Podcast appearances and mentions of michelle parise

In an empty parking lot somewhere in northern California, Andrew Song and Luke Iseman inflate a balloon the size of a small car, full of sulfur dioxide. They will then launch the balloon high up into the stratosphere where it will pop, releasing its sulfur dioxide contents. Song and Iseman are the co-founders of Make Sunsets, a geoengineering startup that sells cooling credits. For a price, you can purchase a bit of the sulfur dioxide they're pumping into these balloons and launching into the stratosphere, with the belief it will offset the warming effects of CO2. Because if you send enough sulfur dioxide into the stratosphere --- we're talking a million tonnes a year --- it'll significantly cool our warming planet. But the idea raises scores of complicated scientific and moral dilemmas. In this documentary, John Chipman goes to California to learn about the potential risks and benefits of solar geoengineering. Reported and produced by John Chipman, with assistance from Joan Webber and Catherine Rolfsen. Mixed by Michelle Parise . It originally aired on What on Earth. Storylines is part of the CBC Audio Doc Unit

Despite being our national sport, and that most Canadians agree it should be for everyone, hockey remains surprisingly exclusive, especially when it comes to ice time. For some, the barriers to access the game are significant, and the sport can feel unwelcoming. In his documentary, “Hockey for All,” CBC journalist Douglas Gelevan uncovers how the complex system of ice time allocation often favours elite male players, while pushing others to the margins. Reported by Douglas Gelevan and produced by Michelle Parise / originally aired on The Current

This week on Storylines, the story of Vince Carter, the Toronto Raptors legend who transformed basketball in Canada. From the high of “Vinsanity” to the low of his bitter departure from The Raptors, Carter's career left a permanent mark on Canadian sports fans. Carter's story is told by Adrian Ma, a Toronto journalist and professor. As a kid growing up in Ancaster, Ontario, Adrian spent hours shooting hoops at the local schoolyard imagining he was Carter. Speaking with fans, former players and cultural commentators, Ma revisits the rise of the Toronto Raptors and how Carter inspired a new generation of Canadian basketball fans. Reported and produced by Adrian Ma and edited and mixed by Michelle Parise. This documentary originally aired on The Sunday Magazine.Storylines is part of the CBC Audio Doc Unit

Nora Young and Michelle Parise chat about 17 years of making Spark and listen to some messages from very special guests.

Michael Balazo discusses his hilarious new stand-up album, Michael 1, Comedy 0, the year-in-review and 2023 highlights, co-hosting the Evil Men podcast, travelling back forth between Toronto and England and performing for different audiences, Burton Cummings and the fake Guess Who, seeing James Cameron's Titanic, Metallica, and Ramones, future plans, and much more.Supported by you on Patreon, Pizza Trokadero, the Bookshelf, Planet Bean Coffee, and Grandad's Donuts. Support Y.E.S.S. and Black Women United YEG. Follow vish online.Related episodes/links:Ep. #829: Robert SmigelEp. #691: The Kids in the HallEp. #594: Chris Locke and Seán CullenEp. #568: Michael BalazoEp. #531: Scott Thompson and Paul Bellini of Mouth Congress/Kids in the HallEp. #509: Owen Pallett, Zalika Reid-Benta, Michael Balazo, James Hartnett on Long NightEp. #386: Podcast Summit with Katie Jensen, James Hartnett, Michael Balazo, Michelle Parise, and Tyler Allen on Long Night Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/kreative-kontrol. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Gracias por escucharnos. Alone: a love story es un podcast que trabajamos junto con la CBC para llevar esta historia a los oyentes alrededor del mundo.Alone a Love Story es un podcast original escrito por Michelle Parise. El podcast original cuenta la historia de la desgarradora ruptura luego de que descubre que su esposo le está siendo infiel. El show sigue su camino mientras recoge los pedazos y vuelve a empezar… sola. El Studio Ochenta estamos orgullosos de ser parte de esta traducción para traer esta historia de amor, dolor y sanación a oyentes en español y francés.Si quieres conocer más sobre este podcast y la versión original en inglés de Alone, visita la página cbc.ca/sola. Ahí encontrarás una libreta digital con arte, videos, música y la historia detrás de esta historia. Esta adaptación al español fue producida por el equipo de Studio Ochenta. Producción de Luis López y Chiara Santella. Traducción y edición en español por Catalina Hoyos, Maru Lombardo y Luis López. La voz de Michelle en español es de Laura Leticia Hernández y en francés es Marion Lesonger. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Salut Mijas! Aujourd'hui, on vous recommande une toute nouvelle serie: Une histoire d'amour vrai. Enfin une histoire de coeur brisée. C'est une histoire emouvante, d'une femme qui decouvre que son mari la trompe, et quelle doit tout recommencer a nouveau, seule. ‘Seule: Une Histoire d'Amour' est un podcast original de CBC Podcast écrit et vécu par Michelle Parise et monté par Veronica Simmonds et Michelle Parise. Cette adaptation française a été réalisée par le Studio Ochenta ​​avec la collaboration de Radio-Canada OHdio. Si cet exrait vous a plu, on vous invite à écouter la serie dans son intégralité sur toutes les platformes d'écoute. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

MPR News director of programming Steph Curtis stopped by with an early spring edition of “The Five,” where she recommends things to read, listen to and experience right now. 1) Read “The Charmed Wife” by Olga Grushin Cinderella married the literal Prince Charming. But as Russian author Olga Grushin imagines it, thirteen years later, life is far from perfect. What happens if Cinderella wants out? This is a funny, satirical tale that flips fantasy on its head. Plus: talking mice.  2) Read How to Practice, an article by Ann Patchett in the New Yorker This insightful article begins with the father of a childhood friend dying. As Patchett helps her friend go through the belongings the man left behind, she starts to view her own stuff differently. Why did she keep that? What does that object represent? And should she really be holding on to all of it? In her delightful and thoughtful prose, Patchett thinks about her own mortality and how to clear the way for the future. I guarantee it will make you look around your own home with fresh eyes.  3) Listen to Sideways, a new podcast from the BBC Matthew Syed is the host of this new podcast that encourages us to see the world differently. I started with the first episode, which is about Stockholm Syndrome. Syed begins with the history of this peculiar psychological disorder and then reveals something I didn’t see coming. I don’t want to give anything away, but it’s a fascinating twist. I was captivated. Bonus: This series could be great for the teens in your life.  4) Watch “Mank” on Netflix Based on the story of Herman Mankowitz, the author of “Citizen Kane,” this movie is a throwback to 1930s Hollywood. It follows Mankowitz, played brilliantly by Gary Oldman, as he races to finish his famous screenplay. It’s a rollicking romp, full of lush black and white cinematography and jaw-dropping performances. I also loved that the screenplay for “Mank” was originally written by director David Fincher’s late father, Jack. That itself felt like a heartwarming detail. 5) Listen to the updated version of Alpine Suite  The charming backstory behind this whimsical song: British composer Benjamin Britten planned a skiing trip with two musician friends in the 1950s. But when one got injured on the first day of their holiday and couldn’t join the fun on the slopes, Britten wrote her a suite of recorder music to play and practice while she was confined at the hotel. More recently, a Danish recordist teamed with an Iranian-American harpsichordist to re-record the suite. Bonus from Kerri Miller: Listen to the podcast Alone: A Love Story by CBC Radio The award-winning memoir podcast written and narrated by Michelle Parise came out a few years ago. I was skeptical that I would enjoy a story about a 37-year-old woman who gets divorced. Did I really need to hear about her adjustments to single life, to being a part-time parent? But I discovered a truly intimate story that felt more universal than I expected. It made me think about how even small decisions in our past can have an oversized impact on who we become.

This week on Reframe Your Life we interview award-winning producer Michelle Parise about her book Alone: A Love Story. This memoir is about falling in love, the fallout of infidelity, and everything messy in between — and the inspiration behind the hit CBC podcast. Parise has worked for CBC Radio and Television for over two decades. She was born and raised in Toronto in a gigantic Italian immigrant family.

Tarot cards, The Musician vs The Scientist and a crossroads at 39. Alone: A Love Story is an award-winning memoir podcast by Michelle Parise. Listen to the whole series, from CBC Radio. This episode was produced by Michelle Parise and Veronica Simmonds. One is a mini series about the lessons inside loneliness. This episode was hosted by Kaitlin Prest.

It's okay to grieve when things are beyond our control. Michelle Parise shares words of wisdom for these uncertain times. Plus, some news! "Alone: A Love Story" is now a book.

“Her soul is fierce, her heart is brave and her mind is strong”Professional. Leader. Advocate. Lifelong Learner. These traits and more describe my wonderful guest, Vanessa Nieman!Vanessa is a career executive assistant with extensive experience supporting C-Suite executives. In today's show she brings a fresh perspective on the administrative support profession while sharing highlights and lessons learned from her own career journey.And as an added bonus find out why Vanessa and Belle, from Beauty and the Beast, are kindred spirits!Organizations shared on today's show:Vanessa's LinkedIn article - https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/your-resume-hot-mess-like-mine-vanessa-nieman/Vanessa's website: https://www.theadminactivist.com/https://www.melissapeoples.com/ - Melissa Peoples, Executive Assistant Coach, Certified Microsoft Trainer + Speakerhttps://goburrows.com/ - Jeremy Burrows, Administrative Professional, Executive Trainer, Coach + Podcast Hosthttp://beingindispensable.com/ - Liz Van Vliet, Administrative Professional Coach, Trainer + Podcast Hosthttps://www.bonnielowkramen.com/ - Bonnie Low-Kramen, Administrative Professional Career Coach, Speaker + Trainerhttps://withpurposecoaching.com/ - Michelle Parise, Administrative Professional Career Coach, Speaker, + Trainerhttps://adminallies.wixsite.com/adminallies - The Admin Allies PodcastFor more information on today's show, to share your thoughts or to be a guest, please feel free to contact me at: haveaseatconversations@gmail.com.https://www.haveaseatconversations.com/Thanks for listening!Logo photo credit: https://burst.shopify.com/@sarahpflugphoto

I'm very excited to share my conversation with the Michelle Parise, Former EA to the CEO of Pinterest, in Episode 39 of The Leader Assistant Podcast.Michelle Parise has over 15 years of experience as an Administrative Professional supporting CEOs in the fields of Commercial Real Estate, Venture Capital, and Technology.She took the job as EA to the CEO of Pinterest when they had around 60 employees and a valuation of $100 million. When she left over 4 years later, Pinterest had over 1300 employees and a valuation of around $12 billion. Michelle talks about working in that hyper growth environment, managing an executive's inbox, and more. She has some great advice for assistants in all types of organizations.Show notes at leaderassistant.com/39Subscribe at podcast.leaderassistant.comJoin the community at slack.leaderassistant.com or facebook.leaderassistant.com

Join me for this podcast series with Michelle Parise, former EA to the CEO of Pinterest as we discuss how to write professional development goals for Executive Assistants.

Happy Friday!Join Matt and I to talk about the following:fan feedback from Anthony and AnnieSudoko challenge updateKondo-ing of the houseConversion Therapy abolishedmeditation for kidsLiam NeesonPeriod PartiesJack WattsRecommendationsFree Solo (movie)Alone: A Love Story (Podcast)This episode was produced by Kaity Griffin using royalty free music from Bensound.

Michelle Parise invites you to get cozy with the final season of Alone: A Love Story on February 5th.

A drifter in her own life: Michelle Parise shares a poignant scene that was cut from the upcoming season.

A rundown heart and a road map for life: Michelle Parise shares two more scenes from the Season 3 cutting room floor.

Explosive love, beef brisket and "f--k yes!" Michelle Parise shares two scenes from the cutting room floor.

The final season of Alone: A Love Story by Michelle Parise arrives February 2019. Until then, here's a tease of what's to come.

My longtime work friend Michelle Parise, senior producer at CBC, had a successful first season of her podcast Alone: A Love Story in which she spills her guts about what happened after her husband cheated and her life exploded. It's not all sad. Michelle talks about why she made the podcast, her ex-husband's reaction, and the resurgence of artistic expression in her life. @alonecbc WHAT I SHOULD HAVE SAID  TV & radio journalist Zulekha Nathoo talks about an intense car conversation in her early days as a VJ, and what she still has to deal with. @zulekhanathoo FOLLOW ALL THE #MEDIAGIRLFRIENDS ON TWITTER @mediagfs

This episode of Long Night with Vish Khanna was recorded before a live studio audience at the Tranzac in Toronto, Ontario during Long Winter on Friday March 23, 2018. Our guest panellists were podcast hosts/producers, Katie Jensen from The Secret Life of Canada, James Hartnett and Michael Balazo of The Landlord and Tenant Podmess, Michelle Parise of Alone: A Love Story, and Tyler Allen of The Minds of Madness. With announcer/applause wrangler Linda J. Paolucci and our house band, the Bicycles. Produced by Vish Khanna and Long Winter. Photos by Spring Morris. Sponsored by Pizza Trokadero, the Bookshelf, Planet Bean Coffee, Grandad's Donuts, Planet of Sound, and Humber College's online Music Composition course.   

I have known Zulekha Nathoo since journalism school. A TV and radio journalist who has interviewed dozens of A-listers including Ryan Gosling, Denzel Washington and Priyanka Chopra and covered major events like the Grammys, Oscars and the women’s march, she's also one of the most equally humble and quietly ambitious people I've ever known. In this episode, Zulekha talks about the roots of her humility, living in L.A. with a journalist husband and a 3 year old, and is deeply honest about her struggle living as a Muslim in the United States. More about her work here.  @zulekhanathoo   WHAT I SHOULD HAVE SAID  Michelle Parise, radio producer and creator of the CBC podcast Alone: A Love Story, never has nothing to say. Except for that one time when she didn't speak up for a friend at work who was being sexually harassed. @alonecbc   MENTIONED ON THE SHOW Werk It: A Women's Podcast Festival 2017 Those Cole Haan shoes @mirandahill  Michelle Parise's podcast Alone: A Love Story Connie Walker's podcast Missing & Murdered: Finding Cleo   FOLLOW ALL THE #MEDIAGIRLFRIENDS ON TWITTER @mediagfs

Much to their excitement both Crabb and Sales successfully Google "literary page turner" (or LPT for short). The Drover's Wife is deconstructed and there are plenty of puns about Murder on the Orient Express.Dior and I - documentary by Frédéric Tcheng (See Trailer)CBS suspends Charlie Rose after sexual harassment and groping allegations - Edward Helmore (via Guardian, 2017 Nov 21)Louis CK accused of sexual misconduct by five women - (via ABC News, 2017 Nov 10)Why 'asking first' doesn't excuse Louis CK's behaviour - by Clementine Ford (SMH, 2017 Nov 13)The Truth and Other Lies - by Sascha ArangoLet's Google "Literary Page Turner"!Lisa the Driver and the Cult Leaders with T-ShirtsPrayer For Owen Meany - by John IrvingThe Drover's Wife - edited by Frank MoorhouseThe Drover's Wife - play by Leah PurcellAlone: A Love Story - written and narrated by Michelle Parise (a CBC podcast)SMILF - Showtime ComedyAftermath: On Marriage and Separation - by Rachel CuskHeartburn - by Nora EphronTony Martin and the comedy of suburbia - Conversations with Richard Fidler (2017 Nov 15)Deadly Kerfuffle - by Tony MartinMurder on the Orient Express (2017) - cast includes Michelle Pfeiffer, Kenneth Branagh, Penélope Cruz, Willem Dafoe, Judi Dench, Johnny DeppBarry Humphries to perform as himself for first time - interviewed by Leigh Sales (via ABC 7.30, 2017 20 Nov)

With raw honesty, Michelle Parise takes you along on her winding journey from lust to heartbreak, through loneliness and despair, to eventually finding the courage to face the question mark of life, alone. The series is available Sept. 19.

With raw honesty, Michelle Parise takes you along on her winding journey from lust to heartbreak, through loneliness and despair, to eventually finding the courage to face the question mark of life, alone. The series is available Sept. 19.

On this episode of Tiny Conversations I talk with Michelle Parise, Producer on CBC’s Spark, Mom, and generally relaxed and candid person. Since her very abrupt divorce a few years ago, Michelle has been dating a lot and thinking about loneliness and partnerships. In this episode Michelle discusses the benefits and detractors for being alone and the difference between being […] The post 6. Michelle Parise on Loneliness appeared first on Tiny Conversations.