Podcast appearances and mentions of sara parker

Guest host Ben Mulroney (@BenMulroney) speaks with Sara Parker, Analyst at the Media Ecosystem Observatory and one of the lead researchers of a new study that found Meta's news ban has changed the way Canadians consume news - and are exposed to sources with a bias and less factual lens. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Guest host Ben Mulroney (@BenMulroney) speaks with Sara Parker, Analyst at the Media Ecosystem Observatory and one of the lead researchers of a new study that found Meta's news ban has changed the way Canadians consume news - and are exposed to sources with a bias and less factual lens. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sara Parker Pauley's path to becoming the first woman to lead the Missouri Department of Conservation didn't start where you might expect. She earned degrees in journalism and law from the University of Missouri, but an early choice to explore her love for nature made her “come alive.”    As she prepares to retire, she joins The Nature Conservancy's Missouri State Director Adam McLane to talk about the rewards of a career in conservation, offer practical tips for getting started and bust some myths. 

MDC Director Sara Parker Pauley is permanently out-of-office and retiring from the Department! Sara joins Nature Boost to look back on her time in conservation, the people who inspired her, and shares guidance for those interested in a conservation-related career.

Jose and Darren welcome Evan Potter to Roadie Friday! They talk about balancing being a musician and a tech, remaining a professional while working for your favorite artists, and knowing people through your other working relationships. Voiceover provided by Sara Parker. Music provided by Ricky Armellino. Cover art by Jeffery Daniels. Send them an email at roadiefridaypod@gmail.com Follow Jose and Darren on Instagram @iamjoseescudero & @thedarrenmakins. Follow the show on Instagram @roadiefridaypod

Darren and Jose continue the conversation about mental health among touring professionals and they welcome Nathan White, roadie and survivor of a suicide attempt. You are not alone. Help is available 24/7. If you or someone you know is having a self harm crisis, dial 988. Voiceover provided by Sara Parker. Music provided by Ricky Armellino. Cover art by Jeffery Daniels. Send them an email at roadiefridaypod@gmail.com Follow Jose and Darren on Instagram @iamjoseescudero & @thedarrenmakins. Follow the show on Instagram @roadiefridaypod

Jose and Darren welcome Drew Molleur to Roadie Friday. They talk about Drew's career, mixing a concert to the room, and other tangents. Voiceover provided by Sara Parker. Music provided by Ricky Armellino. Cover art by Jeffery Daniels. Send them an email at roadiefridaypod@gmail.com Follow Jose and Darren on Instagram @iamjoseescudero & @thedarrenmakins. Follow the show on Instagram @roadiefridaypod

This Full Moon we dive straight into our conversation with Dr Sara Baumann, who I have been working alongside in different capacities since 2020 - we talk about more in the conversation.This is the bio that I refer to at the beginning of the episode that had me like YES, this is why we are so aligned with our work, even though we come at it from different angles…“Sara Baumann is a global health, mixed methods researcher with primary research interests in 1) participatory, arts-based, and visual research methods, 2) women's and adolescent reproductive health, and 3) mental health. She has over 13 years of experience conducting research and programming in health and development in South Asia, with a current focus on Nepal. Her research agenda embraces community-engaged methods and developing evidence-based approaches for improving social determinants of health.”Join us as we discuss Sara's journey from film-maker to health researcher and back again, and how she's created a wonderful purpose-driven happy medium with research projects that use the Collaborative Filmmaking method that she has developed to explore our relationships with health and emotions.We share how that actually translates in the world, particularly within the examples of work that we have done and are doing together. This is not just a theory!We celebrate the power of consistently giving the power back, of reflecting the value of those that we are working with, and hearing the voices of marginalised and socially shunted groups over prolonged periods of time… another key to sustainability and constant reassurance for the participant of their expertise. It really is an undoing of the old hierarchical ways!Find out more and download the handbook at http://www.collaborativefilmmaking.comFollow:https://www.instagram.com/collaborativefilmmaking/https://www.instagram.com/glowherpitt/We have both worked together on Dignity without Danger with Dr Sara Parker of LJMU, who we reference:https://www.instagram.com/dignitywithoutdanger/To see the Visualising Loss logo that we created last year for a current research project: https://www.instagram.com/p/CwfJvhysBIw/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==More of the graphics and illustrations will be revealed for this project by Christmas!Do get in touch with either of us to continue this conversation or to discuss the potential of appearing in Sara's Can Art Heal Module if that feels like you!Happy Full Moon everyone! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Darren and Jose welcome Richard Brown to Roadie Friday. They talk about Rich getting his start in the industry, his daily tasks, sleeping on a bus that has 6 people, and of course, Jimmy Buffet. Voiceover provided by Sara Parker. Music provided by Ricky Armellino. Cover art by Jeffery Daniels. Send them an email at roadiefridaypod@gmail.com Follow Jose and Darren on Instagram @iamjoseescudero & @thedarrenmakins. Follow the show on Instagram @roadiefridaypod

Darren and Jose welcome Justin Kier to Roadie Friday. In this episode, they discuss Justin's career, the Tour Manager's responsibilities, Putting out a bus fire in crocs, and the expenses of touring. **CORRECTION** Darren called Atreyu's drummer “Alex”. His name is actually Kyle. Darren regrets the error. Kyle is a good dude. Voiceover provided by Sara Parker. Music provided by Ricky Armellino. Cover art by Jeffery Daniels. Send them an email at roadiefridaypod@gmail.com Follow Jose and Darren on Instagram @iamjoseescudero & @thedarrenmakins. Follow the show on Instagram @roadiefridaypod

Darren and Jose welcome Nadia Guardado to Roadie Friday. They discuss topics like NDA's, touring with secret members of bands who's identities are hidden from the public, Darren tried to conduct an interview while battling jet lag, and Nadia almost actually gets oil-spotted. Voiceover provided by Sara Parker. Music provided by Ricky Armellino. Cover art by Jeffery Daniels. Send them an email at roadiefridaypod@gmail.com Follow Jose and Darren on Instagram @iamjoseescudero & @thedarrenmakins. Follow the show on Instagram @roadiefridaypod

Jose and Darren continue the conversation on mental health, and they bring on Justin Perez. They talk about being sober on the road, the difficulties maintaining sobriety, and how you can start the conversation with someone that you think might be struggling. Voiceover provided by Sara Parker. Music provided by Ricky Armellino. Cover art by Jeffery Daniels. Send them an email at roadiefridaypod@gmail.com Follow Jose and Darren on Instagram @iamjoseescudero & @thedarrenmakins. Follow the show on Instagram @roadiefridaypod

This episode of Roadie Friday features Jamie Gooden. Darren, Jose, and Jamie talk about topics like pay wage gaps, negotiating pay, and wrapping cables. Voiceover provided by Sara Parker. Music provided by Ricky Armellino. Cover art by Jeffery Daniels. Send them an email at roadiefridaypod@gmail.com Follow Jose and Darren on Instagram @iamjoseescudero & @thedarrenmakins. Follow the show on Instagram @roadiefridaypod

Jose and Darren welcome Jai Kaminoff. Jai works as a Guitar Technician for artists like Gojira, Ghost, and Animals as Leaders. They discuss topics like Digital Rigs vs Analog Rigs, Playing to a click vs not and how it impacts a show, and working during the pandemic. Voiceover provided by Sara Parker. Music provided by Ricky Armellino. Cover art by Jeffery Daniels. Send them an email at roadiefridaypod@gmail.com Follow Jose and Darren on Instagram @iamjoseescudero & @thedarrenmakins. Follow the show on Instagram @roadiefridaypod

In this episode, Jose and Darren speak to YouTube personality Tank the Tech (Merch - Van Halen, Journey. Guitar Tech - POWERWOLF) about venue splits, merch cut, whatever you want to call it. Voiceover provided by Sara Parker. Music provided by Ricky Armellino. Cover art by Jeffery Daniels. Send them an email at roadiefridaypod@gmail.com Follow Jose and Darren on Instagram @iamjoseescudero & @thedarrenmakins. Follow the show on Instagram @roadiefridaypod

In this episode of Roadie Friday, Darren and Jose welcome Dan Michie! Dan works as an LD for artists like Limp Bizkit, Pierce the Veil, and Falling in Reverse. They talk about topics like Dan's career, how they navigate walking through crowds, and representation in the touring industry. Voiceover provided by Sara Parker. Music provided by Ricky Armellino. Cover art by Jeffery Daniels. Send them an email at roadiefridaypod@gmail.com Follow Jose and Darren on Instagram @iamjoseescudero & @thedarrenmakins. Follow the show on Instagram @roadiefridaypod

Jose and Darren welcome LD Cody Carlton. They talk about Cody accidently getting his start as an LD, where he wants to evolve as an LD, and they gossip FAR MORE THAN THEY SHOULD HAVE. Voiceover provided by Sara Parker. Music provided by Ricky Armellino. Cover art by Jeffery Daniels. Send them an email at roadiefridaypod@gmail.com Follow Jose and Darren on Instagram @iamjoseescudero & @thedarrenmakins. Follow the show on Instagram @roadiefridaypod

In this episode, Darren and Jose talk about mental health, how it affects them, and some of the ways they manage it while on the road.   .  Voiceover provided by Sara Parker.  Music provided by Ricky Armellino. Cover art by Jeffery Daniels.  . Send them an email at roadiefridaypod@gmail.com Follow Jose and Darren on Instagram @iamjoseescudero & @thedarrenmakins. Follow the show on Instagram @roadiefridaypod

This episode is a reunion! Darren and Jose catch up with Francesca Ludikar (Touring Photographer/Content Creator - Nonpoint) and they ask her about her career, being a Canadian working for an American band (and the issues that come along with it), and how you become friends on tour, but eventually become family.  . Voiceover provided by Sara Parker. Music provided by Ricky Armellino. Cover art by Jeffery Daniels. . Send them an email at roadiefridaypod@gmail.com Follow Jose and Darren on Instagram @iamjoseescudero & @thedarrenmakins. Follow the show on Instagram @roadiefridaypod

Jose and Darren welcome Zach Mosier to Roadie Friday. They discuss how Zach started teching, what the term “professional” means in the music industry, keeping yopur sh*t together in stressful situations, and how important it is to keep lines of communication with your employer open and honest. Listen to Inimical Drive.  Voiceover provided by Sara Parker. Music provided by Ricky Armellino.  .Cover art by Jeffery Daniels. . .  Send them an email at roadiefridaypod@gmail.com  . Follow Jose and Darren on Instagram @iamjoseescudero & @thedarrenmakins. Follow the show at @roadiefridaypod **PROGRAMMING NOTE** Theres a moment where the talkin sh*t got a little loose and those conversations tend to stay 'backstage', so theres an edit where the conversation jumps ahead to a completely different topic. 

Off the road for the holidays, Jose and Darren welcome Dave Perry as their very first guest. They cover a very wide variety of topics like how Dave became the drummer for RA, the use of Playback/Backing Tracks, and how your personality can lead to getting more gigs.  .  Stream the new single "Pray for Yourself" by Fear of Water feat Marcos Leal (Ill Nino) and Travis Montgomery (Kill the Lights) .  .  Voiceover provided by Sara Parker.  Music provided by Ricky Armellino.   Cover art by Jeffery Daniels. .  Send them an email at roadiefridaypod@gmail.com Follow Jose and Darren on Instagram @iamjoseescudero & @thedarrenmakins

Welcome to Roadie Friday!  In this episode, we meet our hosts Jose Escudero and Darren Makins. At the time of recording, Jose is in Europe as the Guitar Technician for Alter Bridge and Darren is in Florida as the Guitar and Drum Technician for Ice Nine Kills. They talk about their careers, how they started touring, and almost everything in-between.  . Voiceover provided by Sara Parker. Music provided by Ricky Armellino. . Cover art by Jeffery Daniels.  . . Send them an email at roadiefridaypod@gmail.com Follow Jose and Darren on Instagram @iamjoseescudero & @thedarrenmakins  . . **Production Note** During time of recording, Darren did not have access to WIFI, so audio for his mic is lower quality. There is also the sounds of concert load in in the background.

When P&O Ferries suddenly fired its staff on the spot on 17th March, there was an outcry from politicians, unions and the press with widespread scathing condemnation of the company. P&O claimed it had made huge losses during the pandemic and that its current business model was unsustainable. It offered severance packages but the nearly 800 staff who accepted them also needed to agree not to make any legal claims against P&O or talk to the media. Sous chef John Lansdown was the only staff member to reject the redundancy offer and to fight P&O, and their Dubai-based parent company DP World, in the courts for 'Unfair Dismissal'. As the only person speaking out, John was quickly thrown into the media spotlight for a rollercoaster ride he wasn't prepared for. He's also been navigating his legal options and coming to terms with the abrupt end of a relationship with P&O - which he joined as a 16 year old an apprentice chef - and a crew which was his second family. Untold producer Neil McCarthy follows John through the ups and downs of these turbulent 8 weeks as he prepares for a lengthy battle. With additional recording by Sara Parker

In this episode we are joined by Dr Sara Parker, Reader in Development Studies at Liverpool John Moores University and Professor Madhusudan Subedi from the Patan Academy of Health Sciences and the Tribhuvan University in Nepal, who will be talking to us about their work on women's reproductive health and dignity in Nepal, with a focus on understanding menstrual stigmas and engaging with communities to challenge practices of menstrual exclusion.  We talk about:  How menstrual exclusion impacts the health and wellbeing of women and girls   Why it is important to work with men, families and the wider community – as well as women and girls - to change norms and beliefs around menstruation  The value of interdisciplinary and creative research approaches for understanding realities at the local level and how this can feed into social transformation  Dr Sara Parker  Reader in Development Studies, Liverpool John Moores University Sociology Sara Parker is Reader in Development Studies in the Sociology Department at Liverpool John Moores University. She has over 30 years of action research experience in Nepal following on from her PhD on non-formal education and women's participation. She has led a number of research initiatives in Nepal including Higher Education links between the UK, Nepal and Bangladesh with a focus on gender and education.  She is committed to collaborative action research and is currently leading the BA/GCRF funded ‘Dignity Without Danger' research project exploring menstrual stigma and taboos. This project connects researchers in the UK and Nepal to NGOs and activists in Nepal to deepen understating of the complexities of menstrual discrimination.  The research project also has a strong emphasis on working with local communities and utilises creative means to produce policy recommendations and creative visual outputs that can be used as advocacy tools.  She is an active member of the Menstrual Health and Hygiene Partnership Alliance in Nepal and is co-editing a book on Menstruation in Nepal to be published by Routledge India.   She has recently been elected as the Chair of the British Nepal Academic Council BNAC and is a committee member of the Britain and Nepal NGO network BRANNGO. She also advises on a number of NGO boards including Elevate Nepal. Sara has co-authored papers and articles as well as written a children's book focusing on fair trade and Nepal.   Staff profile LJMU https://www.ljmu.ac.uk/about-us/staff-profiles/faculty-of-arts-professional-and-social-studies/humanities-and-social-science/sara-parker (Sara Parker | Liverpool John Moores University (ljmu.ac.uk))   DWD Social media @DWDNEpal   Instagram https://www.instagram.com/dignitywithoutdanger/ (DwD Nepal (@dignitywithoutdanger) • Instagram photos and videos)  Twitter https://twitter.com/dwdnepal (Dignity Without Danger (@DWDNepal) / Twitter)  Facebook https://www.facebook.com/DWDNepal/ ((13) Dignity Without Danger: Menstruation in Nepal | Facebook)  @LJMUSociology  https://www.ljmu.ac.uk/microsites/qualitative-analysis-in-action (Qualitative Analysis in Action | Liverpool John Moores University (ljmu.ac.uk))  Blogs on Menstruation in Nepal   https://www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/projects/sustainable-development-dignity-without-danger-stigma-taboos-menstrual-exclusion-nepal/ (https://www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/projects/sustainable-development-dignity-without-danger-stigma-taboos-menstrual-exclusion-nepal/)  https://theconversation.com/nepals-menstrual-huts-what-can-be-done-about-this-practice-of-confining-women-to-cow-sheds-109904 (https://theconversation.com/nepals-menstrual-huts-what-can-be-done-about-this-practice-of-confining-women-to-cow-sheds-109904)  https://www.elevatenepal.org/blog/menstrual-taboos-nepal/...

We're taking a one-week break from the Artemis Leadership Series to talk with Sara Parker Pauley, the director of Missouri's Department of Conservation. Like many state agency leaders, Sara is gearing up in the hopes that Recovering America's Wildlife Act (RAWA) is passed into law. RAWA funding is earmarked specifically for species of special concern, aimed at preventing the kind of decline that might land a species on the Endangered Species List. Stay tuned for details on Artemis's "Conservation & Cocktails" event, where you can add your voice to the mix in helping RAWA coming to fruition. 2:00 Artemis Wisconsin IN DA HOUUUUSE!  4:00 Spring bounty: Turkeys and morels 5:00 Sara is the director of the Missouri Department of Conservation, formerly the director of the Missouri Department of Natural Resources, and past President of the Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies 8:00 We all want to work for the kind of leaders who appreciate their teams 10:00 How do agencies draft their wildlife conservation plans/priorities? 12:00 States have identified over 12,000 species in conservation need 13:00 Endangered Species Act, what happens when a species gets "listed" 15:00 The point of the Recovering America's Wildlife Act is to keep species off the Endangered Species List -- to conserve and recover them before they're severely imperiled 17:00 How does revenue from sporting get allocated to conservation? 18:00 Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration Program  20:00 In some states, sales taxes can also contribute to conservation funding 21:00 Federal duck stamp program = an example of the power of dedicated habitat funding for waterfowl recovery 28:00 RAWA's model: Federal money with a state match; Projects to focus on habitat preservation/restoration; Cost-share projects on private lands; Expanding recreation opportunities -- any projects that tie back to the state's wildlife action plan and protecting species of concern 34:00 RAWA aims to fully fund state wildlife projects that aim to recover imperiled species 36:00 In a state like Missouri that's more than 90% private, you need more workers reaching out to landowners to execute desired habitat projects 38:00 "Are you RAWA-ready?" vs. "We'll believe it when we see it." 40:00 States that are RAWA-ready stand to use their funds more quickly 44:00 Hunters/anglers have traditionally paid for conservation, but more resources are needed 49:00 Leadership tactics when you're at the top 52:00 Don't miss our episode with Dr. Wini Kessler, the first woman to receive professional membership with the Boone and Crockett Club 54:00 "Antifragile: Things that gain from disorder" by Nassim Taleb 57:00 Take Action on RAWA 58:00 Forthcoming: "Artemis' Conservation & Cocktails" events to write/rally to support RAWA as it nears fruition. Or email us at artemis@nwf.org for more.

Compiled my favorite Armand Van Helden's tracks of all times. Some are very rare and you probably can't find to purchase. Contains remix for Tori Amos, Sara Parker, RedNex, Vida Simpson, Deep Forest, and original AVH tracks.

Fresh off of a WNBA Championship in her hometown of Chicago win for daughter Candace Parker, mom Sara Parker is back to update us on how it felt to have her baby come home and the joy the whole family felt in this celebration. Sara and Wendy look at this championship run and Sara gives us some insight into the player she has become and what the future has in store. Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/courtsidemoms/

In this edition of MIR's coverage of the 44th Canadian Federal Election, Sara Parker, Grace Parish, and Adam Steiner discuss the highlights of the French language leaders debate, the fight for Quebec's 78 seats, and the best suits of the night.

Sara Parker is the lead teacher for Junior Kindergarten at Fort Worth Country Day in Fort Worth, Texas. After growing up in OKC and attending Westminster and Casady School, she made her way to the University of Arkansas where she majored in early childhood education. After graduation in 2015, she came back to OKC to be a teacher at the Chesapeake child development center and met her now-husband at Emmi's wedding. She then was offered a job at Fort Worth country day as the Kindergarten Associate and in two short years was promoted to start FWCD's first  Junior Kindergarten program. Her knowledge of education is astonishing and I constantly ask her about my own children's development. Anyone who knows Sara knows how beloved she is by her students and how much she loves them. Please welcome Sara to action city! 

When Jay Flynn became homeless, the bench he called No.3 Riverside View, Victoria Embankment, London became his address for nearly two years. Now he's settled in Lancashire and has been awarded an MBE for his virtual pub quiz. Jay recalls another time when his sitting room was a vista of city, sky, and pavement. This podcast was recorded under lockdown conditions with each podcaster remembering the sounds, sensations and feelings of their special place. Narration: Charlotte Andrew. Producer: Paul Shuttleworth, Sara Parker and Trevor Aston. Executive Producer: Kathryn Morrison. There are links to help and information on www.bbc.co.uk/actionline.

Chris Watson has travelled all over the world working on wildlife documentaries including those of David Attenborough. He is at his happiest sitting with his back against a gnarled oak tree in a Northumberland wood recording the birds and mammals. This podcast was recorded under lockdown conditions with each podcaster remembering the sounds, sensations and feelings of their special place. Narration: Charlotte Andrew. Producer: Paul Shuttleworth, Sara Parker and Trevor Aston. Executive Producer: Kathryn Morrison.

Ewood Park, the home of Blackburn Rovers, is the place that calls to BBC Radio Lancashire presenter Graham Liver, his dad and his brother. The broadcaster recalls the tender tug of family and fandom on a trip to the Blackburn stadium. This podcast was recorded under lockdown conditions with each podcaster remembering the sounds, sensations and feelings of their special place. Narration: Charlotte Andrew. Producer: Paul Shuttleworth, Sara Parker and Trevor Aston. Executive Producer: Kathryn Morrison.

Sometimes it's the company that makes a place extra special. The musical theatre star Matt Henry MBE recalls visiting the beach at Jaywick, Clacton-on-sea with his beloved dog, Ruby. This podcast was recorded under lockdown conditions with each podcaster remembering the sounds, sensations and feelings of their special place. Narration: Charlotte Andrew. Producer: Paul Shuttleworth, Sara Parker and Trevor Aston. Executive Producer: Kathryn Morrison.

After a long career reporting on the royal family, the BBC broadcaster and journalist Jennie Bond casts protocol aside for a wind-swept scramble – sometimes backwards - along the South West Coast path. This podcast was recorded under lockdown conditions with each podcaster remembering the sounds, sensations and feelings of their special place. Narration: Charlotte Andrew. Producer: Paul Shuttleworth, Sara Parker and Trevor Aston. Executive Producer: Kathryn Morrison.

It's not stepping out on stage at the Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester that actress Julie Hesmondhalgh misses for the most. It's the cast, characters and atmosphere of the backstage world to which she longs to return. This podcast was recorded under lockdown conditions with each podcaster remembering the sounds, sensations and feelings of their special place. Narration: Charlotte Andrew. Producer: Paul Shuttleworth, Sara Parker and Trevor Aston. Executive Producer: Kathryn Morrison.

Open-air swimming has been part of poet Kate Fox's life since school days. Lulled by the soft water at Helmsley Open Air pool she can allow her imagination to dive deep. Kate's poem “The Sea Swimmers” is taken from her new collection, The Oscillations. (Nine Arches Press). This podcast was recorded under lockdown conditions with each podcaster remembering the sounds, sensations and feelings of their special place. Narration: Charlotte Andrew. Producer: Paul Shuttleworth, Sara Parker and Trevor Aston. Executive Producer: Kathryn Morrison.

As 'The Voice of Big Brother' Marcus Bentley's favourite place is a sound booth at Elstree studios, Hertfordshire. In the silence Marcus is poised to begin, the script in his hands. This podcast was recorded under lockdown conditions with each podcaster remembering the sounds, sensations and feelings of their special place. Narration: Charlotte Andrew. Producer: Paul Shuttleworth, Sara Parker and Trevor Aston. Executive Producer: Kathryn Morrison.

Comedian Miles Jupp recalls the Old Racecourse, Derby (now the county cricket ground). It's where Miles first experienced what it meant to be an adult. It was a time when dreams were entirely possible. This podcast was recorded under lockdown conditions with each podcaster remembering the sounds, sensations and feelings of their special place. Narration by Charlotte Andrew. Extract from Yo-Yo Ma – Bach Six Cello Suites – BBC Proms 2015. Producer: Paul Shuttleworth, Sara Parker and Trevor Aston. Executive Producer: Kathryn Morrison

BBC Weatherman Owain Wyn Evans is feeling the stormy skies of the Gower peninsula in Wales. There's also a bit of percussion involved for the drummer in him. This podcast was recorded under lockdown conditions with each podcaster remembering the sounds, sensations and feelings of their special place. Narration by Charlotte Andrew. Producer: Paul Shuttleworth, Sara Parker and Trevor Aston. Executive Producer: Kathryn Morrison

Black Girls Hike founder Rhiane Fatinikun recalls a walk through Witton Country Park, Blackburn to the Alfred Wainwright memorial and on how hiking has become part of her life. It's dark and it's muddy, but there's tea and cake to compensate. This podcast was recorded under lock down conditions with each podcaster remembering the sounds, sensations and feelings of their special place. Narration by Charlotte Andrew. Producer: Paul Shuttleworth, Sara Parker and Trevor Aston. Executive Producer: Kathryn Morrison.

Today we welcome a mom with two children who made it in the world of professional basketball. Sara Parker, mom of Chicago Sky forward Candace Parker and Anthony Parker who played in the NBA for many years and the EuroLeague, joins “Court-side moms”. Candace has had a storied career - chosen first overall in the 2008 WNBA draft by the Los Angeles Sparks, she’s won a WNBA championship, two WNBA MVP Awards and two Olympic Gold medals. She was also the first player to win the Rookie of the Year and the WNBA Most Valuable Player Award in the same season and Sara talks about what it’s been like to accompany her daughter along her incredible journey. Sara talks about the relationship between Candace and Anthony, how they’ve supported each other along the way, Anthony’s time with the Toronto Raptors, the importance of family to them all including Candace’s role as a mom and what it’s meant for Anthony to be a dad. We touch on the differences between their professional careers and the blessings and the sacrifices they’ve all experienced along the way.

We have a full house today, as Colin, Ken, Will, and Jimmy talk about a nightmare opening set for a once big 90's band. We also talk the MyPillow guy, new music, missing shows, and drummers dropping sticks. Sara Parker from 93.3 WMMR joins the show to talk about the state of rock & roll and the best albums of 2020

As the election draws to an end, Senior Editor Justine Coutu sits down with Editors Max Clark and Sara Parker to discuss the outcome of the surprisingly smooth sailing last presidential debate and its potential impact on voting patterns.

Nothing says ‘US presidential election homestretch' like debate season. MIR Senior Editor Justine Coutu sits down with Editors Max Clark and Sara Parker to analyze the chaotic first debate, and what it points to for the remainder of the race.

Brandon Butler and Nathan “Shags” McLeod talk with the Director of the Missouri Dept. of Conservation Sara Pauley about the good, the bad, and the ugly of conservation. Topics discussed: Feral Hogs; Black Bear Hunting; First Elk Season; Traplines; Pollinators; Covid and Nature; Ag and Conservation Partnership; North American Model of Conservation; The MeatEater; The Mystery Bait Bucket Question and More.Special Thanks to Fisher Space PenUse Promo Code: DRIFTWOOD for 20% offhttps://www.spacepen.com/Special Thanks To CZ-USA:https://cz-usa.com/For More Info:https://mdc.mo.gov/Connect with Driftwood Outdoors:https://www.facebook.com/DriftwoodOutdoors/https://www.instagram.com/driftwoodoutdoors/http://driftwoodoutdoors.com/category/podcasts/Email:info@driftwoodoutdoors.comSponsors:http://scenicriverwayproperties.com/https://www.masonleather.com/#/

This Episode honors Graduating Senior Victoria Conroy. Victoria has had an amazing choral journey with us, singing in Pennsylvania Girlchoir for five years. She began as a Trouvere in 8th grade and made her way through the ranks, all the way up to Anonymous 16. Victoria had so many transformative experiences from performing the world premier of Philadelphia Voices with the Philadelphia Orchestra, performing off Broadway in the world premier of The Little Dancer, to touring Spain, Sweden, Australia and South Africa. Along the way, Victoria formed some very special friendships. One of them, is with Sara Parker, who is Victoria's special podcast guest, and vice versa. A very sincere, special shout out to mom and dad Stacey and Dave. You have supported us in so many ways, and we'll always be grateful to them. CY is proud to have been a part of Victoria's journey. Support the show (https://fishermanpodcasts.com/become-a-member)

This Episode honors Graduating Senior Sara Parker. Sara has had an amazing choral journey with us, singing in Pennsylvania Girlchoir (PG) for six years. Sara began as a Trouvere in 7th grade and made her way through the ranks, all the way up to Anonymous 16. So many transformative experiences! From performing the world premier of Philadelphia Voices with The Philadelphia Orchestra, to touring Spain and Australia. Sara is a visual artist as well, and she has exciting plans for the future. It's noteworthy that Sara was president of PG in her last year, but the truth is she's been a leader from the very beginning. Sara never just talked the talk, she walked the walk and sang the song! Along the way, Sara formed some very special friendships. One of them is with Victoria Conroy, who will be Sara's special podcast guest, and vice versa. Sincere thanks to mom and dad Elizabeth and Scott. Thank you for everything. What a thoughtful, radiant young woman you've raised! CY is proud to have been a part of her journey from childhood to womanhood. Support the show (https://fishermanpodcasts.com/become-a-member)

In this episode of the Saturate Podcast, Brad Watson looks back at the first 103 episodes and makes a few observations on the choices we all face in this "missional moment". Brad also announces an exciting change to the podcast and his role in it. Be on the lookout for next season hosted by Duke Revard and Jeff Vanderstelt. Special thanks to: Jared Pickney, Sara Parker, Sunee Hillyer, Ben Fort, Amy Lathrop, Josh Cherian, and many regular guests and listeners.

Colin talks to Music Director of the mighty WMMR, music nerd, and all around great person Sara Parker about her responsibilities to the station, her love for the music community in Philadelphia, guilty pleasure songs, and life in quarantine. 

On Episode 14 of the Metal From The Inside podcast, Sydney gets you up to date on everything happening in the rock and metal world including the brand new #LetTheMusicPlay campaign, the announcement of David Ellefson's forthcoming covers record, David Lee Roth changing his name to "El Roth", new music from Halestorm in the future, and so much more. Joining Sydney on this week's episode is radio personality, Music Director, and Digital Program Director for 93.3 WMMR and 102.9 WMGK, Sara Parker! The pair talk about Sara's introduction to hard rock and heavy metal, her beginning in radio from intern to eventually having her own show on Philadelphia's renowned hard rock station 93.3 WMMR, how she's managed to combat "stage fright" while live on air, and even about the legendary rock club, 'The Rainbow' in Los Angeles, CA! Stay up to date with the Metal From The Inside podcast on our socials: Instagram (@metalfromtheinside), Twitter (@MFTIOfficial), Facebook (@metalfromtheinside), as well as at www.metalfromtheinside.com! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/metalfromtheinside/support

The planning and event duo Laura Maddox and Sara Parker, who started and run Magnolia Celebrates, join the show to talk about their vast experience in events. Laura and Sara share how event planning mixes with design, the home decor they are seeing used in events, and all you need to know about registries. What You’ll Hear on This Episode: Laura and Sara’s combined experience of working both as an Executive Assistant to a CEO and planning over 2,000 events. How we can plan smaller events such as a baby shower and have it be just as beautiful and memorable as a huge one. How to curate a theme and weave in personalized decor and keep it elegant instead of cheesy. What things we can think about to combine both beautiful decor and a comfortable guest experience. If there is an alternative to flowers, and what other home decor items Laura and Sara see currently at events. Registries — what you should pick and how, what you shouldn’t pick, and how we all feel about going off the registry to purchase your gift. Who puts their China in the dishwasher, and why. How to set the lighting and mood at an event, why this can make or break the night, and why it’s crucial to use a dimmer. Mentioned In This Episode: Magnolia Celebrates BallardDesignsRegistry Decorating Dilemma: We suggest making things a tad less busy by taking the dark green from the wall paper and implementing it also on the vanity, molding and crown. Add a more modern light fixture, along with some cool abstract art and acrylic frames. If you could install a toilet paper holder on the side of your vanity, that will help declutter. Update your faucet and hardware, and take it from Taryn — you can get a pretty sweet one for$40!

In this edition of McGill International Review's American Elections Podcast, Amine Kanoun, Sara Parker and Tilila Bakrim cover the March 10th Democratic Primaries, Biden's rise to frontrunner, the continued relevance of other candidates, and how Bernie can still win. This podcast was edited by Alec Regino. 

After a shaky start in Iowa, the Democratic Primaries have officially kicked off in New Hampshire, where voter turnout was impressive. MIR staff writers Amine Kanoun, Justine Coutu and Sara Parker sit down to chat about the results and make sense of what this all means for candidates as they head into Nevada. This podcast was edited by Alec Regino. 

Newly named music director, at our sister station 93.3 WMMR, Sara Parker talks about how her passion for rock music led her to a career in the industry.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our host, Sara Parker, talks to her friend Sanchez, who's definitely more George Pappas than Joe Fox. They discuss how Joe catfishes Kathleen, what a modem is, "The Bitches of Nazareth," cyberbullying and how New York is probably an easy place to live — if you're rich and white.

Paighten Harkins stops by to talk to host Sara Parker about Unabomber fan fiction, bisexual Twitter, dogs, the implications of the industrial revolution on humans, being cheated on and making coffee nervous.

Brandon Butler interviews MDC Director Sara Parker Pauley

Josie Long navigates the changing texture of a day - with stories from the rush hour commute through the night until first light. From an afternoon with Dr Clock the horologist through to a serendipitous voice reaching a woman in the darkness of the early hours, we hear stories of time and timing. Series Producer: Eleanor McDowall A Falling Tree production for BBC Radio 4 The items featured in the programme are: Glass Not Glitter Produced by Abby Wendle First made for the Third Coast International Audio Festival ShortDocs Competition http://thirdcoastfestival.org/library/1123-glass-not-glitter Dr Clock Produced by Veronica Simmonds and John Spence First featured on ABC Radio National's Soundproof http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/soundproof/dr-clock/6075288 Horace and Mabel Feat. Horace Parlan Produced by Rikke Houd 4am Produced by Sara Parker.

Jarvis Cocker returns to Radio 4 with his award-winning feature series exploring the human condition after dark. Tonight is the 'Night of the Hunter' and Jarvis turns his eye to the starlit sky with his mind on hunters and their quarry. Taking his bearings from Orion, he follows a lamper across farmland hunting foxes by torchlight. A soldier takes him on a top secret mission behind enemy lines when the hunter became the hunted. He accompanies a young man nervously preparing for his first date, in pursuit of love. And a party of friends go out on the pull in Hull, with mixed results. Join him on an aural journey of the imagination as he tunes into the wireless night. Producer Neil McCarthy Contributor recordings by Sara Parker, David Reeves and Laurence Grissell.