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Show Notes: Yvette Todd Yvette Todd's creation Stash Hub is only one year old, but it's already made bold strides in helping sewists organize their fabric, patterns, and plan sewing projects. Only sewing since 2020, Yvette grew up in Portsmouth England. She attended the University of Bath where she met her husband…a union that proved essential to the creation and success of the Stash Hub App.  (1:59) Yvette shares stories of her childhood and how these experiences led to where she is today.  (4:00) As Yvette began her sewing journey her projects became more frequent and more complex. There was no one in her family that actually sewed so her inspiration came from within! (5:25) Prior to founding Stash Hub…her studies focused on Biochemistry. Her husband Doug was a biochemist as well. (6:17) So, how did she come up with the idea for Stash Hub?She tells us here. (7:58) Her mission is to help sewists fall back in love with their fabric stashes. She explains why managing fabric inventory is a universal challenge.  (9:33) So what does she recommend for sewists who come home with arm loads of emotional fabric purchases? She offers advice here! (12:08) Yvette works with her husband Doug in this venture…she talks about how this works and is working. (13:35) Celebrating 1 year the app has gone through multiple iterations. She talks about this evolution. (15:12) Hosting “Stash Chats” online, Yvette has shared numerous experiences with participants. She shares several stories with us. (17:00) Does Yvette share life experiences with others in the sewing community? Well, there's Natalie… (18:12) She goes in depth about those members of her community and why this is so very important to her. Especially when she sewed through her finger! (20:16) Yvette share's information about Mel's Refugees and how sewists can de-stash their fabric and donate items to this organization. (21:20) Yvette loves to talk about sewing. She explains this passion. (24:03) And…what's next for her?  She also shares her crazy dream based on the TV show The Home Medic. Listen to what she hopes for and it's something you can help her with! (25:46) Was there a question we didn't ask? Well, yes actually there was…she explains here. (27:11) To contact Yvette, @stash_hub, hello@stashhubapp.com and stashhubclub on Facebook. If you know someone who has an outstanding story that should be shared on this podcast, drop Meg a note to Meg@sewandsopodcast.com or complete the form on our website.

Great Expectations, the story of a boy who turns into a man while being surrounded by a**holes, gets the Elton Reads A Book A Week treatment! Join Elton on a trip down Dickensian way before meeting up with a prime example of Victorian drama. It's weirder than you think. The life of Charles Dickens starts like many did in the Georgian Era of England's history...crap. He was a sickly kid from a big, poor family. Then, as he got older and his entire family was thrown in debtor's prison, he was factory bound. There he learned to love to hate every day! Later, he learns to spin sh*t into gold. Listen for more... Thank you for listening! GET THE BOOK HERE: https://amzn.to/44H2ZT5 BECOME A CONTRIBUTOR HERE: https://www.patreon.com/eltonreadsabookaweek https://anchor.fm/elton-reads-a-book-a-week FOLLOW THE PODCAST HERE: https://linktr.ee/EltonReadsABookAWeek EMAIL: eltonreadsabookaweek@gmail.com THE APOLOGIES SECTION Elton would like to apologize to the following people, places, and things: The Dickens Family, Karl Marx, Victorian & Georgian eras of English history, El Debarge, Boys II Men, Lionel Richie, Portsmouth England, and English dentists. A special thank you to Jenna Fischer and Diedrich Bader --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/elton-reads-a-book-a-week/message

Today, we hop over the Atlantic to the small coastal town of Portsmouth England to speak with Charlotte Kingsbury.Charlotte is the head of US Operations for the London-based firm Urban and she leads Urban's #bemoreinclusive movement aiming to the change demographics of architects, designers and firm leaders.If you feel that you've been overlooked or underrepresented through your career, or, If you are hoping to build a more a inclusive-minded hiring practice, you'll love Charlotte's advice.At the end she shares a bit of her life story and there's a good reminder in there about whether you've got "it", where "it" comes from, and whether "it" will get you through… and "it" will all be explained towards the end of the conversation. Click here to get your FREE copy of the Imagine a Place journalFollow Imagine a Place on LinkedInConnect with Doug Shapiro on LinkedInAlso, did you know we wrote a children's book. Click here to purchase your copy of "Design Your World."

Naomi Johnson shares her insight to why most people fail to make LinkedIn work for them. Founder of The Profile Company, and The Expert Economy, Author of The Expert Economy. https://theprofile.company

#62 Wondering if a trip to Gosport and Portsmouth is worth it?  Portsmouth and Gosport are two of the most popular tourist destinations in England. Portsmouth is home to many historical landmarks, including the Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, while Gosport boasts a variety of attractions, including the Royal Navy Submarine Museum. Both cities offer a variety of shops, restaurants, and hotels, making them ideal places to visit for a short break. Portsmouth is also well-connected by public transport, with regular trains and buses running from London and other major cities. Gosport can be reached by ferry from Portsmouth, making it an easy day trip from the city. Whether you're interested in history or shopping, Portsmouth and Gosport offer something for everyone. So why not pay a visit to these two great English cities? You won't be disappointed. Click the links below or copy & paste them into your browser. Grab a copy of  The Everyday Bucket List Book https://amzn.to/3vwxz2K   Women's Wardrobe Basics for Travel That You Can Actually Style https://bit.ly/3BSTuVt   The Best Gear for Travel https://bit.ly/3JJaI9v Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3d2gkPW      

Hosts Gary Harding and John Panarese talked to Andy Welsh from Portsmouth England, who runs an https://www.facebook.com/TheNewYorkIslandersUKSupportersBranch/ (Islanders Facebook Supporters Group page), and talks about why he loves the Islanders. The boys then talked to Gil Martin, author and host of the podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/locked-on-islanders-daily-podcast-on-the-new-york-islanders/id1485280958 (Locked on Islanders), who discussed the recent Islanders play and some potential trade targets that could happen over the next few weeks.

This week we are headed back in time to the early 80s and small(ish) town England, with the writer David Ledain, author of This Forbidden Fruit, Having Gay Sex and his most well-known work Gay Dad, a non-fiction book that compiles the stories of gay men who married women and started families. We talk about his experiences of dipping his toe in gay life at Granny's Nightspot in Portsmouth and The Bush Inn in Chichester, grappling with his sexuality, and then deciding to turn his back on it to marry a woman. We also talk about all the heartthrobs he remembers from those days, so get ready for some lusting and reminiscing about men he hasn't seen for almost 40 years! You can follow David on Facebook and Twitter @davidledain, and also be sure to check out the Rainbow Dads podcast, of which David is a contributor.

It's great to be back and we take our first trip of the series to the DEL, Germany's top league, where we naturally speak to a voice from Portsmouth England!Des Squire worked in sports media in Germany before getting the dream call to work with the hockey club he supported through thick and thin. From Dinamo Berlin in the old East German league to the now powerhouse Eisbaeren Berlin, Des has been involved since 2008 as in-arena host, interviewer, presenter and much much more.Really enjoyed this discussion, hope you do too!Des is on Instagram @des_squire and the Eisbaeren themselves are all over Facebook, Twitter and Instagram is you search 'eisbaerenberlin'Voices of Hockey is on Twitter @hockeyvoices or you can email voicesofhockey@march74.co.uk - we'd love to hear from you if you'd like to discuss this episode or suggest another voice for us to speak to.Produced by March74 Sports Media @march74sportsMusic: Take Me On Down by Jay Denton

How To Be A Dad Without A Dad is a podcast about a couple of new fathers and their adventures. Jose records the podcast in his one- bedroom apartment in Los Angeles CA and Andy is at his house in Portsmouth England. Send us an email: hello@josedelaroca.com Follow Jose on Instagram @mrjosedelaroca

It’s a moment that many parents on this podcast have talked about. Your at your ultrasound, pregnant with your child, and all of a sudden the mood of the room changes. Either the technician leaves, or a doctor walks in to “take a closer look” … a million questions and thoughts and fears run through your mind. In today’s episode, you will get to hear from Jade Marie from Portsmouth England. At 16 years old and after being told she could never have children, Jade Marie was shocked to learn that she was 16 weeks pregnant. At at an emergency ultrasound less than 24 hours later, she learned that the baby inside of her had one of the most severe heart defects - she was missing the entire left side of heart.  In this epsidoe, we will hear Jade Marie describe what the journey with her daughter, Dawn Louise, has been like and what it is like to have a child with hypoplastic left heart syndrome. Instagram: @DawnLouise_HLHS Facebook: Dawn-Louise HLHS Blog YouTube: Archer Adventures UK HLHS Support: Little Heart Families Listen to and read about more stories from parents of children with an illness or medical condition here: Child Life On Call | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter

Katy has returned from her New England road trip with a tale from ye olde England! Using Haunted Homes as her guide, she tells of the plight of the Perkiss family who have been experiencing phenomena for two decades. Sometimes comforting and nice, other times downright demonic, what will the show’s medium, Mia Dolan, have to say? Find out!

Katy has returned from her New England road trip with a tale from ye olde England! Using Haunted Homes as her guide, she tells of the plight of the Perkiss family who have been experiencing phenomena for two decades. Sometimes comforting and nice, other times downright demonic, what will the show’s medium, Mia Dolan, have to […]

Jose and Andy share their dads stories. Andy took his son to see his 1st motorsport race and is dealing with teething and fevers. Jose gives advises about trips, fevers and why your life is over after you become a parent is you are a loving and responsible parent. Jose lives in California and Andy in Portsmouth England. Follow us on IG @mrjosedelaroca. hello@josedelaroca.com

Back when Britain ruled the waves, it did so with its mighty navy, based in Portsmouth's Historic Dockyard. This sprawling museum highlights England's storied maritime heritage — both very old and relatively new. At http://www.ricksteves.com, you'll find money-saving travel tips, small-group tours, guidebooks, TV shows, radio programs, podcasts, and more on this destination.

Back when Britain ruled the waves, it did so with its mighty navy, based in Portsmouth's Historic Dockyard. This sprawling museum highlights England's storied maritime heritage — both very old and relatively new. At http://www.ricksteves.com, you'll find money-saving travel tips, small-group tours, guidebooks, TV shows, radio programs, podcasts, and more on this destination.

How To Be A Dad Without A Dad is a podcast about a couple of new fathers and their adventures. Jose records the podcast in his one-bedroom apartment in Los Angeles CA and Andy is at his house in Portsmouth England. Colin Yee gives birth to the Yee Report and Jose and Andy share their stories about sports, family, fevers and the 5-second rule. Follow us on IG @mrjosedelaroca. hello@josedelaroca.com

Physical Mediumship is quite controversial, however many feel it offers the highest form of proof of life after death...those who have passed on are able to re-appear in solid form, exactly as they were when they lived on the earth. Today on the show our guest is Susan Filer, who I feel is an expert on physical mediumship and can answer a lot of questions. She is the Founder of the Gilbert Sanctuary in Portsmouth England which aims to support and and the development physical mediumship today. She has many stories to share about what she has witnessed and can affirm 100% that physical mediumship is real and is a wonderful unique gift. Susan is a professional Hypnotherapist and has had a long career in Nursing. http://www.hypnotherapy-portsmouth.co.uk/ You can find a lot of great information on the Gilbert Sanctuary website: https://www.gilbertsanctuary.co.uk/ or her Facebook group: GILBERT SANCTUARY PORTSMOUTH U.K. PHYSICAL MEDIUMSHIP ASSOCIATED PHENOMENA go to https://www.facebook.com/groups/1656289257981144/ To purchase a Double CD of Stewart Alexander's Album: THE WONDERS OF THE SEANCE ROOM SITTERS AND MEDIUMS NOW IN SPIRIT please contact Susan directly at: scaramanga@zen.co.uk YOU'RE INVITED  Sandra Champlain will be speaking at the upcoming Afterlife Symposium September 15-17, 2017 in Scottsdale, Arizona. You can find out more and register for the Symposium at http://www.afterlifestudies.org/ *Enjoying We Don't Die Radio episodes? Consider donating to help operating costs of the show (I keep the show commercial-free on purpose) please visit: https://www.paypal.me/SandraChamplain JOIN THE INSIDER'S CLUB to receive a free chapter of We Don't Die – A Skeptic's Discovery of Life After Death (also available at: http://amzn.to/2fCQPqs ) and the healing audio “How to Survive Grief” at http://wedontdieradio.com/

Travel Hour host Matthew Stevenson visits Portsmouth and the National Museum of the Royal Navy, in southern England, and speaks with the museum director general, Professor Dominic Tweddle about the life and battles of Admiral Lord Nelson.  

Hey World, Meet Kieran Strange!! Kieran is originally from Portsmouth England and moved to Canada at the age of 17. After living in Edmonton AB for a while, she then moved to Vancouver which she now calls home.  She just landed a deal with Porterhouse records in the USA and is releasing her new album this spring.  Kieran is working with Steve Kravac (Blink 182, Bad Religion) a legendary producer writing songs and recording in Los Angeles.  She destined for greatness.  She's a strong advocate for autism awareness, cancer research, eating disorder awareness, mental health awareness and anti-bullying,  which is a refreshing change to the mindless pop porn we a subjected to daily!! Follow her on Twitter and check out her Website/Blog Thanks Kieran for the conversation!! Brought to you by fetchclass.com and BOUGHT.96.lt Shop with amazon.ca,  amazon.com and amazon.co.uk  Bookmark the link and support the show!!

The publication of the AIHA Green Book "Recognition, Evaluation and Control of Indoor Mold" ensured that mold investigation and remediation was recognized as worthy of special recognition in the industrial hygiene community. Our guests for this show were both editors of this important reference. J. David Miller, PhD was educated at the University of New Brunswick (Canada) and the University of Portsmouth (England) where he was also a NATO Science Postdoctoral Fellow. He joined Agriculture Canada in 1982 and was head of the Fusarium mycotoxin program at the Plant Research Centre from 1988-1997. In 1997, he joined the Department of Chemistry at Carleton University where he is Natural Sciences & Engineering Research Council Research Chair on fungal toxins and allergens. He is widely recognized as one of the most influential and respected fungal researchers in the world. Donald Weekes, CIH, CSP of InAir Environmental is well known to IAQ Radio fans and has been a frequent guest on the show. Mr. Weekes is the Immediate Past President of the Indoor Air Quality Association and has served or is serving on boards and committees with ASHRAE, ISIAQ and AIHA. He also still finds time to manage asbestos, lead, mould, indoor air quality and industrial hygiene projects through InAir Environmental. Mr. Weekes also joined us in September of 2008 for for Part One of our discussion of the AIHA Green Book "Recognition, Evaluation and Control of Indoor Mold". For this show we went into more detail to LEARN MORE with Don Weekes and Dr. Miller on IAQ Radio.

The publication of the AIHA Green Book "Recognition, Evaluation and Control of Indoor Mold" ensured that mold investigation and remediation was recognized as worthy of special recognition in the industrial hygiene community. Our guests for this show were both editors of this important reference. J. David Miller, PhD was educated at the University of New Brunswick (Canada) and the University of Portsmouth (England) where he was also a NATO Science Postdoctoral Fellow. He joined Agriculture Canada in 1982 and was head of the Fusarium mycotoxin program at the Plant Research Centre from 1988-1997. In 1997, he joined the Department of Chemistry at Carleton University where he is Natural Sciences & Engineering Research Council Research Chair on fungal toxins and allergens. He is widely recognized as one of the most influential and respected fungal researchers in the world. Donald Weekes, CIH, CSP of InAir Environmental is well known to IAQ Radio fans and has been a frequent guest on the show. Mr. Weekes is the Immediate Past President of the Indoor Air Quality Association and has served or is serving on boards and committees with ASHRAE, ISIAQ and AIHA. He also still finds time to manage asbestos, lead, mould, indoor air quality and industrial hygiene projects through InAir Environmental. Mr. Weekes also joined us in September of 2008 for for Part One of our discussion of the AIHA Green Book "Recognition, Evaluation and Control of Indoor Mold". For this show we went into more detail to LEARN MORE with Don Weekes and Dr. Miller on IAQ Radio.