Podcast appearances and mentions of pat black

Welcome back Pat Black-Gould to The TufFish Show, a place to help writers and aspiring authors get out of their own way to leave a legacy by telling the stories they want to share through writing their own books and confidently sharing them with others. The writing process can be tough and the business side can feel scary, but TufFish makes both feel smoother and achievable. Visit https://www.jennifermilius.com/tuffish to learn more. Research is an important aspect of writing a book. Knowing how, when and where to use the details you discover will create believable characters or a realistic world in fiction, and in non-fiction it helps to deliver on the promise you offer your readers. Multi-genre author Pat Black-Gould and I talked about the pivot she did from writing and publishing a children's book to her first historical fiction adult novel. To add to this shift, Pat shared how she worked with her co-author for the novel, especially since she had 80,000 words for their working draft. The details she shared on researching for the book as well as co-authoring a fictional piece will inspire you to take your manuscript to the next level. Pat Black-Gould, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist and an award-winning author. Her book, The Crystal Beads, Lalka's Journey, about a hidden child of the Holocaust, won three gold medal awards. As a psychologist, Pat worked for the Veteran's Administration and specialized in treating Vietnam Veterans. She was also the coordinator for the LGBTQ+ veterans program. In the theater world, Pat worked as a director, producer, and playwright in New York and Maine. Visit https://patblackgould.com/ Book purchase links: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Pat-Black-Gould/author/B09SYHCF74?ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=true

“And the point is, you can do it. You have more strength than you think you do. You can go through these tough situations. You move through that adversity, and you move through those struggles. And you keep going.” -       Pat Black-Gould, Ph.D., clinical psychologist award-winning children's book author, fiction author, playwright, and today's guest on Fierce Conversations with Toby Head to https://www.youtube.com/@fierceconversationswithtoby to find all video interviews! Transcripts available at https://tobydorr.com/podcast-schedule/ Some of our fierce topics today: [09:19] The Paperclip project, is a teacher's desire to show her students just how big a number is. [11:43] Turning a children's book into a ballet performance… [13:04] Creating a staged production with a dramatic reading of the book, an artistic collage, music and dance. [14:42] Pat discusses her work as a prison psychologist and discusses the problems faced by those who never had a mentor figure to look up to.  About Pat Black-Gould, Ph.d: Pat Black-Gould, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist and an award-winning children's book author, fiction author, and playwright. Her children's book The Crystal Beads, Lalka's Journey, tells the story of a hidden child of the Holocaust. The book is the recipient of the Moonbeam Children's Book Award, the Northern Lights Book Award, and the Vinnie Ream Award. Pat is currently turning her book into a stage performance featuring dance and music composed specifically for her work. Pat and co-author Steve Hardiman will publish their first novel in 2024. All The Broken Angels is a coming-of-age story set during the Vietnam War era. As a psychologist, Pat has worked on an inpatient Deaf unit and, along with co-author Dr. Neil Glickman, published in the field of mental health and Cultural Deafness.   Pat has also worked as a neuropsychologist and a forensic psychologist in an inpatient forensic unit and at a men's state correctional prison, working primarily with maximum security level inmates. In addition, Pat worked for the Veteran's Administration with a special focus on Vietnam Veterans. She was also the coordinator for the LGBTQ+ veteran population.  In her early career, Pat was a director and playwright in professional theater and ran a summer stock theater company and a murder mystery theater company.  Links mentioned in this episode: Pat Black-Gould: https://www.patblackgould.com/ ____________________________________ Toby Dorr: Books and Audiobook Website   Patreon YouTube Instagram Facebook Or head to https://linktr.ee/fierceconversations for all things Fierce Conversations with Toby. Credits: Created by Toby Dorr. Produced by Number Three Productions, a division of GracePoint Publishing. Theme song: Lisa Plasse: Composer, arranger, and flutist Caroline Parody: Piano Tony Ventura: Bass For more information on these fabulous musicians, please go to https://tobydorr.com/theme-song/

In honour of the darkening season, LL presents professional actors reading tales of Caribbean monsters, ghostly queens, psychotic cats, murderous whales, headless women & a deadly game of hide-and-seek, from our shadow-haunted Halloween special! STORIES for DOOM & GLOOM (in running order) "Be Lucky, Girls" by Hannah Downes, read by Lucy Mabbitt "Come Find Me" by Pat Black, read by Lisa Rose "The Whale, in Six Parts" by Maria Kyle, read by Thomas Delacourt * INTERVAL & BOOK QUIZ * "Skinning the Cat" by Lanay Griessner, read by Silas Hawkins "By the Flower, not the Axe" by Leila Murton Poole, read by Clareine Cronin "When Duppy does come, who are you?" by Clarissa Angus, read by Sophie Cartman

Our latest podcast episode is another thrilling tale from Scottish journalist and author Pat Black, whose stories featuring Inspector Lomond have been appearing in EQMM since 2019. Here is "Twos on That" from our July/August 2023 issue. 

Welcome Pat Black-Gould to The TufFish Show, a place to help writers and aspiring authors get out of their own way to leave a legacy by telling the stories they want to share through writing their own books and confidently sharing them with others. The writing process can be tough and the business side can feel scary, but TufFish makes both feel smoother and achievable. Visit https://www.jennifermilius.com/tuffish to learn more. This is a deep and powerful conversation! Pat shares how she leveraged her theatre and psychology backgrounds as well as working with writing critique groups to ensure the setting, character development and dialogue all came together in this poignant and powerful story so that she could connect with both children and adults. Pat Black-Gould is a clinical psychologist and an author. Her short stories have appeared in literary journals and anthologies. Her children's book, The Crystal Beads, Lalka's Journey, is scheduled for publication on June 14th, 2022. She and co-author, Steve Hardiman, are currently writing a coming-of-age story based in the Vietnam era. Visit - https://patblackgould.com/ Book purchase link: The Crystal Beads, Lalka's Journey

We are two for two in guest appearances on the show!! We welcome PC gamer Pat Black. He's been a great supporter for the show, so it's only right we sat him down to have a chat. The whole conversation covers topics of euphoria, with a sprinkle of enlightenment. Tune in to this episode to hear the debauchery we call, Dads Who Game! Shout out to our guest for making time for us! We appreciate you! Follow DWG and Everything T Lock here: https://linktr.ee/everythingtlock --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dadswhogame/support

This episode of SI Voices highlights the importance of international service and reveals how SI works alongside the United Nations. Host Hilary Ratcliffe is joined by Linda Witong and Pat Black, as they share how they use their voices and expertise to influence policies and decisions on a global scale. Listen in to find out how SI has made a real impact on the lives of women and girls across the world through our work at the UN.

This month we have an extended interview with Professor John Howson on the data behind the teacher recruitment 'crisis'. Also an abridged conversation between Pat Black and Benton Brown, the heads of Initial Teacher Education at the IfE, regarding challenges facing the sector. 'The Staff Room' - is brought to you by the Institute for Education (IfE) at Bath Spa University.

Original air date: 10/30/2013   Do to technical difficulties this weeks Chubstep was lost and this original Chubstep episode was found. Listen as you take a journey through time and learn some of Pat's nicknames, how to hide alcohol, twerk or treat, how soup got ruined for Pat, how to stay in the same time forever, people who own weird pets and eating insects.

The grand finale of our haunting Hallowe'en special, featuring haunted toys, werewolves and little vampires. 1. The Magic Slate by Pat Black (as first seen on EmeraldStreet.com) read by Lois Tucker 2. Beasts of London by Dan Coxon *NEW AUTHOR* read by Lionel Laurent *NEW ACTOR* 3. Mother's Milk by J.A. Hopper *NEW AUTHOR* read by Liz Bower

Weird is wonderful: normal is nowhere. From the slightly quirky to the downright impossible, our June stories feature tree gods, disappearing dogs, suburban centaurs, psychopathic doppelgangers, a memory palace and a cynical mermaid. WEIRD & WONDERFUL STORIES That Which We Leave by Pat Black, read by Grace Cookey-Gam Hard Times by Ruth Brandt, read by Susan Moisan Single, Yellow, Male by Giles Anderson, read by Greg Page The Real McCoy by (the award-winning!) Cherry Potts, read by Lin Sagovsky For bonus stories and readings (of The Real McCoy, by Louisa Gummer, and Becoming by Kate Weinberg, read by Charlotte Worthing) please visit www.liarsleague.com

Linda Curry - Retired Software Executive, Gardener, Breast Cancer Survivor, Wife , Mother, Grandmother and Friend - Episode 13 Marion Vermazen Podcast Creating this podcast has reminded me of what amazing and interesting friends I have. A few months ago I interviewed my friend Pat Black. Today's episode of the podcast is a conversation with my friend Linda Curry. Here is a picture of Linda, Pat and I at my wedding. Linda and I have been friends for 35 years. Linda recently retired from a career as an executive in the high tech software industry. Most recently she was a...

Pat Black - We Talk About Tissue and Organ Donation, Family and Friendship - Episode 10 The Marion Vermazen Podcast To listen to the show you can click below. MVP0010 When My friend Pat Black and I recently sat down to talk we discussed a wide ranging group of topics including her family's over 150 year history in California, her parents meeting in England during World War II, her work helping to promote organ and tissue donation and our more than 30 year friendship. If you would like to know more about organ and tissue donation Pat recommended that you...