Podcast appearances and mentions of mary ann thomas

The Creators, a four man doo wop group from Bayonne, NJ, put Mary Ann Thomas upfront, cut a demo of this song, which they then brought to Lieber and Stoller - and the rest is history: The Boy from NYC was cool. And I, because I came from NYC, I was cool by association. I didn't own a mohair suit, hell, I didn't even know what mohair was, but that sounded cool, too. And, don't forget the pocket full of spendin' loot, and the finest penthouse she'd ever seen in town. This was a notion of sexual chemistry to which a geeky 12 year old could aspire. I wasn't the only one: Brian Wilson was so inspired, he wrote the GIRL from NYC, and cribbed the Creator's back up rhythm for Good Vibrations. “Oowah, oowah, c'mon Kitty": Not too bad for a cool ass ditty.

Both state officials and Bigfoot believers have a bone to pick with a batch of fraudulent flyers posted across Pennsylvania state parks and forests since August. Trib reporter Mary Ann Thomas explains the dangers and what both sides see as an affront to wildlife management. Check out Mary Ann's reporting here: https://triblive.com/news/pennsylvania/state-officials-bigfoot-isnt-lurking-in-pennsylvania-parks-and-forests-fake-flyers-reported/  And a website run by Bigfoot researcher Stan Gordon here: https://www.stangordon.info/wp/ Our newsletter is fresh daily at 6 a.m. Sign up here. We're also on Twitter @citycastpgh & Instagram @CityCastPgh! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Victoria introduces 'toughest farm trespass laws in the country' according to Agriculture minister Mary Ann Thomas

Hear stories from cyclists from across the gender spectrum share experiences with cycling and the outdoors. We talk about how people show up in the FTWN-B cycling community and what we can do to create more gender inclusive spaces. For today’s episode we spoke with poet Kai Konradi, Mary Ann Thomas, Jessi Harris, Alex Villalba, Tez De La Tierra, Alley/Ramon Reyes, Lydia Moore and RAR Gravel Team dad Izzy Sederbaum. For more conversations on the boundless expanse of gender, check out the Gender Reveal Podcast with Tuck Woodstock. Music for this episode was made by the Band Your Heart Breaks and our logo design is by Molly Sugar. This series is hosted by Rio Oxas of RAHOK and Everett Ó Cillín, former co-founder of the Radical Adventure Riders, and was produced and edited by Everett. This episode was made possible through the support of our friends at Swift Industries. Based in Seattle, Washington, Swift makes quality handcrafted bicycle bags for every adventure. We got to spend some time with Swift co-founder and head honcho Martina Brimmer at the 2020 RAR Gravel camp last year, and her joy and enthusiasm for cycling has been a source of encouragement from the very beginning. Thanks Swift, we’ll see you on the trail. SERIES DESCRIPTION Radical Adventure Riders (RAR) and Race.Ancestors.Health.Outdoors.Knowledge (RAHOK) present the Within & Without podcast. A series of off the chain dispatches from BIPoC and Allies discussing tensions within the cycling community and how we connect to ourselves and the world around us through cycling and the outdoors. Recorded throughout 2020 amidst a global pandemic and racial reckoning, this series shares the lived experiences of our moment. These conversations help move us toward transformation:a transformation that centers the freedom and justice of our earth, amplifies voices from across the gender spectrum, and centers Black, Indigenous and People of Color. We acknowledge the energy of discomfort these conversations may bring and hope this very energy will help shift the greater dialogue to support the changes needed in outdoor and cycling communities - and our world.

Mary Lytle (she/they) is the co-founder of Radical Adventure Riders (RAR), a queer cat mom, visual artist, organizer, and adventure cyclist based in Portland, OR. She is passionate about using her skills as an illustrator to represent and connect cycling communities. Mary's desire to connect the community around bicycles stems from their days of running a small hot dog stand on the Little Miami Bike Trail in Loveland, Ohio and feeding the cyclocross community at regional events. While design is Mary's main gig, she enjoys working part-time for small independent brands that focus on creative design in the cycling industry. She currently works for SIM Works USA. On her days off, she loves to fuel herself with vegan snacks while meandering dirt roads in the PNW with friends. Founded in 2017, Radical Adventure Riders (RAR) mission is moving towards enhancing gender inclusivity and racial equity in the bicycle and outdoor adventure scene. RAR does this by providing connection, education, resources, and support for the community and industry. Discussed in this episode: --Multnomah people, original inhabitants of Portland, Oregon --Fakequity --13:00: discrimination in the cycling industry --17:21: the pros and cons of labels --Renee hutchens on social sport podcast --Annual Get Rad be Radical publication, edited by Molly Sugar --History of WTFN-B illustrated poster --RAR Gravel program --Cycling Industry Pledge (CIP) --Guiding Principles of Disability Justice on Sins Invalid Blog, created with consultation and guidance from Mary Ann Thomas and Izzy Sederbaum --SJ Brooks scholarship --34:34: moving beyond gender binary in art Quote: “We're ready to change with the (adventure sport) community. The community is always changing. We want to hear from them and grow with them, and we're ready for feedback. We still have a lot of work to do to represent more gender identities and lift up more BIPOC voices. So we want to see what comes next, and what else is needed in the community, as we move forward.” --Follow RAR: Instagram --Follow Mary: @maryroselytle @maryroselytleart –Follow Social Sport: Website, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter –Subscribe to the Social Sport Newsletter --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/socialsport/support

If you menstruate (and honestly, even if you don’t), it’s likely that periods are one of many factors that come into play when you’re looking to head outside. In fact, we know that’s the case-- because we recently asked the She Explores community to tell us what questions or topics they thought about when it came to navigating menstruation in the outdoors, and everyone really came through with ideas, questions, and longstanding myths they wanted to hear busted.We were hoping to find a way to meet this community enthusiasm with thoughts from someone who knows both the medical and the practical aspects of taking your period outdoors. Mary Ann Thomas, a current ICU nurse and former travel nurse, bike tourist, and a queer brown daughter of Indian immigrant parents comes to this conversation with both knowledge and applied know-how to share. Tune in to hear their insights and options around staying clean, remaining conscious of the environment, and giving yourself permission to recognize that there is always more to learn about our bodies and their cycles.Featured in this episode: Mary Ann ThomasHosted by Laura BorichevskyA Production of Ravel MediaResources:Find Mary Ann Thomas on Instagram: @postcardsfrommatStay tuned to Mary Ann’s Instagram to hear more about their course, “Intro to Land Trauma” coming out this month!Read more from Mary Ann Thomas here in their latest piece about how it feels to be a COVID nurseIf you liked this episode, make sure to check out Sex Outside!Listen to bonus interview content with Mary Ann Thomas in a 5-minute "Nature Quickie" called "Orgasms as Backcountry Cramp Relief?"Subscribe to the show-- first full episode airing 2/11/2021!Find Sex Outside on Instagram! @sexoutsidepodMusic by the band UTAH featuring Gabby Jones, Gracie and Rachel, Mike Mains, Phillip Cuccias, and the Wild Wild licensed via MusicBed.Sponsors and Discount Codes:IKON Pass: Learn more about 20/21 winter season at IkonPass.com.Danner: Learn more about the Danner Trail 2650's.Betterhelp: Get 10% off your first month by heading to Betterhelp.com/explore

Sex Outside Nature Quickies are short, 5-minute dives into a specific, practical topic about our bodies and the outdoors. This one features nurse and bike tourist Mary Ann Thomas as we explore if and how orgasms can help alleviate menstrual cramping and other period symptoms, and how to manage the potential mess of period sex in the outdoors.Mentioned in this Bonus Content:Find Mary Ann Thomas on Instagram: @postcardsfrommatTune into the full interview all about menstruation on the She Explores podcast in an episode called “Taking Your Period Outdoors”We want you to be a part of the Sex Outside community!Subscribe to the show-- first full episode airing 2/11/2021!Find Sex Outside on Instagram! @sexoutsidepodNeed a transcript for this bonus episode? Find it here.Additional Resources:Medical Daily: 4 Aches and Pains Orgasms Can CureThe Atlantic: How Orgasms Could Dull PainBest Health Mag: 6 Healthy Reasons to MastrubateHealthline: Mastrubating on Your Period-- How to Avoid A MessSex Outside is a Ravel Media production.Hosted by Laura Borichevsky.Cover artwork by Hailey Hirst.Music by Calica licensed via  MusicBed.

I don’t love packing or unpacking. But I love the in-between movement, the actual act of moving your body from one place to another. In this episode that touches on my drive from LA to NYC, we find a celebration of motion, movement, moving, migration, and all that comes along with it. In this episode we talk to writer, long-distance cyclist, and travel nurse, Mary Ann Thomas, a queer brown daughter of Indian immigrants, about home, home in migration, and home in movement. Follow Mary Ann Thomas on Instagram @postcardsfrommat Buy Asking for Elephants, the chapbook that Mary Ann co-authored with Daniel Baylis: Independent Option! Corporate option (Amazon). Want to hear more of Mary Ann Thomas… check out these podcasts: She Explores Episode 83: Bike Touring is About More Than Just Bikes Real Talk Radio with Nicole Antoinette: Mary Ann Thomas on Long-Distance Cycling, Vulnerability, and Giving Yourself What You Need. Or read some of what Mary Ann has written: She Explores: Road Trip in a Red State Autostraddle: Unlikely Hikers: Creating Space For Everyone On The Trail, One Group Hike At A Time And thanks to @AddyPolet for submitting a voice memo that was included in this episode. Find Addy here! Also, I made a short playlist Spotify playlist based on some of the music that I listened to while writing the “Movement” episode script. Find the playlist here!

How has the She Explores podcast impacted you? That's what we wanted to know. So Gale’s team member and host of Women on the Road, Laura Hughes, secretly asked some of you who have been on the show in the past to share just that, and in doing so created a secret bonus episode to celebrate 100 episodes of the She Explores podcast, the She Explores community, and the work Gale has done over the past several years to help cultivate it with such intention, generosity, and care. We hope that in listening to these familiar voices, you feel some pride and kinship. Because if you’re hearing this, you’ve helped to build it. Women featured in this episode: Gale Straub, Kit Whistler, Anna Brones, Brigette Meinhold, Julie Hotz, Karen Wang, Mary Ann Thomas, Sarah Attar, Sarah Menzies, Erin Sullivan, and Lora Straub Hosted by Laura Hughes in honor of Gale Straub's hard work Learn more at She-Explores.com Join us in our She Explores Podcast Facebook Group Resources Episode 100 of She Explores: ‘Injured & Indoors‘ Gale Straub: Instagram Kit Whistler: Instagram | Website | Episode 1 Anna Brones: Instagram | Website | Episode 58 | Episode 78 Brigette Meinhold: Instagram | Website | Episode 30 Julie Hotz: Instagram | Website | Episode 2 & Episode 32 Karen Wang: Instagram | Website | Episode 9 Mary Ann Thomas: Instagram | Website | Episode 83 Sarah Attar: Instagram | Website | Episode 45 & Episode 58 Sarah Menzies: Instagram | Website | Episode 58 & Episode 62 Erin Sullivan: Instagram | Website | Episode 21 Lora Straub: Episode 43 Enjoy this episode? Rate us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen. It’ll help other people find us. Music is by Kai Engel and Lee Rosevere using a Creative Commons Attribution license.

Mary Ann Thomas is the brown queer daughter of Indian immigrant parents, a travel nurse, bike tourist, and writer. She has bicycled over 10,000 miles in the last five years. In 2014, she bicycled solo from San Diego to Montreal. In 2017, she biked across India from the Himalayas to Kerala, the state at the Continue Reading…

Mary Ann Thomas is the brown queer daughter of Indian immigrant parents, a travel nurse, bike tourist, and writer. She has bicycled over 10,000 miles in the last five years. In 2014, she bicycled solo from San Diego to Montreal. In 2017, she biked across India from the Himalayas to Kerala, the state at the Continue Reading…

Mary Ann Thomas loves bike touring because it's accessible, it helps her care for her body, it connects her with people she might not otherwise meet, and it has helped her express the truest parts of herself. She's bicycled across the United States and Canada, as well as India, and is currently on a speaking tour to share her love of bike touring and her work as a queer brown travel writer with the WTF (Women Trans Femme) community. Women featured in this episode: Mary Ann Thomas Hosted by Gale Straub In this episode, you'll hear How bike touring helps Mary Ann feel in sync with her body Why bike touring is an accessible form of adventure About Mary Ann's first transcontinental bike tour What Mary Ann learned about herself on that first long solo bike tour How the middle of the US was more welcoming than she expected The ways in which travel nursing can help facilitate an adventurous lifestyle Why Mary Ann wanted to bike across India How India surprised Mary Ann How Mary Ann uses social media when she's bike touring to set up a network of safe spaces on the road Why women and women of color should bike tour, especially in countries with familial ties How Mary Ann believes you're only as safe as you believe you are About the WTF Bikexplorers Summit About Mary Ann's F*** Impossible Road Trip Sponsored by BetterHelp, uBiome, and One Eleven Watches Join us in our She Explores Podcast Facebook Group Camp with us In Taos at the Women on the Road Gathering Learn more at She-Explores.com/podcast Resources: Mary Ann Thomas: Website & Instagram WTF Bikexplorers Summit Warm Showers Mary Ann's Chapbook: Asking For Elephants Sponsor Websites & Codes BetterHelp: Get the first week free by heading here! UBiome One Eleven Watches: First 20 get an Ursa Major gift with your purchase. Head here! Enjoy this episode? Rate us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen. It’ll help other people find us. Music is by Lee Rosevere, Kai Engel, Jason Shaw using a Creative Commons Attribution license. Music is also by Great Basin

Jeff speaks with two woman travel writers of color from VONA (Voices of Our Nation's Arts); we hear some great music by Oisima and The Polyversal Souls. (Note: Because of the longer than usual interview, no News this podcast!)

This week The Musafir Stories talk to Mary Ann Thomas and Daniel Baylis, two bicyclists from North America who have been bicycle touring across India. Follow Mary Ann's journey on Instagram on : https://instagram.com/postcardsfrommat Follow her blog at http://postcardsfrommat.com/ Follow Daniel's work on http://www.danielbaylis.ca/ Follow the journey on www.strava.com/danielbaylis www.warmshowers.org #India #Cycling #Touring #MaryAnnThomas #America #DanielBaylis #Canada #PostcardsFromMAT #Culture #People #Explore #Leh #Kolkata #Kanyakumari #Road #Trip #warmshowers.org

"As a brown woman, I stand out," says Mary Ann Thomas. "People came up to me just because they were curious, just because they were like, 'There aren't a  lot of strangers here, we're just interested in who you are as a person-- as a whole person.'" Mary Ann is the daughter of Indian immigrants, she's queer and she had always lived  in the liberal bubble of big cities on the East Coast. When she embarked on a six-month, 6600-mile bike tour across the country, she worried most about the prejudice she might encounter as she pedaled through middle America. She was surprised to discover that the stereotypes she had to confront in a profound way were her own. Check out the blog from Mary Ann's trip, or find more of her writing here.  

This episode gives an overview of the diagnostic criteria, clinical features, and management strategies for patients with Turner Syndrome. Please go to pedscases.com for the full script of this episode. This podcast was written by Rhea D’Costa and Dr. Mary Ann Thomas.  Rhea is a second year medical student at McMaster University. Dr. Thomas is an assistant professor with the Department of Medical Genetics at the University of Calgary. These podcasts are designed to give medical students an overview of key topics in pediatrics. The audio versions are accessible on iTunes. You can find more great pediatrics content at www.pedscases.com.  Related Content: Podcast: Short Stature