Podcast appearances and mentions of rebecca stone

In this powerful and eye-opening episode, we sit down with therapist Rebecca Stone, a specialist in infidelity and affair recovery. Together, we explore the complex and often misunderstood world of affairs—why people cheat, what it means for both the betrayed and the one who strayed, and how couples can navigate the emotional wreckage left behind.Rebecca shares her insights on when relationships can survive an affair and when it may be time to walk away. We also dive into the healing process, the importance of accountability and empathy, healing old childhood wounds, and how some couples manage to not only recover but build a stronger, more connected partnership in the aftermath. Whether you're healing from betrayal or simply want a deeper understanding of relationships, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.https://www.affairrecoverycoach.com/LOVELINK is hosted by Brooklyn-based therapists Dr. Signe Simon and Dr. Simone Humphrey. If you'd like to contact us directly, send us an email to info@modernmind.co.

About this episode: For some people with a high risk of ovarian cancer, a standard approach has been full removal of the reproductive organs. But new research points to a far less invasive procedure called a salpingectomy, or removal of the fallopian tubes, as a potential “game changer” in ovarian cancer. In this episode: understanding high grade serous carcinoma—the most common type of ovarian cancer—the lack of screening tools, and why fallopian tube removal isn't yet available to more people. Guest: Dr. Rebecca Stone is an OBGYN, a professor in the Johns Hopkins Medicine Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics, and the director of The Kelly Gynecologic Oncology Service. Host: Stephanie Desmon, MA, is a former journalist, author, and the director of public relations and communications for the Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, the largest center at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Show links and related content: A Game-Changer for Ovarian Cancer—Johns Hopkins Medicine Salpingectomy for ectopic pregnancy reduces ovarian cancer risk—JNCI Cancer Spectrum Salpingectomy for the Primary Prevention of Ovarian Cancer: A Systematic Review—NIH Transcript information: Looking for episode transcripts? Open our podcast on the Apple Podcasts app (desktop or mobile) or the Spotify mobile app to access an auto-generated transcript of any episode. Closed captioning is also available for every episode on our YouTube channel. Contact us: Have a question about something you heard? Looking for a transcript? Want to suggest a topic or guest? Contact us via email or visit our website. Follow us: @‌PublicHealthPod on Bluesky @‌JohnsHopkinsSPH on Instagram @‌JohnsHopkinsSPH on Facebook @‌PublicHealthOnCall on YouTube Here's our RSS feed

Artificial Intelligence is gaining widespread popularity, but despite the growing number of AI applications, many questions remain about how the technology could affect health disparities — for better or worse. “We know how technology has had a disparate impact and harms on people, and medicine has had disparate impact and harms,” says Bill Jordan, a family and preventive medicine doctor based in New York City. “We need to prepare physicians and future physicians to have these conversations with their patients and be able to explain… what the inequities could be based on, what we've seen in history, and then also what the opportunities are.” This week on the Health Disparities podcast: hosts Dr. Melvin Harrington and Doreen Johnson discuss AI — and its pros and cons pertaining to health equity — with Dr. Jordan, along with Maia Hightower, CEO and co-founder of Equality AI, and Rebecca Stone, the executive director of Generation 7 Industries. Movement is Life, Inc false No

In this episode of TAB Storytellers, Jen and Abi are joined by Rebecca Stone-Danahy, AP Art and Design Director and Assessment Specialist with the College Board. Among the topics discussed are Rebecca's TAB journey, the parallels between TAB and AP Art and Design, shifting pedagogies, and the importance of building relationships with students, among other things.  For more information about TAB, please visit the TAB website: www.teachingfor artisticbehavior.org. Also, you are invited to join us on Mighty Networks (https://teaching-for-artistic-behavior.mn.com/), an online platform dedicated to everything TAB! For more information about the AP Art and Design Program or the amazing AP Art and Design Exhibit check out these links! Here is a link to the unedited transcript of this episode: https://docs.google.com/document/d/13ZgPnY2_60zhHyf3FrJ9Ig_fXBixjTeOxkQCa7JdT3Q/edit?usp=sharing  We recognize that there are probably errors and grammatical issues. If anyone with the time or inclination to edit this wants to do so, please email us at storytellers@teachingforartisticbehavior.org 

In this episode, Drs. Mark Hoffman and Amy Park invite Drs. Rebecca Stone and Kara Long Roche to speak about opportunistic salpingectomy to prevent ovarian cancer, specifically serous carcinoma. --- EARN CME Reflect on how this Podcast applies to your day-to-day and earn free AMA PRA Category 1 CMEs: https://earnc.me/i7IZlO --- SHOW NOTES The episode begins discussing ovarian cancer as a whole and how it affects 1 in 78 women in their lifetime with high mortality rates, no screening tests, and hardly any symptoms before it becomes metastatic. Most ovarian cancers (80-90%) are epithelial, and of those, most are high grade serous carcinomas, which are very lethal. Drs. Stone and Long Roche go on to explain how ovarian cancer is actually disseminated tubal cancer, and that there is data showing dysplasia in the fallopian tube before it turns into ovarian cancer. In fact, the fimbriated ends of the fallopian tube are very high in p53 mutations, and there is data showing a decreased risk of ovarian cancer with tubal ligation. As a result, salpingectomy can be used as primary prevention for ovarian cancer. They have been doing opportunistic salpingectomies on women already in the OR for hysterectomies, Cesarean sections, ovarian cystectomies, etc. They would like to expand it to women receiving abdominal or urologic surgeries, including hernia repairs or cholecystectomies, which would require education, training, and communication across multidisciplinary teams. The physicians continue to discuss the impact of opportunistic salpingectomies, mentioning 2000 lives could be saved every year in addition to 0.5 billion health care dollars saved as a result. They compare it to the HPV vaccine with a number needed to treat around 1 in 300 to 1 in 500 and a risk reduction of 65% or greater. Technically speaking, the physicians mentioned the difficulties of ensuring adequate fimbriae removal of the ovary without causing more harm; overall, data shows that if done correctly, this procedure does not result in early menopause or impaired ovarian function. They also stated there is no specific procedure code for opportunistic salpingectomy along with conflicting state laws on reimbursability for the procedure, which could affect data collection and implementation. Finally, the episode ends with talk about the future of opportunistic salpingectomies. Data shows there is a decreased incidence of high grade serous ovarian carcinoma, but more data is needed on mortality effects. The physicians strive to educate providers and patients about the procedure while ensuring no woman becomes sterilized before she is ready. Their target population is women in their 40s who will be in the OR already, as they don't see opportunistic salpingectomies becoming indicated for the general population soon. --- RESOURCES Break Through Cancer Organization: https://breakthroughcancer.org/ ACOG Guidelines: https://www.acog.org/clinical/clinical-guidance/committee-opinion/articles/2019/04/opportunistic-salpingectomy-as-a-strategy-for-epithelial-ovarian-cancer-prevention

How are elite marketers helping Salespeople (and the prospective customer) make the buying journey fruitful (and not frustrating)? We take a broad, strategic look at the question in this episode with experts Rebecca Stone, SVP Customer Solutions Marketing & CMO at Cisco Meraki, and Marni Carmichael, VP of Marketing at ImageSource. It's full of strategic gems that B2B marketers can use to better support and align with their sales teams. As you'll learn, synergy between Sales and Marketing is about a synergy between consistency and spontaneity, brand and individual style, art and science. Tune in to get your Sales Enablement plan in tip-top shape for 2023. For full show notes and transcripts, visit https://renegade.com/podcasts/ To learn more about CMO Huddles, visit https://cmohuddles.com/

Reason for Visit: JS was referred by her PCP to the ambulatory care pharmacist for contraceptive counseling. Chief Complaint: “I think I'm leaning more towards the pill, but I'm really open to anything. It's also itchy again down there, probably another yeast infection.” Guest Author:  Elizabeth Salisbury, PharmD Expert Panelists:  Ashley Meredith, PharmD, MPH, BCACP; Rebecca Stone, PharmD, BCACP, and Sally Rafie, PharmD, BCPS   Wanna earn continuing pharmacy education (CPE) for this program?  Be sure to log-in to the iForumRx website, review the case, listen to the podcast, and scroll to the bottom of the page to claim CE.   Check out the Birth Control Pharmacist website. --------

There's a lot to be learned from the enterprise brand.   They've reached a status that many strive for, and it's pretty clear from today's episode that an emphasis on brand and an eye on the future are the reasons why. Tune in to hear from Rebecca Stone of Cisco Meraki and Peeyush Dubey of TheMathCompany (he was at LTI at the time of this interview) about why to go big on brand, as well as how these mega-brands are looking at things like CSR, Web 3.0, the metaverse, and more!   For full show notes and transcripts, visit https://renegade.com/podcasts/ To learn more about CMO Huddles, visit https://cmohuddles.com/

To our amazing Surfing Corporate Listeners: we want to know who you are ( not in a creepy way). Fill out this quick survey here and you might win our sweet Surfing Corporate swag bag! ----When Covid hit, having to adapt from in-person dynamics to being fully remote from one day to the next put corporate citizens to the test in countless ways. But as hard as this process was, it was also an opportunity for leaders to throw default practices outside the window and question what could be done in a new and better way.The new normal seems to be hybrid for most companies (at least for now), and this means that it's no longer enough to keep up with new processes and efficiencies, but now, leaders must also figure out how to create strong bonds between their employees who will not share a physical space together full-time. Is it possible to build true camaraderie under those circumstances? Beyond just team building, how can leaders inspire and bring out the best in their teams (and themselves) in a post-Covid remote/hybrid environment?For this episode, we speak with Rebecca Stone, SVP Cisco Customer Solutions Marketing & CMO Cisco, Meraki. Rebecca was appointed to her senior leadership role and tasked with rebuilding a team just three months before Covid hit. When she accepted the challenge, she had no idea what she'd be up against.  Rebecca is one of those rare senior leaders who truly keeps it real: she avoids corporate jargon, she's fine sharing stories about things that she's tried and did not get right, and she's honest about her non-impressive averageness when it comes to being a runner.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS6:53 summary of Rebeca's corporate journey9:40 How to lead a new team in the face of a major, unexpected change. 13:22 How Rebecca rebuilt a team during a global pandemic15:55 Best practices when it comes to creating a strong culture in Covid and post-Covid times. 25:50 The human factor: how to build strong interpersonal relationships in a remote setting29:26 Rebecca's advice to employees navigating a remote or hybrud setting32:25 Rebecca's “Own your weirdness” and what that means.39:28 Corporate ConfessionsSOURCESIt's Tough to Build a Corporate Culture in a Remote-Work World - WIREDDesigning The Hybrid Office - HBRCulture in the Hybrid Workplace – McKinseyOur original theme music is by Chaliwa Music. Follow us on Instagram and LinkedIn.

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The Local Lens is a public health podcast going inside one community's experience with the drug epidemic. Everyone in the town of Stanton, KY sees this drug issue differently from each other, either because of their personal lives or professional roles. This show aims to showcase those different perspectives by having honest, in-depth interviews.There is a chase happening in the world of chemistry. The list of drugs and chemicals being abused is growing so fast that no one can truly keep up. We are all aware of fentanyl at this point, but what most people do not realize is that fentanyl is an umbrella-term for a whole category of drugs. The terrifying fact is this: most people are unaware of the chemical mixtures out there. If someone thinks they are taking a Xanax pill, it could very easily be a counterfeit pill made with 5 different kinds of fentanyl. It is nearly impossible for anyone to know exactly what drugs and chemicals they are buying or selling. One place that can tell what is in a drug is the Kentucky State Police's forensic lab. On this episode, chemist Rebecca Stone tells us about the changing drug landscape from a chemical perspective. This science-heavy episode is not meant to bring a level of understanding, but just a basic awareness of what is out there. These are our people, using our voices, telling our stories, because no one sees it like we do.24-Hour Crisis Line: 1-800-562 8909Visit findhelpnowky.org to find treatment options for you in Kentucky.Need help now? Call the Mountain Comp Care 24-Hour Helpline: 1-800-422-1060Learn more about the Kentucky State Police's Angel Initiative here.Keep up with The Local Lens on Facebook, Instagram (@thelocallens_podcast) or on their website.The Local Lens is sponsored by Kentucky Opioid Community Healing (from the Kentucky Rural Health Information Organization) and Powell County CARES (from the Powell County Health Department).Find Powell County CARES on social media:https://www.facebook.com/powellcountycaresInstagram: @powellcountycares

Dr Bill Nelson speaks with Dr Rebecca Stone about a new approach to reducing the risk of ovarian cancer.

Adam Harding, @rothsheppardarchitects, Joseph Montalbano, @studiotrope, Nicole Nathan, @jnsarchitecture, and Rebecca Stone, @ozarchitecture, join the show for a live interview at the School of Environmental Design at University of Colorado Boulder. Each panelist presents a project from their academic past, a few recent professional projects, and discuss the journey in between. See all the slides from their presentations on our website: www.architect-ing.com. They talk about the importance of establishing a strong project concept, strategies for clear communication, and preparing for job interviews. Afterwards, they take some written-in and audience Q&A from the CU EVD students. This episode is sponsored by the University of Colorado Boulder AIAS and Modern In Denver.

B2B marketing is changing fast. In part because it's so commonplace in the B2C world, the expectation for everything to be available on-demand and at your fingertips is reaching into other verticals — including for B2B businesses. If you aren't there for your customers when they want, where they want, and how they want — they will find a company that is. Rebecca Stone, the SVP, Customer Solutions Marketing & CMO at Cisco Meraki, is an expert in how the B2B world is shifting, what it takes to keep great talent, and how to effectively work with and educate a leadership team, and she shares the secrets on this episode.Tune in to learn:How to engage with B2B buyers (4:30)What is the most valuable metric in this era? (6:40)Why it falls to marketing departments to be the true voice of the customer (15:00)How to educate leadership on what actually matters about finding the right audience (23:00)Marketing Trends is brought to you by Salesforce Marketing Cloud. For more great marketing insights, sign up for The Marketing Moments newsletter. You'll get ideas to help you build better customer relationships, invites to upcoming events, and access to the latest industry research. Subscribe at https://sforce.co/MarketingMoments

In today's show, you will meet Rebecca, mom of 5 kids. The oldest is 11 the youngest is 16 months. They found out their son is autistic when he was 19 months old. The family had to go at the whole parenting thing a new and completely different way.   "If first you fail try, try again."

Special guests Rebecca Stone and ChronoKatie share their impressions of the recently released Pokémon Legends Arceus and what impact the game may have on future installments.

Episode Notes Welcome back to The MinnMax Show! On this episode of the podcast, we're joined by Zelda expert Rebecca Stone (@forestminish) to help unpack the new HD version of The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword. We talk about the game's development, divisive launch, and how Nintendo's improvements to the Switch version may change its reputation. Then we're joined by Janet Garcia and Leo Vader to answer questions submitted on Patreon by the community and award the iam8bit question of the week! You can win a prize and help make the show better by supporting us on Patreon and leaving a question! https://www.patreon.com/minnmax Help support MinnMax's supporters! http://bit.ly/FixtureGaming https://www.iam8bit.com Hello Hyrule Podcast - ](https://t.co/tCDKGP2pUz?amp=1)[https://spoti.fi/2VjReTZ To jump to a particular discussion, check out the timestamps below... 00:00:00 - Intro 00:04:11 - Skyward Sword's original release 00:17:53 - Our thoughts on Skyward Sword HD 00:46:28 - Thanking MinnMax's biggest supporters 00:47:40 - Thanking iam8bit 00:48:57 - Community questions 01:36:35 - Get A Load Of This Rebecca's GALOT - https://www.amazon.com/Ask-Iwata-Wisdom-Nintendos-Legendary/dp/197472154X  Janet's GALOT - https://hypebeast.com/2021/7/drake-rents-dodger-stadium-private-dinner-date-info  Hanson's GALOT - https://twitter.com/its_whitney/status/1414061599007117315?s=20 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ar7PAETdpCs  Leo's GALOT - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94ZxsZ3B1fE Community GALOT - https://t.co/0NGglwhhDT Follow us on Twitch - https://www.twitch.tv/minnmaxshow Subscribe to our YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/minnmax Please support us on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/minnmax Buy MinnMax merch here - https://minnmax.com/merch Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/minnmaxshow Go behind the scenes on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/minnmaxshow Join the Thank You Crew over on Patreon to add your name to this list! https://www.patreon.com/minnmax Hello Hyrule Podcast Iam8bit Fixture S1 Mirko Arico-Torreno BeatenDownBrian Zachary Pligge Andrew Uerkwitz Jawarhello mark seliga Prettygoodprinting.com Conner McCabe Ludwig Roque John Higby Best of the Rest Podcast Andrew vala Logan Krause SpiralInYourEyes Drew Waranis Clint Farley Spider_Dan Purebrednumber6 Starkiller Steve Bamdad SlyckNic Preetham Yarlagadda

The perfect B2B marketing metrics dashboard doesn't exist. Well, not in the way that you'd think. Every organization is at a different growth stage, has different opinions in the C-Suite, and has different strategic priorities, so it only makes sense that there's no one-size-fits-all measurement standard out there. Savvy CMOs know this—and they also know that not everything marketing contributes can be measured—but that doesn't mean that it shouldn't be done. In this episode, we explore which metrics matter to the CMOs at three B2B organizations: Rebecca Stone of Cisco Meraki, Chandar Pattabhiram of Coupa, and Katie Risch of Centro. This insightful discussion is about how to demonstrate the value of marketing to the C-Suite, to your organization, and to the world at large. Tune in to learn about the best “brand-quisition” metrics, the state of attribution modeling today, why employer brand metrics are really important (even if no one thinks so), and more.    For full show notes and transcripts, visit https://renegade.com/podcasts/

It's a new week and a lot of stuff has happened over the weekend! So in Episode 88, we're joined once again by Rebecca Stone of Twinfinite and the Nintendo Shack podcast to discuss the new Mario Golf: Super Rush trailer, Mediatonic accidentally releasing Fall Guys' source code, IGN and the Palestinian crisis, Resident Evil Village's disappointing Japanese sales debut, Final Fantasy XIV's composer Soken revealing that he was battling cancer while working on the game, and more! Check out more from Rebecca Stone! Twitter: https://twitter.com/forestminish Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/forestminish Nintendo Shack podcast: https://psvg.blog/nintendo-shack Twinfinite: https://twinfinite.net/author/rebeccaj/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gvg/support

We're joined by Rebecca Stone of Twinfinite and the Nintendo Shack Podcast for Episode 52 of TNT! Join us as we discuss the discovery of Dinosaur Planet's N64 build, Xenoblade Chronicles 2 selling out in Japan, Siri joining the cast of Persona 5 Strikers, Tony Hawk possibly coming to Switch, and more! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gvg/support

The American Diabetes Association (ADA) currently recommends insulin as the preferred agent for the management of type 2 diabetes mellitus during pregnancy. However, metformin is routinely used as it has several advantages over insulin including the lower cost, less maternal weight gain, and less maternal hypoglycemia. The MiTy study explores the benefits and risks of a combination of metformin plus insulin.  Guest Authors:  Hugh Quinn, PharmD and Mallory Telese, PharmD Guest Panelists: Erin Raney, PharmD, BCPS, BC-ADM and Rebecca Stone, PharmD, BCPS, BCACP Music by Good Talk

Special guests Rebecca Stone and Ash Paulsen join the Friend Code panel this week to share their favorite memories from The Legend of Zelda series as we approach the series' 35th anniversary.

Rebecca Stone is a busy woman. She’s a midwife, a mum, and someone who loves racing her mountain bike for 24 hours - all while living with fibromyalgia. In 2010, after 9 months of severe pain which ultimately left her unable to work, drive or walk for more than 5m, Rebecca was diagnosed with fibromyalgia. A chronic condition, fibromyalgia causes widespread pain and sensitivity throughout the body. There’s no cure and it is difficult to treat. Getting back on her beloved mountain bike plan was part of Rebecca’s initial treatment plan primarily for the mental health benefits.  We recorded this conversation in May 2018. Later that year, as the mother of a 2-year-old toddler, Rebecca finished 2nd at the Australian 24 Hour Solo Championships in 2017 and 2018, and then finished 6th at the World Championships in Scotland in 2018. In this conversation, we discuss motherhood as well as living, training and racing with chronic pain. Plus she shares why she thinks she’s a better athlete because of it. Get the full show notes for the episode here. — Visit the Sparta Chicks Radio website here  Follow Sparta Chicks Radio on Facebook: facebook.com/SpartaChicks  Follow Rebecca on Instagram: @24hrracerchick

Special guests Rebecca Stone of Twinfinite and Kyle Hilliard of MinnMax join Brad and Damiani to discuss how Breath of the Wild holds up in 2020, why we're excited about Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity, and what we'd like to see in the sequel to Breath of the Wild.

It is SO hard to lose someone and grief is one of the most confusing emotions we feel as humans. In this episode, I sit down with the vibrant wedding photographer, Rebecca Stone, as she tells her story of recently losing her long-time friend, Yuli Babayan, to her battle with cancer and how heavy the responsibility of documenting someone's most precious (and last) moments can feel. Is it harder to deal with grief and death when you can prepare for it? Or when it happens suddenly and unexpectedly, like my brother passing away 6 years ago when he went out skateboarding with his friends and never came home again? Is death forever? https://rebeccastonephotography.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hardtobehuman/message

Waskaganish presents a classic Canadian epic of lost and found love, brutality, and murder, from the Polish pogroms to southern England, to regions of Quebec affected by the 1980s political unrest: Waskaganish, Montréal, and the Eastern Townships.We experience the unraveling of the connection between an exquisite blue diamond necklace and the missing 16.25 caret Eagle Diamond – one of the biggest diamonds ever recovered in the continental United States, stolen in 1964 from New York’s Museum of Natural History – and what lies beneath the cratonic rocks of Waskaganish, a small Cree community at the junction of the Rupert River and James Bay, and the lives of the Montrealers it touched.One man with deep-rooted connections to Waskaganish was wealthy, ruthless entrepreneur Robert Steinman. He and a young, geologist, Avrum Wood, the great-grandson of Polish-Jewish immigrant Charles Wood, who found the Eagle Diamond in 1876 on his rented farm in Eagle, Wisconsin, had a dream that changed forever the lives of those it touched, including the epic’s protagonist, striking, amber-eyed food and nutrition expert Hannah Epstein Star, internist Jonathan Star, Cree physician Rebecca Stone, and, ultimately, actor/director Kurt Garnet.We can identify and empathize with the protagonist as she struggles to maintain her moral compass and optimism in a society rife with pseudo-science, racism, insatiable greed, deceit, love, lust and loss, and brutality. The journey through the boreal forests of Waskaganish and the genteel urban quilt of the unique Montreal neighborhoods are described intimately as the lives of the leading characters emerge and the novel's complex plot unfolds.https://amzn.to/2teS0DOSTART YOUR OWN PODCAST:https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=694901Thank You so much for supporting this show.Support the show (http://www.buzzsprout.com/757583)

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Episode One. Freelance investigator Rebecca Stone has fallen on hard times. Without enough money to fuel her ship, she has found herself marooned on a dystopian, crime-ridden, garbage-infested alien world. In hope of changing her fortunes, Rebecca reluctantly accepts a dubious job from a shady character.

Released tomorrow June 7th this is an arresting and Important British Film about a difficult and under-discussed subject - dealing with the aftermath of being the victim of an acid attack. First-time actor Vicky Knight shows tremendous nerve and courage playing an acid-attack survivor in Sacha Polak’s gritty, grounded London drama. In real-life, the 23-year-old was scarred in a fire as a child and has spoken movingly to the Guardian about the trauma of filming nude scenes and closeups of her burns (enhanced for the film by makeup). Well, not only is she brave, she’s good, too, inhabiting her funny, impulsive, often unlikable character utterly. 'I hid my scars for years ... I thought I was only good for horror movies' Dirty God’s script skips the attack, picking up with Jade (Knight) as she’s leaving hospital after months of operations and skin grafts. Back at home in the flat on a London estate where she lives with her mum and two-year-old daughter, everyone tells Jade that she’ll be able to get on with her life when her ex-boyfriend is sentenced for the crime. But how can she move on when every time she leaves the house people stare? Jade’s doctors are happy with her progress, but she trawls the internet in search of a miracle cure, finding a cheap plastic surgery clinic in Morocco that promises to correct her scarring. Dirty God is Dutch director Polak’s English-language debut, and it’s an authentic portrait of London. Polak shoots with in-the-moment energy: in hospital wards, at a grime club, in a drab call centre where Jade gets a job to pay for surgery. This is a film about a young woman made by young women (co-written by Polak and Susie Farrell), who aren’t shy of thinking about what Jade’s sex life is going to look like now. The guy she was flirting with before the attack (Bluey Robinson), has got together with her best mate (Rebecca Stone) – both are brilliantly cast. It’s intense but not unwatchably painful, and so much more than an issue film or portrait of a victim. I really hope Knight finds a place in the film industry; with her terrific performance here she’s earned it. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/popcorn-junkies/message

About 5 years ago, Rebecca Stone joined LiveRamp and the CEO said, “I want you to be as sophisticated as possible in advertising, and how you use it.” At the time, the company had two sales development reps, a funnel that wasn’t necessarily feeding leads properly, and a young tech stack and tons of potential, so Rebecca got to work on the company’s digital transformation. Now, the company has a tech stack built from roughly 40 different tools, broken into different operating nodes, a marketing team that supports 20 sales development reps, an in-house data lake, and data analytics models that can accurately predict how marketing spend will translate to revenue—a sort of holy grail for marketing analytics. On this episode, Rebecca shares her journey at LiveRamp, a platform that helps brands get personalized ads in front of users across the web, and how she helped build the well-oiled marketing machine that her department has become.

Hey Group Practice listeners! In this episode, I talk with Rebecca Stone all about emotional support animals. Here's what we'll discuss: ✔️How are emotional support animals different than service animals? ✔️How are emotional support animals different than therapy animals? ✔️Are there specific trainings/assessments clinicians should be using before writing an ESA letter? ✔️What are recommended training courses? This episode is sponsored by TherapyNotes. TherapyNotes is an EHR software that helps behavioral health professionals manage their practice with confidence and efficiency. I use TherapyNotes in my own group practice and love its amazing support team, billing features, and scheduling capabilities. It serves us well as a large group practice owner.

With limited time and energy, it can be hard for clinicians to find extra revenue streams. That's why Rebecca Stone combined something new with something she knew a lot about to create an e-course! Find out how you can too on this week's podcast. The post TTE 135: How to Create an eCourse to Bolster Your Business Income appeared first on BrighterVision.com.

This episode of the Skift podcast drills down on the economic outlook for travel in 2019: the good signs, the risks, and the reasons you shouldn’t panic. Our guests are Skift Executive Editor Dennis Schaal and Senior Research Analysts Seth Borko and Rebecca Stone.

The #1 most popular episode of Sparta Chicks Radio in 2018 was Rebecca Stone on chronic pain, mountain biking and motherhood. Rebecca is a busy woman. She’s a midwife, a mum, and someone who loves racing her mountain bike for 24 hours - all while living with fibromyalgia. In 2010, after 9 months of severe pain which ultimately left her unable to work, drive or walk for more than 5m, Rebecca was diagnosed with fibromyalgia. A chronic condition, fibromyalgia causes widespread pain and sensitivity throughout the body. There’s no cure and it is difficult to treat. Getting back on her beloved mountain bike plan was part of Rebecca’s initial treatment plan primarily for the mental health benefits. In 2017 and 2018 she finished second at the Australian 24 Hour Solo Mountain Bike Championships. And then in October 2018, Rebecca finished 6th at the World 24 Hour Solo Mountain Bike Championships in Scotland. In this conversation, we discuss motherhood as well as living, training and racing with chronic pain. Plus she shares why she thinks she’s a better athlete because of it. Get the full show notes for the episode here.

Ross Brand with your Livestream Universe Update and Flash Briefing for Wednesday, May 30th, 2018. Today's theme is tech and business as Summit Live holds the first of four one-day events. This one is in San Francisco with upcoming summits in LA, New York and Las Vegas. You can view the livestream of today's sessions at Summit.Live. Speakers include Eddie Vaca of AmpLive, Ryan Bell of NASA, Rudy J Ellis of Switchboard Live, Nick Mattingly and Marc Gawith of Switcher Studio, Dave Basulto of iOgrapher, and Rebecca Stone of LiveRamp. Plus speakers and panelists from Microsoft, Salesforce, BrandLive, Hortonworks, Eventbrite and Epiphan Video. Congratulations to Dave Jackson of the School of Podcasting on obtaining industry immortality. Dave will be inducted into the Academy of Podcasters Hall of Fame at an award's ceremony in Philadelphia on July 24th. Dave livestreams his weekly Ask The Podcast Coach show on YouTube Live. On the viewing schedule: At 2pm ET, it's LegalHour.Live with Mitch Jackson and Joey Vitale. They'll be discussing workplace arbitration agreements in light of the recent Supreme Court decision. That's on the LegalHour.Live Facebook page. At 3pm ET, it's Camera Confidence Live with Molly Mahoney. She'll share 3 keys to kicking your business into high gear. That's on the BeLive TV Facebook page. And if you didn't catch our Best of BeLive discussion on how to grow your business with livestreaming, the replay is available on the BeLive TV Facebook page. Show & event links at our website. For LivestreamUniverse.com, I'm Ross Brand. Have a great day! The post https://livestreamuniverse.com/summit-live-tackles-tech-and-business-dave-jackson-to-enter-podcasting-hall-of-fame/ (Summit.Live Tackles Tech and Business; Dave Jackson to Enter Podcasting Hall of Fame (Update Ep77)) appeared first on https://livestreamuniverse.com/ (Livestream Universe).

Ross Brand with your Livestream Universe Update and Flash Briefing for Wednesday, May 30th, 2018. Today’s theme is tech and business as Summit Live holds the first of four one-day events. This one is in San Francisco with upcoming summits in LA, New York and Las Vegas. You can view the livestream of today’s sessions at Summit.Live. Speakers include Eddie Vaca of AmpLive, Ryan Bell of NASA, Rudy J Ellis of Switchboard Live, Nick Mattingly and Marc Gawith of Switcher Studio, Dave Basulto of iOgrapher, and Rebecca Stone of LiveRamp. Plus speakers and panelists from Microsoft, Salesforce, BrandLive, Hortonworks, Eventbrite and Epiphan Video. Congratulations to Dave Jackson of the School of Podcasting on obtaining industry immortality. Dave will be inducted into the Academy of Podcasters Hall of Fame at an award’s ceremony in Philadelphia on July 24th. Dave livestreams his weekly Ask The Podcast Coach show on YouTube Live. On the viewing schedule: At 2pm ET, it’s LegalHour.Live with Mitch Jackson and Joey Vitale. They’ll be discussing workplace arbitration agreements in light of the recent Supreme Court decision. That’s on the LegalHour.Live Facebook page. At 3pm ET, it’s Camera Confidence Live with Molly Mahoney. She’ll share 3 keys to kicking your business into high gear. That’s on the BeLive TV Facebook page. And if you didn’t catch our Best of BeLive discussion on how to grow your business with livestreaming, the replay is available on the BeLive TV Facebook page. Show & event links at our website. For LivestreamUniverse.com, I’m Ross Brand. Have a great day! Subscribe on iTunes: http://LivestreamUniverse.com/iTunes/ Enable on Alexa: http://LivestreamUniverse.com/Alexa Follow on Spreaker: http://LivestreamUniverse.com/Spreaker Listen on Spotify: http://LivestreamUniverse.com/Spotify

Rebecca Stone is a busy woman. She’s a midwife, a mum, and someone who loves racing her mountain bike for 24 hours - all while living with fibromyalgia. In 2010, after 9 months of severe pain which ultimately left her unable to work, drive or walk for more than 5m, Rebecca was diagnosed with fibromyalgia, A chronic condition, fibromyalgia causes widespread pain and sensitivity throughout the body. There’s no cure and it is difficult to treat. Getting back on her beloved mountain bike plan was part of Rebecca’s initial treatment plan primarily for the mental health benefits. In 2017, she finished 2nd at the Australian 24 Hour Solo Mountain Bike Championships. And this year, she will line up at the Australian Championships in September before going onto contest the World 24 Hour Solo Mountain Bike Championships in Scotland in October. In this conversation, we discuss motherhood as well as living, training and racing with chronic pain. Plus she shares why she thinks she’s a better athlete because of it. Get the full show notes for the episode here. — Visit the Sparta Chicks Radio website here Follow Sparta Chicks Radio on Facebook: facebook.com/SpartaChicks Follow Rebecca on Instagram: instagram.com/24hrracerchick/ 

Welcome!  Today’s SHEro is Becky Walsh, who is a down-to-earth, funny teacher and Hay House author. She has written several books, including 'You Do Know: Learning to Act on Intuition Instantly'. She has her own TV show called “Becky’s Life Hacks,” and writes for multiple magazines. Today she shares her adventure of listening to her intuition that took her from selling up in London, so that she could move to San Fransisco.Join me for an inspiring conversation with Becky!   In this episode, Becky shares: How she faced burnout and had lost herself while living in the UK. Everywhere she looked, circumstances pointed her to San Francisco, so she decided to move there and enroll as a student. The difference between heart intuition and gut intuition. How she experienced mixed reactions from her family, who were mostly supportive, but she was determined not to let them hold her back. How she describes the “wonderful series of synchronicities that screamed San Francisco!” There is a difference between wishful thinking and universal insight. She experienced “the call” from the universe. She studied neuroscience and psychology, worked on a work permit, and then wrote You Do Know. She blended her American and British styles to write the book, and describes her time in San Francisco as “incredibly creative.” Her biggest success? “Becoming the ME that I am now.” She says she learned to bond with and trust other women and open her heart. Becky is adamant that the UK needs ONE WOMAN who will become a leading spiritual thinker.   Biggest Learning: Stop trying to be something you’re not.“I couldn’t love anybody else because I didn’t love myself.” Becky says the best thing you can do is to just accept yourself. Favourite Quote: “I don’t know why; I only know who.” - Dr. Who   Theme Song Magic - Coldplay SuperShero Name: Dr. Who About Becky: Becky Walsh has been turning the world of self-development on its head for years with her down-to-earth and uniquely funny style. Becky’s teaching effortlessly blends her unique humour with groundbreaking, smack-on-the-forehead insights that put YOU in control of your own life. Becky is a Hay House author of the book ‘You DO Know – Learning to act on intuition instantly’ which is published in four languages, as well as four more published books and one fiction book under the name Rebecca Stone. Becky is a sought after speaker and has appeared at the world renowned seminar ‘I can do it’.  Becky isn’t shy of the media having hosted her on show on LBC 97.3 radio in London, Hay House Radio and is a freelancer for BBC Radio Bristol. Her own TV show ‘Becky’s Life Hacks’ aired on Made in Bristol TV. Becky also writes for Huffington Post and Psychologies Magazine.   Connect With Becky: FacebookTwitter YouTube   Interview Links And Resources: Becky's Website Special Offer: £100.00 off my on one course - The one BIG calling - Know your mission and do it. With free online extra in person class.  

Emory art history professor and faculty curator Rebecca Stone has spent her career focused on ancient American art. This audio track is part of an audio slideshow featuring art from the book. To see visit: http://bit.ly/erbr_stone