Podcast appearances and mentions of megan hughes

Alistair Bruce-Ball, Chris Sutton and Statman Dave are back to talk all things Fantasy Premier League.They discuss which players to include from Arsenal and Manchester City ahead of their match this weekend.Hear all the fallout from gameweek 29 as we look ahead to gameweek 30. What's the new FPL game everyone's talking about?Plus, Megan Hughes joins the pod for an eventful game of Sutton Death.

Few elements wield as much influence over a company's fate as the art and science of monetization. And I know from personal experience that this is a hard-to-master topic for product people. Consider the multiple complex questions that may arise: do we go for a subscription or pay-as-you-go model? How many tiers of subscriptions? What's the right price? Do we include ads? How frequent? How intrusive? At the core of all these questions is the value exchange: how much are users willing to pay (in money or attention) in exchange for the value we provide? Solving it correctly can be the difference between success and stagnation. Megan is a seasoned product leader with vast experience solving these questions in multiple industries and multiple monetization models. We explored real-life challenges, frameworks, and tips that you can apply to your strategies. You can find Megan Hughes on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/meganhug1/ Find all the details and more episodes in: https://productdirection.substack.com/

For the last Sportsfeed of 2023, Sanjay and Joel are joined by DU Women's Football's Megan Hughes to go through their 2-0 win against Nottingham. A review of Men's Lacrosse's key victory against Notts is also included!

How do we reconcile the good of the church with the struggles of the "Church?" What hills are we willing to die on, to fight for? If God is for all people, why is that not how Christians act?

Alistair Bruce-Ball, Chris Sutton and Statman Dave look ahead to gameweek 34 of Fantasy Premier League. Megan Hughes joins the pod to discuss the battle at the top of head-to-head league division one. Can she beat Jonathan Woodgate to the title? Statman Dave advises which assets to get in ahead of the last four games of the season. Plus, there's a Monopoly-themed game of Sutton Death.

SBJ I Factor features an interview with Megan Hughes Allison of underdog venture team. Allison has had a wide range of experience in the sports industry, including spending 15 years with Genesco Sports Enterprises, where she worked with big sports brands like Pepsi and Advanced Auto. Allison was an SBJ Game Changers honoree in 2019. She is managing director for brand strategy and experiences at underdog. During her interview with SBJ's Abe Madkour, Allison talks about building a network, taking risks, the traits of good leaders, and why she didn't follow the advice to take a sales role early in her career.SBJ IFactoris a monthly podcast offering interviews with sports executives who have been recipients of one of the magazine's awards, such as Forty Under 40, Game Changers and others.

Speaking at the 2022 conference of the National Collegiate Honors Council, administrators from three very different colleges discuss challenges and strategies relevant to cultivating genuine community in an academic context.

Miracle Marathon 2022 - Don Heeg/Megan Hughes (Volunteers) by 96.5 WKLH

Welcome to the second episode of The RPA Podcast.In this episode, Sustainable Farming Incentive Pilot Delivery Manager, Alex Hills, talks about the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) pilot scheme, and the important findings that have already been applied to the SFI live service that's due to launch later this year. We also explore the Countryside Stewardship applications window with Rozanne Kidd, Agricultural Transition Director at the RPA. Rozanne focuses on the improvements made to this year's Mid Tier scheme and considers how the Sustainable Farming Incentive scheme complements Countryside Stewardship schemes. Later in the podcast Duncan Currie, Project Manager in the Business Transformation Directorate at the RPA, talks us through the recently launched Lump Sum Exit scheme.In our last podcast, we heard how the RPA is focused on listening to customers, learning from their experiences and continuously improving the RPA's services. Listening to our customers is at the heart of this, and in today's episode, Megan Hughes, Samantha Kadzidlo and Jen Bird from the RPA's Customer Development, Journey and Insight Team, discuss the role of the team and how they would like to work with farmers and landowners in the months and years ahead. Megan, Samantha and Jen also highlight their exciting plans to launch the RPA Research and Insight Network Group later in the year.The RPA Podcast is an opportunity to engage with farmers and land managers in a new way, and we encourage you to reach out to us with suggestions of particular topics that you'd like us to cover with our subject experts. You can e-mail us at External.Affairs@rpa.gov.uk.Follow us on social media for the latest updates and information on the following accounts. Follow us on Twitter @ruralpay Sign up for our blog at blog.gov.uk Facebook: facebook.com/RuralPaymentsAgency YouTube: Rural Payments Agency By following and subscribing to our social channels and blog, you'll be able to see the latest updates about important information.

In The RACK Podcast...Powered by ProForm Physical Therapy.In this Episode Chad and Nick have an amazing conversation with another guest by the name of Dr. Megan Hughes. Megan is a Doctor of Physical Therapy and Reiki practitioner that is taking a holistic approach to treating pelvic floor dysfunction and core instability. She has been a PT for 16 years and is a mother of 2 amazing children. Megan has just opened up her new spot, Elevate Pelvic Health & Wellness and is starting to take new patients in May!! In this episode we learn about what got Megan into pelvic health physical therapy as well as her long journey to where she is today. We talk about the benefits of her model and how she can best help her patients. Wouldn't be an episode of In The RACK Podcast if we didn't bash insurance lol!! Megan also talks about her experience as a Reiki practitioner and how she implements this with her patients today. This is a great episode so make sure that you give it a good listen. For more information about Dr. Megan Hughes visit her instagram at elevate_pelvic_health or her website ! She is also available by email at elevatepelvichealth@gmail.com and can be found at Newburyport Acupuncture. ___________________________________________For more episodes, make sure to subscribe and tune in to our podcast. For other resources on our training, physical therapy and health/wellness tips, check out our Website, YouTube Channel, Instagram and of course our Facebook Page!Make sure to subscribe to our Newsletter to get all the updates about what we got going on here at ProForm.

Alistair Bruce-Ball, Chris Sutton and Statman Dave talk about strategies to navigate your way through the next few game weeks and which players you should be getting into your team. Plus listener Megan Hughes pops by to discuss her incredible form in the head-to-head league as well as to play Statman Dave in a game of Sutton Death.

In Episode 82, we discuss avalanche safety, what a ‘rocker' is and have interviews with Olympic medal winners Billy Morgan and Izzy Atkin.  There are snow reports from Italy, Switzerland and…the Netherlands, plus you can find out how to win a copy of Billy Morgan's new book, ‘Drop in!' Iain was joined by Henry Schniewind from the eponymous Henry's Avalanche Talk, plus Megan Hughes, Deputy Editor at InTheSnow Magazine, as well as regular equipment expert Al Morgan from SkiKitInfo.com   SHOW NOTES Find out about e-quad biking in Andermatt Iain reported on his ski touring in Andermatt in Episode 52 Battleface offer travel insurance for skiing regardless of FCO rules on travel The PCR Day 2 test for fully vaccinated travellers was replaced with an antigen lateral flow test on 24 October The NHS Covid Pass is now accepted across Europe For children this winter, it looks like regular tests in resort will be required in Italy & Austria, although it's less likely in France and Switzerland Covid boosters may be required for travel https://twitter.com/skipedia/status/1457233120965521408                 Dave Burrows from The Ski Instructor Podcast reported from Cervinia  Simon Burgess was in Landgraaf in the Netherlands  Listen to Simon's report from the Lake District in Episode 73  Rob Rees was reporting from Switzerland  The early November snow has been very good so far  https://twitter.com/FrenchMountains/status/1455941744210624519 Listen to our 'How to become a Pisteur' Special with Tom Greenall Caroline Elliot talked about avalanche rescue dogs in Episode 47 You can catch up with Avalanche Safety Special Episode with Jim and Dave Burrows Find out about Henry's UK ‘Off Piste Awareness' Tour on his website Iain regularly contributes video snow reports to InTheSnow https://www.facebook.com/inthesnow/videos/134822691302566 This is a useful graphic from Wagner Skis on rockers Listen to our Ski Podcast Special with Tony McWilliam, founder of Faction Skis Billy Morgan won Bronze in the Snowboard Big Air at PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympics Graystone Action Sports is a superb training facility in Manchester GB Snowsport have a huge airbag in Livigno, Italy for practising on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3cJoU0kV3rg To win a copy of his book all you have to do to go in the draw is tell us why you listen to The Ski Podcast You can enter on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook (just make sure you tag us) or by dropping us an email to theskipodcast@gmail.com and I'll pick a winner at the end of November https://twitter.com/theskipodcast/status/1457259032218116097   Izzy Atkin won Olympic Bronze in the Ski Slopestyle at PyeongChang  Younger sister Zoe competes in Ski Big Air Listen to the full interview in our Special Episode coming soon   Reviews  Leon Butler: “It was cool to watch 'The Ski Podcast Live' Al Morgan (LinkedIn): "Superb episode of The Ski Podcast" sofatoslopes (Instagram): "Fab morning endurance training while listening to The Ski Podcast"   Don't forget you can always buy me a coffee at buymeacoffee.com/theskipodcast and all cuppas are much appreciated. This episode I'd like to thank Kimberley Kay and Mike Greenland, who also said: "Love the podcast. I have skied at least twice a year ever since 1970. Started on wooden skis and lace up leather boots. Things have changed...missed my first season this year due to covid but hope to keep the calendar annual record going as I am off in Dec” I really do appreciate reading all feedback about the show, so please do email me theskipodcast@gmail.com & if you can give us a review on Apple Podcasts   We also have a few stickers left, so if you'd like some for your skis, board, helmet or phone, pls drop us an email or contact us via social with your address.

The OneFootball podcast returns once again to take a look at women's football. This week Angelina Kelly is joined by Her Football Hub's Jay Lewis and Megan Hughes. This week the panel discuss the news that USA international and football legend Carli Lloyd will be retiring later this year. The discussion includes what this means for Team USA, if other players may follow in her footsteps, and what she will be remembered for. Next, there is talk of the Women's Super League and the latest transfer news involving Chelsea's academy star Reanna Blades and rumours of Manchester City's attempts to sign Atlético Madrid's Laia Aleixandri.  In addition, the panel discuss the recent news regarding the FA Cup prize-money disparity between the men's and women's competitions and what can be done to close the gap. Finally, the panel give their predictions for the Women's International Champions Cup. Although it is a friendly competition it is all to play for as four of the best teams in world football are set to go head-to-head. With Lyon and Barcelona representing Europe, and Portland Thorns and Houston Dash representing the USA it will certainly be an exciting competition!

The OneFootball podcast returns once again to take a look at women's football across Europe. This week Angelina Kelly is joined by Emily Wilson and Her Football Hub's Megan Hughes. As we head into the final weekend of the Primera Iberdrola, the panel discuss Barcelona's season, Atlético Madrid's comeback after a tough few months and the latest transfers from the league. In addition the panel discuss some of the biggest signings in the transfer window this week and some of the latest transfers rumours in women's football. Lyon are currently in the middle of an overhaul which includes poaching three players from their rivals PSG and of course Arsenal's Danielle van de Donk who departs from the club after six years.  Liverpool have added numerous players to their squad as Matt Beard attempts to get the Merseyside team back into the Women's Super League. Meanwhile things are not looking good for Manchester United who are still without a manager and are losing players by the day, as the panel discuss what the future could hold for the Red Devils as they are bound to be heading into a tough 2021/22 season.

The OneFootball podcast returns once again to take a look at women’s football across Europe. This week Angelina Kelly is joined by Alejandro Diago and Her Football Hub's Megan Hughes.First up and it's over to the Women's Super League where Chelsea and Manchester City faced each other in a thrilling game that ended in a 2-2 draw. With Chelsea still on top in the league with only two more games left, will Emma Hayes and her team march on to victory or stumble at the final hurdle? And if they do, will Manchester City be able to take advantage? Next it's over to France and the Champions League where PSG ended Lyon's dreams of lifting the Champions League trophy for the sixth time in a row as the Parisian side progressed to the next stage of the competition after their second leg match ended 2-2. With only the Division 1 Féminine left to play for, will Lyon be able to overcome PSG domestically and prove that they are still a force to be reckoned with? Then looking at the Primera Iberdrola, Barcelona are simply unstoppable at the moment at the top of the league. However, the final two Champions League spots are still up for grabs. Real Madrid are just one point behind Levante - could they take second place in their first season donning the Real Madrid name? Meanwhile, with Atlético Madrid currently in seventh position, can they still manage to finish the season on a high note? And finally for this week's hot topic, with the groups for the women's football tournament in the Olympics this summer finally drawn, the panel take a look at which teams will progress to the quarter finals. With the likes of Germany and Spain not featuring in the competition this year and nations such as Zambia and Chile making their debuts, the panel also discuss who will be winning gold this summer in Tokyo.

The OneFootball podcast returns once again to take a look at women’s football across Europe. This week Angelina Kelly is joined by Her Football Hub's Drew Diamond and Megan Hughes. First up it's the Primera Iberdrola, and despite Barcelona sitting pretty at the top of the table with a nine-point lead, things are really heating up in the race for the two other Champions League spots. Over the weekend Real Madrid lost out on solidifying their position in third place after suffering a defeat at the hands of Levante, who have had a great season so far. Over in the Women's Super League, Arsenal got an important win over Manchester United in a dramatic game as both teams compete in the race for the third spot in the league. In addition there was reaction to the historic broadcast rights deal in England that was announced this week, which means that from next season WSL games will be shown live across the BBC and Sky. Then to Germany where there were some big games in the DFB Pokal including a surprisingly subdued victory for Bayern Munich and wins for Wolfsburg, Freiburg and Eintracht Frankfurt. And finally instead of a hot topic this week, Angelina spoke to Fiorentina and Ireland centre-back Louise Quinn to talk about her impressive career that has seen her play in Sweden, Ireland, England and now Italy, how she has found living in Florence, and the struggles that female footballers can sometimes face.

We were delighted to welcome the first ever female guest onto our Mind On The Game series, Megan Hughes. Megan is currently playing for the Durham University Women's 2nd XI but has previously played for Leeds United Women in their academy as well as Yorkshire-based team, Guiseley Vixens. The importance of having a strong support network, juggling life with sport and managing her anxiety before games is on the menu for this episode. As always, #itsokaytovent Follow Megan on social media below: Twitter: https://twitter.com/MeganHughes_9 Follow Her Football Hub on social media below: Twitter: https://twitter.com/HerFootballHub Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/venthelpuk Music: @patawawa - Strange: www.youtube.com/watch?v=d70wfeJSEvk

The OneFootball podcast returns once again to take a look at women’s football across Europe. This week, in honour of International Women's Day, Angelina Kelly is joined by an all-female panel with Her Football Hub's Megan Hughes and Manchester United Women's Supporters Club founder Natalie Burrell.First up it's the WSL and the race is truly on at the top and bottom of the table as a win for Manchester City kept their title hopes alive and wins for Manchester United and Arsenal meant that the two clubs will have to battle it out for that third Champions League spot in their meeting next week. Meanwhile Bristol City managed to climb out of the relegation zone which meant West Ham found themselves bottom of the league as they desperately search for a way out. Over in Germany, Bayern Munich celebrated another victory as they secured their 20th straight win in all competitions - can anybody stop this team? Then in Italy Juventus triumphed over AC Milan with a 4-0 win that saw them go six points clear of their opposition, with the victory surely indicating that Rita Guarino's team will be crowned Serie A champions for the fourth time in a row. And finally for this week's hot topic, the panel celebrated International Women's Day which included discussions about what women's football means to them, the next steps for the sport and which women in football they admire including the likes of Casey Stoney, Alex Scott and Asisat Oshoala.

In this weeks episode we feature Kelly MacLellan from Rowan Consulting and Megan Hughes from Willow Oak Business Consulting who together with Lindsay Dent from Pink Crown Creative, make up the women behind Rowan Collective. We discuss:- Starting and launching your own business- Coping as entrepreneurs during the pandemic - Dealing with owner's isolation - Being okay with not being perfect in your business - Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness Month - The stories behind our brand names - Why we chose to work together & the launch Rowan CollectiveRowan Collective is a collaboration between these three women where they offer high impact, budget-conscious packages, with a minimum time commitment, that not only offer support to you - the human behind the business, but that also tackle areas of friction within the business. From your finances, marketing plans, operations, and systems - the purpose of Rowan Collective is to remove the stress and to bring balance back into your business, and your life.Kelly MacLellan is a multi-passionate entrepreneur, integrator, and Founder and CEO of Rowan Consulting. She has an extensive career in business management + development. With time spent in both ownership and corporate. She is passionate about helping her clients create a successful business that aligns with their values and aspirations. She wants everyone to feel complete, empowered and supported in every aspect of their lives.Megan Hughes is a CPA who is passionate in all things business, with a deep appreciation for the creative side of things. She offers services to lighten the load of the ongoing financial tasks, human resources and operations of your business! If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, rate, review and share it with a friend who you think might enjoy it too! HostLindsay Dent, Founder & CEO of Pink Crown Creative @_lindsaydent & @pinkcrowncreative Email lindsay@pinkcrowncreative.com for sponsor opportunities, guest appearances or collaborations.Guest Kelly MacLellan, CEO of Rowan Consulting & Rowan Collective InstagramWebsiteMegan Hughes, CEO of Willow Oak Business Consulting InstagramWebsite Episode ResourcesRowan Collective - work with us! - mention this episode to receive $200 off our "mini" package! Use promo code "CREATIVITYANDLOVE" to receive $25 your next Creative Strategy Hour Booking with Pink Crown Creative Artwork RD DesignMusic"Happy Days" by scottholmesmusic.comLet's get social!Instagram: @haveyoumetheryetpodcastFacebook

[Some listeners may have downloaded an unedited version of Episode 59 - please listen to this version instead]Iain was joined in Episode 59 by Megan Hughes, Digital Content Manager at InTheSnow.com and Olympian Emily Sarsfield. We discuss the current quarantine situation, the impact on ski holidays for this winter, and Crystal's decision to stop offering chalet holidays. Emily tells us about her experiences at PyeongChang 2018, while Benjamin Alexander suggests a title for movie as he aims to represent Jamaica at Beijing 2022. Plus we have interviews with new skiwear brand Cahaya Straits and Snowcarbon founder Daniel Elkan on the campaign to ‘Save The Ski Train'. Show Notes You can find out more about the new Eiger Express in Grindelwald here  We covered Emily's Meribel Ski Yoga weeks in Episode 41  Does skiing on the Zermatt glacier from Cervinia require a quarantine? Let us know what you think on Facebook or Twitter  Is this the season to try skiing in Poland?  Megan skied in Garmisch in Germany  Les 3 Vallees have confirmed that masks will not have to be worn while skiing this winter  There will be no chalets at Crystal Ski this season   Mt Buller is letting season pass holders choose their refund amount   You can listen to our interview with Miss SnowItAll (Rachael Oakes-Ash) in Episode 56  Listen out our Ski Podcast special interview with Benjamin Alexander, who is hoping to be the first Jamaican Olympic Skier (or you can watch it on Facebook)   Emily Sarsfield competed in Skier Cross at PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympics  You can listen to our PyeongChang specials here  Cahaya Straits are a new company producing sustainable skiwear  We interviewed Rachael Westbrook from Eco Ski in Episode 57  We love Patagonia! You can find out more about the Save The Ski Train campaign here  Don't forget to sign the petition  Watch our Train Travel as a Facebook Live, broadcast by Ski Flight Free  It will be released in an edited version as a Ski Podcast Special on 29 September Find out more about Protect Our Winters  Thanks to ‘Whacker London' for their 5-star review  Also to Chris Howie: "Great episode! Keep up the good work."  We will be reviewing ‘A Whole Life' by Robert Seethaler for Ski Book Group in Episode 60  Coming up in Episode 60  Iain will be joined by Dave Burrows, who'll be looking at the impact of Brexit  Lucy Aspden, ski correspondent for The Telegraph, will be joining us  Interview with Team GB telemarker Jasmin Taylor  New and old ski tech discussion with David Goldsmith If you enjoy The Ski Podcast, you always can buy us a coffee…

Iain was joined in Episode 59 by Megan Hughes, Digital Content Manager at InTheSnow.com and Olympian Emily Sarsfield. We discuss the current quarantine situation, the impact on ski holidays for this winter, and Crystal's decision to stop offering chalet holidays. Emily tells us about her experiences at PyeongChang 2018, while Benjamin Alexander suggests a title for movie as he aims to represent Jamaica at Beijing 2022. Plus we have interviews with new skiwear brand Cahaya Straits and Snowcarbon founder Daniel Elkan on the campaign to ‘Save The Ski Train'. Show Notes You can find out more about the new Eiger Express in Grindelwald here  We covered Emily's Meribel Ski Yoga weeks in Episode 41  Does skiing on the Zermatt glacier from Cervinia require a quarantine? Let us know what you think on Facebook or Twitter  Is this the season to try skiing in Poland?  Megan skied in Garmisch in Germany  Les 3 Vallees have confirmed that masks will not have to be worn while skiing this winter  There will be no chalets at Crystal Ski this season   Mt Buller is letting season pass holders choose their refund amount   You can listen to our interview with Miss SnowItAll (Rachael Oakes-Ash) in Episode 56  Listen out our Ski Podcast special interview with Benjamin Alexander, who is hoping to be the first Jamaican Olympic Skier (or you can watch it on Facebook)   Emily Sarsfield competed in Skier Cross at PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympics  You can listen to our PyeongChang specials here  Cahaya Straits are a new company producing sustainable skiwear  We interviewed Rachael Westbrook from Eco Ski in Episode 57  We love Patagonia! You can find out more about the Save The Ski Train campaign here  Don't forget to sign the petition  Watch our Train Travel as a Facebook Live, broadcast by Ski Flight Free  It will be released in an edited version as a Ski Podcast Special on 29 September Find out more about Protect Our Winters  Thanks to ‘Whacker London' for their 5-star review  Also to Chris Howie: "Great episode! Keep up the good work."  We will be reviewing ‘A Whole Life' by Robert Seethaler for Ski Book Group in Episode 60   Coming up in Episode 60  Iain will be joined by Dave Burrows, who'll be looking at the impact of Brexit  Lucy Aspden, ski correspondent for The Telegraph, will be joining us  Interview with Team GB telemarker Jasmin Taylor  New and old ski tech discussion with David Goldsmith

Utilizing cover crop treatments can have significant agronomic benefits for a farm. However, implementing this technology introduces additional costs. On this episode, Purdue agricultural economists Brady Brewer and Ph.D. student, Megan Hughes, evaluate the relationship between applied nitrogen and corn yield, and how this relationship is impacted by introducing three different species of cover crops: annual ryegrass, cereal rye, and an oat/radish blend.The article referenced in this episode can be found at https://purdue.ag/covercropprofit.

In Episode 55 Jim and Iain chat to UK slalom skier Laurie Taylor and ski journalist Megan Hughes about how to get into the industry. There's an update from Andermatt, news on the end of lockdown in Zermatt and we find out more about this autumn's possible London ski show. We finish off with Dave (Burrows) and Jim debating what makes the perfect ski run – have a listen and let us know if you agree. The Ski Podcast would like to thank Switzerland Tourism for their continued supportShow Notes Jim has been mountain biking and hiking in La Clusaz Lars updates us from Andermatt, where he works at the Radisson Blu hotel Iain interviewed Lars about the history of Andermatt in Episode 52 This photo shows how Zermatt looks almost ‘normal The Portes du Soleil offered a limited number of season passes at half-price The website for this autumn's London Ski Show is now live and is scheduled for The Snow Centre in Hemel Hempstead in late-Sep Megan Hughes is Social & Digital Content Manager at InTheSnow.com Laurie Taylor scored his first World Cup points at Kitzbuhel You can view Laurie's YouTube channel here. ‘What makes the perfect ski run?' – let us know what you think  Jim and Dave recorded this in Anzere, previously featured in Episode 49 and also the location for our Avalanche Special Thanks to Ster, Mike Pow and Primrose&Blue for your reviews on Snowheads Coming UpKeep tuned to our Facebook page for details of our oncoming Live Q&A with Graham Bell.The Ski Podcast would like to thank Switzerland Tourism for their continued support.

Tune in to hear experienced family violence practitioners and other leaders in the field discuss some of the possible entry points into conversations about children's wellbeing with mothers experiencing family violence and fathers who are using violence. They'll also address themes of safety, complexity, and organisational support. This episode is the second in a two-part series on family and domestic violence and child-aware practice. Featuring: Aerinn Morgan, Joanne Allen and Philip Martin from Uniting Communities Specialised Family Violence Service, Sarah Wendt – Professor of Social Work at Flinders University, and Megan Hughes from Women's Safety Services SA. In this episode you will learn: The importance of generalist practitioners having the skills and confidence to work with parents who are living with family violence. Listening for cues that can open up conversations with mothers who may be experiencing coercion, threats, put-downs, control, and fear of violence. The many facets of safety considerations when working with mothers living with family violence. Two key areas of conversation with fathers are asking what is important to them as a parent, and inviting him to be considering the impact of his violence and abuse on the children. Further information and resources: e-Learning courses The Impact of FDV on the Child: An introduction FDV and Child Aware Practice: Principles and Practice Podcasts Family and Domestic Violence and Child Aware Practice Part 1 Child aware practice in families where there is violence Engaging fathers who use violence Webinars Child-focused approaches when working with parents affected by family and domestic violence Engaging mothers and children affected by fami

This episode is the first in a two-part series on family and domestic violence and child-aware practice. Tune in to hear experienced family violence practitioners and other leaders in the field discuss the impact of family and domestic violence on children and the mother-child relationship, and some of the practice dilemmas that accompany conversations with mothers about their children's wellbeing in a context of family violence, and some ways of having conversations with mothers that respond to these dilemmas. Featuring: Aerinn Morgan, Joanne Allen and Philip Martin from Uniting Communities Specialised Family Violence Service, Sarah Wendt – Professor of Social Work at Flinders University, and Megan Hughes from Women's Safety Services SA. In this episode you will learn: Recognising the climate of fear is vital to understanding the impact of family and domestic violence on children. An understanding the potential impacts of family and domestic violence on children and the mother-child relationship can inform practitioner's curiosity when working with parents and children. Non-blaming conversations with mothers about the effects of violence on their children are vital, challenging as possible. Conversations with mothers about their preferred parenting practices can also support child aware practice. Further information and resources: e-Learning courses The Impact of FDV on the Child: An introduction FDV and Child Aware Practice: Principles and Practice Podcasts Family and Domestic Violence and Child Aware Practice Part 2 Child aware practice in families where there is violence Engaging fathers who use violence Webinars Child-focused approaches when working with parents affected by family and domestic violence

Was Avengers: Endgame the most ambitious crossover event in modern media or was it this fanfic, The Boys Who Lived? Written by user @marauders on Wattpad, Harry Potter and Jasper Hale of Twilight fame meet and perhaps fall in love... feat. Megan Hughes and Keira Wingate.

After a day of time trial action in Harrogate, Richard Moore and Lionel Birnie are joined for tea in Bettys by Seb Piquet. Both gold medallists suffered minor mishaps on their way to victory. We discuss how Harrogate is warming up for the races to come and hear from Elynor Backstedt, bronze medallist in the junior women’s time trial and daughter of former Paris-Roubaix champion Magnus Backstedt and former Welsh international rider Megan Hughes. The Cycling Podcast is supported by Rapha and Science In Sport. This episode is sponsored by Laka. Laka is bicycle insurance powered by you. The Laka community works together to provide cover for your bikes and equipment and save you money. To find out more go to https://www.laka.co.uk

Megan Hughes '21 shares stories from her time in Jakarta, Indonesia. Then, she offers some insight into her work with bees, Model UN, and more.

Megan Hughes '21 shares stories from her time in Jakarta, Indonesia. Then, she offers some insight into her work with bees, Model UN, and more.

Megan Hughes has been featured twice on Martha Stewart, and in Parenting Magazine.  She's a full-time mom, and full-time entrepreneur who has found multiple ways to leverage her creativity to drive her business success.  From Interior design, to knitting, to marketing, Megan Hughes continues to thrive as an artistic entrepreneur.  Leveraging social media, Megan has used her positive voice to reach out to others and be found by the right people.  She shares her creative journey in this episode of Rhythm of Profitability.