Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah cameron

For the latest Whisper in the Wings from Stage Whisper we welcomed on the actress Susan Lynskey and the translator Sarah Cameron, to talk about their upcoming production of Night Sings Its Songs. This was a fantastic piece of theatre to learn more about, and we also had a great time gaining insight form our guests!New Light Theater Project PresentsNight Sings It's SongsFebruary 7th- March 1st@ Theatre RowTickets and more information are available at bfany.orgAnd be sure to follow our guests to stay up to date on all their upcoming projects and productions:Sarah: sarahcameronsunde.com and @scsundeSusan: susanlynskey.com and @lynskeylenz

We're back in the OBX, and this time, Jillian and Claire are making some wild predictions for Season 4! Has JJ lost all his money? Are John B and Sarah Cameron going to have an actual wedding? Is this the season we're going to lose one of the Pogues?! We're talking treasure, drama, and, of course, 100% accurate fan theories (because when have we ever been wrong?). Join us as we speculate on all the chaos that's about to hit Netflix's Outer Banks! NOTE - We recorded this episode a couple of weeks ago before the latest trailer came out. This is the trailer we're discussing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xxop-Am9cRQ Follow Previously On Teen TV on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/previouslyon_teentv/ Follow Previously On Teen TV on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@previouslyon_teentv Subscribe to our YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCe2lgvvZGKMrQ8v24FmDdWQ?sub_confirmation=1

In Episode 129, Jamie is joined by Actor & Writer Sarah Cameron-West, who after a successful Edinburgh Fringe run last year is about to perform her one-woman show 'KAREN' at the Other Palace Theatre in London later this month.    Sarah spoke to us about everything from: Her earliest creative influences.  How to help create your own opportunities. Her successful show ‘KAREN'.  Getting an agent and thinking about how to send the best possible email.   The pressure of performing a one-woman show. Acting & Writing. Protecting your mental health in a high pressure industry We hope you have a great week and enjoy!   Sarah Cameron-West:   Any Second Now Productions: https://www.anysecondnowproductions.com/about-3  'KAREN' @ The Other Palace Theatre (London): https://theotherpalace.co.uk/karen/    Check out our website!: https://www.justgetarealjob.com  Donate to our Patreon page ☺️: www.patreon.com/justgetarealjob  Follow us on... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justgetarealjob/  X: https://twitter.com/justgetarealjob 

Sarah received the prestigious Guggenheim Fellowship for her nine-part series 36.5/A Durational Performance with the Sea. This work has been performed on six continents in places as far flung as New Zealand, Kenya, and New York City. Sarah's intention is to connect humans with water and the impact of climate change. During each site specific performance she stands in the water for a full tidal (12.5+ hours). The rise and fall of the tide on her body is reflective of what has occurred in nature in the ancient past and will continue to do so unrelentingly into the future.

Sarah Cameron Sunde, an interdisciplinary artist who works at the intersection of performance, video, and socially-engaged public art joins Asia on this episode of the podcast. Asia and Sarah discuss Sarah's incredible project 36.5 / A Durational Performance with the Sea, a series of nine site-specific performances and video art works made in collaboration with communities around the world. In each performance, Sarah, joined by community members, stands silently in a body of water for a full tide cycle that lasts from 12 - 13 hours. Over this period of time, the water rises to almost engulf participants and later recedes back to low tide. As the conversation begins, Sarah shares how she feels about the approach of the one-year anniversary of the final performance of 36.5, which took place in the New York Estuary on September 14, 2022 (2:10). Although the 36.5 series is complete, Sarah and Asia consider how 36.5 can continue to live on in other people's bodies (6:03). Asia then asks Sarah to think back to the moment when Hurricane Sandy hit New York City in 2012 (8:58). In the wake of the deadly storm, Sarah realized how vulnerable the city was to sea-level rise and extreme weather, and she felt motivated to use art to communicate the struggle for survival amidst the climate crisis. In the second-half of the episode, Sarah shares how she formed connections with people around the world to generate different iterations of 36.5 on almost every continent. Sarah also offers the example of how 36.5 was developed in Brazil with her collaborators (18:47).  Recognizing how important it will be to record and document all of the stories of 36.5, Sarah is working with Una Chaudhuri to write a book about the project (24:41). In closing, Sarah shares what gives her hope to continue her work (29:07) and provides a new way of framing what qualifies as a performance (30:53).  Follow Sarah Cameron Sunde and 36.5 on Instagram @scsunde and @36.5durational and online at https://www.sarahcameronsunde.com/ and https://www.36pt5.org/ This podcast is produced and edited by Asia Stewart. Find Asia online @asiastewart and @performvu

The climate crisis and its impact on rising sea levels pose significant threats to coastal communities, ecosystems, and infrastructure worldwide. To raise awareness about this pressing issue, climate art has emerged as a powerful way to engage audiences, provoke dialogue, and inspire collective action. In this episode of The Founder Spirit, we feature Sarah Cameron Sunde, an interdisciplinary artist working at the intersection of art and activism. Sarah is best known for masterminding 36.5 / A Durational Performance with the Sea, a series of performances and video artwork spanning nine years and six continents, where she stands as the water engulfs her and then recedes for over 12 hours a full tide cycle as a metaphor for the rise in sea level. She works with scale and duration to explore the profound connections between humans and the natural world.TUNE IN and uncover Sarah's artistic journey from a theater maker to an activist, and what inspired her to connect art with environmental challenges in catalyzing a broader conversation to promote positive change as we confront the climate crisis.For detailed transcript and show notes, please visit TheFounderSpirit.com. Also follow us on: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-founder-spirit-podcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thefounderspirit_podcastYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheFounderSpiritPodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheFounderSpiritTwitter: https://twitter.com/founder_spiritThis episode is brought to you by NIANCE, Deeper than Beauty. NIANCE is a science-based Swiss luxury skincare and nutritional supplement brand focused on activating the body's natural ability to rejuvenate and regenerate for a more vital, useful, and energetic appearance. Powered by groundbreaking furnace biotechnology, its award-winning formulas, with the exclusive Swiss Glacier complex, combine over a hundred powerful natural active ingredients with leading clinical research. As listeners of my podcast, you can benefit from 15% discount by using the promo code “TheFounderSpirit15” on niance.com.About This Podcast:Whether you are an entrepreneur, a mid-career professional or someone who's just starting out in life, The Founder Spirit podcast is for you!In this podcast series, we'll be interviewing exceptional individuals from all over the world with the founder spirit, ranging from social entrepreneurs, tech founders, to philanthropists, elite athletes, and more. Together, we'll uncover not only how they manage to succeed in face of multiple challenges, but also who they are as people and their human story.So TUNE IN & be inspired by stories from their life journey!

In this episode, Scott Leavengood visits the 33rd annual Clackamas Tree School to interview Sarah Cameron and Glenn Ahrens about what the event is and why it's so beneficial.

In this week's episode of Waves on the Shore, Evan and Jaron talk about the new Luke Combs album, spike ball, and Sarah Cameron.

This episode features an interview from our Head of Endurance Robbie Britton, with Sarah Cameron. Sarah is a much valued member of our coaching team and a past winner of the SDW100 as well as having qualified for Team GB over 24 hours.

Whether you've been an Outer Banks stan since John B and Sarah Cameron shared their first kiss in season one, or you're a pop culture junkie and can't get enough BTS, we are bringing you a special bonus episode that you are going to geek out about. Josie is joined by Madison Bailey and Carlacia Grant, who play Kiarra and Cleo in Netflix's hit series Outer Banks. The women spill about how they got into acting, the audition process for the show, developing off-screen friendships with the entire cast, and how their lives have changed since the show became an international success. They also give hilarious stories from filming, their favorite self-care practices to keep up with on set, and whose IRL personality is most similar to their character. If you don't already feel like you're besties with the Outer Banks cast, you're about to. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the techUK podcast we explore the different emerging technologies that will underpin the metaverse, and how they will work together to create seamless, interoperable worlds. We are joined by guests Dean Bubley, Founder and CEO, Disruptive Analysis who discusses next generation connectivity; Jamie Allan, Media, Entertainment & Broadcast Lead, NVIDIA, who discusses advanced compute; Victoria Thorpe, Senior Manager, Accenture, who discusses ARVR technologies; Ian Taylor, Head of Crypto & Digital Assets, KPMG who discusses DLT technologies; and finally Sarah Cameron, Legal Director, Pinsent Masons, and Athar Agha, Principal Solutions Architect, Pinsent Masons who discuss AI in the metaverse.

On the penultimate episode of Democracy Sausage for 2022, Benjamin Jones joins us to discuss the future of the republican movement, before Ian McAllister and Sarah Cameron examine the results of the new Australian Election Survey.A referendum to change Australia's head of state might be off the cards for now politically, but how might the republican movement proceed as its proponents seek to break from Britain? Is the election of a large parliamentary crossbench a one-off, or are Australians giving the major parties the flick? And why did women divorce themselves from the Coalition in record numbers at this year's federal election? Dr Benjamin Jones from Central Queensland University joins Professor Mark Kenny and Dr Marija Taflaga to discuss what an Australian republic might look like in practice, before Professor Ian McAllister and Dr Sarah Cameron join the barbecue to pour over the findings of the Australian Election Survey.Benjamin T Jones is Senior Lecturer in history at Central Queensland University, with a focus on Australian political history, especially republicanism and national identity.Ian McAllister is Distinguished Professor of Political Science at The Australian National University, and from 1997 until 2004 was Director of the Research School of Social Sciences at the ANU.Sarah Cameron is Senior Lecturer in Public Policy at Griffith University's School of Government and International Relations. Her research focuses on comparative political behaviour, the politics of crises, elections, and Australian politics.Marija Taflaga is the Director of ANU Centre for the Study of Australian Politics and a Senior Lecturer at ANU School of Politics and International Relations.Mark Kenny is a Professor at ANU Australian Studies Institute. He came to the university after a high-profile journalistic career including six years as chief political correspondent and national affairs editor for The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, and The Canberra Times.Democracy Sausage with Mark Kenny is available on Acast, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. We'd love to hear your feedback for this podcast series! Send in your questions, comments, or suggestions for future episodes to podcast@policyforum.net. You can also Tweet us @APPSPolicyForum or join us on the Facebook group.This podcast is produced in partnership with The Australian National University. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On the Hanford Nuclear Reservation, endangered plants bloom on the shrubsteppe. The Yakama Nation signed a treaty in 1855 to cede some of its lands to the US government. The treaty promised that the Yakama people could continue to use their traditional territory to hunt and fish. But in 1943, those promises were broken, as Hanford became a secretive site for nuclear plutonium production. Today, Hanford is one of the world's most contaminated sites, and the cleanup will take generations. As more ceded lands have been encroached on by agriculture and development, the Hanford land is home to an ugly irony: Untouchable by outsiders — but unsafe for members of the Yakama Nation to fully practice their traditions. Now, while they fight for the most rigorous cleanup possible, they're also finding other ways to keep those traditions alive. Flash back to 1989, on the other side of the world lies another steppe near Semey (once Semipalatinsk), Kazakhstan. A land that's survived famine, collectivization, and hundreds of nuclear tests. When an underground test goes wrong, Kazakhs band together with the world and say it's time to stop nuclear testing for good. — In addition to responding to questions we had about the Hanford site, the Department of Energy provided the following statement: “The Department is committed to continuing to work with the Yakama Nation on progressing toward our common goal of site cleanup,” it says in part. “DOE progress at Hanford is leading to a cleaner environment and additional protections for the Columbia River. This year alone Hanford … completed a protective enclosure around another former plutonium production reactor along the Columbia River and treated over 2 billion gallons of contaminated groundwater.” GUESTS: Robert Franklin, Associate Director of the Hanford History Project; Marlene Jones, Marylee Jones, and Patsy Whitefoot, Yakama Nation members; Kali Robson, Trina Sherwood, and McClure Tosch, Yakama Nation's Environmental Restoration/Waste Management Program; Togzhan Kassenova, Senior Fellow at the Center for Policy Research, SUNY-Albany; Sarah Cameron, University of Maryland ADDITIONAL RESOURCES: Atomic Steppe: How Kazakhstan Gave Up The Bomb, Togzhan Kassenova Nuclear waste ravaged their land. The Yakama Nation is on a quest to rescue it, Hallie Golden, The Guardian How Native Land Became a Target for Nuclear Waste, Sanjana Manjeshwar, Inkstick Media Hanford Site Cleanup Costs Continue to Rise, but Opportunities Exist to Save Tens of Billions of Dollars, GAO

James is joined by Sophie Power of She Races, Sarah Cameron a Centurion Coach and Nici Griffin a Centurion RD to discuss a range of topics related to increasing and improving the quality of womens participation in Ultrarunning. RESOURCES Our Information for Female Runners. She Races. Fill in the She Races Survey to help provide more data and feedback from which guidance can be given back to the sport. Fitrwoman App: Track Your Period and Train Smarter Sport and Female Health: Roar by Stacey Sims Sport and the Menopause: Next Level by Stacey Sims Sophie Power: Return to Running Documentary Active Pregnancy Postnatal: Return to Running Medical Guidelines

This fantastic podcast is brought to you by one of your fellow listeners! Sarah joins us because she sent in a question about Compassion Fatigue and Motivational Interviewing. We dive deep into answering this question for her and all of you! We discuss: Where Compassion Fatigue comes fromBeing “other” centeredAccurate EmpathyHealthy BoundariesSympathy, Empathy and Compassion-what's the differenceand much more! Want a full Transcript? See below! Tami Calais: [00:00:00] Hello, and welcome to the Communication Solution podcast. Here at IFIOC, we love to talk communication. We love to talk motivational interviewing, and we love talking about improving outcomes for individuals, organizations, and the communities that they serve. Today, we've got Casey Jackson on the line, John Gilbert, and I'm Tammy. Welcome to the conversation. John Gilbert: Hello everyone. Welcome to another podcast with the IFIOC team and we have a guest today. Sarah Cameron, if I'm saying it correctly, oh gosh, I thought when I, I thought that was what it would be, but then when I read it up top, I was like, I'm going to try it. Anyhow. Last year you spent in Spain, John. Literally. He has Sarah. Thank you so much for joining us here today. Um, [00:01:00] really be curious what you have to bring to the table because you, I know you have at least one question, but you've been sending questions, uh, over time to Casey since you kind of came across us. And so we thought we'd have the on to, uh, just geek out with us on Motivational Interviewing and you recently have, um, uh, become a national certified health and wellness coach, which has. Motivational Interviewing I, sounds like as a, as a backdrop in there quite a bit. So you've been even more immersed in it. So it's interesting to hear that perspective too, if you want to bring that in, um, whatever you would like to explore, it is completely, your field to do so with Casey and I. So with that in mind, Sarah, what, would you like to say, what are you curious about and what would you like to explore? Sarah Cameron: Well, first off, thank you so much for having me. I have become quite the Motivational Interviewing geek, and I look up to you all very highly. So, uh, this is like meeting with celebrities to me. Um, so I'm very [00:02:00] excited. Um, well, I come to you with questions that kind of come from a different webinar that I was watching actually two different webinars. And they had someone on who was talking about Motivational Interviewing, um, and they were talking about, Motivational Interviewing in the health coaching world? And someone brought up compassion, fatigue, And it really got me thinking, I wonder where compassion, fatigue actually fits in to Motivational Iinterviewing, um, and I kind of wondered if you're truly, honoring autonomy and if you're truly empathizing, how does compassion fatigue build? So that's kind of my first question. Casey Jackson: Well, there's at least an hour and a half conversation. That's brilliant. [00:03:00] I just, This is why Sarah. I love when, you know, when you connect with me on email and we've chatted before I'm already have a, a hundred different thoughts going through my brain and partly is off of kind of a new web and looking at empathy as well too. The first thing I always say is that there's so many good, smart, Motivational Interviewing trainers out there and, you know, and all of us have kind of our own take on. And some of the, some of the kind of similar takes in different takes on things. One of the things that I had to a chance to talk to bill Miller about, I actually had a, um, I always say this, this is a social worker. I was so excited when he and Steven Rolnick were writing about compassion. And as a trainer, I'm going, why the heck are you writing about compassion? Like, it is hard enough for me to get people to really understand accurate empathy. And now we have metrics around that.

This episode is all about toxic themes in romantic relationships in movies and television... We discussed a bunch of famous romances including Pam & Jim from The Office, John B and Sarah Cameron from Outer Banks, and more! We hope you love this episode as much as we loved filming it!

Today we are thrilled to welcome a fantastic interdisciplinary artist and director, and lead artist on 36.5/A Durational Performance with the Sea, Sarah Cameron Sunde! This series of nine-site specific performances and video artworks has been created in collaboration with communities around the world since 2013 in different bodies of water to express a metaphor for our changing environment. Join us as we chat about her journey and inspiration behind this project, and how we can connect with art to create solutions, whether we be creators or viewers. You can participate in the final installation of 36.5 taking place in New York City on September 14th, 2022 from anywhere in the world. For more details on the project, visit https://www.36pt5.org/.  Listen to The Optimist Daily Update with Summers & Kristy - Making Solutions the News! 

The pandemic has altered every aspect of how we get work done, including just how much time we need to spend together in person.  And with all of the exciting new offerings of the metaverse, companies and their employees have more options for collaboration, innovation, and employee satisfaction than ever before. On this career development episode of The Digital Enterprise Society podcast, Thom Singer welcomes Barry Vince and Sarah Cameron from Motive Workforce Solutions for a conversation about the future of work in the metaverse. From retaining employees and building company culture to finding your next position within the company that you're currently at, this episode is filled with insights into the future of work, within the metaverse and beyond.    On today's podcast, you will learn: What is the metaverse and how do we work in it?  The metaverse is a virtual reality world where collaboration happens.  Currency, social media, and gaming platforms all live in the metaverse.  Jobs in the metaverse shot up in popularity in the wake of the pandemic.    Advantages of working in the metaverse The collaborative energy that exists in the workplace can be replicated in the metaverse.  Workplace culture can be experienced from around the world in the metaverse. Employee interest and retention increase with natural interactions, even digital ones.  From a hiring standpoint, a workplace in the metaverse is highly attractive to potential employees.    When and how to dive into the metaverse Don't wait until your employer adopts the metaverse- look into it now and be ready when it comes your way.  Do the research necessary to understand what the metaverse offers.  Employers need to be prepared to get involved in the metaverse.  Attracting the next generation to your company means meeting them where they are most comfortable.  Collaboration with screen sharing, 3D printing, VR opportunities, and digital gatherings as well as live, in-person meetings are the ideal future of work.    Is it an employer or employee's market?  There has never been a higher demand for employees as there is right now.  The pandemic has provided a reset for employees, resulting in the Great Resignation.  Employers have to handle the employee shortage by redefining their business models and the demand on their employees.    Negotiating your next position Employees need to recognize what they want beyond a higher salary.  Employees must be able to identify the value they can add to their new position.  Utilize the tools that will help potential employers find you- especially your LinkedIn profile.  Consider the options for improving your position within your current company.    Continue the conversation with us within the Digital Enterprise Society Community at www.DigitalEnterpriseSociety.org.   Digital Download: Virtual Round-Table Series

Today's episode is the first one of Season 2! As Rico is focusing on finalizing his PhD, we will continue this podcast in a new setting, with Sarah Cameron as the new cohost of the PhD Talk podcast.In this episode, Eva interviews Sarah, so our listeners get to know the new cohost. Sarah returned to graduate school after a few years working in headhunting, and she shares the story of this international transition in today's episode. She also has excellent advice on how to select a PhD programFinally, we round off with our standard questions on the best advice for PhD candidates, a day in the life, setting boundaries, and the impact of COVID-19.References:Work and organizational psychology - Vrije Universiteit BrusselQueen's universityLeadership and change management program at VU AmsterdamPhD portfolio of VUBGathertown for coworking

Episode 61 - Sarah Cameron - GB 24 Hour TeamSarah Cameron is a qualified England Athletics LiRF and with diplomas in Exercise Physiology and Plant based nutrition. She has coached athletes on trail and road, from 10k up to 24hrs and brings together success as an athlete and a coach.She has won the SDW 100 and came 2nd at the NDW100, She was selected for the cancelled 2020 European 24hr Championships for Team GB&NI too. To get the vest she ran 215.8km the previous years in a 24hr event in Albi, France.Coaching - https://www.centurionrunning.com/coaching/coachingplanEach week we'll bring you interviews with runners from the front, back and middle of the pack. We'll share training advice, nutrition advice and kit reviews too. We'll talk about current running stories and stories from inspirational people who we feel you might be interested in.This podcast is available to listen to at Spotify and Apple Podcasts too. Links below.https://open.spotify.com/show/2HlWHlGA8D6ifm1TmnP2Kthttps://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/run-to-the-hills/id1504643103YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaUcGDYF8919iZSDC8uV9xgFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/1005937909821744Blog - https://www.chiacharge.co.uk/​blogs/newsTwitter - https://twitter.com/run_tothehillsStrava - https://www.strava.com/clubs/runtothehillspodcastInstagram -  https://www.instagram.com/runtothehillswithchiacharge/?hl=enStrava - https://www.strava.com/clubs/runtothehillspodcastChia Charge - Since 2012 Chia Charge has been making sports nutrition which not only helps you perform better but tastes great too. You won't find any oddities in our Yorkshire baked flapjacks either, just good honest kitchen cupboard ingredients that make you move and feel great.

On this week's podcast, we cover the fifth episode of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, “Queen's Gambit”. Here we discuss John's conflict between wanting to be a normal teenager and his role as the leader of the future Resistance, the Sarah/Cameron dynamic, the Ellison subplot, newcomer Derek Reese, and so much more! Just a reminder to check out TSCC on Hulu if you haven't started the series yet!

Sarah Cameron shares her experience with postnatal depression following the birth of her second child, a long battle with bulimia, and how her time as a personal trainer has shaped her thoughts around body image. We also discuss the role of fitness in balancing mental health.If you enjoyed this podcast and want to support my content creation work, you can make a small donation of $5 here https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thejwordnzKeep up with the latest from The J Word NZ:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thejwordnz/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thejwordnz/Website/Blogs: https://thejwordnz.co.nz/Disclaimer:The J Word NZ and its media content are created based on my own experiences and opinions and those individuals who share their stories with me. I do not have any formal medical or mental health qualifications. If you are experiencing any issues with mental health, please consult your doctor or a medical health professional for advice.Support the show

Back to the Outer Banks to wrap up Part 2 of 2 with Intern Whitney & Anna from HR. We discuss all the Season 2 episodes on this one and finish everything off with end of season Awards. Topics on this episode include: Ward Cameron at the helm of Dunder Miflin Stamford pre-OBX, Sarah Cameron's insane body in S2, how hard it is for the Pogues to find enough evidence to lock up Ward & Rafe, half season of Bourne Identity / half season of Teen Drama, Rafe shoots and attempts to drown his own sister = full on sociopath serial killer, Pope & Ki finally hook up, Carla Limbrey wrinkle with her crazy henchman, faking your own death, Topper lack of redemption in S2, dudes constantly waiting for girls to break up with their boyfriends, need more JJ, Cleo is the Bahama-gang member off the bench of the year, how quickly do John B & the Pogues die on that deserted island and much much more! Featuring Rotten Tomatoes game, Ryan Philippe Practice Hero Award, MCITW (sponsored by Wicklow Wear), Picking Nits, and MVP of the show!

Outer Banks is back!!! Season 2 officially up on Netflix July 30th meaning we had to drop everything to cover all the latest and greatest pogue & kook hijinks that North Carolina (and South Carolina and the Bahamas) has to offer :) .. Intern Whitney / Anna the HR Rep join Wind & Pipes this week as tackle some of the most important topics from all of Season 1 & Episode 1 of Season 2. .. Some of the key topics include podcast baby mooning, hottest current teen shows, Outer Banks' show comps, Pogues vs Kooks, Sarah Cameron & John B's budding & taboo love affair, JJ's underrated yet conflicted nature, love triangles, Ward Cameron & Rafe's evil journey, lack of belief from authority figures, gentlman wedges vs shady wedges, realities of surviving a perfect storm, honeymoon bathing suits being ripped off (by waves), Bahamas getting some love, bathing habits on the show, hotel cons to steal food, Bahama gangs racketeering & looting, and much much more! .. Big thanks to Wicklow Wear for sponsoring the pod...type in "VL" at checkout at wicklowwear.com to get 10% off your entire order! .. Part 1 of 2 this week...Part 2 of 2 coming next :)

SURPRISE!!! I decided to derail the podcast this week, and hop on here and discuss one of my guilty pleasure scripted favorites! Netflix's Outer Banks! I'm talking about my emotions going through the latest season 2 release! Season 2 really took me for a ride in the best and worst ways so buckle up while i discuss it. This episode does contain spoilers so you have been warned!

The Kazakh famine of the 1930s was one of the great crimes of the Stalinist regime. More than 1.5 million people perished, and the disaster transformed a territory, Soviet Kazakhstan, the size of western Europe. But until recently, the crisis was little known in the West. In her talk, which draws from her recently published book, The Hungry Steppe: Famine, Violence, and the Making of Soviet Kazakhstan (Cornell University Press, 2018), Sarah Cameron will discuss the causes of Kazakh disaster and its consequences for Kazakh society. Along the way, she will also explore the reasons for why the story of the Kazakh famine has been neglected, as well as how this particular episode should reframe our understanding of violence and nation-building under Stalin.

Sarah Cameron explains how Stalinist policies to resettle the nomads of Kazakstan lead to a generational famine in the republic. Shoshana Keller showcases the unique history of the Central Asian republics.

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You will learn about...(5:43) How Valerie made the transition from science into filmmaking(13:38) How Valerie tackled mental illness in A Light Beneath Their Feet(16:48) What Hollywood can do more of to address mental illness in film(19:44) Outer Banks and how Valerie got involved with the show(24:40) Behind the scenes in the bell tower with Sarah Cameron and John B(37:35) Behind the scenes of JJ's hot tub breakdown(44:08) What is the magic of Outer Banks?(49:03) Women in film(55:55) Advice for developing self-confidence and handling the imposter syndromeTo watch Outer Banks click HERETo watch A Light Beneath Their Feet click HERETo learn more about Valerie Weiss:InstagramTwittervalerieheatherweiss.comFor show notes click HEREConnect with Madeline & Becca HEREFollow us HEREIf you enjoyed this episode it would mean the world to us if you could leave a review for The Madeline and Becca Podcast on iTunes HEREIf you are interested in being a guest on our show or have topics you would like us to highlight, please email us: info@madelineandbecca.com On The Madeline & Becca Podcast, we chat with leading women from a variety of industries about their career journeys and how they developed professional self-confidence. Produced by Madeline and Becca  

Hey, guys! Today we have another Enneagram episode! This time we're chatting all about the character's from the hit Netflix series, Outer Banks. This show has about as many twists and turns as these characters have layers! I'm breaking down each character and what I feel their type is based on who they evolve into as the series progresses. John B: 8w9 Sarah Cameron: 7w6 Kiara: 1w2 JJ: 2 (possible wing 1) Pope: 6w5 Topper: 3w2 Ward Cameron: 3 (most likely wing 4) Want to know the Enneagram types of other Netflix originals like To All The Boys I've Loved Before and The Kissing Booth? Check the out here: To All The Boys The Kissing Booth Be sure to keep up with the podcast on Instagram at @dudeilovethatpodcast

Guest: Sarah Cameron on The Hungry Steppe: Famine, Violence, and the Making of Soviet Kazakhstan published by Cornell University Press. The post Rebroadcast: The Kazakh Famine appeared first on The Eurasian Knot.

Guest: Sarah Cameron on The Hungry Steppe: Famine, Violence, and the Making of Soviet Kazakhstan published by Cornell University Press. The post Rebroadcast: The Kazakh Famine appeared first on SRB Podcast.

We discuss the conclusion of Outer Banks, our overall thoughts on the show and fact checks on reality of terms ‘Kooks’ and ‘Pogues,’ Southern geography, real ages of characters, “skullduggery,” and Sarah Cameron’s dad aka Charles Esten aka Josh Porter from the Office. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

She believes that the virus is a hoax and that we are conveniently using it to keep her from seeing her son. - Anja Marie Rain has always brought this sense of comfort and being drenched in the spiritual. - Kenji All Alone is a podcast about life during a pandemic. These audio diaries were recorded during the week of May 17. This show is created and hosted by Morgan Lee and produced by Sarah Cameron, Nick Thompson, Richard Clark, and Morgan Lee. All Alone is a Useful Group podcast. We're on Instagram and Twitter at @AllAlonePod. Learn more about the project here or send us an email at coronavirusaudiodiaries@gmail.com.

Today I talk with Sarah Cameron and Ultra runner. Her story is inspiring. Please enjoy. Sarah Cameron’s Social media Twitter: @cakewinerunning Instagram: @cakewinerunning Facebook group: Beyond the Kale Youtube films: “A trail Life” https://youtu.be/R9VVWad45hc “The 6 hours of Sarah Cameron” https://youtu.be/NI-_ogcCwww

It’s hard to watch television or books, even playing video games because it all kind of reminds me of a world that doesn’t exist anymore. - Jess It’s not about your right to be sick. It’s about you infecting other people. - Jason All Alone is a podcast about life during a pandemic. These audio diaries were recorded during the week of April 26. This show is created and hosted by Morgan Lee and produced by Sarah Cameron, Nick Thompson, Richard Clark, and Morgan Lee. All Alone is a Useful Group podcast. We're on Instagram and Twitter at @AllAlonePod. Learn more about the project here or send us an email at coronavirusaudiodiaries@gmail.com.

Turning off the fire alarm doesn't stop the house from being on fire. - Jenna We actually felt more secure in isolation. - Anja Maria All Alone is a podcast about life during a pandemic. These audio diaries were recorded during the week of April 26. This show is created and hosted by Morgan Lee and produced by Sarah Cameron, Nick Thompson, Richard Clark, and Morgan Lee. All Alone is a Useful Group podcast. We're on Instagram and Twitter at @AllAlonePod. Learn more about the project here or send us an email at coronavirusaudiodiaries@gmail.com.

“I think it’s absolutely ludicrous in the States.” - Grace “Oh, look, I’m a genius psychopath. That’s awesome.” - Jason All Alone is a podcast about life during a pandemic. These audio diaries were recorded during the week of April 26. This show is created and hosted by Morgan Lee and produced by Sarah Cameron, Nick Thompson, Richard Clark, and Morgan Lee. All Alone is a Useful Group podcast. We're on Instagram and Twitter at @AllAlonePod. Learn more about the project here or send us an email at coronavirusaudiodiaries@gmail.com.

"The last time Britain was in an economy this bad, the colonies were still apart of the British Empire." - Jess “I just wonder what psychic inheritances this chapter in our collective lives will leave us with.” - Kenji All Alone is a podcast about life during a pandemic. These audio diaries were recorded during the week of April 26. This show is created and hosted by Morgan Lee and produced by Sarah Cameron, Nick Thompson, Richard Clark, and Morgan Lee. All Alone is a Useful Group podcast. We're on Instagram and Twitter at @AllAlonePod. Learn more about the project here or send us an email at coronavirusaudiodiaries@gmail.com.

Today, I talk about Outer Banks and things related to it, like Sarah Cameron’s ride or die mentality & how I feel about social media and how it has affected relationships. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

I know some people who don’t know a soul who has it and have some people who have lost half a dozen people already.” - Kenji "If you’ve been through this and you made it out on either end, you’re going to be good.” - Kara All Alone is a podcast about life during a pandemic. These audio diaries were recorded during the week of April 26. This show is created and hosted by Morgan Lee and produced by Sarah Cameron, Nick Thompson, Richard Clark, and Morgan Lee. All Alone is a Useful Group podcast. We're on Instagram and Twitter at @AllAlonePod. Learn more about the project here or send us an email at coronavirusaudiodiaries@gmail.com.

“They didn’t like, get me a cake or anything.” - Sarah “I was building relationships here, and they were so delicate.” - Jenna All Alone is a podcast about life during a pandemic. These audio diaries were recorded during the week of April 26. This show is created and hosted by Morgan Lee and produced by Richard Clark, Sarah Cameron, Nick Thompson, and Morgan Lee. All Alone is a Useful Group podcast. We're on Instagram and Twitter at @AllAlonePod. Learn more about the project here or send us an email at coronavirusaudiodiaries@gmail.com.

“I don’t really trust people to be careful, frankly. They get bored, they do what they want.” - Lauren "We’re alive. This is our time. You know, live it.” -Jason All Alone is a podcast about life during a pandemic. These audio diaries were recorded during the week of April 26. This show is created and hosted by Morgan Lee and produced by Richard Clark, Sarah Cameron, Nick Thompson, and Morgan Lee. All Alone is a Useful Group podcast. We're on Instagram and Twitter at @AllAlonePod. Learn more about the project here or send us an email at coronavirusaudiodiaries@gmail.com.

“There’s enough darkness around us, so we decided to not take in any more horror in our media consumption.” - Anja-Maria “We’ve been spending a lot of time on the couch, just cuddling and belly laughing.” - Erika All Alone is a podcast about life during a pandemic. These audio diaries were recorded during the week of April 26. This show is created and hosted by Morgan Lee and produced by Richard Clark, Sarah Cameron, and Morgan Lee. All Alone is a Useful Group podcast. We're on Instagram and Twitter at @AllAlonePod. Learn more about the project here or send us an email at coronavirusaudiodiaries@gmail.com.

"I'm trying to hold onto that moment when we can be together. I start crying when I think about that" -Kenji “No word yet on the romantical front.” - Alicia All Alone is a podcast about life during a pandemic. These audio diaries were recorded during the week of April 26. This show is created and hosted by Morgan Lee and produced by Richard Clark, Sarah Cameron, and Morgan Lee. All Alone is a Useful Group podcast. We're on Instagram and Twitter at @AllAlonePod. Learn more about the project here or send us an email at coronavirusaudiodiaries@gmail.com.

“My closest friends in Boston are my roommaaaaaates, so I am a lucky girl!” - Becca “There’s no complaints here. Tired, but no complaints.” - Victoria All Alone is a podcast about life during a pandemic. These audio diaries were recorded during the week of April 19. This show is created and hosted by Morgan Lee and produced by Richard Clark, Sarah Cameron, and Morgan Lee. All Alone is a Useful Group podcast. We're on Instagram and Twitter at @AllAlonePod. Learn more about the project here or send us an email at coronavirusaudiodiaries@gmail.com.

In the Hupy and Abraham Outdoor Report, wild foods expert Sam Thayer talks about gathering spring greens for nutritious meals. (foragersharvest.com, hupy.com) Dave Janiszewski, creator of the RipALip University smartphone app, explains how this app can help anglers and boaters fine-tune their marine electronics while on the water. (ripalipuniversity.com) Great Wisconsin Birdathon coordinator Sarah Cameron invites listeners to participate in this fundraising event that supports programs funded by the Natural Resources Foundation of Wisconsin. (www.wisconservation.org, wibirdathon.com) In the Madison Outdoors Report, McFarland guide Ron Barefield says walleye action should be good on opening weekend on the Madison chain and says water levels are good on Lake Wisconsin and the Wisconsin River. Look for updates on boat landing access on the DNR website. (dnr.wi.gov) This week's giveaway is two RipALip University smartphone app pro upgrades. To enter the drawing, call 414-297-7554 or email dsoradio@gmail.com.

“It’s so frustrating and just really, really screwed up on an emotional level. But that’s where my people are.” - Jenna “I’ve always been an in-person kind of guy.” - Carlos All Alone is a podcast about life during a pandemic. These audio diaries were recorded during the week of April 19. This show is created and hosted by Morgan Lee and produced by Richard Clark, Sarah Cameron, and Morgan Lee. All Alone is a Useful Group podcast. We're on Instagram and Twitter at @AllAlonePod. Learn more about the project here or send us an email at coronavirusaudiodiaries@gmail.com.

"I guess what I’m really grieving is trusting humans. I love people and I look at them as vectors and dangerous right now.” - Candace “It’s just politics or it’s press release after press release, and I was just like nope, I’m not doing it.” - Andrea All Alone is a podcast about life during a pandemic. These audio diaries were recorded during the week of April 12. This show is created and hosted by Morgan Lee and produced by Richard Clark, Sarah Cameron, and Morgan Lee. All Alone is a Useful Group podcast. We're on Instagram and Twitter at @AllAlonePod. Learn more about the project here or send us an email at coronavirusaudiodiaries@gmail.com.

I probably have too much noise, but I’m terrified of the quiet.” - Heather “How can I sort of, conciously take advantage of this new set of realities that I can engage with, but not like sitting in the silence of your own thoughts during what is kind of like a worldwise low-key existential crisis?” -Yana All Alone is a podcast about life during a pandemic. These audio diaries were recorded during the week of April 19. This show is created and hosted by Morgan Lee and produced by Richard Clark, Sarah Cameron, and Morgan Lee. All Alone is a Useful Group podcast. We're on Instagram and Twitter at @AllAlonePod. Learn more about the project here or send us an email at coronavirusaudiodiaries@gmail.com.

“The lady behind me just came into our space and started putting her own stuff on the conveyer belt." -Anja-Maria “I looked at it and it said that I was number 5,568,” -Jess All Alone is a podcast about life during a pandemic. These audio diaries were recorded during the week of April 12. This show is created and hosted by Morgan Lee and produced by Richard Clark, Sarah Cameron, and Morgan Lee. All Alone is a Useful Group podcast. We're on Instagram and Twitter at @AllAlonePod. Learn more about the project here or send us an email at coronavirusaudiodiaries@gmail.com.

“I just thought to myself, this is what heaven is like: people being really happy to be together.” - Mimi “I found it sort of like a great release just to be younger and sad about the world before things actually got really sad.” - Danielle All Alone is a podcast about life during a pandemic. These audio diaries were recorded during the week of April 12. This show is created and hosted by Morgan Lee and produced by Richard Clark, Sarah Cameron, and Morgan Lee. All Alone is a Useful Group podcast. We're on Instagram and Twitter at @AllAlonePod. Learn more about the project here or send us an email at coronavirusaudiodiaries@gmail.com.

“That person’s gone, and TBD on when or if they’re coming back.” - Lauren “There’s no wrong answer with one’s journey with their own background with race and ethnicity, but...that’s a little wrong.” - Charlene All Alone is a podcast about life during a pandemic. These audio diaries were recorded during the week of April 5. This show is created and hosted by Morgan Lee and produced by Richard Clark, Sarah Cameron, and Morgan Lee. All Alone is a Useful Group podcast. We're on Instagram and Twitter at @AllAlonePod. Learn more about the project here or send us an email at coronavirusaudiodiaries@gmail.com.

“We’re worker bees. We’re not afraid to get our hands wet and roll up our sleeves and get in there and fix stuff together.” - Victoria “Just another day in quarantine paradise.” - Monica All Alone is a podcast about life during a pandemic. These audio diaries were recorded during the week of April 5. This show is created and hosted by Morgan Lee and produced by Richard Clark, Sarah Cameron, and Morgan Lee. All Alone is a Useful Group podcast. We're on Instagram and Twitter at @AllAlonePod. Learn more about the project here or send us an email at coronavirusaudiodiaries@gmail.com.

“I think everybody in some way feels like the pandemic is specifically attacking them.” - Michael “Who do we turn to? Who do we lean on? Everybody gets it, but who’s gonna be the strong one? Who’s going to be the one that says, ‘Oh, I’ve been through something similar and this is what I did.’ No one.” - Delina All Alone is a podcast about life during a pandemic. These audio diaries were recorded during the week of April 5. This show is created and hosted by Morgan Lee and produced by Richard Clark, Sarah Cameron, and Morgan Lee. All Alone is a Useful Group podcast. We're on Instagram and Twitter at @AllAlonePod. Learn more about the project here or send us an email at coronavirusaudiodiaries@gmail.com.

“Sometimes even literally just leaving the door of our apartment to go take out the trash or check the mail feels like an endeavor.” - Heather “I guess I’m an negative Nancy. This is not a good time for me.” - Siobhan All Alone is a podcast about life during a pandemic. These audio diaries were recorded during the week of March 29. This show is created and hosted by Morgan Lee and produced by Richard Clark, Sarah Cameron, and Morgan Lee. All Alone is a Useful Group podcast. We're on Instagram and Twitter at @AllAlonePod. Learn more about the project here or send us an email at coronavirusaudiodiaries@gmail.com.

All Alone is a podcast about life during a pandemic. These audio diaries were recorded during the week of March 29. This show is created and hosted by Morgan Lee and produced by Richard Clark, Sarah Cameron, and Morgan Lee. All Alone is a Useful Group podcast. We're on Instagram and Twitter at @AllAlonePod. Learn more about the project here or send us an email at coronavirusaudiodiaries@gmail.com.

“I wouldn’t say that I’m doing okay right now. I’m not.” - Tatiana  “This is looking really bleak. It’s not really a time when people are all out to be extremely generous.” - Alyssa All Alone is a podcast about life during a pandemic. These audio diaries were recorded during the week of March 29. This show is created and hosted by Morgan Lee and produced by Richard Clark, Sarah Cameron, and Morgan Lee. All Alone is a Useful Group podcast. We're on Instagram and Twitter at @AllAlonePod. Learn more about the project here or send us an email at coronavirusaudiodiaries@gmail.com.

“What was I going to do? Run away from the ball and run away from this child?” - Jess “It was kind of a terrible birthday.” - Sebastián All Alone is a podcast about life during a pandemic. These audio diaries were recorded during the week of March 22. This show is created and hosted by Morgan Lee and produced by Richard Clark, Sarah Cameron, and Morgan Lee. All Alone is a Useful Group podcast. We're on Instagram and Twitter at @AllAlonePod. Learn more about the project here or send us an email at coronavirusaudiodiaries@gmail.com.

“We all desperately need nature, and so I’m frustrated that too many people just aren’t listening. And unfortunately the government’s gonna take it away. It’s a classic case of why we can’t have nice things.” - Sandra “This is part of the challenge of self isolation. You have to not only move beyond your own struggles, but also, create space for others.” - James All Alone is a podcast about life during a pandemic. These audio diaries were recorded during the week of March 22. This show is created and hosted by Morgan Lee and produced by Richard Clark, Sarah Cameron, and Morgan Lee. All Alone is a Useful Group podcast. We're on Instagram and Twitter at @AllAlonePod. Learn more about the project here or send us an email at coronavirusaudiodiaries@gmail.com.

“You know, for the first time in human history, the entire planet is united against the single threat.” - Lance “What is something that brought you hope this week? Nothing. Nothing at all.” - Jason All Alone is a podcast about life during a pandemic. These audio diaries were recorded during the week of March 22. This show is created and hosted by Morgan Lee and produced by Richard Clark, Sarah Cameron, and Morgan Lee. All Alone is a Useful Group podcast. We're on Instagram and Twitter at @AllAlonePod. Learn more about the project here or send us an email at coronavirusaudiodiaries@gmail.com.

“I’ll be spending two weeks just at home with very little social interaction, and, and not doing my job, which is a huge part of my identity. ” - Alicia from Raleigh, NC “I think the first thing I remember hearing about the Corona virus was, this weird disease that came about from people that were eating bats and other types of animals, and that it was getting out of hand.” - Andrea from Belize, Central America All Alone is a podcast about life during a pandemic. These audio diaries were recorded on the week of March 15.  This show is created and hosted by Morgan Lee and produced by Richard Clark, Sarah Cameron, and Morgan Lee. All Alone is a Useful Group podcast. We're on Instagram and Twitter at @AllAlonePod. Learn more about the project here or send us an email at coronavirusaudiodiaries@gmail.com.

“It’s, it’s crazy right?” — Herman, Philippines “I’m pissed. I’m really really mad.” — Siobhan, Chicago All Alone is a podcast about life during a pandemic. These audio diaries were recorded between March 20 and March 23.  This show is created and hosted by Morgan Lee and produced by Richard Clark, Sarah Cameron, and Morgan Lee. All Alone is a Useful Group podcast. We're on Instagram and Twitter at @AllAlonePod. Learn more about the project here or send us an email at coronavirusaudiodiaries@gmail.com.

Sarah Cameron Sunde is an interdisciplinary artist and director working at the intersection of performance, video and public art, including her project 36.5 /A Durational Performance with the Sea, which is an ongoing work spanning seven years and six continents. Foreground/Background is a conversation between working artists – pulling back the curtain on the real day-to-day efforts that go into making a living from our passions and the realities of dealing with the art word. In this hour long conversation we discuss: Finding your artistic direction, running a creative business, applying for grants, and more! Sarah's site: https://www.sarahcameronsunde.com/ Noah on Patreon: patreon.com/noahscalin Music by Jantrax: @jantr4x

"They said, unless my symptoms worsen, not to come into the hospital… to get a tested." — Matt, Sacramento “Look at all of these things we could have been doing all along. Look at all the ways we could have been helping each other.” — Kristen, New York All Alone is a podcast about life during a pandemic. These audio diaries were recorded on the week of March 15.  This show is created and hosted by Morgan Lee and produced by Richard Clark, Sarah Cameron, and Morgan Lee. All Alone is a Useful Group podcast. We're on Instagram and Twitter at @AllAlonePod. Learn more about the project here or send us an email at coronavirusaudiodiaries@gmail.com.

We don’t know where things are headed. But when we’re trying to later understand an event, so much gets missed when we only do so after the fact. As the coronavirus crisis has scaled to global proportions, I wanted to create something that would allow us to document our own uncertainty, anxiety, and serendipity in real time.  My hope is that after this is all over, as we listen to these recordings, we’ll have a sense of the lies we told ourselves, the truths we hoped to believe, and conviction with which we believed what at the time. Created and hosted by Morgan Lee Produced by Richard Clark, Sarah Cameron, and Morgan Lee All Alone is a Useful Group podcast. We're on Instagram and Twitter at @AllAlonePod. Learn more about the project here or send us an email at coronavirusaudiodiaries@gmail.com.

Guest: Sarah Cameron on The Hungry Steppe: Famine, Violence, and the Making of Soviet Kazakhstan published by Cornell University Press. The post The Kazakh Famine appeared first on The Eurasian Knot.

Guest: Sarah Cameron on The Hungry Steppe: Famine, Violence, and the Making of Soviet Kazakhstan published by Cornell University Press. The post The Kazakh Famine appeared first on SRB Podcast.

This episode features a loyal friend of the Shobe's, Sarah Cameron. Sarah leads an active family life and has climbed the leadership ladder in a home-based sales company called Norwex. She somehow maintains her friendships, business and customer relationships with a consistency that is hard to find.

In this episode, Jeff sits down with Sarah Cameron, associate professor of history at the University of Maryland and author of the recent book The Hungry Steppe: Famine, Violence, and the Making of Soviet Kazakhstan (Cornell University Press, 2018), which examines an important though oft-overlooked episode in Soviet collectivization, the Kazakh famine of 1930-33. They discuss the causes and consequences of the famine; Sarah’s experience researching the topic in Kazakhstan; why the Kazakh famine is so little known in the West; how Kazakh society interacts with this episode of its history; and the state (and politics) of scholarship on Soviet collectivization.   You can view Sarah’s bio, here, http://history.umd.edu/users/scameron, and you can purchase her book, here: http://www.cornellpress.cornell.edu/book/?GCOI=80140109782010   As always, keep sending us mailbag questions! If you would like to have your question answered on the podcast, send it to us! Email rep@csis.org and put “Russian Roulette” in the subject line. And, if you have one, include your Twitter handle, so we can notify you publicly when we answer your question (or, if you don’t want us to, tell us that). We look forward to hearing from you.  

In this podcast, Professor Ian McAllister, Dr Jill Sheppard and Sarah Cameron reveal the results of the latest Australian Election Study live from Parliament House. Spoiler: The 2016 survey shows significant changes of opinion that should act as a wake-up call to the major parties.

One of Newcastle's many hidden places, not open to the public, is a remnant of the Shepherds Hill defence group. A tunnel underneath Memorial Drive enabled power to be supplied to the WWII No 1 Searchlight which was situated on the face of the cliff below Strzelecki Lookout. [2013 - Carol Duncan speaks with Newcastle City Council Heritage Strategist, Sarah Cameron, about the hidden WWII tunnel underneath Memorial Drive which provided power to the No 1 Searchlight.]

One of Newcastle's many hidden places, not open to the public, is a remnant of the Shepherds Hill defence group. A tunnel underneath Memorial Drive enabled power to be supplied to the WWII No 1 Searchlight which was situated on the face of the cliff below Strzelecki Lookout. [2013 - Carol Duncan speaks with Newcastle City Council Heritage Strategist, Sarah Cameron, about the hidden WWII tunnel underneath Memorial Drive which provided power to the No 1 Searchlight.]