Podcast appearances and mentions of nat smith

Join hosts Nat Smith of Back of Beyond Books and Jessie Magleby from Grand County Public Library as they discuss what they've been reading, plus some thoughts on Indigenous Horror Writing: a rapidly growing genre exploring and confronting the traumas of colonization through dark fiction. Reviews: The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones Becoming Little Shell: A Landless Indian's Journey Home by Chris La Tray Indigenous Continent: the Epic Contest for North America by Pekka Hamalainen All the Pretty Horses by Cormac McCarthy The Safekeep by Yael Van Der Wouden Links to library catalog lists: Radio Book Club Mentions Indigenous Authors

Join hosts Nat Smith of Back of Beyond Books and Jessie Magleby from Grand County Public Library as they discuss what they've been reading, plus some thoughts on Indigenous Horror Writing: a rapidly growing genre exploring and confronting the traumas of colonization through dark fiction. Reviews: The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones Becoming Little Shell: A Landless Indian's Journey Home by Chris La Tray Indigenous Continent: the Epic Contest for North America by Pekka Hamalainen All the Pretty Horses by Cormac McCarthy The Safekeep by Yael Van Der Wouden Links to library catalog lists: Radio Book Club Mentions Indigenous Authors

PC GamesN's Nat Smith joins Adam to talk about the upcoming BAFTA awards and Rebellion's action survival game, Atomfall. The game's creative director Ben Fisher talks about the game's creation and the Rebellion way to make a game.

Join hosts Jessie Magleby from Grand County Public Library and Nat Smith and Julia Buckwalter from Back of Beyond Books as we review the best of what we've been reading and discuss some of the most in-demand books of 2024. Top Sellers and Library Checkouts, in no particular order: Desert Solitude by Edward Abbey The Monkey Wrench Gang by Edward Abbey Guide to Moab, UT Backroads and 4-Wheel Drive Trails by Charles Wells A Walk in the Park by Kevin Fedarko A Cowgirl's Conservation Journey: Stories from the Dugout Ranch by Heidi Redd Three-Inch Teeth by CJ Box The Lost Birds by Anne Hillerman The Wide, Wide Sea, by Hampton Sides Life After Dead Pool by Zak Podmore The Anthropology of Turquoise by Ellen Meloy James by Percival Everett The Heaven and Earth Grocery Store by James McBride A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J Maas Iron Flame by Rebecca Yarros Covenant of Water by Abraham Verghese Reviews: Headshot by Rita Bullwinkel The Women by Kristin Hannah Invisible Strings: 113 Poets Respond to the Songs of Taylor Swift ed. Kristie Frederick Daugherty Pony Confidential by Christina Lynch City of Dark Magic by Magnus Flyte A Thousand Acres by Jane Smiley Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen Glass Houses by Madeline Ashby Books Reviewed on Radio Book Club Library Happenings

Arc Theatre is an Essex-based company that uses Forum Theatre and participatory drama activities to consider tough issues with audiences. Originally founded in 1984, Arc specialises in producing and performing original, live theatre, and delivering interactive, multi-media awareness programmes. They work with children and young people in schools and with groups ranging from pensioners to asylum seekers in community settings. Natalie Smith joined Arc Theatre in 1992. She has performed in and facilitated over 50 of the Company's productions and programmes and is now their Education Director. In this episode, we talk about the role of listening in this work, particularly in projects with young people.

Radio Book Club: Titles that Tantalize, Taking Time to Smell the Roses Books with great titles can cause storylovers to swoon. Today on Radio Book Club, host Jessie Magleby and guest Nat Smith from Back of Beyond Books list a toothsome few, such as: “I Cheerfully Refuse; The Man Who Shot My Eye Out is Dead” and “My Favorite Thing is Monsters”. It's a freewheeling ode of a show for books which remind you of the importance of the little pleasures in life, things easy to take for granted, or not notice. Gardens, music, friendship, good books, warm bread, and radio. Books mentioned: The Three Body Problem, Cixin Liu Sea of Dreams, Cixin Liu The Wandering Earth Cixin Liu A Swim in a Pond in the Rain by George Saunders (Also The 10th of December, and Fox 8, and Lincoln in the Bardo) I Cheerfully Refuse by Lilef Enger (also Peace Like a River) The Man Who Shot My Eye Out is Dead by Chanelle Benz My Favorite Thing is Monsters Part 1 and Part 2 by Emil Ferris Treasure of the Sierra Madre by B. Traven Enlightenment, and The Essex Serpent by Sarah Perry Mentions from the Indie Bestseller List: The Ministry of Time by Kaliane Bradley A Walk in the Park by Kevin Fedarko, The Wide, Wide Sea by Hampton Sides James by Percival Everett

Recorded at RSA Conference 2024, Nat Smith, Senior Director, Product Management at Zscaler goes past the headlines to expose the technical and business value of the announcement between Zscaler and Google Chrome Enterprise and recent Zscaler acquisitions. 

Nat Smith is a vulnerability coach, playwright, and connection witch. They're also my sibling, so you'll hear stories about our childhood.Nat has known they're ADHD for years, and only recently has been exploring the label autistic. One reason it's been a slow realization: they don't experience it as a disorder and don't need a lot of external support day-to-day.Because of that experience, we also touch on the "levels" of autism currently being given in diagnosis. Many Level 1 folks are never diagnosed. And while I would probably be labeled Level 1, I'm actually more Level 2... I've just managed to have family and partners meet my daily needs.Nat's perspective is incredibly helpful for anyone who wonders what autism looks like when it's NOT an obviously disabling condition. This is where the word "Neurotype" is so useful!Disclaimer: And I would hope it goes without saying... every autistic person is different and has their own experience! Many if not most autistic people (and especially those who receive an official diagnosis) do experience autism as a disability for many reasons.Nat's experience does not at all detract from that! AND I feel it's important for more autistic people to be "out," even if they have a less common presentation. Resources:Nat mentioned Devon Price's book Laziness Does Not Exist and the article of the same name.Nat's Substack newsletter/articlesNat's FacebookAuDHD Flourishing newsletter Full Transcript here Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week I chat with Nat Smith, who is a creativity and connection coach, and we dive into the Enneagram! After I got my divorce, I realized that I didn't know much about who I was. The Enneagram was such a helpful tool in helping me to understand more about myself and why I do what I do. It gave me more of an empathetic look at who I am and a more empathetic understanding of others and their personalities. Nat explores each Enneagram number and lends so much info about how the Enneagram came to be and how we can use it in our lives! Do you know your enneagram number? Find Nat on The Internet: natsmith.org on IG @creating_nat on Facebook: Create, Relate, and Activate free Facebook group: Vibrant Valentines Sign up for their newsletter Check out Thrive Market for 40% off your first order.

This week, Scott spoke with Eric A Stanley about their new book, Atmospheres of Violence: Structuring Antagonism and the Trans/Queer Ungovernable, which was just published by Duke University Press. Eric A. Stanley is an associate professor in the Department of Gender and Women's Studies at the University of California, Berkeley. In collaboration with Chris Vargas, they directed the films Homotopia (2006) and Criminal Queers (2019). Eric is also an editor, along with Tourmaline and Johanna Burton, of Trap Door: Trans Cultural Production and the Politics of Visibility (MIT Press 2017) and with Nat Smith, Captive Genders: Trans Embodiment and the Prison Industrial Complex (AK Press, 2015/11). In this chat, they talk about racialized violence against trans/queer people as a foundational part of the modern US state; trace this in the formation of the US settler state and how it persists today. They also discuss the improvised ways trans and queer people learn and share survival tactics and thrive under these condition in order to envision a new world. Announcements Dan Baker Has Been Transferred Anarchist and antifascist prisoner, Daniel Baker, who was convicted of transmitting threats while calling for anti-racists to show up in Tallahassee and stop a possible Trumpist coup received 44 months in prison and 3 years of probation. His legal defense is appealing and we'll be re-airing an interview with his support crew soon. Meanwhile, there's a great article by Natasha Leonard in The Intercept on the outcome of the case and we wanted to let you know that Dan has been transferred to FCI Memphis. You can write him and send him books at: Daniel Baker #25765-509 FCI Memphis P.O, Box 34550 Memphis, TN 38184 United States Note that he cannot receive photos or colored envelopes. You can find his book list plus a bunch of other info by visiting PrisonerSolidarity.Com and searching his name, alongside a bunch of other political prisoners of the so-called US & elsewhere. Blue Ridge ABC Letter Writing If you're in the asheville area, just a reminder that Blue Ridge ABC will be hosting a letter writing at West Asheville Park on the 1st Sunday of December, only THIS time it's from 3-5pm to handle the available natural light.   B(A)D News Episode 50 If you're looking for more anarchist perspectives, check out episode 50 of the A-Radio Network's BAD News: Angry Voices From Around The World. This November 2021 episode of our monthly offering features a shortened version of our talk with ASP, updates from Frequenz-A in northern Germany about the situation on the Belarusian and Polish border, Elephant In The Room from Dresden with updates on repression and resistance in Belarus, A-Radio Berlin sharing on the racist police killing of the migrant Giorgos Zantiotis in a Wuppertal jail cell and resulting protests and Crna Luknja from Lubjlana talking about the refugee situation in the Western Balkans. . ... . .. Featured Tracks: Dicks Hate The Police by Dicks from Kill From The Heart Riot (prod by Gobby) by Mykki Blanco from Cosmic Angel: The Illuminati Prince/ss

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This Presidential Administration has been marked by a seemingly endless stream of whistleblowers who bravely risk their own careers to call out the waste, fraud, and abuse of power that they see as endemic to this president. Pat sits down with Nat Smith, a Whistleblower Protection attorney, to learn the ins and outs of whistleblowing, the types of retaliation that whistleblowers face, and the laws that are in place to protect the brave men and women who blow the whistle in a desperate attempt to shed light on corruption that they feel endangers our democracy. Learn why whistleblowers make our government better and more efficient. Pat, Dan, and Carlos also discuss the recent death of RGB and what another Trump Supreme Court pick could mean for our country. #Whistleblowers, #Corruption, #GovernmentAccountability --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/trickledownsocialism/support

Jason Moore fits the definition of “travel influencer” to a tee. The founder, travel ambassador, and host of the Zero To Travel Podcast has spent more than a decade traversing the United States and working on jobs that are travel-related. His podcast has become massively popular that it has been downloaded more than 4.5 million times in 195 countries around the world. The podcast has also garnered a staggering 300+ five star reviews on iTunes. Jason also started the online community Location Indie with his business partner Travis Sherry to help people around the world build a lifestyle that’s location-independent. Zero To Travel is a multi-media travel publishing company that creates best-selling audio courses, educational products, and books. Zero To Travel published the amazing travel book “International House Sitting: How to Travel the World and Stay Anywhere for FREE.” The book is the definitive guide on the exciting world of house sitting written by two professional house sitters and authors Nat Smith and Jodie Burnham. Jason also published a book under Zero To Travel called “Breaking Into Event Marketing: Travel the Road Like a Rockstar. The book is packed with hardcore information on how to break into event marketing. Zero To Travel also runs an online community called Location Indie designed to help people travel the world within their means regardless of their experience or situation. As co-founder of Location Indie, Jason’s primary aim is to build a global community of location independent entrepreneurs and heart-centered digital nomads so they can help one another excel in two fields they are passionate about—travel and business. While originally from the United States, Jason now lives with his wife and children in Oslo, Norway.   This week’s episode talks about how to have a good conversation with fellow travelers, how to really engage with people and form real connections, and why it pays to go on a trip by yourself when you’re practicing how to effectively connect with people. Jason also shares what he would tell people who would like to travel more often, what to him are the best ways to connect with people, and what he thinks one of the most important habits people can develop is. On connecting with fellow travelers, Jason has this to say, “I think it’s just about asking questions, being genuinely curious, and listening. Those are really the 3 basic things.”

In this episode of the Thriving Children Podcast, Clare chats with previous guests, Nat Smith and Anna Meadows. They share their dreams for children, describing how they’d use three wishes (granted by a genie) to create positive change within the education system, within families and for our youngest citizens. ​Links for this episode:Episode 41 with Nat Smith: Brilliant Boys Episode 65 with Anna Meadows: The Senses at PlayBrilliant Boys on FacebookKids Play Space on FacebookBrilliant Boys WebsiteKids Play Space WebsiteClare’s WebsiteJoin Clare’s Thriving Children Facebook CommunityMusic by BenSound.com

What would you do if you were down to your last $300, had no savings and no income trapped in a foreign country? Nat Smith and Jodie Burnham had visions of success when they moved to Dubai to start a new life together. They were two women in their 40s in their first same-sex relationship having just left their comfortable, old lives in Australia pursuing a new lifestyle in Dubai built around entrepreneurship, adventure and new beginnings. It didn't go as planned. "You are put in jail for not being able to pay your debts but with no way to pay them since you are behind bars. It was terrifying." In this episode we discuss... Leaving the comforts of home in Australia in their first same-sex relationship in their 40s. Putting down $40,000 to start a business and signing a 12 month lease...an UNBREAKABLE lease. Having their Dubai business partner bail on them in the first 3 months. Liquidating everything and narrowly avoiding being imprisoned in debt jail. Escaping the country with only $300 but determined to not go back home. Turning to house sitting as an option to regroup and rebuild their income. Celebrating when $25 was deposited into their Paypal account. Living in million dollar mansions throughout the world. Building an online business around the house sitting community. Using their web design and online marketing expertise to build click funnels to drive traffic and leads. 4 years of location independent entrepreneurship. Show Notes NatnJodie.com Book: International House Sitting: How To Travel The World And Stay Anywhere, For FREE (Zero To Travel Book 1) Sponsors PrintDirtCheap.com - Rockstars in printing with over 30 categories of printing products doing it FAST and doing it CHEAP. Use promo code 'gohuntlife' for $10 off of your print job or request a free sample of their work. Check out clickplacement.com to ignite your pay-per-click and search engine marketing strategies.   Editing and production by: FriedoNation.com   Mic used on the Go Hunt Life podcast: Audio-Technica ATR2100-USB Cardioid Dynamic USB/XLR Microphone   Check out all of the podcast episodes: Go Hunt Life on iTunes   Don't miss the last episode where Eric Highland restarts his new life after 20 years in the military.

In this episode Clare and Nat Smith (from Brilliant Boys)  share their experiences from day one at this year’s National Play & Playwork Conference. As roommates in Melbourne, they chat informally about the presentations they heard and the take aways they gleaned (and you get to listen in too).Links for this episode:Join the Thriving Children Facebook CommunityPlay & Playwork Video (mentioned by Nat)The Land DocumentaryThe Big 8 Malarkey TourClare’s Website

This episode is a doozy. Accommodation is one of the most expensive things when traveling so what would you do if you could eliminate that altogether?   That's where Nat Smith and Jodie Thomspon and Housesittingworld.com come in handy. They talk about what house sitting means, tips to do it the right way and how to stand out from the crowd so you can land the perfect house sitting gig.   Tune in to episode 12 to find out all the info!   Check out there website at http://housesittingworld.com for more info.   Don't forget to head over to my (Travis Longmore obviously) website to get in touch! http://travislongmorephotography.com.au/