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In this episode, we dive deep into the realities of Scholarly Motherhood, exploring how unexpected setbacks can remind us of what truly matters and can also become a catalyst for creating something new. Drawing from personal experiences, the episode offers a timely reminder of the importance of being grateful for the little things as we navigate Scholarly Motherhood with both grace and efficiency.I finally unveil some personal hacks that have kept me going over the years as a Scholarly Mama®. Most excitedly though, this episode also breaks some exciting news—the launch of the ​Scholarly Mama® Shop!​ You are invited to explore a new merchandise line that celebrates the unique journey of Scholarly Motherhood. Our ​shop​ features an array of products including hoodies, mugs, t-shirts, mouse pads, tote bags, and more, all designed to inspire and support Scholarly Mamas®. Tune into the episode to learn more and head on over to our brand new shop to check out the merchandise!​Examples of items mentioned in the episode (NB: Please be aware that this does not constitute advice, please seek medical advice from your physician, if needed, before making your own decisions about using any of these items. Please be aware that some of the links below are affiliate links.):1. Whole Body Vibration Plate2. Under Desk Walking Pad / Treadmill3. Insulated Water Bottle4. Remarkable 2 / Kindle Scribe5. Sit / Stand DeskLooking for 1:1 coaching? Book your free OPTIMUM discovery call today and let's explore how we can work together to get you closer to your Scholarly Mama goals!To learn more about Scholarly Mamas®, please follow the link and sign up for our FREE community.You can also take the Purposeful Scholarly Mama trait quiz and I'll send you some personalised tips for becoming a more purposeful Scholarly Mama!Want more?1. Check out the Mrs Mummy PhD blog.2. Download our Resources.3. Follow me on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Tik Tok or Threads4. Join us inside Scholarly Mamas!5. Check out my Doodle Dozen children's book series!These are our journeys of becoming!Send me a text message.Support the show

It seems to have been the talk of Royal Troon this week – is it time for Tiger Woods to retire? The 15-time major champion delivered a six-sentence zinger after reports that Colin Montgomerie had questioned whether he could still win. Woods says his belief has never wavered and in this episode of The NCG Golf Podcast, Steve Carroll and Matt Coles debate whether this is fantasy or could still be a reality. The duo also get stuck into shopping, ask whether the Open Arms should be the ‘Up in Arms' because of its drinks prices and Matt – who is on a glorious run of picking the winners of recent tournaments – tells you who is going to lift the Claret Jug on Sunday. NB: Please remember to gamble responsibly.

NB: Please skip to the middle of this episode if you are triggered by domestic violence. Help is available. Call 800-799-7233 to speak with someone On this special episode, we celebrate one half of the podcast hosts' birthday. Arsenal's win over Manchester United was a birthday gift to Obinna according to him. We had Olufemi Adenaike back on the show to gloat about the same win. We started with the review of weekend games and highlighted the matches that caught our attention. We discussed the new development in the Spanish women football. We spoke about Greenwood's move to Getafe and we segued into the Antony situation which is a matter arising. Then we digressed into Sancho's predicament. We relayed our thoughts on the Arsenal vs Manchester United match. You can follow Olufemi on all social media platforms through @mr_olubaba This podcast is powered by The Oluwaseun Winsala Network (T.O.W.N) (c) 2023.  Subscribe to this podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Tunein.  Follow us on IG Biased_Football_Takes and Twitter biasedfooty --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/biased-football-tak/support

NB: Please skip to the middle of this episode if you are triggered by domestic violence. Help is available. Call 800-799-7233 to speak with someone In this episode, we review the games from Match day 2 and focus on specific games that caught our attention. We had a deep dive on the Mason Greenwood saga and Manchester United's decision to let him go. We then discuss the poor officiating and the way EPL referees affect games. In a first of its kind in the show, we each answer a question from the audience. We look forward to doing more of this so keep the questions coming. Finally, we predict the results for the Match Day 3. This podcast is powered by The Oluwaseun Winsala Network (T.O.W.N) (c) 2023.  Subscribe to this podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Tunein.  Follow us on IG Biased_Football_Takes and Twitter biasedfooty --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/biased-football-tak/support

On today's episode of our top 10 vegan podcast, we discuss the delicious vegan recipes we've been cooking up lately, including cheese and courgette scones, vegan quiche, Niki Webster's heirloom tomato tart and a sweet strawberry galette.Following our discussion about margarine last week, a listener shares an all-natural recipe they've discovered in Richard Makin's (AKA School Night Vegan) new cookbook. We also review new vegan picnic food from Squeaky Bean and Molly tries to convince us that BBQing in the rain is perfectly acceptable.In part two, plant-based dietician Lisa Simon joins us to discuss male and female fertility. Lisa shares her own struggle with painful endometriosis and subsequent fertility problems, and how a plant-based diet helped her. We delve into the role of healthy fats, the importance of soy and the impact of positive lifestyle changes.We also touch on the effect of plant-based eating on peri-menopause, for those in a later stage of life.Links from today's episode:• Niki Webster's cookbook, Rebel Recipes• Richard Makin's cookbook, Anything You Can Cook, I Can Cook Vegan• Donate to Dylan's GoFundMe page for lifesaving cancer treatment• Plant-based Health Online• Lisa Simon's new book, The Plant-Based Dietician's Guide to Fertility• Try an issue of Vegan Food & Living magazine for just 99p• Sign up to Patreon and receive exclusive content and access to our monthly live cookalongsNB Please note Vegan Food & Living may earn commission from the links on this page, but we only ever share brands that we love and trust.Today's episode is sponsored by Palmaïa - The House of AïA, a secluded sanctuary nestled in the beautiful Riviera Maya, Mexico, offering guests a specially designed and curated retreat experience, where mind, body, and soul reconnect with ancient paths. Book now at thehouseofaia.com Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's our 150th episode! Join us for an action-packed celebration as we discuss our favourite guests, Caribbean vegan recipe ideas and why tv chef James Martin thinks margarine should be banned.And in part 2, we're super excited to be joined by Rachel Ama, a cookbook author, vegan chef and YouTuber who takes her inspiration from her African and Caribbean heritage. From how to cook rice and peas and jerk oyster mushrooms to why we need to add more seaweed to our diets, Rachel has 10 years of expertise to share.Links for today's episode:• Denai Moore's cookbook, Plentiful • Make your own vegan margarine• Rachel Ama's cookbook, Vegan Eats• Rachel Ama's cookbook, One Pot • Juice+ Omega Blend with algaeNB Please note Vegan Food & Living may earn commission from the links on this page, but we only ever share brands that we love and trust.Today's episode is sponsored by Palmaïa - The House of AïA, a secluded sanctuary nestled in the beautiful Riviera Maya, Mexico, offering guests a specially designed and curated retreat experience, where mind, body, and soul reconnect with ancient paths.What sets Palmaïa apart from other luxury resorts is its commitment to nourishing the biome. The resort's menus are prepared entirely with plant-based ingredients, while still offering exquisite, non-vegan options. This commitment emphasises the importance of nourishing the body, mind, and spirit with nutritious, sustainable, and delicious food.The House of AïA approach is centered around Progressive Wellness, its philosophy that emphasises sustainable, long-lasting wellness practices at your own pace. This approach to wellness is about fulfilling our lives more meaningfully.Drawing from ancient rituals and practices, Palmaïa's "Architects of Life" program is a journey of transformative experiences that includes over 30 rotating classes, ceremonies, and rituals such as sound healing, yoga, meditation, pranayama, and much more.Overall, Palmaïa - The House of AïA is a unique destination that offers a truly holistic approach to wellness and luxury. Whether you're seeking a tranquil retreat or a transformative journey, Palmaïa has something to offer.So why not book your next getaway and experience the magic of Palmaïa for yourself?Book now at thehouseofaia.com Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Don't settle for less than you can be. Never give up.Today's epic tale spans decades of our hero's life, and has seen her overcome lack of money and grind in minimum-wage jobs, lack of time, family tragedy and her own mental health struggles.No matter what you're facing - never say never!NB: Please stay listening to the end of the episode - although our protagonist had some poor sleep habits earlier in her life, she later saw the error in her ways and now prioritises sleep, and, like us, is a big advocate of a healthy sleep routine!*Hosted by William Wadsworth, memory psychologist, independent researcher and study skills coach. I help ambitious students to study smarter, not harder, so they can ace their exams with less work and less stress.BOOK 1:1 COACHING to supercharge your exam success: https://examstudyexpert.com/workwithme/Get a copy of Outsmart Your Exams, my award-winning exam technique book, at https://geni.us/exams

This incomplete issue is completely full of complete madness - including Nostradamus and his snow globes, Haunted books evaporating, Rumpology reports in, LA jetpack balloons, some Pulitzer surprises, a dead robot spider and Aliens going through trash caught on camera. Also, Dan writes Rhys's book of wisdom and Buttons records from his Moms (haunted) house. Total incomplete Madness - Part 2 to follow! NB - Please excuse some dodgy audio from Rhys at the start!

(NB: Please excuse my voice, I'm getting over a cold.)Click here to purchase official The Christian Bear merchandise. All proceeds benefit LOVEboldly.To learn more about The Christian Bear and other projects from Dr. Ben Huelskamp, please visit www.benhuelskamp.com. Intro and outro music by astrofreq retrieved from pixabay. Lines from the Nicene Creed retrieved from The Episcopal Church.

Episode Highlights: Why knowing the current baseline / status of an organization is key before working with them  The common differences in culture, setup, etc. between organisations at the start of the journey vs those more advanced A few of the challenges facing organizations who are starting from scratch What it's like working with organisations who may be more advanced in their journey  Why we need to understand what the different dimensions of diversity, equity and inclusion work looks like  Why we need to help organizations to understand where they should start on their journey   NB: Please excuse the incorrect use of pronouns when referring to Lily Zheng. This was a genuine mistake.    If you'd like to discuss how Ashanti Bentil-Dhue can work with you, please book a call: https://calendly.com/ashantibentildhue/meeting-with-ashanti?back=1&month=2022-04  Featured in the Episode: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/lilyzheng308_diversity-equity-inclusion-activity-6874764805220237312-7Bcc/   Did you know we have another podcast specifically for practitioners, consultants and DEI leads (whether internal or external)? Check it out here:  Confessions of a DEI Practitioner Podcast Stay Connected with Ashanti: LinkedIn: Ashanti Bentil-Dhue  Get in Touch: ashanti@benhue.com

Episode Highlights: Why knowing the current baseline / status of an organization is key before working with them  The common differences in culture, setup, etc. between organisations at the start of the journey vs those more advanced A few of the challenges facing organizations who are starting from scratch What it's like working with organisations who may be more advanced in their journey  Why we need to understand what the different dimensions of diversity, equity and inclusion work looks like  Why we need to help organizations to understand where they should start on their journey And so much more!   NB: Please excuse the incorrect use of pronouns when referring to Lily Zheng. This was a genuine mistake.    If you'd like to discuss how Ashanti Bentil-Dhue can work with you, please book a call: https://calendly.com/ashantibentildhue/meeting-with-ashanti?back=1&month=2022-04    Featured in the Episode: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/lilyzheng308_diversity-equity-inclusion-activity-6874764805220237312-7Bcc/   Have you heard our sister podcast series called, the Good Soil Leaders Podcast?  We reveal exactly what you need to know and to be aware of as a corporate organization when selecting and engaging the right Diversity, Equity and Inclusion experts. We also cover how you could prepare your key stakeholders, your organization for the culture change that you desire. Find out and Listen more on Good Soil Leaders Podcast Stay Connected with Ashanti: LinkedIn: Ashanti Bentil-Dhue  Get in Touch: ashanti@benhue.com  

The base price of the iPhone 13 is about $1,200. Every time Apple releases a new phone, I find myself thinking the same thing... 'That is a ridiculous amount of money to spend on a phone!' But of course, it's not just a phone. Yes, it's a mini-supercomputer in your pocket. But, much more than that, it's become the Personal Assistant of our Life. It's with us almost all the time. At work. In the car. At home when we're on the sofa watching TV. When we go to walk the dog. And we use it for many things that are important in our live. Banking. Shopping. Emails. Social Media. Music. When you actually think about how much time you spend on your smartphone AND how many important functions it performs for you... the cost per hour of having the latest model is pretty nominal. NB: Please don't go out and spend $1,200 if you can't afford it. But if you can. And if you (like most of us) use your phone A LOT...it might just be worth the price tag. #pricing #timeismoney #valueformoney

NB: Please buy a copy of Now You Know It All, the new story collection by beloved former poetess and current wife of the podcast Joanna Pearson!Some of the topics mentioned in this episode:– Brian Platzer!Please rate, review, and subscribe! Or just recommend the show to a friend!Send questions, comments, and suggestions to sleerickets@gmail.com. Music by ETRNLArt by Daniel Alexander Smith

NB: Please buy a copy of Now You Know It All, the new story collection by beloved former poetess and current wife of the podcast Joanna Pearson!Some of the topics mentioned in this episode:– Brian Platzer!– Iain Reid's novel I'm Thinking of Ending Things– Charlie Kaufman's movie I'm Thinking of Ending Things– The narrative frame of The White Lotus– The definition of “literary thriller”– Luis Buñuel's movie That Obscure Object of Desire– Kevin Brockmeier's book The Brief History of the Dead– David Eagleman's book Sum– The series finale of Lost– Oklahoma!– Wordsworth's poem “Ode: Intimations of Immortality from Recollections in Early Childhood”– Eva H.D.'s poem “Bonedog”– The end of The Usual Suspects– The Nobel Prize acceptance speech in A Beautiful Mind– Henry Darger– Alexander Sokurov's movie Russian ArkPlease rate, review, and subscribe! Or just recommend the show to a friend!Send questions, comments, and suggestions to sleerickets@gmail.com. Music by ETRNLArt by Daniel Alexander Smith

NB: Please don't actually write in demanding $100 as a reward for your lack of familiarity with the editorial standards of contemporary poetry journals. Just consider it an advance on the first 1~20 months of your future Patreon subscription.Some of the topics mentioned in this episode:– Making the Cut– Placebo poems– Maya Angelou's poem “Phenomenal Woman”– Housman's poem “Here dead lie we because we did not choose”– More Shashi Bhat!– Woodstock 99: Peace, Love, and Rage– Tertullian's condemnation of rock ‘n' roll– The entertainingly merciless review of Woodstock 99 on a recent episode of Struggle Session– The very bad definition of ‘corniness' on a recent episode of Very Bad Wizards– Plato's exclusion of TV and the internet from his ideal city– Tall, friendly men Jonathan Farmer and Ryan Wilson– A smart, critical email I got from Andrew Palmer about my treatment of Ben Lerner's poem “The Lights”– Andrew Palmer's novel The Bachelor– Me on Brian Platzer on me on him on the sublime– Smart and good poet/editor Armen Davoudian– Elizabeth Bishop's clairvoyant citation of Alan Shapiro's book That Self-Forgetful Perfectly Useless Concentration– Some encouragement to ignore all the dumb stuff I say, like, for example, “Pronunciation doesn't matter”– Michael Robbins' review of Postmodern American Poetry– Smart and good poet/editor Eric Smith– Eliot's essay “Tradition and the Individual Talent”– James Wright's poem “St. Judas”– Shane McCrae's poem “Jim Limber on Continuity in Heaven”Please rate, review, and subscribe! Or just recommend the show to a friend!Send questions, comments, and suggestions to sleerickets@gmail.com. Music by ETRNLArt by Daniel Alexander Smith

I’m undergoing some deep energetic shifts and my ego ain’t liking it one little bit. To be truthful, I’ve been experiencing a fair whack of anxiety and self doubt. There’s a call I’m answering to really serve how I choose to serve, to create my life and use time how I really want to and it’s causing me to look at what I’m doing, reassess it and make changes. My word INTENTIONAL for this year is really well lit.This means I’ve been working my absolute ass off to get things ready for The Legends launch, and at the same time reevaluate and reflect on what and what isn't working. It was perfect timing when I looked over @taniayorgey instagram today to pick a card and it was The Tower. Time to let go, let whatever needs to crumble, crumble, to rebuild or leave space and not fill it.So as I hear all the doubt and feel all the anxiety, I choose to focus on what I know I’m being called to step into. Even though it’s challenging, I know it’s right and my future self is guiding me.NB: Please forgive the audio for this episode. I recorded it in the car via my phone with a small rhodes mic. Website: katjohn.com.auInstagram: @katjohnThe Legends Group Coaching

Julie Holland, MD is a leading spokesperson on behalf of psychedelics and healing altogether. Here she talks about: how we are collectively suffering from a spiritual crisis, at least in part from disconnection and isolation; how psychedelics can help remake the connection; the therapeutic benefits of MDMA; how psychedelics can prepare us for death and how they can heal national and ethnic divisions; and much more. This interview is also accessible with video on the StephenGray Vision YouTube channel. NB: Please consider subscribing to the YouTube channel. The pro's tell me that more subscribers means the channel gets noticed more and thus more people are able to find this extremely valuable content from leading spokespeople and visionaries in the field of psychedelics and related work. And: To quickly find out about new episodes, please also consider subscribing to my newsletter. Unlike many, I send newsletters rarely, typically once every 2 to 3 weeks and mostly to alert people to the latest interview. To subscribe, please email me at stephengraymedicine@gmail.com and ask to be subscribed.

Resurrection power doesn't unfold gently like spring leaves; it shakes our lives like an earthquake. This is the grace of God we proclaim on Easter: God has bigger dreams for us than our shattered expectations. What's more: we will see Christ when we dream with God.Thumbnail art: Heather Thum-GerberPastor Ben Masters preached "A Grace that Shakes Things Up" on April 12, 2020, Easter Sunday, at Hector Presbyterian Church.Scripture readings: Psalm 114 & Matthew 28:1-10.Download the sermon transcript.NB: Please forgive the audio quality. I forgot to press one button (it's always just one), so there's more echo than I would like. -Ben

With guest Ewan Dixon from Cherry Tree inventories; we mull over the most recent government measures to combat the pandemic and the immediate impact they have had on inventory providers. We also look at how to manage the pressure of saying no to clients; how to keep motivated and focused on our health and mental well-being and most importantly; staying safe.NB: Please excuse some of the quality of audio; seems everyone is online today!Do you have a topic you want to talk about? Email sian@inventorybase.com #stayathome #protecttheNHS #savelivesNHS - 111.nhs.uk/covid-19www.gov.uk - www.gov.uk/government/topical-events/coronavirus-covid-19-uk-government-responseInventoryBase - inventorybase.co.uk/blog/corona-virus-covid-19-advice-and-guidance-for-property-professionals/InventoryBase Academy - academy.inventorybase.com/blog/203344/coronavirus-inventory-clerks-checklistInventoryBase Academy Support Hub - Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/363120127659786/

Liz Ellis is arguably Australia’s most well-loved netball athlete. She played for Australia 122 times and captained the national netball team for four years; she won two world championships and two commonwealth games. But for Liz, having children came with five years of fertility challenges. She has written a guide to shine the light for others, "If at First you don't Conceive". Listen to our interview with her here.(NB Please be aware that there is some background noise of Liz's young child, however subtle).First aired on 99.9 BayFM Byron Bay on Monday 21 May 2018.Copyright PBB Media, Kimberley Lipschus 2018

Liz Ellis is arguably Australia’s most well-loved netball athlete. She played for Australia 122 times and captained the national netball team for four years; she won two world championships and two commonwealth games. But for Liz, having children came with five years of fertility challenges. She has written a guide to shine the light for others, "If at First you don't Conceive". Listen to our interview with her here.(NB Please be aware that there is some background noise of Liz's young child, however subtle).First aired on 99.9 BayFM Byron Bay on Monday 21 May 2018.Copyright PBB Media, Kimberley Lipschus 2018

Welcome to the weird and whacky world of the Comedy Geek Podcast. With quirky British humour and zany characters galore, there's something for every comedy fan here. NB: Please enjoy this trailer responsibly.

Wassup Yo! This podcast is seriously Badass, even if I do say so myself! I am honored to introduce to you, Tiffany Roe.  Tiffany is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Utah and has the most incredible Instagram account, which is where I "met" her.   Tiffany is another one of those CBT Rockstars, who uses Mindfulness and CBT to help her clients manage Anxiety, Depression and Eating Disorders.   I just adore her!   In this podcast, we talk about how to talk back to depression like a Gangsta.  Tiffany shares some incredibly inspirational, empowering and FUN ways to talk back to Depression, when it bullies us and makes us feel like there is no hope. BUT THERE IS MORE!  Tiffany was so excited about our conversation, she kindly put together a Spotify Playlist of her favorite music that helps her lift out of depression and back into her own power and strength.   See below or click HERE for the link.  NB: Please note that some of the songs listed in the playlist include profanity. Thank you Tiffany for joining us at Your Anxiety Toolkit. It was so fun talking with you. https://open.spotify.com/user/122159189/playlist/0OuZaqSrqLQyVsHtx4yPbS?si=IgB475OAT4KlRs0R-atTqg

A post show discussion recorded live in Traverse 1 on November 3rd 2016 featuring the cast and creative team from Grain in the Blood by Rob Drummond. NB Please note this discussion contains spoilers and reveals elements of the plot. The discussion is hosted by Traverse Engagement Manager Sunniva Ramsay. Please Note: This was recorded live in Traverse 1 and the volume is lower than a studio recorded podcast. Featuring music by Michael John McCarthy from Grain in the Blood. Track: Lamb Slaughter http://www.michaeljohnmccarthy.com/

Current migratory pressures and flows in the management of the EU’s external borders in some member states have revamped the idea of a European Border and Coast Guard system. The Commission has already put a proposal on the table. Find out more in this EPRS Plenary podcast. NB Please note this item has been postponed to a later plenary session.Source : © European Union - EP

On this weeks show: Chris discusses the topic on virtually everyones lips & social media: who is the Boulie tacker? Guests include Anna & Mateusz Emeschajmer cycling touring the world and getting ready for their next big adventure in the USA. Our second interview is with Shane Matheson & Rodney Todd from the Spokey Blokeys who are apparently the world's only podcast recorded entirely while riding.Since 2008 Yarra Bicycle Users Group Radio has interviewed literally hundreds of people about cycling issues not only in Melbourne, but across Australia and internationally, including many of you reading this! The annual Radiothon is the one time of year we ask you to help keep 3CR and us on air by making a donation or subscription. You can do so by calling (03) 94198377 and pledging to Yarra BUG Radio or by donating online at 3CR.org.au. NB: Please make sure you mention that you would like your donation to support Yarra BUG Radio in the box provided or when asked.

NB: * Please try and ignore the outside sounds. We recorded this outside in an amphitheater and there were some annoying birds in the background for the first few minutes. This sermon was delivered by SDASM@TUKS' own Elder Sihle Khanyile. The sermon was entitled "The Sure Word of Prophecy". In his discourse Sihle Khanyile emphasizes on the importance of the gift of prophecy/prophetic ministry in the Christian faith and in the gospel. Video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xreA3uN1kG8&feature=youtu.be

This week, we speak to Guy Levin, the Executive Director of Coadec. Guy heads up the UK's foremost digital think tank and trade association, and is also the Associate Editor of Policy at The Memo. He was formerly a special adviser to DFID (Department for International Development) and DCMS (Department for Culture, Media and Sport). 0030 For those who haven't come across Coadec before, Guy gives a brief introduction to what they do. 0050 We have to talk about Brexit. 80%+ of Coadec's membership recently express a very definite interest in remaining in the EU. Guy explains what Coadec will do next in the light of this overwhelming response. 0255 Guy talks about some individual members of The UK"s entrepreneurial community who have come out in favour of remaining in the EU, such as Tom from Mondo, Taavet of TransferWise and Damian of Duedil. 0320 As many of us won't be 100% familiar with the workings of Whitehall: How does a think tank work? 0420 Guy explains that the job during Brexit is to influence the voting public, and reminds his fellow politicos that the day to day workings of politics doesn't really effect people's lives! 0535 Guy explains why entrepreneurs' stories are critical to the EU campaign. 0720 What UKIP got wrong with their isolantionist policy: USA and China can access a huge single market, whereas UK can't. 0800 If Britain leaves the EU, what will happen to passporting? We enter the unkown... ! 0930 The big question: Guy delves into the reasons why tech entrepreneurs should want to remain in the EU, and also considers the arguments put forward by pro-Brexit campaigners. 1330 The Budget was a fairly recent occurrence in UK policy. It's fair to say that the UK tech agenda wasn't at the front and centre of the budget, but Guy has teased out the most important parts for techies. 1420 The government has recognised the gig economy in an area tucked away in the recent budget. 1600 So what are the government doing? 1740 In areas such as fintech, UK legislation has been comparatively progressive. For example, equity crowdfunding has been able to flourish here. Is there something inherently progressive about UK legislation? 1916 Guy tips his hat to 'the people at the top of politics', who caught the tech bug early on, and have helped the industry to grow. 2000 According to Guy, the 'meritocracy of ideas' is powerful in Whitehall. In other words, if Coadec continue to feed in good ideas to policymakers, they stand a greater chance of implementation. 2110 The entrepreneurial part of Guy's journey is that he chose to breathe new life into Coadec after the organisation had been 'laying dormant' for some time. 2300 "I'm proud that we've been able to influence the debate" 2440 How does one think tank collaborate with another? 2540 What's next on the horizon for Coadec? Guys says we should keep our eyes peeled for the London Startup Manifesto, and also some work on the Snooper's Charter... NB: Please find the actual stats that I couldn't remember during the podcast here! http://www.electoral-reform.org.uk/blog/people-feel-left-dark-eu-referendum-debate

[NB:Please be forewarned, there is some brief audio difficulty at the beginning of the interview. It does clear up quickly, so please do listen through.] We are drawn to what is hidden. We are excited by what is mysterious whether we find it beautiful or repellant. Erotic experience is all about this urge. Sexuality, both in its defensive function and as an intrinsic part of being human, defines the ways in which we engage in the psychoanalytic situation. However, it can be very difficult – even taboo – for analysts to admit having erotic feelings towards a patient, and it can be equally thorny handling erotic transference when it arises in a treatment. In Erotic Revelations: Clinical Applications and Perverse Scenarios (Routledge, 2014), Andrea Celenza discusses the importance of reclaiming sexuality as one of the many realms that are of central concern to our patients as she simultaneously observes the pervasive “desexualization” of the psychoanalytic field. She asserts that erotic transference and countertransference (of various manifestations) should be explored in every thorough analysis and she means to bring sex squarely back into psychoanalytic theorizing. Celenza offers careful consideration of the use and perils of embodied erotic countertransference as well as dilemmas surrounding self-disclosure, guilty pleasure and the “slippery slope” towards sexual boundary transgression (the subject of her earlier writing.) Celenza and I discuss writing about patients, mutuality, asymmetry, embodiment, re-eroticization, multiplicity and contradictory gender considerations proposing ways in which the binary (e.g., “feminine” and “masculine”) poses constraints that may be transcended. Finally, Celenza reclaims the term “perversion” as a mode of relating vs. a descriptor of behavior thereby restoring its usefulness in the psychoanalytic lexicon. Among other points, she posits that perverse scenarios are attempts to construct a one-person fantasy/universe thereby defending against dangerous subjectivities (either within one's self or in the other.) Dr. Andrea Celenza, is a Training and Supervising Analyst at the Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, Faculty at the Massachusetts Institute for Psychoanalysis and an Assistant Clinical Professor at Harvard Medical School. She is private practice in Lexington, Massachusetts and is a proud and avid soccer player. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/medicine

[NB:Please be forewarned, there is some brief audio difficulty at the beginning of the interview. It does clear up quickly, so please do listen through.] We are drawn to what is hidden. We are excited by what is mysterious whether we find it beautiful or repellant. Erotic experience is all about this urge. Sexuality, both in its defensive function and as an intrinsic part of being human, defines the ways in which we engage in the psychoanalytic situation. However, it can be very difficult – even taboo – for analysts to admit having erotic feelings towards a patient, and it can be equally thorny handling erotic transference when it arises in a treatment. In Erotic Revelations: Clinical Applications and Perverse Scenarios (Routledge, 2014), Andrea Celenza discusses the importance of reclaiming sexuality as one of the many realms that are of central concern to our patients as she simultaneously observes the pervasive “desexualization” of the psychoanalytic field. She asserts that erotic transference and countertransference (of various manifestations) should be explored in every thorough analysis and she means to bring sex squarely back into psychoanalytic theorizing. Celenza offers careful consideration of the use and perils of embodied erotic countertransference as well as dilemmas surrounding self-disclosure, guilty pleasure and the “slippery slope” towards sexual boundary transgression (the subject of her earlier writing.) Celenza and I discuss writing about patients, mutuality, asymmetry, embodiment, re-eroticization, multiplicity and contradictory gender considerations proposing ways in which the binary (e.g., “feminine” and “masculine”) poses constraints that may be transcended. Finally, Celenza reclaims the term “perversion” as a mode of relating vs. a descriptor of behavior thereby restoring its usefulness in the psychoanalytic lexicon. Among other points, she posits that perverse scenarios are attempts to construct a one-person fantasy/universe thereby defending against dangerous subjectivities (either within one's self or in the other.) Dr. Andrea Celenza, is a Training and Supervising Analyst at the Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, Faculty at the Massachusetts Institute for Psychoanalysis and an Assistant Clinical Professor at Harvard Medical School. She is private practice in Lexington, Massachusetts and is a proud and avid soccer player. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/psychoanalysis

[NB:Please be forewarned, there is some brief audio difficulty at the beginning of the interview. It does clear up quickly, so please do listen through.] We are drawn to what is hidden. We are excited by what is mysterious whether we find it beautiful or repellant. Erotic experience is all about this urge. Sexuality, both in its defensive function and as an intrinsic part of being human, defines the ways in which we engage in the psychoanalytic situation. However, it can be very difficult – even taboo – for analysts to admit having erotic feelings towards a patient, and it can be equally thorny handling erotic transference when it arises in a treatment. In Erotic Revelations: Clinical Applications and Perverse Scenarios (Routledge, 2014), Andrea Celenza discusses the importance of reclaiming sexuality as one of the many realms that are of central concern to our patients as she simultaneously observes the pervasive “desexualization” of the psychoanalytic field. She asserts that erotic transference and countertransference (of various manifestations) should be explored in every thorough analysis and she means to bring sex squarely back into psychoanalytic theorizing. Celenza offers careful consideration of the use and perils of embodied erotic countertransference as well as dilemmas surrounding self-disclosure, guilty pleasure and the “slippery slope” towards sexual boundary transgression (the subject of her earlier writing.) Celenza and I discuss writing about patients, mutuality, asymmetry, embodiment, re-eroticization, multiplicity and contradictory gender considerations proposing ways in which the binary (e.g., “feminine” and “masculine”) poses constraints that may be transcended. Finally, Celenza reclaims the term “perversion” as a mode of relating vs. a descriptor of behavior thereby restoring its usefulness in the psychoanalytic lexicon. Among other points, she posits that perverse scenarios are attempts to construct a one-person fantasy/universe thereby defending against dangerous subjectivities (either within one’s self or in the other.) Dr. Andrea Celenza, is a Training and Supervising Analyst at the Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, Faculty at the Massachusetts Institute for Psychoanalysis and an Assistant Clinical Professor at Harvard Medical School. She is private practice in Lexington, Massachusetts and is a proud and avid soccer player. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

[NB:Please be forewarned, there is some brief audio difficulty at the beginning of the interview. It does clear up quickly, so please do listen through.] We are drawn to what is hidden. We are excited by what is mysterious whether we find it beautiful or repellant. Erotic experience is all about this urge. Sexuality, both in its defensive function and as an intrinsic part of being human, defines the ways in which we engage in the psychoanalytic situation. However, it can be very difficult – even taboo – for analysts to admit having erotic feelings towards a patient, and it can be equally thorny handling erotic transference when it arises in a treatment. In Erotic Revelations: Clinical Applications and Perverse Scenarios (Routledge, 2014), Andrea Celenza discusses the importance of reclaiming sexuality as one of the many realms that are of central concern to our patients as she simultaneously observes the pervasive “desexualization” of the psychoanalytic field. She asserts that erotic transference and countertransference (of various manifestations) should be explored in every thorough analysis and she means to bring sex squarely back into psychoanalytic theorizing. Celenza offers careful consideration of the use and perils of embodied erotic countertransference as well as dilemmas surrounding self-disclosure, guilty pleasure and the “slippery slope” towards sexual boundary transgression (the subject of her earlier writing.) Celenza and I discuss writing about patients, mutuality, asymmetry, embodiment, re-eroticization, multiplicity and contradictory gender considerations proposing ways in which the binary (e.g., “feminine” and “masculine”) poses constraints that may be transcended. Finally, Celenza reclaims the term “perversion” as a mode of relating vs. a descriptor of behavior thereby restoring its usefulness in the psychoanalytic lexicon. Among other points, she posits that perverse scenarios are attempts to construct a one-person fantasy/universe thereby defending against dangerous subjectivities (either within one’s self or in the other.) Dr. Andrea Celenza, is a Training and Supervising Analyst at the Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, Faculty at the Massachusetts Institute for Psychoanalysis and an Assistant Clinical Professor at Harvard Medical School. She is private practice in Lexington, Massachusetts and is a proud and avid soccer player. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

NB Please note, this episode contains very strong language and is not suitable for children. TravCast is the Writer's Podcast from the Traverse, Scotland’s New Writing Theatre. Associate Director, Hamish Pirie, interviews well known playwrights whose work features in the year round programme at the Traverse. In this episode, Hamish Speaks to Mark Thomas. Mark is a writer, performer, journalist and political campaigner who has been on stage, screen and radio for 27 years, when he started on London’s alternative comedy scene. He is the author of several books and his TV series, The Mark Thomas Comedy Product ran for six series. His radio show the Manifesto is on-going. His most recent live shows are Extreme Rambling and Bravo Figaro!, which will have a run at the Tricycle Theatre London before touring nationally. The show won both a Fringe First and a Herald Angel award during its run at the Traverse in Edinburgh. Original music by James Iremonger www.jamesiremonger.co.uk Produced and engineered by Cian O Siochain