Podcast appearances and mentions of liz waters

This story is written by Geraldine Lorijn for Het Rode Oor 2020. Het Rode Oor (The Red Ear) is the annual erotic writing contest in the Low Countries, curated by the Flemish-Dutch House deBuren in collaboration with Company New Heroes, Hard//hoofd, ILFU and the Writer's Guide (to the Galaxy). This story is translated by Liz Waters.

This story is written by Luz Berge for Het Rode Oor 2018. Het Rode Oor (The Red Ear) is the annual erotic writing contest in the Low Countries, curated by the Flemish-Dutch House deBuren in collaboration with Company New Heroes, Hard//hoofd, ILFU and the Writer's Guide (to the Galaxy). This story is translated by Liz Waters.

This story is written by Joanne van Beek for Het Rode Oor 2020. Het Rode Oor (The Red Ear) is the annual erotic writing contest in the Low Countries, curated by the Flemish-Dutch House deBuren in collaboration with Company New Heroes, Hard//hoofd, ILFU and the Writer's Guide (to the Galaxy). This story is translated by Liz Waters.

This story is written by Heleen Sieborgs for Het Rode Oor 2018. Het Rode Oor (The Red Ear) is the annual erotic writing contest in the Low Countries, curated by the Flemish-Dutch House deBuren in collaboration with Company New Heroes, Hard//hoofd, ILFU and the Writer's Guide (to the Galaxy). This story is translated by Liz Waters.

This story is written by Caro Van Thuyne for Het Rode Oor 2019. Het Rode Oor (The Red Ear) is the annual erotic writing contest in the Low Countries, curated by the Flemish-Dutch House deBuren in collaboration with Company New Heroes, Hard//hoofd, ILFU and the Writer's Guide (to the Galaxy). This story is translated by Liz Waters.

This story is written by Lenny van Gent for Het Rode Oor 2017. Het Rode Oor (The Red Ear) is the annual erotic writing contest in the Low Countries, curated by the Flemish-Dutch House deBuren in collaboration with Company New Heroes, Hard//hoofd, ILFU and the Writer's Guide (to the Galaxy). This story is translated by Liz Waters.

This story is written by Stijn Demarbaix for Het Rode Oor 2020. Het Rode Oor (The Red Ear) is the annual erotic writing contest in the Low Countries, curated by the Flemish-Dutch House deBuren in collaboration with Company New Heroes, Hard//hoofd, ILFU and the Writer's Guide (to the Galaxy). This story is translated by Liz Waters.

This story is written for Het Rode Oor 2020. Het Rode Oor (The Red Ear) is the annual erotic writing contest in the Low Countries, curated by the Flemish-Dutch House deBuren in collaboration with Company New Heroes, Hard//hoofd, ILFU and the Writer's Guide (to the Galaxy). This story is translated by Liz Waters.

This story is written by Thomas Eeckhout for Het Rode Oor 2020. Het Rode Oor (The Red Ear) is the annual erotic writing contest in the Low Countries, curated by the Flemish-Dutch House deBuren in collaboration with Company New Heroes, Hard//hoofd, ILFU and the Writer's Guide (to the Galaxy). This story is translated by Liz Waters.

This story is written by Werner de Valk for Het Rode Oor 2018. Het Rode Oor (The Red Ear) is the annual erotic writing contest in the Low Countries, curated by the Flemish-Dutch House deBuren in collaboration with Company New Heroes, Hard//hoofd, ILFU and the Writer's Guide (to the Galaxy). This story is translated by Liz Waters.

Liz Waters chats about the weekend 'Conversations' sessions that will be happening as part of the annual Apollo Bay Seafood Festival. This years topics explore issues that affect both land and sea.Tickets are available from https://events.ticketbooth.com.au/event/conversations-2020

Liz Waters chats about the 'Conversations in the Littoral' that is happening on Sunday 17th of February from 10am to 5pm at the Apollo Bay Surf Lifesaving Club as part of the 2019 Apollo Bay Seafood Festival.Tickets are $50 for all three discussions, which includes a catered lunch.Book at https://events.ticketbooth.com.au/event/conversationsVisit www.apollobayseafoodfestival.com or https://www.facebook.com/ApolloBaySeafoodFestival for more information.

To promote season 2 of Westworld, HBO recreated the fictional Wild West town from the TV show just outside Austin at the SXSW festival, and they hired actors to play androids who think they're living in the Old West -- just like the androids on the TV show. The SXSW Westworld Experience was advertised as "Live Without Limits." Unfortunately, some of the guests took that slogan to heart. Featuring actors Alan Nelson, Liz Waters and Courtney Rose Kline. Also professors Noson Yanofsky, James South and Kim Engels discuss why an ancient Greek philosophical debate ties back to Westworld, the New York Yankees and whether you chose to buy a Cinnamon Danish. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Yes But Why Podcast chats with actor / producer Liz Waters about living the dream working in film production with 3 or Less Productions ! Liz tells Amy about going to drug prevention/ acting camp, about creating a new animated series, and about her unsent letters to Sandra Bullock. Liz explains how she found an acting agent in Austin , Texas so budding actors in the Southwest, listen up! This episode also includes some quality baby cooing. Enjoy! #StrangersWithCandyThePA #blackholeofknowledge

An Cosan Virtual Community College is being launched today by their patron, renowned film-maker and Ireland's Digital Champion, Lord David Puttnam. Ronan caught up with Liz Waters the director of VCC and she told Ronan about VCC and how it started. Liz also mentioned startling statistics that show why VCC is so important and Lynn Ruane is a perfect role model for VCC.