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Hello and welcome back to The ADHD Skills Lab!Producer Sarah here, diving deep into an apparently contentious topic: Attachment Styles and ADHD! In 2024, we understand that ADHD can impact relationships and communication, but when did attachment styles enter the chat? Curious about what we'll cover?Attachment Theory Defined - Then and nowADHD Subtype correlation What's the correlation between trauma & attachment style?Aren't these things incompatible with the neurodiversity paradigm?! Does someone want to do this study?BONUS: personal discussion of our own attachment styles! Come chat about it on Threads.Thanks for being here! Until next time,~ Sarah (Podcast Producer)ADHD Skills Discussed:Awareness is always the first step to improvement Building vocabulary to more effectively communicate your needs The Dependency ParadoxReferences: 06:27 - A cross-diagnostic cluster analysis of attachment styles in patients with emotional dysregulation.13:36 - The role of attachment styles in attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder: A meta-analytic review from the perspective of a transactional development modelLooking for more content? Want to get in touch?We would love to hear from you!IG: Skye @unconventionalorganisationIG: Sarah @theadhdskillslabpodcastYT: Unconventional Organisation ADHDSkye here! We've helped 500+ professionals with ADHD reach their goals. If you'd like to learn how to achieve your goals with ADHD, here are 2 ways we can help you...1. Get started now with my free playbook on how to set goals you can achieve. - Click Here2. Book a free 15-minute focus session with me to break down your goal, identify your biggest barriers, and take the next step. - Click Here Together, let's set your goals into motion! Skye (MA, PG Cert)Former Academic and Founder of Unconventional Organisationhttps://www.unconventionalorganisation.com/
Hello and welcome back to The ADHD Skills Lab!Producer Sarah here, thrilled to share this Research Recap on Sensory Processing Disorder and ADHD! A very relevant, but little discussed topic for ADHD'ers.Curious about what's inside?What is sensory processing disorder?Why there aren't more papers on this (*speculation)What is low registration, and where did that bruise come from?BONUS: What are your sensory icks? @ me, LOL.Thanks for being here! Until next time,Sarah (Podcast Producer)ADHD Skills Discussed:Understanding Sensory Processing Disorder and its relevance to ADHDCreate a safe space for practicing groundingIdentify coping strategies based on the source of overstimulation (internal vs. external)References:00:52 - Gray Matter Correlates of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in Boys versus Girls with Sensory Processing Dysfunction.13:47 - Sensory processing difficulties in psychiatric disorders: A meta-analysisLooking for more content? Want to get in touch?We would love to hear from you! Feel free to @ us and drop a line or two!IG: Skye @unconventionalorganisationIG: Sarah @theadhdskillslabpodcastYT: Unconventional Organisation ADHDSkye here! We've helped 500+ professionals with ADHD reach their goals. If you'd like to learn how to achieve your goals with ADHD, here are 2 ways we can help you...1. Get started now with my free playbook on how to set goals you can achieve. - Click Here2. Book a free 15-minute focus session with me to break down your goal, identify your biggest barriers, and take the next step. - Click Here Together, let's set your goals into motion! Skye (MA, PG Cert)Former Academic and Founder of Unconventional Organisationhttps://www.unconventionalorganisation.com/
Ken Wolf, Artistic Director of Manhattan Repertory Theatre in New York City, presents the 404th episode of THE PLAYWRITING PODCAST. Episode Story Topic: "Turning a Play into a Screenplay into a Film! Inteview with Playwright/Screenwriter/Producer Sarah T. Schwab" Bio: Playwright/ Screenwriter, Director and Producer Sarah T. Schwab Initially developed for the stage, the film Sarah wrote and produced “A Stage of Twilight” stars Karen Allen and William Sadler. This film is a love story set in the final chapter of Cora and Barry's lives. The film premiered in a limited theater run this March and is now available to stream on demand on Amazon, Vudu, Vubiquity/Verizon Fios, Hoopla, Charter/Spectrum, Comcast/Xfinity, and Cox. Sarah is an active member of the Playwright/Directors unit at the Actors Studio in New York City and has previously won Best Director in an English Language Feature Film at the Madrid International Film Festival in 2020 for her first feature film, “Life After You.” Sarah was also honored in 2022 with the Best Emerging Director award at the Woods Hole Film Festival for "A Stage of Twilight.” In 2023, “A Stage of Twilight” won the Filmmaker Award at the Sonoma International Film Festival. ------------------------------------------------------- Manhattan Rep's NEW Play Connection Service: https://www.manhattanrep.com/play-connection-service My 4 new books on Amazon: The Fantastic Play Series: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CVTYB7LV?binding=paperback&ref=dbs_m_mng_rwt_sft_tpbk_thcv Manhattan Rep's Play Production Program: https://www.manhattanrep.com/play-production-program Check out my Playwright Video and Resource Member Area at: https://www.howtowriteplays.com/playwright-video Playwriting and Creativity Videos, special Member Areas and more! Get Coached by me on writing a play! https://www.manhattanrep.com/playwriting-coaching Email: How2WritePlays@yahoo.com
Hello and welcome back to The ADHD Skills Lab!Producer Sarah here, excited to share this interview with Guardian editor Lucy Robinson, one year after her work on the article, "Is it really too easy to be diagnosed with ADHD?"Curious about what's inside?The challenges of having a new baby and undiagnosed ADHDThe complexities of a struggling mental health systemThe real travesty is decades of underdiagnosis (yes, we explain this in more detail)Thanks for being here! Until next time,Sarah (Podcast Producer)PS. Skye is running a FREE webinar this week helping you get into focus and get tasks done. You can learn more here:https://www.addevent.com/event/XN21799689ADHD Skills Discussed:Reliance on a dopamine/sensory toolkitGrounding and resetting ritualsSeek a network of support (professional and personal)References:The Guardian: Is it really too easy to be diagnosed with ADHD? BBC Panorama: ADHD Clinics ExposedLooking for more content? Want to get in touch?We would love to hear from you! Feel free to @ us and drop a line or two!IG: Skye @unconventionalorganisationIG: Sarah @theadhdskillslabpodcastYT: Unconventional Organisation ADHDSkye here! We've helped 500+ professionals with ADHD reach their goals. If you'd like to learn how to achieve your goals with ADHD, here are 2 ways we can help you...1. Get started now with my free playbook on how to set goals you can achieve. - Click Here2. Book a free 15-minute focus session with me to break down your goal, identify your biggest barriers, and take the next step. - Click Here Together, let's set your goals into motion! Skye (MA, PG Cert)Former Academic and Founder of Unconventional Organisationhttps://www.unconventionalorganisation.com/
We are celebrating one year of the Ameritocracy Podcast with a special anniversary episode! Join host Troy Edgar as he delves into the podcast's mission of exploring personal and professional growth, reflects on the past 52 episodes, and unveils Producer Sarah's favorite episodes. We want to hear yours too! Share your favorite Ameritocracy Podcast moment with us in the comments on LinkedIn, Instagram, and YouTube. Ameritocracy™ is produced by Prospect House Media and recorded in studio locations in Los Angeles and Washington D.C.
Hello and welcome back to The ADHD Skills Lab podcast!This is Producer Sarah, delivering another slightly controversial Research Recap!Curious about what's inside?Defining sleep disturbanceWhat exactly is Internet Gaming Disorder?Can a paper choose to "deviate from the requirements" and still get published? Yeah, turns out you can.BONUS: Does anyone know of an interdisciplinary fusion of sociological and psychological theory that focuses on social conditions manifest as psychological symptoms? Please dm me or @ me somewhere, thanks.Thanks for being here. Until next time,~SarahADHD Skills Discussed:How to video gamify my work systemsFinding an outlet for learning, curiosity, and/or creativityAdjusting your routines - listen for more!References:01:07 - Management of sleep disorders in autism spectrum disorder with co-occurring attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder: update for clinicians.11:56 - A Brief Comprehensive Review of the Interactions Between Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder and Internet Gaming Disorder.Looking for more content? Want to get in touch?We would love to hear from you! Feel free to @ us and drop a line or two!IG: Skye @unconventionalorganisationIG: Sarah @theadhdskillslabpodcastYT: Unconventional Organisation ADHDSkye here! We've helped 500+ professionals with ADHD reach their goals. If you'd like to learn how to achieve your goals with ADHD, here are 2 ways we can help you...1. Get started now with my free playbook on how to set goals you can achieve. - Click Here2. Book a free 15-minute focus session with me to break down your goal, identify your biggest barriers, and take the next step. - Click Here Together, let's set your goals into motion! Skye (MA, PG Cert)Former Academic and Founder of Unconventional Organisationhttps://www.unconventionalorganisation.com/
Hi and welcome back to The ADHD Skills Lab podcast! This is Producer Sarah speaking, thrilled to be bringing you this LIVE interview with Jamie Cutino, founder of Outsmart ADHD.Curious what Jamie has to share?Her origin story: ADHD diagnosis, loss of a parent, etc.HOT take: Impulsivity can be a strength for an entrepreneurNeuroscience & other research mentions: Dopamine, Norepinephrine, and Risk-Taking *BONUS: How do you think I (still Sarah) met Skye? Find me on IG and let me know!Thanks for being here! Until next time,~ Sarah R (Podcast Producer)ADHD Skills Discussed:Find creative outlets for impulsivity (for examples, listen to the episode!)The benefits of a "done list"Adding stimulation to mundane/repetitive tasksReferences:1. UO Article: Is ADHD Good for Entrepreneurship?2. Neurobiology of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD): A brief reviewLooking for Jamie?IG @jamie_outsmartadhdFB: Women with ADHD - Support & Strategies - Outsmart ADHDhttps://outsmartadhd.co/Looking for more content? Want to get in touch?We would love to hear from you! Feel free to @ us and drop a line or two!IG: Skye @unconventionalorganisationIG: Sarah @theadhdskillslabpodcastYT: Unconventional Organisation ADHDBuild ADHD-friendly Flexible Routines You'll Love. We'll guide you through the system we've used to help 800+ academics, entrepreneurs, and working professionals with ADHD reach their goal within one month.https://www.unconventionalorganisation.com/the-adhd-academyClick here to learn more and looking forward to seeing you there!
Welcome back to The ADHD Skills Lab!This is Producer Sarah speaking; ready to give you the long and short about what you'll find this week:Understanding the link between mind wandering, rumination and mindfulnessWhat happens when you screen a bunch of neurotypicals for ADHD and emotional dysregulation?High co-morbidity between ADHD and mood disorders? What's that about...*BONUS: I go on a rant this week... which of the three topics do you think triggered it? Come find me on IG/YT and let me know your guess!Thanks for being here! Until next time,~ Sarah R (Podcast Producer)ADHD Skills Discussed:More ADHD-friendly mindfulness ritualModifying the method to accommodate yourselfSelf-advocacy scripting (this one is in the subtext)References:00:55 - Excessive mind wandering, rumination, and mindfulness mediate the relationship between ADHD symptoms and anxiety and depression in adults with ADHD.14:40 - Relationship Between ADHD-Like Traits and Emotion Dysregulation in the Adult General Population.21:47 - Clinical characterization of coexisting ADHD symptoms in a sample of adults with cyclothymia: a preliminary observational studyLooking for more content? Want to get in touch?We would love to hear from you! Feel free to @ us and drop a line or two!IG: Skye @unconventionalorganisationIG: Sarah @theadhdskillslabpodcastYT: Unconventional Organisation ADHDBuild ADHD-friendly Flexible Routines You'll Love. We'll guide you through the system we've used to help 800+ academics, entrepreneurs, and working professionals with ADHD reach their goal within one month.https://www.unconventionalorganisation.com/the-adhd-academyClick here to learn more and looking forward to seeing you there!
Welcome back to The ADHD Skills Lab!This is Producer Sarah speaking; I'm here to provide you some details about what's inside:An incredible chat with Marie Ng, founder of Llama Life, self-taught coder, and fellow ADHD'erResearch on ADHD and Time PerceptionCandid conversation regarding ADHD's dark side... it's really not always a superpowerThanks for being here! Until next time,~ Sarah R (Podcast Producer)ADHD Skills Discussed:Try flexible, timed task sprints to promote task initiationCheck in with yourself after building your to-do list... is this plan realistic?Don't eat the frog! Try a different strategy, anything else. (disclaimer: unless it works for you, then please carry on. we are all still different.)References:Time Perception in Adult ADHD: Findings from a Decade—A ReviewUO Article: Get-In Focus Routinellamalife.coiOs app store: Llama LifeLooking for Marie?Twitter : @ThreehourcoffeeLooking for more content? Want to get in touch?We would love to hear from you! Feel free to @ us and drop a line or two!IG: Skye @unconventionalorganisationIG: Sarah @theadhdskillslabpodcastYT: Unconventional Organisation ADHDBuild ADHD-friendly Flexible Routines You'll Love. We'll guide you through the system we've used to help 800+ academics, entrepreneurs, and working professionals with ADHD reach their goal within one month.https://www.unconventionalorganisation.com/the-adhd-academyClick here to learn more and looking forward to seeing you there!
Welcome back to this weeks episode of The ADHD Skills Lab! Producer Sarah here, ready to give you this weeks breakdown.Going to start by flagging that this episode was deeply emotional all around, from initial research all the way through to reviewing post-edit. That said... ***TRIGGER WARNING: strong mentions and verbal depictions of social stigma and rejection.. if you would like to skip ahead to the discussion of ADHD and restlessness, please jump to 19:45 in the recording.***You can find all of the links/resources from this episode down below, I think the most I have ever posted! Jackpot!ADHD Skills Discussed:ADHD-friendly Mindfulness More purposes for a sensory-friendly space in your homePhysical and Active Somatic therapies for restlessness, anxiety, frustration, etc.Thanks for being here. Until next time,~ Sarah (Podcast Producer)Looking for more content? Want to get in touch?We would love to hear from you! Feel free to @ us and drop a line or two!IG: Skye @unconventionalorganisationIG: Sarah @theadhdskillslabpodcastYT: Unconventional Organisation ADHDReferences:01:13 - Stigma Related to Observable Symptoms, But Not Stimulant Medication Use, in Young Women With ADHD.19:44 - Network structure of symptomatology of adult attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder in patients with mood disorders.UO Articles: ADHD and MindfulnessSelf-criticism and ADHD: Five strategies to check in, ground, and reset when you feel overwhelmedGoblin.toolsHow to ADHD: Getting REAL About the Struggle To Make Friends When You Have ADHDBuild ADHD-friendly Flexible Routines You'll Love. We'll guide you through the system we've used to help 800+ academics, entrepreneurs, and working professionals with ADHD reach their goal within one month.https://www.unconventionalorganisation.com/the-adhd-academyClick here to learn more and looking forward to seeing you there!
Producer Sarah put together a list of wild men's college basketball player names which Jake & Ben had to determine which names are real and which are fake.
Syke, Ally, and Producer Sarah talk about the predictions people had made about 2024 from 100 years ago & make their own predictions for 100 years from now.
Geezers Of Gear is growing, and super excited to be adding a new team member in the role of Producer. And not just any old producer, but the one and only Sarah "Just Birnie" Birnie. With a history in both Formula One and Concert Touring, Sarah recently started her own social media influencer business from an island in Greece. Now, she's helping to share our guest's stories to the world as we grow Geezers Of Gear. This episode is brought to you by and .
Marvel: Beatie Wolfe interviews x-ray visionary, superhuman casting director and producer Sarah Finn about building out the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe as well as casting the most awarded film in movie history, amongst many others. Listen to this show that takes you from sufism to being dubbed as the most valuable email address in Hollywood via the electrical charge of one's intuition. Orange Juice for the Ears with “musical weirdo and visionary” (Vice) Beatie Wolfe explores the power of music across space, science, art, health, film and technology by talking to leading luminaries from Nobel Laureates to punk publishers about their life's work and musical DNA. Beatie Wolfe is an artist who has beamed her music into space, been appointed a UN role model for innovation and held an acclaimed solo exhibition at the V&A Museum. Sarah Finn's Orange Juice for the Ears First song that imprinted? “Yellow Bird” by The Mills Brothers First album that shaped who you are? “Home Again” from the record Tapestry by Carole King The music you would send into Space? “Somewhere over the Rainbow” as performed by Israel "IZ” Kamakawiwo'ole The song you would have at your memorial? “As” by Stevie Wonder The album you would pass onto the next generation? “Power of Two” from the record Swamp Ophelia by Indigo Girls This show first aired live on dublab radio - tracks have been shortened for this podcast. The podcast was mastered by Dean Martin Hovey at Soundwell Studios.
Hiii everybody. This week on the show we are flipping things on it's head a little bit. I'm often asked about my story, my journey, my advice...so I figured it could be a fun opportunity to have my associate producer, Sarah Bockian, take the reins as interviewer and put me in the hot seat. Sarah joined the team six months ago at the start of the writers' strike, and has been working behind the scenes with me to help bring these episodes to life. She comes from the world of development and writers' room support staff, having worked on comedies and dramas for both broadcast and streaming. As this is her formal introduction on the show, she'd like the listeners to know two things: 1) she's available for staffing (and also Showrunners' Assistant and Writers' Assistant positions), and 2) she was super congested during the recording of this episode, and she's 90% sure her voice normally sounds less annoying. In this episode, we cover everything from my immigration to America, to egos at work, and the one set experience that still haunts me to this day. Key Takeaways: -Make your own opportunities, don't wait for them to find you -The most valuable business relationships are about depth, not quantity -The importance of holding on to your spark Thanks for doing this life thing with me! -C
For this episode, we welcome executive producer Sarah Timberman to discuss her career and work on both Justified and Justified: City Primeval. We also chat about her move from publishing into the world of TV, her role as a non-writing producer, and the Emmy-nominated Fleishman is in Trouble. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Play | Stitcher | RSS Contact + Follow: Email | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube
Episode 100 Live Show (Replay): In case you missed it. PlainGuy, TowManG and Producer Sarah sat down live to celebrate their 100th episodesThey Talk:- Haas Alert System (Guest: Devon Banks)- Manual Transmissions - Contest Giveaways Thank you to our Amazing Show SponsorsBakpul Hitches - www.bakpulhitches.comTow Canada Magazine - www.towcanada.caPlainGuy Productions: www.towinglife.caRecovery of the Month "Enter & Win"www.towinglife.ca/recoveryMERCH STORE:www.towinglife.ca/shopBakPul Hitches Now Available in CANADAwww.towinglife.ca/bakpulThe Towing Life Podcast isn't Possible without the help of our amazing supporters,Find out how to become a supporter at: www.towinglife.ca/be-a-supporterFor comments/questions or concerns we can be reached at thetowinglife@gmail.comor by searching @thetowinglifepodcast on Facebook. also at www.towinglife.ca
In this week's episode of the Black Girl Nerds podcast we interview actor Sung Kang of Fast X and the team behind FX's The Secrets of Hillsong Stacey Lee and Sarah Amos. Segment 1: Sung Kang is an American-born Korean actor, most recognizable for his recurring role in the multi-billion dollar Fast and Furious franchise for Universal Pictures. Sung will next reprise the role of Han Lue in Fast X, the highly-anticipated tenth installment of the Fast franchise, starring opposite Vin Diesel, Charlize Theron, Jason Momoa, and Helen Mirren. The film is set to release on May 19, 2023. Host: Ryanne Segment 2: The Secrets of Hillsong is a four-part documentary series based on the explosive original reporting on the megachurch's scandals by Vanity Fair journalists Alex French and Dan Adler. Directed by Stacey Lee, The Secrets of Hillsong features the first interviews with former pastors Carl and Laura Lentz since their public ousting from the church, which for years counted musicians, actors, athletes and other celebrities among its flock. Sarah Amos Executive Producer Sarah Amos currently serves as the vice president of Development & Production (Non-Fiction TV, Documentaries) at Condé Nast Entertainment. Before joining CNE, Amos was the VP of Development and Production for Marvel Entertainment's New Media division, overseeing the video, livestreaming and audio content slate and was an executive producer on the Disney+ original series Marvel's 616 and Marvel's Hero Project. Stacey Lee Director / Producer Stacey Lee is a New Zealand-born, California-based director whose work is defined by a highly visual and emotive storytelling style. Her documentary work has received accolades, including Best Music Documentary at the 2022 MTV Movie & TV Awards, and has premiered at international film festivals, including Toronto, Cannes and Tribeca Film Festival, winning Best in Show at Atlanta and Tacoma Film Festival. FX's The Secrets of Hillsong premieres May 19 and streams the next day on Hulu Host: Jamie Music by: Sammus Edited by: Jamie Broadnax
Episode 83 has PlainGuy, TowManG & Producer Sarah back in studio!They Talk:- Helping before Criticizing- $1.1 Million dollar mix up!- Producer Sarah has BIG NEWS!!!Episode Source:https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/winnipeg-towing-company-overcharges-1.6771094Recovery of the Month "Enter & Win"www.towinglife.ca/recoveryMERCH STORE:www.towinglife.ca/shopBakPul Hitches Now Available in CANADAwww.towinglife.ca/bakpulThe Towing Life Podcast isn't Possible without the help of our amazing supporters,Find out how to become a supporter at: www.towinglife.ca/be-a-supporterFor comments/questions or concerns we can be reached at thetowinglife@gmail.comor by searching @thetowinglifepodcast on Facebook. also at www.towinglife.ca
Our new morning show producer joins us for the first time & Ally gives a review of Syosset High School's production of "Legally Blonde", the latest musical she saw on her high school musical tour.
Episode 78 has PlainGuy, TowManG and Producer Sarah all together after a week away!They Talk:- HAAS alert system- American Vs Canadian Insurance coverage- Truck Customization (Who has final say?)- Pet PeevesLive Dial 24www.livedial24.comRecovery of the Month "Enter & Win"www.towinglife.ca/recoveryNEW SWAG AVAILABLEwww.towinglife.ca/shopBakPul Hitches Now Available in CANADAwww.towinglife.ca/bakpulThe Towing Life Podcast isn't Possible without the help of our amazing supporters,Find out how to become a supporter at: www.towinglife.ca/be-a-supporterFor comments/questions or concerns we can be reached at thetowinglife@gmail.comor by searching @thetowinglifepodcast on Facebook. also at www.towinglife.caSources: HAAS alert systemhttps://caaniagara.ca/news/caa-niagara-equips-towing-vehicles-haas-alert-technology-protect-roadside-responders-and
Episode 76 has PlainGuy, TowManG and Producer Sarah sitting down to discuss the final season of Heavy Rescue 401 They Talk:- Favorite Stars- Positive or Negative for the industry- Trouble in the GTA!!- Ohana LandingRecovery of the Month "Enter & Win"www.towinglife.ca/recoveryNEW SWAG AVAILABLEwww.towinglife.ca/shopBakPul Hitches Now Available in CANADAwww.towinglife.ca/bakpulThe Towing Life Podcast isn't Possible without the help of our amazing supporters,Find out how to become a supporter at: www.towinglife.ca/be-a-supporterFor comments/questions or concerns we can be reached at thetowinglife@gmail.comor by searching @thetowinglifepodcast on Facebook. also at www.towinglife.caSources:https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2022/06/23/opp-officer-sentenced-for-steering-500000-in-business-to-tow-truck-operator-featured-on-reality-tv.htmlOhana Landing Go Fund Me: https://www.gofundme.com/f/ohana-landing?utm_source=widget&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=p_cp+share-sheet
Episode 74 has PlainGuy, TowManG & Producer Sarah bursting at the seemsThey Talk:- Don't Laugh (Who is the most heartless?)- Swift Current Tow Truck Hit (What's it gonna take?)- Winter Weather Update (Canada is getting it)Recovery of the Month "Enter & Win"www.towinglife.ca/recoveryNEW SWAG AVAILABLEwww.towinglife.ca/shopBakPul Hitches Now Available in CANADAwww.towinglife.ca/bakpulThe Towing Life Podcast isn't Possible without the help of our amazing supporters,Find out how to become a supporter at: www.towinglife.ca/be-a-supporterFor comments/questions or concerns we can be reached at thetowinglife@gmail.comor by searching @thetowinglifepodcast on Facebook. also at www.towinglife.ca
Today, Sarah Drummond is a BAFTA-winner and the Managing Director and Executive Producer of LS Productions, the leading production service company in the UK. But when she was 15, she dropped out of high school and went to work at a shoe shop. In this episode, Sarah gives an in-depth look into her working-class background and talks about the power and utmost importance of community-based film outreach that develops accessibility and inclusivity (and what that actually, proactively, means). Stay tuned till the end for Lauren and Evita's top movies and shows of 2022! Notes: Sarah's socials: Twitter | LinkedIn LS Productions | LS Films Movies mentioned & accessibility: Happening: Prime The Lost City: Star Now Everything Everywhere All At Once: Prime Titane: VOD The Banshees of Inisherin: Disney+ Glass Onion: Netflix Flee: Disney+ Windfall: Netflix American Psycho: Lionsgate+ The Hunt: Prime Dragonfly: VOD TV mentioned & accessibility: The White Lotus: HBO Max Our Flag Means Death: HBO Max Spy x Family: Crunchy Roll Severance: Apple TV Moonknight: Disney+ Follow us on Instagram @MakingItWomenInFilm and connect with us on LinkedIn! Don't forget to follow/subscribe to the podcast, give it a five star rating, and share it on your socials! We couldn't do this without you. womeninfilm.co.uk A production by Bonnie and Braw and LS Films. Host/Editor: Malin Evita Ditlefsen. Researcher: Lauren San Miguel. Music "Lo Fi Kitchen and Cooking" by MusicDog. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/makingitwomeninfilm/message
Episode 72 has the whole team back again. Producer Sarah puts together another great episode of Tow Truck Jeopardy!They Talk:- Clear it or Send it? Snow covered Vehicles- Tow Truck Jeopardy! Who will come out on Top- Throwback to the topic nobody remembersRecovery of the Monthwww.towinglife.ca/recoveryNEW SWAG AVAILABLEwww.towinglife.ca/shopBakPul Hitches Now Available in CANADAVisit www.towinglife.ca/bakpulThe Towing Life Podcast isn't Possible without the help of our amazing supporters,Find out how to become a supporter at: www.towinglife.ca/be-a-supporterFor comments/questions or concerns we can be reached at thetowinglife@gmail.comor by searching @thetowinglifepodcast on Facebook. also at www.towinglife.ca
Episode 71 has the whole team together again. from personal stories to authentic questions they cover a wide range of topics. Can PlainGuy get the BINGO!They Talk:- PlainGuy's truck stop fiasco- TowManG's christmas light conundrum- and Producer Sarah brings news of training being offered by the ICBC Source: https://training.ara.bc.ca/shop/Recovery of the Monthwww.towinglife.ca/recoveryNEW SWAG AVAILABLEwww.towinglife.ca/shopBakPul Hitches Now Available in CANADAVisit www.towinglife.ca/bakpulThe Towing Life Podcast isn't Possible without the help of our amazing supporters,Find out how to become a supporter at: www.towinglife.ca/be-a-supporterFor comments/questions or concerns we can be reached at thetowinglife@gmail.com or by searching @thetowinglifepodcast on Facebook. also at www.towinglife.ca
Episode 69 has Producer Sarah out of the studio for Family Holidays. The boys are left unsupervised which can lead to all kinds of trouble!!They Talk:- Early SnowFall and the effect on business patterns- Would you Rather? A fun game seeing where the boys stand on different scenarios- Yard TrainingNEW SWAG AVAILABLEwww.towinglife.ca/shopBakPul Hitches Now Available in CANADAVisit www.towinglife.ca/bakpulThe Towing Life Podcast isn't Possible without the help of our amazing supporters,Find out how to become a supporter at: www.towinglife.ca/be-a-supporterFor comments/questions or concerns we can be reached at thetowinglife@gmail.com or by searching @thetowinglifepodcast on Facebook. also at www.towinglife.ca
Episode 66 has PlainGuy, TowManG and Producer Sarah back together again.It's Always OUR FAULT!!With the inquiry into Canada's use of the Emergencies Act in full swing, There is no surprise that Towing Companies are taking some of the blame.Source: https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/emergencies-act-bernier-ops-1.6630000?fbclid=IwAR33ouphLzIJ8XlE7NL1FLRzDW0ICmK69iCJWXK5WEp52Il7tW8HIPnrKHoCalifornia Tow Trucks not responsible for debris cleanupThe debate of who is responsible for cleaning up debris from accidents continues, California seems to favor the Towing Companies by only requiring debris from roadways cleared.Source: https://www.abc10.com/video/entertainment/television/programs/why-guy-question/tow-truck-companies-pick-parts-accident-why-guy/103-bc2fc6f8-c6fc-457b-8765-d00e76c46f93The Towing Life Podcast isn't Possible without the help of our amazing supporters,Find out how to become a supporter at: www.towinglife.ca/be-a-supporterMerchandise Now Availablehttps://my-store-ca7c60.creator-spring.com/For comments/questions or concerns we can be reached at thetowinglife@gmail.com or by searching @thetowinglifepodcast on Facebook. also at www.towinglife.ca
Episode 65 PlainGuy & Producer Sarah sitting down with James Brush. A operator from Michigan who came within inches of loosing his life.January 23, 2014 James Brush was on a ride along seeing if towing was a job that would interest him. On only his second call things took a turn for the worst. A vehicle on the highway lost control, striking James and leaving him fighting for his life. The Towing Life Podcast isn't Possible without the help of our amazing supporters,Find out how to become a supporter at: www.towinglife.ca/be-a-supporterMerchandise Now Availablehttps://my-store-ca7c60.creator-spring.com/For comments/questions or concerns we can be reached at thetowinglife@gmail.com or by searching @thetowinglifepodcast on Facebook. also at www.towinglife.ca
“Horseshoe Crabs: How 350-Million-Year-Old Sea Creatures are Vital to Human Survival” is a award winning short film that played at the Science & Nature Film Festival. With the worldwide race to develop and manufacture vaccines came renewed interest in horseshoe crabs. These sea creatures are over 350 million years old and their blue blood has been critical to the development of COVID-19 vaccines. Their epicenter is here in the northeast and they descend on our beaches every spring in the thousands. Although the bright blue blood played a vital role in helping to end the pandemic, their numbers are in decline. We spoke with some "local heroes" who have been protecting them, and went out into the waters of Brooklyn with elementary students to monitor and tag them. Numerous species, including humans, depend on horseshoe crabs and it's up to us to help ensure their survival. Playing on the Film Festival Streaming service later this month. You can sign up for the 7 day free trial at www.wildsound.ca (available on your streaming services and APPS). There is a DAILY film festival to watch, plus a selection of award winning films on the platform. Then it's only $3.99 per month. Subscribe to the podcast: https://twitter.com/wildsoundpod https://www.instagram.com/wildsoundpod/ https://www.facebook.com/wildsoundpod
Episode 54 has PlainGuy & TowManG discussing the worker shortage hitting the industry -Southern Snacks; With the help of Producer Sarah, the boys talk some southern snacks and ask. How good are they?-Grassroot Programs. We share ideas on how to promote the towing industry to teenagers in an effort to grow our future hiring pool!-Moral Dilemma. Find out what the boys would do in 2 very real world scenarios.Merchandise Now Availablehttps://my-store-ca7c60.creator-spring.com/Call us today 249-666-2209For comments/questions or concerns we can be reached at thetowinglife@gmail.com or by searching @thetowinglifepodcast on Facebook. also at www.towinglife.caThis episode sponsored by: B/A Products www.baprod.comFind out how to become a supporter at: www.towinglife.ca/be-a-supporterFind us on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwQtWRbXjgLg3--hX1C9NFA
Episode 52 has PlainGuy & TowManG Reliving the first 51 episodes of the show-With episode 52 comes the 1-year anniversary of The Towing Life Podcast. PlainGuy, TowManG and Producer Sarah discuss the ups and downs of 1 full year of the show.-They play "Who said it?" where PlainGuy and TowManG try to guess who said some of our best quotes of the year.-They Share their favorite and least favorite episodes from the year. and discuss the plan for the next year of the showSources:Merchandise Now Availablehttps://my-store-ca7c60.creator-spring.com/Call us today 249-666-2209For comments/questions or concerns we can be reached at thetowinglife@gmail.com or by searching @thetowinglifepodcast on Facebook. also at www.towinglife.caThis episode sponsored by: B/A Products www.baprod.comFind out how to become a supporter at: www.towinglife.ca/be-a-supporterFind us on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwQtWRbXjgLg3--hX1C9NFA
Episode 43 has PlainGuy & TowManG introducing their new producer Sarah. They play some Towing Life Jeopardy!!Categories-Tow Makers-Towing Thingamajiggers-Towing History-Claim to Fame-Auto EmblemsPlay the Jeopardy game at home:https://jeopardylabs.com/play/2022-05-27-459Merchandise Now Availablehttps://my-store-ca7c60.creator-spring.com/Call us today 249-666-2209For comments/questions or concerns we can be reached at thetowinglife@gmail.com or by searching @thetowinglifepodcast on Facebook. also at www.towinglife.caThis episode sponsored by: B/A Products www.baprod.comFind out how to become a supporter at: www.towinglife.ca/be-a-supporterFind us on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwQtWRbXjgLg3--hX1C9NFA
Join hosts Veronica and Darren for a jam packed episode ready to inspire new books to be read and new novels to be written... In this episode we have a spectacular interview with the author of over 200 books Hazel Edwards who is joined with equally spectacular audio book producer and author Sarah Bacaller. Add in audio book reviews, chats about mosquito bites on the tips of your toes, industry news including information about the upcoming Writer's Week in Adelaide, and the amazing psychological benefits of snuggling up with a good book! Oh, and a mission to deep dive into choose your own adventures...Visit www.australianbooklovers.com to learn more.
Hey all! Dave and Tom are out this week, so our Producer Sarah came and hung out with us! The guys take prayer requests, chat with the live Facebook audience and discuss the different beans allowed in a bowl of chili. Then Shawn lead everyone is a powerful prayer time.
It's about time! In this weeks awesome episode we get to know a voice you've been hearing for a while: Sarah Nicole! You may know her as "Producer Sarah". She is an A+ friend has been a massive help during InTalksicated 2.0. This week she is in the guest seat.We have a great chat about: our very new friendship, being too nice, putting yourself first, being aware of your social battery, mental health, toxic past behavior and marriage. PLUS: is Vine better than TikTok? Is there such thing as free will? and don't be a dick!Featured Song:"We Are A Mess" - Kids Loosing SleepFollow Sarah Nicole:@hellosarahnicoleLeave us a voicemailEmail questions: intalksicatedpodcast@gmail.comMake sure you subscribe to InTalksicated Podcast on Apple Podcasts!Follow Intalksicated:Facebook: @intalksicatedpodcastInstagram: @intalksicatedpodcastFollow Sarah: @sarah_maclSubscribe on YouTube!
Mike and John are back to discuss child pickpocket gangs, rubber bigfoot feet, Canadian things and more clang. Also, Producer Sarah covers for Rhys and suffers from the cultural differences.
So excited to interview Motion Designer and producer Sarah Wickliffe who has has an epic career just check out her CV below. AMC NETWORKS (SOCIAL CONTENT; 2019-2021) DESUS & MERO (SHOWTIME; 2019) THE GREAT AMERICAN READ (PBS; 2019) THE REDUCTRUSS HOUR (COMEDY CENTRAL PILOT; 2019) “THIS IS PERSONAL” WOMEN'S MARCH DOCUMENTARY (DISARMING FILMS; 2019) KNOW YOUR BODY SERIES (YAHOO/PURINA; 2019) THE RUNDOWN WITH ROBIN THEDE (BET; 2017-2018) UNRELEASED JON STEWART PROJECT (HBO; 2016-2017) THE NIGHTLY SHOW WITH LARRY WILMORE (COMEDY CENTRAL; 2015-2016) THE CHEW (ABC; 2013-2015) PRUDENTIAL FINANCIAL (WEB; 2012) TIME TRUMPET (COMEDY CENTRAL PILOT; 2011) ONION NEWS NETWORK (WEB; 2010-2011) THIRD & BIRD (CEBEEBIES; 2008-2009) THE WONDERPETS (NICKELODEON; 2007) KAPPA MIKEY (NICKELODEON; 2007) Sarah shares some great tips to improve your networking and building up your clients. www.toddrocheford.com
The playwright turned screenwriter talks about what it's like to write material based on real people for the FX TV series. "My job was to adopt 20-something Monica [Lewinsky]'s point of view… and so I wrote based on Monica's story, and then I had the incredible asset of Monica Lewinsky herself reading my scripts and giving me feedback, so I basically trusted that in the writing of it, the scripts would reflect on how Monica experienced it." Sarah talks about her beginnings as a writer and how it doesn't matter where you're from. "You need something that's good on the page; that's all you need. You can live in Idaho, you can live in Ottawa, you don't have to live in The East Village or Santa Monica… if you are in any position to be able to write, I do think that having faith in what you put on the page is really what matters." Don't forget to subscribe to the Write On Podcast on iTunes! Now available on Google Podcasts!
School is out; summer is here! On this episode of the WeCrochet Podcast, the team flashes back to some nostalgic memories of high school. Heather and Katelyn reminisce about who they were in high school and wistfully chat about that feelings of fun and silliness intrinsically tied to more youthful days of their pasts. Katelyn sits down to talk to Selin Kocalar of Woolly Wishes, a non-profit organization founded by a high schooler, dedicated to using handicrafts to heal Syrian refugee communities affected by war. The activism of Gen Z is an inspiration and, as Selin points out, there is no need to feel limited by youth. A true student-led organization, Selin details how Woolly Wishes began, accomplishments to date, and ideas for continued outreach in the future. By keeping their donation parameters accessible, Woolly Wishes is able to collect usable goods from a multitude of categories. From hats and scarves to toys and bobbles, they're set to put to use just about everything. While the focus is primarily on providing support to children in refugee communities, Woolly Wishes wont turn away those in need and will gladly provide supplies available to families as well. Selin and Katelyn discuss the best ways to donate, the most sought-after items, and how those interested can offer support. Then crochet summer school is in session and Heather, Katelyn and Producer Sarah talk all about the top ways to learn more crochet this summer. The expertly curated top ten list to Learn More about Crochet this summer includes but is not limited to: Make a friend, reach out to family and crochet together Try a new pattern Teach someone how to crochet Read a book or stitch dictionary Try a new technique Dive into Youtube Crochet Tutorials Check out Crochet Tiktok Take a Virtual Class Facebook: Join a yarn-related group, or participate in virtual crochet nights Stay Connected: listen to a podcast and sign up for our email list! Mentioned in This Episode:Woolly Wishes WeCrochet Summer Sale Stitch Together Patterns Crochet Pattern Kits Learn to Crochet dishcloths Crochet books Crochet Every Way Stitch Dictionary The New Crochet Stitch Dictionary All About Tunisian Crochet Taperstry Crochet Mini Hook Book - Learn C2C TL Yarn Crafts Heart Hook Home WeCrochet Youtube WeCrochet Tik Tok WeCrochet Facebook Group Crochet Foundry Facebook Group WeCrochet's newsletter Timestamps:0:00 Welcome to the WeCrochet Podcast 0:14 Heather and Katelyn talk about high school 3:10 Katelyn interviews Selin Kocalar of Woolly Wishes 14:33 Summer Sale 15:25 Top ten list of things to do this summer 26:51 the credits
Please join us for an engaging, inspiring and heartfelt conversation with Sarah Ellis! The conversation begins with many giggles, as Sarah shares her stories of her inspiring work at MTShorts, a film production company that she co-founded, dedicated to "elevating the voices of a new generation". MT Shorts creates artistic opportunities for writers, musicians, artists, choreographers and actors to showcase, workshop and share their skills — instead of waiting for directors and producers to give them permission.Learn more about her work at https://www.meetsarahellis.com and https://www.mtshorts.com/Also Dear Listener, if you have any questions that you'd like answered in future episodes, please email them to meridithjoseph@gmail.com###Your hosts of Are You Waiting for Permission? are Meridith Grundei and Joseph Bennett. They're friends, co-hosts, actors, improvisers and coaches. She lives in NYC and coaches actors, business professionals and presenters to fully engage with their audience, and themselves. She also mentors young actors and directors. He lives in San Miguel de Allende, México and coaches artists and other creative beings about the beautiful business of art — and life. You can find Meridith:Meridith Grundei the performer artist gal Meridith Grundei CoachingYou can find Joseph:Joseph Bennett the artist/coach extraordinaire*Special thanks to Amy Shelley and Gary Grundei of high fiction for letting us use their music for the Are You Waiting for Permission? podcast.And... while the podcast is free, it's not cheap. We'd be thrilled to have your support on PATREONThank you for listening!
Socks are one of those milestone knitting projects that once successfully completed, help you feel prepared to take on more difficult projects. Knitters who haven't taken the leap can be intimidated by words like "gusset" and "kitchener stitch" but on today's podcast Lee and Stacey hope to help make socks less scary for sock newbies by diving deep into everything sock-knitting. First up, Lee and Stacey check in about what's on their needles. Lee picked up a project that she started in 2019 while Stacey shares a sad knitting story with a happy ending. (Yes frogging can be happy!) Then Lee and Stacey disagree on how to knit socks: toe-up or top-down? Next, new Knit Picks team members, Michelle and Cathy talk to Lee and Stacey about their knitting background and even answer our lightning round knitting questions. (*Use the This or That graphic below and answer some of our knitting questions yourself in your Instagram Stories!) Later Lee and Stacey pick up where they left off with their socks fight, only to agree that personal preference is key. Both discuss knitting two socks at at a time is a favorite. They cover everything about how to knit socks, demystify sock construction, share some favorite sock yarns, and answer YOUR questions about sock knitting. Mentioned in This Episode: Atrium Cardigan by Melissa Wehrle Andean Treasure Barnstaple vest High Desert Gannet Hoodie pattern Felici Beyond The Wall colorway Meet Cathy Episode 332 - Your Favorite Sock Yarns Explained Learn to Knit socks Knitting in the Round with Magic Loop (Video Tutorial) Learn to Knit - The Sock Kit Rockin' Socks: Colorful Patterns Socks for Everybody: For the Beginner Sock Knitter Socktacular: Mix Match Sock for Fancy Feet Splendid Soles: Colorfully Coordinated Sock Patterns Hawthorne Stroll Static Aloft Bare Eco Superwash Alpaca Swish Two at once toe up magic loop pattern Simply Socks: A Collection of Wardrobe Basics Artful Arches: 12 Colorwork and Textured Sock Patterns Knitting in the Round on Circular Needles (Video Tutorial) Knitting in the Round with Two Circular Needles (Video Tutorial) Knitting in the Round with DPNs (Video Tutorial) Timestamps: 0:00 Welcome to the Knit Picks Podcast 0:30 What is Lee working on right now? 3:30 Stacey's sad story 8:16 Let's talk about socks 11:42 Meet Michelle and Cathy 19:42 Lightning Round Knitting Questions 27:28 Producer Sarah has FOMO and Heather has the fix 28:25 More socks talk 58:57 Credits
In this episode of the WeCrochet Podcast, we're talking about all things TV plus crochet! In this golden age of on-demand content, TV and crochet go together like Laverne and Shirley (or Abbi and Ilana of Broad City). First Sara, Katelyn, and Heather chat about what they've been watching while they crochet. Between true crime, comedies, or even documentaries, there's a great TV show to suit any crocheter. Next, Heather and Katelyn talk about the patterns of Issue 6 of WeCrochet Magazine. The Retro Reverb collection features vintage tech-inspired motifs like mixtapes, records, and TVs, while the Mindful Makes collection is all about neutral colors and calming stitches. Finally, Producer Sarah joins Heather to nerd out about famous crocheters, theories about crochet on TV (Back to the Future, 1985, spoilers included), the most famous afghans in pop culture, and the origins of Fuller House character Kimmy Gibler's funky crocheted scarves. Get cozy on your favorite lounging chair to go through decades of crochet in TV shows and find out where you can find crochet in your favorite shows. Mentioned in This Episode: Harmonious Pullover by Natalia McHayle Galileo WeCrochet Magazine Issue 6 Stroll Gradient Riviera Tee by Sincerely, Pam Crest of the Waves Cowl by Jo Kirby Retro Reverb collection Mindful Makes Collection Episode 33 Gauge tool Episode 18 Boom Box Belt Bag & Mix Tape Wallet by Heather Mann Curio #3 Bop Shop Earrings by Ashley Zhong Record Blanket by Dawn Curran Rhythm Tote by Kathleen Berlew Wisdom Book Bag by Moon Elderidge Other celebrities that crochet Why do all TV shows have the same blanket (granny square) Bacon & Egg Scarf by Twinkie Chan Cupcake Scarf (Kellyz Creations) Cactus Scarf (designed by HelloHappy & made by @sewcraftycrochet Pattern on WeCrochet Mary Kate Killilea, costume designer“I spotted Crochet on TV thread” on Crochet Liberation Front Headquarters group on Ravelry Timestamps:0:00 Welcome to the WeCrochet Podcast 0:14 Heather, Sara, and Katelyn 7:53 Katelyn and Heather 27:05 Brava Speckled 28:20 TV Crochet Talk 54:45 Credits
An all too familiar knitting crossroad - does one I knit a sweater or not. While sweaters can seem intimidating if you've never done one before chances are, once you've made one, it's likely you'll make another. On today's episode of the Knit Picks Podcast, Lee and Stacey do a deep dive into sweater construction. Whether you're new to sweaters or have been making them for years, you'll likely enjoy this "nerdy" sweater conversation. First they catch up by discussing what's on their needles. Both Lee and Stacey are making patterns for our latest Knit Picks Collections. Lee even shares her latest yarn substitution and talks about color selection. From pullover and cardigans, to seamed vs seamless, Stacey and Lee review the various styles and constructions of sweaters. Stacey asks the question - what does the word "sweater" mean to you? Is a cardigan a sweater? Together, the two ponder fashion philosophy and ask you to weigh in. In the second half, the two ruminate different sweater collars, sleeves, and shapes. Cowl neck vs. turtle necks, boat vs crew, and more, they define some terms to help clarify what you might see in a pattern. Stacey loves a good scoop neck where Lee prefers to adapt necklines for varying situations. Happy Knitting! Pullover Sweater: Mentioned in This Episode:Gannet Hoodie by Kristen TenDyke Chalet Collection Vertex Collection N for November Sweater by Fabienne Gassmann Comfy Hawthorne Aloft Twill Stacey's Sweater Blog Mister Postman by Kristen Jancuk Harley Pullover by Jenny Williams Lansbury Cardigan by Holli Yeoh Rustic Tweed Oshinkoshin Pullover Teasel Shrug by Sarah Shepherd Cloud Sweater by Sarah Shepherd Windfall Timestamps:0:00 Welcome to the Knit Picks Podcast 0:24 "What's on your needles?" 6:52 Let's talk about sweater construction 7:56 "What does the word "sweater" mean to you?" 11:36 Favorite type of construction - seamed vs seamless, top down vs bottom up? 13:21 Raglan defined 16:31 Other shaping - set in sleeves 19:47 Heather and Producer Sarah talk about what's new at Knit Picks 21:53 Lee and Stacey are back with more sweater talk 22:15 Shapes of sweaters 24:08 What's your favorite for pull over sweaters 26:57 Sweater shaping 28:59 Saddle shoulder 32:43 Drop shoulder 35:56 Dolman sleeves 44:39 Credits
The team is trying out a new podcast theme in this episode, Food for Thought. Today we're talking all about food! First, Katelyn and Producer Sarah join Heather to talk about their signature recipes, and the parallels between cooking and crochet. Next, Katelyn tells Heather her Top 5 Snacks to eat while crocheting, and Heather counters with the Top 5 Snacks NOT to eat while crocheting. Then they share their favorite crochet blanket patterns. Finally, Heather sits down for a chat with Stephanie Pokorny of Crochetverse. This colorful crochet designer is known for her fantastical crochet costumes, and tells us all about her new book, Creative Crochet Projects. Mentioned in This Episode:Beginner Blanket: Crochet Beginner Blanket by Heidi Wells Motif Blanket: Record Blanket by Dawn Curran WeCrochet Magazine Issue 6 Corner to Corner: Corner to Corner Afghan by Sara Dudek Textured Blanket: Popcorn Throw by Kristen Clay Colorwork Blanket: Nordic Colorwork Blanket from Issue 5 BONUS: Tuff Granny Throw by Stacey Winklepleck Marshmallow Baby Blanket by Kristen Clay “Cabbage” Rose Blanket by Kristen Clay Sugar and Spice Baby Blanket by Tammy Hildebrand Salt Water Taffy Crochet Afghan by Donna Barranti Textured Blanket: Popcorn Throw by Kristen Clay Bonus: Lemon Block Pattern by Twinkie Chan Humans that Yarn Census Creative Crochet Projects by Stephanie Pokorny Crochetverse Stephanie Polorny Stephanie's Instagram Timestamps: 0:00 Welcome to Food for Thought 6:53 Katelyn and Heather talk about crochet snacks 20:20 Craft Yarn Council Survey 20:59 Heather interviews Stephanie Pokorny 43:07 Credits
James Lott Jr connects with one of the producers of the Oscar Nominated Film The Trial of the Chicago 7! Sarah Schroeder-Matzkin: actress, singer, songwriter, and producer, known for “Man in the Chair” (2006). Creativity and entertainment was sparked in Sarah from a very young age. During her high school years, she worked with her brother Kelly Schroeder, who was a director, AD, and producer for TV and film. She later went to college on an academic and basketball scholarship, graduating with a BA in Finance. Throughout college and several years after in Australia, she modeled for Quick Silver, Hot Tuna and Billabong and played professional basketball for the Perth Eagles. Arriving back in the United States she started a Finance company, flourishing throughout the Northwest.Sarah’s career pivoted in 2006 with a role in “Man in the Chair” starring Christopher Plummer. She also served as a producer. This film motivated her to sell her finance company in 2008, so she could focus full time on acting, singing and producing. Recently Sarah completed a short film, “Unfortunate Circumstances” that she co-wrote, produced and starred in opposite Gena Rowlands. She was then casted and starred in the film “Not Alone” also starring Pat Healy and Richard Lawson. She also was asked to sing the song “Look Too the Stars” which plays during the end credits of the movie Not Alone. In 2020 she recorded “Betrayal” and “My Angel”. In 2020 she recorded music videos for her songs Look too the Stars and Betrayal, set to release 2021. On the movie front in 2020 she Executive produced “Bloodshot”, starring Vin Diesel, “The Tax Collector”, starring Shia LeBouf, directed and written by David Ayer. “Not Alone” Trailer https://youtu.be/zRM-j9ysI2gSarah Schroeder- Matzkin IMDbhttps://www.imdb.com/name/nm1038151/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 Sarah Schroeder- Matzkin EPKhttps://youtu.be/HQjvtff8dEwFollow: FB / IG Sarah Schroeder Matzkin #oscars #thetrialsofchicago7 #sarahschroeder
In 2021 we're launching a series about crochet-related jobs (and how to get them). In this episode, we are talking about how crochet employs all types of people in different positions, with a focus on designers. First up, Heather and Katelyn chat with Producer Sarah about their first jobs. From being a tour guide in a cave or slinging pizzas, to getting paid in candy bars, hear a little about their journeys through employment to their positions now at WeCrochet. Next, Katelyn walks Heather through the life cycle of developing patterns at WeCrochet, and what kinds of things a contract designer has to do when they work with us. Heather also recommends some must-read articles about how to create a crochet design proposal from Chrisandra Skipper of AndSheLaughsBlog.com. Finally, Heather continues the discussion with the team from Crochet Foundry again. This time Lorene, Briana, and Pam get into how to communicate when collaborating with a creative team, as well as all the different people (and jobs) involved in making Crochet Foundry magazine a reality. Mentioned in This Episode:Episode 16 – The Art And Business Of Crochet Design with us! WeCrochet Ravelry Group - Design Calls Become A Crochet Designers - Creating a Design Proposal WeCrochet Magazine Episode 6 - Puff Bobble Popcorn Crochet Foundry Crochet Foundry Sincerely Pam Briana K Design Cre8tion Crochet Furls Hooks Our company is hiring for our Vancouver, Washington office and our Columbus, Ohio location Timestamps:0:00 Welcome to the WeCrochet Podcast 0:15 Heather, Katelyn and Producer Sarah talk about jobs 11:21 Heather and Katelyn talk about the lifecycle of the crochet pattern 27:57 Crochet Foundry Interview 47:15 Credits
Every knitter has their own path to take and follow. On today's episode of the Knit Picks Podcast, we're sharing a special interview. Heather Mann from the WeCrochet Podcast interviews Briana Kepner of Briana K Designs. Briana is a knit and crochet designer and one of the founders of Crochet Foundry, a quarterly publication of modern crochet designs. Briana (and the Crochet Foundry team) was recently featured on the WeCrochet Podcast but she stuck around our virtual recording studio for an extra chat to talk all about her knit designing journey. From making knits for newborn babies to having published over 300 of her designs, Briana shares some of her favorite yarns she's found along the way. So grab your needles and yarn and come get to know Briana Kepner. And as always happy knitting. Mentioned in This Episode:Briana K Designs WeCrochet Podcast Briana K Designs Knit Picks Pattern: Beginner Felici Knit Socks Briana K Designs Knit Picks Pattern: Pumpkin Mug Rug Coaster Aloft Aloft Hand Painted Swish Yarn Family Swish Worsted Swish DK Swish Bulky Hawthorne Yarn Family Hawthorne Hand Painted Try it Needle sets Briana K Designs on Instagram Briana K Designs on Ravelry Crochet Foundry Timestamps:0:00 The Introduction by Producer Sarah 0:50 Heather Interviews Brianna 17:52 The Credits
Today's episode is all about the joy of crochet! First, Sara and Heather talk about the parts of crochet that bring them the most joy. From choosing colors and yarn to finishing a WIP to sharing the final photo on social media, there's a lot of joy to be found in our hobby. Next, Producer Sarah chats with Sara about the concept of "sparking joy" from author Marie Kondo's book The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up. Producer Sarah suggests the concept of going through your yarn stash and holding each ball of yarn and WIP to see whether those items spark a physical feeling of joy when you touch them. Then they talk about ways to increase the joy in your crocheting. Finally, Heather sits down with Lisa Chayka of HELLOHappy, a crochet designer whose specialty is fun and happy crochet designs such as the Hanging Sloth Planter, Crossbody Fish Bag, and many others. Where does Lisa find inspiration? How did she start designing? What's her most popular pattern of all time? Find out the answers to these questions and more in this interview. Mentioned in This Episode:HelloHappy Designs Red Panda Planter Crossbody Fish Bag Flowering Cactus Scarf Sloth Hat Rabbit Mohair Cowl Brava Yarn Sloth Wall Hanging Sloth Hat Sloth Phone Pouch Sloth Planter Snuggle Puff Yarn Wonderfluff Yarn Fable Fur HelloHappy on Ravelry HelloHappy Website HelloHappy on Etsy HelloHappy on Instagram Timestamps: 0:00 The Opening with Heather and Sara 5:22 Producer Sarah and Sara chat about getting organized 15:15 Heather Interviews Lisa from HelloHappy 33:05 Credits
Goodbye 2020, Hello 2021! In the last episode of the year, the WeCrochet Team revisits their 2020 crafty resolutions to see what they achieved and looks forward at all the possibilities. First, Sara and Heather remind each other of their 2020 resolutions and score each other's successes. Just how many WIPs did Sara have at once this year? And did Heather ever finish the Twilight Top that she talked about so much in 2020? Next, Heather invites Regan and Producer Sarah to reflect on 2020, their New Years Eve celebration ideas, talk about this year's yarn-related accomplishments, and share their new resolutions for 2021. Finally, Sara asks Katelyn whether she sets resolutions at the beginning of each year, and the two discuss their possible goals, making changes to them until they're just right for the new year. Katelyn also presents the idea of "letting go" in 2021. Mentioned in this Episode: Twilight Top Tuff Puff Rainbow Wall Hanging Tunisian Hooks Muse (Aran) Regan's sweater WarmUp America blocks Curio #3 Palette Wonderfluff More WeCrochet Team Resolutions Timestamps:0:00 Sara and Heather take a look at last year's resolutions 5:12 Heather, Regan and Producer Sarah check in all about goals 25:26 Win a Sparkles the Unicorn Kit! 26:32 Sara and Katelyn look forward 31:58 Last words and credits
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We're winding down our year, finishing off our holiday projects, and taking a short break to gear up for 2021. In this special episode of the Knit Picks Podcast we're taking some time to do our very favorite thing: answering your questions! Hannah, Stacey, Lee, and later Producer Sarah, come together remotely from our craftrooms, offices, bedrooms or living rooms scattered across Portland, OR to answer your knitting queries. From tips and tricks with colorwork to deciding what to make next, the Knit Picks Podcast team is here to help. We bring our wealth of knowledge and unique perspective to help guide you through whatever is upsetting your knitting. We had so much fun thinking of solutions or sharing our favorite ways to tackle problems that we'll definitely be doing this again. Stay tuned to hear our answers to questions about all sorts of knitting and fiber conundrums. Mentioned in This Episode:Learn To Knit KP Learning Center Ball Winder Swift Ball Winder video Scrap Buy Nothing Project Twill Calorimtry Headband Norwegian Christmas Crackers Top Down Christmas Stockings Frost slippers Jacquard Acid Dye Starter Set Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction 2:04 Simpleliving246 on Instagram asks I’m having a hard time learning to knit during the pandemic - what are some good resources? 5:35 Khu_sh_bu on Instagram asks I bought your ball winder. I get tangled in the every cake. What am I doing wrong. Yes I am using the arrow. 10:16 Galswingirl on Instagram asks What to do when you only get one part of the gauge? ie, you match the row gauge but not the stitch gauge. 13:58 LivingBreathingLaughing on Instagram asks Help! I bought bad yarn and I don’t want to waste it or continue (with it). 17:28 Hitomebore2004 on Instagram asks I’m the worst at estimating yarn needed for a project - is there help for this? 19:37 Efdev35 on Instagram asks What is the best yarn weight for knitting a sweater? I’m new to sweaters. 23:00 Niko on Facebook asks I was wondering about how many yards or meters of yarn would one roughly use for a scarf for a male? 25:01 JaneMLockhark on Instagram asks What do I knit next?? 27:30 Voicemail from Trina from Pitsburg asking about Types of blocks that start in the middle and you work your way out - how do you scale up? 29:43 Bella_Mattson on Instagram asking How do I knit into a yarn over in the next row? 32:13 Voicemail from Claire from Texas asking Having trouble with stranded colorwork - whenever she does it her projects become puckered in some areas and too loose in others. Looking for tips and tricks for stranded colorwork. Xxalirose on Instagram asks How much slack should floats have in a pair of socks? 38:01 Voicemail from Ashley from North Carolina ***She wants to know more about hand dying yarns. First question - do washing instructions change after doing hand dye? Are there items you suggest not using hand-dyed yarns for? 44:36 Producer Sarah’s rapid-fire questions 48:26 Goodbye Hannah 49:26 Credits
Submission is a loaded word; it carries a lot of weight. When we teach gender roles and marital hierarchy without clearly and directly addressing power abuse, emotional abuse, and manipulation, it is very dangerous. The rigid thinking we often see in Christian culture around the theology of submission creates a breeding ground for power abuse … Read More
In this episode we’re talking about the best crochet advice we’ve ever received and chatting with a favorite knit and crochet designer, Brenda K.B. Anderson about her work with amigurumi—the art of crocheting toys—and more. First, Heather and Producer Sarah talk about their current WIPs and projects for the upcoming holidays. Heather finished some of her WIPs and received a celebratory harp sound while Producer Sarah is making lists and getting organized. Next, Regan and Heather share some crochet wisdom from our crochet community about the best crochet advice they've ever received. Many people chimed in about what to do if you make a crochet mistake and it seems like mistakes are in the eye of the bolder and what to do about them is a highly personal decision. Here's some advice - Listen to your yarn and this podcast episode. Finally, Heather chats with designer Brenda K.B. Anderson about her crochet backstory, what she learned from her unusual day job, and all about amigurumi, including Brenda's tips for success. Brenda's professional life creating characters for live shows has carried over into her work with knit and crochet designs in surprising way. Brenda also has some hot tips to improve your amigurumis. Mentioned In This Episode:Cassiel Kerchief Muse Grahame the Badger Quick Locking Stitch Markers Yarn under Solid Heart Fold Over Tags Woodland Tags Universal Tool Leather Labels Brenda K B Anderson's designs Purr-Maid Pattern Sparkles the Unicorn Pattern Glimmer Sisters Unicorn Slippers Pattern Dazzler the Unicorn Headband Pattern Timestamps:0:00 Heather and Producer Sarah check in 3:53 Heather and Regan talk about crochet advice 22:30 Sara and Heather talk about all the great things on crochet.com 26:16 Heather interviews Brenda K. B. Anderson 51:13 The Credits!
People have been creating and contributing to social good for as long as people have been creating. Today we're talking about craftivism, or the act of combining crafting with activism, and talking to Laverne of BzyPeach about the emPowerpeople 2020 movement. First, Producer Sarah checks in with Sara and talks about how she's been using crafting therapeutically this year. They briefly discuss craftivism and its history. Since this topic is too big to cover in just one episode, expect to have future episodes that will do a deeper dive. Next, Regan and Heather chat about the 12 Weeks of Gifting, free crochet patterns, what's on their holiday crafting list, and Regan's crochet anniversary. Finally, Heather talks to Laverne Benton about her project emPower People 2020, a craftivism project aimed at uniting crafters of all mediums to engage people across communities to spark conversation, engagement and action in the political process to uphold social justice and human rights. Mentioned in this episode: Faux Fade Wrap Palette Yarn Faux Fade Wrap CAL 12 Weeks of Gifting Episode 3 - The Real Winner EmPower People 2020 BzyPeach Empower People Crochet Pattern Timestamps:0:00 Sara and Producer Sarah talk about craftivism 10:02 Heather and Regan talk about the 12 Weeks of Gifting 13:23 Heather talks to Laverne Benton about emPower People 2020 34:24 Credits
Crocheting a project is sometimes more than just simply crocheting stitches. Sometimes additional steps and notions are needed to finish a project. This episode is all about those little things that make your crochet that much better, from crochet hacks to learning the best way to block your project to make it look its best. First, Heather and Sara chat about Heather's new rainbow-themed WeCrochet pattern (#whatisheathersdesign). This is Heather's first WeCrochet published pattern. Next, what do bobby pins, TP rolls, and a pile of yarn scraps have in common? Producer Sarah and Heather talk about their favorite thrifty crochet hacks. Learn about the budget ways to store your project, create pom poms and tassels, block projects, and more. Hear about some exciting news about a new partner of WeCrochet. Then, Sara teaches Heather how to block her crochet projects, and how to decide whether to mist, steam, or soak a project for best blocking results. Mentioned in this episode: Tuff Puff Rainbow Wall Hanging Tuff Puff yarn WeCrochet project bags Pom Pom maker Tassels maker Brava (Worsted) yarn Aloft yarn Stitch markers blocking mats t-pins blocking kit blocking wire Timestamps: 0:00 Welcome to the WeCrochet Podcast 0:15 Sara and Heather talk about Heather's new pattern 2:57 Producer Sarah and Heather check in and talk about thrifty crochet hacks 25:42 New partnership! 27:44 Issue 4 of WeCrochet Magazine 29:34 Sara and Heather talk about blocking 46:44 Credits!
WIPs or works in progress are either apart of someone's daily crochet experience or something that is not experienced at all. While some people work on one project at a time, others might have 15 projects going at once. On this episode of the WeCrochet Podcast Heather, Producer Sarah and Sara are talking about their WIPs. First Producer Sarah and Heather check in. Heather has counted all the projects she's done since getting hired at WeCrochet March 2019. Producer Sarah invites Heather into her feelings about her WIPs and Heather holds an emergency Crochet Therapy session. Sara and Heather talk about all their WIPs and work through what they suspect have been the hurdles that have prevented the completion of these projects. Heather also shares the story of how she accidentally picked up another hobby while working on a WIP. Before each of our Facebook Live Coffee & Crochet events, Sara and Heather interview that day's guest in our virtual Green Room. Claire from E'Claire Makery, Lee from Coco Lee Designs and Amber from Devine Debris each share about their WIPS. Mentioned in this episode: Heather's Projects on Ravelry Producer Sarah's Ear Savers Brava Beanies WarmUp America blocks Rabbit Amigurumi Braided Headband bobble bearded beanie Carnation Top Dusk Camisole Pattern Janie Crossbody Tote It's a Beautiful Day Llama Wall Hanging Bumble Tee Bobble Diamond Throw Felici On The Double Cowl Block Party Tee Solveig Cardigan Boho Boss Bag Luxe Granny Square Top Betty Boyfriend Sweater Tessellation Tee Canopy Shawl Summer Breeze Sweater Twilight Top Dearly Beloved Shawl Rose Window Top Gansey Sweater Sebago Hat Calathea Cardigan Pattern E'Claire Makery Coco Crochet Lee Devine Debris Stitch Together Timestamps: 0:00 Welcome to the WeCrochet Podcast 0:14 Heather shares her recent discovery 7:38 "Project monogomous" defined 8:52 Heather offers Crochet therapy 10:21 "How do you know when to give up on a crochet project?" answered 13:08 Sara and Heather talk about WIPs 17:17 Sara shares some behind-the-scenes peek what happens right before a pattern is published by WeCrochet 18:14 "Heather do you have a list of WIPs?" 19:09 Heather's new hobby story 23:39 Sara's list of WIPs 30:14 "What patterns have you noticed that keep you from finishing a WIP?" 33:01 From the Facebook Live Green Room 33:23 Claire from E'Claire Makery 35:00 Lee from Coco Crochet Lee 36:44 Amber from Devine Debris 39:32 Credits
Interview with Director-Producer SARAH TEALE - On the phone with David Serero (2020)
Summer is here and the WeCrochet team has transitioned from wools and alpacas yarns to cottons and linens. Summer isn’t just a the season to lay outside wearing shorts and tank tops, you can also continue to do your favorite craft. On this episode of the WeCrochet Podcast, we’re talk about all things summer crochet. First Heather and Regan reconnect about what’s been happening and what they’re crocheting. Regan is excited about discovering a new crochet stitch, the crocodile stitch which reminds Heather of a Lift driver who made a mermaid tail with the crocodile stitch. Heather gives an update on her crochet doodles and both talk about their summer plans. Sara and Heather flip through the WeCrochet Magazine Issue 3 together and talk about their favorite patterns to make during the long warm days. We also hear from some of our crochet influencers and designers, like Melissa from Woods and Wool and Sati from Rows and Roses, about their tips for continuing to crochet in the summer. Nest Sara and Heather play a fun game where they have to guess which Furls hook embodies the other’s crochet identity. Which Furls hook would you pick? Heather interviews Jessica from The Hook Nook about how she learned to crochet, the start of The Hook Nook and more. You can now find some of The Hook Nook notions on crochet.com > https://www.crochet.com/the-hook-nook Lately Sara and Heather chat about their works in progress. We’re working on a who episode about WIPs so please reach and out and let us know what you’re working on. Mentioned in this episode: WeCrochet Patterns WeCrochet Magazine Issue 3 Curio #10 CotLin Yarn Lindy Chain Yarn Galileo Yarn Twilight Top Pattern Eventide Skirt Pattern Dusk Camisole Pattern Summer Breeze Sweater Pattern Hawthorne Yarn Simmer Dim Scarf Pattern Woods and Wool Rows and Roses Furls Hooks Yarn Ends Weaver – Iridescent Solid Resin – White and Gold The Hook Nook Yarn Passport Billow Yarn (Prima cotton) Calathea Cardigan Pattern Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction – Heather and Regan reconnect aka “The Ree Ree and Hey Hey Reunion show.” 2:25 Michele the Lyft Drive shares his crochet story and his latest crochet project 4:10 Heather and Regan continue to chat 6:52 (Segment 1) Heather and Sara talk about summer crochet patterns they love 25:29 Influencers give their advice about tips for transitioning crochet to warmer weather – Melissa from Woods and Wool 27:04 Sati from Rows and Roses 28:13 New Furls Hooks! 31:35 (Segment 2) Interview with Jessica from the Hook Nook 42:11 (Segment 3) Heather and Sara check in on their WIPs 46:18 Producer Sarah asks people to send updates about their WIPs for next podcast episode 47:11 Credits
Color plays a big part of any craft project. Whether you love picking out the color of your yarns but aren't sure how to use them or you struggle with finding the right color combination for your project, know that you are not alone. First up Producer Sarah and Heather reminisce about the old days when Producer Sarah and her mom would walk around craft stores getting inspired. Heather loves thinking about what's possible. Sara and Heather dive deep into colorwork. Sara explains Intarsia vs. Tapestry crochet - What they are and how to do them. Tapestry crochet is the more traditional word people use when they talk about colorwork in crochet. Specifically, it's when someone is using more than one color stitches per row. Some people refer to tapestry crochet as jacquard crochet or fair isle crochet; and Sara helps clarify more about these terms as well as what people mean when they say "float". Intarsia used when you're working in big blocks of color. So rather than carrying the yarn with you, for intarsia you'll work one ball of yarn for one blocked part of the pattern. Intarsia is used when say, you're working a big heart on a project. Sara also shares the secret to how to change colors smoothly and what tools could be used to help make your colorwork more successful. WeCrochet Magazine Issue 3 is out! Get your copy today. Heather and Kerry chat about their strategies to pick out colors for their projects. Choosing colors for a project can be intimating for some people but Kerry suggests staying away from whatever you have around, right in front of you, and instead make color choices that you'll be happy with later. From getting inspiration and Pinning them on Pinterest, to using a Color app, to utilizing contrast, to Kerry's favorite tone-on-tone method, there's something for everyone in their shared experience and advice. Heather and Toni from TL Yarn Craft extend the color conversation with some extra useful advice. Mentioned in this Episode: Sara's Backpack Honeybee Tee by E'Claire Makery: Tapestry Crochet Tutorial Chevron Tapestry Zip Pouch Pattern Floral Tapestry Top Rose Window Top Crochet Colorwork - Carrying Method Yarn Bowls WeCrochet Magazine Issue 2 Yarn Bobbins 3-in-1 Color Tool Curated Yarn Color Value Packs Toni's Tunisian Temperature Blanket Timestamps:0:00 Introduction chat with Heather and Producer Sarah 3:39 Sara and Heather talk colorwork 19:29 WeCrochet Issue 3 is here! 20:16 Kerry and Heather discuss how to choose colors for your project 30:04 Heather and Toni from TL Yarn Craft also talk color 35:49 Credits
Welcome back my Clear Voicers! Queue victory dance! Ohh yeahhhh! Starting things off with a slightly different format, but don't worry, I'll be back to my usual tricks next week. This week I spoke to Molly Brown, the former Education Manager for the social enterprise Hey Girls. Molly spoke about the work the organisation does and definitely gave me and Producer Sarah an education when it comes to period facts. Come and listen to her use her voice for change! You can follow Clear Voice on Instagram at @clearvoiceofficial (https://www.instagram.com/clearvoiceofficial/?hl=en) or check out our website here (https://clearvoiceofficial.com) Visit the Hey Girls website (https://www.heygirls.co.uk) to find out more about them and get all your period paraphernalia.
With Mother's Day around the corner we thought we'd do a special episode of the WeCrochet Podcast and devote our whole episode to the celebration of moms, step-moms, grandmas, mother-figures, mentors, teachers, and all the strong people that have had an impact in our lives in some way! We're sharing stories from our moms, stories about your moms, projects for moms, and more. First up, Sara talks to her mom, Kay, the lady that got her started on her crochet journey. Grandma Anne taught Mama Kay to crochet when she was kid. Her first project was an endless granny square. Kay has continued to be crafty throughout the years and has even ventured into combining crocheting and needle felting. Next up, Heather chats with her mom, Kathy, about all things crochet, specifically patterns and projects that have inspired. Having come from a long line of pioneer families, crafts have always been a big part of Kathy's life. Some of Kathy's Crocheted Greatest Hits according to Heather are crocheted Christmas ornament snowflakes, crocheted angel tree topper, and a crocheted vest. We love our crochet community. We're so happy to hear about all of your moms, step-moms, aunts, grandmas and mother-figures. Our listeners called in to leave a voicemail with stories. Enjoy these great "Mom" stories from our listeners. I'm not crying, you're crying! Lastly Producer Sarah talks to her mom about her love for crochet! As a left-handed crocheter, Cathy likes to work on projects that are kind of mindless and fun and is a big fan of plant fibers. "Crochet has always been a friend." She recalls. We close with a word from Sara. One bright part of the weird period we're in has been having the chance to video conference with all of you and meet some of your kids. Many of you have been working hard at WeCrochet, while taking on childcare AND teaching, too. Watching all of you support your kids during these stressful times and handle everything with such grace and determination and kindness has been so inspiring. We're very lucky to work on a team of dedicated, thoughtful, and hard-working women. Happy Mother's Day to our team and to all of you! You are all doing a great job and you are so loved. Keep crocheting, and we will too! Because WeCrochet! Mentioned in this Episode: WeCrochet Magazine Issue 2 Luminance Silk Yarn Rose Window Top Needle Felting Tool Chrysalis Cardigan Set Cotlin Yarn Shine Yarn Timestamps:0:00 Welcome with Sara 0:48 Sara talks to her mom, Mama Kay 13:06 Heather talks to her mom, Kathy 27:05 Listener voicemails and stories 36:09 Producer Sarah talks to her mom, Cathy 46:13 Final word from Sara 47:18 Credits
Time spent at home can be full of mixed emotions. On one hand, it's nice to find time to do your craft and on the other hand you might be finally faced with piles and stacks of all the projects and materials you've put off organizing. Well there's no time like the present, come spring clean with your friends at WeCrochet. Heather's confession to losing her swift leads Sara and Heather discuss their favorite methods to organize their crochet supplies. Do you organize your yarn by color, by weight or by fiber? Project bags are a great way to stay organized and is only one of many on Sara's list of tips to stay organized. Heather introduces Regan to Stitch Away Stress, an initiative that the Craft Yarn Counsel is launching for the month of April for Stress Awareness Month. Crochet has been linked to mood improvement, improvement in confidence and concentration, and general stress relief. Regan lets it slip that he has finished his second crocheted sweater (yay) and shares what he has learned and how that has impacted his sense of accomplishment. Producer Sarah and Heather check in on what they're working on. Producer Sarah has been learning Tunisian crochet while Heather has been finishing her WIPs or works in progress [projects]. Heather did recently finish her Felici on the Double Cowl (yay): - check out the blog for a picture https://blog.crochet.com/wecrochet-podcast-episode-10-getting-cozy-in-the-home-zy/ FYI: We're working on something special and would love to hear from you! Call and leave us a voicemail with stories about your moms, grandmas, or mother-figure crocheting. We're going to share these stories in an upcoming episode. Simply call 360-334-4847 and leave us a short message for Mothers' Day. You can also record a Voice Memo from your phone and send that audio file to podcast@wecrochet.com We also have an update to all WeCrochet orders: https://www.crochet.com/important-updates Mentioned in this episode: Like us on Facebook Yarn Swifts & Cases Tote Bags & Project Bags Crochet hook cases Trays & Tins Notebooks Chart Keeper Yarn Bowls Stitch Away Stress in April Take the Stitch Away Stress Survey Cotton yarns CotLin Not Your Granny's Jammies Pattern by Heart Hook Home Learn Tunisian Stitches Radiant hooks Toni's Tunisian Videos - The Absolute Beginner's Guide to Tunisian Crochet 5 Simple Stitches for Tunisian Crochet Beginners Felici on the Double Cowl Pattern #EpicAfghan Timestamps:0:00 Sara offers an update to the status of shipping 2:24 Heather and Producer Sarah discuss Heather's "Top Fan" status and introduce what is going to be covered in the episode 5:47 Sara and Heather give tips and tricks to organization 17:22 Listener voicemail about organization 18:20 Call us about your Mom! 18:58 Hey Hey and Ree Ree talk about Stitch Away the Stress and how crochet helps with relaxation 35:57 Producer Sarah and Heather check in about their W.I.P.s and what they're working on 44:00 Credits
Hi gang! Welcome to the show! Did you miss us? We missed you more than you know! In tradition, we decided to reunite in our offseason--this time from two different places--to prep for the 2020 NFL Draft starting this Thursday. In this episode, recorded literally minutes before it was announced that Gronk was to join the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, we'll discuss Tom Brady and his move to the team, new uniforms across the league, the New York Giants potential in the draft, as well as the New England Patriots, and play a little game. We hope you enjoy, and are staying safe out there in this crazy world. Happy Draft Day! TIME STAMPS: 0:00-3:45 Corona-catch-up 3:45-8:35 Andrew’s retrospective thoughts on Tom Brady and his new impending life as a Tampa Bay Buccaneer. 8:35-12:10 Andrew and Kata critique teams’ new “uniforms of the future,” which results in Kata blaming Andrew for jinxing sports. 14:35-21:30 Kata talks the Giants at the 2020 draft, and the strangeness of this year’s draft and free agency with the impact of COVID. 21:30-29:10 Andrew looks at the draft from the Patriots’ perspective, filling the obvious holes and addressing their quarterback situation, and the rumors of Tua Tagovailoa dropping in the draft. 29:42-END We play a GAME! Surprise! Let’s draft the 2020 NFL rookie class onto our own individual teams! *** Slide into our DMs- Facebook/Instagram/Twitter: @ufrvodcast. Got questions or things you think we should talk about? Shoot us an email to andrewandkata@gmail.com. Our podcast can now be found everywhere, including Spotify! Search Under Further Review on your favorite podcast medium. *** Part 1: It's a rousing game of Quick Calls and Fast Balls! Andrew and Kata take turns reacting to the news in the sports world, including Ryan Newman's status after his crash at Daytona, Mike Trout and Aaron Judge's new thoughts on the Astros, Drew Brees' return to the NFL, some flashy headlines from week 2 of the XFL, and our WINNER OF THE BACHELOR DRAFT! (2:08-15:03) Part 2: The Retrospegment (Retrospective Segment- thank you, Producer Sarah) features a look back at our finale episode from last year, including our headlines from the start of the Antonio Brown segment, and some polls we conducted, as well as the promises we made for season two. (17:52-34:27). *** Under Further Review is presented in part by Last Word on Sports: www.lastwordonprofootball.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
The boys are still in quarantine but are making the best of it. Brian has been finding new ways to set himself on fire. Producer Sarah threw a Quarantine Birthday Party for Jeremy complete with Quarantinis, deep dish pizza flown in from Chicago, and booze. Brian breaks down the riot in Lansing Prison while Jeremy has some pretty dumb questions surrounding how one prisoner somehow Facebook Lived from inside the facility. Finally, the listeners discuss how they plan to spend the first few days after the stay at home order is lifted.
What could be more fun than talking to kids, talking about unicorns and crochet? On this week's episode Heather and Sara check in and talk about all the different ways to engage your young person with crochet. Many people are having to stay at home with their children more than they had in the past so hopefully this discussion will help. Heather connects crocheting and doodling in a way that will help ease you into to joys of crocheting at home with others. Since our team is working from home, we each interview a special guests to talk to us about crochet. First Heather talks to her 10 year old, Gideon, about her job and they brainstorm projects to do at home as a family. Next Producer Sarah chats to her 2 year old, Flower, about her job and crochet. Then Kerry talks to her 17 year old, Lauren, about how she first learned to crochet and what advice does she have for parents trying to teach their kids to craft at home. Heather and Regan dive into the newly released softie patterns, or amigurumi projects, and even offer tips to how to improve upon what the patterns say. They also give a behind-the-scenes peak at the origins of the famed photo of Heather with a unicorn. Check out all the new patterns at crochet.com. Keep crocheting, and we will too because WeCrochet. Mentioned in this episode: Tips for Crocheting With Kids Crochet with Kids Tuff Puff yarn Dishcloth Patterns Cozy Pattern Floral Tapestry Top Pattern Brava Yarn Andean Treasure Yarn Kitty with Yarn Ball Enamel Pin Foldable Scissors Pom Pom Maker set Tassel Maker Sparkles the Unicorn Softie Pattern Design Your Own Sea Creature Pattern Catfish Purr-Maid Pattern Mini Moon Potted Cactus Pattern Timestamps: 0:00 Sara and Heather talk about crocheting with kids 12:13 Heather interviews Gideon 21:10 Producer Sarah talks to Flower 22:16 Kerry interviews Lauren 25:23 Flower and Sarah talk about unicorns 26:13 Heather and Regan talk about unicorns 40:53 Credits
It's springtime and on this week's episode of the WeCrochet Podcast, the team talks about spring projects. Even though this spring is like no other that anyone has ever experienced, we are continuing to crochet, connect with others, and find joy. First Sara has a special message about what is happening in our company. Next Producer Sarah and Heather check in with each other while working from home. Sara and Heather discuss all the ways to use crocheted flowers. Crocheting lends its self to creating beautiful boutiques but sometimes you need some inspiration on how to use all those flowers. Some listeners call in, leave a voicemail and say hi. Regan and Heather answer a question about submitting design proposals. Plus Heather's crochet fail from last week has become a success. Lastly, Heather interviews Camden on her favorite spring designs for the Blooming Spring Collection. We also get to learn more about what Camden does at WeCrochet and her crochet journey. Mentioned in this Episode: Important Message Shine Worsted Comfy Color Mist WeCrochet Magazine Issue 2 Curio Flower Girl Hair Clips Palette Yarn Primrose Hat Flower Garden Scarf Flower Wreath Sunflower Tote Floral Tapestry Top Flower Crown Flower Bouquet Ann Wanamaker's designs with crochet skulls Chrysalis Cardigan African Violet Afghan Bobble Diamond Throw Timestamps: 0:00 Important message from Sara, the Brand Director 1:27 Heather and Producer Sarah check in from their closets 8:26 Sara and Heather talk all things crocheted flowers 24:42 #WarmUpTogether 25:44 Listener Voicemails 27:57 Re-Re and Hey Hey talk about submitting designs 36:16 Meet the team: Camden 43:45 Credits https://blog.crochet.com/wecrochet-podcast-episode-8-:-blooming-spring/
Crochet offers a lot of room to create in new and exciting ways. Learning a new stitch offers an opportunity to design something new. This week Producer Sarah & Heather talk about Heather's new (secret) crochet design that uses the Puff Stitch. #whatisheathersdesign Then Sara and Heather explain the difference between Puff Stitches, Bobble Stitches, and Popcorn Stitches, and the Horizontal Puff Stitch. These stitches are great ways to add texture to a project but are easily confused. Next the WeCrochet team continues to celebrate International Crochet Month by offering an opportunity to receive free issue of WeCrochet Magazine Issue 2. Regan and Heather chat about Regan's second crochet sweater. They also get philosophical about how crochet stitches develop and bread. We listen and share YOUR voicemails! Heather asks Kerry about what makes a good crochet design proposal, and Kerry gives her top tips for helping your proposal rise to the top of the pile. If Heather can design a pattern, so can you. Last, Heather talks to Regan about following his first pattern and learning Puff Stitches. Mentioned in this Episode: WeCrochet Issue 2 Double Crochet Video Tutorial Popcorn Throw Diamond Bucket Bag Brava Beanie Alpaca Cloud Yarn Bobble Diamonds Throw Pattern Mighty Stitch Yarn Currently 20% off the Pattern Kit More CAL info #WeCrochetCAL Project Linus For Designers WeCrochet Ravelry Group Designers Ravelry Group Timestamps: 0:25 Heather and Producer Sarah check in about Heather's new design 5:23 Heather and Sara review the Puff, Bobble, Popcorn and Horizontal Puff stitch 22:04 Happy Crochet Month! 23:46 Heather and Regan talk about what Regan is working on and International Crochet Month 29:13 Listener Voicemails 31:15 New Crochet-A-Long 34:42 Kerry gives her tips on submitting designs to WeCrochet 41:55 Heather and Regan continue to talk 43:46 Credits
Seriously, where have your hands been? Plus, Producer Sarah gets hitched.... in VEGAS... and Holly may be over Marco Polo.
In this special BONUS EPISODE of the WeCrochet Podcast, Sara and Heather offer a look at the behind the scenes of how crochet designs get to WeCrochet. Sara and Producer Sarah talk about adding ribbing to Producer Sarah's Brava Beanie. Lastly Heather and Regan continue their discussion of Fable Fur by diving into how people have actually used it in their crochet projects. Mentioned in this episode: Sara's Designs Work with us Brava Beanie WeCrochet Youtube How to Count Chains (Crochet) Video Tutorial How to Slip Knot (Crochet) Video Tutorial 3 Ways to Insert into a Chain (Crochet) Video Tutorial Learn Joining in the Round (Crochet) Video Tutorial How to Single Crochet (SC) Video Tutorial Fable Fur Mika Vest Fur-Ever Fur Infinity Scarf Crochet Pattern “Faux Sho” Fur Boot Cuffs Crocheted Brimstone Faux Fur Cowl Brimstone Faux Fur Cowl by Claudia Maheux Faux Fur Ear Warmers Four Ways to Make Pom-Poms
It's our season finale, and in addition to a quick recap and reaction to some sports news from the week, we're taking a trip down memory lane by looking at our Season 1 finale, and just how far we've come (or haven't come) from 2019 to now. For one last time this season, strap in and get ready for this week's Under Further Review. *** Slide into our DMs- Facebook/Instagram/Twitter: @ufrvodcast. Got questions or things you think we should talk about? Shoot us an email to andrewandkata@gmail.com. Our podcast can now be found everywhere, including Spotify! Search Under Further Review on your favorite podcast medium. *** Part 1: It's a rousing game of Quick Calls and Fast Balls! Andrew and Kata take turns reacting to the news in the sports world, including Ryan Newman's status after his crash at Daytona, Mike Trout and Aaron Judge's new thoughts on the Astros, Drew Brees' return to the NFL, some flashy headlines from week 2 of the XFL, and our WINNER OF THE BACHELOR DRAFT! (2:08-15:03) Part 2: The Retrospegment (Retrospective Segment- thank you, Producer Sarah) features a look back at our finale episode from last year, including our headlines from the start of the Antonio Brown segment, and some polls we conducted, as well as the promises we made for season two. (17:52-34:27). *** Under Further Review is presented in part by Last Word on Sports: www.lastwordonprofootball.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
She is a Composer and Producer who's credits range from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, Anthem, Assassin's Creed Origins, to Travis Scott's "JACKBOYS" and 070 Shake's "Modus Vivendi". She also works with the legend himself, and good friend of the show, Mike Dean (stay tuned for a surprise towards the end). Please welcome to The Place, Sarah Schachner!
She is a Composer and Producer who's credits range from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, Anthem, Assassin's Creed Origins, to Travis Scott's "JACKBOYS" and 070 Shake's "Modus Vivendi". She also works with the legend himself, and good friend of the show, Mike Dean (stay tuned for a surprise towards the end). Please welcome to The Place, Sarah Schachner!
Jeremy has invited Brian to come live with him and Producer Sarah for a little while, so you know some shenanigans are in store. Brian tells a story about some bad medicine he received last week. The boys try something called Miracle Fruit. And finally, the big announcement you all have been dying to hear about.
This week Heather is diving into people’s crochet journeys. First Heather and Regan examine Fable Fur, brainstorm ideas for crocheting with faux fur yarn, and throw down in a scrunchie-crocheting contest. Find out who will win. Next, Heather and Sara talk about important things to consider when choosing the right crochet hook for your project. Deciding the right hook takes some experimenting but understanding the different types of hooks, grips, sizes, and materials can really help. Then, Heather checks in with crochet beginners, Producer Sarah and Jennifer, as they discuss their crochet triumphs and tragedies while learning how to crochet. Mentioned in this episode: “Giant” hooks: Amour Crochet Hook - size P/Q 15mm and Amour Crochet Hook Size M-N / 9.0mm Fable Fur Alison’s Pullover hoodie Brava Beanie Guide to Crochet Hooks Crochet hooks Radiant Wood Crochet set WeCrochet Bright Crochet Hook set Amour Steel Crochet Hook Set Curio #3 Curio #10 Radiant Interchangeable Crochet Hooks Felici Fingering Felici On The Double Cowl by Sati Glenn Timestamps: 0:15 - Introduction 0:31 - Regan and Heather talk Fable Fur 8:55 - Scrunchie showdown 13:15 - Sara and Heather talk hooks 26:13 - "Okay Crochet" with Producer Sarah and Heather 29:25 - Jennifer and Heather talk beginning crochet If you’d like to be on our podcast leave us a voicemail. We'll be checking it regularly and using your calls in later episodes. To leave a voicemail call 360-334-4847 and record your message. You can also record a voice memo on your phone and email us that audio file at podcast@wecrochet.com
Jeremy and Brian recap an evening of a new Try for Brian: Stand Up Comedy. That's right the boys did an open mic at Z&M Twisted Wine in Leavenworth, KS. The boys were just getting warmed up when the news of Kobe hit the studio pretty hard & the boys discussed previous celebrity deaths that stuck with them. Soup brought in a good Soup du Jour that Producer Sarah sat in (about 6 feet from the mic) on and made Jeremy look pretty silly.
In episode two of the WeCrochet Podcast, Heather and Sara discuss the questions "Why do crocheters need their own site?" and "Are we entering a new crochet renaissance?" WeCrochet is a new brand for a craft that has a rich history. Crochet is an art that deserves more recognition. Next, Heather checks in with Producer Sarah to see what project she's crocheting now, what yarn she's using, and what her favorite hooks are. Then, Heather and Sara give their top 7 tips for beginning crocheters, and a whole lot of encouragement for anyone who likes to crochet. From having the right tool to learning about frogging, Heather and Sara offer advice for all crafters on their crochet journey. Mentioned in this episode: Brava Yarn Radiant Wood Regular Hook WeCrochet Bright Hooks 7 Tips for Beginners
It’s a full house today as we play trivia on this special holiday episode! Mike Brown and Producer Sarah are in the house today for an array of games, laughter and all around Christmas cheer. Put on your thinking caps and join us on this episode of Under Further Review! *** Slide into those DMs: Facebook/Instagram/Twitter: @ufrvodcast Got questions, comments, or just general holiday cheer? Shoot us an email at andrewandkata@gmail.com. We love your ideas for improving the show! *** Segment 1: No sports news today! Mike Brown and Producer Sarah will join us to play some games! Happy Holidays! Segment 2: Andrew, Kata, and Mike play some one vs. one mini games, hosted by the third non-participating host: Game 1- Pyramid: Kata vs. Mike, hosted by Andrew. See if Kata can name where the sports hall of fames are, or if Mike can tell us what New York Giants numbers are retired (3:31-23:38) Game 2- The Newlywed Game: Andrew and Kata, hosted by Mike. How much do Andrew and Kata know about each other? We’ll see as Mike puts their relationship to the test. (24:57-37:34) Game 3- Jeopardy!: Andrew vs. Mike, hosted by Kata. Months of Andrew and Mike competing at Jeopardy for Wii comes to a head as Kata quizzes her two boys on football, non-football, and sports media categories. (37:44-48:39) Segment 3: Producer Sarah enters the fray to host two games to be played by our three hosts: Game 4- Spelling Bee! How many U’s and K’s are in Tuukka Rask? What nationality is Dan Hamhuis? (49:30-57:12) Game 5- The Price is Right! How many feet have all of Mark McGwire’s home runs traveled? The answer isn’t 1 foot. (57:24-1:01:45) *** Under Further Review is presented in part by Last Word on Sports: www.lastwordonprofootball.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Sound design - using audio to bring your radio programme, package or production to life. But how do you do good sound designing? In this episode of the podcast we're talking with podcast producer and sound designer Sarah Myles. Sarah has loads of professional experience, and generously shares her knowledge with us. Find her website on https://www.podcasts.london and follow her on twitter. Terry is joined by Music Technology graduate Daniel Potter (yes, the one who mixes the theme tune!). Fantastic Noise is a podcast about making radio. Recorded in the Radio LaB 97.1FM studios at the University of Bedfordshire. Produced and presented by Terry Lee. You can follow Fantastic Noise on facebook.com/afantasticnoise, instagram.com/afantasticnoise & twitter.com/afantasticnoise or email us fantasticnoise@beds.ac.uk. Let us know what you think. Our art work was produced by Stoo Elvin (facebook.com/iamstooelvin/), and our theme music is by Liam Ayton, remixed by Daniel Potter. The clip we use at 23:04 is from https://monocle.com/radio/shows/the-entrepreneurs/eureka-121/ - thanks to the Monocle 24 team for their permission.
Author Sara Dickerman is here to tell us all about her new book, “Secrets of Great Second Meals” // We’re sharing our favorite places to eat in our home neighborhoods // We’ll be hosting a dinner party using the same ingredient in every course // Producer Sarah introduces us to women distillers for Seattle Cocktail Week // And of course, we’ll go toe to toe on food trivia at the end of the show.
Chef Mary J White is here to tell us all about her new book, “Every Day Mary J: A Practical Guide to Cooking with Cannabis" // Producer Sarah’s learning to tiki with Lola bartender Angela Buck-Hatter // We’re sharing our favorite tastes of the week both at home and around town // And of course, we’ll go toe to toe on food trivia at the end of the show.
IM STILL MOVING! MY INTERNET IS STILL NOT WORKING! Please everyone enjoy this bonus episode featuring guests from the month of July! Also I sing the theme, but its hard to hear... Tweet @HoseaHustle the #SingYouCoward and I release a better version! Theme, as always is by Jennifer Richards Thenks to Producer Sarah for helping me move Check out www.Patreon.com/Hosea to get more great bonus episodes!!
This week Steve and Carl are chatting about the wonderful culinary spectacle known as the Great British Baking Show, and the toxic-infused, sponge rock of Austin-based band, Spray Paint, and their album "Feel the Clamps." Also, Producer Sarah joins us for Songs of the week. Have a good one.
Join Maricela, Olivia, and Producer Sarah on the pilot episode of Pesky Whipper-Snappers! Does a thoughtful discussion on The Cloverfield Paradox and the sci-fi genre degenerate into riffing on The Passion of the Christ 2? Of course it does! *Labelled Explicit for Language*
Video is more engaging, more memorable, and more popular among consumers than any other type of content. By 2020, online videos will make up more than 80% of all consumer internet traffic (Cisco). On this episode, host Sarah Fisher gives a tutorial on how to make some basic videos using free tools. Most believe that creating a script is hard, driving traffic to your video is hard, and the technical aspects of making a video are too difficult. By sharing some tips on how to make quick videos, she dispels these 3 Myths About Video Marketing. Sarah has spent the last 15+ years working at major media companies such as MTV News, the U.S. Information Agency, C-SPAN, CBSNews.com, A&E Television Networks Interactive, and the 3-D virtual word, Second Life. She worked on the Dreamworks film, Just Like Heaven, starring Mark Ruffalo and Reese Witherspoon in San Francisco and Line Produced the low-budget indie sci-fi film, In World War. She directed/produced/shot/edited the award-winning feature documentary cult hit, Meditate and Destroy. She has embraced the medium of film to bring much needed awareness of ‘sacred cinema’ to audiences. Her love of film began at age 12 when she received the Fisher Price PXL2000 toy camera as a gift. Sarah received an undergraduate degree in Broadcast Journalism from Virginia Commonwealth University and spent one year in England studying media arts at the University of Plymouth. Sarah is dedicated to her mission of serving holistic health & wellness businesses. She loves meditation, cats, gardens, oceans, and drinking hordes of chai. Watch the video on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/NowP7YSMx4g About Blue Lotus Films Blue Lotus Films is a Bay Area, CA based video production company. We help conscious entrepreneurs, small businesses, and inspiring artists raise their visibility, make a powerful impact, and create a marketing ROI through the power of video. We produce creative videos for businesses that tell your unique story and elevate your marketing message. With over 15 years experience producing outstanding story-driven videos, our goal is to be sure your marketing message reaches your target customers and resonates strongly with them. Past clients include: Task Rabbit, Yelp, American Express, UC Berkeley's Greater Good Science Center, Wanderlust Music & Yoga Festival, and Harmony Festival. More info: www.bluelotusfilms.net Follow Blue Lotus Films Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/bluelotusfilms Twitter: @bluelotusfilms IG: sarahmfisher YouTube: View the video version of this episode Tell us what you think of this episode and the podcast! Leave us a review and share this episode with your friends. We'd love to hear from you!
It's Producer Sarah, she's back! We're running down some amazing products this week, such as vape pens for astronauts, cars for fish and a robotic arm that makes you feel like a lizard! Produced by Sarah Meyer Theme by Jennifer Richards Check out www.RiverCityPodcastFederation.com for more fun shows!
Shane sits down with Whitney Streed, Kyle McCormick and Producer Sarah to take Live Pitches from a Live Audience! Recorded at Alberta Street Pub 10/4/17 Theme by Jennifer Richards Check out www.RiverCityPodcastFederation.com for more fun shows!
Today on the Podcast: Sarah Heyward. If you've ever had an unexpected chance conversation, which truly changed the trajectory of your life and career (maybe you fell upon a creative project or a new community or a business mentor, agent, or coach), then you know it wasn't simply about being in the right place at the right time. Yes, there may have been some initial serendipity that fell in your favor. But for you to have experienced sustained success and satisfaction? A true transformation? Where your present and future look and feel nothing like your past? That was ... Luck Meets Preparation: And this, my friends, is what inner and outer Creative Direction is all about — both for your beliefs and your creative business or brand. Because here's the truth: Every one of us has experienced some stroke of luck (or grace) at one time or another. However big or small, there's not a person on the planet who hasn't had some moment of blessed happenstance. The question is not, "Why doesn't that kind of synchronicity happen to me?" The questions are ... "Why don't I notice it when it does? What's draining and distracting me? How do I make myself more available next time? Who do I need to be? Where do I need to go? What do I need to think, feel, and do? When an opportunity opens, how willing am I to put myself 'out there' and simply start where I am? When the going gets tough, who will I turn to? How will I keep going? What stories will I tell myself about what it all means?" A writer of Television, Features, and Fiction: Sarah's creative chops turned a chance conversation into a seat at one of the most coveted writer's rooms in Hollywood. Her work has earned not only six seasons of writing and producing credits on HBO's hit GIRLS, but also garnered a Writer's Guild of America award and the ability to pick and choose next projects. And while she's gotten to work with Lena Dunham, Judd Apatow, Tina Fey — to name only a few — she's just getting started. Even better? She takes nothing for granted and she's having a really good time in the process. Turns out it's not fame or fortune that's made the success so worthwhile. Listen in and find out what has. Then make sure you're on our Insider Invite Only list for a chance to hear Sarah on an upcoming Dreamcatchers District panel, live in LA. In this Episode We Talk About: • How getting fired was the best thing that ever happened • What made her stand out from other screenwriters • The vulnerable question that made day 1 on set so much easier • Why the GIRLS writer's room was truly unique from the top down • What she learned working with Lena Dunham, Judd Apatow, and Tina Fey • How she handled continuous feedback, critique, revisions, deadlines • Why exploration and play are foundational to creative confidence • Where the lessons of the writer's room overlap with relationships, therapy, empathy • Why mentors are ageless and who she turns to for different needs • How she navigates being a woman in Hollywood & the things she wished she'd said • The #1 thing she refuses to bond with women around & how she vents with purpose • Saying "goodbye" to GIRLS, the fertile void, and how she avoids the "sophomore slump" • Why it's "all been done already" and, yet, it's "never too late to start" Get Ready to Hear All The Behind-The-Scenes Stories & Insights that Sarah is dropping. Mentioned in this Podcast: • Follow Sarah: Instagram , Facebook , Twitter • Watch: GIRLS on HBO , City Guys , Bored to Death , Friends With Money , Tiny Furniture , Sex and the City , Bridesmaids • People: Jonathon Aimes , Nicole Holofcener , Jennifer Konner , Lena Dunham , Judd Apatow , Tina Fey , Lesley Arfin • Read: Seth Godin's Ted Talk , Purple Cow • Workshops: Iowa Writer's Workshop • The Dreamcatchers District Creative Direction: For Your Beliefs and Business, Ask Me How This is Not a Monologue, Chime In! Rate, Review and Subscribe. Share this with your friends. Listen with your team. Send it to yo mama! • Got a question you want answered on the podcast? • A guest you want interviewed? • Email your biggest challenges, aha’s, and guest nominations to info @ dreamcatchersdistrict.com . (I read 'em all, ya'll!)
We can Sarah McPeck to drop by the Magnodome to talk Project Q, Burch Steak, and musicals
BRITISH SHORT ‘THE ADVENTURES OF WOOLLYFOOT & FRIENDS’TO WORLD PREMIERE AT DANCES WITH KIDZ Stop Motion Animation short for pre-schoolers making festival debut in Hollywood Los Angeles, May 22 - The British multi-award winning animation company Woolly Vision will present their new stop-motion animated short film “The Adventures of Woollyfoot & Friends”, an Official Selection in the 4th annual Dances with Kidz Festival, sponsored by the prestigious Dances With Films, on Saturday, June 10th at 3PM. Written and produced by Sarah Simi and Ed Hartwell and directed by Ed Hartwell the film tells the story of Woollyfoot, a loveable monster living in the wilderness who explores his environment and makes friends through music, dance and the discarded objects he finds in the forest. As follow up to their hugely successful comedy (stop motion animation) adult comedy series “nudinits”, the duo decided to take their unique product into the realm of children’s programming. Both projects are the brainchild of writer and designer Sarah Simi, who explains: "I came up with the idea of an entirely knitted world and thought it would make a great animation. So I collaborated with animator Ed Hartwell and together we have made these films.” Now in its 4th year, Dances With Kidz, part of Dances With Films, highlights films both made for kids and made by kids, presenting the most creatively inspired kid and family focused films on the indie circuit. “The Adventures of Woollyfoot & Friends” will screen on Saturday, June 10 at 3PM, at the Chinese 6 Theater, 6801 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, CA 90028. Tickets can be purchased online at www.danceswithfilms.com/kidz. Woollyfoot.com For more information contact Deborah Gilels, LA Media Consultants at 818-758-6509, email toddgilels@prodigy.net.
Shane is joined by Producer Sarah to discuss some fun new toys, and feminine hygiene products! Check out www.RiverCityPodcastFederatoin.com for more fun shows! Thanks to Jennifer Richards for our theme
At San Diego Comic Con, Jimmy sat in on the roundtables for Supergirl. Among the cast/creative participants were Melissa Benoist, Chyler Leigh, David Harewood, Mehcad Brooks, Jeremy Jordan, Tyler Hoechlin, Producer Sarah Schecter! You'll hear about the upcoming season 2 and what's in store for the show after switching from CBS to The CW. Different shooting locations, smaller budget and new cast members will make for an exciting new season! And whom/what was in that capsule in the season 1 finale? Does anyone dare answer that question? Tune in to find out! Leave your iTunes comments! 5 stars and nothing but love! Also, get a hold of us! Thanks for listening!
The boys talk about the the upcoming Election. Producer Sarah's cat attack, darts competitions gone wrong and Josh's potential new friend. Listen to the Show Live at; www.Switch1197.com From 2pm every Sunday
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