Podcast appearances and mentions of sandra mcdonald

This week on Money Box Live we're talking about Power of Attorney. What it means, who needs one and some of the pros and pitfalls.Presenter and Strictly Come Dancing star, Angela Rippon shares her experiences with the programme and Felicity Hannah is joined by a panel of experts to answer your comments and questions.Solicitor Gary Rycroft helps clients set up and manage the legal side of Power of Attorneys and Sandra McDonald is former Public Guardian for Scotland and author of 'Power of Attorney: All you need to know: granting, it, using it or relying on it.'Presenter: Felicity Hannah Reporter: Luke Smithurst Producer: Sarah Rogers Editor: Jess Quayle(This programme was first broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on Wednesday the 29th of November at 3pm).

When Joseph catches a glimpse of his new neighbor Antonio, he can't help feel an immediate attraction. Antonio is tall, tanned, painfully handsome—and just happens to be a robot. But is romance possible in a world teetering on the brink of destruction? Find out in “Sexy Apocalypse Robot,” read and written by Sandra McDonald. 

In this episode of the podcast, we are celebrating the role of volunteers and the role of Local Institutes, to mark Volunteer's week which runs from the 1-7 June.  We are  joined by Sandra McDonald, President of the Insurance Institute of Manchester, and Andrew Fennell, President of the Nottingham Insurance Institute.

Do: Be Aware of Strangers Who Ask You What Day It It. Be Aware of Strangers Who Ask You What Year It Is. Be Aware of Stunned Looking Strangers Who Murmur “Mom?” in The Squeeze-In Diner When You Stop By After School For a Chocolate Malt, Though Clearly You Have Never Given Birth to Them or to Anyone At All, Thank You Very Much. Be Aware of Strangers Wearing Clothing, Footwear, or Accessories That Seem Just A Few Years Out of Fashion or Incongruent With the Season, Climate, or Weather Forecast, or Perhaps Not Gender Appropriate Because No Woman Needs to Wear Trousers Anyway. | Copyright 2022 by Sandra McDonald. Narrated by Judy Young.

Sexuality is an intrinsic part of identity. However, intimacy and sexuality in residential aged care are often contested issues, particularly in the case of people living with different types of dementia. Professor Mark Henrickson, Dr Catherine Cook, Dr Vanessa Schouten and Ms Sandra McDonald are researching consent in this domain.Read more about their research in Research Features.Read the original article: https://doi.org/10.1080/13691058.2021.1871649

Who will take care of your affairs if you can't and how do you go about giving someone the right to manage your money? It can be a big step for everyone involved but setting up a power of attorney is one way to allow someone to control your money and personal needs. One or more people can help with dealing with your bank, paying your bills, and arranging care. But what if an individual doesn't have the mental capacity to grant power of attorney and what can you do if you're concerned that a relative's finances aren’t being managed responsibly? Presenter Felicity Hannah is joined by: Sandra McDonald, former public guardian for Scotland Melinda Giles, partner at Giles Wilson Solicitors Sarah Murphy, associate director for advice, information & training at ReThink We’d love to hear from you if you’re thinking about letting someone else manage your money or if you’d like to share your experience as an attorney. Please get in touch: moneybox@bbc.co.uk or tweet @MoneyBox. Producer: Darin Graham Editor: Rosamund Jones

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In this bonus episode, we continue the conversation about Black Women and hair. My sister, Olivia, is back and I also was joined by my Aunt, Sandra McDonald to get her perspective from working in the corporate world. Show Notes My website is LIVE!!! Go and check it out and check out my blog!! Follow me on social media IG: Byrdowl_consulting FB: ByrdOwlconsulting Twitter: byrd_owl Subscribe and leave a 5-star review, tell your friends! On Anchor, you can leave a voice messages Support by purchasing from Fast 4ward Progress! It is a black-owned business that celebrates black excellence, while still making the dopest clothing on the market. A portion of the proceeds will support the podcast (Link below) Black History Month is just around the corner! If you, your organization, or someone you know, is looking for an idea for a Black History program or someone to do the program for you, you can schedule your consultation with me today! (Link below) https://bio.fm/byrd-owl ** If you have a question or a topic suggestion you can email at ByrdOwlConsulting@gmail.com and put in the subject line Byrd’s Eye View Podcast*** Cover Art and ByrdOwl Logos done by @Designxwillpwr https://bio.fm/designxwillpwr Written, Directed, and Produced by Trenda Byrd, ByrdOwl Consulting --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/byrdseyeview/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/byrdseyeview/support

Who will take care of your finances and welfare if you no longer can? Putting in place a Power of Attorney - what ever your age - allows one or more trusted people to manage your money and personal needs if and when you need help, such as dealing with your bank, paying your bills or arranging personal care. There are many aspects to consider such as who to appoint, what responsibilities they will have and whether you want to place restrictions on the decisions which can be made on your behalf or set out specific wishes in advance. Perhaps you have one but are having difficulty using it or you're concerned that a relatives finances are being managed badly? Who can help if a relative or friend has already lost mental capacity but doesn't have a power of attorney in place? Whether you're thinking of setting up a power of attorney or want to share your views and experiences of using one we'd love to hear from you. Presenter Paul Lewis will be joined by: Sandra McDonald, former Public Guardian for Scotland Samantha Buckthought, Partner, Wolferstans & Panel Deputy for the Court of Protection Katie Evans, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute Call 03700 100 444 from 1pm to 3.30pm on Wednesday 3 July (standard network charges apply) or e-mail moneybox@bbc.co.uk now.

This episode features "Fleet" written by Sandra McDonald. Originally published in We See a Different Frontier. Reprinted in the August 2017 issue of Clarkesworld Magazine and read by Kate Baker. The text version of this story can be found at: http://clarkesworldmagazine.com/mcdonald_08_17_reprint Support us on Patreon at http://patreon.com/clarkesworld

This episode features "Fleet" written by Sandra McDonald. Originally published in We See a Different Frontier. Reprinted in the August 2017 issue of Clarkesworld Magazine and read by Kate Baker. The text version of this story can be found at: http://clarkesworldmagazine.com/mcdonald_08_17_reprint Support us on Patreon at http://patreon.com/clarkesworld

The first rule is that the company has no name. It has no website or social media presence. It does not pay taxes or Social Security. In a crowded bar near the Providence train station, you drink a beer with the guy who recruited you and neither of you refer to your employer. The Old Ones listen to everything, and their torture racks are hungry for victims. Remember Rodriguez? Raise your glass but don't say his name. The second rule is that the company will not pay in checks or direct deposit. A stranger will slip a moldy envelope of cash into your pocket when you're walking in a crowd. | Copyright 2016 by Sandra McDonald. Narrated by Stefan Rudnicki. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dear Susie: There are customary ways to begin a letter and end it, to address the envelope and set it to post. We have delivered to you (while you slept so prettily, your pale face a serene oval in the moonlight) this polite and improving manual of letters for the Fair Sex. We know you will be grateful. Do be aware that some correspondences may involve vows of fealty, freshly spilled blood, supernatural appeals to divine beings, and sacrifices of unusual scope. A modern lady avoids squeamishness about such matters. | Copyright 2016 by Sandra McDonald. Narrated by Gabrielle de Cuir. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

You've been here before, but not day after day after day in some karmic trap set by an unseen screenwriter who wants you to achieve inner growth and redemption. You're here because you always fly American and the nearest hub to your house is Miami. The hub and spoke system of airline travel sucks. Only the rich fly direct. The rest of us shuffle endlessly toward our connections, zombie passengers lost amid acres of gleaming glass, soulless architecture, uncomfortable chairs, synthetic plants, incessant television, and expansive views of horizons we'll never reach. | Copyright 2015 by Sandra McDonald. Narrated by Stefan Rudnicki. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If you ask me, I'm more like my mom than my dad. She and I love astronomy and the mysterious origins of the universe. Dad's not only stuck on the past, he literally would move there if he could. Every summer he drags me along on his research trips to eras where sweaty-smelling people with wool bathing suits hole up in seaside deathtraps. | Copyright 2014 by Sandra McDonald. Narrated by Judy Young.

Our first piece of audio fiction for December is "Your Final Apocalypse" written by Sandra McDonald and read by Kate Baker. Subscribe to our podcast.

A slip, slide, falling through icy coldness, white noise like TV static. A breeze of hot buttery popcorn. Giddy laughter, sweaty bodies, fanfare music over the intercom, and what's this? A ten-foot-wide movie poster of young, pale, undernourished Carrie Fisher, posed seductively in a gold metal bikini with a collar and chain around her neck. Narrated by Gabrielle De Cuir.

Where will you be when the end of the world comes?  At home, able to spend the final days of your life with your loved ones?  Or will you be caught far away, and spend your final days trying get back to them?  And what does Tupac Shakur have to do with all of this?Also, Big talks about the Muppets, Rish talks his usual nonsense, and they both talk about the story's ending.  Plus, Big recounts his recent battle with gurus! Warning: the "bunt" jokes begin here.  Next week, they get worse.Special thanks to Rich Girardi for producing the story, and to Juliet Bowler and Rich Girardi for lending their voices to today's episode.

Our first piece of audio fiction for July is "Beach Blanket Spaceship" written by Sandra McDonald and read by Kate Baker. Subscribe to our podcast.