Podcast appearances and mentions of Louise Johnson

Rory Smith recently wrote a think piece in the New York Times titled What is Ronaldo at 40? The article posed some good questions about the nature of sporting celebrity in 2025 and beyond. So we asked Rory on to the podcast to discuss, with two expert guests from the sports industry, Louise Johnson and Andy Meikle.  Rory Smith joined The Athletic from the New York Times, where he spent eight years as Chief Soccer Correspondent and then Global Sports Correspondent. He has previously worked for The Times of London, The Independent, the Daily Telegraph and ESPN. He is a regular contributor to BBC 5 Live. He is the author of two books on soccer: Mister and Expected Goals.Louise Johnson is Global CEO of Fuse, Omnicom's sport and entertainment agency whose clients include many of the biggest organisations in sport including PepsiCo, Google and Vodafone. Louise was chair of judges for the sport category at the Cannes Lions Festival and was named as one of the FT's women of the year. Andy Meikle is the founder and CEO of Recast, a fintech company that enables media owners to monetise digital content from £0.01, with payments via RecastPay, a wallet that distributes earnings in real time to multiple parties including affiliates, such as athletes. He was formerly one of the founders of Sportlobster, digital platform which had Cristiano Ronaldo as the company's brand ambassadorUnofficial Partner is the leading podcast for the business of sport. A mix of entertaining and thought provoking conversations with a who's who of the global industry. To join our community of listeners, sign up to the weekly UP Newsletter and follow us on Twitter and TikTok at @UnofficialPartnerWe publish two podcasts each week, on Tuesday and Friday. These are deep conversations with smart people from inside and outside sport. Our entire back catalogue of 400 sports business conversations are available free of charge here. Each pod is available by searching for ‘Unofficial Partner' on Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher and every podcast app. If you're interested in collaborating with Unofficial Partner to create one-off podcasts or series, you can reach us via the website.

Your first day at a new job. Sounds exciting, right?Now imagine it's at a major bank in crisis, fresh off a £40 billion taxpayer bailout. Oh, and you're in charge of sports sponsorships – an easy target for public outrage.That's exactly where Louise Johnson found herself. What did she learn from that experience? 'You must be a master of yourself during uncertain times.'To hear the story behind that lesson, along with many more lesson-filled stories from throughout her career, I talked to Louise Johnson, Global CEO, Fuse [https://fuseint.com/].Fuse is part of Omnicom, which reported $14.7 billion in revenue in 2023. Johnson is a Board Director at Omnicom Media Group UK, and manages a team of 400 at Fuse.Stories (with lessons) about what she made in marketingInstill emotional disciplineYou must be a master of yourself during uncertain timesBe restless and challenge the status quo“You cannot fail unless you quit” Ignore purpose at your perilSay it how it is from the very beginningDiscussed in this episodeJoin us for How to take a conversion marketing approach to Agentic AI and RAG (with zero tech skills) [https://meclabsai.com/Conversion] on February 12th at 2 pm ESTAuthentic Brand Storytelling: Embed creative within your business model (podcast episode #105) [https://www.marketingsherpa.com/article/interview/authentic]An Inspirational Guide for Uncertain Times: 7 ideas and resources for marketers and business leaders to help spark your next great success [https://marketingsherpa.com/article/case-study/inspirational-guide-in-uncertain-times-for-marketers-business-leaders]Marketing Chart: How a customer experience #fail affects brands [https://marketingsherpa.com/article/chart/customer-experience-fails]Get more episodesSubscribe to the MarketingSherpa email newsletter [https://www.marketingsherpa.com/newsletters] to get more insights from your fellow marketers. Sign up for free if you'd like to get more episodes like this one.For more insights, check out...This podcast is not about marketing – it is about the marketer. It draws its inspiration from the Flint McGlaughlin quote, “The key to transformative marketing is a transformed marketer” from the Become a Marketer-Philosopher: Create and optimize high-converting webpages [https://meclabs.com/course/] free digital marketing course.Apply to be a guestIf you would like to apply to be a guest on How I Made It In Marketing, here is the podcast guest application – https://www.marketingsherpa.com/page/podcast-guest-application

Welcome to the  Personal Development Trailblazers Podcast! In this episode, we'll explore practical, actionable strategies that will help you find the balance you've been seeking—whether you're managing a career, family, or personal ambitions.  Louise is a burnout specialist for corporate professionals. She guides clients whether they are entry-level through to CEO who are ‘at capacity' with exhaustion, overwhelm, and shouldering all the responsibility, to reclaiming their energy, focus and joyful work-life balance. Her unique, holistic framework addresses the emotional, physical, mental, spiritual, and energetic dimensions of well-being, enabling clients to redefine their version of work-life balance and live this reality with true self-expression. Having personally navigated the challenges of burnout, Louise brings invaluable firsthand experience to her coaching. She is passionate about helping others avoid prolonged suffering, offering practical insights and strategies for sustainable change. Louise believes in working to live with freedom and choice, rather than being bound by work. With 18 years in specialist roles in global organisations in the healthcare, chemical, education, and oil and gas industries, she easily relates to the scenarios and challenges experienced in corporate organisations.  Louise lives in Perth, Western Australia. Connect with Louise here: https://www.facebook.com/RCLouiseJohnson https://www.facebook.com/groups/nurturenook https://www.linkedin.com/in/louise-johnson-12b84920/ https://www.revive-coaching.com.au/ Grab the freebie here: https://www.revive-coaching.com.au/free-resources    I am also running a free masterclass on 17 Oct 2024 on:  Nervous System Responses along the Burnout Spectrum:  Know your cues to fast-track your recovery sustainably and LIVE YOUR VERSION of work-life balance.  =================================== If you enjoyed this episode, remember to hit the like button and subscribe. Then share this episode with your friends. Thanks for watching the Personal Development Trailblazers Podcast. This podcast is part of the Digital Trailblazer family of podcasts. To learn more about Digital Trailblazer and what we do to help entrepreneurs, go to DigitalTrailblazer.com. Are you a coach, consultant, expert, or online course creator? Then we'd love to invite you to our FREE Facebook Group where you can learn the best strategies to land more high-ticket clients and customers.  Request to join here:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/profitablecoursecreators QUICK LINKS:  APPLY TO BE FEATURED: https://app.digitaltrailblazer.com/podcast-guest-application GET MORE CLIENTS: https://app.digitaltrailblazer.com/client-acquisition-accelerator-pdf DIGITAL TRAILBLAZER: https://digitaltrailblazer.com/ JOIN OUR FREE FACEBOOK GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/profitablecoursecreators

Your winning story of the day..... Bill The Thrill! "(The names of the people and cemetery have been changed for privacy)My wife is from South Arkansas and while visiting there one weekend last spring, her grandmother wanted to visit the cemetery where her family was buried to put new arrangements on a few of her family's grave sites.My wife, her mom, grandmother and I pull up to the cemetery, get out and head toward the graves.  We were the only people there, no other cars etc.   It was your typical cemetery, being older there were some trees but not a lot, mostly flat land and gravesites - it was nicely landscaped and well maintained.  Once we got to the grave sites where the family was buried, my wife's grandmother starts telling me about their family history and who each person was and how they were kin to my wife.After about 10 minutes of talking this older man appears behind us and ask how we were doing.  He is tall; he's wearing a grey shirt and pants, work boots and carrying a rake in his hand.  He had a full head of white hair and what I remember most about him was his eyes, they were a piercing blue.  Needless to say, never seeing or hearing him approach us - we were startled thinking that we were there all alone in this graveyard.  We basically, all in unison, said "We're good, how are you?"He ask us where we were from - we told him and he tells us his name is "Bill Johnson" and that his family bought this land 200 years ago and that his whole family including his wife and children were buried here.  He points in the direction towards the front of the cemetery (where we walked in) and said "Right over there is where we're all buried."  We ask him if he knew any of our family members that were buried here and he knew a few of them - he even told us things we didn't know about some of them!  I ask him if he lived in the area and he said "I'm 92".   Thinking he couldn't hear well, I just smiled and said something like, "That's great".After a little more small talk he said he needed to go and do some more work and told us it was nice talking to us and walked away.  When he left us he starting whistling a song - My mother in law said is he whistling "When the roll is called up yonder" (an old church hymnal) we listened and sure enough he was.As we were getting ready to remove and add new arrangements my wife asks me if I would go to the car and get some items.  As I turned and walked towards the car, I looked around for the old man (it had only been maybe 30-45 seconds since we said our goodbyes) - he was nowhere in sight. My first thought was that he had fallen, you could see all around this cemetery and the trees weren't big enough to hide him.I keep walking towards our car and looking around for him and as I get to the front entrance of the gate I see a lot of gravesites with the name "Johnson" on them.  As I got closer,  I see a grave of a husband and wife that had their pictures on them, next to the grave site on the husbands side was a rake like the old man was carrying , just laying there on the ground.  I looked around and still didn't see the old man.  As I walked by, I stop to look at the pictures and almost fell out.  The photo of the man looked exactly like the man we just met - Bill Johnson, eyes, hair, everything!  The date on the headstone for the man was (Birth 1921 - Death 2008) this would put him around 92 years old!  The name on the grave...Bill and Louise Johnson!!!!! I yelled at my wife and family to come check it out and they were all freaking out.  My wife's grandmother said "On that's just a coincidence".When we left that afternoon, we got into the car and as we drove down the road I turned on the radio and was trying to find some tunes, the only radio station that would come in clear was a Christian station.  Guess what the song playing on the radio was.....I kid you not....."When the roll is called up yonder". Grandma was speechless - We turned the radio off and road in silence all the way home."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Yeah, That's Probably an Ad, Rebecca Stewart and Luz Corona sit down with Louise Johnson, CEO of leading sport and entertainment marketing agency Fuse. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sport was a big presence in the annual Cannes Lions Festival last week. The Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity is the top of the tree when it comes to showcasing the relationship between creative ideas and sport. There were 665 entries from 41 countries vying for the coveted prizes. So what's winning awards this year, why are they winning, what are the big themes and trends, what does it mean to be Cannes-worthy and what can the rest of us learn from the judging process.We're very fortunate to have the chair of this year's Entertainment Lions for Sport jury, Louise Johnson, CEO of Fuse to guide us, along with two of her fellow jury members. Asmirh Davis is founding partner of creative agency Majority from Atlanta, which is backed by NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal.Ben Williams is Global Chief Creative Experience Officer at TBWAWorldwide. The list of winners is hereUnofficial Partner is the leading podcast for the business of sport. A mix of entertaining and thought provoking conversations with a who's who of the global industry. To join our community of listeners, sign up to the weekly UP Newsletter and follow us on Twitter and TikTok at @UnofficialPartnerWe publish two podcasts each week, on Tuesday and Friday. These are deep conversations with smart people from inside and outside sport. Our entire back catalogue of 400 sports business conversations are available free of charge here. Each pod is available by searching for ‘Unofficial Partner' on Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher and every podcast app. If you're interested in collaborating with Unofficial Partner to create one-off podcasts or series, you can reach us via the website.

Flash interviews from the Croisette with media leaders — what's it really like here, what makes it worthwhile for media people looking to sell and ink deals, where are the best parties and how do you stand out?This is an epic episode — skip to your favourite part!Highlights: 03:10: Chris Kleinschmidt, VP, advertising, TiVo07:45: David Jones, founder and CEO, The Brandtech Group15:30: Louise Johnson, CEO, Fuse (Omnicom)19:35: Chris Volmer, managing director and managing partner, MediaLink28:20: Anne-Laure Dreyfus, TV director, Egta33:35: Marc Guldimann, founder and CEO, Adelaide42:48: Jake Dubbins, Conscious Advertising NetworkThanks to TiVo for sponsoring this conversation with The Media Leader! While some of our coverage is sponsored, all of it is independently created by the editorial team when one of our journalists is involved. ---Visit The Media Leader for the most authoritative news analysis and comment on what's happening in commercial media. LinkedIn: The Media LeaderYouTube: The Media Leader

 | Artist  | Title  | Album Name  | Album Copyright | Otis Grand  | The Shag Shuffle  | Blues '65  |   |  | John P Taylor Band  | Taste of Things to Come  | To Feel Alive  |  | Clarence Garlow  | Bon Ton Roula  | An Introduction to Texas Blues [Fuel] | Tony Sheridan-The Beatles  | The Saints  | John, Paul, George, Dave, Brian, Tony & More; The Birth of the British Invasion | Tom Harpo Walker feat Dani Wilde  | Start Again  | Bruised Heart Blues  |  | Vaneese Thomas  | Wrap Your Arms Around me  | Blues For My Father  |  | The Lumberjacks  | I'll Change  | Shake 'Em Roots  |  | Big Joe Turner  | S.K. Blues Part 1  | Rocks In My Bed  |  | Louise Johnson  | On the Wall  | Paramount Piano Blues, Vol. 2  | Black Swan Records | Capone Mob  | Deal with the Devil  | Devil Have The Blues | Ruff Kutt Blues Band w Finis Tasby, Zac Harmon, Anson Funderburg  | When A Bluesman Goes To Heaven  | That's When The Blues Begin | Chuck Berry  | Sweet Little Sixteen  | The Ultimate Collection cd 1 | Jerry Lee Lewis  | Big Boss Man  | A Whole Lotta... Jerry Lee Lewis (CD1) | Malcolm Holcombe  | Bootstraps  | Bits & Pieces  |  | Slim Butler (Jarmo Puhakka; Finland), Otis Grand (Guitar)| Hey Bartender (Gimme Back My Fender]  | Inner Blues [Produced by Otis Grand]

Performers include: Furry Lewis, Bo Weavil Jackson, Louise Johnson, Kid Bailey, King Soloman Hill, Peatie Wheatstraw and Robert Petway. 

24.2.23What Happens Next?What Is Reproductive Justice? | 80 In the wake of the US Supreme Court's decision to strike down Roe v Wade, women and pregnancy-capable people were left reeling. It was a clear example of how hard-won gains can be reversed, even decades later. The silver lining is that the decision brought attention to issues surrounding reproductive care that had long been overlooked or simply ignored. Protests in the US and beyond highlighted the global importance of continued advocacy for access to healthcare, better education, and adequate resources. On a new episode of Monash University's “What Happens Next?” podcast, host Dr Susan Carland talks to the healthcare providers and advocates working tirelessly to educate people about their health options, ensure that we don't lose ground in the global fight for reproductive justice, and dismantle the systems that have left women's healthcare on the back burner. This episode's guests are human rights law expert Dr Tania Penovic; pharmacist Dr Safeera Hussainy; pharmacology researcher Dr Sab Ventura; alumna Louise Johnson, former CEO for the Victorian Assisted Reproductive Treatment Authority; and Dr Danielle Mazza, head of Monash's Department of General Practice and director of the SPHERE Centre of Research Excellence in Women's Sexual and Reproductive Health and Primary Care. A full transcript of this episode is available on Monash Lens. Learn more: Senate submission to raise the bar in reproductive healthcare  Breaking down the barriers to abortion access in Australia High Court case: do anti-abortion protest laws limit free speech? This is the final episode of season seven of “What Happens Next?”. The podcast will return in a few short months with a new series investigating new challenges and how each of us can make a difference. In the meantime, be sure to explore our back catalogue of episodes on your favourite podcast app. If you're enjoying the show, don't forget to subscribe, or rate or review “What Happens Next?”  to help listeners like yourself discover it.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this Conceive Baby discussion we talk about quite a controversial topic in the fertility field. A topic that's received significant media attention, which has raising many questions and concerns from those going through or considering IVF treatment. Embryo freezing. Specifically what your options and rights are if you have ‘spare' embryos. There have been many concerning reports of embryos being 'stolen' and families torn apart. Here we get the facts you need to know. I two experts in the field, Louise Johnson and Karin Hammarberg. Louise is the CEO for the Victorian Assisted Reproductive Treatment Authority (VARTA), a position which she has held for past ten years. Louise oversees VARTA's administration of aspects of the Assisted Reproductive Treatment Act 2008 as well as its public education about assisted reproductive treatment, the health and welfare of children born as a result of treatment, and the causes and prevention of infertility. From 1st March 2017, VARTA took over management of the Victorian donor conception registers, providing a “one door in” approach to counselling support and information associated with donor conception and the donor registers. Louise is also spokesperson for the Your Fertility program which provides advice to people on ways to optimise their fertility. She has an Honours degree in science, postgraduate qualifications in education and management and a Masters in Regulatory Studies. Karin Hammarberg is Senior Research Officer at the Victorian Assisted Reproductive Treatment Authority (VARTA) and Senior Research Fellow at Jean Hailes Research Unit, School of Population Health and Preventative Medicine at Monash University. Enjoy the discussion!

In this episode of the Conceive Baby Webinar Series we discuss a very topical issue in fertility, and that's donor conception. We now not only have donor sperm, we also have donor eggs and donor embryos. In a previous episode I spoke with Louise Johnson and Karin Hammarberg from the Government Body VARTA about the legalities and your rights and options around donor conception and today we're going to discuss the actual process. What is involved in a donor conception from egg donation perspective. Today I'm speaking with Dr Raelia Lew. Raelia graduated from medicine at Monash University with Honours, and later trained as a Gynaecologist and Obstetrician at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney. Raelia went on to completed her Masters of Medicine in Reproductive Health Science and Human Genetics at The University of Sydney and graduated from a Doctorate of Philosophy in the area of Preconception Health Promotion and Reproductive Genetics in 2016. Her PhD research was commenced at the University of Sydney and completed in Cambridge, UK. As a qualified specialist Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, Raelia undertook further RANZCOG (Royal Australia and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists) accredited Certification in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility (CREI) training. Fewer than 2% of Australian Obstetricians and Gynaecologists hold a CREI. It represents the highest level of Australasian post-graduate training in IVF, Reproductive Endocrinology, Advanced Minimally Invasive Gynaecology Surgery, Comprehensive Fertility Care, Andrology (Male Fertility and hormone management) and Assisted Reproductive Technologies. You can also hear more from Dr Lew in her podcast Knocked Up itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/knock…d1381363197?mt=2 ivfinfertilityfertilitydonorconceptionfertilityover40eggdonation

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She's been a Pastor, a Vice-President and President of a College and now is the Assistant to the Bishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America for Executive Administration.  Her name?  Louise Johnson.   From my first meeting with Louise a little over a month ago, I knew that she was the kind of leader I could follow.  That's saying a lot because my expectations are pretty high when I'm following.  Louise's grasp on what it takes to build a team and then lead them through the challenge of change is a matter of record.  She and I discuss faithful leadership and innovation in these turbulent time...and listening to this episode will be worth YOUR time. More on Louise (in her own words)... I am an ordained pastor in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and an experienced executive leader. I have a long and demonstrated history of effective innovation, change leadership, and organizational transformation. I was President of a struggling school in a downward trending industry. In less than five years, the school experienced the highest enrollment and fund raising years in its 165 year history. I am skilled in Communication, Strategy, Public Speaking, and Finance, but I am fundamentally a leader. I know how to build a strong team, work with a variety of constituencies, and drive toward mission. In addition to a Master of Divinity degree, I have a Certificate in Leadership and Management from the Harvard University Graduate School of Education. Contact Louise at:  Louise.Johnson@elca.org  

SportsPro senior contributor Matt Rogan talks to Louise Johnson, chief executive at sports marketing agency Fuse, about business planning going into 2022. They discuss how Louise juggles daily and long-term planning in an organisation with 100 staff in the UK and another 250 around the world. Louise also explains how she balances the needs of clients – including PepsiCo, McDonald's, Nissan, and Carlsberg – with those of internal teams and Fuse's parent, Omnicom. And they look at how best to assess annual targets, growth and resources, and future changes and obligations, in a testing period for the industry.

Welcome back guys, and thanks for joining me for Season 2 of Grownup Hustle.For the first show back of the season, join me and Louise Johnson, as we discuss our life choices, and how we have flipped the script on societal milestones.Not having children, struggles with ageing, choosing our careers over creating families, and everything in between, we openly discuss what life is like for a thirty something woman.This podcast was recorded as part of a piece that Lou was writing.Click link below to read the full article, and to check out Lou's website.https://www.louwriteslife.com/human-experience/checking-boxes-or-packing-boxes/Instagram- @GrownuphustleWebsite - https://www.grownuphustle.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode of Unofficial Partner is the first of a series in which we look at sports market through the lens of one of the biggest media and marketing networks in the world, Omnicom.  This allows us to get beyond the bubble of the sport sponsorship industry and look at sport through a wider lens and allows us to ask some broader questions as to the value of sport to brand clients.  So this is a conversation about what CMOs want from their marketing spend, and whether sport is equipped to deliver on those demands, we note the gap between the level of digital inventory on offer within sponsor term sheets, compared to the demand for digital advertising generally, which leads to the question, is sport selling what brands want to buy? Our guests are three business leaders from across the Omnicom media network.  Louise Johnson is CEO of Fuse, Omnicom's sport and entertainment agency, with clients including PepsiCo, Barclays, FedEx, Nissan, Vodafone, Royal London, EasyJet and Klarna. Louise is joined by Dan Clay, CEO of Omnicom Media Group and Bhavin Balvantrai, Chief Market Analyst, OMG Group UK. If you like the podcasts you'll love the Unofficial Partner newsletter, that goes direct to the inbox of thousands of senior executives across the global sports business every Thursday.  To join them, sign up via http://unofficialpartner.com/ (unofficialpartner.com) 

Louise Johnson is a former beauty marketing executive turned full-time journalist who recently wrote her first book, Behind the Red Door: How Elizabeth Arden's Legacy Inspired My Coming-of-Age Story in the Beauty Industry.I have to say that this was an interesting episode for me. Louise and I dive into the history surrounding Florence Nightingale Graham (aka Elizabeth Arden), who was a Canadian business magnate that pioneered the modern beauty industry. I was puzzled that I did not know Elizabeth Arden was Canadian or that her name was Florence Nightingale Graham before I encountered Louise's book. Not only was Elizabeth Arden one of the richest women in the world, and inducted into the American business hall-of-fame, but she and I were even born in the same town of Woodbridge Ontario. We chat about Louise's time working at Elizabeth Arden and some of the parallels between her journey and that of Florence Nightingale Graham. We discuss risk taking, the importance of introspection, pursuing your personal version of success, the impact of social media on our psyche, the impact of beauty standards on young people, and so much more.Louise is a real gem, a brilliant writer, and I encourage you to check out her book.Louise Social Media Instagram @LouiseclairejohnsonTwitter @LouiseJohnsonTOLouise YouTubeLouise Website and BookMike "Ryan" G Contact InformationYouTube Channel - This is a brand new channel. Please head over a subscribe to help me get it off the ground.Feel free to reach out to me and provide feedback at MikeRyanG1@gmail.com On Twitter @MikeRyanGOn Instagram  @Conversations_With_Canadians 

SHEESH.. its been a year since we last posted...-_- In this episode Brooke talks about the Pascagoula Abduction of Charles Hickson and Calvin Parker. Jordan tells the tragic murder of Kristine Louise Johnson. We honestly want to know if there is such thing as an human hybrid alien and if Brooke needs to enroll herself back to preschool to learn how to pronounce telepathy. You let us know. We hope you enjoy this crazy episode and we apologize for the SUPER delay. Life happened. P.S. Kristi's murderer needs to just go bye bye Much Love, Brooke & Jordan *** We are having problems getting our microphones to cooperate and sound better. We are experimenting and hope to get it in tip top shape soon. Sorry for the inconvenience. We hope you stick around.***

On this episode of the Richard Crouse Show we meet Louise Johnson, a writer whose work has been published in The Globe & Mail, The Huffington Post, Darling Magazine and more. Her debut book, “Behind the Red Door: How Elizabeth Arden's Legacy Inspired My Coming-of-Age in the Beauty Industry,” is equal parts educational biography of a woman whose name we know, but whose biography has been largely lost to time and memoir. Louise says it is a playbook for any woman looking to reconnect with her most authentic self and create a successful, fulfilled, beautiful life on her own terms. Then, later in the show Noa Daniels stops by. Noa is a classroom teacher, consultant, podcaster and keynote speaker, and writer. Her third children's book, “Strum and The Wild Turkeys,” is a book about finding your voice through a sense of belonging and the transformational power of music and was inspired by a true story.

On this episode of the Richard Crouse Show we meet Louise Johnson, a writer whose work has been published in The Globe & Mail, The Huffington Post, Darling Magazine and more. Her debut book, “Behind the Red Door: How Elizabeth Arden’s Legacy Inspired My Coming-of-Age in the Beauty Industry,” is equal parts educational biography of a woman whose name we know, but whose biography has been largely lost to time and memoir. Louise says it is a playbook for any woman looking to reconnect with her most authentic self and create a successful, fulfilled, beautiful life on her own terms. Then, later in the show Noa Daniel stops by. Noa is a classroom teacher, consultant, podcaster and keynote speaker, and writer. Her third children’s book, “Strum and The Wild Turkeys,” is a book about finding your voice through a sense of belonging and the transformational power of music and was inspired by a true story.

Have you ever felt like your life was falling apart beneath your feet? If yes, you're not alone, and to be fairly honest, it's probably an experience that each of us goes through at some point in life.  Louise Johnson was exactly in this place seven years ago after going through a traumatic divorce. Even though she spent most of her life in Edinburgh, Scotland, she decided to move to Vancouver, Canada soon after her divorce and start her life over. Fast forward till today, Louise has called Vancouver, Canada her home since 2013. While she focused on furthering her career in Sales & Marketing, Louise wrote her first memoir in 2019, Lou Who, following a transformative six-year period. In this episode we dive into: Louise's experience of healing from a traumatic experience how she regained her strength & discovered a new version of herself, what inspired her to write her first book, the myths of perfection, and the fact that there's no perfect ending  the gift of giving yourself grace, sitting with emotions, and giving yourself the permission to feel There's so much more we dive into with Lou. This is a very genuine, warm, and friendly conversation that I deeply enjoyed. *** Connect with Louise Johnson Facebook Instagram Website If you enjoy this podcast, please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcast. It takes less than a minute and it makes all the difference in helping others find this show more easily. *** For show notes and past guests, please visit www.danielatamraz.com/podcast. Follow Danny:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dannytamraz/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dannytamraz89/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielatamraz/ Sign up for my bi-weekly newsletter so that you never miss a new episode through this form.

SportsPro editor at large Eoin Connolly talks to Louise Johnson, UK and EMEA chief executive at sports and entertainment marketing agency Fuse, about Covid-era challenges in sponsorship and the future shape of the sector. They discuss brand plans and expectations as fans begin their return to live events, the balance between physical and digital activations in the years ahead, the launch of rights holder consultancy Fuse Ignite, where agencies can still add value and how they can stay agile enough to navigate the industry transformation to come.Music: Surf Inspector by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4447-surf-inspectorLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ 

Episode description:  Melissa Louise Johnson is a Marriage and Family Therapist, adjunct professor at Bethel University, and the founder of the Impossible Beauty blog and podcast. Through her work at Impossible Beauty, Melissa is on a mission to expand and renew beauty, as she believes the American brand of beauty is divisive, destructive, and far too narrow. Melissa explores the concept of beauty with us in this episode of Peace Meal. She describes how cultural beauty messages impacted her childhood, adolescence, and the development of her eating disorder, as well as how she recognized and reckoned with these messages in recovery. Appearance standards were set early in Melissa’s life. Animated princesses, sitcom actresses—all of the media's kind and “good” characters—reinforced a singular image of beauty. External beauty was important, the media showed. And beautiful meant thin. On top of these media images, another layer of cultural messaging emerged in Melissa’s adolescence and early adulthood. These messages, Melissa sees now, included disordered ideas about food and body. Her peers actively engaged in diets and swapped diet culture messages, all of which reinforced dieting as a means to meet the thin beauty ideal. It was in eating disorder treatment that Melissa began to critically examine society’s messages about beauty, thinness, and dieting. In group therapy, she observed how these messages had impacted other people’s lives, her heart breaking at all the damage they inflicted.   “We’ve been so lied to about what beauty is and our worth,” she came to realize.   Increasingly aware of these cultural lies about physical appearance, Melissa sought to redefine the concept of beauty for herself and others. Toward that end, she created Impossible Beauty, a blog and podcast that aim to expand narrow societal standards.   In her work at Impossible Beauty, Melissa differentiates between culture’s fleeting, fickle standards of beauty and true beauty, which is eternal and unchanging. The blog and podcast invite others to examine appearance expectations as well.  “There is actually another path that we can take that actually values our humanity and the sacredness of us as eternal beings—who have so much value beyond how we align or don’t align to this very small picture of beauty,” Melissa says.  Find Impossible Beauty at impossible-beauty.com and on Instagram and Facebook. Connect with Melissa on Instagram at @melissa.louise.johnson.  Learn more about The Emily Program online or by calling 1-888-364-5977.  —  About the podcast:  Peace Meal is an Emily Program podcast that discusses topics related to eating disorders, body image issues, and how society may contribute to distorted thinking.  You can find Peace Meal on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or Google Podcasts. If you enjoy our show, please rate, review, subscribe, or tell your friends!  Are you interested in being a guest on Peace Meal? Email podcast@emilyprogram.com for more information. 

https://www.grownuphustle.com/Today's episode is part 1 of a two-part show with Louise Johnson, creator of the blog "Divorced & dating at 30" and best selling author of the book "Lou Who?"With a mixture of both humor and emotion, Lou shares her story with us, with honesty and candid real talk, and such an open, positive manner that you'll find yourself drawn into listening from the start.In part 1, Lou shares the back story to her book, the emotional trauma of finding out her husband was cheating just two weeks after they returned from their honeymoon, and the subsequent breakdown of the marriage that then followed.She takes us through the journey of the gaslighting that was involved, and the hugely detrimental impact it had on her mental health.Part 2 will follow next week with Lou's emigration to Vancouver, re-finding herself, dealing with the PTSD of her divorce, and navigating the highs and lows of getting back on the dating scene once more.Instagram- @GrownupHustleWebsite - https://www.grownuphustle.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We cover so much from platonic friendship love, divorce, sex and all things mental wellness and mojo. Louise Johnson was born in Edinburgh, Scotland. Since 2013, she has called Vancouver, Canada home. In tandem with furthering her career in Sales & Marketing, Louise wrote her first memoir in 2019, following a transformative six-year period and a traumatic divorce. Her writing style is unabashed and her stories are anything but sugarcoated. As a writer, Louise believes in conveying her experiences using a mixture of stark reality and dark humour; and as a woman, she’s not afraid to tell the truth, especially if that truth is hard. As a resident of Vancouver, Louise Johnson lives on the unceded and ancestral territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and Sel̓íl̓witulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations, to whom she extends her unending gratitude, for caring for this land that has cared unconditionally for her. Connect with her here - https://www.louisejohnsonauthor.com/product/lou-who/ Jojo Fraser is an award winning author, coach, podcaster and motivational speaker. She has been a mental health researcher for the past 6 years and helps to empower, motivate and uplift the leaders she works with. She is known for her straight talking and bold approach. Her mission is simple – to normalise what many see as ‘the hard’ conversations and in breaking the stigma, save many lives. She is a regular speaker on BBC Radio, a keen foodie, lover of trail running, wild swimming, spa days and she loves to sing. Jojo writes about all things mindfulness, relationships, positive psychology and lifestyle.

On today's chapter of the Word Weaver Podcast I have the surreal experience of speaking with ANOTHER author named Louise Johnson on the launch day of her debut memoir, Lou Who?I couldn't pass up the opportunity to speak with my literary doppelgänger and I hope you enjoy our conversation as much as I did!Louise moved from Scotland to Vancouver following a traumatic divorce and turned her transformative six-year period into a self-reflective memoir: detailing her discovery of selfhood, personal health, sexuality and ultimately her gratitude for this land she now calls home, which has returned her to the essence of herself.Her writing style is unabashed and her stories are anything but sugarcoated. As a writer, Louise believes in conveying her experiences using a mixture of stark reality and dark humour; and as a woman, she's not afraid to tell the truth, especially if that truth is hard.If you're considering self-publishing vs. traditional publishing, Louise has some great insight on her positive experience with The Self Publishing Agency.Happy listening!Connect With LouiseWebsite: louisejohnsonauthor.comInstagram: @_louise_johnson_Facebook: /louisejohnsonauthorWord Weaver Podcast LinksInstagram: @wordweaverpodcastWebsite: louiseclairejohnson.com/podcast#wordweaverpodcastIntro Song: Late July by Shakey GravesOutro Song: Way With Words by BahamasNEW episodes are posted weekly.Don't forget to subscribe, leave a review and screenshot/share the Word Weaver Podcast on social media as it helps more people find it! I appreciate it so much.

We chat with Joe Ide, author of the IQ series of detective novels about Isaiah Quintabe, a freelance private investigator solving mysteries and doing odd jobs for his Long Beach neighborhood. We ask Joe about how his experience growing up in South Central LA helped him with writing his novels, as well as his previous career as a screenwriter for hire. We also chat about HI-FIVE, the latest chapter of the IQ series that came out earlier this year, and the upcoming HBO adaptation of the series.---Today's episode is brought to you by Novel Gazing, the newest literary fiction podcast from Book Riot, North America's largest independent book site. Novel Gazing is your destination for all things literary fiction, bringing you news from the world of fiction, and recommendations for under-the-radar reads, works in translation, buzzy books, and more. Stay in the know, expand your TBR and your view of literary fiction, and, of course, have some laughs with hosts Mary Kay McBrayer and Louise Johnson. - Subscribe to Novel Gazing wherever you get your podcasts!---Follow our hosts:Reera Yoo (@reeraboo)Marvin Yueh (@marvinyueh)Follow us:FacebookTwitterGoodreads GroupThe Books & Boba June 2020 pick is Convenience Store Woman by Sayaka Murata & translated by Ginny Tapley TakemoriThis podcast is part of Potluck: An Asian American Podcast Collective

A mystery about two Californian millionaires and two "orphan" embryos at the very beginning of the IVF revolution.

A mystery about two Californian millionaires and two "orphan" embryos at the very beginning of the IVF revolution.

Jenn and guest Louise Johnson discuss unconventional heroines, cozy Hanukkah stories, children’s books about tolerance, and more in this week’s episode of Get Booked. This episode is sponsored by Book Riot’s Read Harder 2020 Challenge, Sponsored by Voracious and Little, Brown and Company, and Children of Virtue and Vengeance by Tomi Adeyemi, with Fierce Reads. Subscribe to the podcast via RSS, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher. FEEDBACK & LINKS Paradox Bound by Peter Cline (rec’d by Stephanie) Stephanie’s Get Booked spreadsheet: bit.ly/getbookedrecs The Country of Ice Cream Star by Sandra Newman (rec’d by Stephanie) The Imperial Radch series by Ann Leckie (rec’d by Stephanie) The River by Peter Heller (rec’d by Elizabeth and Kayce) Kicked, Bitten, and Scratched by Amy Sutherland (rec’d by Molly) Beyond Basketball: Keywords for Success by Mike Krzyzewski and Jamie Krzyzewski Spatola QUESTIONS 1. Hello Jen and Amanda, I’m STRUGGLING because everywhere I go right now (shops, bookstagram, etc) I’m seeing Christmas books, which is great except that I can’t relate because I don’t celebrate Christmas. I’m Jewish but surprisingly, there are no ‘cosy cute and fun Hanukkah reads’ readily available to me. I’m looking for some holiday reads that have that cozy feeling, and are funny and/or heartwarming but NOT centred around Christmas. Books I like that have a similar vibe are A Christmas Carol, Moominland Midwinter, and most of Hans Christian Andersen’s books. I haven’t really read more contemporary fiction because I just haven’t been able to relate to it, but I would love if you could find something contemporary, bonus points if it actually has a Jewish character (double bonus if it’s written by or about a woman!) Sorry for the long question! I love your podcast and look forward to seeing your recommendations. -Diana

Melissa Louise Johnson is a writer, a Marriage and Family Therapist, and a gifted Spiritual Director. She advocates for embracing authentic beauty in the world through her podcast and her blog, both called Impossible Beauty. We talked about her journey with body image and food issues, as well as how she's writing and revealing a counter-narrative about beauty in a world that still praises thinness at all costs.  Check out Melissa's podcast and blog, and follow her on Instagram and Facebook.  Resources mentioned on the episode: The Illusionist (documentary)  The Emily Program Melrose Center Hillary McBride 

A mystery about two Californian millionaires and two "orphan" embryos at the very beginning of the IVF revolution.

A mystery about two Californian millionaires and two "orphan" embryos at the very beginning of the IVF revolution.

We speak to our CEO, Louise Johnson who was joined by Intel Sports' Head of Strategy, Paul Kandel, on stage at the Festival of Media Global in Rome. Louise shares key insights from their talk, reminding listeners that fan behaviour has already changed: sports organisations, media and brands must catch up. Our host Susie is also joined by Fuser, Alice Southby, who shares some of the brilliant activations she's worked on at Fuse for the likes of San Miguel and Royal London.

100 years on from the Representation of the People Act, we're pleased to present a new On the Engender miniseries exploring the history and legacy of the suffrage movement in Scotland, and the barriers which still exist today for young women, refugee and asylum seeking women, women in prison, trans women and non binary people, and women facing domestic abuse. Over the next few weeks we'll be bringing you some amazing people talking about Scottish women and the vote over the last century, and where we go from here. This episode is the fifth and final part of our Vote Centenary Grant Scheme funded miniseries and and features our host Alys Mumford and these special guests: Louise Johnson, National Worker for Legal issues, Scottish Women's Aid Emma Trottier Suki Wan, Chair of the Scottish Youth Parliament, MSYP for Glasgow Shettleston. Resources mentioned in this episode: Engender response to the Scottish Government consultation on Prisoner Voting On the Engender: Women in Scotland's Criminal Justice System Scottish Women's Aid Submission to the Scottish Government: Consultation Paper on Electoral Reform - Anonymous Voter Registration   This episode was produced by Amanda Stanley for Engender, and the jingle was written by Bossy Love.

Our CEO, Louise Johnson, discusses her panel at AdWeek Europe with Dark Horses looking at a new mission-oriented model designed around being agile, entrepreneurial & above all, embracing change. We hear how it works for Nissan, the output & how new clients are choosing it. We also hear from Ollie Braley who picked up our award for Škoda’s #ThisIsOurTime campaign at the UK Sponsorship Awards.

What is Views from Fuse? Who are Fuse? A short introduction to the agency from our CEO, Louise Johnson and MD, Stephen Hutchison, looking at the past 10 years of Fuse, some highlights from along the way and what is next for our clients and the agency. 

In this episode of the Conceive Baby Webinar Series we discuss a very topical issue in fertility, and that's donor conception. We now not only have donor sperm, we also have donor eggs and donor embryos. In a previous episode I spoke with Louise Johnson and Karin Hammarberg from the Government Body VARTA about the legalities and your rights and options around donor conception and today we're going to discuss the actual process. What is involved in a donor conception from egg donation perspective. Today I'm speaking with Dr Raelia Lew. Raelia graduated from medicine at Monash University with Honours, and later trained as a Gynaecologist and Obstetrician at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney. Raelia went on to completed her Masters of Medicine in Reproductive Health Science and Human Genetics at The University of Sydney and graduated from a Doctorate of Philosophy in the area of Preconception Health Promotion and Reproductive Genetics in 2016. Her PhD research was commenced at the University of Sydney and completed in Cambridge, UK. As a qualified specialist Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, Raelia undertook further RANZCOG (Royal Australia and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists) accredited Certification in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility (CREI) training. Fewer than 2% of Australian Obstetricians and Gynaecologists hold a CREI. It represents the highest level of Australasian post-graduate training in IVF, Reproductive Endocrinology, Advanced Minimally Invasive Gynaecology Surgery, Comprehensive Fertility Care, Andrology (Male Fertility and hormone management) and Assisted Reproductive Technologies. You can also hear more from Dr Lew in her podcast Knocked Up https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/knocked-up-the-podcast-about-getting-pregnant/id1381363197?mt=2

In this Conceive Baby discussion we talk about quite a controversial topic in the fertility field. A topic that’s received significant media attention, which has raising many questions and concerns from those going through or considering IVF treatment. Embryo freezing. Specifically what your options and rights are if you have ‘spare’ embryos. There have been many concerning reports of embryos being 'stolen' and families torn apart. Here we get the facts you need to know. I two experts in the field, Louise Johnson and Karin Hammarberg. Louise is the CEO for the Victorian Assisted Reproductive Treatment Authority (VARTA), a position which she has held for past ten years. Louise oversees VARTA’s administration of aspects of the Assisted Reproductive Treatment Act 2008 as well as its public education about assisted reproductive treatment, the health and welfare of children born as a result of treatment, and the causes and prevention of infertility. From 1st March 2017, VARTA took over management of the Victorian donor conception registers, providing a “one door in” approach to counselling support and information associated with donor conception and the donor registers. Louise is also spokesperson for the Your Fertility program which provides advice to people on ways to optimise their fertility. She has an Honours degree in science, postgraduate qualifications in education and management and a Masters in Regulatory Studies. Karin Hammarberg is Senior Research Officer at the Victorian Assisted Reproductive Treatment Authority (VARTA) and Senior Research Fellow at Jean Hailes Research Unit, School of Population Health and Preventative Medicine at Monash University. Enjoy the discussion!

The 62nd Skwigly podcast, brought to you by skwigly.com Presented by Ben Mitchell and Steve Henderson Special guest: Ann Marie Fleming, multi-award winning director of films including 'I Was A Child of Holocaust Survivors' and 'The Magical Life of Long Tack Sam'. Her most recent animated NFB feature film 'Window Horses' is an exploration of the arts culture of Iran, with poetry brought to life by several contributing Canadian animators including Kevin Langdale, Janet Perlman, Lillian Chan, Louise Johnson, Kunal Sen, Jody Kramer and Shira Avni among others. Having recently won Best BC Film and Best Canadian Film at the Vancouver International Film Festival, 'Window Horses' will see its UK premiere at the London International Animation Festival on December 11th. Produced & Edited by Ben Mitchell Music by Ben Mitchell

  “You have to stay authentic to what you really love, like when you were a kid, when you didn’t care what people thought…those weird quirky things…I think you should always hold onto those.” For the sixth episode of the Inspiring Women Series, I had an insightful conversation with Louise Johnson, a Toronto-based writer and blogger.  I’ve […]

Happy Blues Year Eve - 2013 brings to you the best Blues musicians of ArtSees Diner and the talented Blues Man himself, DC Rapier! This holiday special will take a look at DCR's Blues Roots with such talents as JB Lenore, Johnny Winters, Kid Bailey, Willie Brown and Louise Johnson. Intertwined with the roots, stems and branches will be Mary E. bringing you some of ArtSees Diner Radio's best Blues musicians, such as: Shun Kikuta, Tombstone Bullet, BoPoMoFo, Bluebird and Skoko and Tommie Brewster. Tune in for the last podcast/broadcast of ArtSees Diner Radio for 2013! 

Professor Louise Johnson from the Alfred Deakin Research Institute was recently awarded the Australian-International Medal from the Institute of Australian Geographers, and she discusses her research and Geelong’s development as a city.

LTSP is one of eight seminaries affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, yet we are a diverse learning community with students from over 28 denominations. Located on 14 tree-lined acres in the northwest corner of Philadelphia, we are committed to providing theological education for all kinds of people from all kinds of backgrounds in order to prepare them for one among a variety of public ministries.

This episode features Louise Johnson who (along with her husband Phil Stripling) runs the Civilized Explorer, a website for burners that provides information annual guides and perennial guides on Burning Man as well as related articles, links and more. Today's focus is on the "Reno Resources" section on the website that is useful for all those passing through "The Biggest Little City in the World" on the way to Black Rock City. Also, BURNcast contributors weigh in about the "Green Man" theme in "Chai Guy's Chairade" and some fashion advice for guys in "Malderor's Rant." For more information about BURNcast visit BURNcast.net