Podcast appearances and mentions of liz bailey

Everyone talks about the financial abuse that occurs when you are in an abusive relationship.  But what happens after you leave?The financial abuse continues during post separation abuse and oftentimes gets worse.  When an abuser believes they are losing control of their victim, they will adapt, intensify and find other ways to abuse.  This includes refusing to pay child support or becoming under or unemployed so they do not have to pay as much child support.  But the main way in which a narcissist will continue their financial abuse post separation is through continued litigation and legal abuse.So, what can you do to mitigate the financial impact of your narcissistic ex partner?In this episode I talk with financial advisor and survivor, Liz Bailey on her experiences of financial abuse post separation and ways in which survivors can get back on track and maintain some level of groundedness throughout the process.If you want to chat more about this topic I would love to continue our conversation over on Instagram! @risingbeyondpcIf you've been looking for a supportive community of women going through the topics we cover, head over to our website to learn more about the Rising Beyond Community. - https://www.risingbeyondpc.com/ And if you want to support the show you may do so here at, Buy Me A Coffee. Thank you! We love being able to make this information accessible to you and your community. Canned Responses FreebieMic Drop Moments FreebieOur FREE Download a Roadmap to Communicating with your Narcissistic Ex Free Mini Guide to Decrease Your Child's Anxiety Around VisitsWhere to find more from Rising Beyond:Rising Beyond FacebookRising Beyond LinkedInRising Beyond Pinterest

March 7, 2024 In honor of Women's History Month's 2024 theme of "Women Who Advocate for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion," Everything Co-op in collaboration with Co-op Leaders pay Tribute to a dear friend, Elizabeth (Liz) Carolyn Allen Bailey, who recently made her transition January 25, 2024. Liz Bailey, a native of Chippewa Falls, WI, grew up in an extended large, active and musically inclined family, many of whom, like Liz, firmly believed in improving each of the communities in which one lives and works. Liz served as the Managing Principal of The Bailey Group LLC, a Washington DC-based consulting firm focused on economic and community development that includes member-owned cooperative business enterprises. She provided her clients the benefit of her career experience in strategic public policy that combined the private sector, the executive branches of state and federal governments, and extensive non-profit program management. For much of her professional career, Liz held leadership positions with the National Cooperative Business Association CLUSA International, including Interim CEO, VP for Public Policy & Cooperative Development, and almost eight years as Executive Director of the Cooperative Development Foundation, NCBA CLUSA's non-profit affiliate. Bailey held degrees from the University of Wisconsin and the LBJ School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas. After leaving the NCBA CLUSA, Liz remained active in the promoting of the cooperatives business model through her private consulting and as a member of Cooperation Works, and as a member of the board of a non-profit, Cooperatives Build a Better World, to raise public awareness of cooperatives. She consistently argued that those who support and build cooperatives spend too much time talking to each other rather than to those who would benefit from a better comprehension of the public value of cooperatives.

1-4-2024 Elizabeth Carolyn Allen Bailey pays tribute to Vernon Oakes, on the occasion of the announcement of his induction into the Cooperative Hall of Fame. For much of her professional career, Liz held leadership positions with the National Cooperative Business Association CLUSA International, including Interim CEO, VP for Public Policy & Cooperative Development, and almost eight years as Executive Director of the Cooperative Development Foundation, NCBA CLUSA's non-profit affiliate. Bailey held degrees from the University of Wisconsin and the LBJ School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas. After leaving the NCBA CLUSA, Liz remained active in the promoting of the cooperatives business model through her private consulting and as a member of Cooperation Works, and as a member of the board of a non-profit, Cooperatives Build a Better World, to raise public awareness of cooperatives. She consistently argued that those who support and build cooperatives spend too much time talking to each other rather than to those who would benefit from a better comprehension of the public value of cooperatives.

In this podcast Chris and LACE change management expert Liz Bailey speak with Dr. Marcia Goddard, a neuroscientist and Chief Culture Officer at The Contentment Foundation. They discuss various aspects of culture, psychological safety, and the impact of stress on individuals and organisations. Listen now for insights into how individuals and organisations can work to reduce the negative impact of stress and foster a culture that promotes innovation and adaptability.

Everything Caravan & Camping, Australia's largest caravan and camping Facebook community group, and online marketplace, ECC Podcast hosted by Channel 7's Scott Hillier. The weekly ECC Podcast will provide Australian campers, caravanners and 4WDers with the latest news, products and services to help them on their next adventure both here in Australia and New Zealand. Scott Hillier will delve into the major issues confronting campers, caravanners and 4WDers, as well as provide delectable recipes from Everything Caravan & Camping chef extraordinaire Harry Fisher – Fire To Fork, and speak to ECC influencers including ECC Off-Grid Travel Series hosts Simon and Liz Bailey from The Lifestyle Pioneers. There will be plenty of discussion around towing weights and safety, Tech Tips on products that help people stay on the road longer, as well as Caravan Park Confessions, a weekly segment that is sure you have campers rolling around the campsite laughing. The ECC Podcast will also see Scott Hillier on the ground chatting to ECCParks/Family Parks about their parks and facilities, and what is unique about their park and area that holidaymakers can take advantage of. Follow us at www.everythingcaravancamping.com.au and on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Linkedin and Twitter.

What challenges arise when manging change within organisations? This podcast features insights and perspectives from LACErs Cathy Acratopulo and Liz Bailey, who join Chris to explore various facets of change management, particularly in the context of HR transformation, and offer valuable takeaways. The episode underscores the importance of collaboration between HR and business leaders, customisation to local contexts, managing HRBP transitions, setting realistic expectations, and staying committed to the change vision. Listen now for key takeaways that can serve as valuable guidance for organisations navigating change successfully.

Ever dreamed of visiting all 63 U.S. National Parks but don't know where to start or how to fit it in your schedule? Get ready to be inspired as I, your host Jake, welcome Liz Bailey from the Instagram account @wanderingontheweekends on today's episode. Liz and her husband managed to pull off an incredible feat, visiting every U.S. National Park and all 50 states in just three years, while still maintaining their full-time jobs. Listen in as Liz shares their journey, from the awe-inspiring sunsets of Yosemite to the hoodoos of Bryce Canyon and one of her personal favorites, Zion National Park.Liz's insights go beyond the stunning landscapes, as she emphasizes acknowledging the native lands of the parks, and highlights the often overlooked roles of the park Rangers. We also navigate through some fascinating wildlife encounters, underscoring the importance of protecting the land and its inhabitants. From encounters with bears to mountain goats, these stories serve as a vivid reminder of the diverse life that calls these parks home.As we wrap up, we discuss Liz's upcoming goal of visiting 40 countries by 40. Her infectious spirit of exploration is a testament to the endless wonders that await us if we dare to step out of our comfort zones. Whether the allure of National Parks calls to you, or you simply wish to explore the world in your own way, this episode is a treasure trove of inspiration and practical tips. Tune in, and find your journey.Thank you for listening to Journey with Jake.  Be sure and follow Liz @wanderingontheweekends on Instagram.

In the latest episode of the HR on the Offensive podcast, host Chris and fellow LACErs Ed Sparkes, Romy Hobson, and Liz Bailey delve into a discussion about the relationship between corporate culture and organisational performance. Overall, the podcast episode provides valuable insights into the dynamic relationship between corporate culture and business performance. Listen now for perspectives on culture's evolution, recruitment practices, and the impacts of happy employees on overall productivity.

In the latest episode of the HR on the Offensive podcast, hosted by Chris, the focus is on change management and change analytics. Joining Chris are two LACE change experts Ed Sparks and Liz Bailey, as well as a special guest, Colin Sloman, the Chief Strategy Officer at Cognician. Cognician is an activation platform that focuses on mindset, behaviour change, and skills development, with a strong emphasis on measuring and analysing outcomes. This podcast explores the significance of change analytics in driving successful organisational change and emphasises the importance of data-driven decision-making in HR. Listen now for valuable insights and practical approaches for change managers and HR professionals.

Dr. Liz Bailey and graduate student, Sierra Nichols talk about their biological science education research. The studies below look at various gender gaps observed in both remote and in-person science classrooms.This episode was recorded on March 16, 2023.Female In-Class Participation and Performance Increase with More Female Peers and/or a Female Instructor in Life Sciences CoursesParticipation and Performance by Gender in Synchronous Online Lectures: Three Unique Case Studies during Emergency Remote Teaching

Liz Bailey joins me this week to share her experience leaving an abusive marriage and how that drives her passion for helping women rise up, thrive, and take action steps to move forward before, during, or after divorce. For listeners who feel they are never going to be on the other side of their divorce, Liz's story is a testament that there is “the other side,” and that you can get there too—with planned action. Listen in to hear my candid conversation with Liz about her journey thus far, and what she's learned along the way.  Show Highlights There are milestones in the divorce process that help you feel closer and closer to getting out (7:25) Abusive behaviors in people do not often change - fundamental values must shift which takes a lot of time and work (years worth). Short-term therapy is not the answer. (15:46) How Liz decided she was ready to leave her abusive relationship and the steps she took to plan her exit, safely (19:38) Your risk of domestic homicide greatly increases when you say you are going to leave. This is why it is imperative to plan and seek resources from domestic violence advocates (19:54) Why hiring a trauma-informed family lawyer is so important for abuse victims (28:00) Domestic Violence Shelters offer a wide variety of resources for you, including advocacy, legal aid, and more  (36:08) Surround yourself with people who understand what is happening and can support you (36:53) Liz talks about co-parenting with her ex-spouse: “I believe the history of his behavior and therefore, practice BIFF.” (42:25)   Learn more about Liz: Liz G. Bailey is a mother, published author, speech-language pathologist, and podcast host who thrives at the intersection of compassion and humor — known for saying some off-the-wall stuff without a filter, all to create a transformative experience for her audiences. With a master's degree in communication sciences and a survivor of Domestic Violence, she knows what it means to use your voice to protect yourself and those you love. After bravely leaving an abusive marriage, she has triumphed over her life's challenges by seeing the bigger picture and raising herself through spiritual growth. Now, as a champion for women and an advocate for prevention and survivors of Domestic Violence, Liz shares her life's experiences on stage, at events, and on podcasts, inspiring her audiences to rise up and thrive, see their inherent value, and take action steps no matter the situation. When she is not writing inspiring articles or teaching others how to use their voices, she is speaking and editing her podcast, The Pretty Truth. She and her best friend connect with thought leaders from around the world on topics ranging from personal and spiritual growth to the power of communication in relationships to living up to your highest self after trauma. We created this podcast to remember and emphasize that we are not alone on our paths and that slowing down to be OK with our perfectly imperfect selves is powerful. Liz's purpose is to empower others and inspire the courage to walk away from victimhood and find wholeness and happiness after trauma. She communicates the truth and leaves people feeling joy, hope, and a desire to take action. Resources & Links: Grit and Grace Group Coaching is Open – Join us!Liz's websiteLiz on InstagramLiz on FacebookLiz on LinkedInLiz on TwitterDomesticshelters.org You Are a Badass, Jen Sincero Why Does He Do That, Lundy Bancroft The Body Keeps the Score, Bessel van der Kolk M.D.   BIFF for Co-Parent Communication, Bill Eddy How to Communicate with a High-Conflict Co-Parent with Bill Eddy TODAY'S EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY: THE DIVORCE SURVIVAL PROGRAM As one of the pioneers of the divorce coaching industry, I've been helping women (most of whom are moms) navigate the divorce process for the last decade. AND NOW, FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER, ALL OF MY DIVORCE WISDOM IS AVAILABLE IN ONE ONLINE PROGRAM. This program is 100% for you if… You're a mom looking for a clear roadmap to a divorce that won't destroy your kids You're looking for answers and a roadmap You understand that divorce is a long game You're willing to put away your boxing gloves You want this to be a respectful and collaborative process in service of your kids You understand that divorce is, first and foremost, an emotional process and you're ready to ‘go there' Are you ready to learn from one of the world's top divorce experts and set yourself on the path towards the best possible outcome? YEAH, Y'ARE!!! JOIN THE SHOULD I STAY OR SHOULD I GO FACEBOOK GROUP

All too often, the people making the rules on survivor care and policy don't have personal experience in this area. This week William and cohost Samantha are joined by Liz Bailey to talk about her journey to advocacy and the importance of diverse survivors' voices in this space. A speech therapist by trade, she is a survivor, an advocate, and the host of a podcast herself, The Pretty Truth, and she is currently writing a book about her experiences. In this episode, Liz shares the steps she found most useful in the lifelong process of regaining self-trust after leaving an abusive relationship, before shedding light on the value of getting quiet inside and how this action helps build a solid relationship with yourself, from the inside out. We then dive into her passion for advocacy in order to address a system that is broken, and the need for diverse and inclusive survivor voices to fully inform policy and care that is supportive. We also discuss the opportunity to address systemic change and prevention with the next generation, and discuss some all-too-familiar scenarios where education of officers of the law and court is crucial in creating a trauma-informed lens. Please note that this episode carries a trigger warning for domestic abuse. We hope you can join us to hear Liz's vision for the future, plus the perceptive and realistic advice from a friend that allowed her to take the first steps toward empowerment!

Losing a parent has a devastating effect, and losing the parent to suicide can bring compounding grief and anger. On the show today, Liz Bailey, a solicitor living in London, joins Yuliana to discuss losing her father to suicide and how the work she put into dealing with it gave her the courage to step outside the shadow cast by this tragedy and forge a solid path to an inspiring llife filled with purpose. The conversation begins with Liz describing the event that reshaped her life - the tragic death of her father to suicide - as well as finding out about her father's depression after his death, dealing with the immense rage she had towards him, and forging a path to forgiveness. She then delves into how this event caused a shift in her relationship with her mother and brother, her own struggles with depression, and her strong resolve to break the generational curse of depression that seemed to hover over her family. Liz also discusses the importance of raising the emotional inner child we all have as humans into emotional adults. The episode comes to a close with Liz describing the one song that resonates with her life - a song that fills her with great joy.   Episode Highlights: -   The tragic event that redirected the course of Liz's life -   Finding out about her father's depression -   Facing her rage -   The shift in the relationship with her mother -   Processing the guilt around suicide -   Liz speaks about her own struggles with depression -   Nature vs nurture -   Breaking the family “curse” -   Raising your emotional inner child -   The one song that resonates with Liz's life   Quotes: “Anger is actually a normal part of grieving, even when someone doesn't commit suicide, because you're angry with someone for leaving you behind.” “Grief is always complicated, and loss is always complicated. But with a suicide, you have such a high degree of anger that actually makes it, in a way, more difficult to cope with your loss and to feel the sadness, because sometimes the anger is just so overwhelming.” “That's a place of such dark hopelessness that I hope no one you love ever goes to that place ever again.” “27 is the age at which you basically have to stop blaming your parents for all the shit that's gone wrong in your life, and you have to take responsibility for it, and decide how you want your life to be as a proper adult.” “No one is immune to feelings of fear and loss and loneliness and self-doubt.” “Don't focus on the stuff that you didn't achieve today, because you can achieve that stuff tomorrow.” “If you spend your whole life looking for the big moments of joy, you miss the small moments of joy, and life is a series of small moments of joy.”   Links: https://www.yulianakimgrant.com/phoenix-tales (Phoenix Tales Homepage) https://www.instagram.com/yulianakimgrantofficial/ (Phoenix Tales on Instagram) https://open.spotify.com/show/1heIpPMsG6HbXXIDLmAnEe (Phoenix Tales on Spotify) https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=322043276201679 (Phoenix Tales on Facebook)

Vernon Oakes, and co-host, John Holdsclaw, are joined by Leaders from the cooperative community to pay tribute to Chuck E. Snyder, President/CEO of National Cooperative Bank (NCB), who made his transition on November 6, 2021. Chuck was a highly respected leader who left an impression on everyone he met. Everything Co-op was pleased to provide a platform for the co-op community to express their extreme sense of loss, and the impact Chuck had on their lives, and/or organizations. Those who paid tribute to Chuck included the following people: Doug O'Brien, Roberta MacDonald, Mary Ann Rothman, Cornelius Blanding, Liz Bailey, Mike Mercer, Leslie Mead, Martin Lowery, Barry Silver, Rich LaRochelle, Paul Hazen, Mary Alex Blanton, David Thompson, RL Condra, Michael Peck, and Pat Thornton. The comments were so heartfelt, and rich we felt they should be shared, and would serve to sooth the pain of Chuck's unexpected transition. For that reason, we invite you to listen to the show on the live stream platforms on Thanksgiving, November 25, 2021

Can you be too empathic? Is joy 'better' than anger? Which emotions are we allowed as clinicians? Are the rules the same for our clients? These are just some of the topics covered in this excellent conversation with Physiotherapist, professional dancer and self-professed emotion surfer, Liz Bailey. Dont forget to subscribe, rate and review the podcast You can join Jo on MEHUB HERE

For this month's episode, long-time listener first-time caller Liz Bailey joins Lisa and Charles Adrian from Cardiff for a wide-ranging discussion about the first film in the Tom Hanks/Meg Ryan cinematic universe.   Joe Versus The Volcano Year: 1990 Screenplay by: John Patrick Shanley Director: John Patrick Shanley Stars: Tom Hanks, Meg Ryan   Show notes:   Is this a rom com? In this episode we more or less abandon our search for meet-cutes, obstacles and happy endings in order to zero in on what each of us want from a romantic film that may, like this one, also be very funny. Some of us have also climbed volcanoes in real life.   You can find an image of the poster for this film on imdb.com here: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0099892/   Charles Adrian references the artist L. S. Lowry, who you can read about on Wikipedia here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L._S._Lowry. Liz references filmmaker Jean-Luc Godard, who you can read about on Wikipedia here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean-Luc_Godard, and the Tom Hanks/Shelley Long film The Money Pit (1986) (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0091541/). Also mentioned are the films High Society (1956) (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0049314/), Twister (1996) (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0117998/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0), Jurassic Park (1993) (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0107290/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0), Jaws (1975) (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0073195/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0), Die Hard (1988) (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0095016/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0) and She's All That (1999) (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0160862/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0), as well as Jane Austin's Persuasion (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persuasion_(novel)).   We record these episodes over the internet. Sometimes the audio is not perfect. We apologise for that. Also, due to circumstances beyond our control, there is some noise of pneumatic drilling intermittently audible in the background of this episode from about 28 minutes in; apologies for that too.   Music in this episode is by Martin Zaltz Austwick (martinzaltzaustwick.com). Artwork is by Lisa Findley.   Thank you for listening!

In Ep.60 of the Sports Therapy Association Podcast, due to popular demand we welcome back Physiotherapist & former pro dancer Liz Bailey.   Liz was our special guest back in January in Ep.33, talking about 'Virtual Consultation for Dancers' when we were all knee deep in lockdown. With lockdown now hopefully a thing in the past, Liz is currently resident physiotherapist on The Lion King with West End Osteopathy.   Liz is no stranger to the West End, having worked on shows such as Wicked, The Wizard of Oz, Singing in the Rain, Shrek, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Chicago, Matilda and Jersey Boys. A professional dancer herself for 15 years, Liz has performed all over the world and has a wonderful understanding of being both the patient and the therapist, giving her unique insights into injury rehabilitation.   In this episode, Liz discusses her work with Pro Dancers, the highs, the lows, the challenges and expectations. During the hour conversation we cover the most common type of dance related injuries that Liz sees, screening for injury (better known as profiling), and the types of progression that Liz and her colleagues are championing in order to help reduce the high incidence of injury seen within in the Performing Arts industry.              A fantastic episode of huge value to both therapists and dancers. We thank Liz once again for giving up her time to speak to us.    Useful Links: Liz Bayley Physiotherapy Webpage  @LizBayleyPhysio Twitter @LizBayleyPhysio Facebook Join us for Ep.61 - July 27th at 8pm (UK): 'SMT & ST Industry Q&A' with guest host Mike Grice of Movement Therapy Education Enjoyed the episode? Please take a couple of minutes to leave us a rating & review on Apple Podcasts. It really does make all the difference in helping us reach out to a larger audience. iPhone users you can do this from your phone, Android users you will need to do it from iTunes. All episodes are streamed live to our YouTube channel and remember all soft tissue therapists (non members included) are welcome to join us for the LIVE recording on Tuesdays at 8pm (UK time) on the Sports Therapy Association Facebook Page Questions? Email: matt@thesta.co.uk

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In this episode: Myths about moving to the bush, financial incentives for leaving the big smoke, how to fit into a regional community, honest truths about living in a small community. In Career Insights, University of Southern Queensland Industry Relationships Consultant Katie Baker talks all things career and employability and helps you to realise your career goals. Katie introduces you to industry professionals, experts and USQ alumni to help you become the most employable you can be. Guests in this episode: School principal Liz Bailey and Goondiwindi-based Director of Engage and Create Consulting Julia Telford-Spicer. Career Insights artwork: DylMac

In this new series from the University of Southern Queensland, USQ Industry Relationships Consultant Katie Baker talks all things career and employability and helps you to realise your career goals. This week, you'll get the low down on why heading regional can be a big benefit to your career. Primary school principal Liz Bailey and Julia Spicer from Engage and Create Consulting have worked in rural, regional and remote parts of Australia and share their top tips with you. Produced by USQ Creative Arts student Byron Queale.

As we begin our celebration of Women's History Month, and focus on this year's theme of "Valiant Women of the Vote," we pay tribute to valiant women, who have impacted the cooperative movement. This week Vernon interviews Elizabeth (Liz) Allen Bailey. principal of The Bailey Group, Vernon and Liz recognize many valiant women who exemplify the values and principles of the modern day cooperative, in their work. Liz Bailey is Managing Principal of The Bailey Group LLC, a Washington DC-based consulting firm focused on economic and community development that includes member-owned cooperative business enterprises. Ms. Bailey provides her clients the benefit of her career experience in strategic public policy that combines the private sector, the executive branches of state and federal governments and extensive non-profit program management. For much of the past decade, Ms. Bailey held leadership positions with the National Cooperative Business Association CLUSA International, including Interim CEO, VP for Public Policy & Cooperative Development and almost eight years as Executive Director of the Cooperative Development Foundation, NCBA CLUSA's non-profit affiliate. Bailey holds degrees from the University of Wisconsin and the LBJ School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas. The Bailey Group LLC is a Washington DC-based public policy consulting group focused on economic and community development that includes cooperative business enterprises. Client work includes design and implementation of strategic policy and communications initiatives that raise the profile of the cooperative model, address barriers to development and encourage new applications of the business model.

As we continue our celebration of Women's History Month, and focus on the theme of Honoring Trailblazing Women in Labor and Business, we pay tribute to an advocate who is a true trailblazer Ms. Elizabeth (Liz) Bailey. Vernon and Ms. Bailey discuss the role women have played in the "herstory" of cooperative movement, and in the facets of the movement that she has personally been involved with. Liz Bailey is Managing Principal of The Bailey Group LLC, a Washington DC-based consulting firm focused on economic and community development that includes member-owned cooperative business enterprises. Ms. Bailey provides her clients the benefit of her career experience in strategic public policy that combines the private sector, the executive branches of state and federal governments and extensive non-profit program management. For much of the past decade, Ms. Bailey held leadership positions with the National Cooperative Business Association CLUSA International, including Interim CEO, VP for Public Policy & Cooperative Development and almost eight years as Executive Director of the Cooperative Development Foundation, NCBA CLUSA's non-profit affiliate. Bailey holds degrees from the University of Wisconsin and the LBJ School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas. About The Bailey Group LLC A Washington DC-based public policy consulting group focused on economic and community development that includes cooperative business enterprises. Client work includes design and implementation of strategic policy and communications initiatives that raise the profile of the cooperative model, address barriers to development and encourage new applications of the business model.

Joining Charles Adrian for the 114th Second-Hand Book Factory is academic Liz Bailey. They talk about the blending of voices, the ravages of the free market and the creation of a magical-realistic world. Stand-Up Tragedy, which is mentioned both here and in the previous episode, is a storytelling and performance night hosted by Dave Pickering. More information about the night is at http://www.standuptragedy.co.uk/ Episode image is a detail from the cover of Fool On The Hill by Matt Ruff, published in 2016 by dtv; cover design Balk & Brumshagen; cover image Dietrich Ebert. More information, including book listings, at http://pageonepodcast.com/

In the third and final of three Liz Specials, host Dave Pickering sits down with Liz Bailey as she shares her favorite performers from the first 4 years of SUT. Liz has been a producer, stage manager and well loved member of the Stand Up Tragedy team since it started and this is really an audio history of the show. It (and the other two previous Liz Specials) are also a farewell present to (and from) Liz. Keith Jarrett: http://zoneonetosix.blogspot.co.uk/ James McKay: https://mckaypoetry.wordpress.com/ Lucy Ayrton: http://www.lucyayrton.co.uk/ Brydie Lee-Kennedy: http://www.brydieleekennedy.com/ Tim Ralphs: http://www.timralphs.com/ Samantha Mann: http://www.mssamanthamann.com/

This week's episode is the second act of our Tragic Autumn live show which took place at the Hackney Attic on October 16th. This act is dedicated to Tragic Schooling and is guest hosted and curated by Liz Bailey: https://twitter.com/veritasgrey Stand Up Tragedy presents is coming up on 19th November: http://www.facebook.com/events/461679520679231/ Content Note: social policy, mental health issues, addiction Today's episode features: Lamia Irfan: http://www.lse.ac.uk/socialPolicy/WhosWho/Researchstudents/ Rikki Dean: http://personal.lse.ac.uk/deanrj/index.htm and Rob Price: http://informutation.blogspot.co.uk/ The episode was produced by Dave Pickering with live recordings by Stephen Harvey. The main theme is by Sam Wilkinson and the outro song by George Brufton and The Reactionaries.

In the second of three Liz Specials, host Dave Pickering sits down with Liz Bailey as she shares her favorite performances from each of the genres of performance that we have had on the SUT. Liz has been a producer, stage manager and well loved member of the Stand Up Tragedy team since it started and this is really an audio history of the show. It (and the other two Liz Specials) are also a farewell present to (and from) Liz. Poetry: Fay Roberts: http://www.fayroberts.co.uk/ Fiction: Jen Adamthwaite: http://www.jadamthwaite.co.uk/ True Storytelling: Allan Girod: https://www.facebook.com/allan.girod Comedy: The Storybeast: https://twitter.com/thestorybeast Music: Josie Duncan: https://soundcloud.com/josieduncanmusic Storytelling: Stephe Harrop: http://www.stepheharrop.co.uk/ Our next live show is Tragic Autumn on Friday 16th October: http://www.facebook.com/events/1453089018350037/ And we're doing a Stand Up Tragedy Presents on Thursday 19th November: http://www.facebook.com/events/461679520679231/

In the first of three Liz Specials, host Dave Pickering sits down with Liz Bailey as she shares her favorite performances from each of the Stand Up Tragedy seasons she has been a part of. Liz has been a producer, stage manager and well loved member of the Stand Up Tragedy team since it started and this is really an audio history of the show. It (and the other two upcoming Liz Specials) are also a farewell present to (and from) Liz. London Season 1: The Big O by Jacqueline Downs, performed by Libby Edwards and presented by Liars' League: http://www.liarsleague.com/ London Season 2: Emily Capell: http://www.emilycapell.com/ London Season 3: Richard Tyrone Jones: http://rtjpoet.com/ London Season 4: Cameryn Moore: http://www.camerynmoore.com/ Edinburgh Season 1: Louise Fazackerley: http://louisethepoet.co.uk/ Edinburgh Season 2: Tamer Kattan: http://www.tamerkattan.com/ Edinburgh Season 3: Lee Nelson: https://twitter.com/ARealLeeNelson Our next live show is Tragic Autumn on Friday 16th October: www.facebook.com/events/1453089018350037/ And we're doing a Stand Up Tragedy Presents on Thursday 19th November: www.facebook.com/events/461679520679231/

A tragic audio hour recorded on 22nd August the Edinburgh Festival. Featuring: Dan Simpson: http://dansimpsonpoet.wordpress.com/ Emily Snee: http://www.emilysnee.co.uk/ Michaël 'Gulliver' Vidon: http://www.michaelvidon.com/ Hatty Ashdown: http://hattyashdown.com/ and Liz Bailey.

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Liz has been collecting a paycheck for her talents since she was twelve. She's toured the world with many different roles and companies. From working with exotic animals to assisting magicians, Liz has done it all and she's still younger than most people before they get their first start. Hosted by Rich Baker. Check us out on facebook. facebook.com/livingthedreampodcast and send us an email livingthedreampodcast@gmail.com