Podcast appearances and mentions of rebecca mccarthy

On the Tuesday, Nov. 19 edition of Georgia Today: A Georgia appeals court has canceled a hearing in the state's election interference case against President-elect Donald Trump; State Election Board says no more rules; Athens-based author Rebecca McCarthy discusses her biography of Norman Maclean. 

Rebecca McCarthy is a seasoned author and journalist with a passion for bringing historical figures and their legacies to life through storytelling. Her latest work, Norman Maclean: A Life of Letters and Rivers, offers an intimate portrait of the man behind A River Runs Through It. Drawing on her long friendship with Maclean, Rebecca intertwines personal anecdotes with broader historical insights to reveal the forces that shaped his literary achievements. Today, she joins us to explore the fascinating life of Norman Maclean and discuss her new book, which delves deep into his complex legacy. If you enjoy the show and are looking to take your learning to the next level, why not come over and check out what we've been up to at Anchored Outdoors. With 30 sequentially organised Masterclasses from guests of the show, we've proudly witnessed over 1000 members achieve promising results and confidence on the water. Want to try it out for FREE with no money down and zero commitment? Become an Anchored Insider at anchoredoutdoors.com/premium-insiders Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In March, Game Dev London hosted GDLX 2023 in partnership with MLC, a games showcase and conference which featured a series of talks and panel discussions about game development. In this special episode, narrative designer Rebecca McCarthy explores a holistic approach to narrative design, suitable for developers at every level. Visit Our Website - gamedev.london - for meet ups, game jams, competitions and more! Join Our Discord - gamedev.london/join Follow Us On Twitch - twitch.tv/gamedevlondon (P.S. Apologies for the audio quality in this episode, especially in the last couple of minutes! We did our best to try and restore it as much as possible.)

Welcome to the #ItsPossible Canada Career Month Series! This trailer will give you an overview of the upcoming 10 conversations of this series.  - Who the series is for? - What the topics are that I will talk about with my guests? - Who my guests are? - Why it is so important to learn about these career topics that are typically outside of the job search? - What the overall goal of the series is?   Special thanks again to the Canadian Career Development Foundation for putting Canada Career Month together and in particular to Rebecca McCarthy and Emily Worthen!   Here are the mentioned "Job Sharing and Beyond" episodes related to job search that I recommended as a great introduction to the series: Episode 60: Co-founders of Project Matriarchs, Lola McAllister and Pilar McDonald https://emilyspath.ca/pilar-mcdonald-lola-mcallister-intergenerational-advocacy-for-care-policy/ Episode 37: Heather Bolen, Lori Sugarman-Li, and Victoria Ipri https://emilyspath.ca/job-sharing-and-beyond-episode-37-heather-bolen-lori-sugarman-li-victoria-ipri/

Writer Rebecca McCarthy on her Baffler article "Deep Sea Rush," and in a Moment of Truth, Jeff Dorchen swats the zeitgeist zombies. https://thebaffler.com/salvos/deep-sea-rush-mccarthy

This week, Rachel and Chris discuss the recent article in the ASHA Leader, “The Pitfalls of Presumption” by Katie O’Neil and Rebecca McCarthy. They agree with some ideas in the article, including the importance a well-planned assessment and implementation. They talk about why the phrase “presuming competence” can be confusing, and why they both prefer the phrase “presume potential.” Chris and Rachel go on to share some of their concerns about this article being misused by some clinicians to defend their role as "gatekeeper." If not read carefully, the article seems to advocate a process where clinicians decide who is, and who is not, allowed to receive training on a robust language system. Chris and Rachel go on to discuss why they presume their clients have the potential for robust language systems until proven otherwise, and why they think others should too.   Following this, we share Rachel’s interviews from ASHA with Bill Binko, Cindy Halloran from LAMP Words for Life, Heidi LoStracco of Speak for Yourself, Sarah Wilds of PRC-Saltillo, and Brian Whitmer of Cough Drop!   First, Bill Binko talks about Lesson Pix, a resource for creating custom learning materials for classrooms and therapy. He also talks about AT makers, an organization that seeks to introduce the “maker” community to the assistive technology community (e.g. partnering school robotics teams with people with AT needs).   Second, Cindy Halloran talks about the new version of LAMP Words for Life with improved support for users with visual impairment.   Third, Heidi LoStracco stops by to talk about Speak for Yourself. Rachel and Heidi discuss some of the new updates, how they have tried to make learning the software easier, and a new 30-day trial of the software launching soon.   Fourth, Sara Wilds of PRC-Saltillo discusses ExploreAAC.com, a new site that provides an introductory tutorial on AAC for parents, teachers, new clinicians, and anyone else interested in AAC. Areas covered in the tutorial include the meaning of “AAC,” differences between communication and language, and information about PRC & Saltillo devices and services.   Fifth, Brian Whitmer stops by and chats about this year’s Cough Drop shirt giveaway, why they think the shirts are a way to start conversations about AAC, and how the Cough Drop team come up with the shirt’s theme every year.   Finally, we share Mai Ling Chan’s brief interview with Summer Loehr, winner of the Xceptional Podcast Network contest at ASHA!   We want to know what you think! You can connect with us at our Facebook group Talking with Tech, on Twitter, and Instagram (@talkingwithtech)! Also, please subscribe and post a review for us on iTunes- it helps others to find us!   Links   “The Pitfalls of Presumptions” by Katie O’Neil and Rebecca McCarthy, ASHA Leader (December 2018)  https://leader.pubs.asha.org/doi/full/10.1044/leader.FMP.23122018.10   LessonPix: www.lessonpix.com   ATMakers: www.facebook.com/groups/ATMakers   LAMP Words for Life: www.aacapps.com   Explore AAC: www.ExploreAAC.com   Cough Drop T-Shirts: https://shop.spreadshirt.com/coughdrop/  

This week we're joined by the creators of recently released trans-humanist, minimalist planetary-exploration text adventure SUN DOGS, Nic Tringali and Rebecca McCarthy. We (obviously) discuss the game at length, including influences, where to for cyberpunk from here, Cowboy Bebob, Trigun, and sadly Nic's cat doesn't make the vocal cameo we were promised. Follow the erudite and awesome creators of http://www.sundogsgame.com/ - @nictringali @azuresama And as ever, ya boy @madquills and @uncaringunicast. This episode will be available on iTunes shortly, you an subscribe here: https://itunes.apple.com/dk/podcast/uncaring-universe-podcast/id985787268?mt=2 We really love feedback and suggestions, so please holler if you liked it or know better than us.

Darker Projects in association with Infected Bookspresents David Moody's vision of apocalyptic horrorListen: Autumn TrailerAudio production, written, and directed by Paul Mannering. Post production by Matt Mclaren. Original music by Devin Anderson http://www.devinanderson.com Based on the book, Autumn, by David Moody.Autumn featured the voice talents of:David Ault as Michael Collins Rebecca McCarthy as Emma Mitchell Mark Kalita as Carl Henshawe Shane Harris as The Narrator Elie Hirschmann as Philip Evans Clym Angus as Stuart Jeffries Steve Anderson as Garner Colin Snow as Ralph Fiona Conn as The Teacher Zack Fester as The Boy Miles Reid as Jack Bynam Joan Hovey as Sandra Laura Post as Jenny and Kate

The Falcon Banner, Episode 4: The Future Remembered, Part 1 (51:33, 51.7MB MP3, released 2006.06.04)Scripted by Mark BruzeeBased on The Falcon Banner, A novel by Christopher Patrick Lydon.Theme composed and performed by Kai Hartwig.Original music composed and performed by Kevin MacLeod.Featuring the voice talents of:Seth Adam Sher as Darien Taine June Lathrhop as Karen Control Laura Post as Lauren Chris Snyder as Matt Elias and Alien Pirates Eric Busby as Nazzien Mark Kalita as Kendrick Paul Mannering as Ra'Sha'Gar Shane Harris as Comm Voice and Pirate Guard Mark Bruzee as Shale Damaris Mannering as Orion Nurse Michelle Walters as News Reporter Tom Wilinski as Confused Orion Brandon Cole as Orion Captain Rebecca McCarthy as Orion 1 Jacob Jonas as Orion 2 Philip Bennfall as Orion 3 Fiona Conn as Orion 4 Jim Barbour as the Guild MasterThe series was Produced, directed and Post-produced by Chris SnyderCo-Produced by Mark BruzeeSpecial thanks to Christopher Patrick Lydon for making the series possible.