Podcast appearances and mentions of Sally Edwards

Though the name Fleet Feet may spur the image of a runner, the retailer is much more than a runner's shoe store. It outfits runners and other athletes with needed footwear, accessories and knowledge from over four decades in business.Founded in 1976 by Sally Edwards and Elizabeth Jansen, the brand has been running strong ever since and just opened its 271st store.In the latest episode of the CX Innovators podcast, Alex Tallman, director of retail experience and education at Fleet Feet, talks with RetailCustomerExperience.com editor Judy Mottl about the brand's 3D foot-scanning technology, the focus on store associate education and other customer experience strategies in play.

Harvard's crisis didn't end with Gay's resignation.As the University faces a federal lawsuit and congressional investigation into antisemitism, Newstalk takes you inside Harvard's most tumultuous crisis in recent memory.We take you inside the fallout — from the Capitol building to Harvard's students and faculty — to break down Gay's plagiarism allegations, her handling of campus antisemitism, and where the crisis moves next. Crimson reporters and host Frank S. Zhou '26 bring you the latest from the students who lived — and broke — the news. 

This week on The Harvard Crimson's Newstalk, reporter Asher J. Montgomery '26 joins host Frank S. Zhou '26 to dive deep into a controversial course at the Harvard Kennedy School that some students say has left emotional scars. Also in this episode, Muskaan Arshad '25, Sally E. Edwards '26, and Jack R. Trapanick '26 discuss the results of last week's elections for Cambridge's City Council and School Committee. 

This week on The Harvard Crimson's Newstalk, reporters Sally E. Edwards '26 and Azusa M. Lippit '26 join Frank S. Zhou '26 to discuss the contract impasse between unionized Cambridge Public Schools educators and the school district. Also in this episode, Jasmine Palma '26 and Austin H. Wang '26 talk Harvard astrophysics and cosmology professor Abraham "Avi" Loeb's search for extraterrestial life.

From The Harvard Crimson: Massachusetts governors Mitt Romney, Deval L. Patrick '78, Charlie D. Baker '79, and Maura T. Healey '92 don't share a party, vision, or even home state. But the four most recent governors of Massachusetts do have one thing in common: a Harvard diploma. This week on The Harvard Crimson's Newstalk, Sally E. Edwards '26 and Jack R. Trapanick '26 join host Frank Zhou '26 to discuss the Harvard alumni who run Massachusetts. What happens when key decision-makers have to make complicated decisions between conflicting parties — and one of them is the school they once called home?

The year was 1977. Star Wars made its debut… the Apple II computer was released… Elvis Presley passed away at age 42… our hometown Denver Broncos experienced their “miracle season” on the way to the Super Bowl… Chuck E. Cheese pizza opens their first location…and disco was nearing it's peak in popularity. But something else happened that year that may have influenced the world more than any of these: the first wearable heartrate monitor was developed for the Finnish National Cross Country ski team by Polar. That development changed the way both professional and amateur athletes trained and kicked the door open to our current “wearables,” which now provide more physiological data on our wrist than a room full of hospital gizmos could do just a few decades ago.Welcome to latest episode of the Catalyst 360 Podcast – your trusted resource for engaging, evidence-based health, wellness & performance insights.  Today's guest is one of the trailblazers in the application of that heart rate data – Sal Edwards. I have her ground-breaking book from the mid-90s on the practical use of heart-rate monitors on my bookshelf and was thrilled when she agreed to join us today. But when I began preparing for this interview, her background exploded off the pages of my notes. Yes – she's a leader in the world of HR monitoring and that's where we'll focus our discussion. But she's also a serial entrepreneur, founding Fleet Feet – the largest chain of retail sports shops, has written 24 books and 500 articles, and was a professional triathlete, ultra runner, won the Western States 100 miler and is a member of the Triathlon Hall of Fame. And, her 4-person cycling team won the 1997 Race Across America in 7 ½ days, within just a few hours of the time it took us to win the event in 2015. So plenty of rabbit trails available to us today

Sally “Sal” Edwards is no stranger to being at the front of endurance races and the forefront of revolutions in running retail and exercise physiology. She didn't pick up running until after college, but eventually became a Nike-sponsored runner and competed in a number of marathons, including the inaugural US Olympic Marathon Trials in 1984. Her marathons were interspersed with ultramarathons—In 1980 she won the Western States Endurance Run—both of which were ultimately supplanted by triathlons. She also founded two companies—Fleet Feet Sports and Heart Zones, of which she remains CEO—and has shared her expertise in training methods and exercise physiology across 24 books and over 500 articles.

Welcome to Episode #341 of the 303 Endurance Podcast. You are listening to your weekly connection to coaches, experts, and pro athletes to help you reach your endurance goals. We're your hosts coach Rich Soares and 303 Chief Bill Plock. Thanks for joining us for another week of endurance interviews and discussion.   Show Sponsor: UCAN Take your performance to the next level with UCAN Energy and Bars made with SuperStarch®  UCAN uses SuperStarch instead of simple sugars and stimulants to fuel athletes.  UCAN keeps blood sugar steady compared to the energy spikes and crashes of sugar-based products.  Steady energy equals sustained performance and a faster finish line!   Use UCAN in your training and racing to fuel the healthy way, finish stronger and recover more quickly!  Use the code 303UCAN for 20% off at ucan.co/discount/303UCAN/ or ucan.co     In Today's Show Endurance News Full Ironman Returns to Coeur de Alene What's new in the 303 USA Triathlon Celebrates Women's Achievements in Multisport for 50th Anniversary of Title IX Triathlon and Run Races this weekend Video of the Week Sam Long Final Prep for Challenge Roth   Our News is sponsored by Buddy Insurance. Buddy Insurance gives you peace of mind to enjoy your training and racing to the fullest. Buddy's mission is simple, to help people fearlessly enjoy an active and outdoor lifestyle.    Get on-demand accident insurance just in case the unexpected happens. Buddy ensures you have cash for bills fast.  This is accident insurance not health and life insurance.  Go to buddyinsurance.com and create an account.  There's no commitment or charge to create one.  Once you have an account created, it's a snap to open your phone and in a couple clicks have coverage for the day.  Check it out!   Endurance News: Full Ironman Returns to Coeur de Alene The IRONMAN Group, announced today that the stunning city of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho will once again play host to a full-distance IRONMAN® triathlon on Sunday, June 26, 2023, as part of a unanimous vote in Tuesday's City of Coeur d'Alene council meeting.   “We are so thrilled to see such an appetite for full distance triathlon racing in Coeur d'Alene,” said Tim Brosious, Northwest Regional Director for The IRONMAN Group. “With the longstanding history Coeur d'Alene has built within the triathlon community over the years, we know our athletes will be excited to once again race 140.6 miles across Northern Idaho's best terrain on offer.”   The 2023 IRONMAN Coeur d'Alene triathlon course will mirror characteristics of the half-distance IRONMAN® 70.3® triathlon. Athletes will begin with a 2.4-mile double-loop swim in the breathtaking Lake Coeur d'Alene. The 112-mile double-loop bike course will take athletes alongside Lake Coeur d'Alene and through a beautiful northern Idaho with sweeping mountain views before a transition at City Park. Athletes will cap off the race day with a multi-loop run course through McEuen Park to a vibrant finish downtown on Sherman Ave. What's New in the 303: USA Triathlon Celebrates Women's Achievements in Multisport for 50th Anniversary of Title IX COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo./ENDURANCE SPORTSWIRE/ – USA Triathlon both honors and celebrates the 50th anniversary of Title IX, the landmark gender equity law that changed the landscape of what's possible for girls and women in this country, and today kicks off a five-month celebration of the achievements women have accomplished in triathlon.   USA Triathlon has long had a tradition of promoting women in multisport, including equal prize money for elite events, the formation of the USA Triathlon Women's Committee in 2010 and February's landmark achievement of adding the 40th school in the nation to offer women's triathlon at the varsity level, which set in motion women's triathlon to become an NCAA Championship sport.   A five-month celebration of women's varsity collegiate triathlon and women in the sport of triathlon and the multisport community kicks off today on the 50th anniversary of Title IX and runs through November, following the fall 2022 women's varsity collegiate triathlon season. For those who are interested in being a part of the celebration please email diversity@usatriathlon.org.   The five-month celebration will include the Together, We Thrive Powerful Women in Multisport Series, a social and digital content series that will focus on women who helped pave the way for women to compete in triathlon. To kick off the series, USA Triathlon has highlighted on its social media pages nine women in multisport who share what Title IX means to them in its Nine Days of Title IX celebration.   USA Triathlon will give 10 multisport women's legacy packages to influential women in multisport, which includes one USA Triathlon Lifetime Membership and one free entry to USA Triathlon Age Group National Championships, USA Triathlon Multisport National Championships and the Toyota Legacy Triathlon. USA Triathlon will also award the inaugural Together, We Thrive Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Access Award.   USA Triathlon is launching its Women's Series, a series of locally organized USA Triathlon Sanctioned events across the country designed to grow and support the women's multisport community, in 2023. Applications to be included in the series will be accepted July through August with the formal announcement of participating events coming in late fall. The series will include a combination of women's-only triathlons and duathlons, instructional clinics and social gatherings that will accommodate new athletes to experienced athletes.   1974: Triathlon was invented by the San Diego Track Club with the Mission Bay Triathlon. The club has a storied history of leading the way in gender equity   1978: Judy Collins and her husband, Commander John Collins, both participants in the 1974 Mission Bay Triathlon, launch the Hawaiian Iron Man Triathlon in Waikiki, which combined the Waikiki Roughwater Swim, Honolulu Marathon, and a local cycling club route.   1979: Lyn Lemaire, a 28-year-old from Massachusetts, becomes the first woman to compete in the Hawaii Ironman Triathlon. Lemaire beats all but four men in the 15-person field.   1982: U.S. triathlete Julie Moss captivates a global audience with her crawl to the finish line at the Hawaii Ironman.   1983: Sally Edwards publishes the first book on triathlon. “Triathlon: A Triple Fitness Sport,” offers a comprehensive guide for training for “a total new fitness” based on her own experience in the sport.   1986: Using funds from an anonymous donor, the Hawaii Ironman introduces a prize purse for professional athletes. And in a move unprecedented in many other major sporting events, the payout is equal for both men and women — a standard that remains the status quo.   1990: Danskin launches a women's-only triathlon series in three cities: Long Beach, California, San Jose, California, and New York City. The growth of the Danskin series, as well as similar women-only events like Trek Triathlon and Irongirl races, are credited with boosting numbers among women in the sport.   2000: Triathlon makes its Olympic debut at the Sydney Games. The United States sends a trio of women Down Under, including Joanna Zeiger, who finishes fourth.   2004: Susan Williams, a 35-year-old mom from Long Beach, California, wins the first Olympic medal for the U.S. in triathlon, earning bronze at the Athens Games.   2005: U.S. Olympian Barb Lindquist retires as a professional and helps create USA Triathlon's Collegiate Recruitment Program, which identifies talent from the NCAA swimming and running programs as a way to funnel athletes toward the Olympic pipeline. She finds future Olympic gold medalist Gwen Jorgensen.   2014: Triathlon is designated as an NCAA Emerging Sport for Women   2016: Jorgensen caps her pro triathlon career by grabbing gold at the Rio Olympic Games, the first- gold medal for an American triathlete   2016: U.S. elite paratriathletes Grace Norman and Allysa Seely each win gold at the Paralympic Games. Hailey Danz and Melissa Stockwell also won medals, combining to sweep the podium in the PT2 sport class along with Seely.   2021: Katie Zaferes wins Olympic bronze at the delayed Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 and the U.S. is one of only four countries to qualify three women for the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020, and one of only two countries to place all three athletes in the top-20 with Zaferes winning bronze, Summer Rappaport placing 14th and Taylor Knibb 16th.   2021: Seely won gold Paralympic again to become the only female two-time Paralympic triathlete gold medalist. Danz became a two-time PTS2 silver medalist and Norman earned a silver in the PTS5 category. Kendall Gretsch also won the first women's triathlon wheelchair race in Paralympic history and became the fifth American to win gold medals at both the summer and winter Paralympic Games.   2022: USA Triathlon adds two college programs to offer women's collegiate triathlon to reach the milestone of 40 schools. Women's triathlon is now on its way to becoming an NCAA Championship Sport.   Colorado driver accused of "intentionally" hitting two cyclists — critically injuring one — still at large Police investigating a hit-and-run that wounded two cyclists in Evergreen, Colorado, on Sunday morning. One of the cyclists, identified as a woman by local authorities, suffered critical injuries as a result of the crash.   A 2018 Ford Escape registered to 39-year-old Alan "Haley" Mill allegedly swerved onto the shoulder of an interstate highway about 30 miles west of Denver. Witnesses told police the driver deliberately hit both cyclists before fleeing and later abandoning the vehicle. Witnesses said they saw Mill attempting "to dislodge a badly damaged bicycle from beneath his vehicle" in the parking lot of a restaurant after the collision, CBS Denver reported. The SUV, which has a temporary license plate, was found abandoned the next day, police said.   "This person passed a cyclist and then drove off the road intentionally onto the shoulder and into two other cyclists and possibly accelerated while doing that," said Jenny Fulton, director of public affairs at the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office, according to CBS Denver.   Upcoming Multisport Events in Colorado (runningintheusa.com) Upcoming Classic Runs in Colorado (runningintheusa.com)   Video of the Week: I'm Back Motherfuc*ers || Race Simulation For Challenge Roth   Closing: Thanks again for listening in this week.  Please be sure to follow us @303endurance and of course go to iTunes and give us a rating and a comment.  We'd really appreciate it! Stay tuned, train informed, and enjoy the endurance journey!

Head, Heart & CEO of her Heart Rate Fitness Training & Education company and female Trail Blazing LEGEND of the endurance world. Sally now age 74, shares her wisdom and passion for a lifetime of ‘getting America fit.'

My book 'Conversations with Myself. A Story of Rebuilding.' is available on Amazon.  The book reflects some of the stories told here, and also includes some are new additions to the collection. Sister books are also available, and invite you into your own conversations, deeper understanding and encourage your exploration of your personal story.I can also be found on: Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Tumblr.All the music in this episode was written, performed, and recorded for Soul Purpose Communications by Koert Witteman.www.koertwitteman.nl 

On this episode, Mark has a captivating conversation with Sally Edwards, founder of a half-dozen businesses including Heart Zones and America's largest chain of retail sports shops, FLEET FEET Sports.  Sally is a best-selling author with 24 books and 500 articles on health and fitness and she is also a professional triathlete is a 16-time Ironman finisher, a member of the Triathlon Hall of Fame, and ultra-marathoner winning the hundred-mile Western States Endurance Run.  Sally shares a few epic stories about her life as a world class athlete and ground-breaking entrepreneur drawing a number of meaningful parallels between the two and leaving us all with several nuggets of wisdom and inspiration.

Books that have helped me as I travel along this journey have been:Human Design: Chetan ParkynGift from the Sea: Anne Morrow LindeburghFierce, Free and Full of Fire: Jen Hatmaker. My book 'Conversations with Myself. A Story of Rebuilding.' is available on Amazon.  The book reflects some of the stories told here, and also includes some are new additions to the collection. Sister books are also available, and invite you into your own conversations, deeper understanding and encourage your exploration of your personal story.I can also be found on: Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Tumblr.All the music in this episode was written, performed, and recorded for Soul Purpose Communications by Koert Witteman.www.koertwitteman.nl 

Today's guest Sally Edwards, a professional athlete and Founder and CEO of Heart Zones, is on a mission to get America fit! From a young age Sally was passionate about sports and athletics, which led her to race professionally and co-found one of the first and now the largest athletic footwear retail stores in the nation, Fleet Feet. This conversation is all about exercise and health, while Susan and Sally discuss how to fit exercise into a busy schedule, the importance of setting fitness goals, and ways to safely exercise and prevent injuries while training. Sally also shares insight on using heart zones safely and effectively for fitness. Hear how Sally took a courageous step of finishing last at Danskin Women's Triathlon Series, and how it encouraged many women to pursue their goals. Listen as Sally hands the mic over to Susan to also share why she decided to do a triathlon and how it has influenced her. Find out more about Sally: https://www.heartzones.com/  Listen to other episodes: ccphp.net/sens/podcast 

Books I found interesting as I make my journey:The Dance of the Dissident Daughter: Sue Monk KiddRevolution from Within: A book of Self Esteem.  Gloria SteinemUntamed. Glennon DoyleMy book 'Conversations with Myself. A Story of Rebuilding.' is available on Amazon.  The book reflects some of the stories told here, and also includes some are new additions to the collection. Sister books are also available, and invite you into your own conversations, deeper understanding and encourage your exploration of your personal story.I can also be found on: Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Tumblr.All the music in this episode was written, performed, and recorded for Soul Purpose Communications by Koert Witteman.www.koertwitteman.nl 

Books I found useful:When the Body Says No. Gabor Mate.The Body is Not an Apology. Sonya Renee TaylorPermission to Feel. Marc Brackett. My book 'Conversations with Myself. A Story of Rebuilding.' is available on Amazon.  The book reflects some of the stories told here, and also includes some are new additions to the collection. Sister books are also available, and invite you into your own conversations, deeper understanding and encourage your exploration of your personal story.I can also be found on: Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Tumblr.All the music in this episode was written, performed, and recorded for Soul Purpose Communications by Koert Witteman.www.koertwitteman.nl 

I sit down with Sally Edwards. Sally and I discuss divorce, patterns, and choices we make in life. Her better to stems from her divorce and the awakening she had. The divorce led her to be homeless and broke at one point, but it took her on a journey of self-discovery and growth. **** Born in the UK and living in Holland, having settled here via Italy, Germany, and France. I experience life as a journey, speak several languages, and am culturally comfortable in different countries–but never entirely at home there either. I am a mother of teenage multilingual twins who is beginning to fly the nest as they start their journey into adulthood. My work in classrooms confirms that my life passion is to teach. Currently, I work with children and teachers and love being able to help shift how people see the world and their place in it. The beauty of teaching is in laying seeds for the future and never knowing when they will grow and what they will look like. Sally is the host of the Soup Purpose Communication Podcast. https://www.soulpurposecommunications.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sallystales/--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/d-m-needom/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/d-m-needom/supportSupport the show

CATO'S BACK! The 2020 Christmas Special features an interview with the phenomenal actor, Philip Whitchurch. Oliver celebrates Philip's superb performance as Chief Insp. Cato and gets to know the legend who played him. As well as Sun Hill memories, we discuss Philip's early career and his recent stage production "Shakespeare, his Wife and the Dog" - written by Philip and co-starring his wife, actress Sally Edwards. MERRY CHRISTMAS SUN HILL PALS!

This week, Bare Books Podcast is reviewing a book so new, it’s not even finished yet! The exciting outpouring of ideas, an unfinished storyline, unedited and full of possibilities. Steele by Sally Edwards is a blend of a strong lesbian lead, disabilities and a hint of LA Law meets NCIS. From these great beginnings we’re looking forward to Steele being finished and released towards the end of this year. ___You can find Sally’s author page here Sally Edwards Writer___If you want to share your opinions on the podcast or on Sallys book, or have any questions, you can email us here: contactus@barebooks.co.uk we’d love to hear from you.___If you are an indie author and fancy being the star of your very own episode, email us at submissions@barebooks.co.uk we can’t wait to read your work.___You can also find us on Instagram @barebookspodcast , Facebook and Twitter @barebookspod1___Also huge thanks to @dadnap.mp3 for the absolutely perfect intro music and chapter change jingles. You’re a legend x___We are in our first season, so if you’ve come this far, we thank you sincerely for your support, and if you like us, we’d be honoured if you’d subscribe or follow us, and totally stoked if you’d take the time to review our podcast.  

In the show we talk about:What it's like to grow up with a disabilityHow Sally turned negative situations into positive successSally's career as a dancer and the benefits of danceHow Sally is helping others through coachingI hope you enjoy the show!SALLY'S SOCIAL MEDIA LINKSWebsiteFacebookInstagramNATALIE SOCIAL MEDIA LINKSWebsiteTwitterEmailInstagramFacebook 

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If you have kids and are listening to this podcast, there's a good chance you've taken them to Marbles Kids Museum in downtown Raleigh, a shining success story after its predecessors, Exploris and Playspace, merged to form what is now Marbles.And no one knows the story of Marbles better than Sally Edwards, the only director Marbles has ever known. Sally's passion for kids and play and giving access to all people in Raleigh/Wake County comes through when she talks about her work--she and Marbles go together like kids and play do! We did our best to pry a few hints out of her as to what is coming in the future for Marbles, and we learn the history of how it started in the first place, and what's happening there currently.We also take nominees and pick our #Top3Raleigh things to do with kids on a Saturday morning, and discuss the coming announcement of a BIG project coming south of downtown.Please support the local businesses who support us: Steele Residential and Express Yourself Paint. Give them your business, and tell them you heard about them on Podcast Raleigh!Subscribe/rate Podcast Raleigh on your favorite podcast sites:Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/podcast-raleigh/id1458907220 Google: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Inzk5woxrsjwf3zhd5vv3av4yei Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/podcast-raleigh Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6b3dVvLJfO0EqvDGQaFTAP?si=QrcfEq8WSE2h3aEZSGV0pQ

This Podcast is was originally published on September 29, 2008, I have updated it with our new Podcast host information and I am representing it now. I hope you enjoy it, Joey Part two of my interview with Sally Edwards. Listen as Sally explains her upcoming Active Healthy Living Conference 2008, November 14th – 16th, in Denver Colorado. If you are looking to become certified as a Indoor Cycling Instructor,  Continue Reading... The post ICI Podcast 8 Sally Edwards hosts the Active Healthy Living Conference appeared first on Indoor Cycle Instructor Podcast | ICI/PRO Premium Education.

This Podcast is was originally published on September 28, 2008, I have updated it with our new Podcast host information and I am representing it now. I hope you enjoy it, Joey Sally Edwards, the originator of Heart Zones Training, and I discuss the origin of Zone based Heart Rate Training. Sally explains its importance to conducting an effective Indoor Cycling Class and the fallacy of using age based Max  Continue Reading... The post ICI Podcast 7 Sally Edwards talks Heart Zones Training appeared first on Indoor Cycle Instructor Podcast | ICI/PRO Premium Education.

This week, Haley fills Alyssa in on the Outspoken Summit. Listen to a special interview with our very own Ashley Wiles, as well as interviews with Sally Edwards, Dr. Shaunna Payne Gold, and Senator-elect Kyrsten Sinema. Plus, Haley and Alyssa are getting ready to race Ironman 70.3 Indian Wells this weekend. Wish them luck! Follow Kyrsten Sinema @kyrstensinema Follow Ashley Wiles @evaruns & @sole_girls Follow Sally Edwards @headheart1 Follow Dr. Shaunna Payne Gold @sheroathletics Send your mailbag questions to ironwomenpodcast@gmail.com

Sally Edwards is a running pioneer who has carried the fitness torch since the early 70's.  The 70's was the beginning of her career as an exceptional athlete and an astute business woman, dedicated always to the credo that fitness is a way of life. From Western States to the Olympic Trials, to snowshoeing 24 hours continuously in Alaska, and many more accomplishments as a business woman and extreme athlete/runner Sally has a great story to share and the fact that she had "the courage to finish last" is just one of many interesting facets to her life.

This week we celebrate NAIDOC week which celebrates the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. We have a conversation with Nicole Damarra who holds the Indigenous portfolio on Vision Australia's Client Reference Group. We hear from Sally Edwards from our Mildura office about a partnership focusing on Aboriginal eye health and we hear a fabulous tune encouraging people to get an eye test.

Rachel Greenbaum is the daughter of the late Horror and Speculative novelist T. M. Wright's first marriage to Sally Edwards. In this episode of Heart to Heart with Michael, Rachel commemorates her father, his many talents and the way his gifts are still living on today. She shares how his talent has been passed down to her children and her and how those talents have manifested themselves. Rachel also shares about how important it is to celebrate her father and the significance grief traditions are in the healing process.

Rachel Greenbaum is the daughter of the late Horror and Speculative novelist T. M. Wright's first marriage to Sally Edwards. In this episode of Heart to Heart with Michael, Rachel commemorates her father, his many talents and the way his gifts are still living on today. She shares how his talent has been passed down to her children and her and how those talents have manifested themselves. Rachel also shares about how important it is to celebrate her father and the significance grief traditions are in the healing process.

Part 1 - Reflections on Gender Fluid Design A chat with fashion academics, Sally Edwards and Mark Neighbour. Menswear has very specific details and design codes. Is gender neutral clothing a marketing strategy? or is it challenging norms in society and fashion? Part 2 - Siji, a gender fluid & sustainable fashion brand Bali based, Myra Juliarti, is the designer and founder of the brand, Siji. Her mission is to create gender fluid and environmentally sustainable fashion. Siji eschews stereotyping of people through fashion and provides timeless and poetic pieces. Siji customers are often artists who like to buy local and independent brands. Myra herself is a vegan and an environmental engineering graduate. She describes herself as an introvert, and her designs are inspired by introversion. I was very happy for the opportunity to learn more about her approach to design over coffee in Ubud :).

Sally Edwards is best-selling author, entrepreneur, professional triathlete, professional speaker, and iPhone app developer.  She was a pioneer in the inception of ultramarathoning, finishing in the top 3 at Western States 100.  She co-founded Fleet Feet Sports running franchise and the American River 50 mile Endurance Run. Ultrarunning Magazine recently re-published an article that Sally wrote in 1983, "Ultramarathoning  - A dying Sport".  We invited Sally to Studio G to take a retrospective look at the sport and where it has come. Sally is passionate about getting people healthy and moving.  Her recent venture is Heart Zones, a fitness technology and education company that uses smart devices with the vision to get America fit. Download the Upbeat App  an app that matches your music to your cadence. HOMEWORK: We touched on a book that Sally wrote, "Be a Better Runner: Real World, Scientifically-proven Training Techniques that Will Dramatically Improve Your Speed, Endurance, and Injury Resistance".  She has promised to come back and discuss the gold nuggets with The Nation.

Go to www.legendsoftriathlon.com for this months show notes. 

Based on her unbroken string of last place finishes, Sally Edwards is the absolute worst Triathlete in America. But Sally has a good reason for coming in last… it's so no one else has to. Listen as she describes her involvement in Danskins and Trek Womens Triathlons and she has a challenge for all of our female listeners; grab a girl friend and commit to training and competing in your first Tri.  Continue Reading... The post ICI Podcast 146 Promoting and Coaching Triathlon with Sally Edwards appeared first on Indoor Cycle Instructor Podcast | ICI/PRO Premium Education.

Enjoy a few giggles during this "moment" with Sally Edwards, Catholic mom and stand up comedian.  Sally shares the good news about her new business which refers clean stand up comedians for corporate and church events.  To share your comments, email us at or comment at . Links for this episode: