Podcast appearances and mentions of lucy allen

In this week's episode, LWDG Founder Jo Perrott engages in an inspiring and insightful conversation with Lucy Allen, the dynamic force behind On The Peg Clothing. Together, they delve into Lucy's journey from navigating the male-dominated field sports industry to leading a transformative brand that caters to enthusiasts of all sizes and backgrounds. As they explore topics ranging from gundog training to the exciting new initiative, Field Sports24, listeners will gain valuable tips and hear heartwarming anecdotes that showcase community spirit.https://onthepegclothing.co.uk/

Get ready to meet and be lit up by the effervescent and incredible Lucy Allen in our Beautiful You Success Story here on the podcast today. Lucy has a fun and very relatable way of communicating that is so endearing and her journey from corporate career woman to thrivingly successful Mindset and Leadership Coach is a brilliant one. This story from Lucy is filled with actionable tips and steps to take in your own potential coaching journey and we know you are going to be so inspired by it - and of course Lucy herself.  Website: https://www.thegracefulcollective.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_graceful_collective/

On this week's episode of the Women in Sport Podcast with Ger McCarthy: 1.10 Ger speaks to Eimear Kiely and Shane Ronayne as Cork prepare to face Kerry in the Munster Ladies Football Final 20.05 Cork Under 14 ladies boss JJ Deasy ahead of their All Ireland platinum semi final with Cavan   27.00 Our resident F1 expert Sarah McKenzie-Foley previews the Monaco GP 43.00 Reaction from the Cork intermediate camogie side as we hear from Lucy Allen and Trevor Coleman following the win over Kerry in the Munster final 

Do you love people outside of your culture enough to share your faith with them?  If not, your not alone. In today's episode Karen and Lucy tackle this difficult topic and give practical ways to love people of different faiths and cultures. Asking God for insight into how to love each person well is essential. It is only through God that we can love people in the same way that Jesus does. Loving well in this way can be difficult, especially in our busy lives but is totally worth it. Todays conversation is all about the power of love and the importance of trusting God to provide in difficult situations.Learn more about The Blue Cord at www.TheBlueCord.orgPurchase The Blue Cord book at: https://shop.churchleaders.com/products/the-blue-cord?_pos=1&_sid=c7e502826&_ss=rSupport The Blue Cord: https:www.iHOPEministries.org/giveTimestamps00:00:00 Practical Love: A Conversation with Lucy Allen on Loving People of Other Faiths and Cultures00:03:00 Learning to Love Well and Praying for Miracles00:05:00 Loving Well in Real Life00:06:00 Practical Ways to Fit Time to Love Others into Your Calendar00:11:00 Community, Prayer, and Sharing the Gospel00:13:00 Loving Well in Words, Actions, and Deeds00:17:00 Encountering Jesus Through His Love00:18:00 Show Me How to Love Like JesusHelpful Resources: “The Blue Cord" by Karen Bejjani Find it wherever books are sold online.The Blue Cord Small Group Discipleship Study. Join the iHOPE Community. Sign-up at www.iHOPEministries.org/. Get a short weekly email with more resources, upcoming events, and stories that inspire and empower you.Visit www.TheBlueCord.org for more free resources.For speaking engagements, workshops, or conferences that will help you/your church start spiritual conversations or share your faith across cultures, email info@iHOPEministries.org.Pay it forward. Give to help more Believers learn to share their biblical faith across cultures. Give online at www.iHOPEministries.org/giveFOLLOW AND ENGAGE WITH US: FacebookInstagramTwitter#WomensBibleStudy #ChristianWomen #BlueCord #iHOPE #Evangelism #GospelofJesus #EvangelismTraining #CrossCulturalOutreach #ChristianWitness #JesusFollower #WomenWhoLoveJesus #MomsWhoLoveJesus 

Resonate Life member Lucy Allen teaches on the harvest and equips us with some practical tools to begin sharing our faith.

In this episode, we chat with Lucy Allen, a Confidence and Career Coach, who is also one of our speakers for the upcoming LIVE LIFE WELL Summit starting on 17 November 2021. We loved the powerful questions that Lucy shared with us in this interview including one that helped her make the leap from corporate to self-employed. Lucy also shares about the importance of bringing the people you love along with you on the journey of a career change and a simple but life-change mindset shift that can help you move from a position of fear to a position of possibilities. There are so many gold nuggets here, we encourage you to grab a pen and paper (or your phone) and note them down. You can connect further with Lucy here: Website: https://www.thegracefulcollective.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_graceful_collective/ Our LLW Summit is coming up very soon!! Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/live-life-well-holistic-wellness-summit-nov-2021-tickets-187920514317 We also now have a range of LIVE LIFE WELL Movement women's tees to help you "live life well" as well as limited journals as part of our collaboration with Living Words, you can purchase them here: https://www.promisedlandco.com.au/collections/live-life-well-movement or https://www.livingwords.co/livelifewell If you liked this episode, please subscribe, like and share this episode with a friend and if you share it on social media, please tag us on Instagram @livelifewell_podcast. You can also follow Amy on these platforms: Youtube: https://tinyurl.com/livelifewellwithamyleong Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_amyleong_/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/amyleong.livelifewell Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amyleong-livelifewell/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/_amyleong_

In April 2020, as the COVID-19 pandemic spread across the globe, close to 1.6 billion children and youth were out of school due to temporary closures, representing more than 90% of students around the world, according to the United Nations. In this episode, we take an international perspective with our guests Arif Naveed, Aya Waller-Bey, and Sara Allen. We discuss the double-edged sword of education systems around the world, for example, the US and Pakistan: how education both preserves inequality and how it can help us to overcome inequality. Arif Naveed explores how the underlying social hierarchy that shapes day-to-day living also impacts the economic outcomes of schooling. Aya Waller-Bey talks about quality as opposed to simple access to education. Access depends on deep structural factors that mean opportunity is not equally distributed. Sara Allan gets us thinking about changing the way that institutions organise instruction and the role of the teacher. Would more of a student-centered approach improve access and inclusion in schools?This episode was produced by Nick Saffell, Lucy Allen, and Rachel Gardner Dalton. Timestamps[00:00]- Introductions[02:50]- What does access to education actually mean? [03:50]- Access depends on deep structural factors that mean opportunity is not equally distributed[04:50]- What are the long-standing, institutional barriers to equitable distribution of resources?[07.35]- What does access to education look like in the Global South?[08:20]- The economic outcomes of schooling[11:05]- Does access mean inclusion? [13:15]- Access for who? Who has access to what? [14:25]- The importance of social relationships between students and teachers at schools [14:55]- Can we design schools to be student-centered?[17:10]- Where are we now..? Is it possible to improve learning at scale, but also learn from experience at the local level? [22:05]- Are we at a moment of reckoning. Who is the education system set up to serve? [25:10]- The justification for investment in education has predominantly been through its economic returns[27:05]- The return on investment and student loan debt[30:15]- How do we fund education going forward? [38:45]- The value of social capital at the institutional level?[41:15]- Where does cultural capital fit into the puzzle? [43:50]- How do you define success for yourself? How much do students value their own identities? [45:00]- Can institutions become more student-centered? [45:35]- Social hierarchies and critical race theory[47:50]- OutroGuest Bios: Aya M. Waller-Bey (@Aya__Marie) is a Ph.D. candidate in Sociology at the University of Michigan. Her current research examines the identity narration of Black students in college personal statements when applying to predominantly white institutions. In 2015, she was awarded the Gates Cambridge Scholarship to the University of Cambridge. Aya has shared her insights on postsecondary access, diversity, and inclusion in op-eds in the Huffington Post UK, University World News, the Hechinger Report, the 2016 White House Summit for Advancing Postsecondary Diversity and Inclusion, and as a...

Due to technical issues, only 15 minutes of this sermon is recorded. We apologize for the inconvenience. You can watch the entire sermon on our YouTube channel, "Sunday Morning Experience (May 30, 2021)."Lucy Allen share on believers participating in the resurrection community and the authority of Jesus in their own lives.

Struggle with confidence in the workplace? Want to hone your leadership skills but not sure how? In our recent Leadership Huddle we got a much-needed pep talk from Lucy Allen. We discussed some of the biggest confidence killers (excessive expectations, harsh self judgement, lack of experience etc), and Lucy shared her 'Bey Confidence' action plan:✅  Have a clear vision of your #leadership style✅  Behave as though you already are that person✅  Challenge your thinkingListen to the LIVE replay of this event and don't forget to register for the next VIP Leadership Huddle. Not a member yet? Join now and take part in these wonderful discussions. Connect with Lucy over on thegracefulcollective.comSupport the show (http://www.shementors.com.au)

In this LIVE broadcast replay, I discuss how actors can land more TV auditions via social media, whilst recapping on our latest Act On This member mastermind session with casting assistant Tom Payne and casting associate Lucy Allen from Daniel Edwards Casting! If you want to join our member-only sessions, grab your Act On This membership NOW - https://www.actonthis.tv/live Wanna join me LIVE next time? Like and follow the Act On This FB page to be notified next time I GO LIVE! https://www.facebook.com/ActOnThisTV - Your comments mean the absolute world to me, please take a second, say ‘hi' and let me and my team know what you thought of this audio... P.S. - it would make my life, if you hit the subscribe button ;) - MEET ROSS ► Actor, presenter and high-performance coach. I've been training, working, and coaching in the TV industry for over 20 years. Today I work regularly as an actor in top TV drama, voice TV commercials, corporate work and animation, for some of the biggest networks on the planet, and speak regularly on stages, up and down the country, on what it takes to have success as an actor in an ever-evolving business. - ACT ON THIS ► In 2011, I launched Act On This - The TV Actors' Network - giving actors the business education that even the most prestigious drama schools still fail to deliver. Today https://www.actonthis.tv is the TV industry's LEADING knowledge platform - hosting hundreds of hours of audio and video interviews with the BIGGEST casting directors, agents, BAFTA and Oscar-winning actors, writers and producers in the business. - Act On This - The TV Actors' Network Main site: https://www.actonthis.tv FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/ActOnThisTV/ FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ActOnThisTV Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/actonthistv/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/ActOnThisTV/ - Bulletproof Actor Main Site: https://www.bulletproofactor.com Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/BulletproofAct/ - Subscribe to my VIP newsletter for updates and giveaways: https://www.actonthis.tv/subscribe

This week I explore the topic of noticing with the wonderful Lucy Allen friend and business partner.    We talk about what it means to notice and the many forms that noticing takes; noticing our thoughts, writing our thoughts down, noticing and leaning into our feelings, the pleasant and the unpleasant.    We link it back to self-understanding. Acknowledge the difference between conscious and unconscious living.    I'd love to hear your views on this.    Sending love,  Sinéad              

As Pastor Sammy enjoys his last Sunday of Paternity Leave, Lucy Allen (Youth Worker at Millbrook Nazarene) brings an inspired message from Luke 8. Listen and be blessed.

Lucy Allen’s reverence for history is displayed by her use of materials and techniques such as earth pigments and egg tempera, but with a levity of hand that is decidedly contemporary. Through the inspiration of the old masters, Allen channels a deep appreciation for narratives that signify bold acts of heroism, beauty and tragedy. Over the past years, Allen and her husband have struggled with medical complications that have resulted in recurrent miscarriages and fertility treatments. At various points in this time, she continued her painting practice through private reproductions of her experience. Though these works are extremely personal, the artist feels that there is benefit in sharing her paintings of this difficult subject to address her grief, reflect on the female bodily experience, and to express solidarity with others that share the couple’s reality. Lucy Kirkman Allen studied painting at the Cooper Union in New York, NY and was a Harriet Hale Woolley Scholar at the Fondation des Etats-Unis, Paris, France. She worked in Dallas, TX, where she and Justin Hunter Allen co-directed the experimental gallery Studio DTFU and were founding members of SCAB, a network of artist-run exhibition spaces. Her work has been covered in national and international press. She and her husband now live in the Tidewater region of Virginia at their farm Long Days. Recent collaborative curatorial and publishing projects include Serendipity: Williams House, #FFFHEX Gallery, and The Airplant Project. You can View Lucy Allen's show through on our website : basketshopgallery.comAnd visit Resolve.org for further information and support for female infertility issues.

Lucy has been performing stunts for almost 30 years and in those years she’s appeared in many Productions including, Titanic, the Bond films, Casualty, Peak Practice, Killing Eve and Harry Potter films. She has also gained a reputation for doubling Dames! In her interview Lucy tells us what it takes to be a stunt performer and how to calm yourself and ignore your natural feelings before performing a stunt and also shares some of her other on set stories, including the changes she’s noticed within the industry over the years. We hope you enjoy.

Social distancing getting the better of you? Feeling overwhelmed? Anxious? Unsettled? You're not alone. I was feeling the same way, so called up an old friend Lucy Allen of the Graceful Collective from season 1 & got some practical tips for how to stay sane in these difficult times. You can find Lucy on instagram @the_graceful_collective. Want more of Lucy? Of course you do! You can listen to her original episode in Season 1 here: "Live like you mean it" https://rss.whooshkaa.com/rss/podcast/id/7430

Lucinda Allen is a London based proficient and successful Voice & Singing Coach who works in both the Creative and Corporate sectors. In this episode, she shares her story and advice on having your Voice Unlocked. She is a strong believer that every person has the right to free and dynamic voice, and is keen to facilitate this through her in-depth knowledge and talent in teaching. - Lucinda's expertise spans across both the Spoken and Singing voice, of which she holds a Distinction at Masters level in 'The Practice of Voice and Singing' from one of the UK's most reputable Conservatoires, Guildford School of Acting. Her expertise is delivered consistently through a passion for Teaching & Learning and robust pedagogy as a fully qualified teacher. Lucinda's clientele range from leading West End Performers from shows such as (Lion King, Aladdin & Wicked, etc), Grammy Award-winning artists such as Lalah Hathaway, Actors (such as Warhorse, Curious Puppetry), Presenters (such as BBC) and Education Programmes (such as ICMP, Bird College, Westminster University, LCCM, South Bank University). As well as this Lucinda works with corporate organizations such as the NHS & Cancer Research UK.   - -We invite you to subscribe to our Podcast and share it with others! -To support this Podcast visit us on Patreon -To find out more about us visit: www.artistshouseinternational.com -Instagram: @artistshouseinternational -Twitter: @artistshouseint -Facebook: @artistshouseinternational

In this podcast episode we chat with the wonderful Lucy Allen, founder of The Graceful Collective. Lucy recently quit her full time job in PR to pursue her coaching business. But it wasn't an easy decision – she battled self doubt, imposter syndrome and financial fear. But after a year of side hustling and soul searching, Lucy stopped making excuses and finally took the leap. Here she shares her story: the highs and lows, the breakthrough moments and tips for dealing with that inner critic (hey, Barb). This episode is for anyone who needs a confidence boost and a nice dose of daily inspo! Lucy is a member of our community so if you want to connect with her for a Mentor Hour, join our Members' Club. Members also get to watch the BTS video recording of this podcast episode!Support the show (http://www.shementors.com.au)

With the migrations of young ospreys Carr and Deshar being followed step-by-step online, with detailed data fed back via their satellite tags, this podcast hears what has happened to them, and looks at the dangers faced by all young birds as they fly south to Africa. Starting with the example of one young osprey, translocated from Scotland to Poole Harbour by Roy Dennis and his team, along with ten other chicks, the podcast looks at the slim chances of a safe arrival at their wintering grounds for juvenile birds, and hears stories of amazing birds which survived, against all the odds, to return to breed in Scotland. With our increasing ability to engage with the journeys of individual birds, via satellite technology, are we able to remain objective when one fails to complete its migration? Producer: Moira HickeyContributors (in order of appearance): Brittany Maxted, Lucy Allen, Liv Cooper, Tim Mackrill, Roy DennisSupport the show (http://www.roydennis.org/support-us/)

Funding for two Mississippi museums was approved by the state legislature in 2011. In this episode, Lucy Allen recalls the planning process for the Civil Rights Museum and the message contained in its design. When Mississippi announced plans to build a civil rights museum, some doubted it would tell the whole story.  Allen explains how the state’s willingness to ‘go there,’ resulted in a powerful learning experience. With a mandate that the two museums be opened by the State’s Centennial celebration in 2017, Allen’s team was hard pressed to deliver on time.  She recounts the process of selecting the design firms and the endless meetings they sat through. As the opening day approached for the Two Mississippi Museums, there were countless small details to be addressed.  Allen remembers the pre-opening tours and feeling proud of a job well done.

Lucy Allen moved from North Carolina to Mississippi and spent the next seven years teaching school. In this episode, she explains how her interest in photography led to a career with the Mississippi Department of Archives and History.  In 1961, the first State Historical Museum for Mississippi opened in the Old Capitol building. Allen discusses conditions that highlighted the need for a new museum and archives and how MDAH began planning for a new state museum in 1998. She recalls how Hurricane Katrina devastated the old museum in 2005 and altered all their plans. PODCAST EXTRA: As MDAH developed plans for a new state history museum, the State Legislature’s Black Caucus continued their years-long push for a separate civil rights museum to be located on the campus of Tougaloo College. Allen recounts how Governor Haley Barbour, former Governor William Winter, and Judge Reuben Anderson worked with others to combine the two museums together into one state-funded project. Don’t miss next week’s episode as Allen discusses the challenges they faced in making the Two Mississippi Museums a reality! PHOTO: Two Mississippi Museums architectural drawing

Continuing the story of the translocation of eleven osprey chicks from Scotland to Poole Harbour on the south coast of England. The birds are released but stay close by, until the urge to migrate sends them on a hazardous journey to Africa. Producer: Moira HickeyContributors in order of appearance:Fraser Cormack, Ian Perks, Alan Campbell, Tim Mackrill, Roy Dennis, Jason Fathers, Lucy Allen, Paul Morton, Brittany Maxted, Liv Cooper.Music credit: Realness by Kai Engel, from the Free Music Archivehttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Support the show (http://www.roydennis.org/support-us/)

Continuing the story of a batch of osprey chicks being translocated from the Highlands of Scotland to Poole Harbour on the south coast of England, this podcast explains how to care for young birds, and how Roy Dennis learned the skills he has needed to carry out successful translocation projects over many years. Music credit: Realness by Kai Engel, form the Free Music Archivehttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Contributors in order of appearance: Ian Perks, Tim Mackrill, Roy Dennis, Fraser Cormack, Jason Fathers, Brittany Maxted, Lucy Allen, Olivia Cooper, Paul Morton. Producer: Moira Hickey Support the show (http://www.roydennis.org/support-us/)

Lucy Allen from the Graceful Collective joins us for an episode on confidence in our careers. Confidence in one area in our life certainly can and does flow on to effect other areas in our life, today we are focus on careers however I am positive the conversation and some pointers Lucy provides will help us in all facets of our life.We really value reviews and feedback so if you could leave us a review on iTunes or my website at jennawatts.com.au/podcast that would be fab!If you have a friend you would like to nominate, a topic you would like to hear about or an individual I'd love to hear, you can email me at jenna@jennawatts.com.auHave a great day!These podcasts are edited by John Rowland Media Productions.

Lucy is a side hustling Career + Confidence Coach who is passionate about empowering high-achievers to flex their resilience muscles and create their happiest work and home life. Support the show (https://ownyourhustle.buzzsprout.com/)

Lucy Allen from Thrive PR (https://www.thrivepr.com.au/) & The Graceful Collective (https://www.thegracefulcollective.com/) talks about appearance on Deal Or No Deal and THAT outfit, her time in the UK working with some major brands such as Red Bull and Levis and tips for businesses of all size chasing earned media. Please remember to give us a rating and review on iTunes! Our Instagram page is here: http://www.instagram.com/flypaperplanes.co/ Contact the team at http://www.flypaperplanes.co or Simon here: http://www.linkedin.com/in/iamsimondell/ or here: http://twitter.com/IAmSimonDell If you think you have a great story for the podcast, contact our producer Sarah here: sarah@simondell.com (mailto:mailto:sarah@simondell.com) And find out more about our sound engineer Gilberto here: http://www.thepodcastboss.com

From where to make your first marketing hire (and where they should get started) to when and how to use tactics like content or demand generation, we look back at our favorite marketing lessons and insights from past episodes. Guests include Des Traynor, Krithika Muthukumar, Joanna Wiebe, Sujan Patel, Lucy Allen, Everett Katigbak and Kristina Halvorson.If you find these lessons helpful, check out our newest book, Intercom on Marketing. You can get your free copy today at Intercom.com/books

Lucy Allen has spent the past two decades working with technology companies of all sizes – from young startups to the likes of SAP and Adobe – to build their profile and share their stories. Here, she chats with Intercom's Jennifer Kutz about how to find PR angles that are actually newsworthy, why conversational interfaces are changing the PR paradigm, and much more.

Lucy Allen argues that the way in which medieval society is often presented - as indifferent to sexual violence against women - is wrong. Lucy is an academic at Cambridge University, and she recounts a disagreement with a colleague about the realism of violence depicted in the TV show Game of Thrones. In fact, she says, medieval monarchs were passing laws against sexual violence in wartime, and some medieval literature reflects a nuanced understanding of trauma caused by rape. Producer: Beth Sagar-Fenton.