Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah dukes

When everyone else has given up and gone home...what does it take to be the last one standing? Trevor pays a visit to the last typewriter repair shop in Winnipeg, and finds out why 76-year-old Izu Gephter has no plans of packing it in. Jimmy Chau finished dead-last in the most recent Manitoba Marathon, and tells us what kept him going on his nearly seven-hour race. William Liu's dim sum shop in Vancouver's Chinatown has been in his family for three decades. But as boxing gyms and yoga studios move in, can small family-run businesses like his survive? Trevor writes an ode to 'that guy' - the last one to leave a party. When you feel like the odd one out in your circle, find a new circle. At the Toronto meetup group SWaNK - Single Woman and No Kids - Melissa Ramage, Sarah Dukes, and Binesh Lodhi are finding friendship, good vibes, and reminders they are not alone. Mike Parsons and his partner Georgina are the last remaining people on Little Bay Islands, a resettled community accessible only by boat. So what do you do when you live alone on an island in the North Atlantic? Mike Parsons says you stock up, wind down — and surprisingly, don't bicker. And 96-year-old Marion Marten is likely the last of the women electricians who worked on warplanes at a Toronto plant during WWII. She shares her memories of that time.

"Your talent is God's gift to you. What you do with it is your gift back to God." -Leo Buscaglia Sarah Dukes: https://www.instagram.com/sarahdukesmusic https://www.facebook.com/sarahdukesmusic/ www.sarahdukesmusic.com “Yesterday Again” by Sarah Dukes (featuring Clay Agnew) https://open.spotify.com/track/3TCGWXbPrIXJaUMKk6fK3d Jam to my new single “Warning Label” and follow me on Spotify

In this weeks episode of Gosimcha: The Podcast, we sit down with award-winning composer and pianist Sarah Dukes. Sarah Dukes […]

Sarah Dukes started playing piano when she was six years old and composed her first song at the mere age of eight. Classically trained until she was 18, the North Carolina raised pianist increasingly turned to her music and songwriting as a way of expressing herself, and by the time Sarah finished high school, she had a stirring collection of original pieces that made up her debut album, "Finding Forever", performed by world-renowned pianist, Yaron Gershovsky.   Dukes was handpicked by Whisperings-Solo Piano Radio as one of their exclusively featured solo piano artists, and her richly nuanced songs have been featured in several popular documentaries produced by Jewish Educational Media, as well as streamed on various international channels including Enlightened Piano Radio, One World Music Radio, and Pandora. Sarah's pieces have also been featured in the in-flight entertainment package for a few airlines.   Sarah recently released a new album of original piano solos, “Life Sometimes”, which has been selected a winner in the Global Music Awards and was honored with a Silver Medal for Outstanding Achievement in Music in the New Age Solo Piano and Album categories. This album was ranked #17 on Zone Music Reporter's “Top 100 Radio Airplay” chart, and was on the first round ballot for the 59th GRAMMY® Awards. Additionally, Dukes' emotional composition, "Dancing in the Dark" has been selected as a finalist in The John Lennon Songwriting Contest in the World category of 2016. The most recent releases of her singles One: Orchestrated Version, and Raining Rockets introduced a new level of musical beauty to her already powerful collection of original compositions.   Sarah's compositions offer listeners soothing, melodic arrangements bursting with an emotional energy that is unmistakably straight from the heart.   Website: www.sarahdukesmusic.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/sarahdukesmusic Instagram: www.instagram.com/sarahdukesmusic iTunes: www.itunes.com/sarahdukes Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3Spy0Y805Tz2gt1EYMci7V Pandora: www.pandora.com/artist/sarah-dukes Youtube: www.youtube.com/sarahdukesmusic

It’s no fun arguing, least of all with your ex-partner over things as important as your children, your finances and your future. That’s why I chat to Sarah Dukes, experienced mediator, family dispute resolution practitioner, teacher, coach, counsellor and the founder of Peymac Mediations. In this podcast we discuss: the crisis of change – what it is and how to cope; the most difficult decisions to make during the crisis period; how to prepare mentally for dispute resolution; the importance of a parenting plan; making the transition from an ‘intimate’ to a ‘co-parenting’ relationship; peaceful resolution ideas for sharing assets; and Sarah shares some brilliant reading material to help you and your children at this difficult time.

Allison Josephs interviews Sarah Dukes, composer whose album "Life Sometimes" has been included on the 59th GRAMMY Awards ballots.