Podcast appearances and mentions of lucy clark

Disclosure: We are part of the Amazon Affiliate/LTK Creator programs. We will receive a small commission at no cost if you purchase a book. This post may contain links to purchase books.Still thinking about White Lotus Season 3? SAME. If you're craving more luxurious settings, chaotic friend dynamics, and at least one suspicious death, this episode is for you.In today's episode of What to Read Next, I'm sharing 5 twisty vacation thrillers that will make you question your next group trip. These books are filled with murder, mystery, and that same unhinged-glamour energy we loved from the show.Grab your piña colada and let's dive into books that are just as deadly as they are dramatic.

Very few victims of sexual assault will report the crime to police and even fewer alleged perpetrators are found guilty. A special series by Guardian Australia now looks at why victim-survivors are instead put on trial and further retraumatised by Australia's criminal courts. Associate editor Lucy Clark and Victorian state correspondent Benita Kolovos tell Reged Ahmad what needs to be done to save a failing justice system You can support the Guardian at theguardian.com/fullstorysupport

In today's episode, Natalie shares her Top 10 Favourite Reads which follow a beach hut theme. From thrilling mysteries like "Last Seen" by Lucy Clark to cozy murder mysteries like "Beach Hut Murders" by Peter Boland, Natalie covers a range of genres set in beach hut locations. Non-fiction recommendations include books on the history and architecture of beach huts, catering to those interested in real-life beach hut facts. For children, there are heartwarming tales like "The Lonely Beach Hut" by Andrew Kempt and fantastical adventures like "The Enchanted Beach Hut" by Susan King. The episode also includes a recommendation for beach hut chefs with "Favorite Beach House Recipes" by Simon Hasseltine. No matter your favourite genre, Natalie has a book recommendation for you.  KEY TAKEAWAYS Natalie provides a range of book recommendations, including thrillers, romance, non-fiction, and children's books, catering to various interests and age groups. She delves into the culture surrounding beach huts, showcasing their historical significance, architectural evolution, and their role in British seaside holidays. A book recommendation for building a beach hut in one's garden is included, offering step-by-step instructions for DIY enthusiasts. Natalie highlights children's books centered around beach huts, emphasizing themes of friendship, adventure, and imagination. She suggests a cookbook with recipes suitable for cooking on a gas stove or barbecue, perfect for beachside dining or outdoor gatherings. BEST MOMENTS "Lucy Clark has written several fictional novels created after personal experiences from places she has visited." "Catherine links the enduring popularity of beach huts to British eccentricity and details the history of beach huts." "Karen describes the advent of foreign travel and highlights the short-sightedness of local councils who started to demolish swathes of beach huts." "Charlie Minton's book comes across as someone who is genuinely just wanting to help budding DIYers." "Susan King is a relatively new author to children's books, inspired to write after numerous visits to Holcombe Beach in Norfolk." HOST BIO My name is Natalie Young. I bought a beach hut to bring joy into my life after escaping an abusive relationship and a difficult divorce.  Based in Christchurch, Dorset, my beach hut is affectionally called the Salty Seagull and is located on Friars Cliff beach with sea views to the Needles on the Isle of White. It is my slice of heaven.  Owning and hiring a beach hut is more complicated than I realised and I am on a constant mission to discover the best ways to manage and care for your hut. I have researched the pros and cons of renting and the best ways to market and host. The beach, the sights and the sounds of the sea bring me huge joy. I hope this podcast will bring you smiles, laughter and joy too! https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61559730024536&sk=about https://www.linkedin.com/company/103555627/admin/feed/posts/?feedType=following PODCAST DESCRIPTION Welcome to the Bonkers about Beach Huts podcast, the show that's all about beach huts! Whether you are thinking of buying a beach hut and don't know where to begin or if you have had a beach hut in your family for generations this podcast is for you. As I travel across the UK exploring these coastal retreats and sharing personal stories of how the humble beach hut has shaped lives, I will also be creating the UK's first beach hut map. I will give tips on where and how to buy a beach hut. And share everything you need to know about beach hut maintenance plus advice on hiring a beach hut. We will be chatting with special guests from estate agents to lock specialists, beach hut associations to beach hut builders, and artists to interior designers.  If you don't know what all the fuss is about, join us every week and you too will become a little bit Bonkers Bbout Beach Huts.

In our latest episode, "Season Preview: Women's Team," host Mike sits down with Lucy Clark, the manager of Sutton United's women's team, and team captain Sophie, for an engaging conversation about the upcoming season, the team's preparations, and what fans can look forward to.Introduction: Hello Sutton United fans! Welcome to another episode of Sutton United Talk Time on Podcast. Join host Mike as he chats with Lucy and Sophie about the challenges and triumphs of preseason, the exciting new signings, and the importance of building a strong community around the women's team.Episode Content Introduction: Our focus today includes:Preseason Preparations and ChallengesIntegration of New PlayersHome Ground Stability and Community SupportExpectations for the Upcoming SeasonVolunteering Opportunities and Fan EngagementMain Highlight: Lucy and Sophie share their thoughts on the team's goals for the season, with ambitions set higher than ever. They discuss the hard work and dedication that has gone into assembling one of the strongest squads in recent memory, and what it will take to break into the top pack of the league.Secondary Talking Point: The conversation also touches on the significance of having a consistent home ground at Chipstead and how it can contribute to the team's performance. Lucy and Sophie emphasize the need for fan support and community involvement, which will be crucial as the team aims to make Chipstead a fortress.Humorous or Controversial Moment: The episode isn't without its lighter moments, as the trio shares a laugh over the team's quirky preseason rituals and the manager's friendly jabs about the players' holiday schedules. It's a candid look at the fun side of football, reminding us all why we love the game.Engagement Line: Whether you're a lifelong supporter or new to the women's team, this episode offers a blend of insight, humour, and genuine passion for Sutton United.Subscription and Follow Reminder: Don't miss out on future episodes—subscribe and follow us on @suttonpodcast for the latest updates and exclusive content!Closing: This episode is a must-listen for anyone invested in the success of Sutton United's women's team. Lucy and Sophie's enthusiasm is infectious, and their commitment to the team and community shines through every word.We appreciate your attention and feedback. Like, share, and spread the word about this episode on Sutton Podcast's social media. Give us a thumbs up on YouTube—we appreciate every bit of support!We'll be back soon with more behind-the-scenes insights and in-depth discussions. Thanks to Lucky Star Gin, thank you to Lucy and Sophie for their time, and a big thanks to our listeners. Take care and see you next time!Host: MikeGuests: Lucy Clark, Manager; Sophie, Captain Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘It's my church' – that's how Lucy Clark has previously described her love of football, and the meaning that she attaches to her involvement with the beautiful game. Her appointment at the end of January as the new manager at Sutton United Women was therefore not just a moment of personal achievement, but a landmark for the game as well – with Clark becoming the first transgender woman to manage in the top five divisions of the UK women's game, just years after she became the football's first transgender referee. And honestly, this is an amazing conversation with an individual who lives and breathes the beautiful game – in fact, when we tried to get Lucy to talk about anything other than football, it turns out she absolutely couldn't do it! We talk about Lucy's love of the game growing up, coaching, refereeing, her return to management – and her personal journey as she discovered her authentic self and found a way to bring that to the beautiful game as well.It's a conversation that is genuine, uplifting, fun and everything you could want from a guest – and we're massively grateful that Lucy took the time to join us for this chat. WANT TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT OUR GUEST? @lucyclarkrefWANT TO GET IN TOUCH WITH THE PODCAST? @jack_murley jack.murley@bbc.co.uk

Welcome back to Sutton United Talk Time on Podcast! In our latest episode, "Meet The Managers," host Mike, along with special guest Lucy Clark and Steve Morison, dive into the fascinating journeys and insights of Sutton United's newest managerial appointments. It's a rare opportunity to hear directly from the individuals stepping into these pivotal roles, marking a significant moment in the club's history. In this episode, we delve into the unique paths Lucy and Steve took to their current positions, from Lucy's transition from a referee to a manager and Steve's extensive experience across different levels of football. Their stories highlight the diverse backgrounds and skill sets they bring to Sutton United, offering listeners an intimate look at the challenges and triumphs that shaped their careers. Our focus today includes exploring the strategic visions Lucy and Steve have for Sutton United. Each shares their philosophy on team building, player development, and on-field tactics. This segment provides a deep dive into their leadership styles and how they plan to steer Sutton United to new heights. A key highlight of the episode is the discussion on community and fan engagement strategies, core to Sutton United's ethos. Both managers emphasise the crucial role of fan support in the success and spirit of the club. They share their personal experiences and the impactful moments of interaction with supporters, stressing the importance of a united front between the team and its fans. This segment underscores the heartfelt calls for fans to rally behind the teams, showcasing the deep connection and mutual respect that fuels the club's journey in the lower leagues. In this episode we also cover Lucy's compelling perspective on the EFL's celebration of LGBT History Month, featuring the ground breaking Rainbow match ball initiative. Lucy's insights into the significance of this event, especially as a member of the transgender community, offering a powerful message on the importance of inclusivity and representation in sports. This discussion sheds light on the ongoing efforts to make football a game for everyone, underscored by the active support from the EFL, PUMA, and partners to champion LGBTQ+ inclusion. For #SuttonUnited fans, this episode is a treasure trove of insights, laughter, and a glimpse into the future under Lucy and Steve's guidance. Whether you're a seasoned supporter or new to the club, their stories and visions for Sutton United are bound to captivate and inspire. Remember to subscribe and follow us on @suttonpodcast to stay updated with all things Sutton United. Don't miss out on the chance to be part of the journey as we embark on this new chapter with Lucy and Steve at the helm. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Eight Nights of Flirting by Hannah Reynolds Read alikes: Lucy Clark will not Apologize by Margo Rabb Cool for the Summer by Dahlia Adler Fall of Whit Rivera by Crystal Maldonado

Emma Goswell is back on Virgin Radio Pride with her Weekend Outing every Sunday from 6pm - 9pm!In this episode Emma chats to the Queer I Am podcast and the world's first openly trans referee Lucy Clark. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is the opening disk of my recording of Gay Days 2022 Sunday Afternoon Pool Party, live at The Avanti Palms Resort in Orlando, FL on June 5, 2022.  For your chance to get the entire 5 disk set go to mixcloud.com/djrandybettis, click on my Gay Days Pool Party Disk 1, and read the "MEMBERS NOTES part.   Playlist for Disk 1: Just Say Gay & Love Today - Randy Bettis presents Michael M & Mika (DJRB's GD '22 Sunday Chorus Only Tea Opener) Finally Ready - The Shapeshifters ft. Billy Porter (Original Extended DJRB Ext Edit) I Got This Feeling - Baby Bumps ft. Cantaditas (G Club Classic Vocal Mix) In The Heat of the Sunshine - Dr. Beat ft. Lucy Clark  (Original Club Mix) Breathe - Vick Moore (PND Extended) Be Free - Soulvation (Original Mix) Feel The Vibe - Bob Sinclair Feat. Dawn Tallman (Extended Intro Club Mix) Happiness - Super Disco Club, Sadako Pointer, Earth N Days (Earth n Days Remix) Happy Days Are Here Again / Get Happy  - Billy Porter & Cyndi Lauper (Cutmore Club Remix) Put A Little Love In Your Heart - KC & The Sunshine Band (Larry Peace Remix) Love Is Gonna Save The Day - George Porgie (George Calle's Anthem Mix) Million Dollar Bill - Whitney Houston (Freemasons Club Mix) Dancing Queen - Jackers Revenge ft. Lissat  (Original Mix - Extended Edit)

On Thursday night March 31, 2022 at a small stadium south of London, England, there will be a rather special match on fixture. The match will make soccer history on Transgender Day of Visibility. Dulwich Hamlet FC, a women's squad at the top of a league table in the fifth division will meet TRUK United FC, the soccer team organized by Trans Radio UK. The TRUK United FC side will be composed entirely of players who are transgender women. Perhaps the first such side organized in the English FA, and possibly in the entire world. Joining Karleigh Webb to give a preview of this special match are one of the key voices for sport and inclusion in the UK and a trans pioneer in "The Beautiful Game". Lucy Clark is the team's manager and the teams midfield "Number 10" playmaker. In 2018 she became the first out transgender person of officiate an FA league game, and now is a referee in the third level of the women's pyramid. Natalie Washington is the head of the Football v. Transphobia campaign, that has sparked a great deal of discussion and change across the sport as high up as the high-dollar, high-attention English Premier League, perhaps the most star-studded league in the world. A special discussion on the run up to Transgender Day of Visibility. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Natalie Washington chats with Lucy Clark & Abi Cornell about their careers and the upcoming match between TRUK Utd and Dulwich Hamlet.

In this episode of the Book It In podcast, Guardian Australia features editor Lucy Clark talks to Heidi Everett, the author of My Friend Fox, about how she uses the lyricism of music to describe her lived experience in the public mental health system

For years now there's been a global discussion about falling trust in the media, governments and the democratic process. Australia has often been thought of as isolated from these problems but as we head into the upcoming federal election we are seeing increasing evidence a lack of trust is permeating society. Lucy Clark talks to Lenore Taylor and Gabrielle Chan about how we can repel these threats to Australia's democracy

In the mountain by Hobart a lake appears just after heavy rain, then vanishes. Features editor Lucy Clark recommends a story that takes us on a mysterious search

In this episode of our new podcast Book It In, features editor Lucy Clark talks to Kathryn Heyman about the indignities that women endure throughout their lives and the craft of writing a memoir

Features editor Lucy Clark talks to Kathryn Heyman about the indignities that women endure throughout their lives and the craft of writing a memoir

Laramba's Indigenous residents fear they are at risk of long-term illness and say they need to know who is responsible for fixing the problem. Features editor, Lucy Clark, introduces this story about contaminated drinking water

It's been a long journey with hundreds of guests but in this episode Being LGBTQ reaches the 200 milestone and it's time to reminisce and have a look back at an incredible 35 months of podcasts. With highlights from our most poignant episodes and thoughts from Being LGBTQ creator Sam Wise remember the past and set the stage for the future. Featuring Rosie O'Donnell, Stephanie Davies, Brandon Wolf, Skylar Cote, Andy Brennan, Fred Rosser, Jen Winston, Hazell Dean, Tommy Atkins, Ryan Cassata, Precious Brady-Davis, Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman, Lucy Clark, Tea Uglow, CB Lee, Dan Glass, and many, many more! 

For most, our previous pandemic is a distant memory. But for these five polio survivors, new health problems have just begun. Features editor Lucy Clark introduces personal stories that take us around the country

What do books tell us about the world we live in? Join Guardian Australia features editor Lucy Clark, author and journalist Paul Daley, and writer and editor Zoya Patel for a weekly conversation with a top author about the ideas that shape their work

Two decades ago Richard Stiles escaped an avalanche in New Zealand, but friend Steve Robinson wasn't so lucky. Now the mountain has given up some of its secrets. Features editor Lucy Clark introduces this unexpected tale about a moment that was captured on film and buried for more than 20 years before resurfacing

Welcome to episode 138 of the House Guest podcast, where Country & Town House Magazine's Interiors Editor Carole Annett chats with experts from the world of interior design and decoration. This week's guest: Interior Designer Lucy Clark of Studio Clark + Co. http://www.studioclarkandco.com/about/

He has the most evoked name in Australia thanks to the Covid-19 modelling that bears it. Features editor Lucy Clark recommends Paul Daley's profile on Peter Doherty, which ranges from politics to books, misinformation and that tweet

He has the most evoked name in Australia thanks to the Covid-19 modelling that bears it. Features editor Lucy Clark recommends Paul Daley's profile on Peter Doherty, which ranges from politics, books, misinformation and that tweet

Their discovery proved millennia of continuous Indigenous existence but now time is running out for those who want to stop them being buried again. Features editor Lucy Clark recommends Paul Daley's piece that showcases the tension between three different groups as they tackle with difficult questions

A-Grade medalist Ben Harding & B-Grade medalist Lucy Clark joins the show to discuss their experience on Monday night and their football journeys leading up to season 2021. Get local!

The Delta variant is spreading among children in much larger numbers than previous outbreaks of Covid-19. With schools and childcare centres closed across the country, parents are struggling to manage their paid work, home schooling, and caring for their children. Mike Ticher and Lucy Clark speak to Gabrielle Jackson about parenting and education in the time of Covid

Welcome to episode 16 of the Once Lost Now Proud podcast "Bad health to Fitness Wealth."For as long as I can remember, I've found myself having a love and hate relationship with fitness, but mostly love as I find it really helps clear my mind when I've had a few shitty days.   So I wanted to speak with someone that for over 25 years, has been wholly committed to their fitness. In today's episode, I talk with Lucy Clark from LC Inspired fitness about how and why she consistently works out every day without fail. I was intrigued. What is the secret sauce to loving fitness?Lucy has faced severe health issues, and with that came advice from health professionals on what she could and couldn't do.  As you will hear, that was a red flag to a bull, and all that advice did was spur Lucy on to take her fitness and wellbeing to another level whilst taking others along on that wellbeing journey with her. Social:Host: Tracey Hill -  @proudnotperfect_Podcast: @oncelostnowproudGuest: Lucy Clark - @lucyclarkinspiredSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/proudmedia)

Dr Norman Swan has become a household name over the past 18 months thanks to his work for the ABC and his podcast Coronacast. Now he's written a book that tries to answer common questions about health and wellness. Features editor Lucy Clark talks to Swan about how to sort myth from fact and what good health really is

This week the Biloela family was thrust back in the news as three-year-old Tharnicaa was airlifted to a hospital in Perth to fight pneumonia and a blood infection. Mike Ticher and Lucy Clark speak about the treatment of the Biloela family and whether it will have an impact on Australia's immigration policy

When do the objects we love become a health hazard? In this recording of Guardian Australia's monthly book club, author Emily Maguire discusses her latest novel, Love Objects, with features editor Lucy Clark

Earlier this year, On January 22, Brooke Thomas an ultra runner and nurse, finished running the 3,000km Te Araroa Trail. Which starts at Cape Regina in the North Island and runs through to Buff, which is the bottom of the South Island.    Brooke started her journey (supported) on November 26, 2020 and ran for 57 days, 12 hours, breaking the Te Araroa women’s route record by almost nine days!    During this episode, Brooke shares more about her love of running and why she wanted to take on this challenge, she shares the high points; running 100km in one day and finishing the challenge. To reflecting back on when she ending up in hospital and not knowing if she would be able to carry on. We talk about the logistics and the physical and mental preparation. Brooke also shares more about her heart condition and how having a pacemaker/defibrillator installed has impacted on her life and running.    Brooke was raising money for Heart Kids, a nonprofit organisation in New Zealand that supports children living with heart defects.    Brooke in her own words:   “At age 22 I was diagnosed with a heart condition and became the recipient of an inserted cardiac pacemaker/defibrillator. Being told you have a long term condition at that age, I reckon it's probably pretty normal to go through the journey of feeling hard done by, asking 'why me', then eventually learning to accept and embrace it.    One of my favourite quotes is that "it's not the throw, but the catch". You can't always choose what life might chuck at you, but you decide how to receive it, and what to do next.   Being a nurse and witnessing the enormous challenges some patients go through has also definitely helped me to stay grounded when it comes to my own condition, and 100% inspired me to keep pushing my own boundaries.   I guess the best thing I've learned through my own experiences is that you never know how long you're going to get in life to do all the things you want to do. We've just got to make the most of what we’ve got and embrace any opportunity you get while you can.   For me, anything that both scares me and makes me question myself is definitely something I want to try!”   “Running the length of a country is without doubt the toughest challenge I have ever undertaken before. Yet somehow all the moments of struggle, exhaustion, frustration and disbelief in myself are so quickly forgotten in comparison to the excitement, raw happiness and gratitude that I have experienced throughout this journey.” - Brooke Thomas   New episodes of the Tough Girl Podcast go live every Tuesday and Thursday at 7am UK time - Make sure you hit the subscribe button so you don’t miss out.    The Tough Girl Podcast is sponsorship and ad free thanks to the monthly financial support of patrons. To find out more about supporting your favourite podcast and becoming a patron please check out www.patreon.com/toughgirlpodcast.     Show notes Who is Brooke Not thinking of herself as an athlete Going running with her dad when she was younger Living in Queenstown  Coming from a close family Having a twin sister  Her running journey  Being into rowing at a competitive level  Using running as an outlet  Training 2x a day for rowing  Quitting rowing due to a heart condition Having a pace maker fitted to help her heart beat What her pace maker does Not being able to compete in the world championships Fundraising for Heartkids The transition period from professional athlete to having a pace maker fitted Finding your own limits  Building back her confidence with running Deciding to run the full length of New Zealand Being inspired by Mina Holder and Lucy Clark  Meeting her running coach - Adam Keen The planning and preparation for the trip Wanting to start the trail in November Getting 2 months off work Thinking about the record Wanting to prove something to herself Feeling the pressure from being behind schedule Feeling like a failure every day The magical moments while on the trail Mental preparation Dealing with the challenging sections and moments Fuelling her body! Getting into flow while running The beauty of trail running and community Dealing with the challenging river crossings Dealing with food care Documenting her journey in order to get the FKT (Fastest Known Time)  Wearing a Coros watch The finish line... The final 100K - a nice round number The biggest lesson learned from running the TA The power of believing in yourself  Thinking about the worst case scenario  Getting back to work straight away Follow Brooke and donate to Heart Kids - links down below.     Social Media   Instagram - @brooke_bt_thomas    Charity donation link - onebigjog.wixsite.com/onebigjog/where-s-wally te-araroa-for-heart-kids.raisely.com/brooke-thomas    Brooks Running Coach - Aerobicedge Coaching   Listen to Mina Holder on the Tough Girl Podcast   

In the wake of the pandemic, mental ill health is on the rise, putting more pressure on what some say is an already broken system. Editor-in-chief Lenore Taylor and associate editor Lucy Clark speak to Gabrielle Jackson about what’s causing Australia’s mental health crisis, and how to fix it

Kasey Edwards, author of Raising Girls who Like Themselves, and Madonna King, author of Ten-ager, know all too well the joys and challenges of raising girls. In this episode, a recording of Guardian Australia’s Zoom book club, they share their personal struggles, research and wisdom with features editor Lucy Clark

In mid-February, 23-year-old Chanel Contos did a poll on social media, asking whether any of her friends who attended Sydney private schools had been raped or sexually assaulted. The poll turned into a petition, and now a movement, with tens of thousands of people advocating for better consent education in Australian schools.Laura Murphy-Oates speaks to Contos and Guardian Australia features editor Lucy Clark about the widespread allegations of sexual assault outlined in this petition, and the need to tackle rape culture among young men

Lucy Clark - Football's first openly transgender referee talks about her experience of coming out and continuing to referee games. Lucy came out ahead of the 2018-19 season with support from family, friends, players and fans and says the reaction to her coming out has been mostly positive. Lucy also runs a U.K. based trans radio station 'Trans Radio U.K.'

This week, Eugene and Matt get the band back together and engage in our first joint conversation of 2020 with the wonderful Lucy Clark. Lucy spent 66 days 7 hours and 8 minutes setting a new female supported FKT on the Te Araroa trail, which runs from Cape Reinga to Bluff. Literally, like, the WHOLE of Aotearoa. Lucy was looking for a challenge and when the idea arose to shoot for the FKT she embraced it, training for 12 months without missing a single session (let that sink in) and undertaking the journey with her husband, Tommy, a camper van, and a whole lot of best laid plans, which quickly went out the window or underwent major revision. This conversation is an amazing recounting of the challenge, fortitude, joy, fear, adjustment, amazement, and engagement that it took to complete the FKT, and, in the process, carving out a new record by 11 days. We talk about Lucy’s background in running, her readjustment to life post Te Araroa, and just how habit-forming a large block of Whittaker’s chocolate a night can be.

Hey guys! Thanks for joining me and The Gay Footballer's Podcast. If this is you first time to the podcast, welcome! If you are returning, I appreciate your commitment to the podcast. The goal of The Gay Footballer's Podcast is to spread the awareness of LGBTQ and ally representation in sports. With the main focus being on football, but also exploring other sports and personalities, each episode will consist of a 30 to 45 minute interview with an individual making an impact in their sporting discipline. Whether a current or former athlete, a member of an organizations front office, or even a sports journalist, each interview will help under cover the challenges, opportunities, and success LGBTQ individuals and allies face in their discipline within sports. For this weeks episode, Adam had the opportunity to chat with Lucy Clark a football referee from the United Kingdom. Lucy broke world headlines in 2018 as she came out as the first openly transgender referee in the world. We were both apart of the #STRONGERTOGETHER event at Wembley Stadium and both spoke on different panels. Luckily I was able to grab her and her wife for an amazing interview at the conference! If you would like to follow Lucy Clark, please use the links below: Twitter: @lucyclarkref Twitter:@transradiouk --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tgfootballerspodcast/support

Today’s podcast features the amazing Lucy Clark. If you recall, I first interviewed Lucy waaay back in October, episode 7. If you haven’t listened to that podcast yet, I recommend you pause this, go back, listen to it, then get back into this one! Lucy spent a long time planning an epic adventure. She planned to run the length of NZ from the tip of Cape Reinga in the North Island to the Bluff in the South Island. Well, with strength and determination Lucy did it! She now has the fastest known time, finishing the Te Araroa (tee-are-a-rho-a) trail in 66 days, 7 hours and 8 minutes. What an absolutely phenomenal achievement! An inspiration to women (and men!) everywhere to show what is possible. I hope you enjoy the podcast! Don’t forget to get onto Apple podcasts to rate and review. Here's the link: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/peak-endurance/id1479052215  Thanks to ‘ShellbellOz’ for the comment “I can’t believe I’ve only just started listening to this! I’m really enjoying the range of topics and perspectives” and for the five-star review. Thank you, it’s much appreciated.  I have another hiking poles skills clinic coming up. I’m trying out a new time. Rather than a Saturday morning, I’ve planned for Sunday 15thMarch at 2pm This session goes for 90 minutes and we focus on correct height and usage of poles. We will practice on technical and non-technical terrain, as well as up and down-hill techniques. You will learn how to use poles running and hiking. The lesson will be located in the Dandenong Ranges. Here's the link to purchase tickets: https://www.peakendurancecoaching.com.au/store/p1/Monthly_training_program.html#/  If you are looking for coaching for any distance race, on trails or road, get onto my website www.peakendurancecoaching.com.au and get in contact with me. I would love to help you reach your goals.

Lucy recently completed a record 66 Day run along the 3,000km Te Araroa Trail from the Northern tip of New Zealand's North Island to the most Southern point of the South Island. A harsh off road route that accumulates 80,000 metres of climbing. An incredible story of an inexperienced athlete believing and chasing dreams. Enjoy

The Te Araroa is amazing: from the northern to southern tip of New Zealand, across the entire island (2 actually) nation! Lucy set the Female FKT, followed by George a mere 4 days later with the Male FKT, completely by coincidence. Lucy's tip for hiking 66 straight days? "Go shove a heap of food in your face, then go again." George met the previous Female FKT holder by chance in a cafe, who told him about Lucy, who was posting good daily reports, so George was able to navigate stream crossings and other potential bottlenecks. Then Lucy had a day when the air was thick with smoke. "I couldn't see well, the horizon was blocked my smoke. I asked a passing mountain biker; he said 'huge bushfires in Australia'. That's when I found out my own country was burning!"

In this MINI, listen to a bit of behind the scenes of myself and Lucy Clark. And find out an extra “what would I attempt if I knew I could not fail” from Lucy! Also hear just a bit about what it’s like pacing a marathon. Where to find Lucy: Homepage: https://www.adventurouslucy.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/adventurouslucy/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adventurous_lucy/ Breaking the Barrier Social Media Instagram: www.instagram.com/breakingthebarrierpodcast Facebook: www.facebook.com/breakingthebarrierpodcast Facebook Community:https://www.facebook.com/groups/breakingthebarrierrunning/ Sponsors: Generation UCAN: Generation UCAN is the smarter #energy#energy #nutrition#nutrition that is powered by SuperStarch, a slow-release complex carbohydrate that uniquely delivers steady, long-lasting energy to keep you fueled and feeling good! Whether you are an #athlete#athlete, or just looking for a #healthy#healthy snack, give Generation UCAN, the best choice for steady energy, a try!www.generationucan.com.au use code BREAKINGTHEBARRIER for 15% off your first order.

In this episode, I speak with Lucy Clark, who has recently completed a trek along the Te Araroa Trail.... This runs the length of New Zealand... an over 3,000km journey! Lucy and I talk a little bit about her training, nutrition, mental/physical feelings, and so much more. Lucy speaks about appreciating the journey, rather than focusing so much on pace which is a great lesson to learn. Granted, she was going for an FKT (fastest known time), but she did find time to enjoy the journey she was undertaking. Lucy averaged about a marathon every day with ONLY ONE DAY OFF. Takeaways: 1. Planning is everything. You have to have a roadmap when you are planning something huge-- especially if you want to do well. 2. The plan can go out the window. Even if it's something like nutrition. But you have to think on your feet and figure out how to modify. 3. GET YOUR REST. Someone like Lucy who runs this much, you want to listen to her recovery tips.... Sleep is her biggest go to for recovery because that's how your body will recover. 4. Sometimes, the thought of something is worse than the thing itself. Your mind will play up on you but don't let it win. 5. Take the time to appreciate the things that truly matter... Even when you are in the thick of something incredibly challenging, you CAN take time to enjoy the important things in your life. 6. If you have a dream, go for it. Set your mind to it and set up your plan. Commit to it and anything is possible. Where to find Lucy: Homepage: https://www.adventurouslucy.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/adventurouslucy/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adventurous_lucy/ Breaking the Barrier Social Media Instagram: www.instagram.com/breakingthebarrierpodcast Facebook: www.facebook.com/breakingthebarrierpodcast Facebook Community:https://www.facebook.com/groups/breakingthebarrierrunning/ Sponsors: Generation UCAN: Generation UCAN is the smarter #energy#energy #nutrition#nutrition that is powered by SuperStarch, a slow-release complex carbohydrate that uniquely delivers steady, long-lasting energy to keep you fueled and feeling good! Whether you are an #athlete#athlete, or just looking for a #healthy#healthy snack, give Generation UCAN, the best choice for steady energy, a try!www.generationucan.com.au use code BREAKINGTHEBARRIER for 15% off your first order. Audible: For you, the listeners of Breaking the Barrier podcast, #Audible#Audible is offering a #free#free audiobook download with a free 30-day trial to give you the opportunity to check out their service. There are over 180,000 titles to choose from and you can find #books#books on any subject. Today I would like to recommend "The Spartan Way" by Joe De Sena. Visit www.audibletrial.com/breakingthebarrier to claim your free audiobook and 30-day trial!

Charlotte Wood has been described as one of Australia’s most original and provocative writers. Her previous Stella-prize winning novel The Natural Way of Things was about young women who speak out about sexual mistreatment. In The Weekend, selected by Guardian Australia as one of the 12 Unmissable Australian books of the year, her attention has shifted to older women: how they grieve, their friendships and the unique challenges and joys that come with ageing. In this episode Charlotte Wood, Guardian Australia’s associate editor Lucy Clark and host Laura Murphy-Oates talk about flipping the script on ageing

In episode 196 of The OCD Stories podcast I chat with Lucy Clark from Mind Food, and Jess about her experience with mental health gardening. Mind Food is a not-for-profit that runs nature based courses that support people to manage & improve their mental wellbeing. Show notes: https://theocdstories.com/podcast/lucy-and-jess-mental-health-gardening

Lucy and I chat about her upcoming FKT attempt to run the length of New Zealand. It sounds like an amazing adventure, but it will be bound to have many ups and downs, and I'm not just talking about the terrain!  Follow Lucy on Facebook or Instagram 

As Emma and Nat take a brake over the summer Harriets co-pilots this week are Amanda Prowse and Scarlette Douglas. Ex England lioness player Eniola Aluko is in the studio talking about growing up in the UK after moving from Nigeria at the age of one, how she longed to fit in as a child and the role that football played in this. Eniola’s new book They Don’t Teach This is out now and as we hear it is. An autobiographical novel in which she shares what she has learnt in life this far, from playing for England, to being a lawyer to finding the bravery to blow the whistle on racism within women football which caused her to loose her England career.She explains how the wise words of her mother steered her towards self validation, and standing up for her background and she says this is something she wants to pass this onto a younger generation of girls through her book. To embrace failure and use the energy you get from it to inspire you to get better for your next venture. And Harriet and the ladies are also joined by Lucy Clark the UK’s first transgender referee. She is talking about the experience of going back to work on the pitch with a new lease of life and everything in-between.She shares her life in football before transitioning, admitting she put it off for years with the concern of other people in her life at the forefront of her actions. Lucy says that Football saved her life by giving her something to focus on when he was younger.She also talks about starring in new film “Fanatical” which is trying to answer the question; Can you be a “Geezer or a real man” without liking football.For information on all your hosts you can click on their names:Harriet MinterNatalie CampbellEmma Sexton If you want to get in touch you can find us on all the socials under this name: @badasswomenshrAnd for more about the podcast head here: https://www.badasswomenshour.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Hugh, Vaishali, Jordan, Archie and a host of guests every week, as they chat all things football. Expect to hear the opinions and views of fans, journalists, musicians, podcasters & influencers from diverse backgrounds. If its football related, we're gonna talk about it, so you might as well listen. On this episode AFTV's Robbie Lyle talks about the new season of his YouTube series 'Blud Bruvvas', football's 1st transgender referee Lucy Clark comes into the studio to talk about the new documentary she is starring in called 'Fanatic'. Also Pundit Jay, takes football punditry to new levels, Mancunian style. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What is Ecotherapy and how can nature be a tool to help improve mental health?Lucy Clark teaches free food-growing and nature based wellbeing techniques at Horsenden Farm in Perivale, as part of Mind Food. That's a London team who's made it their mission to help people thrive through nature, especially those struggling with stress, depression or anxiety. As a Social & Therapeutic Horticulture specialist (a person in the know), Lucy helps me understand the benefits of nature for well being, offers some practical tools we can all use and shows me around the green London farm where the magic happens. I also speak to Natasha, one of the people taking part in the program.Fancy learning more about MindFood or want to be involved yourself? More information here: https://www.mindfood.org.uk/To reach the HappyAlice instagram account go to: @h_a_p_p_y_alice

We discuss the final novel by Emma Hannigan, the second novel by Louisa Treger and have an impromptu discussion on ebooks and audio books. We also reveal our next reads in a very immature manner struggling to hold it together after a few pina coladas! I give my review of Lucy Clark’s new psychological thriller, You Let Me In out in paperback now

Recorded at All About Women on March 5th, 2017. What’s wrong with our education system? How can we transform mass education into something that can work for everyone and delivers what we need in a world of rapid change?  As journalist Lucy Clark battled to save her daughter from a school system that discouraged difference, she set out to discover the real meaning of success and failure and why we educate young people as we do.  Chair: Bridgette Van Leuven

It’s impossible to talk about rising pressure in education without addressing the elephant in the room, that is, the prevalence of children of Asian background working overtime for their excellent academic outcomes in our schools, particularly our selective schools. People are reluctant to address this head on, because invariably an accusation of racism – or actual racism – will follow. Lucy Clark spoke to Dr Christina Ho from UTS about her latest research in a Guardian Australia Behind the Lines podcast • Hothoused and hyper-racialised: the ethnic imbalance in our selective schools

It’s her manifesto on everything wrong with Australia’s education system. Lucy Clark’s non-fiction book, Beautiful Failures, she examines “how the for success is harming our kids.”

Lucy Clark joins Gabrielle Jackson and Kristina Keneally to discuss the education policies on offer at this election, why the Gonski funding plan now divides the major parties, and how that debate means some critical questions are being ignored

Michael Slezak, Guardian Australia’s environment reporter, joins Gabrielle Jackson, Nick Evershed and Lucy Clark to talk about how we revealed the full story of coral bleaching on the Great Barrier Reef for our ‘Reef on the brink’, series and why the fate of the reef should be centre stage during the Australian election

Bridie Jabour talks to Guardian Australia’s opinion editor Gabrielle Jackson and senior editor Lucy Clark about covering feminism and sexism for the Guardian. They examine why the opinion desk gets so few pitches from female writers, discuss the way in which the media often treat feminist issues like minority causes ... and talk about the night Gabrielle was assaulted by a drunk man while out for dinner – and what happened next