Podcast appearances and mentions of nancy richards

Tune in for a 9 minute interview. Nancy Richards chats to Frankie Murray about all things Open Book Festival.

Grab a cosy spot in your favourite reading nook, settle in, and listen to the latest episode of NB Publishers Book Nook. In this episode, Nancy Richards chats to Megan Choritz about Lost Property, Megan's brilliant debut novel. In Lost Property, Laine discovers that the man she's been married to for 15 years has been secretively living out a monstrous lie. Her world is tilted on its axis. Now she must unstitch her existence... You can buy Lost Property from bookstores nationwide or order it online. Music: krackatoa - Noahs Stark alright lover - Snow Wave Peter Rudenko - Snowing

Welcome to day 1 of Pagecast's Year in Review. Welcome to Pagcast's holiday season. This December we're looking back and reflecting on all the incredible books published in 2022. We've asked a few special guests to review their top pick of the year; and to give us a taste of what they'll be reading this holiday and in the new year. In this episode, journalist and presenter Nancy Richards reflects on her year in books and the literary journey she went on over the last year. Nancy's book pick for 2022 is JOAN by Katherine J. Chen, and she plans to spend the holidays reading The Hyacinth Girl: T. S. Eliot's Hidden Muse by Lyndall Gordon. Enjoy!

Welcome to day 1 of Pagecast's Year in Review. Welcome to Pagcast's holiday season. This December we're looking back and reflecting on all the incredible books published in 2022. We've asked a few special guests to review their top pick of the year; and to give us a taste of what they'll be reading this holiday and in the new year. In this episode, journalist and presenter Nancy Richards reflects on her year in books and the literary journey she went on over the last year. Nancy's book pick for 2022 is JOAN by Katherine J. Chen, and she plans to spend the holidays reading The Hyacinth Girl: T. S. Eliot's Hidden Muse by Lyndall Gordon. Enjoy!

Amy Maciver speaks to the Founder of Woman Zone, Nancy Richards.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is a recording of a live event that took place at the Open Book Festival in March 2022 in Cape Town. In this discussion C.A. Davids, Finuala Dowling and Nancy Richards speak to Aoife Lennon-Ritchie about their writing processes. This event was made possible by the support of the Department of Sports, Arts and Culture, as well as the Heinrich Boell Foundation.

February is National Heart Month and we are sharing stories of Heart to Start participants who've experienced their own heart events and steps taken to overcome the unthinkable as they return to their active lifestyles. Nancy made the choice to gift herself time for health and discovered a passion for running, in what seemed to be a peak of her fitness while participating in a marathon she experienced a heart attack. Listen as she shares her path back to regular movement and rebuilding trust within herself.

On People of Note this week, Rodney Trudgeon will be chatting to NANCY RICHARDS, an independent journalist with a good few years' experience in both radio and print. Nancy also founded Woman Zone and the Women's Library at Artscape Theatre Centre. She produces many podcasts and has written books, the latest of which is called The Skipper's Daughter, which tells the story of her mother going to sea and, later on, a family tragedy.

On People of Note this week, Rodney Trudgeon will be chatting to NANCY RICHARDS, an independent journalist with a good few years' experience in both radio and print. Nancy also founded Woman Zone and the Women's Library at Artscape Theatre Centre. She produces many podcasts and has written books, the latest of which is called The Skipper's Daughter, which tells the story of her mother going to sea and, later on, a family tragedy.

NCGS Executive Director Megan Murphy has noted that perhaps more than any other moment in history, it's important to educate girls to become the women we need to help solve the world's biggest challenges. But how do we educate and empower girls to become ethical, globally minded changemakers? In this episode of PEP Talks: Podcast on Educational Possibilities, host Olivia Haas, Director of Strategic Communications & Media at NCGS, takes a look at how integrity, respect, and social and cultural awareness impact a girl's sense of social justice. Olivia is joined, in Part 1, by featured guests and girls' school educators, Linda Douglas, Principal at Ruyton Girls' School, which is located in a suburb of Melbourne, Australia, and Nancy Richards, Head of St. Mildred's-Lightbourn School in Oakville, Canada, about 30 minutes outside of Toronto. In Part 2 of this episode, Olivia speaks with Dr. Karen Rezach, Founding Director of The Ethics Institute at Kent Place School in Summit, New Jersey, and Anyra K., a member of Kent Place's Class of 2022. If you're wondering how to enact change in the lives of girls to compel them to become ethical, globally minded changemakers in their communities and the world, this podcast is for you. Ruyton Girls' School · St. Mildred's-Lightbourn School · Kent Place School · The Ethics Institute at Kent Place School · Round Square · The Virtues Project · Anima Leadership · Creating Cultures of Thinking: The 8 Forces We Must Master to Truly Transform Our Schools · National Coalition of Girls' Schools · PEP Talks- Podcast on Educational Possibilities powered by the National Coalition of Girls' School Episode 4- Educating Ethical, Globally Minded Changemakers -Transcript.pdf — PDF (159.2 KB)

NCGS Executive Director Megan Murphy has noted that perhaps more than any other moment in history, it's important to educate girls to become the women we need to help solve the world's biggest challenges. But how do we educate and empower girls to become ethical, globally minded changemakers? In this episode of PEP Talks: Podcast on Educational Possibilities, host Olivia Haas, Director of Strategic Communications & Media at NCGS, takes a look at how integrity, respect, and social and cultural awareness impact a girl's sense of social justice. Olivia is joined, in Part 1, by featured guests and girls' school educators, Linda Douglas, Principal at Ruyton Girls' School, which is located in a suburb of Melbourne, Australia, and Nancy Richards, Head of St. Mildred's-Lightbourn School in Oakville, Canada, about 30 minutes outside of Toronto. In Part 2 of this episode, Olivia speaks with Dr. Karen Rezach, Founding Director of The Ethics Institute at Kent Place School in Summit, New Jersey, and Anyra K., a member of Kent Place's Class of 2022. If you're wondering how to enact change in the lives of girls to compel them to become ethical, globally minded changemakers in their communities and the world, this podcast is for you. Ruyton Girls' School · St. Mildred's-Lightbourn School · Kent Place School · The Ethics Institute at Kent Place School · Round Square · The Virtues Project · Anima Leadership · Creating Cultures of Thinking: The 8 Forces We Must Master to Truly Transform Our Schools · PEP Talks- Podcast on Educational Possibilities powered by the National Coalition of Girls' School Episode 4- Educating Ethical, Globally Minded Changemakers -Transcript.pdf — PDF (159.2 KB)

Nancy Richards speaks to author Lynton Burger about his book "She down there", its inspirations and his life living alongside the sea. The sea has always been in Claire Lutrísque’s blood. Descended from Canada’s native Haida people, she is hurled by tragedy on a southward path, to the warm waters of Mozambique, where she joins the fight to safeguard the region’s coral reefs. Navy diver Klaas Afrikaner first swam into these same waters on a covert military mission. Seven years later, he is languishing as a divemaster in the sleepy coastal town of Tofo. But the shark-fin trade is threatening the only thing that keeps him going. So he too must rise to his calling. A shared love of the ocean and a deep desire to protect it brings these kindred spirits together. Steeped in the myths of the sea, Lynton Francois Burger’s novel is as lyrical as it is exhilarating. Part ecological thriller, part tender love story, She Down There is a timely song to the world’s oceans and the creatures living in them.

Nancy Richards chats to author Brent Meersman on the subject of his new novel "A childhood made up: Living with my mother's madness".

Nancy RIchards spoke to SA cricket industry icon Ali Bacher last year upon the release of his book "South Africa's greatest bowlers". She goes behind the scenes of his fascinating career and the stories that made up the book.

Nancy Richards speaks to Karina Szczurek on the publication of You Make Me Possible; Letters between herself and Andre Brink. The interview covers her passion for writing, and keeping, letters.

Marguerite Poland is a South African writer and author of eleven children's books. Her latest novel is based on a true story in which Stephen (Malusi) Mzamane, a young Anglican priest, must journey to his mother’s rural home to inform her of his older brother’s death. It's a tale of going away and the difficulty of returning and was recently nominated for The Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction. Nancy goes behind the story with the author and discusses the themes that have resonated over a lifetime.

Nancy Richards interviews author Helen Moffett on her book Charlotte.

Former director of the South African National Gallery Marilyn Martin has released a book about the history of this notable art archive. Nancy Richards sits down with Marilyn on the latest Country Life Podcast.

What's on the buchu trail? Nancy Richards heads to Cederberg Ridge Wilderness Lodge to find out more.

Writer Mike Nicol has released another crime novel called Sleeper (Umuzi). In the latest Country Life podcast, he chats to Nancy Richards about the crime thriller genre and its popularity around the globe.

In the latest episode of the Country Life Podcast, Nancy Richards chats to travel writer Sihle Khumalo about his latest book Rainbow Nation, My Zulu Arse (Umuzi) as well as his first book, Dark Continent, My Zulu Arse (Umuzi).

Country Life writer Nancy Richards sits down with Ghanaian-born Ekow Duker to chat about his latest novel Yellowbone.

In the latest episode of the Country Life Podcast, Nancy Richards chats to author and playwright Craig Higginson about his new book The White Room (Picador Africa).

Country Life writer Nancy Richards sits down with celebrated South African actor and satirist Pieter-Dirk Uys to discuss his latest memoire.

The "Side Man" production team -- general manager Roy Gabay, producer Jay S. Harris, advertising representative, Drew Hodges, producer Peter Manning, marketing representative Nancy Richards, and press representative Gary Springer -- discuss moving the Roundabout production to a commercial Broadway run, marketing tactics, ticket pricing, breakdown of the production budget, working on multiple shows simultaneously, and the differences between not-for-profit and commercial theatre.

The Side Man production team -- general manager Roy Gabay (Tony winner for the 1998 revival of A View From the Bridge), producer Jay S. Harris (Tony Winner for 1999’s Side Man), advertising representative, Drew Hodges, producer Peter Manning (Tony Winner for 1999’s Side Man), marketing representative Nancy Richards, and press representative Gary Springer -- discuss moving the Roundabout production to a commercial Broadway run, marketing tactics, ticket pricing, breakdown of the production budget, working on multiple shows simultaneously, and the differences between not-for-profit and commercial theatre.