for you. Perfect for fans of jaw-dropping reveals, toxic relationships, and page-turning suspense.⏱️ Episode Timestamps[00:00] Welcome + Introduction[00:30] Kindle Unlimited Overview & Why It Supports Indie Authors[03:00] Book #1 – Love, Mom by Ilana Xander[04:00] Book #2 – The Cheating Husband by James Caine[05:00] Book #3 – Sweet Little Lies by Leah Cupps[06:00] Book #4 – The Bachelorette Party by Catherine O'Connell[07:00] Book #5 – Innocent Wife by Sally Royer Derr[08:00] Book #6 – Eight Years of Lies by Lisa Hall[09:00] Final Thoughts + Where to Find More Recommendations

The Shortwave Collective describe themselves as “an international feminist group using the radio spectrum as artistic material.” I was first intrigued by their piece Receive-Transmit-Receive, an exquisite corpse of audio, in which members each contributed their own recordings of sounds from across the radio spectrum. But what really affected me was their ongoing public education project of teaching people to make their own no-power, low-budget radios called open-wave receivers. They've held radio-making workshops in Portugal, France, and the UK and they've published a how-to in Make magazine. I wanted to talk to the Shortwave Collective because they are presenting a radically different vision of what radio is and can be. Radio's history can be thought of as an extended expression of military, political, commercial, and cultural dominance. But the Collective embraces play, experimentation, failure, community, and open listening in their feminist radio practice. So, let's talk to the Shortwave Collective and see if we can rethink radio–what it's for and what it can do.   And in the second half of the show, we'll hear an audio documentary in which the Shortwave Collective teaches you how to make your own open-wave receiver. Special thanks for appearing on the show to Shortwave Collective members Lisa Hall, ​Alyssa Moxley, Georgia Muenster, and Maria Papadomanolaki. The other Collective members are Sally A. Applin, Kate Donovan, Brigitte Hart, and Hannah Kemp-Welch.  Today's show was written and edited by Mack Hagood with technical assistance from Craig Eley. Today's music is by Graeme Gibson with additional sound design elements by Cris Cheek and Shortwave Collective. Phantom Power's production team includes Craig Eley, Ravi Krishnaswami, and Amy Skjerseth. Our Production Coordinator and transcriber is Jason Meggyesy.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

The Shortwave Collective describe themselves as “an international feminist group using the radio spectrum as artistic material.” I was first intrigued by their piece Receive-Transmit-Receive, an exquisite corpse of audio, in which members each contributed their own recordings of sounds from across the radio spectrum. But what really affected me was their ongoing public education project of teaching people to make their own no-power, low-budget radios called open-wave receivers. They've held radio-making workshops in Portugal, France, and the UK and they've published a how-to in Make magazine. I wanted to talk to the Shortwave Collective because they are presenting a radically different vision of what radio is and can be. Radio's history can be thought of as an extended expression of military, political, commercial, and cultural dominance. But the Collective embraces play, experimentation, failure, community, and open listening in their feminist radio practice. So, let's talk to the Shortwave Collective and see if we can rethink radio–what it's for and what it can do.   And in the second half of the show, we'll hear an audio documentary in which the Shortwave Collective teaches you how to make your own open-wave receiver. Special thanks for appearing on the show to Shortwave Collective members Lisa Hall, ​Alyssa Moxley, Georgia Muenster, and Maria Papadomanolaki. The other Collective members are Sally A. Applin, Kate Donovan, Brigitte Hart, and Hannah Kemp-Welch.  Today's show was written and edited by Mack Hagood with technical assistance from Craig Eley. Today's music is by Graeme Gibson with additional sound design elements by Cris Cheek and Shortwave Collective. Phantom Power's production team includes Craig Eley, Ravi Krishnaswami, and Amy Skjerseth. Our Production Coordinator and transcriber is Jason Meggyesy.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/art

The Shortwave Collective describe themselves as “an international feminist group using the radio spectrum as artistic material.” I was first intrigued by their piece Receive-Transmit-Receive, an exquisite corpse of audio, in which members each contributed their own recordings of sounds from across the radio spectrum. But what really affected me was their ongoing public education project of teaching people to make their own no-power, low-budget radios called open-wave receivers. They've held radio-making workshops in Portugal, France, and the UK and they've published a how-to in Make magazine. I wanted to talk to the Shortwave Collective because they are presenting a radically different vision of what radio is and can be. Radio's history can be thought of as an extended expression of military, political, commercial, and cultural dominance. But the Collective embraces play, experimentation, failure, community, and open listening in their feminist radio practice. So, let's talk to the Shortwave Collective and see if we can rethink radio–what it's for and what it can do.   And in the second half of the show, we'll hear an audio documentary in which the Shortwave Collective teaches you how to make your own open-wave receiver. Special thanks for appearing on the show to Shortwave Collective members Lisa Hall, ​Alyssa Moxley, Georgia Muenster, and Maria Papadomanolaki. The other Collective members are Sally A. Applin, Kate Donovan, Brigitte Hart, and Hannah Kemp-Welch.  Today's show was written and edited by Mack Hagood with technical assistance from Craig Eley. Today's music is by Graeme Gibson with additional sound design elements by Cris Cheek and Shortwave Collective. Phantom Power's production team includes Craig Eley, Ravi Krishnaswami, and Amy Skjerseth. Our Production Coordinator and transcriber is Jason Meggyesy.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/communications

The Shortwave Collective describe themselves as “an international feminist group using the radio spectrum as artistic material.” I was first intrigued by their piece Receive-Transmit-Receive, an exquisite corpse of audio, in which members each contributed their own recordings of sounds from across the radio spectrum. But what really affected me was their ongoing public education project of teaching people to make their own no-power, low-budget radios called open-wave receivers. They've held radio-making workshops in Portugal, France, and the UK and they've published a how-to in Make magazine. I wanted to talk to the Shortwave Collective because they are presenting a radically different vision of what radio is and can be. Radio's history can be thought of as an extended expression of military, political, commercial, and cultural dominance. But the Collective embraces play, experimentation, failure, community, and open listening in their feminist radio practice. So, let's talk to the Shortwave Collective and see if we can rethink radio–what it's for and what it can do.   And in the second half of the show, we'll hear an audio documentary in which the Shortwave Collective teaches you how to make your own open-wave receiver. Special thanks for appearing on the show to Shortwave Collective members Lisa Hall, ​Alyssa Moxley, Georgia Muenster, and Maria Papadomanolaki. The other Collective members are Sally A. Applin, Kate Donovan, Brigitte Hart, and Hannah Kemp-Welch.  Today's show was written and edited by Mack Hagood with technical assistance from Craig Eley. Today's music is by Graeme Gibson with additional sound design elements by Cris Cheek and Shortwave Collective. Phantom Power's production team includes Craig Eley, Ravi Krishnaswami, and Amy Skjerseth. Our Production Coordinator and transcriber is Jason Meggyesy.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/sound-studies

27. Peter James & Tina Payne at the Chiltern Kills crime writing festival 2024: We'd Like A Word hosts Paul Waters & Stevyn Colgan hear from Peter James, the bestselling author of the Roy Grace detective series, and also from new crime fiction sensation Tina Payne aka TM Payne. And lots more from the 2024 Chiltern Kills festival in Gerrards Cross, just 20 minutes from London Marylebone. The next Chiltern Kills will be on Saturday 4th October 2025, with all ticket sales in aid of the Centrepoint charity combatting youth homelessness. Please join us. Peter James talks about his latest instalment, One Of Us Is Dead - number 20! - in the DS Roy Grace series - also a multi-season successful ITV series. Also about how he's written such a long running series; the dangers of bad TV adaptations; how being the writer behind a TV series can feel like being God; how actor John Simm now influences the development of the fictional Roy Grace; and how police forces now approach him to spread the word on their new crime fighting innovations. Tina Payne talks about her Detective Sheridan Holler series, including Long Time Dead, This Ends Now, and Play With Fire. She also reveals how, after 18 years in the Norfolk police, she keeps her books authentic; and that though she didn't start the fire (Your Honour), she does have an intimate knowledge of the lyrics and plans to deploy them at the Chiltern Kills How To Murder A Song karaoke. Also discussed in this one-part episode: writing and singing stars Mark Edwards and Ed James, thriller author and Chiltern Kills co-organiser Tony Kent, Frederick Forsyth, Victoria Christian, Jeffrey Archer, Murder in Moonlit Square, Leye Adenle, Eve Smith, Greg Mosse, Ajay Chowdhury, climate change in crime fiction, Aneysha Minocha of Quantaco, Louise Minchin, the Secret barrister, Lisa Maxwell from the Bill, comedians Phoebe Haywood and Ian Stone, witches, biscuits, Ciarán O'Keeffe, Derek Acorah, ghosts, wiccan, Celtic calendar, neo-pagan, Mark Page, Phil Jupitus, Paul Weller, Jeremy Vine, the Writers' Room, MJ Arlidge, Steph Broadribb, Julia Crouch, Lisa Hall, Hastings Green Man Festival, Morris dancing, Boss Morris and The Wad. We'd Like A Word is a podcast & radio show from authors Paul Waters & Stevyn Colgan. (And sometimes Jonathan Kennedy.) We talk with writers, readers, editors, agents, celebrities, talkers, poets, publishers, booksellers, & audiobook creators about books - fiction & non-fiction. We go out on various radio & podcast platforms. Our website is http://www.wedlikeaword.com for information on Paul, Steve & our guests. We're on Twitter @wedlikeaword & Facebook @wedlikeaword & our email is wedlikeaword@gmail.com Yes, we're embarrassed by the missing apostrophes. We like to hear from you - questions, thoughts, ideas, guest or book suggestions. Perhaps you'd like to come on We'd Like A Word to chat, review or read out passages from books. Paul is writing a new cosy mystery series set in contemporary Delhi. The first in the series is Murder in Moonlit Square, which will be published by Bedford Square publishers in 2025. He previously wrote a thriller set on the 1950s Irish border called Blackwatertown. We can also recommend Cockerings, the comic classic by Stevyn Colgan.

In this 'From the Archives' episode of Writes for Women, host Pamela Cook sits down with award-winning author and mentor Lisa Hall-Wilson, author of 'Method Acting for Writers', to explore the craft of writing in deep point of view (DPOV).  Pam and Lisa chat about the nuances that distinguish DPOV from limited third-person narrative, the flexibility it offers in storytelling, and its popularity in genres like romance and fantasy. Lisa shares insights on using DPOV to achieve emotional depth and character immersion, touching on subjects like trauma representation and avoiding author intrusion.  The episode offers valuable tips and anecdotes for writers striving to deepen their narrative technique and engage readers through a vivid, character-driven perspective.   SHOW NOTES: Writes4Women www.writes4women.com Facebook @writes4women Instagram @w4wpodcast   W4W Substack https://writes4women.substack.com/   Lisa Hall-Wilson Website : click here Facebook: click here Pinterest: click here   Pamela Cook www.pamelacook.com.au Facebook: click here Twitter: click here  Instagram: click here   This episode produced by Pamela Cook on unceded Dharawal country.      Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/writes4women?fan_landing=trueSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lisa Hall is the Founder of Glory Girl Productions and Executive Producer of the film "The Addicts Wake"

Why is there an increase in young people dying from Colorectal Cancer? Why are young people dying at a greater rate than anyone else? Are people under 50 too young to get colorectal cancer? In this episode of "Everyday Conversations on Race," Simma Lieberman, The Inclusionist, is joined by Lisa Hall, Senior Director of Prevention and Screening at the Colorectal Cancer Alliance, and Michael Sapienza, CEO of the Colorectal Cancer Alliance. They tell us why so many people are being diagnosed too late, and why more non-white people are dying compared to white people. Michael shares his personal story of his mother's death and the impact it had on him when he was young.   Lisa talks about health disparities and how important her work with the Colorectal Cancer Alliance is to her as a Black woman. Listen to learn more about this critical health disparity affecting people of color and. the racial disparities in screening, diagnosis and deaths from colorectal cancer. At the end of this episode you'll know what you can do for yourself, how you can help your community and how you can support your friends who may be at risk, no matter who they are.   Click here to DONATE and support our podcast   Key Moments: [00:01:08] Racial disparity in colorectal cancer. [00:06:43] Early detection in minority populations. [00:10:37] Expanding colorectal cancer screening age. [00:15:19] Understanding average risk for screenings. [00:18:35] Screening disparities and awareness. [00:21:19] Advocating for your health. [00:27:13] Importance of early screening. [00:29:52] Resources for colorectal cancer.   Guests Bio Michael Sapienza, Chief Executive Officer of the Colorectal Cancer Alliance, lost his mother to the disease in May 2009. He turned his profound grief into action, inspiring and challenging the colorectal cancer community, family, friends, and professional associates to follow his lead and dedicate themselves to ending colorectal cancer within our lifetime—now the mission of the Colorectal Cancer Alliance. Michael served as President and Founder of The Chris4Life Colon Cancer Foundation from 2010-2015. He was an integral member of the team that led the effort to merge the Chris4Life Colon Cancer Foundation and the Colon Cancer Alliance, creating the nation's largest colon cancer specific nonprofit. In 2017, the Colon Cancer Alliance changed its name to Colorectal Cancer Alliance, embracing the entire colorectal cancer community. Lisa Hall is a healthcare leader with extensive, proven expertise in strategic client management and development. During her career, she has applied her proven experience in cultivating and managing successful, complex relationships to drive forward both the client and organizations business agendas; She has done so while demonstrating results for influencing business outcomes achieving solid, consistent, market share and profit gains. Lisa's business approach exemplifies her skills in consultative selling and building relationships with clients and prospects that ensures long-term, client solutions and business growth.   Click here to DONATE and support our podcast   Simma Lieberman, The Inclusionist helps leaders create inclusive cultures. She is a consultant, speaker, and facilitator. Simma is the creator and host of the podcast, “Everyday Conversations on Race for Everyday People.” Contact Simma@SimmaLieberman.com to get more information, book her for your next DEIB  event, help you become a more inclusive leader, or facilitate dialogues across differences. Go to www.simmalieberman.com and www.raceconvo.com for more information Simma is a member of and inspired by the global organization IAC (Inclusion Allies Coalition)    Connect with me: Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn Tiktok Website    Previous Episodes Navigating the End of Racial Disparities in Healthcare Culture Connects Us Black Modern Elder Academy: Creating a Space for Authenticity and Diverse Experiences Loved this episode?  Leave us a review and rating

20240307 I Love Braille Originally Broadcasted March 7, 2024, on ACB Media 5   Lisa Hall outlined the history of mass production of braille materials and threw light on its intricacies.   Sponsored by East Bay Center for the Blind Subscribe to the I Love Braille email list! Access Archives Email Vileen Shah

Lisa Hall, a graduate of Indiana University's Kelly School of Business and Moody Bible Institute, has been married to Richard for 31 years. They have three children and four grandchildren. Her career in marketing and non-profit leadership has been extensive, with a focus on aiding women in incarceration and addiction recovery in Brown County. Lisa produced "The Addict's Wake," a documentary to stimulate discussion about addiction stigma and spread hope. The film, which won awards at the Heartland International Film Festival, shares real stories of addiction and recovery, aiming to inspire compassion and understanding in its viewers.

Welcome to series 10, episode 2 of In Suspense - a podcast and vodcast for fans and writers of crime fiction. We're chatting Lisa Hall about her latest novel, The Mysterious Double Death of Honey Black, and the topic today is “Mixing it up: how to successfully blend genres.”Here are the books we recommend on today's show: Lisa's recommendations:Mad Honey by Jodi Picoult The Things We Left Behind by Lucy Score Lesley's recommendations:Mick Heron's Slow Horses seriesFive Nights by Rachel Wolf  Lauren's recommendations:The Due Date by Niki Mackay (24 October 2023)Killer Bodies by Heleen Kist

On this episode of Tech Trek, Lisa Hall, Chief Information Security Officer, talks about her experiences building a security program at the genetic testing company. The program covers infrastructure security, application security, product security, governance, risk, and compliance. Lisa discusses the challenges and strategies in building and maintaining a security program in a constantly evolving landscape. Highlights [00:02:29] Building security strategies. [00:03:42] Adapting to different company cultures. [00:07:16] Engineering first organizations. [00:11:16] Finding security champions. [00:14:30] Celebrating quick wins. [00:17:25] Finding the right leadership voice. [00:20:49] Cybersecurity and Business Impact. [00:23:55] Productivity and motivation. [00:27:47] Call-to-action for engagement. With over 16 years of experience in information security, Lisa Hall has built security programs from the ground up and optimized existing security and compliance initiatives at scale. She focuses on building holistic security strategies and comprehensive information security management programs- ensuring products and business systems are developed with security in mind. Lisa has experience building and growing teams, leading companies through IPO, acquisitions & mergers, and leading Application/Product Security, Infrastructure Security, and Compliance programs (SOX, SOC2, ISO 27001, FISMA, FedRAMP, & HITRUST). She believes security should make it easy to do the right thing. Lisa has previously held Information Security roles at PagerDuty, Twilio, and EY. Lisa is a Venture Advisor at YL Ventures and an Advisory Board Member for Day of Shecurity. She is also a co-author in "Reinventing Cybersecurity"- A JupiterOne book authored by female and non-binary security practitioners. --- Thank you so much for checking out this episode of The Tech Trek, and we would appreciate it if you would take a minute to rate and review us on your favorite podcast player. Want to learn more about us? Head over at https://www.elevano.com Have questions or want to cover specific topics with our future guests? Please message me at  https://www.linkedin.com/in/amirbormand (Amir Bormand)

It's in Aiken that a person can find a blend of rich culture and quiet, rustic beauty. Aiken has certainly turned a lot of heads as a destination, and has been recognized as one of the best small towns in America. A lot of that fame has to do with an incredible horse culture, and amazing food to match.Lisa Hall, museum coordinator at the Thoroughbred Museum and Hall of Fame in Aiken, shares the best parts of Thoroughbred Country. And Jason Tufts, a South Carolina Chef Ambassador and general manager of The Village Cafe, describes its growing restaurant scene and walks us through the delicious farm-to-table flair that puts the town on the map.To learn more about Aiken, visit SCPalmettoPorch.com.

2007 Was the birthday party for Montavilla Famers Market of Portland, Oregon, when the local residents and business people decided to get together, raise some money and provide a community resource. It has remained a staple for the neighborhood and indeed the city and is still located on the same grounds. In 2020, Lisa Hall joined as the Marketing Manager, doing such an outstanding job that about a month ago, she was named Executive Director of the entire operation. It's only natural. Not only does Lisa have a marketing background, she lives in the Montavilla area, circulates amongst the neighbors and truly has an ear to the ground for the community's desires for an open marketplace. Montavilla is the real Goldilocks size; not too big and not too small, 80-90 vendors during the year. That gives the populace a place to shop for craft foods without being crushed by the masses and yet have a great selection of specialties to take home. Lisa has a solid background for running the Montavilla market, having been part of the Portland Farmers Market previously. That organization ran five market places and was one of the largest in the area. The big difference was of course resources; the Portland organization had more vendors and revenue and could do special events such as bringing in name chefs for demonstrations. However, the neighborhood market scene caters to the loyal neighbors who live close by, shop regularly and it maintains a family feel you don't get with the big crowd of large events. In fact, a survey recently showed about half of the people at the market walked there from their home. To become a vendor, a company applies online and if their product looks enticing and like it would add to the overall offering of the market, they are invited to present to a taste test group for a final approval. If the company has a viable product that would appeal to the shoppers, then space obviously is the next consideration, as a small, intimate marketplace needs to remain small. That aspect comes into play during seasonal items, such as fruits and berries, which take up a lot of the limited room. Another wrinkle about being a reflection of the neighborhood is recognizing its ethnicity. Not only does the market offer ethnic foods desired by the community, the market's website highlights them in different languages to cater to the people living there. And in keeping with their mission to provide local, healthy food to the community, a vendor requirement is that at least 25% of their ingredients be sourced directly from farmers. Many vendors source an even larger percentage and therefore stand out. This guideline keeps the authenticity and vision of the boutique market alive. Plus, it adds to the farm-direct offering of dairy products, farm-direct wines, beers, ciders and even beans and grains by solidly engaging the local farmers. The market is open fulltime year-round now as the vendors and farmers wanted the outlet for their foods and the neighbors were delighted to have fresh foods offered year round. Win-win. So you have a number of businesses trying to survive and shoppers looking for their food treasures. The rhythm of the market meets the rhythm of the community. Harmony on display. To learn more: IG and FB: @montavillamarket. Website: montavillamarket.org. Our hosts: Twitter - @sarahmasoni and @spicymarshall, Instagram - @masoniandmarshall.

Father Jason Hage interviews Lisa Hall (the diocesan Director of the Office of Family Life) and Kristin Dievendorf (Family Life Program Coordinator) about the upcoming World Marriage Day Celebration on Sunday, February 19th, 2023 at 2pm at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Bishop Lucia will be presiding. Lisa and Kristen talk about the importance of pausing annually to honor married couples in an intentional way to raise awareness of the vocation to married life as well as to inspire more young people to think about their particular vocation. Father Hage highlights how Bishop Lucia believes that every vocation comes from the home, and that if we desire to see an increase in vocations we have to start with supporting family life and the vocation to marriage. Marriage is truly the seedbed of all vocations.

Arriving at an RV park in the dark usually means much more work getting into a camping site. It also increases the chances of damaging your rig or the park's facilities. As we were helping a late arrival into a spot, a neighbor turned on her security lights and came outside to help. It was Lisa Hall. She is a solo traveler and no stranger to RVing. She's been on the road by herself for almost 5 years and has great stories to tell. Listen as she gives you important information from her experiences. From Alaska to Nova Scotia, from Montana to Mexico, Lisa tells you how to get there and what to do. Plus, is RVing safe for single women? Lisa answers that question and discusses her self-designed solar power and more with this dynamic interview. Have an RV story to tell? Contact us: https://rockingthervlife.com/contact-us/ For more RVing stories and tips, subscribe to Rocking the RV Life on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to podcasts. Follow us as we are Rocking the RV Life on Instagram. Also, Jeff Kinzbach on Instagram & Facebook. Check out our website here: https://rockingthervlife.com/ Listeners can access the podcast via Spotify, iHeart, and Apple Podcasts, and cleveland.com's podcasting page. Shop Amazon! Support Rocking the RV Life when you shop Amazon through our link: https://www.amazon.com/shop/jeffkinzbach Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Arriving at an RV park in the dark usually means much more work getting into a camping site. It also increases the chances of damaging your rig or the park's facilities. As we were helping a late arrival into a spot, a neighbor turned on her security lights and came outside to help. It was Lisa Hall. She is a solo traveler and no stranger to RVing. She's been on the road by herself for almost 5 years and has great stories to tell. Listen as she gives you important information from her experiences. From Alaska to Nova Scotia, from Montana to Mexico, Lisa tells you how to get there and what to do. Plus, is RVing safe for single women? Lisa answers that question and discusses her self-designed solar power and more with this dynamic interview. Have an RV story to tell? Contact us: https://rockingthervlife.com/contact-us/ For more RVing stories and tips, subscribe to Rocking the RV Life on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to podcasts. Follow us as we are Rocking the RV Life on Instagram. Also, Jeff Kinzbach on Instagram & Facebook. Check out our website here: https://rockingthervlife.com/ Listeners can access the podcast via Spotify, iHeart, and Apple Podcasts, and cleveland.com's podcasting page. Shop Amazon! Support Rocking the RV Life when you shop Amazon through our link: https://www.amazon.com/shop/jeffkinzbach Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Phil Parr had a dream, and a desire to help those who could not accept their blindness. In the hopes of illustrating to men and women around the world that blindness was not the be all and end all of their existence. They did not have to sit in a home, twiddling their thumbs, giving others permission to accomplish tasks they could accomplish themselves. Join Phil Parr, as he interviews regular people, letting people know how the people he interviewed got past their blindness and were able to live with it, and while the e-mail list serv. As relayed in the broadcast does not exist anymore, you can join the Blind Like Me list serv in it's new incarnation. You can subscribe by sending a blank e-mail to: blindlikeme+subscribe@groups.io Join Phil Parr on Blind Like Me, every Saturdays at 11:00 am (EST), 8:00 am (PST) and 4:00 pm (GMT), on Whose Blind Life is it Anyway.

How faith helped Lisa to fast track her documentary. LiFor more information about Carole Dean and From the Heart Productions visit www.FromtheHeartProductions.com

Lisa and I discuss the writing process behind our thrillers and our favourite reads and audible listens

MindShareTV InnovateHERs Podcast Series Episode 3 featuring Co-author Dr. Bobbi Kurshan, Maia Sharpley, Fellow at Kauffman Fellows, and Lisa Hall, Impact Chair at Apollo Global Management Inc, for an inspirational Conversation with three outstanding leaders & Innovators

The book, Reinventing Cybersecurity, is the first cybersecurity book written entirely by women and non-binary experts and is a game-changing guidebook for cybersecurity practitioners at all career stages, from analyst to C-Suite. That's a lot. Yet, it is so much more than this.About The BookWritten by Latha Maripuri, Jasmine Henry, Aubrey Stearn, Carla Sun, Lonye Ford, Dr. Meg Layton, Tracy Bannon, Breanne Boland, Alison Gianotto, Carlota Sage, Lisa Hall, Rin Oliver, Joyous Huggins, Yvie Djieya, Angela Marafino, Coleen Shane, Rachel Harpley, Ashleigh Lee, and Amy Devers.Reinventing Cybersecurity is the first cybersecurity book written entirely by women and non-binary experts and is a game-changing guidebook for cybersecurity practitioners at all career stages, from analyst to C-Suite. It is a collection of original stories on cybersecurity topics such as boardroom presentations, risk management, incident response, and navigating the C-suite; and insights on navigating imposter syndrome, systemic bias, and hiring.Reinventing Cybersecurity explores a central theme of redefinition with diverse expert perspectives on the industry's technical and interpersonal aspects. Readers will discover how to reinvent their career through professional development regardless of age or circumstance, refocus approaches to common challenges, and reimagine ideas for the future.In the latest JupiterOne Press book, readers will discover practical guidance for addressing cybersecurity challenges that span the technical, the interpersonal, and strategic aspects of the industry. Each story unearths a unique aspect of the cybersecurity industry, ranging from intimate to epic, grounded to far future, hopeful to determined.Jasmine's chapter is on rebellious leadership and knowledge graphsAngela's chapter challenges commonly-held beliefs about imposter syndromeDr. Meg writes about teaching, community, and the shared responsibility of securityHaving known each other for years, Richard and Sean reminisce and they talk about the past, present, and future of the entire cybersecurity field.____________________________GuestsJasmine HenryField Security Director at JupiterOne [@jupiterone]On Twitter | https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasminehenry10/On LinkedIn | https://twitter.com/jasminehenry10Dr. Meg LaytonSecurity Architecture and Engineering at Children's National Hospital [@ChildrensNatl]On Twitter | https://twitter.com/VamegabyteOn LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/meglayton/Angela MarafinoCustomer Product Manager, Security & Compliance at Microsoft [] and Host of The Hacker Book Club and Co-Host of the Focal Point Podcast on ITSPmagazineOn Twitter | https://www.twitter.com/megatronALOn LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/angela-marafinoOn ITSPmagazine | https://www.itspmagazine.com/itspmagazine-podcast-radio-hosts/angela-marafino____________________________This Episode's SponsorsImperva: https://itspm.ag/imperva277117988Edgescan | https://itspm.ag/itspegwebPentera | https://itspm.ag/pentera-tyuwAsgardeo | https://itspm.ag/asgardeo-by-wso2-u8vc____________________________ResourcesBook | Reinventing Cybersecurity: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09YH8K2M4/____________________________To see and hear more Redefining CyberSecurity content on ITSPmagazine, visit:https://www.itspmagazine.com/redefining-cybersecurity-podcastAre you interested in sponsoring an ITSPmagazine Channel?

The book, Reinventing Cybersecurity, is the first cybersecurity book written entirely by women and non-binary experts and is a game-changing guidebook for cybersecurity practitioners at all career stages, from analyst to C-Suite. That's a lot. Yet, it is so much more than this.About The BookWritten by Latha Maripuri, Jasmine Henry, Aubrey Stearn, Carla Sun, Lonye Ford, Dr. Meg Layton, Tracy Bannon, Breanne Boland, Alison Gianotto, Carlota Sage, Lisa Hall, Rin Oliver, Joyous Huggins, Yvie Djieya, Angela Marafino, Coleen Shane, Rachel Harpley, Ashleigh Lee, and Amy Devers.Reinventing Cybersecurity is the first cybersecurity book written entirely by women and non-binary experts and is a game-changing guidebook for cybersecurity practitioners at all career stages, from analyst to C-Suite. It is a collection of original stories on cybersecurity topics such as boardroom presentations, risk management, incident response, and navigating the C-suite; and insights on navigating imposter syndrome, systemic bias, and hiring.Reinventing Cybersecurity explores a central theme of redefinition with diverse expert perspectives on the industry's technical and interpersonal aspects. Readers will discover how to reinvent their career through professional development regardless of age or circumstance, refocus approaches to common challenges, and reimagine ideas for the future.In the latest JupiterOne Press book, readers will discover practical guidance for addressing cybersecurity challenges that span the technical, the interpersonal, and strategic aspects of the industry. Each story unearths a unique aspect of the cybersecurity industry, ranging from intimate to epic, grounded to far future, hopeful to determined.Jasmine's chapter is on rebellious leadership and knowledge graphsAngela's chapter challenges commonly-held beliefs about imposter syndromeDr. Meg writes about teaching, community, and the shared responsibility of security ____________________________GuestsJasmine HenryField Security Director at JupiterOne [@jupiterone]On Twitter | https://twitter.com/jasminehenry10On LinkedIn |https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasminehenry10/Dr. Meg LaytonSecurity Architecture and Engineering at Children's National Hospital [@ChildrensNatl]On Twitter | https://twitter.com/VamegabyteOn LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/meglayton/Angela MarafinoCustomer Product Manager, Security & Compliance at Microsoft [] and Host of The Hacker Book Club and Co-Host of the Focal Point Podcast on ITSPmagazineOn Twitter | https://www.twitter.com/megatronALOn LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/angela-marafinoOn ITSPmagazine | https://www.itspmagazine.com/itspmagazine-podcast-radio-hosts/angela-marafino____________________________This Episode's SponsorsImperva: https://itspm.ag/imperva277117988Edgescan | https://itspm.ag/itspegwebPentera | https://itspm.ag/pentera-tyuwAsgardeo | https://itspm.ag/asgardeo-by-wso2-u8vc____________________________ResourcesBook | Reinventing Cybersecurity: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09YH8K2M4/____________________________To see and hear more Redefining CyberSecurity content on ITSPmagazine, visit:https://www.itspmagazine.com/redefining-cybersecurity-podcastAre you interested in sponsoring an ITSPmagazine Channel?

Join Vicki as she meets with Lisa Hall of Glory Girl Productions. The two discuss Lisa's work to spread awareness on drug use and addiction. The post Episode 122: Spreading Awareness with Lisa Hall appeared first on Taking Care in Business.

In recent years, we've seen an explosion of interest in ESG investing, and private equity firms are part of that growing trend.    In this episode of ESG Insider, we sit down with Lisa Hall, Impact Chair at Apollo Global Management. Apollo is one of the largest investing firms in the U.S. and pursues a number of strategies ranging from investment grade debt to private equity. Lisa talks about how ESG is becoming "table stakes" across industries and investment strategies.    She also explains how Apollo's new private equity impact investing strategy aims to fill ESG financing gaps in education, health, safety, wellness and economic opportunity.    "We very clearly are providing services and products that certain markets have not traditionally had access to," Lisa says. "That additionality and focus on underserved markets is something that we haven't explicitly or intentionally done in the traditional flagship funds that we are doing with a great deal of intention in the impact strategy." We'd love to hear from you. To give us feedback on this episode or share ideas for future episodes, please contact hosts Lindsey Hall (lindsey.hall@spglobal.com) and Esther Whieldon (esther.whieldon@spglobal.com).   To listen to our episode from the S&P Global Sustainable1 Summit in New York: https://www.spglobal.com/esg/podcasts/on-the-ground-in-nyc-how-climate-change-is-forcing-a-new-type-of-financial-literacy    Photo credit: Getty Images

In this episode of Build Momentum, we are joined by Dr. Barbara Kurshan and Laura Smulian.  Dr. Barbara "Bobbi" Kurshan is the president of Educorp Consultants Corporation and senior fellow and innovation advisor of the Graduate School of Education at the University of Pennsylvania, and a former education industry entrepreneur who has more than 40 years of experience in education, including developing the first children's software products for Microsoft. Laura Smulian is a writer, an editor, and an award-winning learning designer who spent the past seven years building out operations for quickly growing edtech startups in Latin America. She also launched a venture called the E-Ship Bootcamp, a four-week program that takes teams of students through the process of building their own startup from zero to launch.Some Questions I Ask:How did the InnovateHer project come together? (2:19)What do you want potential and future innovators to achieve through this book? (4:07)How do you describe the benchmark for entrepreneurial mindset throughout the book? (5:03)Would you share a snapshot of some of the people you included in the book? (21:40)What would you love to see women pursue to embark on their careers as purposeful innovators after reading the book? (23:30)In This Episode, You Will Learn:The beginning of InnovateHers (2:26)Key takeaways from reading the book (4:19)About the “Entrepreneurial Mindset Profile” (5:22)The story of innovator Lisa Hall (21:53)Actions to be taken after reading the book to be a purposeful innovator (23:46)Quotes:“I wanted them to see that the stories were personal, that they could do it too, and that there were certain things they needed to be aware of along the way so they wouldn't have the traps that women have had in the past.”“I'd like to see [people] share the book with young innovators. I think it's a great gift to give to somebody that you're mentoring. The other thing I want to see them do with it is to share their story. I'd like to build a community of people that are sharing their stories so people understand that we're all not that different, but we can learn from our entrepreneurial mindset.”“There's no one right way to rise to the top. It has nothing to do with external indicators and checking off boxes, but rather traits and skills that are powerful that we can build and work to leverage in order to rise to the top. There's not a formula for this; everyone was a little different.”Connect with InnovateHer:InnovateHer websiteDr. Barbara Kurshan's LinkedInLaura Smulian's LinkedInAbout the book:Transformational Leadership Secret websitePurchase “The Secret to Transformational Leadership” print or ebookStay in touch with Sarah Williamson:Free Case Study GuideWebsiteFacebook

In this week's episode, Martin Kiernan talks to Alexandra Peters, who works in Prof. Didier Pittet's group at the University Hospitals of Geneva and with a WHO Collaborating Centre. We discuss a new systematic review that demonstrates that there is significant evidence that environmental decontamination reduces healthcare-associated infections and colonisations and also progress on a new Healthcare Environmentsl Hygiene (HEH) self-assessment tool, the results of which will shortly be published. Papers that we discuss are: Peters, A., Schmid, M.N., Parneix, P. et al. Impact of environmental hygiene interventions on healthcare-associated infections and patient colonization: a systematic review. Antimicrob Resist Infect Control 11, 38 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1186 - https://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s13756-022-01075-1#article-info Accepted paper, shortly to appear in the AJIC website: Peters, A., Schmid, M., deKraker, M. et al. Results of an international pilot survey on healthcare environmental hygiene at the facility level. American Journal of Infection Control (2022)   Also mentioned: Brett G Mitchell, Lisa Hall, Nicole White, Adrian G Barnett, Kate Halton, David L Paterson, Thomas V Riley, Anne Gardner, Katie Page, Alison Farrington, Christian A Gericke, Nicholas Graves, An environmental cleaning bundle and health-care-associated infections in hospitals (REACH): a multicentre, randomised trial, The Lancet Infectious Diseases, Volume 19, Issue 4, 2019, Pages 410-418, https://doi.org/10.1016/S1473-3099(18)30714-X https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S147330991830714X Deverick J Anderson, Rebekah W Moehring, David J Weber, Sarah S Lewis, Luke F Chen, J Conrad Schwab, Paul Becherer, Michael Blocker, Patricia F Triplett, Lauren P Knelson, Yuliya Lokhnygina, William A Rutala, Daniel J Sexton, Effectiveness of targeted enhanced terminal room disinfection on hospital-wide acquisition and infection with multidrug-resistant organisms and Clostridium difficile: a secondary analysis of a multicentre cluster randomised controlled trial with crossover design (BETR Disinfection), The Lancet Infectious Diseases, Volume 18, Issue 8, 2018, Pages 845-853, https://doi.org/10.1016/S1473-3099(18)30278-0 https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1473309918302780    

In this week's episode, Martin Kiernan talks to Alexandra Peters, who works in Prof. Didier Pittet's group at the University Hospitals of Geneva and with a WHO Collaborating Centre. We discuss a new systematic review that demonstrates that there is significant evidence that environmental decontamination reduces healthcare-associated infections and colonisations and also progress on a new Healthcare Environmentsl Hygiene (HEH) self-assessment tool, the results of which will shortly be published. Papers that we discuss are: Peters, A., Schmid, M.N., Parneix, P. et al. Impact of environmental hygiene interventions on healthcare-associated infections and patient colonization: a systematic review. Antimicrob Resist Infect Control 11, 38 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1186 - https://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s13756-022-01075-1#article-info Accepted paper, shortly to appear in the AJIC website: Peters, A., Schmid, M., deKraker, M. et al. Results of an international pilot survey on healthcare environmental hygiene at the facility level. American Journal of Infection Control (2022)   Also mentioned: Brett G Mitchell, Lisa Hall, Nicole White, Adrian G Barnett, Kate Halton, David L Paterson, Thomas V Riley, Anne Gardner, Katie Page, Alison Farrington, Christian A Gericke, Nicholas Graves, An environmental cleaning bundle and health-care-associated infections in hospitals (REACH): a multicentre, randomised trial, The Lancet Infectious Diseases, Volume 19, Issue 4, 2019, Pages 410-418, https://doi.org/10.1016/S1473-3099(18)30714-X https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S147330991830714X Deverick J Anderson, Rebekah W Moehring, David J Weber, Sarah S Lewis, Luke F Chen, J Conrad Schwab, Paul Becherer, Michael Blocker, Patricia F Triplett, Lauren P Knelson, Yuliya Lokhnygina, William A Rutala, Daniel J Sexton, Effectiveness of targeted enhanced terminal room disinfection on hospital-wide acquisition and infection with multidrug-resistant organisms and Clostridium difficile: a secondary analysis of a multicentre cluster randomised controlled trial with crossover design (BETR Disinfection), The Lancet Infectious Diseases, Volume 18, Issue 8, 2018, Pages 845-853, https://doi.org/10.1016/S1473-3099(18)30278-0 https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1473309918302780    

PagerDuty Head of Information Security Lisa Hall joins us on CISO Insider for an in-depth discussion on what diversity in the infosec industry really looks like — not just hiring to meet DEI quotas, but fostering differences to build strengths across the board. Diversity in thought and background among her staff is a success factor for Lisa's team, and it leads to greater diversity in the work they do at PagerDuty. Other ideas we chat about today include the importance for leaders to make and maintain connections within the industry, and turning the restrictions of COVID into a positive in recruiting wins for Lisa's team, like the ability to expand hiring to a greater pool of candidates and optimize for remote work. Follow Lisa on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisahall/  Follow PagerDuty: https://www.evenfinancial.com/  Watch PagerDuty at Day of Shecurity panel discussion: Follow the podcasts and get the book mentioned in this episode: Security Weekly podcast https://securityweekly.com/  Risky Business podcast https://risky.biz/  Tribe of Hackers book series https://www.tribeofhackers.com/  Follow some of the organizations and conferences Lisa shared in our discussion: Diana Initiative https://www.dianainitiative.org/  /dev/color https://devcolor.org/  Women in Security and Privacy https://www.wisporg.com/  Day of Shecurity 2021 - October 28 & 29, 2021 https://www.dayofshecurity.com/  Nightfall is the industry's first cloud-native DLP platform that discovers, classifies, and protects data via machine learning. Nightfall is designed to work with popular SaaS applications like Slack & GitHub as well as IaaS platforms like AWS. Learn more about Nightfall AI on our website: https://nightfall.ai/about/  Listen and subscribe on Apple Podcasts or your favourite podcast player for free! And leave us a review if you're enjoying the show. This podcast is created and sponsored by Nightfall AI. Please share your questions and feedback with us at marketing@nightfall.ai. Follow us on social media: Facebook https://www.facebook.com/NightfallAI  Twitter https://twitter.com/NightfallAI  LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/nightfall-ai  Instagram https://www.instagram.com/nightfall_ai/  Follow CISO Insider executive producer and host Chris Martinez on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-martinez-communications/  Follow CISO Insider producer and interviewer Michael Osakwe on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-osakwe-15543b22/  Special thanks to Wendel Topper for podcast production support. Follow Wendel's work at https://createk.us/  Thanks for listening!

Lisa Hall is the Chief Information Security Officer at Color where she heads the Information Security and GRC programs. With over 14 years of experience in the information security field, she is a welcomed addition to the podcast. Listen in as she joins AJ to talk about being your true self at work, what it takes to do so, and how to excel as a CISO.    Key Takeaways:  00:59  Bio  01:47  The decision to be a CISO  06:24  Using your title for good and impacting others  08:34  Advocating for yourself and others  11:25  Showing up as You  13:10  The hardest part of the job  16:20  People skills  20:40  Frameworks don't update fast enough  23:50  Auditors and auditor relationships    Links:  To Comply or Not To Comply: Website | AJ  Lisa Hall: LinkedIn | Twitter  

Bestselling author Lisa Hall tells us about her new novel The Woman in the Woods, which adds a dash of the supernatural to her page-turning thriller style. Lisa talks about setting a book in a real place, starting with the twist, how thinking the worst inspires her, the cruelty of rejection and how to cope with it, the importance of notebooks, and knowing when to let a book go.  

Bestselling author Lisa Hall tells us about her new novel The Woman in the Woods, which adds a dash of the supernatural to her page-turning thriller style. Lisa talks about setting a book in a real place, starting with the twist, how thinking the worst inspires her, the cruelty of rejection and how to cope […] The post EP356: Lisa Hall — A Dagger in my Heart appeared first on The Bestseller Experiment.

In Episode 21 Micah and Nathan sit down with local business owners, Mark and Lisa Hall, as they highlight how the Hall's have been feeding the hungry through their "Feeding Team" ministry. 

Who knows your darkest secret? After every parents' evening, friends Nina, Bel and Rachel look forward to their regular debrief at the pub. But there will be no clinking Prosecco tonight. They are discussing an anonymous note that has been left in a child's schoolbag: this class has secrets. All the parents tell lies. As more notes are discovered, scandalous accusations are made and the school playground becomes rife with rumours. Who could be revealing the three friends' secrets? Because they thought the only people who knew everything about them were each other.... An addictive psychological suspense thriller full of twists and turns, perfect for fans of Heidi Perks, Lisa Hall and Jane Corry.

Alison MacLeod reimagines the circumstances surrounding the writing and suppression of 'Lady Chatterley's Lover'. We celebrate National Poetry Day with a world exclusive from The Blind Poet.  Lisa Hall takes us to Britain's most haunted village and introduces us to 'The Woman In the Woods'. And we return to Alison MacLeod for the Books of Your Life.

This week I'm having a general catch up and talking about my love of reading, what books I've just enjoyed and recommendations. Plus my fabulous book club people.If you'd like to check out my author pageAmazon.co.uk: Helen Phifer: Books, Biography, Blogs, Audiobooks, KindleMy website is About | Helenphifer.comThanks for listening :) 

According to Versant Health’s Lisa Hall and Kelly Wenrich, more employers are recognizing that offering vision benefits is a cost-effective way to reduce health-related absenteeism and health care premiums, while increasing productivity.   Providing a vision care plan to employees gives employers a “leg up on the competition” because it’s a benefit not yet commonplace in the recruitment process, says Kelly Wenrich, director of client management for Versant Health.   Wenrich also points out that when employees take care of their vision, they are healthier and more productive, which can benefit the company overall.    Encouraging employees and their families to have annual eye exams can be a relatively low-cost and minimally invasive way for them to gain a window into their overall health.    “A comprehensive eye exam is much more than reading an eye chart,” says Lisa Hall, Versant’s regional vice president of third party commercial sales. She adds that more than 25 chronic health conditions can be identified through an eye exam and that surprisingly, 20% of people diagnosed with diabetes first learned of their condition through a routine eye exam.   Both Wenrich and Hall say that offering a vision care benefit requires very little commitment from employers, both operationally and financially, yet it can be a key component for increasing employee satisfaction and loyalty.    Press play to hear more from Hall and Wenrich on ways to encourage vision care enrollment, its effect on pricing and network choice, and its role in early detection of chronic conditions.   

Today’s guest on the convo couch is Lisa Hall-Wilson. Lisa is an award-winning author and mentor. Fascinated by monsters in the dark and the supernatural, she blends those elements into her stories along with her passion for history, fantasy, romance, and faith. Lisa’s fiction grew from a need to ask more questions than is socially acceptable –to understand the why and how and who, and the so what and so that. Lisa runs fabulous online classes on writing in Deep POV which is where Pam first came across Lisa a few years back.She is an amazing and generous mentor and her teaching and feedback helped Pam write the deep level of pov she managed to achieve in her 2019 novel Cross My Heart.  In this episode Lisa covers the basics of writing in deep point of view and provides examples of going deeper. See the Show notes to find out more about Lisa's book, Method Acting for Writers, links to her courses and to read the opening chapter of Cross My Heart. SHOW NOTES: Writes4Women www.writes4women.com Facebook @writes4women Twitter / Instagram @w4wpodcast   W4W Patreon https://www.writes4women.com/support-us-on-patreon   Lisa Hall-Wilson Website : click here Facebook: click here Pinterest: click here   Pamela Cook www.pamelacook.com.au Facebook: click here Twitter: click here  Instagram: click here     This episode produced by Georgia Nelson and Pamela Cook for Writes4Women.       Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/writes4women?fan_landing=true See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. Mark Ruchman and Lisa Hall of Versant Health discuss how vision care and coverage can impact key stages of advancement in childhood. Experts report that vision health is intricately linked to a child’s ability to learn and develop socially. “Simply, children can’t learn if they can’t see” says Dr. Mark Ruchman, Versant Health’s chief medical officer, but young children “don’t know what they don’t know.” While adults can sense a change in vision, younger children may simply cope due to a lack of understanding about what they are experiencing, he adds. Ruchman stresses that vision evaluations are a central component of comprehensive health care for children and can provide a wealth of wellness indicators. Annual eye exams can help evaluate vision and identify if a child is at the appropriate neurological and social stage for their age. In turn, the information can be shared with educators and pediatricians who work together for the benefit of the child, says Ruchman. The widespread introduction of remote learning over the past year has significantly increased screen time for many children and adults, says Lisa Hall, Versant Health’s regional vice president of third-party commercial sales. “Adults and kids spend most of their day in front of a computer, tablet or phone,” says Hall, which is significantly increasing eye strain issues. According to Hall, one in four school-aged children have vision problems that can affect learning and development. She says this is why vision experts recommend an eye exam at birth, 6 months old, 3-4 years old, just prior to entering kindergarten, and then every year following. “So much of society is based on visual learning,” adds Dr. Ruchman, “and children need to begin their formative years by seeing well.”   Press play to hear Dr. Ruchman and Lisa Hall further discuss the links between vision and childhood development, the nationwide “Vision to Learn” initiative and why it’s important to consider the employee’s entire family when determining vision plan coverage.

We are excited to welcome Lisa Hall, Director of Information Security at PagerDuty on our next episode of the CISO-to-CISO podcast. Lisa Hall heads the Information Security and Compliance programs at PageDuty. With over 14 years experience in the information security field, she is focused on building security programs from the ground up, strategic planning, risk management, and driving process adoption company-wide. She believes security should make it easy to do the right thing. Lisa has previously held Information Security roles at Twilio, Glassdoor, and EY.

We kick off this season with a deeper look at the meaning of our phrase “changing how the economy functions,” specifically examining what you may have heard of as “social entrepreneurship,” which is the idea that entrepreneurial ventures should measure themselves not just by revenue but also by metrics that capture their broader impact on the social and natural environment.Impact investing takes many forms. It can be venture firms seeking out so called “double bottom line“ or even “triple bottom line” returns, meaning financial & social returns or financial & social & environmental. In fact, there is a venture firm called DBL Partners - double bottom line - one of whose portfolio companies we’ve had on the show- Zola Electric. DBL invested in another company you may have heard of - Tesla - which is probably the most high profile, but not the only proof point that impact investing is not charitable giving. Impact investing can also refer to the idea of investors screening for or against certain types of activities. The institutional approach is the idea of ESG investing. ESG stands for environmental, social, governance. ESG investors are typically mutual funds or financial companies with specific funds that invest in companies that are promoting those aims or perhaps which are improving their own internal practices. How big is ESG? According to Morningstar, there are about 275 ESG open-end mutual funds and ETFs available in the U.S.. And according to Deloitte, 75% of investors applied ESG principles to at least a quarter of their portfolios in 2019. Another sign of how far this idea has come is that the incoming director of the National Economic Council, Brian Deese, most recently led BlackRock’s ESG investing, in other words, one of the most prominent economist positions in the country is about to be inhabited by an ESG guy.Some of the more well known impact VCs include DBL, and Revolution’s Rise of the Rest, whom we’ve also featured on M4Edge. There are many other examples, all with ambitious aims, including the HEED fund, The Impact Engine, SustainVC, Village Capital, Better Ventures and many more.We’ve decided to delve into a few of these areas, with the help of three guests. First, we’re joined by Sonal Shah, the Executive Director of the Beeck Center at Georgetown. Sonal is so steeped in the world of impact that we asked her to cohost this episode. Sonal interviews Lisa Green Hall, the Impact Chair at Apollo Global Management, but has held many roles in this space, as is really one of the pioneers of the field. But we’re technophiles here at M4Edge, so we also interview Steve Tanner, the founder and CTO of EcoRobotix, a Swiss ag-tech company whose mission is to “develop, produce and sell innovative farming machines that require low energy and that reduce the negative ecological impact of modern agriculture, while keeping costs competitive.”

An interview with Lisa Hall, Market Manager with the Montavilla Farmer's Market, about supporting local farmers and businesses, their community involvement, and expanded winter market. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episódio #6 – Kaffe Matthews & Environmental Bikes no Festival Lisboa Soa Neste episódio das Conversas da Bicicultura fomos ao Festival Lisboa Soa conversar com a artista compositora Kaffe Matthews sobre o seu projecto mais recente, a Environmental Bike (Bicicleta Ambiental), cuja estreia mundial decorreu em Lisboa durante o festival. O projecto está a ser desenvolvido pelo Bicrophonic Research Institute (BRI), que teve o seu laboratório instalado no Campo Mártires da Pátria e aberto ao público para experimentação entre 22 e 27 Setembro de 2020. A Environmental Bike é uma bicicleta sónica que faz som e música ao vivo a partir da qualidade do ar que um ciclista percorre. Ao pedalar, estamos a sonificar os dados recebidos por um sensor de qualidade do ar instalado numa caixa no guiador da bicicleta, acionando e processando os sons dos níveis crescentes ou decrescentes das partículas que respiramos. Desta forma, o ciclista percorre a cidade para ouvir e registar a qualidade do ar ao seu redor. Os dados da qualidade do ar podem ser descarregados, visualizados e projetados sobre a rota em formato GPS permitindo analisar os níveis de poluição do ar ao longo do trajecto. O podcast tem três partes. Na primeira parte passamos um fragmento da volta realizada com a Environmental Bike, onde se pode ouvir claramente como o som se altera quando os níveis de PM2.5, entre outras partículas, atingem concentrações mais elevadas. Na segunda parte, ouvimos a conversa com a Kaffe Matthews sobre este e outros projectos em torno da bicicleta (e.g. “Opera FiXi” realizada no Porto em 2013). A última parte do podcast inclui um excerto da conversa com a artista Lisa Hall do BRI, em que ela nos mostra e explica como interpretar os dados registados pela environmental bike. Podes encontrar mais informação sobre a Environmental Bike e outros projectos do BRI aqui: Kaffe Matthews: https://www.kaffematthews.net/ Environmental bikes project: https://sonicbikes.net/making-lab/#environmental-development Environmental bikes @Festiva Lisboa Soa: http://www.lisboasoa.com/kaffe-mathews/ Bicrophonic Research Institute (BRI): https://sonicbikes.net/ Sonic Bikes: https://sonicbikes.net/sonic-bike Opera FiXi #1: https://www.kaffematthews.net/project/opera-fixi-2013 Opera FiXi #2: http://www.visoesuteis.pt/en/works/item/1426-opera-fixi

It's where it's at! This episode, we're joined by the awesome bestselling author Lisa Hall! She talks about her amazing psychological thrillers, trashy TV, the wonders of the show Naked Attraction, her journey to becoming a writer, and so much more.  Special thanks to Netflix and the new series YOUNG WALLANDER for sponsoring this episode of the show. Credits: Produced by Twenty Inches of Monkey Productions Music by Stuart Neville

Join us for Riverside County, Department of Child Support Services Coffee Break podcast, hosted by Chief Attorney, Bruce Wagner, and Deputy Director, Nathan Hartel. Special guest speaker, Child Support Specialist, Lisa Hall will provide input and commentary by Coffee Break producer, Maria Soto. In this episode, they will dive into the topic of modification requests of child support orders. How to request a modification (8:00). How COVID-19 may have caused changes in circumstances that could warrant a need for modification (16:00). What justifies a request for modification (17:00). Unemployment concerns (19:40). What could keep customers from completing a modification request? (23:00). A new feature called DocuSign and how it's helping to make the process easier (30:30).

This is a conversation I wanted to share with one of my best friends in the world, Lisa Hall. Lisa is a Licensed Counselor here in Oregon. She has an active private practice and works with a variety of clients dealing with trauma. In our time together, Lisa and I talk about the impact the Quarantine is having on our mental health, relationships, and culture. We talk about the impact of worldwide trauma, And we share some practical tips that I hope will be valuable to you. I know you will love Lisa's insights and wisdom. ~~~~~ Support this podcast: by the support button right here, or JOIN MY PATREON MEMBERSHIP: Thanks for joining this episode. Here are some links to check out: Follow me on social: Instagram: @essentiallybetterlife Facebook: www.facebook.com/theessentiallybetterlife Check out my website www.essentiallybetterlife.com for all kinds of information on: * Business and Personal Coaching * My Book: “Essentially Better: essential oils for people with feelings” * And even some great stuff on Essential Oils. Thanks for listening. Blessings, be well my friends *Solo Acoustic Guitar by Jason Shaw is licensed under a Attribution 3.0 United States License. Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at http://audionautix.com/index.html. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wendy-bruton/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wendy-bruton/support

Lisa Hall, fair finance lead and fellow-in-residence at the Beeck Center, joins host Katherine Klein to discuss “fair finance,” a term coined at the Beeck Center “to really describe what it means to have shared prosperity using the tools of the financial market.” She also discusses the tools and strategies that could be employed to “increase the fairness of finance” and the lessons learned from other programs that have tried to address inequality. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lisa Hall-McKee is founder and director of Go Dance Knoxville, a progressive contemporary dance company who pushes the envelope with original ballet works including “The Diary of Anne Frank” and the upcoming Joan of Arc Ballet. Go dance has caught the attention of the American Dance Society and many other global foundations. McKee chats with Victoria Henley of Backstage Pass about the importance of music and dance, keeping the arts alive and the importance of staying true to one’s artistic vision.

Federal policy plays a huge role in community development efforts and no federal policy has been a hotter topic this year than Opportunity Zones. For this podcast, we have special guest Lisa Hall—a Senior Fellow at the Beeck Center at Georgetown University focusing on the inclusive economy—who has been on the forefront of thinking about how this new incentive will impact local communities.Support the show (https://secure.givelively.org/donate/local-initiatives-support-corp)

In this episode, Stacy, Shannon, Sara, and Jen discuss the September releases they're most excited to read. The books discussed were: Time's Convert by Deborah Harkness, Casting Curses by Yasmine Galenorn, Take a Chance by Shelley Shepherd Gray, People Kill People by Ellen Hopkins, The Storyteller's Secret by Sejal Badani, Three Little Lies by Laura Marshall, A Notorious Vow by Joanna Shupe, The Glass Ocean by Beatriz Williams, Karen White, and Lauren Willig, Not Our Kind by Kitty Zeldis, Love and Other Wild Things by Molly Harper, Sisters of the Winter Wood by Rena Rossner, Once a Scoundrel by Mary Jo Putney, Phoenix Unbound by Grace Draven, and The Party by Lisa Hall.

Dans cet épisode (prototype), le temps passe plus vite quand on vieillit, les “Rêves de machines” de Lisa Hall nous plongent dans le futur des assistants vocaux avec une grande délicatesse, et le chatbot du Vatican échoue à donner un sens à la mort de Johnny. Bonne écoute !    

My guest today is Lisa Hall, author of the bestselling psychological thrillers Between You and Me and Tell Me No Lies, which Heat magazine called ‘breathlessly fast-paced and cleverly unsettling'. Not content with a successful career as an author, Lisa has also crossed the divide to the other side of the business by founding a new publishing imprint, Manatee […]

With the support of the Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board, Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association, IPAP and Midwest Refrigerated Services organized a shipment 20,000 pounds of cheese to the hurricane Harvey victims in Texas. They are now organizing another shipment of Wisconsin cheese to go to the Hurricane Irma victims. On today's episode, we welcome back Lisa Hall to speak to Saxon Creamery's participation, and how cheese brings people together. Cutting the Curd is powered by Simplecast

Liberate The Podcast: We aim to educate, motivate, inspire and liberate your consciousness! Episode 31: On Happiness: "Trying to figure out what happiness is for me has been a journey that I've taken over the last ten years. They say sometimes the things that you need to experience and learn yourself are the things that you're most able to help other people with. The last few years I've been doing extensive research on positive psychology, which is a relatively new aspect of the psychology field that's really come into its own over the last 20 years. Positive Psychology actually looks at the science of what makes us happy. They've done experiments about what makes people happy. What is this thing that evades us? It really is the driving force behind what everybody wants. If you ask anybody if they want to be happy, the answer is always going to be yes. We go about trying to achieve happiness from all these outside sources which is an interesting thing. But according to his research, circumstances only factor 10% in our happiness equation." - Lisa Hall, Happiness Coach, Yogi & Entrepreneur. Find Lisa at www.Lisa-Hall.com   Find us at www.LiberateYourself.com 

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Marla Cooper is the author of Terror in Taffeta, a humorous cozy mystery about a destination wedding planner that is the first in a series. As a freelance writer, Marla has written all sorts of things, and it was while ghostwriting a guide to destination weddings that she found inspiration for her first novel. Marla lives in Oakland, California, with her husband and her polydactyl tuxedo cat. Dr. J.L. Delozier attended Thomas Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia (now the Sidney Kimmel Medical College) and has been a practicing physician for over 20 years. She's spent much of her career as a federal servant, assisting America's veterans and providing disaster care during Hurricanes Katrina, Ike and Gustav. She lives in Pennsylvania with her husband and four rescue cats. Lisa Hall loves words, reading and everything there is to love about books. She has dreamed of being a writer since she was a little girl and after years of talking about it, was finally brave enough to put pen to paper (and let people actually read it). Lisa lives in a small village in Kent, surrounded by her towering TBR pile, a rather large brood of children, dogs, chickens and ponies and her long-suffering husband. Robert Rapoza is the author of THE VILCABAMBA PROPHECY, a 2015 Adventure Writers Competition Semi-Finalist. A member of the Southern California Writers Association since 2013, he was recently selected to the 2015-16 Debut Authors program of the International Thriller Writers Association and will be among several new authors featured at the Debut Author session at this July's ThrillerFest in New York City.  

On Cutting the Curd Episode #174, host Greg Blais spoke with Lisa Hall of Saxon Creamery about her struggle to attain a small loan to fund a new tractor for her family farm. In this episode a year later, Greg continues the conversation with Lisa, who shares her thoughts on sustainable agriculture in Wisconsin and stories from the farm. This program was brought to you by Academie Opus Caseus. “We’re not using gases, fertilizers and chemicals. We’re allowing the cows to graze on natural grasses – they’re fertilizing it with their manure, it breaks down and they have a rich soil.” [9:50] “We’re one of the largest pasture based farms.” [11:20] “[Farming] It’s an education that needs to be shared from on generation to the next.” [12:20] —Lisa Hall on Cutting the Curd

Take Action Get Profits with Michele Scism with her guest Laurie Burton & Lisa Hall: Laurie Burton is internationally recognized as an innovator helping thousands of people improve their ability to communicate. Whether working with individuals in seminars and in one-on-one coaching, or with groups in the corporate world, Laurie's techniques generate dramatic results in an amazingly short time. Individuals at all levels learn to break through communication barriers and develop the skills needed to become effective leaders of groups, teams and businesses. A 30-year veteran performer of film, television and theater, Laurie brings the breadth of her experience to teach people the “art of communication.” Laurie Burton Training's clients include Fortune 500 companies such as IBM, Mattel Toys, Digital Equipment, Merrill Lynch, ITT and Twentieth Century Fox. Laurie also served on the faculty at the University of Southern California School of Cinema/Television teaching filmmakers and directors, in both graduate and undergraduate programs, to develop their communication skills for great impact and effectiveness. Lisa Hall helps businesses get over the challenge of dealing with growth, expansion, or just not being able to cope with the flood of things that hits every business owner every day. Coaching helps owners and managers be more effective. Training helps employees be more productive and committed.   One-on-one coaching.  Team training.  Remote webinars and phone coaching.  Value-added lessons in running your business.  Speaking to your groups or offices.  Helping you navigate the choppy waters to profit and contentment.  

Welcome to another episode of the best cheese radio show in the world, Cutting the Curd. This week – host Greg Blais is chatting with two movers and shakers in the world of cheese – Elena Santogade of Arethusa Farm & Dairy, and Lisa Hall of Saxon Creamery. Tune in and hear from both guests as they share their cheese stories. Elena explains what it’s like working with the award winning cows at Arethusa Farm & Dairy and why nothing can beat incredible milk. Later in the show, Lisa shares the Saxon Creamery story and what it’s like operating a 5th generation Wisconsin family farm. This program was sponsored by Of a Kind. “Between the weather [in winter], the climate and type of cow it really increase the butter fat and proteins in the milk so we’re able to make a very special cheese [Snow Fields] for a very limited time.” [18:00] –Lisa Hall on Cutting the Curd

The Sheffield Solar Farm is a state-of-the-art photovoltaic installation designed to measure the use of ‘real-world’ devices in northerly locations. It also enables the field-testing of a range of new and alternative photovoltaic technologies. Dr Alastair Buckley and Dr Lisa Hall explain the work of the Sheffield Solar Farm across the PV supply chain – from manufacturers and installers to users.

This episode features Bob Fecho, director of the Red Clay Writing Project, and Ian Altman, Paige Cole, Angela Dean, and Lisa Hall—all Red Clay Writing Project teacher-consultants. We talk with them about dialogic teaching—what it is and how teachers can move toward more reflective teaching practices—as well as about the role of writing projects in this work.

last in a series of programs produced by the participants of the field recording and creative radio workshop. this edition has been produced by lisa hall.

last in a series of programs produced by the participants of the field-recording and creative radio workshop. this edition has been produced by lisa hall.

Freedom Doors Ministries, spreading the Good News of Jesus. Here on Jesus in The Morning we bring information in many different ways to our listeners, but mainly through a different speaker with a fresh word from Heaven for the day.

Author Lisa Hall joins host Cyrus Webb on Conversations LIVE! Radio to discuss her new book TAKING CHARGE OF YOUR OWN HEALTH.

Join Dale, Cheryl, and their special guest Lisa Hall for some homeemade spaghetti sauce and meatballs.