Podcast appearances and mentions of Nicole Alexander

From the deserts of Egypt to our very own Limestone Coast, author Nicole Alexander shares the journeys—both real and imagined—that inspired her latest bestselling historical novel, The Limestone Road.

Kelly Rimmer, Victoria Purman and Nicole Alexander have conjured various characters across their many books. Greg Johnston examines their inspiration for key characters, the methods used to fully develop them, whether unexpected plot twists arose when placing them in predicaments, and if their creations took on a life of their own once delivered to readers. Imagining the Past is listed in the Top 25 Historical Fiction Podcasts.  

Nicole Alexander offers a range of perspectives on life in Australia towards the end of World War 2 

U.S. Women's Olympic Basketball and former WNBA Connecticut Sun Head Athletic Trainer, Nicole Alexander, joins Glenn on the Field to discuss how elite athletes can overcome ADHD and PTSD challenges while still performing at the highest levels of their sport.  Nicole shares the connections between ADHD and PTSD, and how symptoms like inattention, impulsivity, and hyperactivity can increase the risk of traumatic situations. She explains the common overlapping symptoms, such as brain fog, irritability, and sleep disturbances and sheds light on how ADHD-related struggles with executive functioning can make it harder for athletes to be organized and develop healthy coping strategies for stress and trauma. Nicole also provides insights into the potential warning signs of ADHD and PTSD, the importance of accurate diagnosis, how athletes can flourish with ADHD and PTSD, and the available treatment options to help athletes thrive both on- and off-the-field or court.Support the showFollow Field Goals:Twitter | https://twitter.com/myfieldgoalsInstagram | https://instagram.com/myfieldgoalsFacebook | https://facebook.com/fieldgoalsWebsite | https://www.myfieldgoals.com

Have you ever walked into a restaurant or bar and immediately said, "I love this place?" There's a lot that goes into creating a restaurant's layout, color scheme, flow and even its sound.In this episode, host David Manilow talks with Nicole Alexander, one of Chicago's top designers and the founder of Siren Betty Design. Go behind the curtain to learn how to create an unforgettable vibe.

It doesn't matter if you work for a boutique company or the biggest, most well-known global organization, when the numbers don't add up, the unfortunate answer could be embezzlement. Over in New Jersey, John Dunlea and his wife Nicole Alexander were charged with embezzling more than $1.5M from the McElroy, Deutsch, Mulvaney & Carpenter law firm over the last 5 years where they both held financial roles. The couples' scheme was found to be guilty of failure to pay taxes and theft by deception in which they gave themselves bonuses and charged personal flights and more to the law firm. With tax season just getting started, host Jack Russo and CPA Steve Rabin discuss better accounting and payroll practices, and training staff to catch phishing scams that target big firms.   Learn more about the McElroy embezzlement here: https://www.law360.com/articles/1803460/attachments/0 www.taxservice2u.com    Jack Russo Managing Partner Jrusso@computerlaw.com www.computerlaw.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/jackrusso "Every Entrepreneur Imagines a Better World"®️

Nicole Alexander talks about starting her own consulting and coaching business two years ago, using the contacts and expertise she gained over the first 15 years of her career in a number of high-profile jobs.

Live Chart Reading with Nicole Alexander | Leo Rising, Cancer Sun, Aries Moon

Do you like the "story" of your life? Join me and guest Nicole Alexander as we discuss how to release the overwhelm, fear, confusion, and "shoulds" so the next chapter in your life story is one that feels amazing for you. Nicole Alexander spent more than 15 years leading communications and public affairs teams spanning government, corporate and small business before launching her coaching and consulting business last year. Her experience in these diverse professional environments, alongside being a mom and wife of a business owner, provides her unique perspective and passion for helping high-achieving women get back to loving their work and their life amid the chaos.  What You'll Discover: A powerful technique that helps you see your life from the perspective of a person reading a book about you How to listen to the signals of your body and intuition to know when it's time to make a course correction in your story The importance of getting help as you shift your perspective about life Why we need to be aware of the dream stealers and "shoulds" in order to break free And much more!

Brooklyn Poets Yawp open mic, 7.10.23, featuring Gbenga Adesina (4:11) and Poem of the Month winner Nicole Alexander for "ues" (29:21). For more info, go to brooklynpoets.org/events/yawp.

On today's episode, I'm talking to Connecticut Sun athletic trainer Nicole Alexander about being authentic to yourself.Nicole is currently the head athletic trainer for the WNBA Connecticut Sun and previously served as an athletic trainer for women's basketball at UNC. She's also been a head athletic trainer for multiple US Women's National Teams. Doing good work and being herself has given Nicole the opportunity to work as an athletic trainer at the highest levels. She can trace a direct line from her current job to a chance encounter at a conference where she struck up a conversation and showed up as her full self. Nicole is helping to create an environment where everyone can feel comfortable in the workplace and athletes feel heard. We talk about:How she discovered during grad school that she loved working in women's basketball and the chance to care for minority women as a minority woman.When Nicole was experiencing burnout, she took some time away, which allowed her to be ready when the next opportunity presented itself. How Nicole draws from her own experiences to make sure that her athletes' concerns and needs are communicated to the rest of the medical staff. You can find the show notes and more resources at https://madamathlete.comKeep an eye out for new content or let us know what you'd like to see next by following us on social:Instagram: @theMadamAthleteFacebook: @MadamAthleteTwitter: @MadamAthlete

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Nicole Alexander is the bestselling author of 11 historical fiction novels. Titles that include 'The Bar Cutter', 'Sunset Ridge' and 'The Cedar Tree'. As a freelance writer, Nicole's articles have appeared widely in publications like The Sydney Morning Herald, ABC Online, The Sunday Telegraph and Elle Magazine Australia. 'The Last Station' is Nicole's new novel. Released by Penguin earlier this year, it's a sweeping saga depicting the harshness of life on the land in 19th century New South Wales. A story set in the dying days of the riverboat trade along the Darling River. Captivating, heartbreaking but not without humour, I was enthralled by this glimpse into a by-gone era. Loved my chat with Nicole recorded a little while back.

This week we're joined by Nicole Alexander of Siren Betty design. She has designed several beautiful concepts across commercial and residential spaces in Chicago and throughout the country. She tells us about her path, studying art and fashion in college, and finally finding herself in interior design.

Nicole Alexander is the Principal of Siren Betty Design is an interior design firm based out of Chicago, Illinois. Her vibe is amazing and that translates into her design and the creative team she surrounds herself with.  #design #50svibe #procurement #hospitlaity #purchasing #podcasting #designer #creative #bossbabes #interiordesign

What Will You Do? started by talking about missing Black people, and we wanted to revisit that and alert you to the case of Danielle Nicole Alexander, who has been missing since October 2005. Want to know more? Want to see for yourself? Visit www.wwydpodcast.com. TikTok: @wwydpodc Twitter: @wwydpodc Instagram: @wwydpodc --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The Dalhunty family have only their prestigious name after generations of pastoral wealth. Their downturn is also reflected in the demise of the riverboat trade on the Darling. ‘The Last Station' is written with detailed depictions or rural life, action and humour by Nicole Alexander.We inherit property but we can also inherit the past. Robert Lukins grapples with these notions in ‘Loveland' as May journeys to claim the property left to her by her grandmother and we discover just how similar their lives are.

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Rep. Blake Filippi joined Gene Wednesday to voice his skepticism over the consulting contract cut between Dr. Alexander-Scott and Governor Dan Mckee. Rep. Filippi also shares his take on the pending hospital merger between CARE New England and Lifespan.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Watch here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZjVjtdT89KEWhen you know you KNOW! This episode was a fun one for sure and our guest Taylor knows the right way to look at life and knows how to turn problems into opportunities.  We cover topics like mentoring/being mentored, being a single mother, having self awareness while having a bunch of laughs along the way. Enjoy!-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*Use PROMO CODE : DCPC for 20% off your Mountain Made CBD orders *@https://Mountainmadecbd.com​​​​​​Listen on iTunes, Spotify, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, Google podcast, TuneIn, Stitcher, Pandora, and anywhere podcasts are heard

A new Episode of the Serie "Humanize AI" in the unique AI Chanel of Trust "Exponential Trust Times " by AI Exponential Thinker. An Authentic Discussion in Times of Exponential Technologies with - Nicole Alexander , Professor of marketing and technology for New York University (NYU) and analytics Lecturer at Columbia University - Dr. Lobna Karoui , Executive AI Business Leader at Fortune 500 with two decades experience in building AI products and services for millions of users and advising hundreds of C-suite leaders about digital transformation / Generating values from Technologies - AI. As a philanthropist, she is the president of AI Exponential thinker with a target to inspire and empower 1 Million young boys and girls, horizon 2025, about Trust Technologies and AI Opportunities. She is an international Speaker and interviewer recognized as an AI Expert by Forbes, Bloomberg and MIT. Follow us and subscribe AI Exponential Thinker, LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram or via contact@aiexponentialthinker.com to interact with our Guests, meet great speakers and mentors from great companies such as Amazon, WEF, Harvard and more or via contact@aiexponentialthinker.com to interact with our Guests, meet great speakers and mentors from great companies such as Amazon, WEF, Harvard and more

Dr. Nicole Alexander-Scott from the RI Dept. of Health on the one-year anniversary of the first confirmed case of COVID-19 in the state.

NICOLE'S RECOMMENDATIONS FOR A SUCCESSFUL DEPLOYMENTHow to prepare before you leave:~Set all bills to auto pay~Put both parents names on all bills, car titles, bank accounts, etc. ~~Or visit the legal office for specific power of attourneys (POAs) for vehicles, homes, bank accounts, children, etc)~Plan ahead for when family or friends will come out and visit to help with the kids.While you are gone:~Best voice/video exchange app to keep in touch with your children/family: Marco Polo App for iOS or Android~Finding the right time to call to not disrups a routineReintegration~Utilize couple's retreats when offered by your unit, MWR, or chapel~Military ONE Source offers 12 free counseling sessions.~For in-person counseling sessions, utilize Military Family Life Counselors on the installation.

In this episode, Precious is joined by Nicole Alexander, a Nurse Practitioner, and currently the owner and CEO of Health and Weight Loss Solutions. She is also the author of “28 Day Ditch Your Sugar Program”. If you’re not healthy, your life will not be balanced. No matter how rich you are, no matter how many friends you got, no matter how many people love you, your health can kill you. This episode teaches listeners how to really get healthy and take care of your body.  FB: @befitwithnicole IG: nicole_alexander_apn 28 DAY DITCH THE SUGAR PROGRAM Book  https://www.amazon.com/dp/0359758320/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_G35rFb1JCVN42 Website: https://d2bfit.com  

Welcome to Season 3 of the TL Podcast.  Today we are so excited to have New Orleans Pelican rookie and Toronto native, Nickeil Alexander-Walker talk with us about his first year in the league in what has turned into an extraordinary season with the pandemic, and how he is one of the first rookies to play in two opening nights in one season with the three month hiatus.   Nickeil shares with us his love of the game, his love of shoes, how he’s become a League Fits favorite, and what it’s been like sharing the spotlight with his cousin, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander of the Oklahoma City Thunder.   We were first introduced to Nickeil when his mom, Nicole Alexander, was featured on an episode of Court-Side Moms and Nickeil gives his insights into their relationship and how it contributed to his success in the NBA. Nickeil talks about the BLM movement and what it was like for him growing up in Canada, and how different his experience has been since he’s moved to the US.  As well he shares his thoughts on how he can make a difference and influence change.   Our time with Nickeil wraps up with his lessons learned having closed the book on his rookie year, how he is preparing for the future and his fun purchases from his first year NBA salary including 50 pairs of shoes and his favorite car - tune in to hear more from this remarkable young man.

Imagining the Past’s new season features live recorded sessions from the 2019 HNSA conference brought to you by our host, Greg Johnston. Our seventh episode is a personal history session: In conversation with Nicole Alexander and Ella Carey.  Nicole Alexander writes sweeping epics evoking the grandeur of Australian landscapes, the hardships of rural life, and the turmoil of historic events. Ella Carey introduces her readers to the quiet interconnections through parallel narratives of women living in modern and past times. Both authors draw on the personal to weave tales into a wider historical context. Irina Dunn asks these authors about their writing journeys, the inspiration for their books, and why they draw upon family legend.  

Governor Gina Raimondo and RI Department of Health Director Dr. Nicole Alexander-Scott try to bolster confidence among parents, teachers & educators about returning to school amid the #coronavirus pandemic. #WPRO

Governor Gina Raimondo and RI Department of Health Director Dr. Nicole Alexander-Scott try to bolster confidence among parents, teachers & educators about returning to school amid the #coronavirus pandemic. #WPRO

How have the roles of women in the military changed over time? What progress has been made towards more inclusive and diverse environments in the armed forces? Lyla Kohistany joins this episode to give her take. Lyla is a U.S. Navy veteran, having served first as a Surface Warfare Officer before transferring to the Intelligence Community, where she served as an Intelligence Officer for Special Operations missions. Upon leaving the Navy, Lyla founded a nonprofit called Promote, which is dedicated to helping Special Operations units foster more inclusive work environments. We talked with Lyla about women in the military, portrayals of women service members in the media and their ramifications on the civil-military divide, and how men can be better allies for women who serve. “Thank You For Your Service” is a production of the University of Chicago Public Policy Podcasts and does not necessarily represent the official positions of the Department of Defense or the U.S. government. Further reading: Nicole Alexander and Lyla Kohistany, “Dispelling the Myth of Women in Special Operations,” Center for a New American Security. https://www.cnas.org/publications/commentary/dispelling-the-myth-of-women-in-special-operations Podcast Production Credit: Thomas Krasnican, host Nick Paraiso, host Tom Lattanzio, producer Aishwarya Kumar, production manager Special thanks to Brianna Keilar and Tracie Logan.

In this episode of Court-side Moms Wendy speaks with Nicole Alexander, mother of Canadian-born NBA star Nickeil Alexander-Walker, a first round draft pick in 2019 who plays with the New Orleans Pelicans and the aunt of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander a first round draft pick in 2018 who plays with the Oklahoma City Thunder. Many moms can relate to Nickeil’s start in basketball at the age of 2 when his mom bought him his first Fisher-Price Basketball and net. It was the start of a lifelong passion for Nickeil and at a young age, he declared for the draft. Join us to hear Nicole talk about what it was like for her and her son as she discusses draft night and how hearing her son's name called was the highlight and privilege of her life. Nicole shares with us stories of the kind young man she's raised and how that kindness has impacted the lives around him. She also talks about the challenges she’s faced having a son and a nephew that are such public figures and how she's learned to balance the good and the bad of social media. The 2020 Olympics in Tokyo this coming summer is another highlight of the interview and both Wendy and Nicole talk about their sons’ dream to potentially play for Team Canada. With Canada having the highest number of NBA players of all time and the most ever for a country outside the United States the moms share their thoughts on our shot at the gold medal and the excitement of being a part of it.

Our interview with best-selling author Nicole Alexander on writing about rural Australia: the challenges, the research, the histories, and the people.

In this episode I sit down with Nicole Alexander of Dare2BeFit. Nicole is a Nurse Practitioner and Health and Wellness Coach. Connect with Nicole www.nicolealexandercoaching.com Facebook: Nicole Alexander - Dare2BeFit Instagram: Dare2BeFit with Nicole --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/trasetta-alexander/support

Nicole Alexander, Major, U.S. Army Special Operations & PROMOTE Co-Founder, was born with grit and determination. As a young girl she always wanted to be doing as much as possible, which led her into the rigors of a “company” of ballerinas. In college she found rowing and pushed herself to the limits, inspired to “find her swing!” Joining the army and then Special Operations she utilized rigorous dedication and discipline to lead groups through unimaginably difficult situations. Now she and Joe discuss the importance of mentorship and working out till you throw up- enjoy! LESSONS Find your swing (rhythm) and who/ what inspires you Work hard with determination- there’s no way around it! Realize “you get to do” these things & that’s a privilege Do it till you throw-up Mentorship is key LINKS www.promoteleadership.org www.goarmysof.com This episode of Spartan Up! is brought to you by Gone Rogue High Protein Chips. 17 grams of protein in one crunchy ounce, and less than 2 carbs. Made from fresh, never frozen chicken, then baked to a crunch and seasoned with bold spices. Take the better way to protein with Gone Rogue High Protein Chips. Visit Amazon.com or goneroguesnacks.com and enter promo code Spartan 25 for 25% off. TIME STAMPS 0:00 Colonel Nye introduces Major Nicole Alexander 0:55 Gone Rogue | promo code: SPARTAN25 1:17 Joe & Nicole Alexander begin with ballet 3:45 a mother’s influence to always do more 5:30 Do you want to be an national champion? 8:55 Joining the army- deployed as a combat engineer 11:00 Joining Special Operations 12:30 Gone Rogue | promo code: SPARTAN25 14:00 Joe & Nicole return from rowing 19:30 PROMOTE - leadership development | mentorship | inclusion & diversity 21:30 Joe, Ret. Colonel Nye, Guest Host Ret. CSM Frank Grippe & Sefra Alexandra discuss the interview 27:45 Gone Rogue | promo code: SPARTAN25 SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpShow YouTube: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpYT Google Play: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpPlay FOLLOW SPARTAN UP: Spartan Up on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/spartanuppodcast/ Spartan Up on Twitter https://twitter.com/SpartanUpPod CREDITS: Producer – Marion Abrams, Madmotion, llc. Hosts: Joe De Sena, Sefra Alexandra, Col. Nye & Guest Host Ret. CSM Frank Grippe Synopsis – Sefra Alexandra Production Assistant - Andrea Hagarty © 2019 Spartan

Nicole Alexander is an acclaimed voice in Australian rural fiction, with her new book Stone Country, her ninth historical novel, hitting the Top Ten best seller lists within days of release. Hi there I'm your host Jenny Wheeler and today Nicole talks about giving up a career in fashion to become a fourth generation grazier, the vivid and visceral landscapes that give her work such a strong sense of place, and the passionate emotion that drives her characters. Six things you'll learn from this Joys of Binge Reading episode: What it's like being a fourth generation grazierThe power of settingLearning to live well in a man's worldWhy city slickers love country storiesThe writers she admires mostWhat she'd do differently second time around Where to find Nicole Alexander: Website: https://www.nicolealexander.com.au/ Facebook: @AuthorNicoleAlexander  Twitter: @authorNicole Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicole-alexander-45415524 What follows is a "near as" transcript of our conversation, not word for word but pretty close to it, with links to important mentions. Jenny: But now, here's Nicole. .  Hello there Nicole and welcome to the show, it's great to have you with us. Jenny: Beginning at the beginning – was there a “Once Upon a Time” moment when you decided you wanted to write fiction??  And if so what was the catalyst for it? Nicole Alexander: telling Australia's "Bush" stories Nicole: [00:00:28] There was a catalyst I guess. I grew up on a rural property surrounded with a lot of readers and storytellers. And my father used to sit around the dining room table with us and regale us with all these wonderful stories from the past. Tales that  had come down through the generations.  [00:00:49] And one of those stories was about the actual settlement of our property.My great grandfather selected our land in 1893 and he chose a site for the homestead near the banks of a creek in that area.  [00:01:04] And in those early days he had some men with him. They spent their time cutting timber and building fences and shepherding the sheep which they'd over-landed from another property to the east. Now we're talking 1893 so as you can imagine the days and nights would have been equally long. And I always imagined that the monotony would have been quite extraordinary. That monotony was apparently only broken by the monthly arrival of the post. The magic of reading A supply rider would arrive on horseback delivering mail and other essential goods to those remoter settlers. And one thing that was delivered to my great grandfather in that first year of settlement was a book, a copy of Alexander Dumas' The Count of Monte Cristo. [00:01:54] It arrived wrapped up in brown paper and twine inside a saddle bag on the back of the pack horse. And you know when I think about that year. 1893, and the arrival of that novel, I can just imagine his excitement. I see him radiant, by the light of a flickering candle. Or sitting beneath fat lazy moons and the Bush stretching out around him in this really engulfing silence. That was the story I heard at a very early age.  [00:02:30] And that's one of the reasons why when I got a little bit older I started considering the possibility of eventually writing about our past or history. Jenny: It sparks the question in my mind. What made your great grandfather go there?  What did he do before he decided to go way out there? Nicole: [00:02:53] Well. my father's side of the family came from Ireland, and they went across to New Zealand first. Jenny: [00:03:00] But they obviously didn't stay there. The Australian adventure begins Nicole: [00:03:04] Well, I'm not quite sure why, but they'd heard that there'd been problems with the Maori Wars and the unrest. And I think that there was a little bit of a concern there. A lot of Irish, obviously as you would know,came across to New Zealand.

Nicole Alexander joins Cheryl Akle this week to discuss being a fourth-generation grazier, her writing career, and her latest novel, Stone Country. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Catherine is here today with Nicole Alexander. My family has been on the land in northern New South Wales, since 1893. Four generations have worked our properties and from an early age I grew up listening to the many stories passed down through the g...

Catherine is here today with Nicole Alexander. My family has been on the land in northern New South Wales, since 1893. Four generations have worked our properties and from an early age I grew up listening to the many stories passed down through the generations. My great-grandfather selected the original holding and is buried in the soil he loved. In 1893 he overlanded sheep from another Alexander property where he built a simple timber hut. The men spent their days cutting timber, erecting fences and shepherding sheep. I imagine the days and nights back then were equally long, the monotony only broken by the monthly arrival of the postal and supply rider who brought stores and mail to those remoter settlers. One of the items delivered to my great-grandfather in that first year was a copy of Alexander Duma's The Count of Monte Christo. The novel arrived in a saddle-bag on the back of a packhorse wrapped in brown paper and twine and I can only imagine my great-grandfather's excitement when he unwrapped the parcel. I heard these stories and many more as a child and from an early age I have loved Australian pastoral history. It is this love that led me to write novels that explore Australia's inland history. I am very conscious of my ancestors having walked the land before me and it was the need to return to my 'roots' that led to give up corporate life and return home. Initially I planned on having twelve months break in the country, but that was twenty-two years ago and I'm still involved in the family business. I've been writing for thirty years now, poetry, travel and newspaper articles to begin with, but it was only when I returned to the country that I began writing my first novel. It took me eight years to write 'The Bark Cutters'. I was working full time on the property, both in the office and outdoors (a steep learning curve in what was then a very male dominated agricultural industry), completed a Masters in literature & creative writing and released a volume of poetry. I wrote about the land and the emotional attachment that generational graziers have towards their properties and was fortunate that the work resonated with many people. The Bark Cutters was short-listed for an Australian Book Industry Award. Since then I've been on a book a year contract with Penguin Random House and An Uncommon Woman, out this July is my 8th novel. Nicole's works reflect a sense of continuity and an inherent love for the Australian landscape that is steeped in authenticity. She is the bestselling author of seven Australian Fiction novels; The Bark Cutters, A Changing Land, Absolution Creek, Sunset Ridge, The Great Plains, Wild Lands and River Run. The Bark Cutters remains the highest selling debut novel in the rural literature genre and was shortlisted for an Australian Book Industry Award in 2011. Absolution Creek and Sunset Ridge were both selected for the 50 Books You Can't Put Down Get Reading campaign. The Great Plains was nominated as a Top 100 Book by Better Reading in 2015 & 2016. Nicole's novels, poetry, travel, creative writing and genealogy articles have been published in Australia, America, Singapore, New Zealand, Germany & Canada. Non-fiction works include a poetry collection Divertissements: Love. War. Society (2008) and she was invited to be a contributor to the National Breastcancer Foundation anthology (2013) Dear Mum. An in-demand speaker, Nicole's past clients include; RaboBank, Landcare and The Community Mutual Group and she also conducts writing workshops. If you would like to discuss the possibility of engaging Nicole please send a query via the contact form on this website. Nicole is a current judge of The Cowley Literary Award & The MacIntyre Young Writers award and is a past judge of the Elyne Mitchell Writing Awards. Find Out More About Nicole Alexander Nicole's Website Follow Nicole on Facebook Nicole Alexander on Twitter @AuthorNicole Nicole Alexander on Instagram @nicole_alexander_novelist Sit back, tune in and enjoy the show! Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher | RSS

There are two things I love about my dual workplaces (agriculture & writing) 1. Running / being involved in my own/family business.

Congratulations to both Anne Tonner and Shankari Chandran! Should you keep a reading journal? How to launch your blog with your book in mind. How to write a kick-ass Amazon bio. 10x double passes to ‘Paris Can Wait’ up for grabs! Meet Nicole Alexander, author of ‘An Uncommon Woman’, and more! Read the show notes.  Connect with Valerie, Allison and listeners in the podcast community on Facebook Visit WritersCentre.com.au | AllisonTait.com | ValerieKhoo.com

Today on the Leaders Huddle we talk to Nicole Alexander […]

Blingy Greetings, It's gonna be a party yall! I am celebrating my life today! Along with me celebrating me we are blinging the airwaves with Nicole Hoopz Alexander! We will talk about all the amazing things she have going on right now and what's to come in the very near future. Dont miss out! I'm doing live giveaways during the show! Call in or tune in! LA: 3:30PM- PST CHI: 5:30PM- CST ATL: 6:30PM- EST We are on Twitter, Instagram, Periscope, Snapchat and Facebook. All social media handles are @blingradioshow Blingy LUV,  Konfident Miss Bling

Nicole Franklin is a guest speaker, and the panel discusses how Supremacy has linked slavery in the US to the ongoing police killings of unarmed people.  Black people are regarded as “Cheap lives that don't matter.” It gives the law enforcement “Power over all forms of life.” (White Supremacy & Devaluation of African Heritage - Huffington Post 8/6/2015.) American “National Security” invests heavily in police operations, prisons, weaponry and surveillance systems to maintain an established order in Black/Brown neighborhoods and “lock em up!” US Prisons are the new plantations. Prisoners are paid 25-50 cents an hour depending on seniority to make subcontracted products. The inmates get money on account so they can buy toilet paper from the prison store. The Corrections Corporation of America (CCA), the nation's largest owner of private prisons has had a 500% increase in revenue over 20 years. The California Prison System sub-contracts companies like Starbucks. Signature Packaging Solutions hires prisoners to package holiday coffees (as well as Nintendo Game Boys). Victoria's Secret and JC Penney hire inmates to sew lingerie. A California prison put two men in solitary for telling they were ordered to replace "Made in Honduras" labels with "Made in the USA."  At California's prison dental laboratory, inmates produce custom dental trays, bite blocks, and dentures. The guns are turned inward. The US Security System is working toward a speedy Black massacre.  Drive-bys, crack pipes and illiteracy fulfills the US continued holocaust measures. As the Black skin pigment disappears under the radiation of the cruel invisible hate-imp, it molds the Black Race into statues standing tall to model the “Old Guard”—Confederacy Flag fly on.” The flags have been lowered, but the mindset is embedded in the US populace.

Nicole Alexander is one of my favourite authors.  So it was such a treat to sit down with her and learn about how she crafts characters and writes them into such rich novels.   Hear her story and what she has learned about herself through her writing. The post TAP 24: Nicole Alexander (Australian Author) her passion for the land, its history and beauty! appeared first on Carrie Thomson Casey.

Dr. Nicole addresses some issues about Ebola and which countries it can come from.

Sue Zapf and her co-presenter, Nicole Alexander, shared how they are implementing a creative writing program in their life skills classroom. It is a multidisciplinary approach, as Sue is the Occupational Therapist for the classroom and Nicole is the classroom teacher. Creative writing provides a means of expression for their students and they have had […]