Podcast appearances and mentions of natalie thompson

Investors sat on the sidelines on Monday as they ponder the RBA's Tuesday interest rate decision. SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Elio D'Amato from Stockopedia to find out what the market expects will happen. Plus, Rhayna Bosch speaks with Natalie Thompson from the Electric Vehicle Council to discuss the latest uptake in EVs in Australia.

Investors sat on the sidelines on Monday as they ponder the RBA's Tuesday interest rate decision. SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Elio D'Amato from Stockopedia to find out what the market expects will happen. Plus, Rhayna Bosch speaks with Natalie Thompson from the Electric Vehicle Council to discuss the latest uptake in EVs in Australia.

Natalie Thompson, Senior manager of policy, Electric Vehicles Council speaks with Matthew Pantelis about the State of Electric Vehicles report.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Natalie Thompson from InterPride joins us for an in-depth look at the oppressive laws targeting LGBTQ+ people in Uganda. You might be surprised where the incentive to create these laws is coming from. Get all the details you need for this year's Sonoma County Pride celebration happening June 2 through … Continue reading →

Hosts Dan Mulganti and Lilly Ryan are joined by Natalie Thompson, a Senior Policy Officer from Australia's ‘Electric Vehicle Council'. Together they explore Australia's recently published National Electric Vehicle Strategy and how its objectives in reducing emissions and increasing EV affordability can be met. Afterward, Shannon Roe, a specialist in tech consulting and management, drops by the studio to discuss the growing tech redundancies occurring in Australia.

You will never see a person get more humanized than a white mass shooter in the United States. Today, Danielle is joined by Natalie Thompson, board president of InterPride, to discuss the attacks on LGBTQIA+ rights across the world and here in America.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Eric and Sheila are back this week to talk about love. Yep, a valentine in the woods kind of episode. Mike Welden and Natalie Thompson join us (with Special little guest Amelie) We talk about running in the same races, running together when we aren't the same paces, and how running helps (or sometimes hinders) relationships. You might hear the baby from time to time, and we are pretty excited to give her voice some air time-- On this podcast we welcome tiny voices as much as we welcome big ones. Check below for some topics that came up on the show notes 0 SPF Year 1 Many On The Genny Webster Trail Classic Escarpment Great Range Traverse Devils Path

Cassady Caldwell and Natalie Thompson talk about their ongoing rescue efforts throughout the region, but also provide details about the matching grant opportunity for Giving Tuesday. For more, visit: https://www.strayrescue.org/capital-campaign

Natalie Thompson talks about “Healing the Corporate World using Breathwork and Ceremonial Cacao” in this episode of Intuitive Leadership Mastery with host Michaela Light. “…it's a conscious connected breath to music with guidance, which basically enables you to have either a physical or emotional or mental release spiritual.” Show notes Her profile says “Finding superb […] Source

Get the featured cocktail recipe: The Only Island  Looking for the best cocktail to accompany you while you listen. Then head over to our library of libations for the right recipe to get you in the mood. Don't forget to follow, download and review to share your thoughts about the show! The Designated Drinker Show is produced by Missing Link—a podcast media company that is dedicated to connecting people to intelligent, engaging and informative content.  Also in the Missing Link line-up of podcasts, is Rodger That—a podcast dedicated to guiding you through the haze of dementia led by skilled caregivers, Bobbi and Mike Carducci.  Now, if you are looking for a whole new way to enjoy the theatre, check out Between Acts—an immersive audio theatre podcast experience. Each episode takes you on a spellbinding journey through the works of newfound playwrights—from dramas to comedies and everything in between.

Get the featured cocktail recipe: The Only Island  Looking for the best cocktail to accompany you while you listen. Then head over to our library of libations for the right recipe to get you in the mood. Don't forget to follow, download and review to share your thoughts about the show! The Designated Drinker Show is produced by Missing Link—a podcast media company that is dedicated to connecting people to intelligent, engaging and informative content.  Also in the Missing Link line-up of podcasts, is Rodger That—a podcast dedicated to guiding you through the haze of dementia led by skilled caregivers, Bobbi and Mike Carducci.  Now, if you are looking for a whole new way to enjoy the theatre, check out Between Acts—an immersive audio theatre podcast experience. Each episode takes you on a spellbinding journey through the works of newfound playwrights—from dramas to comedies and everything in between.

In this Thanksgiving episode, Mandy talks to students who have been at Launch School for over a year. These students share what they are grateful for and how the community has helped them throughout their journey at Launch School. Special thanks to the stories shared by the wonderful students: Alfonso Gonzalez, Felicia Bacon, Charles Hartman, Anne Tiotuico, Natalie Thompson, Rona Hsu, and Austin Miller. You can listen from your favorite podcast app by searching for “Launch School”, or listen directly from your browser.

To start off this season, joining me is Natalie Thompson currently a goalie for the Ryerson Rams Women's hockey team. Nat joins us this week to discuss her experience as a varsity athlete and her journey as a female  hockey player, and proud LGBTQ+ member! About NatShe grew up her whole life as a hockey player and laced up her skates for the first time at 3 years old.  She has since played a high competitive level of hockey and finished off her minor career with the Toronto Junior Aeros where she was awarded goaltender of the year. Now, she is in her 4th year with the Rams, pursuing a degree in Criminology and minoring in French and Law. Natalie is hoping to continue her education next year with a Master's degree in Criminology. Love the show?! Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and LinkedIn!

Natalie is the owner of Pangaea Global Associates is a global Executive Search company specialising in finding senior talent for software and technology vendors across the globe. Since covid hit, Natalie has started a new venture, alongside Pangaea Global Associates, and is now the Co-founder of Breathe Pray love. Ethically sourced Ceremonial Cacao used in conjunction with Breathwork - bringing us back into the body to heal the mind. In the following find out more around: What is Breathe Pray Love and how did it begin? What is breathwork, and how does Ceremonial Cacao work? Top tips for well being Links to Natalie - https://www.linkedin.com/in/gardnernatalie/ Links to Breathe Pray Love - https://www.breathepraylove.co.uk/ Instagram & Facebook - Breathepraylovecacao

As US election drama reaches a climax, the Nerds tackle headlines around foreign election interference. Joining us is special guest Natalie Thompson from the Carnegie Endowment's Partnership for Countering Influence Operations. Join us for a discussion of what influence operations are, what states are using them, and how to stop them.

Mary Rosa Alleyne Hunnings (Mary Berry) is a British public figure known best through her food writing and television presentations. Her knowledge of baking and gentle approach to all are worth investing in. Time spent with her, even if through a screen, is going to leave you smiling. Paying tribute to her today through our episode was effortless!

Show Note: Three wise moms wanted to communicate 3 things to their teenage daughters: a world beyond social media’s fabricated reality, the sense of anonymity that the media has created, and the anxiety of FOMO; Fear of Missing Out. Aisha Jumaan, Connie Cooper Shepherd, and Natalie Thompson wrote Three Wise Moms: Our lessons, Your Life. They, indirectly, talk with Sara Jamshidi about how they taught their daughters to take step to convey the message of peace for themselves and others.

(Episode 66) On the show Mason Dixon and Rob will be calling Erika Morrison from We Care to talk about their services. Klay Fennema from Trixy Tang will call in to talk about no music weekends. James Schneider will call in to share his new song Bigfoot Boogey. And Gary Longton who has been quarantined with Covid-19 in Mississippi will call in. On the Third Half Hour, Rosalie Plechaty and I will have South Haven’s front line of defense call the show… Ron Wise, Fire Chief, Police Chief, Natalie Thompson and Brian Dissette, City Manager. It’s all here right here, right now on Rob Byrd’s Moondog Saturday Morning Show.

Baby's first guest! Lecturer and anthropology professor Natalie Thompson joins us to talk about her movie choice, A Dark Song, in which "a determined young woman and a damaged occultist risk their lives and souls to perform a dangerous ritual that will grant them what they want." We talk about the URGENT need for sad dad horror and how Channing Tatum is an undervalued asset to the horror community, as per Natalie. Disclaimer: Natalie's opinions are her own. We're not sure about Magic Mike. Movies Mentioned: A Dark Song (2016) Hereditary (2018) Wakewood (2009) Links: IG: instagram.com/nyfgpod/ Twitter: twitter.com/nyfgpod FB: facebook.com/nyfgpodcast/ Bandcamp: arieldyer.bandcamp.com/

Natalie Thompson, a 16-year-old all-around cowgirl from Oregon has a passion for roping. She was three years old when she started swinging a rope. When she is not in the practice pen, she spends her time working on the ranch and riding colts. This cowgirl has a big heart and a love for her horses. Listen up as she takes us through her runs that won her a little over $2,000 at the Rope 2 Win 1st Breakaway Roping Jackpot held July 21st at the BRN4D Arena in Oregon City.

Welcome back to another episode of The We Are Here podcast! Today's episode is a recording of a live stream from our Facebook page http://facebook.com/theweareherepodcast Natalie Thompson is the founder of The Peyton Company and she's here to give us some insights to finding focus, promoting a grand opening and growing a brand. You can also win a $50 gift card for her store by visiting http://southcoast.fm/win Enjoy the show and be sure to share it with friends and family.

On today's episode of Loud & Clear, Brian Becker and John Kiriakou are joined by Jana Nakhal, an independent researcher and a member of the Central Committee of Lebanese Communist Party, and Dan Cohen, a journalist and filmmaker.An Israeli fighter jet was shot down in Syria over the weekend, after the Israeli Air Force attacked Syrian installations. That attack was in response to an Iranian drone crossing into Israeli airspace. By the time it was all over, six Syrians were dead and many more wounded.The hosts talk about North and South Korea and the attitude of the Trump Administration. Mike Pence went out of his way to demonstrate unhappiness with the possibility that peace could break out on the Korean Peninsula. The two Koreas marched under one flag at the Olympics and North Korea has invited South Korean President Moon Jae-in to visit Pyongyang for more talks. The Korean War began 68 years ago—might it finally be coming to a close? Patrick Lawrence, the author of “Time No Longer: Americans After the American Century” and a columnist at Salon and The Nation, and Bruce Gagnon, the coordinator of the Global Network Against Weapons & Nuclear Power in Space and a contributor to Foreign Policy In Focus, join the show.The Trump administration submitted today a budget proposal that would see massive cuts made to social programs, including Medicare, alongside a huge boost to military spending. Meanwhile, President Trump will unveil his infrastructure bill today that critics say falls well short of what is needed to address the country’s needs. Brian and John speak with Dr. Jack Rasmus, a professor of economics at Saint Mary's College of California and author of “Central Bankers at the End of Their Ropes: Monetary Policy and the Coming Depression.”Debate is set to begin today in the Senate on a new immigration reform bill, although no such debate has been scheduled in the House, casting doubt on Republican protestations that they want immigration reform. Meanwhile, 120 immigrants detained in an ICE facility in Washington State have begun a hunger strike. Jorge Barón, the executive director of the Northwest Immigrant Rights Project, joins the show.Lissa Lucas was asked to testify before the West Virginia legislature on an oil and gas industry-sponsored bill that would allow companies to drill on private land without the owner's consent. A few minutes into her testimony, her microphone was turned off. And a few minutes after that, she was forcibly dragged from the room. Natalie Thompson, the Executive Director of the Ohio Valley Environmental Coalition, joins Brian and John.The Ohio Attorney General is suing DuPont and its spinoff Chemour Co. for years of dumping toxic chemicals from its West Virginia plant into a river that fouled air, water, and land in neighboring Ohio, despite knowing the damage it was doing. Robin Blakeman, the Huntington Project Coordinator with the Ohio Valley Environmental Coalition, joins the show.The New York Times reported over the weekend that the US intelligence community recently conducted a top secret operation to recover stolen classified documents from Russian operatives. The article says that the operation also inadvertently yielded a cache of documents related to Donald Trump and to Russian meddling in the 2016 election. The only problem is that the CIA, in a very rare public statement, says the report is “fantasy” and “patently false.”

Between mouthfuls of oatmeal, Mike Welden recounts his long, tortuous path to the Laurel Highlands 70 mile race this past June. From a high-octane skiing accident in Canada to breaking into the track at a maximum-security all-girl’s school, Mike’s penchant for the unconventional and utterly ridiculous makes for a gripping story.It’s not all jokes, though. Throughout the episode, Mike also shares his experience with a new coach, reworking his racing mentality, and a raw, honest look at the ultrarunning experience.Episode NotesMike Welden. Laurel. 2017. Read This.Laurel HighlandsCascade Mountain"Ben Nephew's" OrocsSyracuse Half Back to back years at the Syracuse Half - 2016 and 2017Springletrack The Springletrack course - 20 miles of nothing but good trail Breakneck MarathonSponsors This episode was made possible by the support of dedicated listeners and Patrons. Thank You.RunnersMike WeldenDick Vincent (mentioned)Natalie Thompson (mentioned)Gambit (mentioned)Jamie Hobbs (mentioned)Kim McCarthy (mentioned)Jason Mintz (mentioned)Jan Wellford (mentioned)Scotie Jacobs (mentioned) Special Guest: Mike Welden.

Natalie Thompson - APD in Cairns, Queensland, Australia - is on the show to talk about her experiences in community and aged care dietetics with host, Kate Agnew. Natalie provides some pointers for job-seeking dietitians - perfect timing for those students about to graduate! She also gives an insight into her food philosophy: nutrition intuition and the non-diet approach.

L: Breakneck Point; TM: Virgil 100 2015; TR: Medved Trail Panel; BR:MPF Team at Breakneck Scotie Jacobs shares his story of going from an accidental downhill runner to an on-purpose mountain runner upper. Scotie now runs with Mountain Peak Fitness with teammates such as Natalie Thompson, Laura Rekkerth who have also been guests on the podcast. So yeah... group of fasties who run all over the Northeast. In our discussion we cover the beginning and the end of Scotie's running in Vermont. We also cover the triumphant rebirth of his running once he moved to Ithaca. As well as some other dude's resurrection... or part of another dude at least. We learn a little something about Virgil Crest Ultras and give a little love to Race Directors.Episode LinksFinger Lakes Runners ClubHammond HillBen NephewJason Mintz episodeMount Mansfield's ForeheadVirgil Crest UltrasSheila Eagan's episode about her 2015 Virgil 50 experienceMountain Peak Fitness (MPF)RunnersBen NephewNatalie ThompsonRyan WeltsIan GoldenJason MintzDavid HedgesSupportPatreonThe Support PageThe Strava Run Club Special Guest: Scotie Jacobs.

The beer mile start line; charting a course; giving the run around to an honest journalist Jeff having previously been on the podcast as part of a roundtable to talk about Rothrock and as a guest interviewer after I finished Twisted Branch, is well-versed in the art of the running conversation. After an initial revisiting of Jeff's previous appearance, we discuss running on baby heads, what initially got Jeff onto the trails, the beauty of a high school coach's advice, finding the type of runner you want to be, and generally making yourself better.Episode Notes002 - Because Mort Told Me ToJeff's Rothrock reportCannibal CorpseBreakneck Point  Wegmans Marathon (Jeff's Blog)High Peaks Trail Map (one of many, but a favorite of mine due to the "trail guide" aspect)ADK Unsupported TraverseHigh Peaks FKT (Fastest Known Time)SponsorsJosh Stratton LMT - Tell him you heard the podcast and use the code "MACE WINDU" when booking during May for $15 off a 60 minute massage!Runners (mentioned)Natalie ThompsonTom RossboroughDave JusticeChris PattersonNate HuckleLaura Rekkerth Special Guest: Jeff Green.

Natalie, Natalie, Natalie! Natalie Thompson rips into my smoothie habits, tears apart a burrito and teaches us a bit about the miraculous microbiome. Oh yeah, and shares a bit about her running. Find out about the nutritional habits that helped her to a 2015 which included 1st at Cat's Tail Marathon, 2nd at Virgil Crest 50, 2nd at Escarpment, 3rd at North Face Bear Mountain 50k, 1st at Breakneck Point Marathon.Episode NotesMedVed PanelKendra ChamberlainAbundance Co-opHappy Belly NutritionCore Life EateryTrader Joe's Super BurritoThe magnificent microbiome (Gut Flora)Small World FoodsRuby Sauerkraut SponsorsJosh Stratton LMT - Tell him you heard the podcast and use the code "MACE WINDU" when booking during April for $15 of a 60 minute massage!Runners (mentioned)Mike WeldenKendra Chamberlain Special Guest: Natalie Thompson.

at mile 49 of JFK 50 Mike Welden joins again to talk about his trials, tribulations and Hokas during the JFK 50 miler. Episode NotesMike's JFK Race Report - Everything Is Beautiful and Nothing Hurts…Everything Hurts and I’m Dying” Jamie and Laurel HighlandsTROY Thing (ep:016)JFK 50 milerJFK Team ScoringShawn Meissner (metioned)Mike Wardian (mentioned)Hoka HuakaRelentless Forward Progress by Bryon PowellAmphipod Runners (mentioned)Daven OskvigIan GoldenNatalie Thompson Special Guest: Mike Welden.

Danielle and Mort goofin at "Medved Studios" Mort Nace interviews Danielle Snyder about her run at the Squamish 50K, while Natalie Thompson and I sit back and listen. In addition to coming fully prepared with birthday cake and beer, Danielle also provides advice on how to properly train for West Coast mountain races and whether or not one should run in the nude.We hope you enjoy this very special episode, recorded live at Medved Studios.Episode LinksSquamish  50kDanielle's Squamish ReportMedVed "the shop"TrailsRoc scholarshipGOOSE Adventure RacingCast a shadow - 6 hour snowshoe raceApplachian Trail (AT)Scott Jurek's Speed RecordUltra Blues (1) (2)Twisted Branch Runners (mentioned) Natalie Thompson Jeff Green Laura Rekkerth Katie Ann Jason Vidmar Special Guests: Danielle Snyder and Mort Nace.

In this episode I welcome Natalie Thompson to the podcast. We discuss some news, talk about our recent experience running the 2014 NYCRuns Pride 5K in Brooklyn, and Natalie shares and endorsement.