Podcast appearances and mentions of robyn donaldson

Join us for our tales from Venice plus we review four more books that span the breadth of the interiors world. From the escapism of super luxe living in sunny California, to authentic and sustainable design in the remote island of Mull, and designing your home to align with how you want to feel in a space. Listen to our lively debate as we pick out our favourite elements of each book including what we believe is the ‘must have' book for every home decorator. All Up in My Space – How to Decorate With Feeling by Emma Hopkinson and Robyn Donaldson https://tinyurl.com/2sj76eb6 Livable Luxe by Brigette Romanek https://tinyurl.com/4u4ymr9n Wild Isle Style by Banjo Beale https://tinyurl.com/3tb7w3be Farrow & Ball: How to Redecorate by Joa Studholme and Charlotte Cosby https://tinyurl.com/4ujhykf4 Send your style surgery question here: help@thegreatindoorspodcast.com Sign up to become a friend of the show here: www.thegreatindoorspodcast.com Join our private Facebook group and let us know what you think of the show here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thegreatindoorspodcast For daily updates follow Kate and Sophie on Instagram: Kate: www.instagram.com/madaboutthehouse Sophie: www.instagram.com/sophierobinsoninteriors Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Robyn Donaldson is an award-winning interior designer, writer and social media influencer. In today's episode, Robyn opens up about her experiences with family estrangement - specifically from her mother because of the unhealthy and unhappy relationship they had growing up. In this candid conversation, Robyn shares a very unfiltered picture of her estranged reality, and how she came to cut ties with her mother completely. But she also talks of the love for her grandmother, who took on a maternal figure role in her life and the deeply upsetting impact of her loss when Robyn was in her twenties. Kate and Robyn cover many topics, including loss of loved ones, abuse, and substance abuse to a degree too so if you are sensitive to these topics then please be kind to yourself. To become a part of the Blended community follow @Blended on Instagram. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Robyn Donaldson is an incredible force for positive change in the construction industry. In this episode of The Real MF'ers, Scott and Autumn sit down with Robyn to talk about her experiences in the construction industry, finding her niche and competing with the "big" guys, and how we can inspire kids coming up through high school and even grade school to consider skilled trades and other career paths in construction. Links: https://renewconstructionservices.com/https://www.stemxposure.com/https://mobilizationfunding.com/

For the twenty-fifth episode of The Literary Edit podcast, I was joined by London-based author and writer, Robyn Donaldson. You can read her list of Desert Island Books here, and the ones we discuss in the episode are:   The Odyssey by Homer Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace Teaching My Mother How to Give Birth by Warsan Shire Cold Comfort Farm by Stella Gibbons The Collected Stories of Lorrie Moore by Lorrie Moore A Confederacy of Dunces by John Kennedy Toole Open Water by Caleb Azumah Nelson The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway   Other books we spoke about included The Bricks that Built the Houses, All That Man is and A Tree Grows in Brooklyn.   If you'd like to buy any of the books we discussed in the episode, please consider doing so from the list I created on Bookshop.org, an online bookstore with a mission to financially support local, independent bookstores. If you're based in Australia, please consider buying them from Gertrude & Alice, who deliver all over the country.   Facebook The Literary Edit   Instagram @the_litedit @around.robyn   Twitter @thelitedit @robyndonaldson

How can you cope with loss? How can you cope with yourself during loss? And how can you cope with your friends and family too?  Emma Hopkinson and Robyn Donaldson have written a book called "It's Your Loss" which talks abut their own struggles and how they helped each other. They chat to Ellen and Yvette about the pain and the plans for the future... Follow Mentally Yours on social media... www.twitter.com/mentallyyrs  Join our private Facebook group... www.facebook.com/groups/135088803805742  And check out the book online... https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/677329/its-your-loss-by-emma-hopkinson/

I'm so pleased to bring you this s2 bonus episode sponsored by Sage Appliances, with Cariad Lloyd, which we recorded in front of a live audience a month ago. Cariad is a comedian and writer and the creator of the cult podcast, Griefcast, where she interviews famous people (usually comedians) like Robert Webb, David Baddiel and Sara Pascoe about the human experience of death and grief, and which has won multiple British Podcast Awards.    I'm really interested in grief: why we fear it (especially other people's), why we expect grief to look a certain way, the lack of nuance in our understanding of grief. What I love about Griefcast is the way it democratises grief: there is no one way to grieve. Grief, as Cariad digs into, is not just very sad, it is funny, absurd, weird and life-expanding.   You can listen to a new series of Griefcast now, on all good pod platforms and find Griefcast on Twitter @thegriefcast. Here are some helpful resources from Cariad: The Grief Network Let's Talk About Loss charity Dead Parent Club podcast The New Normal charity Bereavement Room podcast   And some books I recommend: Grief Works by Julia Samuel, And Then We Saw Stars by Jayson Greene, It's Your Loss by Robyn Donaldson and Emma Hopkinson, Languages of Loss by Sasha Bates, Sunset by Jessie Cave and The Year of Magical Thinking by Joan Didion.

Robyn Donaldson, Founder and President of STEM Xposure, specializes in architectural design and building. STEM Xposure is a nonprofit with a mission to give back and mentor others interested in careers in the construction industry as engineers, architects, mathematicians, professional tradespeople, and general contractors. Targeting science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, this method of education focuses on learning in coherence instead of in isolation. STEM Xposure, located in Gibsonton, Florida, introduces young minority students to careers in these fields through their virtual architectural design and construction camps. The camps teach the basics of architectural design, including mapping, site investigation, sketching, scaleddrawings, and presentation skills. The 2021 Camp was hosted in Nairobi, Kenya, which was the first time it has been hosted outside of the United States. One hundred twenty students registered/participated in this event, and ten schools from different partsof Kenya were represented.To learn more about STEM Xposure, visit: https://www.stemxposure.comVisit Operation Tiny Home at: https://www.operationtinyhome.orgA special thank you to Rodello's Machine for our theme, song "The World Inside." Visit them at https://rodellosmachine.com/.

This week Jules & Phoebe explore implicit bias in day to day interactions. Jules is obsessed with "Such A Fun Age", the debut novel from American author, Kiley Reid. Phoebe shares her evolving thoughts on motherhood and gushes over her niece. They are also joined by author, Robyn Donaldson (@around.robyn), who shares her experience with estrangement from her mother, and the healing that comes with choosing your family. Follow @JulesPhoebe on instagram and share the podcast with a friend!

Tantrums are an inevitable part of living with a toddler. But with the prospect of weeks or even months of families cooped up together ahead of us, how can parents keep meltdowns (by toddlers and themselves!) to a minimum? Emily Jones is a professor of infant neurodevelopment and autism at the Birkbeck Babylab and she tells Jane what’s happening when a child has a tantrum, when and how to intervene, and gives top tips for parents trying to cope. Earlier this week, the former cabinet minister Amber Rudd tweeted “During Gov briefings am I the only one thinking ‘where are all the women?’ Why are there no senior women in the “war cabinet” or used to convey those critical messages? Equality means better decisions. Don’t pack the women away during a crisis.” Many were quick to reply that this was no time for quotas and that ability matters more than equality. But what are the problems with not including the different perspectives and lived experiences of women in decision making? We hear from former Conservative cabinet minister, Amber Rudd, Caroline Criado-Perez, the author of ‘Invisible Women: Exposing Data Bias in a World Designed for Men’ and Simone Schnall, Reader in Experimental Social Psychology and Director of Studies in Psychological and Behavioural Sciences at Jesus College, Cambridge. To mark the Spring Equinox, Radio 4 is broadcasting readings of seasonal poetry. Today we have poetry from the award-winning Welsh poet and playwright, Menna Elfyn. Mothers' Day can be a difficult time for some people, Robyn Donaldson and Emma Hopkinson tell us why they started Others' Day. Presenter: Jane Garvey Producer: Kirsty Starkey Interviewed Guest: Amber Rudd Interviewed Guest: Caroline Criado-Perez Interviewed Guest: Simone Schnall Interviewed Guest: Professor Emily Jones Interviewed Guest: Menna Elfyn Interviewed Guest: Emma Hopkinson Interviewed Guest: Robyn Donaldson

Today will be a very special episode as I will be interviewing the owner of Studio Go & as well as one of the co founders of Studio-to-go! I am super excited for this interview, and will be asking Leah some important questions, as well as getting her to tell her story on how Studio Go & Studio-to-go came to be. So for those of you who don’t know Studio Go, it is a mobile dance studio committed to providing the best on-site dance and movement education throughout Atlanta, Athens, Charleston, Chattanooga and now in Charlotte. Studio Go is committed to being the “dance studio on the go”, which means they seek to create a studio atmosphere of quality dance, friendly relationships, and a sense of community throughout their mobile locations. Leah is also excited to be launching her new business which she co founded called Studio-to-go. Studio-to-go creates programs that cater to all things recreational dance. Leah and her partners Robyn Donaldson, and Lauren Nolan, curate creative and engaging programs for dance studio owners, and teachers. They are also consultants and curate monthly ballet and jazz programs all designed for preschool students! Studio-to-go are also working on creating a birthday party curriculum, camp syllabi, and they will soon be selling amazing dance retail that can be purchased in the near future. Leah is the founder of Studio Go and continues to teach at locations throughout Atlanta. Leah believes what sets Studio Go apart from other competitors is our passion, enthusiasm, and the desire to create a community that always seeks to put the student first. She began her dance training at the age of five at The Oak Ridge Academy of Dance in Oak Ridge, TN.  She studied Ballet, Tap, Modern, Lyrical, and Jazz.  She went on to dance and perform with the Contemporary Dance Ensemble, under the direction of Pam Reedy.  During her time with CDE she had the opportunity to work with and take classes from renowned dancers and choreographers and was selected to be a member of the CDE competition team which traveled to many competitions each year, competing both regionally and nationally. Leah had the opportunity to perform in the Macy’€™s Thanksgiving Day Parade and The FedEx Orange Bowl National Championship Halftime Show.  She also danced in productions of the Oak Ridge Civic Ballet Association’s The Nutcracker and Cinderella.  Leah has a BA in Communications with a Minor in Spanish from Morehead State University.  While at MSU she was on the Dance Team, serving as Captain, and choreographed several pieces for the team.  During her college years she danced professionally with the Lexington Fillies Dance Team, which performed at all Lexington Horsemen games, as well as other promotional events.  She had the privilege of being on the squad the year the team took home the AFL National Championship.  Leah resides in Atlanta, GA with her husband Todd, her son Jonah, and their two lively boxers. Studio -to-go has been officially launched!! They now provide a Concierge program that offers monthly curriculums for preschool ballet and tap. Be sure to sign up soon, as they only offer enrolment twice a year, and their cart is currently open until January 12th.  If this is something you are interested in for your studio, please visit www.studiotogodance.com/concierge-to-go. Their A la Carte services are open year round and features choreography, classroom tools, props, retail, and more!   For more Business Of Dance please, like us on Facebook and follow us on Instagram @claireosheacoaching. If you have any questions, topic suggestions or wish to be a guest on the podcast please contact us at podcast@businessofdance.net.   Hosted By Claire O’Shea

Reportedly as common as divorce and impacting 40% of the UK population, estrangement is this week's topic of conversation on Honestly. Joining Clemmie is Robyn Donaldson, who created an 'Others Day' - a celebration day for people dealing with estrangement.  In this open and emotional conversation, Clemmie and Robyn unpick the taboos of estrangement whilst Robyn talks about her grief, but also the empowerment she has found along the way. To vote for Honestly to win the Listener’s Choice Awards, please visit: https://www.britishpodcastawards.com/vote

Recorded between September 26th and October 4th. Welcome back and thanks for checking back in. Leonica and Shalini took a 4 month break as Leonica addresses some changing family needs and Shalini spent extra time with her kiddo and business. With impeachment brewing and so much happening, Shalini takes some time to chat with old friend, lawyer, and yoga instructor Robyn Donaldson host of On The Spiritual Path. Why is it in our interests to choose a dem candidate quickly and get going? Who is the best option if we want to shift the trajectory of the path we're on now? We love to chat and we enjoy these discussions. Hopefully you do too! If not, you know, we don't care! :) idciylpodcast@gmail.com Thanks for rating and subscribing!

The second part of Shalini's interview with Robyn Donaldson regarding election 2020. Recorded September 26, 2019.

Robyn Donaldson is an amazing human. I heard great things about her before I even had the pleasure of meeting her. She is brilliant, humble, intelligent and feels a great sense of duty serving others especially when it comes to grief. On a normal weeknight in 2013, Dr Robyn Donaldson's husband did not come home from work. He had been killed in a motorcycle accident less than a mile from their home. Adjusting to life without her husband of two short years and partner of seven was far from easy. They had bought a house together earlier that year to fit their growing family. They had been planning to get pregnant to add to their current family of two daughters from his previous marriage. Now, these things would never happen, and nothing would ever be the same. Through Robyn's work as a psychologist in private practice, she had developed significant expertise in supporting people in loss, and yet all of her experience did not make her own grief any easier to manage. As she worked to absorb the emotional and financial impacts of her husband's death, she threw herself into her work, even accepting the nomination as president of her local psychological association. As time passed, Robyn felt less and less support in her grief. Although many in her life showed love and concern, people needed to get back to the routine of their own lives. Others confessed that they felt ill-equipped to help someone in grief, and seemed to vanish for months or years. Speaking to fellow grievers, she discovered that this is all too common and makes processing grief even more challenging. In trying to adjust to her new reality, she wanted to find a way  to help others who were going through similar situations. She joined forces with Laine Campbell and Keith Brings to help create a comprehensive set of community service and gift offerings that would help people support each other more deeply in times of loss. It is her hope that SolaceClub will make it easier for both people who are suffering a loss and for people who feel uncertain as to how to help others in grief. Dr Donaldson completed her PhD in Clinical Psychology in 2011. Once licensed, she started a private practice which she continued 2 years prior to being offered a staff position with the Counseling and Psychological Services department at UNLV. In addition to her clinical work, Dr Donaldson served as Treasurer for three years and then as the President of the Nevada Psychological Association (NPA) from 2015-2016. Dr Donaldson also received an award for outstanding contributions to the NPA. She currently serves on the NPA's Executive Board as Past President. Dr Donaldson's husband died unexpectedly in late 2013. Since that time, she has been determined to use her own experiences with and clinical knowledge of coping with grief to help others who are struggling. To connect with Dr Donaldson: * Website: https://www.solaceclub.com/

Robyn Donaldson is the owner Renew Construction Services is a 100% owned small business entity. We provide an array of construction services which include but not limited to: event cleaning, post construction cleaning, janitorial cleaning, floor maintenance and hauling. Our cleaning strategies are designed and managed to shift the cleaning burden from you to us. Renew Construction Services is certified as a DBE,SLBE,DWBE,DMBE and MBE whose services are licensed, insured and bonded. www.renewconstructionservices.com Robyn has obtained an Electrical Certification for Residential, Commercial and Motor Controls.  2015 USF CRED Alumni. She is currently pursuing a degree in Architectural Design and Construction Building, as well as studying for her General Contractor’s License.   NABWIC National Education Chair   Contact: Robyn Donaldson Renew Property Solutions LLC 4905 81st Tampa FL 33619 813-990-7700

Robyn Donaldson is the owner Renew Construction Services is a 100% owned small business entity. We provide an array of construction services which include but not limited to: event cleaning, post construction cleaning, janitorial cleaning, floor maintenance and hauling. Our cleaning strategies are designed and managed to shift the cleaning burden from you to us. Renew Construction Services is certified as a DBE,SLBE,DWBE,DMBE and MBE whose services are licensed, insured and bonded. www.renewconstructionservices.com Robyn has obtained an Electrical Certification for Residential, Commercial and Motor Controls.  2015 USF CRED Alumni. She is currently pursuing a degree in Architectural Design and Construction Building, as well as studying for her General Contractor’s License.   NABWIC National Education Chair   Contact: Robyn Donaldson Renew Property Solutions LLC 4905 81st Tampa FL 33619 813-990-7700

Today will be a very special episode as I will be interviewing the owner of Studio Go & as well as one of the co founders of Studio-to-go! I am super excited for this interview, and will be asking Leah some important questions, as well as getting her to tell her story on how Studio Go & Studio-to-go came to be. So for those of you who don’t know Studio Go, it is a mobile dance studio committed to providing the best on-site dance and movement education throughout Atlanta, Athens, Charleston, Chattanooga and now in Charlotte. Studio Go is committed to being the “dance studio on the go”, which means they seek to create a studio atmosphere of quality dance, friendly relationships, and a sense of community throughout their mobile locations. Leah is also excited to be launching her new business which she co founded called Studio-to-go. Studio-to-go creates programs that cater to all things recreational dance. Leah and her partners Robyn Donaldson, and Lauren Nolan, curate creative and engaging programs for dance studio owners, and teachers. They are also consultants and curate monthly ballet and jazz programs all designed for preschool students! Studio-to-go are also working on creating a birthday party curriculum, camp syllabi, and they will soon be selling amazing dance retail that can be purchased in the near future. Leah is the founder of Studio Go and continues to teach at locations throughout Atlanta. Leah believes what sets Studio Go apart from other competitors is our passion, enthusiasm, and the desire to create a community that always seeks to put the student first. She began her dance training at the age of five at The Oak Ridge Academy of Dance in Oak Ridge, TN.  She studied Ballet, Tap, Modern, Lyrical, and Jazz.  She went on to dance and perform with the Contemporary Dance Ensemble, under the direction of Pam Reedy.  During her time with CDE she had the opportunity to work with and take classes from renowned dancers and choreographers and was selected to be a member of the CDE competition team which traveled to many competitions each year, competing both regionally and nationally. Leah had the opportunity to perform in the Macy’€™s Thanksgiving Day Parade and The FedEx Orange Bowl National Championship Halftime Show.  She also danced in productions of the Oak Ridge Civic Ballet Association’s The Nutcracker and Cinderella.  Leah has a BA in Communications with a Minor in Spanish from Morehead State University.  While at MSU she was on the Dance Team, serving as Captain, and choreographed several pieces for the team.  During her college years she danced professionally with the Lexington Fillies Dance Team, which performed at all Lexington Horsemen games, as well as other promotional events.  She had the privilege of being on the squad the year the team took home the AFL National Championship.  Leah resides in Atlanta, GA with her husband Todd, her son Jonah, and their two lively boxers.   Studio -to-go has been officially launched!! They now provide a Concierge program that offers monthly curriculums for preschool ballet and tap. Be sure to sign up soon, as they only offer enrolment twice a year, and their cart is currently open until January 12th.  If this is something you are interested in for your studio, please visit www.studiotogodance.com/concierge-to-go. Their A la Carte services are open year round and features choreography, classroom tools, props, retail, and more!   For more Business Of Dance please, like us on Facebook and follow us on Instagram @claireosheacoaching. If you have any questions, topic suggestions or wish to be a guest on the podcast please contact us at podcast@businessofdance.net.   Hosted By Claire O’Shea

Dr. Robyn Donaldson is the Co-Founder of SolaceClub, an organization that provides thoughtful care packages to help support those who are grieving. SolaceClub was founded after the unexpected death of Dr. Donaldson's husband. Listen in as Robyn shares her intimate journey of what caused her husband's death, what she did to mourn, and how she manages to work through the grieving process. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Robyn Donaldson, NABWIC member and CEO of Renew Construction Services LLC, interviews Mr. Ben Walker, Founder and CEO of Buyer’s Point, a leading source of Low Voltage Wall Plates and Accessories. A new NABWIC member and an active member in a number of business and advocacy societies, Ben holds an MBA from Oklahoma State University and studied business management at the undergraduate level.  Walker’s well-earned business acumen is matched by a natural entrepreneurial spirit and impressive work ethic. After gaining experience as a financial analyst and audit manager, Walker founded Buyer’s Point in 2010 in an effort to pay off his student loans -- all while balancing his existing full-time career and attending graduate school. He started the company with only $50. Be inspired and motivated as Ben shares the story of his entrepreneurial journey towards success.

Robyn Donaldson, NABWIC member and CEO of Renew Construction Services LLC, interviews Mr. Ben Walker, Founder and CEO of Buyer’s Point, a leading source of Low Voltage Wall Plates and Accessories. A new NABWIC member and an active member in a number of business and advocacy societies, Ben holds an MBA from Oklahoma State University and studied business management at the undergraduate level.  Walker’s well-earned business acumen is matched by a natural entrepreneurial spirit and impressive work ethic. After gaining experience as a financial analyst and audit manager, Walker founded Buyer’s Point in 2010 in an effort to pay off his student loans -- all while balancing his existing full-time career and attending graduate school. He started the company with only $50. Be inspired and motivated as Ben shares the story of his entrepreneurial journey towards success.

Robyn Donaldson is the owner of Renew Property Solutions, LLC., where her primary function is a Real Estate Developer.  As a Real Estate Developer, she has the opportunity to renew, restore and revitalize the community by purchasing distressed properties.  She then rehabilitates these properties, thus providing quality living space for homeless veterans and displaced families.  Along with this rewarding opportunity to bless many within the community, Robyn also is the owner of Empire Business Solutions of Tampa, LLC.  Under this umbrella, Robyn is able to assist many people with the lifelong dream of having their credit resuscitated by offering programs such as Credit Restoration, Credit Counseling, homeownership, and real estate investing.  This organization has also developed a marketing team to assist individuals who will need assistance in a complete business startup program. Robyn has obtained an Electrical Certification for Residential, Commercial and Motor Controls.  2015 USF CRED Alumni. She is currently pursuing a degree in Architectural Design and Construction Building, as well as studying for her General Contractor’s License.     Contact: Robyn Donaldson Renew Property Solutions LLC 4905 81st Tampa Fl 33619 813-990-7700

NABWIC talks with candidate Miriam Valkenburg for Hillsbrough County Court Judge Group 10. Along with Robyn Donaldson; owner of Renew Construction Services and Carol Ransom; author and owner of High Ground Construction.  Highlighting views and work effort during this years politcal season and up and coming Annual Congressional Black Caucus for 2016. 214 S. Armenia Avenue Tampa, Florida 33609 Phone: (813) 514-1058 Fax: (813) 514-1619 Miriam@vandvlawfirm.com www.vandvlawfirm.com

Robyn Donaldson is the owner of Renew Property Solutions, LLC., where her primary function is a Real Estate Developer.  As a Real Estate Developer, she has the opportunity to renew, restore and revitalize the community by purchasing distressed properties.  She then rehabilitates these properties, thus providing quality living space for homeless veterans and displaced families.  Along with this rewarding opportunity to bless many within the community, Robyn also is the owner of Empire Business Solutions of Tampa, LLC.  Under this umbrella, Robyn is able to assist many people with the lifelong dream of having their credit resuscitated by offering programs such as Credit Restoration, Credit Counseling, homeownership, and real estate investing.  This organization has also developed a marketing team to assist individuals who will need assistance in a complete business startup program. Robyn has obtained an Electrical Certification for Residential, Commercial and Motor Controls.  2015 USF CRED Alumni. She is currently pursuing a degree in Architectural Design and Construction Building, as well as studying for her General Contractor’s License.   She is also co-founder of "Wonder Woman 2016". Mission:: A group of Wonder Woman, that wear many capes! Our focus is on youth, health and our community. We use our  adventurous activities as a platform to empower other woman, connect with teens, and live our lives with NO Contact: Robyn Donaldson Renew Property Solutions LLC 4905 81st Tampa Fl 33619 813-990-7700