Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah bailey

Tony welcomes sisters Sarah Bailey and Karla Cragg, who share a passion for enhancing the social lives of individuals with autism. They introduce their Breaking Social Barriers PEERS program, an evidence-based social skills training course designed specifically for young adults on the autism spectrum. Their program is based on UCLA's acclaimed PEERS treatment model, the only research-backed method proven to help young adults with autism form and maintain meaningful friendships. Sarah and Karla provide an inside look at their curriculum, which offers practical strategies for entering, maintaining, and exiting conversations—along with other essential social skills that set individuals up for success. They emphasize the importance of honoring autistic individuals' authenticity while equipping them with the social tools they may need. The conversation also explores key topics such as the differences between autism and highly sensitive person (HSP) traits, the impact of diagnosis and labeling, and the increasing demand for targeted social skills training. Tune in to discover how Sarah and Karla's approach is making a profound difference in the lives of autistic individuals—whether formally diagnosed or self-identified. Learn more about their evidence-based programs at BreakingSocialBarriers.com. 00:00 Welcome to the Virtual Couch 01:11 Diving into Autism Awareness 02:22 Carla's Journey into Autism Education 05:31 Introducing the Peers Program 08:27 Navigating Social Skills for Young Adults 12:44 Understanding Autism and Neurodiversity 20:43 Navigating Social Interactions with High Functioning Autism 21:27 Teaching the Art of Trading Information 23:30 The Importance of Evidence-Based Social Skills Programs 25:18 Addressing Loneliness and Social Isolation 26:24 Course Structure and Content 29:43 Role Playing and Practical Applications 35:56 Enhancing Authentic Social Interactions 38:29 Conclusion and Contact Information

In this episode of Rebel + Rise, I'm joined by Sarah Bailey, founder of the high-frequency fashion brand Sasana. Sarah shares her inspiring journey from her brand in Topshop and Selfridges - to hitting burnout and losing herself in the process—to rediscovering her power, raising her frequency, and creating a brand that aligns with her new, elevated vibe!We also dive into her personal story of getting pregnant young, party life, plant medicine, and finding joy in life's unexpected twists. From practical tips for raising your frequency to the magic of intentional clothing, this episode is packed with inspiration and fun.Get ready for a raw, uplifting conversation that'll leave you ready to rise!!Find Sarah and Sasana here: https://wearesasana.com and www.instagram.com/wearesasana use code JODIE10 for a discount!And Jodie here: www.jodiebrandman.com and www.instagram.com/jodiebrandman

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WARC's Rica Facundo discusses new research and strategies unveiled at SXSW that will help marketers become more effective. Featuring interviews from Wavemaker's James Boardman and Saïd Business School's Felipe Thomaz about why understanding “infuenceability” closes the effectiveness gap, WPP's Katie Rigg Smith on why brands need to scenario plan to tap into the changing demographic of Australia, and VML's Sarah Bailey on how to move away from creating dull advertising.Stay up-to-date with the latest marketing and advertising news with our free daily newsletter.

Sarah Bailey is an impressive triple threat: successfully managing to combine writing a series of bestselling crime thrillers with running an award winning advertising agency - at the same time as having a baby in her 20s, 30s, and 40s. Insightful and charming it was a pleasure hearing her response to the Five Of My Life challenge. Hear each song chosen by every Five of My Life guest at: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/60PqJQ1rg6fverFMyKvdkG Follow The Five of My Life on Instagram: The Five of My Life (@thefiveofmylife) Contact Nigel at https://nigelmarsh.com/

In dieser Episode bespreche ich das Buch »Die Namen der Toten« von Sarah Bailey, das mich auf mehrfacher Ebene tief berührt hat. Die Geschichte spielt in der kleinen Stadt Thunbridge Wells und folgt dem Detektiv Richard Vega, der mit den Geistern seiner Vergangenheit konfrontiert wird, als ein 15-Jähriger tot aufgefunden wird – genau an dem Ort, an dem er vor Jahren schon einmal einem ähnlichen Fall begegnete. Es wird schnell klar, dass sein erster Verdacht auf den Falschen fiel und die Schuld an den Opfern auf seinem Gewissen lastet, was den Erzählstrang umso spannender und emotionaler gestaltet. Die Komplexität von Vegas persönlichem Leben, einschließlich seiner Affäre mit seiner Vorgesetzten Daria und der problematischen Beziehung zu seiner quasi-Tochter, die mit Drogen kämpft, verleiht der Erzählung eine spürbare Tiefe. Diese verschiedenen Stränge wecken in mir nicht nur Mitgefühl, sondern auch eine gewisse Verwunderung über die menschlichen Beziehungen, die in diesem Krimi dargestellt werden. Als jemand, der mit eigenen Herausforderungen zu kämpfen hatte, fiel es mir schwer, die Darstellung von Sucht und inneren Kämpfen zu ertragen, aber es ist genau diese Authentizität, die das Buch so lesenswert macht. Besonders hervorheben möchte ich die geschickte Art, wie die Autorin das Grauen subtil andeutet. Anstatt brutale Details zu schildern, schafft sie es, mit wenigen Worten eine beklemmende Atmosphäre zu erzeugen, die mich als Leser am Rand meines Stuhls hielt. Die bildhaften Beschreibungen, wie Menschen in notvollen Situationen gefangen sind, erinnern mich an die Realität des modernen Sklavenhandels in Europa. Es ist erschütternd zu sehen, wie sich das Thema in die Handlung einfügt und zum Nachdenken anregt. Ich habe den Wunsch, dass diesem Buch mehr Aufmerksamkeit zuteilwird, damit auch andere die Augen für diese gesellschaftliche Problematik öffnen. Trotz einiger Längen in der Erzählung und sich wiederholenden Themen, vor allem in Bezug auf die Beziehung zwischen Daria und Vega, ist der Krimi packend und emotional bewegend. Die vielschichtigen Charaktere, sowohl die Protagonisten als auch die Antagonisten, werden realistisch dargestellt. Es wird deutlich, dass es keine klaren Kategorien von Gut und Böse gibt, sondern dass jeder Mensch, selbst der brutalste Täter, auch seine menschlichen Facetten besitzt. Dies könnte die Verwirrung verstärken, die ich empfinde, wenn ich mich mit den Charakteren identifiziere, obwohl sie oft auf einer dunklen Seite stehen. »Die Namen der Toten« wurde 2018 im Penguin-Verlag veröffentlicht und ist jetzt für 7,99 Euro als E-Book erhältlich. Diese Geschichte hat das Potenzial, eine längere Reihe zu inspirieren, und ich bin gespannt, welche Themen Sarah Bailey in zukünftigen Werken aufgreifen wird.

Emma Viskic, Dinuka McKenzie, Charity Norman & Helen Fitzgerald in conversation with Craig Sisterson. All contributed to the anthology DARK DEEDS DOWN UNDER 2. DARK DEEDS DOWN UNDER 2 features a cohort of criminally good Australian and New Zealand crime and mystery writers. Once again we have a mix of legendary figures, award-winners, bestsellers, and an array of fresh perspectives and rising stars. Spend time with 22 of your favourite Aussie and Kiwi authors and characters, and meet some cracking new heroes and antiheroes - all while you travel the urban and rural landscapes of two stunning countries.You'll travel from the seething underbellies of our cosmopolitan cities to isolated North Island communities or the dusty Outback; from ocean-carved coasts or craggy mountains into times past, present and future.This time the edgy dark deeds are perpetrated by: Emma Viskic - Malla Nunn - Jack Heath - Charity Norman - Natalie Conyer - Ren Hobson - Jennifer Lane - Helen Fitzgerald - Peter Papathanasiou - Chad Taylor - Andi C Buchanan - Anna Downes - Shelley Burne-Field - Ashley Kalagian Blunt - Robert Gott - Dani Vee - Stephen Johnson - Michael Botur - Rene. And three Aussie legends of the genre: Jean Bedford - Dorothy Porter - Peter CorrisRecommendations Doug Johnstone, Denise Mina, Southern Cross Crime, Malla Nunn, Paul Cleave, Michael Bennett, Catherine Chidgey, Sarah Bailey, Hayley Scrivenor, JP Pomare.Craig Sisterson is a features writer and crime fiction expert from New Zealand who writes for newspapers and magazines in several countries. In recent years he's interviewed hundreds of crime writers and talked about the genre on national radio, top podcasts, and onstage at festivals on three continents. He's been a judge of the McIlvanney Prize and Ned Kelly Awards, and is founder of the Ngaio Marsh Awards and co-founder of Rotorua Noir. He lives in London with his daughter. He is the author of  SOUTHERN CROSS CRIME: The Pocket Essentials Guide to the Crime Fiction, Film & TV of Australia & New Zealand.Produced by Junkyard DogCrime TimeCrime Time FM is the official podcast ofGwyl Crime Cymru Festival 2023CrimeFest 2023CWA Daggers 2023& Newcastle Noir 20232024 Slaughterfest, National Crime Reading Month, CWA Daggers

Hey Weirdos! In Episode 8 of Work it Weirdo the Podcast, I'm thrilled to be joined by CBBC Animator, Content Creator, Lord of the puns and self proclaimed Man Child, Adam Flanagan, aka Flanamation.Adam and I connected over an online drawing challenge (obvs) and he's been an absolute joy to follow - a true Poster boy for being your authentic, weird self online, embracing your passions, sharing your joy and acing Personal Branding. As soon as I launched the podcast, I knew he would make the perfect guest and he will hopefully encourage you to be bold and be YOU.Join 2 passionate Neurodiverse creatives as we chat about Adam's journey from a Toy Story and animation loving kid to a Professional kids' animator, as well as a range of fun topics such as:Escaping the 'shirt + tie lifestyle'Turning doodles to Dolla!Content CreationPassion projectsShooting your shot with your idolsPersonal Branding on InstagramEmbracing NeurodiversitySpecial interests + hyperfixationsThe importance of a supportive online communityTruly being your weird and wonderful selfBeing at one with the cringeFeeling shame for how you approach tasks as a Neurodiverse person (+ positive encouragement)Plus lots of Disney and Pixar tangents!For the Millennial Emo Prince with a wardrobe of pure black, Flanamation is such a colourful guy both online and in interview. His passion and joy for what he does are contagious and I hope this episode resonates with Creatives, Neurodiverse superstars, people looking to leave their 9-5, and anyone who wants to show up more online and be their bad self!It's a super long episode, but that's what happens in the melting pot of 2 Neurodiverse brains discussing their fave things. Please do check my Instagram @workitweirdo for a range of fun Reels including Adam's pun count, a bloopers reel, and the best bits. You must check it out if only to see his impressive Toy Story backdrop!As always, If you've enjoyed this episode, please rate, review or share to your socials. Don't forget to tag @workitweirdo and give us a follow on Instagram.Www.workitweirdo.co.ukLet's get weird!CassiexFLAMAMATION'S LINKS:Follow Adam on Instagram - www.instagram.com/flanamationThat cinematic Lightyear Reel - https://www.instagram.com/reel/CgyoPdcqmIz/?igsh=eHM2M2xjbjdybm9nThat Steve Backshall Pun - https://www.instagram.com/p/C340pLVsp46/?igsh=Y2NxNWdrZ2NqbWl3That Hey Arnold Birthday post -https://www.instagram.com/p/C3U4XPrK56R/?igsh=MW5hMnlvNzdtYXdsdQ==Bash Street Theatre - https://bashstreet.co.uk/Sarah Bailey - www.instagram.com/sarahbaileycartoons Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In an interview it would be a crime to miss, thriller author and guest host Rae Cairns goes deep on the writing process with acclaimed police procedural best selling author, Sarah Bailey. Sarah spills the beans on her dynamic writing process, from initial ideas to final edits. Don't miss insights on creating gripping tension, managing ethical dilemmas, and the thrill of seeing her series potentially hit the TV screen! A riveting episode for both readers and writers, regardless of what genre you're into! SHOW NOTES: Writes4Women www.writes4women.com Facebook @writes4women Twitter / Instagram @w4wpodcast   W4W Patreon https://www.writes4women.com/support-us-on-patreon   Sarah Bailey Website: click here Instagram: click here     Rae Cairns Website: click here Facebook: click here Instagram: click here Buy Dying To Know here    Pamela Cook www.pamelacook.com.au Facebook: click here Twitter: click here  Instagram: click here Buy Pamela's books here   This episode produced by  Pamela Cook for Writes4Women on unceded Dharawal land.    Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/writes4women?fan_landing=trueSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sarah Bailey talks to Cheryl Akle about reconnecting with her love of writing and her journey to publication. Her latest thrilling novel, Body of Lies, is out now. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jesus had a habit of serving others. Join us to hear Rev. Sarah Bailey talk about how we recognize that we, as Jesus’ followers, are called to serve – but how often do we make it a part of our daily, regular habits of living? With God’s help, service can become a holy habit for....

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10.30.23 – Conroe Culture News on Lone Star Community Radio All in the Family! Rooted in Health at Lone Star Family Health Center and Texas A&M Agri-Life Extension Office. Sarah Bailey is engaging the community and the state [...]

Prepare to enter a world of witches, spells, and teenage rebellion as we delve into the cult classic film, "The Craft" (1996), in this enchanting episode of our podcast. "The Craft" tells the story of Sarah Bailey, played by Robin Tunney, a troubled teenager who moves to Los Angeles and discovers a coven of witches at her new school. As Sarah, along with her newfound friends Nancy (Fairuza Balk), Bonnie (Neve Campbell), and Rochelle (Rachel True), explores the boundaries of magic, they quickly find that the power they harness comes at a cost. Director Andrew Fleming weaves a tale of empowerment, friendship, and the darkness that can consume one's soul. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/catchthesevibes/message

Sarah Bailey has been tracking her writing progress in real time. We talk structural edits, copy edit and more!

DARK MYSTERIES Tuesday and Friday at 2am CET - Wednesday and Friday at 1pm CET (podcast on Sundays). This program is hosted by Madeleine d'Este. This week, Madeleine talks about the book "The Housemate" by Sarah Bailey.

In this episode, we're going to do something a bit different and recognise some exceptional researchers here in the UK. We talk to Dr Sarah Bailey and Dr Ben Brown, this year's winners of the Royal College of GPs and Society for Academic Primary Care early career researcher award. This award, which has a long history of recognising the up and coming superstars of primary care research, recognises the contribution of early career researchers to advancing primary care theory and practice.

Today I welcome SARAH BAILEY author of The Dark Lake, Into The Night, Where The Dead Go and The Housemate, for another episode of The Writing Diaries where we've been documenting Sarah's journey of writing an entire manuscript from the beginning of July to Christmas. We're way past the writing stage, we're at a whole new place - structural report.

Let's give a warm welcome to Sarah Bailey. It was such a pleasure to invite her to the podcast. One of G's first-ever smutty reads was the Four Horsemen Series. So here we are full circle getting to interview this amazing author and we couldn't be happier. We cover a wide range of topics from what we love about romance books to what we hate, what it means to write characters, and how best to write a book that includes accents.

On Monday's "The Extra", host Shannon Brinias was joined by Melissa Sanders and Sarah Bailey, staff members of Kids Crossing, to talk about National Foster Care Awareness Month, and a special art exhibition that's happening starting on May 3rd called "Through Our Eyes", that contains art from the frontlines of the foster care system.  More information is available at KidsCrossing.com. 

On Monday's "The Extra", host Shannon Brinias was joined by Melissa Sanders and Sarah Bailey, staff members of Kids Crossing, to talk about National Foster Care Awareness Month, and a special art exhibition that's happening starting on May 3rd called "Through Our Eyes", that contains art from the frontlines of the foster care system.  More information is available at KidsCrossing.com. 

Born in Orange NSW, Sarah Bailey (Chef Sarah) grew up on a pig farm in Orange, NSW with 5 brothers, surrounded by orchards. Food was always at the centre of everything she did, even proclaiming at the age of five that she wanted to be a chef. She fulfilled her childhood dream and it took her all over the world, from Brazil to China and Malaysia, and now she's found a home on the NSW mid north coast where she runs a small, but dynamic catering business. https://www.facebook.com/chefsarahw/ Follow Deep In The Weeds on Instagram    https://www.instagram.com/deepintheweedspodcast/?hl=en Follow Huck https://www.instagram.com/huckstergram/ Follow Rob Locke (Executive Producer) https://www.instagram.com/foodwinedine/ LISTEN TO OUR OTHER FOOD PODCASTS https://linktr.ee/DeepintheWeedsNetwork Deep in the Weeds is a food podcast hosted by Anthony Huckstep in conversation with chefs, food producers and members of the hospitality industry. An Australian Food Podcast from the Deep in the Weeds Network.

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Dani Vee and Sarah Bailey: The Writing Diaries. Follow Sarah on her journey of writing 0-120k words for her latest novel

The Writing Diaries with Sarah Bailey & Dani Vee

We all have doubts and uncertainties; but is the whole idea of faith simply not credible? Questions and doubts are not opposite faith…they are part of a life of faith. But questions and doubts can either drive us to or drive us away from exploring the Christian story. Some questions often asked about religion, faith, or Christianity are rooted in misunderstanding or faulty assumptions. "Negative" apologetics is trying to deal with these misunderstandings so that others might consider giving faith a fair hearing. If we can clear the air a bit, we might be able to engage in a conversation that allows the gospel to speak on its own behalf. In this first lesson, I share why I believe in “a faith worthy of our questions.” The sermon today is titled "A Faith Worthy Of Our Questions." It is the first installment in our "Worthy Faith" Series. The Scripture reading is from Exodus 18:13-15 (MSG). Originally preached at the West Side Church of Christ (Searcy, AR) on October 23, 2022. All lessons fit under one of 5 broad categories: Begin, Discover, Grow, Learn, and Serve. This sermon is filed under Begin: A Satisfying Faith.Click here if you would like to watch the sermon or read a transcript.Sources and References Used In Today's Podcast:Timothy Keller, The Reason For GodTimothy Keller, Making Sense of GodJohn Stackhouse, Humble ApologeticsFor the Pew Research poll, see it here.Sarah Bailey, "The World Is Expected to Become More Religious--Not Less," Washington Post (April 24, 2015).For Janet Soskice's story, see chapter 2 in Rupert Shortt, God's AdvocatesCraig-Atkins debate (1998) video clip."Casey K" comment, mentioned in Tim Keller's books, can be found here.Jonathan Hill, What Has Christianity Ever Done For Us?David Bentley Hart, Atheist DelusionsGreg Koukl, "The Real Murderers: Atheism or Christianity?" Ben Mitchell, "The Christian Origin of Hospitals"I'd love to connect with you!Watch sermons and find transcripts at nathanguy.com.

The Writing Diaries with Sarah Bailey and Dani Vee

The Writing Diaries with Sarah Bailey and Dani Vee

Listen as Sarah tells her story from Don Estridge all the way to Paris, France. Sarah will discuss her high school experience at Park Vista, her breeze through college at Flagler College in just two years with a bachelor's degree in International Relations and Political Science, moving to NYC during the pandemic, moving to Paris to be an au pair, and finally going to graduate school in France for a degree in Global Communications and Fashion. Sarah's path is not typical. Come listen as she reveals her journey on How I Got Here. 

The Writing Diaries with Sarah Bailey and Dani Vee

Drew welcomes queenas Molly Smith and Sarah Bailey to discuss this week's cultural emergency: curly hair. The girlies chit chat about Olivia Newton-John's curl visibility, Serena Williams' storied career, Teresa Giudice's tacky celebration of love, and Skete. All this and more on the seventy-fifth episode of Crisis Twink: the only podcast intelligent and sexy enough to fix a culture in crisis. Follow Crisis Twink on Twitter and Instagram. Follow Drew on Twitter and Instagram. --- 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/crisis-twink/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crisis-twink/support

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Ep. 25: She's A 7 But She's Back For Season 2! | Reading Recap   Welcome back to The HEA Book Club for our second season! Summer and Kelsey catch up on everything that happened over the break. Kelsey has an epic dating update that includes throwing a drink in an a**hole's face, whip cream, and a cowboy reverse harem. Summer is still recovering from the worst book-hangover of all time and shares the books she's started…but has yet to finish…are we surprised though?   This episode: Dukes of Ruin and Dukes of Madness by Samantha Rue and Angel Lawson My Killer Vacation by Tessa Bailey Scarred by Emily McIntire Love Clichés Sweet RomCom series by Emma St. Clair   Next episode:  Stolen at Sea by Summer O'Toole Scarred by Emily McIntire Carnage by Sarah Bailey

The Writing Diaries with Sarah Bailey& Dan Vee. track Sarah's journey from 25k to 105k words from July- Dec.

David and Perry plunge again into the murky depths of crime fiction, both in print and on television. General News (05:04) 2022 International Thriller Writers Awards (01:45) The Stella Prize 2022 longlist (01:22) BSFA Awards (01:44) Crime Fiction we've been reading (52:18) The Dark Remains by William McIlvanney and Ian Rankin (09:44) The Housemate by Sarah Bailey (05:35) Razorblade Tears by S. A. Cosby (07:48) The Torrent by Dinuka McKenzie (05:14) The Department of Sensitive Crimes by Alexander McCall Smith (06:00) The Apollo Murders by Chris Hadfield (06:21) The Way It Is Now by Garry Disher (08:29) David responds on The Way It Is Now (02:44) Troppo TV Series (07:21) Windup (01:47) Click here for more info and indexes Photo by Jimmy Chan from Pexels He took my father grossly, full of bread; With all his crimes broad blown, as flush as May; And how his audit stands who knows save heaven? Hamlet, Act 3 Scene 3

David and Perry plunge again into the murky depths of crime fiction, both in print and on television. General News (05:04) 2022 International Thriller Writers Awards (01:45) The Stella Prize 2022 longlist (01:22) BSFA Awards (01:44) Crime Fiction we've been reading (52:18) The Dark Remains by William McIlvanney and Ian Rankin (09:44) The Housemate by Sarah Bailey (05:35) Razorblade Tears by S. A. Cosby (07:48) The Torrent by Dinuka McKenzie (05:14) The Department of Sensitive Crimes by Alexander McCall Smith (06:00) The Apollo Murders by Chris Hadfield (06:21) The Way It Is Now by Garry Disher (08:29) David responds on The Way It Is Now (02:44) Troppo TV Series (07:21) Windup (01:47) Photo by Jimmy Chan from Pexels He took my father grossly, full of bread;With all his crimes broad blown, as flush as May;And how his audit stands who knows save heaven? Hamlet, Act 3 Scene 3

In this episode, Kate and Ali chat with bestselling author, Sarah Bailey.  Find out more about Sarah Bailey and her books at sarahbaileywriter.com!Join the community in the Indies Fully Booked Facebook group!You can find Ali at akmulford.com and Kate at kellemorrison.com!Watch the Uncut Intros on Youtube!Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, please consider rating and reviewing!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ifbpodcast)

When Dinuka McKenzie first sat down to write a novel, she had no dreams of publication or experience in the craft of fiction. She was the working mother of two young kids, feeling like everyone wanted something from her all the time, and in search of something that was purely for herself. Now she's the award-winning author of The Torrent, a police procedural set in small-town Australia. We talk to Dinuka about why she chose a pregnant detective as her main character, how her own experience as a working mum influenced her story, and how she managed to find time to write with everything else going on in her life! Dinuka McKenzie is an Australian writer and book addict. Her debut crime-fiction manuscript The Torrent won the 2020 Banjo Prize. She works in the environmental sector and is part of the Writers' Unleashed Festival team. She lives in Southern Sydney with her husband, two kids and their pet chicken. You can buy a copy of The Torrent from your local bookshop, Booktopia or wherever else books are sold. Books and authors discussed in this episode: The Housemate by Sarah Bailey; The Others by Mark Brandi; The Shadow House by Anna Downes (from ep 5); The Good Mother by Rae Cairns; Wake by Shelly Burr; Dirt Town by Hayley Scrivenor; Her Pretty Face by Robyn Harding; How to End a Story: Diaries 1995-1998 by Helen Garner; Theft by Finding by David Sedaris; A Carnival of Snackery by David Sedaris Catch Dinuka at her upcoming events! Thurs 17 Feb 6.30 pm AEST via Avid Reader online Thurs 24 Feb 6pm AEDT via Bad Sydney Crime online Tips and Tricks to Writing Your Memoir: Tuesday 22 February, 6:15-7:30 pm AEDT, Online via ZoomSo you're thinking of writing a memoir and you're not sure how to start. Or you've already started and you're not sure how to keep going. Learn tips and tricks to make the process easier and rewarding. This is a workshop for novice writers in the beginning stages of writing a memoir or thinking about starting one. Get your ticket here. Get in touch! Ashley's website: ashleykalagianblunt.com Ashley's Twitter: @AKalagianBlunt Ashley's Instagram: @akalagianblunt James' website: jamesmckenziewatson.com James' Twitter: @JamesMcWatson James' Instagram: @jamesmcwatson

It's always great to hear different perspectives! If you are a regular listener, you'll recall that I've had a physician's assistant on before (EPISODE 71 with Sarah Bailey). On this week's episode I had the opportunity to chat with Calvin Cheung, a PA that specializes in oncology. Make sure to listen as Calvin explains his journey towards becoming a PA and why he chose to work with cancer treatment patients. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blair-kim/support

On Colm Tóibín's The Magician (a fictionalised life of Nobel Prize winning author, Thomas Mann), Silvia Moreno-Garcia's Velvet Was the Night and Sarah Bailey's The Housemate with guests Paige Clark and Mark Sutton

In this episode, Chris Rivers and Scott Freeman discuss Grace Church's Shepherding Values—Love Patiently, Know Thoroughly, Speak Wisely, Direct Biblically, and Pray Diligently. The Shepherding Values were created as a guide for effectively equipping community group leaders, as well as other leaders who carry shepherding responsibilities. Scott and Chris give an overview of each of the shepherding values and the possible implementation of each. As leaders, we are often using many of these values at the same time or in correspondence with one another. Scott talks through why we have recently added the fifth Shepherding Value—Pray Diligently. We believe that in order to be effective leaders, we must be prayerfully dependent on God while we Love Patiently, Know Thoroughly, Speak Wisely, and Direct Biblically. It is important to be self aware as a leader in knowing which values are your strongest and which are your weakest. Some of these values may come more easily than others, and it's not possible to encompass all of them perfectly. However, there is room to grow and challenge yourself in the areas that you are weak. You can use the resources listed in the episode notes to work through the applying document. As you continue to implement these values into your leadership, you will see that they become more natural. RESOURCES Applying Shepherding Values Document - Download Shepherding Values Overview Document - Download Completing a Shepherding Values Video Overview (vimeo.com/605099128/d5e73a7d83) Email grouplife@gracechurchsc.org with questions Many thanks to Sarah Worsham, Sarah Bailey, and Scott Beardsley for helping to produce this episode.

In this episode, Chris Rivers and Scott Freeman discuss the key components to launching the start of the community group year. The first few community group meetings of the year have the potential to set the tone for how the rest of the year will go. It's important for leaders and group members to have the same expectations when it comes to participation, desire to grow spiritually, vulnerability, and humility. Scott and Chris discuss what these expectations should be and also give practical tips for ensuring a smooth launch into the new year! RESOURCES: GroupLife Participants — Caring for Others: LINK Community Group Participants Guide: LINK Community Group Leader Responsibilities: LINK Many thanks to Sarah Worsham, Sarah Bailey, Chris Rivers, Scott Freeman, and Scott Beardsley for helping to produce this episode.

In this episode, Chris Rivers and Scott Freeman discuss the new Sermon Question Process for community group leaders. Scott shares why we are transitioning to a new way of doing sermon questions, the advantages to this new process for both leaders and members, and how leaders will get this new resource. The community group experience serves as an opportunity to dig deeper into God's Word, share life with other believers, and apply biblical teaching to our everyday lives. This process can look different yet still have the same outcome—authentic, biblical community. Our hope is that this new process will serve to create expectancy for what is coming as we look ahead to future sermons. Our desire is for community groups to engage with the Scriptures and share honest thoughts with one another in anticipation of the upcoming message. RESOURCES My.gracechurchsc.org account Sample Sermon Questions Many thanks to Sarah Worsham, Sarah Bailey, Chris Rivers, Scott Freeman, and Scott Beardsley for helping to produce this episode.

Your host learns all about Dark Romance from author Sarah Bailey, and asks all the questions you might have been too afraid to ask! We talk about dark romance vs taboo, Reverse Harem and LGBTQIA representation, dangerous book recommendations, and the all important research that goes into writing spice. She was such an exciting guest to have, and gives a truly unique perspective on this particular sub genre of romance. Out of context quotes: "Do you want a cowboy? Or do you want a Biker?" "Is she pregnant? I need to know..." Sarah writes dark, contemporary, reverse harem, erotic and paranormal romances. She adores all forms of steamy romance and can always be found with a book or ten on her Kindle. She loves anti-heroes, alpha males and flawed characters with a little bit of darkness lurking within. Her writing buddies nicknamed her 'The Queen of Steam' for her pulse racing sex scenes which will leave you a little hot under the collar. You can find her books on Amazon and be sure to preorder Carnage (Four Horseman Book 1) which is out July 16th! www.sarahbaileywriter.com Sign up to her newsletter: www.subscribepage.com/sarahbaileywriter Facebook Twitter Instagram Goodreads --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rwtlo/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rwtlo/support

Meet Sarah, She is an empathetic, driven 25 years old singer/ songwriter who has been passionate about music and storytelling ever since she was a kid. Taylor Swift has and still is a huge inspiration in her life, and guess what on December 8th, 2020 Taylor has messaged her personally about a post that she had about raising money for the local food bank in her hometown.  In this episode we talk more about why she has this love for music, what she wants out of her singing career. We go through the process of how she writes her songs, and what inspires her, and she talks about some obstacles she goes through as the creator of her songs. Not only does she write her songs, but she also does the whole production, she comes up with the Melody, the Lyrics and combines them together to create her own unique art. One of the questions I asked her was do you care about creating music that your fans like or something that speaks to you. Check out the full episode to see what she has to say. Connect with her: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sarahjbailey/?hl=en LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahjustinebailey/ Connect with me: Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aida-tleel-1b6200118/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aidatleel13/

Sarah Bailey is an Advertising Exec by day, crime writer by night. In fact she is the best selling and award winning author of The Dark Lake, Into the Night and Where the dead go. It became very clear to Sarah from an early age that if she wanted to get what she wanted she needed to set goals and manage her time effectively. In this episode Sarah explains her relationship with time and how she has let go of "pre worry and post worry" in order to find pockets of time and clarity that allow her to pack in all of her doing. As Sarah says, the only way to get it all done is to "spend less time worrying and more time doing. Check out her website: https://www.sarahbaileyauthor.com Buy her books: https://www.booktopia.com.au/the-dark-lake-sarah-bailey/book/9781760632977.html Intagram: @sb_did_it

Sales is finding Dirty John 2 riveting, even though Connie Britton and her perfect hair aren't in it. The conversation then goes very dark, as Crabb has been on a crime (reading) spree, covering serial killers, rapists, drug dealing, drive-by shootings and domestic violence. Happily, we end with Schitt's Creek - and a final rake over Annabel's red shoes shame. *Listeners are advised that this conversation has lengthy discussion of serious crime including murder, rape and domestic violence. (0.20) Dirty John Season 2 | Netflix | Trailer (4.20) Amanda Peet: Never Cross The Botox Rubicon by Amanda Peet (8.10) More Than A Woman by Caitlin Moran (11.00) I'll Be Gone In the Dark by Michelle McNamara, Patton Oswalt, Gillian Flynn (14.40) Unmasking the Golden State Killer: dark investigation into Joseph DeAngelo | 60 Minutes Australia (16.30) I'll Be Gone In The Dark | Trailer | Binge (18.50) American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis | Netflix (26.10) Trace Podcast Season 2 with Rachael Brown (29.20) Strong Songs Podcast  (30.00) Where the Dead Go by Sarah Bailey (32.00) ASIO has never acknowledged its chamber of secrets exists. Here's what's inside by Stephanie Borys | ABC (34.00) Schitt's Creek | Netflix | Trailer This Episode is brought to you by the Leadership Film | Website Produced by DM Podcasts See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Perry and David return to a life of crime! Well, reading about crime, anyway. They discuss: Under the lockdown (01:41) Corrections (06:10) Kim Huett's articles on the history of the Hugo Awards. What we've been reading (01:14) The Man in the Queue by Josephine Tey (06:48) The Franchise Affair by Josephine Tey (00:25) The View from Chickweed's Window by Jack Vance (06:05) Beat Not the Bones by Charlotte Jay (08:14) An Isolated Incident by Emily Maguire (05:52) The Ruin and The Scholar by Dervla McTiernan (13:29) Where the Dead Go by Sarah Bailey (06:54) Raven Black by Anne Cleeves (07:15) Truth by Peter Temple (08:35) Wind-up (00:16) Plans for next episodes (00:55) Photo of Shetland by Neil Roger on Flickr

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