Podcasts about lost for words

Do you love High performance then check out our 3 day summit in October this year, only 30 places: https://events.highperformanceleadershipsummit.com.au/october-summit-2024For many of us reading and writing seems pretty common place. So much so that we might not even consider what it must be like to navigate our modern world without an ability to read and write.Graham Neville dropped out of school in year 10 and ever since, he navigated he world with a very minimal ability to read and write up until his 50's. For his entire life he hid this from the world, sharing his secret with only a select few.But with covid lockdowns and the world increasingly moving online he realised he had to make a change, but even he couldn't have predicted the massive effect this move would have on his life.He was asked to appear on the SBS program Lost For words, has been a guest speaker on numerous occasions and his personal life has also benefitted from the boom in self confidence he has experienced as well.In this episode Grahame shares:- His early career life after he dropped out of school- His early struggles with reading and writing- What his life was like without reading and writing- How he hid is inability to write and read- Why the fear of getting found out was so serious for him- How he finally took the step to change things- how doing the course got him on tv- The scary experience of being in Sydney with no support for weeks- The surprising support he received- The avenues and opportunities he has gotten since- The huge change in his self confidenceKey Quotes “The fear was overwhelming.” “When it came to reading and writing I just delegated.” “The first book I read was cat in the hat, and now I'm reading the barefoot investor.”More about GrahameYou can watch Lost For Words season 2 here: https://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/tv-series/lost-for-words/season-2You can get involved with the podcast online On facebook in our community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/challengesthatchangeusOr on Instagram: @challengesthatchangeusIf you want to contact the podcast, email us here: support@challengesthatchangeus.comOr check out our website: www.Challengesthatchangeus.comIf you want to find out more about what Ali does, check out her business via the website: http://www.trialtitudeperformance.com.auFor her other business you can find it through the websites: www.altitudefitnessarmidale.com.au Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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I still can't understand it.

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In 1994, your hosts found themselves finishing their junior year of college when it was announced that Pink Floyd were coming back with a new album, The Division Bell, and a huge tour to promote it. After watching the concert film Delicate Sound of Thunder from the previous tour, The Wolf made it his mission to see them live. And of course, our hosts picked up the album as soon as it came out. But at the time, they found the album disappointing and didn't stand up to it's predecessor, A Momentary Lapse of Reason. However, as the album turns 30, we can look back at it with a better understanding of how this record stands up in the Pink Floyd catalog. We can appreciate that it was the first time in 20 years that David Gilmour and Rick Wright wrote songs together. We can enjoy David's extraordinary guitar work - how he can pull so much emotion out of each note still floors us to this day. And we can hear the heartbreak and new love found (Coming Back To Life), the hope for a better future (A Great Day For Freedom, Keep Talking) and the bitterness that lingers from their feud with Roger Waters (Poles Apart, Lost For Words). While some might dismiss this as latter day, Roger-less, not-as-classic Pink Floyd, we found that the tunes were better than we remembered and they conjured memories from a simpler and more wondrous time in our lives. And the memories from the lone time The Wolf ever saw Pink Floyd live help us warm to this record as a gem, albeit a dark horse, in the Pink Floyd catalog. Ugly American Werewolf in London Website Ugly American Werewolf in London Store - Get your Wolf merch and use code 10OFF2023 to save 10% during the holidays! Visit our sponsor RareVinyl.com and use the code UGLY to save 10%! Twitter Threads Instagram YouTube LInkTree www.pantheonpodcasts.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As promised the boys are back shortly after the Superbowl. The show begins with some opposing takes on the Superbowl and what it meant for one of the coach’s legacies. Will talks about the Cowboy’s decision to go with the old and experienced hire in Mike Zimmer. Matt breaks down the Eagles’ new coordinators, including…More

In 1994, your hosts found themselves finishing their junior year of college when it was announced that Pink Floyd were coming back with a new album, The Division Bell, and a huge tour to promote it. After watching the concert film Delicate Sound of Thunder from the previous tour, The Wolf made it his mission to see them live. And of course, our hosts picked up the album as soon as it came out. But at the time, they found the album disappointing and didn't stand up to it's predecessor, A Momentary Lapse of Reason. However, as the album turns 30, we can look back at it with a better understanding of how this record stands up in the Pink Floyd catalog. We can appreciate that it was the first time in 20 years that David Gilmour and Rick Wright wrote songs together. We can enjoy David's extraordinary guitar work - how he can pull so much emotion out of each note still floors us to this day. And we can hear the heartbreak and new love found (Coming Back To Life), the hope for a better future (A Great Day For Freedom, Keep Talking) and the bitterness that lingers from their feud with Roger Waters (Poles Apart, Lost For Words). While some might dismiss this as latter day, Roger-less, not-as-classic Pink Floyd, we found that the tunes were better than we remembered and they conjured memories from a simpler and more wondrous time in our lives. And the memories from the lone time The Wolf ever saw Pink Floyd live help us warm to this record as a gem, albeit a dark horse, in the Pink Floyd catalog. Ugly American Werewolf in London Website Ugly American Werewolf in London Store - Get your Wolf merch and use code 10OFF2023 to save 10% during the holidays! Visit our sponsor RareVinyl.com and use the code UGLY to save 10%! Twitter Threads Instagram YouTube LInkTree www.pantheonpodcasts.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The boys are back after a couple weeks of life happening.  Todays episode has a mix of both life and sports.  Follow along for the banter and enjoy the laughs with us!  WE OUT!Support the show

Having risen to the status of international newspaper sensation, The Dalby Spook, or Gef the talking mongoose to those that knew him, was now poised to meet some of the world's most infamous psychical researchers. Unfortunately, Gef was as shy amongst company as he was talkative to the Irvings. Yet still the story of Gef persisted until eventually, his name ended up associated with a debate that took place in the highest office of the land. SOURCES Josiffe, Christopher (2017) Gef! The Strange Tale of an Extra-Special Talking Mongoose. Strange Attractor Press, London, UK. Price, Harry & Lambert, R.S. (1936) The Haunting of Cashen's Gap. Unknown Press. Fodor, Nandor (1964) Between Two Worlds. Parker Publishing Co. London, UK. Carrington, Hereward & Fodor, Nandor (1953) The Story of the Poltergeist Down the Centuries. Rider, London, UK. The Muswellbrook Chronicle (1932) Strange Doings on Isle of Man. The Muswellbrook Chronicle, Tues, 3 May 1932, p1. Sydney, Australia The Isle of Man Examiner (1932) Dalby Sensation. The Isle of Man Examiner, Fri, February 19, 1932. Isle of Man. Peel City Guardian And Chronicle (1932) The Dorlish Cashen Buggane. Peel City Guardian And Chronicle. Sat, February 20, 1932. Isle of Man. Josiffe, Christopher (2014) British Voodoo: the Black art of Rollo Ahmed. Fortean Times, July 2014. London, UK. Josiffe, Christopher (2014) British Voodoo: the Black art of Rollo Ahmed. Fortean Times, August 2014. London, UK. Harris, Melvin (1982) The Mongoose That Talked. The Unexplained, Vol. 9, Issue 97. Orbis Publishing Ltd. London, UK. Harris, Melvin (1982) Lost For Words. The Unexplained, Vol. 9, Issue 98. Orbis Publishing Ltd. London, UK. Isle of Man Times (1936) Manxland's 1000 Year Old Custom Once Again Observed. Isle of Man Times, Sat Jul 11, 1936. Isle of Man. Isle of Man Times (1936) Personal. Isle of Man Times, Sat Jul 11, 1936. Isle of Man. Isle of Man Times (1936) Mr Rollo ahmed. Isle of Man Times, Tues Jul 14, 1936. Isle of Man. Daily Herald (1936) BBC Editors Slander Action. Daily Herald, Thurs Nov 5 1936. London, UK. The Times (1936) Law Report, Nov. 4. The Times, Thurs Nov 5 1936. London, UK. The Times (1936) Law Report, Nov. 5. The Times, Fri Nov 6 1936. London, UK. The Times (1936) Law Report, Nov. 6. The Times, Sat Nov 7 1936. London, UK. The Isle of Man Examiner (1947) Talking Mongoose Killed. The Isle of Man Examiner, Fri February 21, 1947. Isle of Man. ------- This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp, check out betterhelp.com/darkhistories to get 10% off your first month.   Also sponsored by Factor, America's No.1 Ready to eat meal delivery service. Check out factormeals.com/darkhistories50 for 50% off using code darkhistories50. ------- For almost anything, head over to the podcasts hub at darkhistories.com Support the show by using our link when you sign up to Audible: http://audibletrial.com/darkhistories or visit our Patreon for bonus episodes and Early Access: https://www.patreon.com/darkhistories The Dark Histories books are available to buy here: http://author.to/darkhistories Dark Histories merch is available here: https://bit.ly/3GChjk9 Connect with us on Facebook: http://facebook.com/darkhistoriespodcast Or find us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/darkhistories & Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dark_histories/ Or you can contact us directly via email at contact@darkhistories.com or join our Discord community: https://discord.gg/cmGcBFf The Dark Histories Butterfly was drawn by Courtney, who you can find on Instagram @bewildereye Music was recorded by me © Ben Cutmore 2017 Other Outro music was Paul Whiteman & his orchestra with Mildred Bailey - All of me (1931). It's out of copyright now, but if you're interested, that was that.

An introduction to some of the principles of adult education and adult learning. Adam Nobilia is an adult educator who has worked across various settings including at Long Bay prison working with inmates and more publicly as a teacher on the SBS television series, Lost For Words.   

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!LOST FOR WORDS! !Welcome back to another incredible episode!!! This new episode features an epic chat with the actress, singer, badass and super Devin!! We talked about how her acting and music career started, future projects, how she prepares, what motivates her and many more cool stuff !! Make sure to check all of her amazing work or if you don't know who she is check all of her social media to find out how awesome she is.. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/devin_cecchetto/ If you want to check on her songs as well: GONE : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-cgPLGywmQ PHASE: https://www.youtube.com/watchv=nwg8OAoz4Tc&t=4s

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Fluent Fiction - Hungarian: Lost for Words: An Encounter of Unspoken Connections Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/lost-for-words-an-encounter-of-unspoken-connections Story Transcript:Hu: Gábor, egy átlagos budapesti fiatalember, vidáman sétált a nyüzsgő Andrásyn. Rajongott a város vibráló pulzusáért, és a levendula színű égbolt előtti, gondosan megőrzött, szecessziós épületekért.En: Gábor, an average young man from Budapest, happily strolled down the bustling Andrásy Boulevard. He adored the vibrant pulse of the city and the meticulously preserved Art Nouveau buildings against the lavender-colored sky.Hu: Azon a délutánon az örökké foglalkoztatott otthoni számítógépét hagyta maga mögött. Megúnva a virtuális létezést, levegőért és kapcsolatokért kiáltott a lélek. Nagy levegőt vett, és érezte, ahogy a város szaga betölti a tüdejét.En: On that afternoon, he left behind his constantly occupied home computer. Tired of virtual existence, he longed for fresh air and human connections. He took a deep breath and felt the city's scent fill his lungs.Hu: Hirtelen angyalian szép idegennő lépett ki egy kávézóból a sétányon. A nő hölgy, lenyűgöző teremtés volt, bársonyos, hosszú sötét hajával és rejtélyes zöld szemeivel, amelyek olyanok voltak, mint a tavasz friss hajtása. Gábort elvarázsolta a látvány.En: Suddenly, an angelically beautiful stranger emerged from a café onto the promenade. The lady was an enchanting creature, with velvety, long dark hair and mysterious green eyes that resembled the fresh growth of spring. Gábor was spellbound by her sight.Hu: Hozzálépett. "Hallom," köszönt neki meggyőződéssel. A nő összerezzent, meglepetten nézett rá. A kiigazítatlan GOOGLE fordítás hibásan "hallom" helyett "hello"-t használt. Zavarban volt, de Gábor nem vesztette el a humorérzékét.En: He approached her and confidently greeted, "I can hear you." The woman startled, looking surprised. The faulty, unadjusted GOOGLE translation inaccurately used "hear" instead of "hello". She was taken aback, but Gábor didn't lose his sense of humor.Hu: "Máris megbántam, próbálkozom újra: Szép napot kívánok, kedves hölgyem!" szólt, azon gondolkodva, hogy ezt a helyzetet hogyan lehetne tisztázni. A nő elmosolyodott és végül nevetett a helyzeten. Gábor is nevetett, oldottá vált a szituáció.En: "I regret it already, let me try again: Good day, dear lady!" he said, pondering how to clarify the situation. The woman smiled and eventually laughed at the situation. Gábor laughed too, and the atmosphere became more relaxed.Hu: Befejezve sétáját, egy kis háznál találta magát. Az udvaron egy kecske leste a teret, lehajolva falatozott a frissen nyírott gyepen. Gábor beleszeretett ebbe a házikecskébe. Megcirógatta puha bundáját, és a következőket mondta: "Micsoda gyönyörű kecske vagytok! Soha nem láttam hozzád hasonlót."En: Finishing his walk, he found himself near a small house. In the yard, a goat lay, grazing on the freshly cut grass. Gábor fell in love with this little house goat. He gently stroked its soft fur and said, "You are such a beautiful goat! I have never seen anything like you before."Hu: A babonás emberek szerint, aki rossz szót használ a köszönéshez, az szerencsétlenséget hoz. Gábor ezen a napon megtanulta, hogy néha a legkülönlegesebb találkozások azok, amikor „elveszítjük a szavakat”, és ez csak egy újabb nem várt, de szép események láncát indította el. Engedte, hogy az élet színpadán szerepet változtatson, és végül embereket és kecskéket is megdicsért.En: According to superstitious people, uttering the wrong word during a greeting brings bad luck. Gábor learned on that day that sometimes the most extraordinary encounters happen when we are "lost for words", and it only triggered another chain of unexpected but beautiful events. He allowed life's stage to shift roles, eventually praising both people and goats. Vocabulary Words:Gábor: GáborBudapest: budapestistrolled: sétáltbustling: nyüzsgőAndrásy Boulevard: Andrásynadored: rajongottvibrant: vibrálópulse: pulzuscity: városmeticulously: gondosanpreserved: megőrzöttArt Nouveau: szecessziósbuildings: épületeklavender-colored: levendula színűsky: égboltleft behind: maga mögött hagytaconstantly: örökkéoccupied: foglalkoztatotthome computer: otthoni számítógéptired: megúnvavirtual existence: virtuális létezéslonged for: kiáltott a lélekfresh air: levegőhuman connections: kapcsolatokdeep breath: nagy levegőt vettcity's scent: a város szagafill: betöltilungs: tüdejétangelically: angyalianbeautiful: szépstranger: idegennőemerged: lépett kicafé: kávézóbólpromenade: sétányonlady: hölgy

Hot Singles is back from the summer break with two albums that will make you cooler just for knowing about them, Jam City's Classical Curves and John Glacier's SHILOH: Lost For Words. Next episode's picks TBA but we'll be joined by friend of the pod Hannah Yoleau. You can find Alexis on twitter @regresssion. You can find Boo on twitter @boocanan, and find her visual art @designbyboo and her music at boocanan.bandcamp.com. Commission her for your graphics!!

CyprusScene reporting the news that the UN is lost for words and needs to look at its Cyprus double-dealing records. This episode is also available as a blog post: https://cyprusscene.com/2023/08/28/un-is-lost-for-words-and-needs-to-look-at-its-cyprus-double-dealing-records/ Don't forget to select FOLLOW on our channel listing to hear more news and reviews from Northern Cyprus CyprusScene Podcasts can be found on the following apps Anchor, Apple Itunes, Amazon Music, Castbox, Google Podcasts, Overcast, Pocket Casts, RadioPublic, Spotify. Spotify now includes full videos to watch from CyprusScene If you like what we do, please click to like and show your support by perhaps Buy Me A Coffee https://www.buymeacoffee.com/chrismycypZ CyprusScene brings reviews of news and reviews from Northern Cyprus to the world on YouTube https://youtu.be/ihUdHWc-wWc

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This August, ChinaTalk is going to take a bit of a break from our usual routine of tech and politics coverage to spend some time with Chinese culture! Starting us off is Jake Newby of the Concrete Avalanche substack who will be taking us through a radio hour of some of the most interesting independent music coming out of China. Here's the playlist: Intro music: Voision Xi - 'Too Late to Complain' from Five Loops in Her Way. More on that EP here; listen to Voision's jazz record Lost For Words here. 1. Voision Xi - 'Catch the Train' from Eating Music's Running With Friends. More on that compilation here. 2. Vii M - 'Man O' War (Cocoonics remix)' from The Other Side of Sublunary (The Remixes). More on Vii M and Sublunary here. 3. Lygort Trio - '藏身之处' from Lygort Trio. More on them here. 4. Hualun - 'Cities of the Red Night' from Tempus. More on Tempus here. 5. Zhou Shijue - '幸福来的这么自然‘ from 应运而生. More on his record with J-Fever and Eddie Beatz here. 6. 33EMYBW - 'The Unheard Southern Mountains' from Long May the Water Flow. More on that compilation here. 7. Li Daiguo - '小精灵幼儿园放学' from 吥哔呢未来音:奇幻童年. 8. Zhaoze - 'Stand in Wind' from No Answer Blowin' in the Wind. More on that album here. 9. Ὁπλίτης - 'Ὁ τῶν τραυμάτων ἄγγελος' from Τρωθησομένη. More on Hoplites here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This August, ChinaTalk is going to take a bit of a break from our usual routine of tech and politics coverage to spend some time with Chinese culture! Starting us off is Jake Newby of the Concrete Avalanche substack who will be taking us through a radio hour of some of the most interesting independent music coming out of China. Here's the playlist: Intro music: Voision Xi - 'Too Late to Complain' from Five Loops in Her Way. More on that EP here; listen to Voision's jazz record Lost For Words here. 1. Voision Xi - 'Catch the Train' from Eating Music's Running With Friends. More on that compilation here. 2. Vii M - 'Man O' War (Cocoonics remix)' from The Other Side of Sublunary (The Remixes). More on Vii M and Sublunary here. 3. Lygort Trio - '藏身之处' from Lygort Trio. More on them here. 4. Hualun - 'Cities of the Red Night' from Tempus. More on Tempus here. 5. Zhou Shijue - '幸福来的这么自然‘ from 应运而生. More on his record with J-Fever and Eddie Beatz here. 6. 33EMYBW - 'The Unheard Southern Mountains' from Long May the Water Flow. More on that compilation here. 7. Li Daiguo - '小精灵幼儿园放学' from 吥哔呢未来音:奇幻童年. 8. Zhaoze - 'Stand in Wind' from No Answer Blowin' in the Wind. More on that album here. 9. Ὁπλίτης - 'Ὁ τῶν τραυμάτων ἄγγελος' from Τρωθησομένη. More on Hoplites here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join DANNY : DE HEK, The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger, as he interviews his friend Rob, a public speaker trainer who has a remarkable story to share. Rob has a bad stutter, but his speech skills are so impressive that you wouldn't believe he struggles with a speech impediment.In this engaging and inspiring episode of the "WHAT : DE HEK Podcast" (podcast.dehek.com) and "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger" YouTube Channel, Rob opens up about his personal journey with stuttering, debunks misconceptions, and provides valuable insights into living with and managing a stutter.CHAPTERS / TIMESTAMPSIntroduction 00:00:00Public Submission Part 1 00:03:29Public Submission Part 2 00:28:09Public Submission Part 3 00:36:02Public Submission Part 4 00:49:45Christchurch Speakers Group 01:33:24Conclusion 01:52:00Stuttering Analysed by Rob 02:02:27The video, which spans an insightful 2 hours and 22 minutes, includes compelling clips from Rob's own YouTube video (https://youtu.be/Q9u8Z64J720) titled "STUTTERING ANALYSED! My McGuire Program First Day Video Broken Down. How I Tried To Hide My Stutter," where he shares a candid account of his experience. Additionally, you'll witness Rob's confident public submission at the Christchurch City Council public forum, discussing a proposed cycle way. Moreover, there's a captivating embedded clip showcasing Rob's expertise in speaker training at his own "Christchurch Speakers" program.Throughout the interview, Danny asks Rob thought-provoking questions that delve into various aspects of stuttering, including its impact on communication, emotional challenges, misconceptions, and the positive growth it has brought to Rob's life. Together, they explore strategies for effective communication and provide valuable advice for both individuals who stutter and those who interact with them.But it's not all serious-the conversation also takes a lighthearted turn with a series of funny questions. Rob shares amusing anecdotes, hilarious moments, and even reveals how he has used his stutter in a playful and comedic way. You'll be entertained by the unexpected twists, humorous misunderstandings, and memorable reactions that have occurred due to Rob's unique speech patterns.Join Danny and Rob in this captivating episode as they shed light on the challenges and triumphs of living with a stutter, fostering empathy, understanding, and effective communication. Discover the strength, resilience, and humour that emerge from embracing one's individuality. Tune in now to gain valuable insights from Rob's extraordinary journey!Support the show

- This week - we hear about attempts to bring about a law forcing out trans pupils at school from a UK far right party, how Kenya looks set to follow Uganda with extreme anti LGBTQ+ laws. - The actor Jack Holden chats to us exclusively about his Olivier nominated show set in the depths of the HIV/AIDS crisis in late 1980's Soho, London. Cruise that was a hit on the West End after lock down and after a critically acclaimed run, the show is heading to Manchester and a feature film of CRUISE is also currently in development. Jack tells us the story of the phone call he took as a volunteer at LGBTQ+ charity switchboard that inspired him to create the show based on what should have been the last night on earth of main character Michael Spencer. Across this summer's Pride season OUTCAST UK is dropping a weekly LGBTQIA+ news update followed by our hot take and analysis of the week's events. Former BBC 5 Live / LBC and Times Radio journalist and broadcaster Kevin McGrath joins Graeme Smith every week across this summer. Plus a preview of a truly bizarre chat we had with one half of the cock destroyers on a mid week episode that's dropping this week in which we were literally LOST FOR WORDS. Listen to OUTCAST UK every week on Virgin Radio Pride UK - Ask your smart speaker to play Virgin Radio Pride. OUTCAST UK brings you the weekly Queer news dissected in podcast form and now on the radio - Sundays from 9pm. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/outcastuk/message

CrowdScience listener Nyankami, from Kenya, has a friend with dementia. Despite memory loss and no longer knowing his way around, his friend has no problem communicating. So what's the connection between memory and language? Caroline Steel discovers how dementia affects our speech. In most cases the illness does have an impact on our ability to speak but it can depend on many factors, including the type of dementia and even how many languages we speak. She meets George Rook, diagnosed with vascular dementia and Alzheimer's, who's a passionate campaigner for people with dementia and talks to dementia nurse Helen Green, who explains how the illness can affect our behaviour. She discovers that speaking more than one language can actually protect our brains from decline and finds out about cutting edge research that is helping people with dementia to improve their memory and capacity to speak. Featuring: George Rook, Lived Experience Advisory Panel, Dementia UK Helen Green, Admiral Nurse, specialising in dementia Professor Alex Leff, Professor of Cognitive Neurology, Institute of Neurology, University College London Professor Guillaume Thierry, Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience, Bangor University Professor Yan Jing Wu, Professor of Neurolinguistics, Ningbo University, China Dr Elizabeth Kuhn, Post-Doctoral Fellow, German Centre for Neurodegenerative Disease, Bonn Image Credit: Emma Innocenti Presenter: Caroline Steel Producer: Jo Glanville Editor: Richard Collings Production co-ordinator: Jonathan Harris Sound engineer: Jackie Margerum

A surprised gift after a decade of words.

Sometimes we can get hit with the unpredictables of life, like emotional manipulation, physical restriction, spiritual conflict, or mental desperation, but God is still with us. Join me, Lydia Tremble (your host), as I discuss clock-out faith, how we must cover ourselves, and wanting better isn't a 9 to 5 lifestyle; but a 24/7 decision that takes time, patience, and trust. Host Socials: YouTube (Lydia's Chronicles) Instagram (@lydia.tremble) Facebook (@LydiaTremble)

Steph speaks with Illiyin Morrison and Sophie McCartney (AKA Tired and Tested) about those early days and months of motherhood, as part of the Lost For Words series. Rather than gloss over it, Sophie and Illy both have careers that centre on being reassuringly honest about motherhood, and in turn offering support to women who may be finding it tougher than expected. Illy trained as a midwife and now helps women debrief after birth, and Sophie is a comedian and bestselling author with a huge Instagram account sharing the trials (and hilarity) of motherhood. Illy and Sophie talk about the early days, their feelings of failure and guilt about not doing it ‘right', whether that's the birth, breastfeeding, or just being a mum. They talk about obsessing about sleep and feeding, sweaty weigh ins, baby groups and having babies at the same time as Kate Middleton. They also discuss comparison and expectation, and the impact babies can have on a relationship. This conversation will make new mums feel better, or if someone further down the line thinks they did a terrible job, it will let them know that none of us knew what we were doing. Thank you to Naturalmat for sponsoring this series, handmakers of organic beds and mattresses, and DBHF podcast listeners can get 15% off with the code DBHF15 Tired and Tested: The Wild Ride into Parenthood by Sophie McCartney The Birth Debrief by Illiyin Morrison (out 16th March 2023) Mother Hens by Sophie McCartney (out 30th March 2023) If you're struggling with parenthood, try contacting Home-Start UK Illy's Instagram Sophie's Instagram Steph's Instagram The NEW Create a New Mum Gift Box at Don't Buy Her Flowers Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Continuing the Lost For Words series, Steph speaks with Leanne Pero and Emma Campbell about Cancer. Both women have been diagnosed with breast cancer – Leanne is in remission and Emma continues with regular treatment after her third diagnosis in 2019. Both women are incredibly honest about their experience, struggles and the mental health impact. Sometimes the voices of cancer are either gloomy or exceptionally brave, but it is clear from this conversation that it is so much more nuanced. Leanne and Emma explain the imprint of fear that a cancer diagnosis leaves and the impact that will forever have on their lives but they also talk about hope and gratitude. The discussion includes social media, where there is an incredible cancer community that can be a huge support but how it can sometimes be a trigger that keeps someone in the ‘cancer world', so they talk about boundaries. They also share their thoughts on how someone going through a cancer diagnosis and treatment can start to get their head around it, and the different things that might help them. Leanne talks about the stigma around cancer in the black community, that lead her to found Black Women Rising. Listen to Leanne on the Black Women Rising podcast with Leanne Emma's advice on what to say to someone who has been diagnosed with Cancer Leanne on Emma's podcast Open Emma's Book All That Followed Leanne's InstagramEmma's Instagram Steph's Instagram The Stand Up To Cancer Care Package Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For the second episode of this Lost For Words series, Steph spoke with podcast hosts The Other Mothers AKA Caro Tasker, Elle Wright and Jen Reid, three women on a mission to talk about Baby Loss, pushing through the discomfort people feel, to better support those going through it. Through their tragic experiences of baby loss, which include stillbirth, neonatal death and SIDS (formerly known as cot death), Caro, Elle and Jen explain to Steph how those early weeks felt. The ladies talk honestly about the impact on their identity, friendships and their relationship, and feelings of guilt. They also provide some really helpful advice on how to help someone going through baby loss and what to say, as well as what not to say or do. All three women are involved in charity work, to do what they can to stop others having to go through the pain they have felt. Jen set up charity Teddy's Wish with her husband Chris to fund potentially life-saving research into SIDS (formerly known as cot death), Neonatal death and Stillbirth and to provide bereavement support for grieving families. Teddy's Wish and Don't Buy Her Flowers created two Baby Loss Care Packages together. If you are going through any loss to stillbirth (from 24 weeks), neonatal death or SIDS in the past 6 months, they would love to send a package paid for by Teddy's Wish and DBHF gives a donation for each package too. Email jennifer@teddyswish.org or if you want to send a Baby Loss Care Package to someone, visit here. Thank you to Naturalmat for sponsoring this series, handmakers of organic beds and mattresses, and DBHF podcast listeners can get 15% off with the code DBHF15 The Other Mothers podcast Elle's first book Ask Me His Name and her second book of fertility and hope Bump in the Road Caro's InstagramElle's InstagramJen's Teddy Wish InstagramSteph's Instagram Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In episode 55 of Game Design Unboxed: Inspiration to Publication we talk with Ami Baio about her first co-design Lost for Words that she worked on with her son. The initial inspiration for the game came from her love of languages and how different words carry different meanings that can invoke memories that are worth […]

In episode 55 of Game Design Unboxed: Inspiration to Publication we talk with Ami Baio about her first co-design Lost for Words that she worked on with her son. The initial inspiration for the game came from her love of languages and how different words carry different meanings that can invoke memories that are worth sharing. Learn some new words as well as the feelings that can be expressed through this unique party game.    Featuring:  Ami Baio - Guest  Danielle Reynolds - Host

Lola decides to confront Cayetano in the offices of JBlock in front of all the programmers. This is the fight that everyone has been waiting for.There are several common expressions that we need to explain in this episode. What happens when you PULL THE TRIGGER on a deal? When do you need to CALL IN FAVOURS from your colleagues? And have you ever been LOST FOR WORDS in a discussion.In the vocabulary section, we discuss legal words like LAWSUIT and TO SUE. Then we examine some words that English borrows from French such as FACADE and COUP DE GRACE.  And finally, we explain why Cayetano is considered a MOLE.Throughout the episode we argue that BUSINESS MEETINGS ARE LIKE THEATRE, we also explain the difference between RHETORICAL AND LITERAL QUESTIONS. And finally we remind ourselves that when we suffer a disappoint or failure, THE BATTLE MAY BE LOST BUT THE WAR WILL CONTINUE.We hope you enjoy the diverse and relevant content in this episode. When you are ready for more, sign up to live and interactive classes with Marina and me, right here:www.gratton.es/club-gratton-infoBring English into your life! And gain the language skills and confidence to succeed in international communication.

  My Passion is Trance 267 (Lost for Words) ---------------------------------------------------- 00:00:00 Mike Foyle & Signalrunners - Love Theme Dusk (ANUQRAM Remix) [Armada Music] 00:06:40 Tiësto - Just Be (Van Vazquez & Niko Garcia Unofficial Remix) 00:14:07 PROFF - Nibbana (Volen Sentir's Pink Sky Retouch) [Monstercat Silk] 00:21:58 Shingo Nakamura - Falling Off (Club Mix) [Monstercat Silk] 00:26:00 Oësha - Lost for Words [UV] 00:31:12 Sunny Lax - By My Side [Anjunabeats] 00:35:50 LTN - Lone Wolf [AVA Recordings (Black Hole)] 00:41:15 Sunny Lax - Archons [Anjunabeats] 00:45:04 Morgin Madison feat. VANIA - All I Need [mau5trap] 00:49:37 Above & Beyond - Chains (Maor Levi Mix) [Anjunabeats] 00:54:44 Somna, Adara - Hold You [Magik Muzik] 00:58:28 Frainbreeze - Unspoken [Frainbreeze Sound] 01:03:21 Bravio & Abstract Moon - Sidera [High Reshive] 01:07:14 DIM3NSION - Theia [FSOE] 01:12:20 German Ortiz - Tinah Marh [Interplay Global] 01:17:17 Matthew Duncan - Scope [FSOE] 01:22:46 Ruben De Jong - Hyperdrive [Legacy Of Trance Recordings] 01:30:03 DJ T.H., Meital De Razon - Miles Apart [Grotesque Music] 01:34:26 System F - Adagio For Strings [Flashover Recordings] 01:38:53 Ultimate - Saona [Infrasonic Pure] 01:44:59 Sergey Shabanov - Respite (Extended Mix) [Magic Island Elevate] 01:50:19 Rufus Du Sol - Alive (Mark Sherry Remix) 01:55:55 Lostly - Saudade [Subculture] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Connect with Serjey Andre Kul ------------------------------------------- ▶ www.serjeyandrekul.com ▶ Serjey Andre Kul (Soundcloud) ▶ Instagram ▶ FaceBook ▶ Twitter ▶ Twitch ▶ Our Passion is Trance ▶ The DJ Sessions (Videos) ▶ Mixcloud ▶ Our Passion is Trance & Friends (Soundcloud)

This series of the Don't Buy Her Flowers podcast is about those events that can leave people Lost For Words, kicking off with Cariad Lloyd talking about grief and death. Cariad is a comedian, actress and writer and the woman behind the award-winning and brilliant podcast Griefcast, where she speaks with guests about their own experience of grief. And rather than being depressing, it's about life and relationships and love and even more, about opening up the conversation to try to remove shame and loneliness that people shouldn't feel given death is the one thing that is guaranteed in life. Steph and Cariad talk about Cariad's experience of her Dad dying when she was fifteen, and how it has impacted her life. Cariad offers up some brilliant advice on how to support someone grieving – what to do or say as well as what not to say. Steph and Cariad talk about the impact on identity when a loved one dies, the different ways people grieve and how we might better prepare for it, awarding a gold star to Steph's Mum who has been filling out a book titled ‘I'm Dead, what next?'.. Cariad is also about to publish her book You Are Not Alone, out 19th January when it will also be available in DBHF gift boxes. Thank you to Naturalmat for sponsoring this series. Naturalmat handmake organic beds and mattresses, and podcast listeners can get 15% off online or in their showrooms with the code DBHF15 Griefcast podcastCariad's book You Are Not Alone (out 19th January 2023 or pre-order)Cariad's book is available in Don't Buy Her Flowers packages from 19th JanuaryCariad's InstagramSteph's Instagram Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 97 - Everton 1 - 4 Brighton. Lost for words. Jon, Shane & Lee welcome Harry on the pod for his debut as we discuss tonight's game, potential transfer targets, and what happens next with Lampard and the club. We also touch on the protests against the board being ran by NSNOW. Go to NSNOW.co.uk for more details.

Almost half of Australian adults struggle with some level of literacy — writing a shopping list, or reading a text message in private. Jo helps her students turn their lives around

Almost half of Australian adults struggle with some level of literacy — writing a shopping list, or reading a text message in private. This is how people have turned their lives around

Lost for Words: A Medical Humanities Approach to Understanding Speech Disorder Series: "Critically Human" [Health and Medicine] [Humanities] [Show ID: 37076]

Lost for Words: A Medical Humanities Approach to Understanding Speech Disorder Series: "Critically Human" [Health and Medicine] [Humanities] [Show ID: 37076]

Lost for Words: A Medical Humanities Approach to Understanding Speech Disorder Series: "Critically Human" [Health and Medicine] [Humanities] [Show ID: 37076]

Lost for Words: A Medical Humanities Approach to Understanding Speech Disorder Series: "Critically Human" [Health and Medicine] [Humanities] [Show ID: 37076]

Ever been in a situation where you just couldn't find the right words to say? Maybe your friend's dog died, you made a big mistake at work or you're visiting someone who is really unwell. Everyone - adults and children- sometimes struggle to find the right words. In Davina Bell's new picture book What to Say When You Don't Know What to Say she grapples with some awkward situations that every kid will struggle with, and provides eloquent and simple solutions.  LINK TO THE BOOK: https://bit.ly/3zpwv1g See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the aftermath of UFC 276: Adesanya vs. Cannonier, Eugene Bareman speaks to Submission Radio about Israel Adesanya vs. Jared Cannonier and Israel's win to defend the UFC middleweight belt, Alex Volkanovski vs. Max Holloway 3 and Volko putting out a 5-0 masterclass to end the trilogy and defend the featherweight belt, Israel Adesanya vs. Alex Pereira, how Sean Strickland "fumbled the bag", The Undertaker entrance, and more!

A surprised gift after a decade of words.

Rhapsody Deep Dive: Lost For Words by Pink Floyd Today's episode is a “Deep Dive” on the song Lost For Words by Pink Floyd. Lost For Words was released in 1994 as a part of the Division Bell album. It was written by Pink Floyd's singer and guitarist David Gilmour. This is one of my favorite songs of all time, and we're going to really break it down. We're going to be looking specifically at the lyrics, form, and instrumentation of the song. Segment 1: Lyrics Add details on segment 1. What did you talk about? Summarize the main points here.  The whole gist of the lyrics is an awakening of sorts - coming out of a time of darkness into a renewed sense of love and making amends  The song strives to communicate that getting caught in grudges only hurts yourself, and it's time to forgive those who hurt you Segment 2: FormAdd details on segment 1. What did you talk about? Summarize the main points here. Lost For Words follows a clear structure which contributes to the message The build-up, climax, and full-circle ending make for a satisfying result  Segment 3: InstrumentationAdd details on segment 1. What did you talk about? Summarize the main points here. The instruments used in Lost For Words contribute to the mood and theme of the song The drums and acoustic instruments give the song a spiritual/religious undertone Credits:https://open.spotify.com/track/4Ev1LZ4uzjnSvDHpgdyBZK (Pink Floyd, Lost For Words) Visit our Website  https://hvspn.com/podcast/rhapsody/ (www.hvspn.com)Subscribe to our Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rhapsody/id1557279744 (Apple Podcasts ) https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5jYXB0aXZhdGUuZm0vcmhhcHNvZHk?sa=X&ved=0CAMQ4aUDahcKEwjwta_Sj_HvAhUAAAAAHQAAAAAQAw&hl=en (Google Podcasts)   https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC07e_nBHLyc_nyvjF6z-DVg (YouTube)   Connect with us on Social Media  Twitter https://twitter.com/thehvspn (@thehvspn) Twitter https://twitter.com/HVRhapsody (@HVRhapsody) Instagram https://www.instagram.com/hvrhapsody/ (@HVRhapsody)

In episode 171 UNP founder and curator Grant Scott is in his shed reflecting on mentorship, teaching and the passing on of information. He also provides his final found rules for life. Plus this week photographer Peter Fraser on the challenge of supplying Grant with an audio file no longer than 5 minutes in length in which he answer's the question ‘What Does Photography Mean to You?' Peter Fraser bought his first camera at the age of 7 and went to school in Wales until 1971, when he left to study Civil Engineering for three months at Hatfield Polytechnic, before deciding to study photography at Manchester Polytechnic between 1972 and 1976, repeating his final year due to becoming seriously ill crossing the Sahara Desert in early 1975. Fraserwas an early adopter of colour photography in the UK, and began exhibiting colour photographs in 1982. In 1984, he travelled to Memphis, USA to spend two months with William Eggleston, after meeting him at Eggleston's first UK exhibition opening the previous year. Between 1983 and 1986, Fraser made the exhibitions, Twelve Day Journey, The Valleys Project, Everyday Icons and Towards an Absolute Zero which led to his first publication Two Blue Buckets in 1988. This book won the Bill Brandt Award hosted by the Photographers' Gallery in 1989. In 1990 Fraser was invited to be the British Artist in Residence in Marseilles, which led to the subsequent exhibition and publication Ice and Water. He travelled widely in the early 1990s to scientific research establishments photographing machines at the cutting edge of technology, proposing a series of ‘Portraits' of machines shown and published as Deep Blue. While visiting nearly 60 scientific sites, he frequently photographed in scientific ‘Clean Rooms' where particles of dust above a certain size were not admitted. Subsequently, he decided to start photographing ‘dirt and other low status' material. Simultaneous to this work was a University of Strathclyde commission to make new Art in their Applied Physics Department. This led to two series being combined into a single new series of photographs, Material published in 2002. The same year The Photographers' Gallery showed a 20-year overview of Fraser's work, and in 2004 he was shortlisted alongside Robert Adams, David Goldblatt and Joel Sternfeld for the Citigroup International Photography Prize. In 2006 Fraser was invited to be an Artist in Residence at Oxford University to make photography for the Biochemistry Department. In 2009 he was commissioned by Ffotogallery, Wales, to make work across the country that resulted in the exhibition and publication Lost For Words. In 2012 Fraser exhibited A City in the Mind at the Brancolini Grimaldi Gallery, London. In 2013 Tate St Ives exhibited a selected retrospective of his work, and published a monograph containing photographs from all of Fraser's major series to date. In 2013 Fraser received an Honorary Fellowship from the Royal Photographic Society. In 2017 his exhibition Mathematics was exhibited as part of PhotoEspana 17, and Skinnerboox, Italy, published Mathematics. The first UK exhibition of Mathematics opened at Camden Arts Centre, London in 2018. The accompanying File Notes no 120 published by the gallery, featured a specially commissioned essay The Things that Count by Amy Sherlock, deputy editor of Frieze. www.peterfraser.net Dr. Grant Scott is the founder/curator of United Nations of Photography, a Senior Lecturer and Subject Co-ordinator: Photography at Oxford Brookes University, Oxford, a working photographer, documentary filmmaker, BBC Radio contributor and the author of Professional Photography: The New Global Landscape Explained (Routledge 2014), The Essential Student Guide to Professional Photography (Routledge 2015), New Ways of Seeing: The Democratic Language of Photography (Routledge 2019). © Grant Scott 2021

CONTENT WARNING: Our mom tells a story about a pet cat being killed by a dog that is fairly graphic around 22:00. Mom made it through the Hungry Choir ritual! (Well, she survived reading about it.) Jenny (she/her) and Malia (she/her) are very proud of their mom for making it through the first arc of Pale. Mom gives out some primo parenting advice regarding punishments and spending quality time with your children. She also talks about strange pet names.  If you'd like to participate in our giveaway and possibly win one of our mom's handmade cards, comment in our reddit thread for this episode OR tweet @PaleComparison with the hashtag #OurMomCritiquesWildbow by Monday, August 9, 2021.  https://www.reddit.com/r/Parahumans/comments/oo1yzi/our_mon_critiques_wildbow_lost_for_words_part_2/ (Our Reddit Discussion Thread) https://twitter.com/PaleComparison (Follow us on Twitter) https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1GNP5uzk-pOSRUHAYneEFGbuTfPT7pZWKvLwipGxSKUQ/edit?usp=sharing (Prediction Tracker Spreadsheet) http://doofmedia.com/discord (Join our Discord) Email us at paleincomparisonpod@gmail.com https://www.patreon.com/doofmedia (Become a Patron -- Support Doof! Media) Check out our mom's blog at https://createwithcheryl.me/ (createwithcheryl.me)  Read https://palewebserial.wordpress.com/ (Pale)! http://patreon.com/wildbow (Donate to Wildbow) Music by https://audionautix.com/ (Audionautix.com) 

Jenny (she/her) and Malia (she/her) ask their mom for her thoughts on the first half of arc one of Pale: Lost for Words. Jenny reads a list of CIA torture songs, Malia sings some of them, and Mom takes the word “compare” literally, not realizing that “and contrast” is implied. If you'd like to participate in our giveaway and possibly win one of our mom's handmade cards, comment in our reddit thread for this episode OR tweet @PaleComparison with the hashtag #OurMomCritiquesWildbow by Monday, July 5, 2021.  https://www.reddit.com/r/Parahumans/comments/o0eax7/our_mom_critiques_wildbow_lost_for_words_1114/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share (Our Reddit Discussion Thread) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRwYQgk05DY (MacArthur Park) https://twitter.com/PaleComparison (Follow us on Twitter) https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1GNP5uzk-pOSRUHAYneEFGbuTfPT7pZWKvLwipGxSKUQ/edit?usp=sharing (Prediction Tracker Spreadsheet) http://doofmedia.com/discord (Join our Discord) Email us at paleincomparisonpod@gmail.com https://www.patreon.com/doofmedia (Become a Patron -- Support Doof! Media) Check out our mom's blog at https://createwithcheryl.me/ (createwithcheryl.me)  Read https://palewebserial.wordpress.com/ (Pale)! http://patreon.com/wildbow (Donate to Wildbow) Music by https://audionautix.com/ (Audionautix.com)