Podcast appearances and mentions of Rebecca Ryan

Former Appleton West High School teacher Rebecca Ryan has been ordered to stand trial for allegedly having an on-going sexual relationship with a student.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join us for the AICPA & CIMA Forensic & Valuation Services Conference from October 28-30 in Dallas, featuring special ticketed networking events. You can attend in person or virtually but attending in Dallas provides unmatched networking with FVS professionals. Register by September 13 to get a $150 early bird discount.  Here's what's in store:  Keynote speech by Rebecca Ryan, a futurist and economic expert Litigation Talk Series on courtroom perspectives and Daubert challenges AI sessions on practical applications and best practices for valuation and forensic work Micro sessions on various topics, offering bonus CPE and quick insights Beginner sessions on hot fraud topics, shareholder disputes, and more Guests: Brian Burns, CPA/ABV/CFF, Partner Forvis Mazars LLP  Jolene Fraser, CPA/CFF, Managing Director, Eisner Advisory Group LLC  Host: Frank Previti, CPA/CFF, Partner, DiSanto Priest & Co. Please share your thoughts about the episode - click here to leave us a review   Want to get involved with future FVS conferences, committees, task forces, or the standing ovation program? Send a message to infoFVS@aicpa-cima.com RESOURCES FOR FURTHER EXPLORATION If you're using a podcast app that does not hyperlink to the resources, please visit  https://fvssection.libsyn.com/fvs to access the show notes with direct links.  Links to register for training Oct 27-30 in Dallas: 2024 AICPA-CIMA Forensic and Valuation Services Conference, October 28-30, Dallas, TX.  To register.  Early bird discounts are available through Sept 13.   Attend in person or virtually AICPA members qualify for a $450 discount  FVS Section members, ABV, CFF, and CVFI credential holders qualify for a $550 discount Group discounts are available for as few as 2 people The AICPA-CIMA Expert Witness Skills Workshop, Oct 28-30, Dallas TX.  Registration is in-person only and limited to 19 seats! Register by Sept 4 to pace your pre-workshop preparation. Participate in either the Economic Damages or Business Valuation Workgroup Pre-conference workshops - in-person only Workshop A: Legal Systems, Courts & Dispute Resolution Sunday, October 27 – 8:00 am – 12:00 pm CT 3.5 CPE Credits Workshop B: Laws, Regulations & Guidance https://www.aicpa-cima.com/cpe-learning/conference/laws-regulations-guidance Sunday, October 27 – 1:00 – 5:00  pm CT 3.5 CPE Credits Workshop C: Understanding Fair Value Accounting Sunday, October 27 – 9:00 – 4:30 pm CT 7 CPE Credits This podcast episode is part of the extensive resource library available from the AICPA's Forensic and Valuation Services Section, the premier provider of guidance, tools, and advocacy for professionals who specialize in providing forensics and business valuation services.  Visit us online, and if you're not already a member, consider joining this active community of your FVS peers. You will get 16 credits of complimentary CPE and access to rich technical content, including BRGonline and Merger Shark. LEARN MORE ABOUT  Accredited in Business Valuation (ABV®) – Visit the home page and check out the ABV Infographic Certified in Valuation of Financial Instruments (CVFI®) – Visit the home page and check out the CVFI infographic Certified in Financial Forensics (CFF®) - Visit the home page and check out the CFF Infographic This is a podcast from AICPA & CIMA, together as the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants. To enjoy more conversations from our global community of accounting and finance professionals, explore our network of free shows here. Your feedback and comments are welcomed at podcast@aicpa-cima.com

Join us for the AICPA & CIMA Forensic & Valuation Services Conference from October 28-30 in Dallas, featuring special ticketed networking events. You can attend in person or virtually but attending in Dallas provides unmatched networking with FVS professionals. Register by September 13 to get a $150 early bird discount.  Here's what's in store:  Keynote speech by Rebecca Ryan, a futurist and economic expert Litigation Talk Series on courtroom perspectives and Daubert challenges AI sessions on practical applications and best practices for valuation and forensic work Micro sessions on various topics, offering bonus CPE and quick insights Beginner sessions on hot fraud topics, shareholder disputes, and more Guests: Brian Burns, CPA/ABV/CFF, Partner Forvis Mazars LLP  Jolene Fraser, CPA/CFF, Managing Director, Eisner Advisory Group LLC  Host: Frank Previti, CPA/CFF, Partner, DiSanto Priest & Co. Please share your thoughts about the episode - click here to leave us a review   Want to get involved with future FVS conferences, committees, task forces, or the standing ovation program? Send a message to infoFVS@aicpa-cima.com RESOURCES FOR FURTHER EXPLORATION If you're using a podcast app that does not hyperlink to the resources, please visit  https://fvssection.libsyn.com/fvs to access the show notes with direct links.  Links to register for training Oct 27-30 in Dallas: 2024 AICPA-CIMA Forensic and Valuation Services Conference, October 28-30, Dallas, TX.  To register.  Early bird discounts are available through Sept 13.   Attend in person or virtually AICPA members qualify for a $450 discount  FVS Section members, ABV, CFF, and CVFI credential holders qualify for a $550 discount Group discounts are available for as few as 2 people The AICPA-CIMA Expert Witness Skills Workshop, Oct 28-30, Dallas TX.  Registration is in-person only and limited to 19 seats! Register by Sept 4 to pace your pre-workshop preparation. Participate in either the Economic Damages or Business Valuation Workgroup Pre-conference workshops - in-person only Workshop A: Legal Systems, Courts & Dispute Resolution Sunday, October 27 – 8:00 am – 12:00 pm CT 3.5 CPE Credits Workshop B: Laws, Regulations & Guidance https://www.aicpa-cima.com/cpe-learning/conference/laws-regulations-guidance Sunday, October 27 – 1:00 – 5:00  pm CT 3.5 CPE Credits Workshop C: Understanding Fair Value Accounting Sunday, October 27 – 9:00 – 4:30 pm CT 7 CPE Credits This podcast episode is part of the extensive resource library available from the AICPA's Forensic and Valuation Services Section, the premier provider of guidance, tools, and advocacy for professionals who specialize in providing forensics and business valuation services.  Visit us online, and if you're not already a member, consider joining this active community of your FVS peers. You will get 16 credits of complimentary CPE and access to rich technical content, including BRGonline and Merger Shark. LEARN MORE ABOUT  Accredited in Business Valuation (ABV®) – Visit the home page and check out the ABV Infographic Certified in Valuation of Financial Instruments (CVFI®) – Visit the home page and check out the CVFI infographic Certified in Financial Forensics (CFF®) - Visit the home page and check out the CFF Infographic This is a podcast from AICPA & CIMA, together as the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants. To enjoy more conversations from our global community of accounting and finance professionals, explore our network of free shows here. Your feedback and comments are welcomed at podcast@aicpa-cima.com

“Living With Grief" explores the ways people navigate the journey of losing a loved one. The series is produced by WRFI's JT Stone. In this episode Jessica Ryan, a teacher at Notre Dame High School in Elmira, opens up about how she copes with the death of her daughter, Rebecca Ryan, who was struck by a car in 2021. 

In this episode, I tell the story of Michael Beckwith, a 44-year-old man killed in Harwich, Essex, in July 2016.Michael was asked to meet up with 21-year-old Rebecca Ryan on July 31 to discuss their relationship, which had ended just a few days earlier.Unbeknownst to Michael, it was nothing more than a ploy to lure him down a secluded lane, where he was met by 27-year-old Scott Swift and 17-year-old Joseph Smith and beaten with metal poles.Michael miraculously survived the attack but sadly died in hospital two days later.Ryan and Swift received life sentences for murder in April 2017, with Smith receiving a 12-year sentence after being found guilty of manslaughter for his role in the attack.Join my Patreon community at patreon.com/britishmurders for exclusive perks, including early access to ad-free episodes, bonus content, exciting giveaways, and much more!You can view the video version of this episode at youtube.com/@britishmurders. Remember to subscribe and ring the notification bell to stay up-to-date with my latest releases.Do you have a case request? Please send it to contact@britishmurders.com or fill out a Contact Form at britishmurders.com/contactIntro music:⁣David John Brady - 'Throw Down the Gauntlet'⁣davidjohnbrady.comReferences:⁣britishmurders.com/michaelbeckwith Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, I tell the story of Michael Beckwith, a 44-year-old man killed in Harwich, Essex, in July 2016. Michael was asked to meet up with 21-year-old Rebecca Ryan on July 31 to discuss their relationship, which had ended just a few days earlier. Unbeknownst to Michael, it was nothing more than a ploy to lure him down a secluded lane, where he was met by 27-year-old Scott Swift and 17-year-old Joseph Smith and beaten with metal poles. Michael miraculously survived the attack but sadly died in hospital two days later. Ryan and Swift received life sentences for murder in April 2017, with Smith receiving a 12-year sentence after being found guilty of manslaughter for his role in the attack. Join my Patreon community at patreon.com/britishmurders for exclusive perks, including early access to ad-free episodes, bonus content, exciting giveaways, and much more! You can view the video version of this episode at youtube.com/@britishmurders. Remember to subscribe and ring the notification bell to stay up-to-date with my latest releases. Do you have a case request? Please send it to contact@britishmurders.com or fill out a Contact Form at britishmurders.com/contact Intro music:⁣ David John Brady - 'Throw Down the Gauntlet'⁣ davidjohnbrady.com References:⁣ britishmurders.com/michaelbeckwith Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this week's Education Gadfly Show podcast, Ray Domanico, the director of education policy at the Manhattan institute, joins Mike to discuss whether New York should eliminate the Regents Exams as high school graduation requirements. Then, on the Research Minute, Amber reviews a study investigating the trends in parental school involvement over the past two and a half decades.Recommended content:“Revising graduation requirements could improve academic rigor in New York” —Ray Domanico, Education Next“End-of-course exams and student outcomes” —Adam Tyner and Matthew Larsen“The accountability conundrum” —Chester E. Finn, Jr., Fordham InstituteAriel Kalil, Samantha Steimle, and Rebecca Ryan, “Trends in Parents' Time Investment at Children's Schools During a Period of Economic Change,” AERA (April 2023).Feedback Welcome: Have ideas for improving our podcast? Send them to Daniel Buck at dbuck@fordhaminstitute.org.

Our world is rapidly evolving. We've got AI and a whole host of other innovations coming on board and shaking things up. If we're not evolving in our business, we will be left behind. Instead of being fearful of the uncertainty that lies ahead in 2024 and beyond, what if we could hear predictions from someone who studies the future and create a game plan? As a professional futurist, Rebecca Ryan is no stranger to predictions. I'm so excited she's joining me for this conversation where we're going deep on questions like: What will design in public spaces look like in the future? What do design firms need to know moving into 2024? And what is this futurism-meets-design project she's been working on with Libby Castro? This episode is a must-listen for all entrepreneurs, small business owners, design professionals—and humans.In this episode, you will:Learn futurist predictions for 2024 for entrepreneurs and small business owners.Uncover how designers can lead the charge against schismogenesis (and what that is).Discover the impact a futurist (like a designer) can have on a community and society.Full Show Notes Here!

Clear communication with the public is a key part of the response to disasters and health emergencies, and the October 2023 update of a rapid review from 2020 investigates this in relation to measures to help to prevent and control COVID-19. Here's lead author Rebecca Ryan from La Trobe University in Australia to tell us more.

Clear communication with the public is a key part of the response to disasters and health emergencies, and the October 2023 update of a rapid review from 2020 investigates this in relation to measures to help to prevent and control COVID-19. Here's lead author Rebecca Ryan from La Trobe University in Australia to tell us more.

For the Summer of 2023, a dozen futurists talk about what life will be like for humans in 30 to 50 years. Each guest is asked to paint a picture of the changes that we will experience between now and 2053 or 2073. Then they are asked what mistakes we are making today that the people of 2073 will look back at in disbelief. The goal of these episodes is to spark the imagination of listeners about the future we have the ability to create.In this episode, our usual host of the show Don MacPherson is interviewed by futurist Rebecca Ryan. Don paints a picture of what life might be life in 2073 with a focus on aging and the development of space tourism and a space economy. He talks about how new technologies and a move to treat aging as a disease could radically change the way we age and enable life expectancy to 90 or even 100 years with outliers reaching 120 years and beyond. Don compares the current stage of space exploration and development to the early years of flight and shares his belief that humanity's desire to explore will push us to colonize Mars and visit other planets as our capabilities improve. Don and Rebecca finish the interview with a discussion about what the humans of 2073 will be surprised that we were doing in 2023. Don MacPherson is CEO of 12 Geniuses and host of the 12 Geniuses podcast - a show for curious and voracious learners. Don interviews exceptional people about trends and technologies changing the way we live and work. A five-time entrepreneur, Don has spent 25 years studying the employee experience, the attributes of great leadership, and how healthy organizational cultures are created and sustained. An avid traveler and volunteer, Don has visited 75 countries and been a mentor of young people for 30 years.

Seisiúns with Cahir Comhaltas Group will begin on July 6th in Cahir Castle and will continue every Thursday night for 8 weeks. Mary Harty & the group joined Fran in studio to play a few tunes. Michael Harty on the flute Rebecca Ryan on the flute Catherine Maher on the concertina Sean Darmody on the button accordion

Professional Futurist Rebecca Ryan returns to the podcast and brings with her Libby Castro, Founder and Principal at LP/w Design Studios. The two have joined forces to create the Work Better Project, a community geared towards redesigning the what, where, and how of work. Mentioned in this Episode:The Work Better Project: https://www.linkedin.com/company/work-better-project/“People First: The Next Generation of Downtowns”: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/work-better-project_people-first-the-next-generation-of-downtowns-activity-7051201238704521216-ZAUDThe Work Better Series: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/work-better-project_work-better-project-article-1-activity-7039219337701785600-reIuPeople Business podcast with Rebecca Ryan: https://peoplebusinesspodcast.com/rebeccaryan/Next Generation Consulting: https://www.linkedin.com/company/next-generation-consulting LP/ws: http://lpwsstudios.com/Time Codes:(1:37) - Welcoming Rebecca and Libby(1:59) - What is the Work Better Project and how did you come to work together?(4:56) - How would you define the Work Better Project itself?(10:07) - What signals are you paying attention to regarding work?(15:33) - Libby, what signals are you paying attention to?(17:45) - Have you seen mental health impacting the way we work?(22:00) - How should we be prepared for sudden change and also how to avoid denial when change is slow?(26:46) - Do you have a structure for how you do Think Week?(28:29) - When faced with impending change, where do you start in the design process?(30:26) - Do you talk about design thinking principles?(34:03) - How do you help organizations think through the way they're actually working?(40:39) - How do we repurpose space? What are some alternate/radical options?(50:10) - Do you have any good exercises for getting brain storms going?(55:41) - What is your goal for this project?(57:44) - What's the purpose of work? 

There's increasing recognition of the importance of involving patients and the public in decision making about health services and a growing body of relevant research. In March 2023, we published a new qualitative evidence synthesis which brings some of this research together. It used co-production and, in this podcast Rachel Plachcinski, an independent Parent, Patient and Public Involvement Consultant and member of Cochrane's Consumer Network Executive, speaks with two of the authors, Bronwen Merner and Rebecca Ryan, from La Trobe University in Melbourne, Australia and the Cochrane Consumers and Communication Group about the review and its findings.

There's increasing recognition of the importance of involving patients and the public in decision making about health services and a growing body of relevant research. In March 2023, we published a new qualitative evidence synthesis which brings some of this research together. It used co-production and, in this podcast Rachel Plachcinski, an independent Parent, Patient and Public Involvement Consultant and member of Cochrane's Consumer Network Executive, speaks with two of the authors, Bronwen Merner and Rebecca Ryan, from La Trobe University in Melbourne, Australia and the Cochrane Consumers and Communication Group about the review and its findings.

In the final episode of our series, Sara Grewar talks with solicitor Rebecca Ryan and expert witness trainer Nick Deal about the practicalities of being an expert witness and what the work entails. FURTHER INFORMATION Medical Protection launching a new campaign on expert witnesses. SPEAKERS Your host today was Sara Grewar. Our guest speakers today were Rebecca Ryan and Nick Deal. If you are interested in more information, registering for the Expert witness webinars on 10 and 24 May please visit: 10 MAY - Redefining the expert witness; your profession needs you! 24 MAY - Redefining the expert witness: preparing to take the stand For more information about Medical Protection please visit www.medicalprotection.org.

Segment 1: Greg McBride, Senior Vice President and Chief Analyst, Bankrate, chats with John about yesterday’s announcement from the Fed about interest rates and the safety of the U.S. banking system. Will there be another rate hike down the road? Segment 2: Rebecca Ryan, Economist and Futurist, tells John about the launch of the “Work Better […]

Kim Mauller is the Director of Marketing & Insights on the Innovation and Foresight team at Molson Coors. In this episode, Kim discusses the process she and her team use to look into the future and develop products that meet the world's emerging needs. Mentioned in this Episode: Molson Coors - https://www.molsoncoors.comThink Like a Futurist w/ Rebecca Ryan - https://www.peoplebusinesspodcast.com/rebeccaryan The STEEP Framework - https://www.widenarrow.com/blog/what-is-steep-analysis-5-factors-to-predict-the-future#:~:text=STEEP%20is%20an%20acronym%20for,and%20strengthening%20your%20strategic%20planning.The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel - https://www.amazon.com/Psychology-Money-Timeless-lessons-happiness/dp/0857197681/ref=asc_df_0857197681/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=508977995883&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=12089372152956787372&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9027256&hvtargid=pla-947774987444&psc=1Morgan Housel's Blog - https://collabfund.com/blog/authors/morgan/Topics:(2:12) - What is an innovation and foresight team?(5:47) - How big is your team?(6:39) - What teams do you plug into the most?(9:09) - How did you come into working within foresight and future thinking?(12:05) - How did you learn to see possibilities you might otherwise not have?(20:37) - Are you looking at the world with a really open lens or do you get laser-focused on an audience first?(25:14) - How much history do you read?(30:44) - How do you get such good insights from your customer base?(36:21) - Do you journal?(37:24) - How do you avoid biases?(39:20) - What are other pitfalls you see that will lead people astray in this kind of work?(43:20) - How confident do you need to be to execute a prediction?(47:43) - What are the trends you're paying attention to now in the world?(52:20) - What are you sick of talking about?

Tim Schumm is the Founder and President of Lucas James Talent Partners, an On-Demand RPO (Recruiting Process Outsourcing) firm that is a cost-effective alternative to the traditional staffing agency model.  Tim has been in recruiting for 16 years and is a frequent speaker on topics related to talent acquisition, leadership, and how the labor market affects corporate strategy.  He was also a Chicago Crain's 40 Under 40 recipient. In this conversation, Tim shares his perspective on the talent market as it stands today and where we might be going headed into 2023. Mentioned in this Episode: Lucas James Talent Partners - https://lucasjamestalent.com/Tim on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/timschumm/Think Like a Futurist w/ Rebecca Ryan - https://peoplebusinesspodcast.com/rebeccaryan/Time Codes:(2:47) - Can you walk us through 2022 from a recruiting and retention standpoint?(6:31) - What's the environment like today compared to the past year of burnout, quiet quitting, and hyper-wage inflation?(10:58) - Do you see companies evolving their job descriptions with the growing lack of laborers?(18:19) - In your experience, what percentage of employers are starting to get creative with finding talent?(20:29) - How do you see companies successfully pitching themselves to candidates for virtual roles?(23:14) - How do you see companies getting creative as far as going into talent pools they wouldn't have considered before?(24:39) - Do you see companies investing in Learning and Development?(31:00) - Are there any other signals in the world you're paying attention to?(33:55) - What else is important for HR leaders to think about going into the new year?(36:48) - What is Lucas James Talent Partners and where can people find you online?

Economist and Futurist, Rebecca Ryan, joins Andrea Darlas to talk about what we may see from the market and general economy in the new year.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Year-in-Review crew is back to discuss all things energy in 2022. Our panel answers questions about their top energy stories, ideas, projects, and podcast episodes of the year! Topics this year include: the Inflation Reduction Act, energy reliability, nuclear fusion, the Inflation Reduction Act, Miss Wisconsin (and now, Miss America!) Grace Stanke and her clean energy platform, electric vehicles, storage as the new solar, and the Inflation Reduction Act. (Notice a pattern?) Our panel includes: • Carrie Templeton, Chief of Staff to PSCW Chairperson Rebecca Valcq • Chris Hubbuch, energy reporter for the Wisconsin State Journal • Matthew Spencer, Director of Government Affairs, Madison Gas and Electric • Jennifer Shilling, Government Relations Manager, Dairyland Power Cooperative Our panel answers the question of what they'd do with “All the Power” in the industry with answers ranging from more news coverage of energy issues (guess!); encouraging Wisconsin's use of federal funds for clean energy projects; and, highlighting the positive work of the electric industry. Show Links: Spence & Chris - Favorite Episode of the Electric Wire: Electric Wire, Episode 28 - Shining a Light on Investor-Owned Utilities with Jeff Keebler https://youtu.be/M6g_x2Fd9XY Carrie - Favorite Episode of the Electric Wire: Episode 23: The Future of Utilities with Rebecca Ryan and Lauren Azar https://youtu.be/fgfVpRNS04o Jen - Favorite Episode(s!) of the Electric Wire: Electric Wire, Episode 24 - Nuclear Power and the Clean Energy Transition with Brent Ridge https://youtu.be/KGw0c7H8Vis Electric Wire, Episode 30 - Getting to Know Wisconsin's Electric Cooperatives https://youtu.be/sUjZS7wfNq4 Electric Wire, Episode 18 (2021) - New Energy for an Old Coal Plant: Beloit College Powerhouse Interview with Dan Schooff https://youtu.be/AsQh0eadEGA Kristin - Favorite Episode(s) of the Electric Wire: Electric Wire, Episode 27 - The Reality of Retail Choice with Laurel Peltier https://youtu.be/r6fD7EMD_BY Electric Wire, Episode 21 - A Second Wind: Recycling Wind Turbine Blades https://youtu.be/IebcxHpMf5M Chris Hubbuch's story about the Inflation Reduction Act and heat pumps: https://madison.com/news/local/environment/a-little-bit-for-everybody-how-the-inflation-reduction-act-boosts-clean-energy/article_d6e7fb5a-468f-5126-9b17-33d4883a7888.html Link to provide feedback about the Electric Wire podcast: https://forms.gle/yL5va4kR7RU4qiju8 Don't forget you can also give us some stars and leave a review wherever you listen to podcasts! Thanks for listening!

Debut author, Rebecca Ryan joins us this week to talk about her funny contemporary fiction novel, My (Extra) Ordinary Life and all of the things that have lead to its publication on January 5th 2023.ZencastrClick on this referral link to get 30% off your first three months with Zencastr!BookshopClick here to find all of our guests' books as well as the desert island library over at bookshop.org.Support the show

in which things begin to ooze, Corin does his best to appreciate the party, a number of interruptions take place, and Cris with no H “wins” the Ruin-A-Life Drawing. Do Evil Better.Featuring Anwar Newton as Dirk Sexplosion, Kitt Keller as Violet Trudge, Adam Miszuk as Angus Lachlan, and Rebecca Ryan as Melantha Murther. Kakos Industries […]

Futurist, economist, and best-selling author Rebecca Ryan joins The Steve Cochran Show to provide insight and answers about inflation, a possible economic recession, and actions you can take now to improve your financial future. Visit rebeccaryan.com for more about Rebecca.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rebecca Ryan and Jodi Dynan are co founders of Love for Lismore HeART Space. Susan Goodwin of Measure Twice Cut Once and Rebecca talk about their experience with the floods in Lismore and the surrounding communities this year. Rebecca and Susan provide listeners with ways people can help this huge community rebuilding their lives. The links for all of these ways people can help are on the podcast website. SewOver50 intersects with all communities. SewOver50 where we are so over ageism. Make sure you listen to your SewOver50 friends in our SewOver50 podcast archive. Sew Organised Style features people who freely support the sewing community. You're welcome to be a podcast guest by contacting us via DM on Instagram. If you are able, consider supporting this podcast through our patreon account. Every podcast is free.

Michael Hayman's guest today is Rebecca Ryan, the futurist and founder of Next Generation Consulting, with a mission to help individuals and organisations develop foresight, to create brighter futures. Described as a "human spark plug", Rebecca looks at the signals to establish the future trends of our economies, supporting people to prepare rather than predict. It's about using strategic foresight to prepare for the unknown.  Listen now to hear their discussion about the road ahead, and Rebecca's advice on how to think like a futurist. 

Rebecca Ryan is a noted top 50 professional futurist, economist, best-selling author and entrepreneur.  She helps organizations consider multiple plausible futures, not just one! She tracks trends and figures out what the future is likely going to be and how we could be ready for the future. Many organizations create future-facing plans that are actually based on the past. Strategic foresight helps focus on what's coming. Looking a generation ahead, she outlines strategies in urban planning, economic development, and workforce development to ensure communities are well equipped for future trends and challenges.  She is the founder of NEXT Generation Consulting through which she partners with private and public sector leaders across the country, such as Chambers of Commerce, economic development agencies, and a handful of do-gooder companies. Together with each organization, they anticipate and imagine brighter futures by going through specific steps and drilling down to what is actionable today to create those desired futures. In this episode, we talk about:her process with clients tips for how we can be futurists in our own livesthe history of futurists — they were in White House and Congress until 1981how to pursue a career as a futuristfree resources for how you can learn about being a futurist and applying futurist principlesRebecca is a graduate of Drake University with a certificate in Strategic Foresight from University of Houston. She is on the Executive Committee of the global Association of Professional Futurists.Contact Info:Rebecca Ryan - Guesthttps://rebeccaryan.com/Rebecca Ryan, APF (LinkedIn)Julie Berman - Hostwww.womenwithcooljobs.com@womencooljobs (Instagram)Julie Berman (LinkedIn)

A former President of Clare Ógra Fianna Fáil insists a return to "common sense politics" is needed in tomorrow's budget to prevent people from starving. The final touches are being put on what's expected to be a 10 billion euro package aimed at tackling the rising cost of living. Miltown Malbay native Fionn Sexton Connolly and Ennis resident Rebecca Ryan have been speaking on Clare FM's Morning Focus about Budget 2023.

Rebecca Ryan, APF, is an Economist, best-selling author, and founder of NEXT Generation consulting– oh yeah, and she can see the future. In fact, Rebecca can see many futures. As a top 50 professional Futurist, Rebecca partners with private and public sector leaders across the country; looking a generation ahead, she outlines strategies in urban planning, economic development, and workforce development to ensure communities are well equipped for future trends and challenges. But rather than looking through a crystal ball, Rebecca uses strategic foresight to prepare for unknowns.Chock-full of eclectic experiences, Rebecca allows her unique background to inform her work as a Futurist. The lessons learned from her pro basketball days overseas with a team of Hungarian women keep Rebecca on her toes. Her Zen practice keeps her grounded and generous. A proud Wisconsinite, her midwestern roots drive her passion for the community (and cheese). Rebecca has held residencies at the Alliance for Innovation, the Governing Institute, and the Association of Governmental Risk Pools. Her keynotes have reached high-level officials and legislators worldwide and she has been featured as an expert on various national news outlets including NPR, NewsNation, The Business Journals, and Newsy.Rebecca is a graduate of Drake University with a certificate in Strategic Foresight from the University of Houston; she is on the Executive Committee of the global Association of Professional Futurists. For more info:https://rebeccaryan.com........Thank you for listening! If you wanted to learn more about the host, Brian Ondrako, check out his “Now” Page - https://www.brianondrako.com/now or Sign up for his Weekly Newsletter or 3x a Week Blog - https://brianondrako.com/subscribe/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Cahir Comhaltas, which was set up in 1989, has over one hundred members within Cahir town and holds weekly traditional Irish music lessons for all ages. Seisiúns with the group will take place tonight at 8pm in Cahir Castle and every Thursday night with the final show being on August 25. Mary & Michael Harty, Naoise Forristal, Rebecca Ryan, Catherine Maher & Megan Davis all joined Fran for the chats and some tunes.

Rebecca Ryan is a noted futurist, economist, best-selling author, and entrepreneur. She is the founder of NEXT Generation Consulting through which she partners with private and public sector leaders across the country. Looking a generation ahead, she outlines strategies in urban planning, economic development, and workforce development to ensure communities are well equipped for future trends and challenges. Rebecca is a graduate of Drake University with a certificate in Strategic Foresight from the University of Houston. She is on the Executive Committee of the global Association of Professional Futurists. Links:RebeccaRyan.comRebecca's NewsletterThe Association of Professional FuturistsStrategic Foresight at the University of HoustonHorizon ScanningThink Like A Futurist by Cecily SommersThe Good Judgment ProjectSuperforecasting by Phillip TetlockLong Bets: The Arena for Accountable Predictions1968 Fall edition of Whole Earth CatalogHow Buildings Learn by Stewart BrandThinking in Bets by Annie DukeBlack Swan by Nassim TalebThe Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel Deep Work by Cal NewportTime Codes:(3:00) - What is a futurist, and what does your work look like?(6:30) - Are there any other ways you try to simplify your work?(10:38) - How do you know which weak signals to pay attention to?(12:58) - What is your process for scanning all of this data and information in your futurist work?(16:35) - What are the mechanics for predicting the future?(21:35) - What does a project look like that a business might bring you in for?(27:09) - Do you have an example of a project that you've done?(29:29) - How do you sit with a group to help them shake up their point of view?(34:35) - What are some of the common biases you see getting in the way of corporate decision-making?(37:47) - What's the best way for people to practice breaking their biases?(42:32) - A real-world example from O'Brien's life.(50:26) - How do you advise people to think about Black Swans?(57:37) - The Strategy Paradox.(1:01:01) - What trends are you paying attention to when it comes to human resources?(1:04:46) - What is the purpose of business?(1:06:04) - How can people find and engage with you online?

Over the course of the summer of 2022, we are releasing 12 interviews with futurists and forward thinkers in order to help our global audience of leaders become better visionaries for their organizations and be more prepared for our uncertain future. In this episode, Rebecca Ryan joins the show. Rebecca is a noted top 50 professional futurist, economist, best-selling author and entrepreneur. She is the founder of NEXT Generation Consulting through which she partners with government leaders across the country. Looking a generation ahead, she outlines strategies in urban planning, economic development and workforce development to ensure communities are well equipped for future trends and challenges. Rebecca is a graduate of Drake University with a certificate in Strategic Foresight from University of Houston; she is the Resident Futurist at the Alliance for Innovation and on the Executive Committee of the global Association of Professional Futurists.Rebecca shares how she identifies trends, vets sources, what trends she is following with a focus on mental health and Artificial Intelligence, and what's filling her with a sense of optimism.

Segment 1: Rebecca Ryan, Economist and Futurist, tells guest host Jon Hansen how the American workplace is shifting from workaholism to well-being. What is happening and what solutions are we seeing? Segment 2: Joan E. Solsman, Senior Reporter, CNET, chats with Jon about a variety of tech stories including new apps that can give you an advance on […]

Segment 1: Michael Miller, Associate Professor of Economics at DePaul University, joins John to talk about the possibility of a recession, the housing market beginning to stall, inflation weighing heavily on consumer confidence, if the distribution of stimulus money led to inflation, and if the Fed waited too long to raise interest rates. Segment 2: Rebecca Ryan, Economist […]

Develop and use Strategic Foresight to help prepare for the future of your small business, with futurist Rebecca Ryan. As an entrepreneur, how can I possibly predict the future and anticipate and prepare for the impact on my small business? Rebecca Ryan explains how, without a magical crystal ball, she helps her clients see what's coming. Rebecca is a noted top 50 professional futurist, economist, best-selling author and entrepreneur. Henry Lopez is the host of The How of Business podcast – helping you start, run and grow your small business. The How of Business is a top-rated podcast for small business and entrepreneurs.

As a futurist and Wild Woman, Rebecca Ryan helps people and communities connect to something bigger.  She shares her upbringing and the narrow box she grew up in as an ...

Futurists are people who plan for the future by looking at trends and identifying what's coming instead of only looking at the past. To explain more about this profession and the profound value it offers, today we are joined by Rebecca Ryan, a top 50 professional futurist, as well as an economist, best-selling author, and entrepreneur. She is also on the executive committee of the Global Association of Professional Futurists. As the founder of NEXT Generation Consulting, she partners with private and public sector leaders across the country. Through looking at the generation ahead, she outlines strategies in urban planning, economic development, and workforce development to ensure communities are well equipped for future trends and challenges. Tuning in today, you'll learn more about futurism and how it differs from strategic planning. You'll also hear about the four-phase process Rebecca uses to craft a vision with a client and how she uses this in her own life too. To find out why she insists on looking 10 years into the future instead of 5, how she helps clients get past their own egos when planning for the future, the benefits of considering the worst-case scenario even if you don't want to, and so much more, tune in today!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to this week's episode of Off the Shelf! You can follow me on Instagram here: Phoebe @ Pause Books HQ (@pausebooks)  My guest this week is Rebecca Ryan! You can follow her on Instagram here: Rebecca Ryan (@becsryanauthor)  You can read more about her debut novel here: Simon & Schuster to publish My (Extra)Ordinary Life, the debut novel by Rebecca Ryan  The books she chose are: 1. Book that got me through a difficult time - The Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follet 2. A book by your favourite author - Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen 3. Best non fiction book - Being Mortal by Atul Gawande 4. The book that changed your life - Anthology of World War One poetry 5. The book that makes me happy - Red, White and Royal Blue by Casey Mquinston

A reinterview with Rebecca Ryan, discussing ‘doing the next right thing' and Future generations.

Rebecca Ryan and Lauren Azar join the Electric Wire for a conversation about change in the energy industry and in our world. Rebecca, one of the nation's leading futurists, discusses local and global trends that everyone should be preparing for. Lauren, one of America's most respected utility attorneys, leads the conversation about change in the energy industry, as they answer the following questions, and more: · How do we get those in the utility industry to start thinking like futurists? · How important are governmental or industry goals to get where we want to go? · What does the future look like for EV's and electrification? · What are the craziest changes coming by 2050 that we haven't thought of yet? Cari Anne Renlund, Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary of Madison Gas and Electric Co., joins Kristin Gilkes, Executive Director of the Customers First! Coalition, as co-host (and bonus guest) for a lively and inspiring conversation about the direction of the industry. Links from the Episode: More on MGE's 2030 and 2050 Carbon Reduction Goals: https://www.mge2050.com/en/ IPCC: Sixth Assessment Report https://www.ipcc.ch/assessment-report/ar6/ Note from Rebecca: The Good Judgment Project (https://www.gjopen.com) makes predictions on EV penetration and MANY other things. The Good Judgment Project was founded by the author of Superforecasting, Phil Tetlock who found that regular people can learn to do foresight as well or better than trained CIA agents. Long Bets is also does long term wagering about the future, fueled by a bunch of futurists and thought leaders. I just dropped on and Steven Pinker has a challenge about Bioterrorism. How to Become a Cyborg from MIT Technology Review: https://www.technologyreview.com/2018/06/19/142228/here-are-some-ways-to-upgrade-yourself-one-body-part-at-a-time/

Radio's Big Dog, Mike Graham starts the week by looking at the desperate measures by the government to save Boris's backside. Independent's Chief Political Commentator, John Rentoul kicks the show off as we stick our finger in the air to test the political climate. Talking of big dogs, Peter Hitchens returns for his regular Monday slot, and we're joined by Rebecca Ryan from Defund the BBC to discuss Nadine Dorries's decision to freeze the licence fee. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Richard Tice starts the show, talking about how Labour have criticised the Tories of being high tax and low growth. Jamie Jenkins discusses mask wearing in schools, and how unbeneficial it is for children to wear them. Rebecca Ryan from Defund the BBC chats to Mike about how ministers have backed calls for the BBC to play the national anthem daily. James Evans, Conservative MS for Brecon and Radnorshire tells Mike about the Covid restrictions in Wales, and finally, the Perrior Awards with Izzy Rowland. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on Drama School Dropout I am joined by the amazing Rebecca Ryan. We chat about getting out of lockdown and being able to support our friends in theatre, the misconception that the wages from working on major TV shows is enough to set you up for life, how a chance audition changed her life, the improvised audition that really kick started her career, growing up on the set of Shameless, how Netflix just breathes live back into a show, joining Waterloo Road, and the amazing nights out with the Waterloo Road Cast. Host: Ingram Noble Guest: Rebecca Ryan Producers: Heather Spiden & Ingram Noble Links: Ingram's Instagram & Twitter: @ingramnoble Rebecca's Instagram: @rebeccaryan__ Official Podcast Website: www.dramaschooldropout.com This Is Where We Get Off Tickets: https://webstersglasgow.com/whats-on/event/this-is-where-we-get-off/

In Season One of 12 Geniuses, futurist Rebecca Ryan joined the show to talk about the future of America and how changes in the country can be embraced in positive ways. Today, she and Don reconnect to talk about the future of work after the pandemic significantly disrupted what work looks like. Rebecca discusses the implications and importance of working from home and why she believes there's been a power shift away from employers into the hands of employees.

As we navigate change, how can we create actionable plans for the future? Futurist Rebecca Ryan has a few ideas. Based in Madison, Wisconson, her past work in Columbus led to the advent of the city's young professional initiatives. We discussed the work of a futurist, the tangible things that can be done to improve the social fabric of communities, and if it's important to be back in the office. The post Futurist Rebecca Ryan appeared first on The Confluence Cast.

As we navigate change, how can we create actionable plans for the future? Futurist Rebecca Ryan has a few ideas. Based in Madison, Wisconson, her past work in Columbus led to the advent of the city's young professional initiatives. We discussed the work of a futurist, the tangible things that can be done to improve the social […] The post Futurist Rebecca Ryan appeared first on The Confluence Cast.

This week on the High Wire Woman podcast, Rosanna Berardi is talking about getting in front of the camera with guest Rebecca Ryan. Rebecca is the founder of Serving Up Social, an organization helping women entrepreneurs develop their visual brand. Rebecca helps her clients feel less overwhelmed and gain confidence in front of a camera. She joins Rosanna on this episode to give tips on how High Wire Women can shine in front of the camera. You'll hear Rosanna and Rebecca  talk about: How Rebecca got into filming. The biggest obstacle to women getting in front of the camera is that we hold ourselves to unattainable standards. How to do the virtual vision board activity on Rebecca's platform. Going beyond headshots and backgrounds, and how to be seen as approachable. The services Rebecca offers via Serving Up Social. We need to work past our insecurities and fear so that we can really shine and market our brands the way we need to. Resources Rosanna Berardi | LinkedIn Rosanna Berardi | Berardi Immigration Law Rebecca Ryan | LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook Serving Up Social

In this week's episode, Jenny speaks with Rebecca Ryan, Brand Photographer and Founder of Serving Up Social. They have a real conversation about how the past informs the present, overcoming imposter syndrome, and believing that you can reinvent yourself just as often as Beyoncé and Rihanna do!02:00 - What is brand photography and what is serving up social? 08:00 - How the past informs the present 11:20 - How your voice is unique even when digital spaces feel oversaturated 14:00 - Pivoting a photography business during a pandemic 18:00 - Imposter Syndrome an ongoing battle 23:00 - Being ready to listen to be able to actually change 25:00 - Careers paths change and it's okay 30:00 - How Rebecca gets women comfortable before they get on camera 35:00 - We're over “Hustle Culture” Connect with Rebecca at:instagram.com/servingupsocialrebecca@servingupsocial.comwww.servingupsocial.comwww.linkedin.com/in/rebecca-ryan-photosConnect with Jenny at:www.dothefirework.comwww.instagram.com/dothefireworkwww.twitter.com/dothefireworkResources Mentioned: Everything is Figureoutable book by Marie Forleo - https://amzn.to/2RG7JbyVisibility Mindset presentation Special Offer for Listeners: Rebecca is offering free discovery calls for female entrepreneurs who are ready to look at how visual marketing can help their business, and offers a free photo shoot planning guide available on her website at www.servingupsocial.com!

Rebecca Ryan, the founder of Serving Up Social, is a brand photographer and visual marketing partner. Rebecca is a former health coach and food blogger who first picked up a camera as a way to inspire others with her recipes and fell in love with the thrill of capturing that perfect image. Today, Rebecca helps savvy female entrepreneurs stay visible with confidence and ease by delivering a comprehensive package of visual marketing tools that goes beyond the delivery of just images. Rebecca is on a mission to empower women with the tools needed to strengthen their brand presence, demonstrate their expertise and create powerful connections. When Rebecca is not behind the lens, she is creating a culinary masterpiece with her 2 daughters or sipping some vino with her husband and beloved labradoodle. FREE GIFT LINK: https://view.

April 12, 2021 ~ The Economist and Futurist talks to Guy about the future of the workforce and says COVID has permanently changed the way people work and remote work for some people is here to stay.

This week, we again feature futurist Rebecca Ryan in a short episode focused on the idea of what we call in Strategic Doing the S-Curve. Sometimes called a sigmoid curve, or a sine wave if you remember back to your pre-calculus class, S-Curves describe much of what we see in the world around us. Rebecca talks about the S-Curve - or as she calls it, the sine wave of entropy - as she discusses an idea called the three horizons. S-Curves overlap. We can see the one we are on, but there also was one preceding that, and there's one ahead of us. In the three horizon model, the horizon behind us is the first horizon, or horizon 1. The one ahead of us is horizon 3. Listen as Rebecca talks about how that idea is playing out right in front of us, and what that means for our future.

Now is the perfect time to strategically think about the future for our businesses, communities and ourselves. Futurist Rebecca Ryan, considered one of the nation's leading thought-leaders, shares insights with Success Wave host Pat Perry, on seizing the opportunity now, to reinvent ourselves and organizations for the post-pandemic world.  This is a high-energy conversation that will get you excited about planning for the future, not looking to the past and creating a better tomorrow. If you are new to Success Wave, thank you for joining the thousands of listeners and make sure you Subscribe so you do not miss one of our weekly shows. Welcome!

On this episode, Beth hosts a strategy session with Rebecca Ryan. Rebecca is the founder of Serving Up Social, and is also a former health coach, personal chef, and food blogger. She loves working with wellness professionals and culinary entrepreneurs who want to spice up their marketing with images that will make customers hungry for more! Beth coaches Rebecca on:  Getting crystal clear on her ideal client How Rebecca helps clients stand out in a saturated market Bringing strategy to professional photos in order to connect with your audience Coming up with five marketing and publicity ideas Creating marketing resources through social media and email Creating a visual strategy Getting visible to her audience And more Rebecca understands the passion and determination it takes to run a business. She works with her clients to ease the stress and overwhelm of planning a brand photoshoot and is on a mission for her clients to feel confident about their photos and their business.  Connect with Rebecca Ryan: http://www.servingupsocial.com/ https://www.instagram.com/servingupsocial/

Rebecca explains the importance of effective and powerful communication and she discusses whether generational change is 'a thing' or not.Rebecca Ryan is a futurist, thought leader and zen practitioner who works with local governments. In addition to her futures toolkit she places emphasis on our listening, awareness and the breath. Getting people to slow down in order to find the energy to run our life experiments and to smooth out our brokenness.

Talking to a friend from wake tech Rebecca Ryan about throwbacks from past present and future for the YMCA --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week, The Irish Examiner carried a report highlighting an increase in attendances to an OCD clinic in Dublin, suggesting that the last few months, including the focus on cleanliness and handwashing, has been difficult for those with OCD. Gavin spoke with Rebecca Ryan from Kilrush, who is 20 and published her book 'Dictatorship' on her experiences with OCD in 2016.

Futurist and Economist, Rebecca Ryan, shares tips on leading during a time of crisis and looking for new ways to operate within a local government.

Rebecca Ryan, as seen in Vogue and heard on Fox 101.9 radio, Rebecca is a shamanic witch however we prefer to refer to her as the fairy godmother. Want to more? Tune in and have a listen. __________________________We really value reviews and feedback so if you could leave us a review on iTunes or my website at jennawatts.com.au/podcast that would be fab!If you have a friend you would like to nominate, a topic you would like to hear about or an individual you like to hear from, then I would love to hear from you. You can email me me at jenna@jennawatts.com.auThank you for the support of 21st Century Women, designed to celebrate and support women (YOU!).

This episode of Lotus Life The Podcast with Rose Tautari is recorded straight from my couch hanging out with Rebecca Ryan - In this episode we go into Rebecca’s story…. Where we talk about how completely trusting her gut and understanding her WHY and her values in life shaped several massive redirections in life; becoming an accidental Feminist through her career as a newspaper editor; and the hidden challenges of living with Type 1 diabetes   Rebecca shares on:   *Taking bold action to change direction in your life    *Trusting your gut    *Understanding your WHY and how important your values are in life    *Becoming an accidental Feminist    *Living with invisible illness and Type 1 diabetes  Be prepared to share this one with your friends! And when you do tag @rosetautari and let me know so that I can see what you enjoyed the most from our chat!   NOTES & LINKS:  Grab you FREE Weekly Energy Planner download >>> https://bit.ly/2ThsBEd Follow Rebecca on the 'Gram: https://www.instagram.com/hellorebeccaspeaking Check out Lauren Bongiorno at https://www.laurenbongiorno.com 

Are you curious about how current trends might impact the future? If so, you may be a futurist. In fact, we can all apply strategic foresight to plan for what's ahead, exploring the current tends in our own lives to think through how the future could unfold—and then building a plan around the things we can control. Today, we're joined by Rebecca Ryan, the futurist and economist behind NEXT Generation Consulting, Inc, a forecasting firm dedicated to leaving the world a better place for future generations. She also serves as the Resident Futurist at the Alliance for Innovation, Senior Advisor at the Governing Institute, and Board Chair & Faculty at the Institute for Zen Leadership. A thought leader in the realm of strategic foresight, Rebecca is the creator of Futurist Camp and the author of ReGeneration: A Manifesto for America's Next Leaders. Rebecca starts by defining what it means to be a futurist and sharing an exercise for becoming the futurist of your own career and life. She explains why technology is making us less human and challenges listeners to a weeklong digital detox. Rebecca also offers her take on the future of truth in a time when belief trumps reason, and she weighs in on what's in store for the middle class in the years to come. Listen in for Rebecca's insight around the current period of Winter we are experiencing in America and learn what YOU can do to advocate for others and call Spring forward! Themes explored in this week's episode: What it means to be a futurist and how the recession inspired Rebecca to dive into the deep end of the foresight pool The powerful glass and rubber balls analogy for guiding your priorities The multistep process for becoming the futurist of your own career and life How to live in the present as a futurist Why Rebecca believes technology is making us less human + her Digital Detox Challenge for Life & Leadership listeners Rebecca's take on the future of truth and the current assault on science, journalism and the intelligence community The premise that America is in a period of Winter and what we can do to call Spring forward Rebecca's insight on the future of the middle class The value in thinking through what a direct competitor might do to take your place Resources from this episode: Connect with Rebecca at rebeccaryan.com Watch Rebecca's TED Talk Create a Better World for More People Follow @rebeccaryanfuturist on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn Help Rebecca workshop ideas through her blog on Medium Check out Rebecca's Futurist Camp Access ReGeneration: A Manifesto for America's Next Leaders Read Rebecca's post ‘I Screwed Up My Last Book' Learn more about the University of Houston's Foresight Program Study the work of Richard Florida and Peter Bishop Revisit Jason Lauritsen on Life & Leadership S2EP03 Find out if you have futurist traits with the Gallup Strengths Finder Join the World Future Society or the Association of Professional Futurists View Rebecca's webcast on applying foresight to your own life Review NATO's 2018 Strategic Foresight Analysis Report Explore Tristan Harris' work with the Center for Humane Technology Read Make Time by Jake Knapp and John Zeratsky Discover Laurie Anderson's artwork We would love to hear from you! Have an idea for a podcast or a question you want us to address? Interested in additional support, resources and workshops? Here are all the ways you can interact with us! Tweet us! @tegantrovato and @TeamAwesomeMKE Email us: tegan@BrightArrowCoaching.com and Katie@TeamAwesomeCoaching.com Follow us on Facebook @BrightArrowCoaching and @TeamAwesomeCoaching Follow us on Instagram @TeganTrovato and @katie_rasoul Connect with us on LinkedIn: Tegan Trovato and Katie Rasoul Download free tools and sign up for our newsletters, events and workshops by visiting: https://www.brightarrowcoaching.com/ and https://www.teamawesomecoaching.com/

Film: Bad Day (2008) This week, Jared and Dan discuss a the very bad day of Rebecca Ryan. Subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts and leave us a 5 star review! Twitter: @IndieFilmPod Instagram: @IndieFilmReviewPod Facebook: Indie Film Review email: theindiefilmreview@gmail.com Proud member of the Necropodicon network! Necropodicon.com

Former financial services professional and mum of two, Rebecca Ryan is a yoga and meditation teacher and the published author of Mindfulness for Mothers, a book that teaches you how to stay calm and present while caring for your child. My own interest in meditation was completely lost under piles of laundry and screaming babies when I entered the frantic world of motherhood. But having used mindfulness and meditation to overcome a difficult year, I'm once again a raving fan and consider it an integral part of bettering myself as a mum. Rebecca enjoys sharing her passion for meditation with other mothers, whether long-term meditators or newbies, and encourages her students to allow mindfulness to seep into their daily lives. She's practical and down to earth because as a busy mum herself, understands how tricky bringing a sense of calm into our bursting-at-the-seems life can be. In this episode, Rebecca explains why you should bother to meditate in the first place and, once convinced, how you can go about doing it. You'll learn the three key elements of meditation that are common to all styles which will deepen your understanding and help you to simplify your practice. Rebecca shows you that mindfulness and meditation is accessible to every mother, however busy, and encourages you to look for the natural breaks in your day in order to build a routine that works specifically for you and your lifestyle. You can find the full write up from this episode including the Show Notes at www.Lisa-York.com/111 Your iTunes Rating and Review helps spread the SuperMum message. Thanks so much! Let's Conquer Motherhood! Lisa York x P.S. Did you know, it takes up to 20 hours to produce a single episode? If you enjoy the show and would like to support it, you can become a sponsor for just $2 a month. Become a patron today

On this our 20th episode we welcome the amazing actress Rebecca Ryan to the show. Now you'll Probably know Rebecca from "Shameless" where she played the Debbie and now from Casualty. But did you know she absolutely loves country music? and goes and watches 1990's one hit wonder Hanson every year with her brother? no, well listen to this class episode then and find that and a few more facts out.We talk Exercise, Amazon spying on us and weather the Spice Girls tour will be a success or not. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

JoBeth Williams stars as suburban Ohio housewife and mother Cathy Palmer, who escapes her joyless marriage in her spare time by reading her favorite romantic thriller novels, all starring a Modesty Blaise-like globe-hopping female private detective, Rebecca Ryan. She loves them so much, she enters a Rebecca Ryan fan fiction writing contest in which the winner of the would-be authors scores an all-expenses-paid trip to Paris, including seeing all the famous sights, as well as meeting the author of the novels herself, Margaret McMann.  When her selfish hubby tells her he has no time for it, and she should just not go at all, Cathy decides she's going to Paris alone if she must, leaving him and their two boys behind for the week. A curious thing happens on the trip, as Cathy ends up taking a blow to the head after getting hit by a car while pursuing some purse thieves, and when she awakens in the hospital, she not only forgets she's Cathy, but she thinks she's the heroine of her novels, Rebecca Ryan herself. She begins her make-over to glamour and adventure, all the while imagining everyone and everything around her is part of a plot of one of the novels, including the leader of the French opposition party, whom she suspects is part of her mission to help protect.  Meanwhile, she mistakes Englishman Alan McMann, Margaret's son (played by Scottish actor, Tom Conti), as her partner-in-crime-solving, Dmitri, and the two get themselves into a heap of real trouble as she dives head-first into snooping around where she doesn't belong without the skills or expertise to truly know what she's doing.

For nearly two decades America has been in “Winter” – a time of stagnation, conflict, and disruption. During this time, we’ve asked ourselves “who are we and what do we stand for?” We’ve grown contentious politically, racially, across generations, and about the best way to proceed into the future. Many now wonder how American society will find stability and cohesiveness in the years to come.In this interview, Rebecca Ryan explains the changes our nation is going through and how these changes can be harnessed for a positive future. Rebecca explains the concepts of “Winter” and “Spring” as well as the “browning” and “graying” of America. She also shares her insights about how America will respond to these changes and how you too can practice futuring.Rebecca has spent her career consulting with large and small organizations to prepare them for the changes to come. Rebecca has authored a book, "ReGENERATION: A Manifesto for America’s Next Leaders," detailing these changes and how we can ready ourselves to remain relevant and competitive in the world to come.

Rebecca Ryan is joining us from Melbourne, Australia. She has incredible insights to share for mamas and mamas-to-be about the benefits of developing a mindfulness practice and how to easily incorporate more mindfulness into your daily life. As a mama myself, I know how challenging this can be. Just listening to this episode will leave you feeling more relaxed.  So pop in your earbuds and prepare to leave the mini-chaos of life behind (just for a bit) and when you return you'll be able to manage the ups and downs of mom-life with greater ease and less stress. More about Rebecca... Rebecca is the author of ‘Mindfulness for Mothers’ and a mother of two. She is the founder and principal yoga and meditation teacher at Surrender Yoga and Meditation. She has taught meditation and pre & postnatal yoga since 2007. Rebecca’s meditations are featured on Insight Timer, the most popular free meditation app. Rebecca is currently on the Board of Advisors of the International Forum for Wellbeing in Pregnancy. (IFWIP) Previously, she was a faculty member of the International Yoga Teachers Association’s Diploma of Yoga Teaching (Pre & Post Natal).   Connect with Rebecca Website Instagram Facebook Insight Timer    If you’ve found this podcast helpful, leave a review on iTunes and help the show reach more moms!  Hit the subscribe button too and never miss an episode. Speaking of mindfulness... Join us next time when we welcome Kori Kostka to the show. Kori is a mom supporting other moms to incorporate mindfulness into mealtimes. And just like Rebecca, Kori has a soft and gentle way of speaking that will leave you feeling more relaxed and inspired to take on whatever comes your way.

Blockchain technology may have originated in the US, but firms all over the world are currently researching its implications. In this report from On The Road, host David Fisher talks to Rebecca Ryan and Barry O’Connor from Matheson Dublin about how Ireland views blockchain and how their firm encourages collaboration and innovation. They also discuss what is going to be the first hackathon in Ireland and what it means for their legal industry. Rebecca Ryan is a partner in the Healthcare Group in the Commercial Litigation and Dispute Resolution Department at Matheson. Barry O’Connor is a partner in the Asset Management and Investment Funds Group at Matheson.

Startup Unidos fifth episode featuring Rebecca Ryan of Next Generation Consulting, a one of a kind leader on a mission to leave the world a better place for future generations. Enthused about strategic foresight, empowering communities, data driven trends, and having a BLAST at work. Rebecca Ryan is a "Human Spark Plug", a futurist and economist who is supporting an intergenerational roundtable of leaders focus beyond the immediate and imagining Tucson one generation (20 years) from now as it relates to education. The future doesn't just happen to us. We also happen to the future. Rebecca shares with us what the trouble is, we’re not going to live our lives in the past. We’re going to live it in the future. So planning needs to less history-oriented and more future-oriented. Take a listen! Writer & Host: Stephanie Bermudez Editor & Audio Engineer: Jeff De La Roca

Self Care & Meditation with Rebecca Ryan. During this soulful conversation we talk about: + What actually is mindfulness and how can we practice it? + Why meditation is so powerful + How to use meditation during difficult times + How self care as a mama actually benefits our children too + Beck’s go-to practice for busy mamas Connect with Beck: http://rebeccaryan.com.au/ https://instagram.com/mindfulnessformothers/ Shownotes: https://yogamamas.com.au/self-care-and-meditation/

Nick Richardson explores the power and influence of sport during the great conflict of World War 1 in 'The Game of Their Lives'.Rebecca Ryan has written about simple ideas on how to meditate which are suitable for anyone in 'Mindfulness for Mothers'.

Mark Babych, who was artistic director of the Octagon Theatre in Bolton for ten years up to 2009, was appointed artistic director of Hull Truck Theatre in 2013. His debut production as director is a revival of Shelagh Delaney’s A Taste of Honey, which will run at Hull Truck from 27 March 2014 starring Shameless and Waterloo Road actress Rebecca Ryan as Jo before embarking on a national tour. In this episode, Mark speaks about why he chose this play, bringing one of Salford's best-known plays back to Salford's Lowry, his involvement with the successful bid for Hull to become the UK's City of Culture for 2017 and how he went from the Octagon to freelance to taking on another building-based theatre company. He also pays tribute to Chris Honer, who stepped down as artistic director of Manchester's Library Theatre Company recently and whom Mark considers to be a big influence on his own work.

Rebecca Ryan, founder of Next Generation Consulting, "Brain Drain, Brain Gain" (December 2008)