Podcast appearances and mentions of Rachel Sutherland

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Rachel Sutherland is an Indigenous Patient Navigator at the London Regional Cancer Program and Dr. Samantha Boshart is a Family Physician who is also the Regional Indigenous Cancer Lead for the Southwest Regional Cancer Program. In this podcast, both experts discuss the unique challenges experienced by the Indigenous Community in Cancer Care and the efforts that our hospitals are taking to ensure that they receive equitable care in their cancer experience.  

St Paul's Carnival is returning to the city in July for the first time in three years.The Covid-19 pandemic temporarily put the colourful celebrations on hold, but now the carnival is back and is expected to attract more than 100,000 people to the streets of St Paul's for a day of connection, community and culture.LaToyah McAllister-Jones,  executive director of St Paul's Carnival, speaks to Rachel Sutherland about the wider meaning of the celebrations, how communities can get involved and what to expect from this year's historic event.

In this episode of A Future Made, a podcast by Heriot-Watt University, Anna Ploszajski and Robbie Armstrong raise a toast - or three - to assistant professors Dave Jenkins and Rachel Sutherland and PhD student Rutele Marciulionyte. All three are doing groundbreaking work, with delicious results, at the University's International Centre of Brewing and Distilling. We also meet alumni Michael Johnstone, Jonathan Hamilton, and Marc Watson who are helping to shape the industry, proving that the ICBD is a one-stop shop for anyone interested in brewing and distilling, or setting up their own business.

Head deep into the Northamptonshire countryside to visit the Warners Gin distillery near Rothwell, Northamptonshire. Warner's Gin was set up by Tom and Tina Warner on their family farm in 2012 with an emphasis on natural, locally grown ingredients. Since then, things have taken off – especially the transformation of much of the farm for nature. Hear Tom's fascinating insights into why "booze made humanity" and explore the history and lore around gin.Later we meet Rachel Sutherland, who has the enviable job of tasting the gins for quality – and for devising new flavours.Contact the Plodcast team and send your sound recordings of the countryside to: editor@countryfile.comVisit the Countryfile Magazine website: countryfile.comPPA Podcast of the Year! Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

After their amazing experience during spring term of 2022, Dr. Seth Bybee and four students, Eva Jasinski, Rachel Sutherland, Lily Gregson, and Cordon Wade discuss their study abroad in Vietnam. Students worked with either Dr. Bybee on team Odonata (dragonflies and damselflies) or Dr. Gareth Powell on team beetle (Coleoptera). 

Rachel reports on the House passing a temporary funding extension through December 3rd, which keeps the government funded in the interim but fails to address the debt ceiling.

Rachel reports on the House Democrats being unable to get out of their own way with regard to infrastructure voting, and where they are setting their next negotiation deadline.

Rachel looks at the latest developments in Congress, including why House Dems are now NOT supporting passing infrastructure funding.

Rachel reports on the potential government shutdown if a temporary funding measure isn't approved today, plus the ongoing fiscal drama surrounding debt ceiling and infrastructure votes.

Rachel reports on General Mark Milley's congressional testimony yesterday, where he addressed the leadup and execution of troop withdrawals from Afghanistan, and communications with other nations during the late days of the Trump Administration.

Rachel reports on President Biden's push for vaccinations, after receiving a booster himself. Despite various national incentives, mandates, and appeals, though, a portion of the (adult) population remains willfully unvaccinated.

FDA has made a narrow approval for the Pfizer Booster shot. It will be available for those 65 and older.

Rachel joins Rich to discuss Blinken's testimony about the evacuation of Afghanistan, and other activities in DC.

Rachel and Rich discuss Biden's vaccination mandates and reactions to it.

Rachel joins JMN to discuss President Biden's plans to address surging Covid-19 cases. While medical professionals are recommending the use of booster shots in , it is not yet known if boosters will be available to the general public or if that will be part of Biden's strategy.

Rachel reports on inquiries to the Afghanistan evacuation, the difficulty in finding out just how many Americans and/or allies are still there, and what plans (if any) the government has to get them out.

Rachel reports on President Biden's visits to New York and New Jersey to survey Ida storm and flooding damage.

Rachel reports on the President's visit to Louisiana today to survey damage from Ida. Between Ida and the Caldor wildfire, President Biden is pledging emergency financial aid, but Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) is, in what has become typical fashion, raising objections to more government spending.

Rachel joins JMN to talk about what's next between the US and Taliban administration in Afghanistan, now seemingly unlikely partners in efforts against ISIS-K.

Rachel reports from the White House, where the Biden administration says there is no timeline or deadline for getting any remaining Americans or allies out of Afghanistan that want to leave, consistent with the new emphasis on diplomacy rather than (displays of) force. Critics are attacking this policy from every position, starting with the inherent lack of trust in Taliban promises.

Rachel reports that President Biden will facing some pointed and poignant questions about US citizens and allies still in Afghanistan after the evacuation efforts concluded yesterday. Biden is scheduled to speak today at 1:30pm.

Rachel joins JMN with a recap of Afghanistan-related events over the weekend, and expectations as the evacuation deadline counts down today.

Rachel recaps the Afghanistan evacuation story developments over the weekend, where President Biden says 11,000 people were evacuated and those remaining are being advised that they will be evacuated soon.

Rachel updates the US/Afghanistan situation, as President Biden promises to keep troops deployed as long as it takes to get all US citizens and allies out. But this raises the question of what to do with Afghani refugees, a question the White House has yet to answer.

Senators calling for investigation regarding the situation in Afghanistan.

Rachel joins Rich on JMN to discuss what's next for the US in regard to the Afghanistan situation. After the President's address yesterday, there is a call for an investigation into what US intelligence knew vs how quickly the nation fell, and appeals for aid to help allies emigrate. Meanwhile, troops have been (re)deployed to assist in completing a US evacuation.

Rachel joins JMN to discuss the recently released census data, and how that will affect government representation.

Rachel and Rich discuss what's next after the $3.5 infrastructure budget approval. The Senate returns to work in September, to start working out the legislative text of the infrastructure bill, while facing cost criticisms from Republicans and internally from Senators Joe Manchin (D-WV) and Krysten Sinema (D-AZ).

After passing the $1.5 trillion infrastructure bill yesterday with bipartisan support, the Senate was divided down party lines again last night as Dems passed the new $3.5 infrastructure budget resolution.

Rachel joins Rich to look at the a$1.5 trillion infrastructure vote today, and the following $3.5 trillion dollar bill on the horizon .

The Senate passed a vote to end debates and advance the infrastructure bill toward a final vote, likely to happen this week. Rachel looks at the vote prospects, and what will follow when the House has its infrastructure next.

Rachel recaps President Biden's meet with some electric vehicle manufacturers at a Whit House lawn event, where he promoted plans for a US electric vehicle fleet. The still-pending infrastructure bill includes plans for massive expansion of electric vehicle fueling sites nationwide, as part of Biden's long term plans to reduce vehicle-related greenhouse gas emissions.

Rachel takes a look at the latest eviction moratorium, and the critis who say that CDC has no authority to issue one.

Rachel reports on President Biden's push for mask usage, and how in an address he challenged TX and FL governors to either encourage mask use, or "get out of the way." Additionally, Biden addressed shipping more vaccines to border facilities, and the eviction moratorium extension.

Rachel has the latest on federal infrastructure planning, and when or if measures will clear the Senate and House as the August break approaches.

Rachel joins JMN to debunk rumors that the White House is changing position on mask usage. Per the President, they will continue to follow CDC recommendations.

Rachel updates JMN on the latest infrastructure bill delays in Washington, as Republicans refuse to entertain a cloture vote until the Democrat proposed bill is complete and submitted in proper legislative form. Dems are expected to propose a procedural vote to debate the bill again next week, if it has been fully and properly submitted.

Rachel and Rich look at the child tax credits hitting bank accounts this week, and Democrats' plans to move forward on infrastructure funding next week.

Rachel reports on President Biden's return to DC, with expectations to move forward with infrastructure funding via reparation despite partisan objections.

Rachel and Rich look at President Biden's Philadelphia address, and his emphasis on voting rights, with a push toward passing federal voting rights in response to GOP state voting reforms. Critics say it was "empty words," as the federal proposal has already failed in the Senate. In related issues, Vice President Harris met with Texas legislators who are currently in D.C. avoiding their own special session vote on voting reform.

Rachel takes a look at recent events in Texas, as Democrat legislators have walked out of a special session to prevent a voting quorum, taking interim refuge in D.C. Governor Abbott has threatened to use law enforcement to compel participation when legislators return to Texas. Special sessions run for 30 days, but there is no limit to the number of special sessions a governor may call consecutively .

Rachel takes a look at vaccination promotion, including a volunteer activist program, The Covid-19 Community Corp, raising awareness door-to-door.

Keeler discusses his latest trip to NYC. There's controversy over Kentucky Derby winner Medina Spirit. Plus we hear from Tonya J. Powers on Pfizer's attempt to receive full FDA approval for their COVID-19 vaccine. And, is the economy on an uptick despite a labor shortage? We check in with Rachel Sutherland of FOX News Radio.

Keeler is launching No Phone Screener Fridays. We'll see how that goes. But, first we open the show with Rachel Sutherland from FOX News discussing President Biden's proposed gun law changes. We also talk about the relentless, never ending extended car warranty robo-calls - The Mets stealing a win against Miami and our thoughts on MLB's instant replay rules. And, Tonya J. Powers reporting on the first Republican to announce his candidacy for New York Governor.

On this episode of the Advent Coworking Podcast, host Erin Breeden is joined by Rachel Sutherland, founder of Rachel Sutherland Communications, a public relations & marketing agency that believes everyone has a story. Listen as Rachel discusses her business and clients and the impact COVID-19 has had on her professionally and personally. And when it comes to communications strategy, remember to watch your tone. 

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