Podcast appearances and mentions of Sarah Gray

Supplement confusion is at an all-time high, with social media feeds flooded with miracle promises targeting menopausal women. But how do you know what you actually need, what works, and what's just expensive snake oil?Pharmacist and nutritionist Sarah Gray brings her dual expertise to this conversation, offering practical guidance for navigating the overwhelming world of supplementation. Unlike most health professionals who specialise in either conventional medicine or natural approaches, Sarah bridges both worlds, providing uniquely balanced insights into what supplements might actually benefit women in midlife.This episode delivers specific, actionable advice you can use immediately. Learn the simple trick for identifying quality supplements (look for the AUST-L or AUST-R code), understand which baseline blood tests you should request from your doctor, and discover why blindly following supplement trends can waste your money and potentially harm your health. Sarah warns against the common practice of continuously adding supplements without removing any, explaining how this can lead to accidental overuse of certain nutrients.We take a deep dive into the essential blood work every midlife woman should request annually. Sarah explains how certain symptoms commonly attributed to perimenopause could signal nutritional deficiencies that won't necessarily improve with hormone therapy.And you don't want to miss our discussion about Creatine - arguably the most evidence-backed supplement for women in midlife - which offers benefits for muscle strength, mood regulation, and the immune system.Take control of your health by understanding exactly what your body needs rather than what clever marketing suggests you buy. Your journey through perimenopause and beyond deserves an evidence-based approach to supplementation that works.LinksSarah Gray - Nutrition Pharmacist websiteSarah on InstagramSarah on FacebookThe Benefits of Creatine by Dr Mary Claire HaverWhy Creatine Matters for Women 40+ by Harvard Lifestyle MedicineEffects of six-month creatine supplementation on patient- and clinician-reported outcomes, and tissue creatine levels in patients with post-COVID-19 fatigue syndromeThank you for listening to my show! Join the conversation on Instagram

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Sarah Gray's in her first political race as a candidate, but she's worked on campaigns ranging from school board to President of the United States.

This episode features nurse comedian Sarah Gray, but you may know her for her alter ego, who loves to prank call people, Sue Dillon! This southern gem joins me to chat about working as a comedian, prank calling, nursing, mental health, and being a psych provider. So settle in with a sweet tea in and listen to her dulcet, smokey tones as we jump from talking about old hags (mean nursing vets, not old people), loving the adrenaline rush of nursing, toxic exes, SANE nursing, and using comedy and content to cope. Be sure to follow us on IG: The Pod: @friends.and.enemas Sarah: @sarahsoda05 Me: @scrubhacks

In Episode 3, co-hosts Thomas Boomhower and Mark Gustavson let the Catskills out of the bag at UnQuiet – Antiques, Interiors, Insubordination in the Historic Reed Street Business District in Coxsackie, NY. Owner/Visionary Sarah Gray Miller has created a truly eclectic shopping destination and gathering place just across the street from the Hudson River. Sarah Gray takes us on her journey from magazine editor and Greene County weekender, to her hard pivot to retail and hospitality in a riverfront community on the rise. Have a listen, share with your friends, and don't forget to leave a review on your platform of choice. For more information on who we are and what we do check us out on: Our Website: https://greenecountyedc.com/ Our Facebook: /greenecountyedc Our Instagram: /greeneedc Extra Special Thank You to Sarah Gray from UnQuiet! : https://www.unquietupstate.com/

Welcome to the Art of Value Whispering podcast     Today I'm joined by stylist, Sarah Gray, who specialises in helping introverted female business owners to style themselves with confidence.   Sarah was starting to look for a new job after moving cities when her sisters suggested she start a business as a stylist. She's only heard of celebrity stylists before, but liked the idea of helping every woman to show up as her best self. She set about retraining and has been helping women ever since. ‍ Through several evolutions of her business, today she specialists in helping introverted business owners, confidently show up as the face of their business and brand.   If you've ever opened your wardrobe and declared that you have nothing to wear you are going to love everything about what Sarah is about to share in today's episode! ‍ ‍ "When it comes to style, what really matters is who you are on the inside. There isn't one perfect style. It's about discovering who are you, and how do you want to show up and be seen." - Sarah Gray ‍ In this Week's Episode... In this episode filled with valuable insights, you will discover how to: ‍ Start asking for support Feel supported as you ride the entrepreneurial rollercoaster Shake off outdated styles that no longer reflect who we are today Be yourself as an entrepreneur and how it can impact your style Find your own perfect style Confidently dress as the face of your own business ‍ ‍ "My biggest advice when finding your style is to never compare yourself to anyone else. Take inspiration from other people and how they put a look together, but it's important to be confidently you. And if you are going to invest in anything - make it a full-length mirror!" - Sarah Gray ‍ ‍ About Sarah: Sarah Gray is a personal stylist who will help you discover, define and embrace the authentic YOU, so you can show up with confidence. ‍ Sarah specialists in helping introverted female business owners to become confident in their unique personal style so they can increase their visibility on an offline, and feel as ease as the face of their brand and business. ‍ Connect with Sarah Website LinkedIn ‍ Join the Weekly Live Masterclasses : The Value Sessions ‍ Join the Dream Clients Club to access the Value Sessions, along with other business-building resources, challenges and a wonderfully supportive community. In the Next Value Session we'll be looking at: Visibility Confidence ‍ Join the Dream Clients Club here (free) > ‍ About Melitta Melitta Campbell is an award-winning business coach who is passionate about helping women confidently build and grow a business that matters, through her award-winning Value Whispering Blueprint programme. ‍ She teaches her clients a unique approach to business growth and promotion that she has termed Value Whispering: the art of gently weaving your true value through everything you do, building meaningful relationships, and gently guiding your clients to the results they seek. So no matter how soft your voice. You can create a powerful impact.   Her expertise comes from three decades of communication, marketing and leadership experience, including more than a decade of running her own businesses. As a certified mindset coach, she also coaches her clients on the inner-game of success, as well as the practicalities of starting and running a thriving business and maintaining a balanced lifestyle.   Melitta is also the best-selling author of A Shy Girl's Guide to Networking, host of the popular: The Art of Value Whispering podcast and an in-demand speaker, appearing on stages and screens internationally. ‍ Originally from the UK, she now supports her global client base from her home in Switzerland, where she lives with her husband, two daughters and fluffy pup. ‍ You can learn more about Melitta's story here.   Connect with Melitta Website        Facebook        Linkedin         Twitter         YouTube     ‍ ‍ Join the Dream Clients Club Come and join like-minded women in the FREE online community for Female Entrepreneurs. You can expect many more tips, tools and insights to support you as you build and grow your business to 6 figures and beyond! ‍ > The Dream Clients Club ‍ You May Also Enjoy... ‍ Networking with Confidence Business Success Through Style Ditching Imposter Syndrome with Clare Josa ‍ > More Podcast Episodes ‍

HEY BABY! It's time to dive into the world of prank calls with the one and only Sarah Gray better known as her alter ego Sue Dillon. Ms. Dillon is a 60 something, sassy, southern woman with a propensity for Virginia Slim cigarettes and calling people to complain. While the real Sarah Gray is a much younger nurse finishing up her studies to be a nurse practitioner who realized she could speak in a funny voice. We talk about her start in prank calls, going viral, and how juggling a serious career with a not so series hobby that is quickly overtaking everything else is going. We talk fun stuff like how it all happened and her favorite calls. But, we also talk about the less than ideal things like dealing with trolls and coming to terms with a new normal. This was a great one!_____________________________________Sarah's LinkTree to check out the pranks or request one yourself: https://linktr.ee/Sarahsoda5_____________________________________Link to all things Not in a Huff Podcast: https://linktr.ee/notinahuffpodcastPlease follow/subscribe to the podcast to be the first to see new episodes when they come out each week. Be extra awesome and rate us on Apple Podcast and Spotify! :)

Host Dr. Dani Bowie speaks with Chelsea Rolfes & Sarah Gray, Founding Clinicians of Trusted Health, transitioned from direct patient care to building and scaling a high-growth company tackling the nursing shortage and enabling health systems to transform their workforces. Together, they discuss their transition, learnings and successes, advice for nurses, and perspectives on the future of nursing. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen/

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In this week's episode of It's A Bonny Old Life, Bonny celebrates the Podcast's 1st Birthday by sharing some episode clips from a few of her lovely guests over the past year! The first guest is Bonny's sister, Annabel Andrews who, a year on, is now training to be a health coach and is going to be working with Ogden Health, which she is very excited about. You can listen to her full episode here. She then speaks to the lovely Susie Pearl, who is going to be a presenter at TEDxDaltVila this month and is currently writing a book about her near-death experience. Listen to her full episode here. Bonny chats with Alex Smallman, who, since speaking on the Podcast, has had beautiful identical twin boys! Listen to her full episode here. She then talks with the amazing stylist Sarah Gray, who is now celebrating 17 years of her styling business and Bonny still continues to use her fabulous styling and guidance tips. You can listen to her full episode here. Last but not least, Bonny speaks to Jessica Liz, who since speaking with Bonny has celebrated the 1st Birthday of Jessica-Liz Fine Art, which is a wonderful achievement. Listen to her full episode here. To keep up to speed with Bonny Snowdon, make sure you're following her on Facebook here, Instagram here, Pinterest here and TikTok here.If you haven't already, sign up to her weekly newsletter here for regular coloured pencil tips and inspiration, and you can join the Academy waitlist before the next launch here.

On this episode, we spoke with Sarah Gray, BPharm, an integrative nutritionist and the Nutrition Pharmacist, on the importance of National Nutrition Month.

If you've ever thought, “Why create my own events when I can just speak on other people's stages?” or want to know about the different types of events that make the most sense for you, or when are you even ready to host your own event, anyway? Then, how do you get people to actually want to attend?!All those questions and more will be answered in this podcast episode with Sarah Gray.Sarah is a 7-figure no BS event marketing strategist from Ireland. She launched her second business in 2019, 8 months before the pandemic hit, and surpassed the seven-figure mark in just over 1 year. (Wild, right?!)She has an unmatched track record of helping her clients achieve multi-seven-figure success, so no matter what's going on in the world, she knows how to lead you to substantial revenue gains by creating your OWN stage.In this episode, Sarah breaks down why hosting your own events is one of the BEST (and fun) ways to connect with your followers in a tough economy and how hosting events allows you experience total freedom in your business when it comes to lead generation (so you're no longer dependent on someone else's audience).To attend Sarah's next event, Elevate Your Sales from Sept 28th-30th, click here: ElevateYourSalesEvent.com/ChristinaCheck out LinkedIn Events to invite 1,000 people to your event.Connect with Sarah Gray:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sarahgraydineenLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahgraydineen/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sarahgrayevents/To jump on the waiting list for the next Pitch Publicity Profit, click here: PitchPublicityProfit.com

This week we have out very first doctor on the pod!! Dr Sarah Gray is unlike the usual stereotypical orthopaedic surgeon! She is bright, colourful, heavily tattooed and truly an inspirational boss! We discuss her pathway from dental assistance to Orthopaedic Registrar. We also cover breaking the bias when it comes to working in a male dominated industry, and dealing with people's perceptions of professionalism in healthcare! Dr Sarah's Instagram: @rosesarered_23 Our Instagram: @twohumerusnursespodcast Two Humerus Nurses Website: Click Here Email: hello@twohumerusnurses.com Shout us a coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/humerusnurses    Episode Sponsor: BetterHelp has customized online therapy that offers video, phone and live chat sessions with your therapist - so you don't have to see anyone on camera if you don't want to. As busy nurses, you can use BetterHelp at a time that suits you, in a format that works for you and that fits in with your schedule. To get 10% off your first month Click Here BetterHelp link: betterhelp.com/2HN   Music: Switch Me On by Shane Ivers www.silvermansound.com 

In this episode of It's A Bonny Old Life, Bonny is joined by style expert and consultant, Sarah Gray. Sarah shares details of her journey to confidence, explaining how problems with her skin as a child left her feeling as if she didn't want to be seen. She explains how this has helped her sympathise with the people she works with today, and how she uses her own experiences to help support others. She talks about the reasons why she loves working with other business owners and how she helps them to combat the fear of showing up. Bonny and Sarah discuss their thoughts on the importance of women in business having the support of other women in business, and they talk about how this has helped and opened new doors for them. Sarah talks about how she discovered she needed to find a better work-life balance, and explains the changes she has made and things she has introduced into her life to help her manage the emotions that come with helping other people work through their own struggles. She also gives her advice on being true to yourself, and shares her tips on building body confidence and learning to love the person you see in the mirror. To find out more about Sarah Gray, head to her website here. You can also follow her on Facebook here and Instagram here.

Tired all the time? Just feeling blah? Pharmacist and nutritionist Sarah Gray has ALL the nutrition and lifestyle solutions to get you big winter energy. WANT MORE FROM SARAH? Find out more about Sarah @the_nutrition_pharmacist or via her site, here. WANT MORE BODY + SOUL? Online: Head to bodyandsoul.com.au for your daily digital dose of health and wellness. On social: Via Instagram at @bodyandsoul_au or Facebook. Got an idea for an episode? DM host Felicity Harley on Instagram @felicityharley. On YouTube: Watch Body + Soul TV, here. In print: Each Sunday, grab Body+Soul inside The Sunday Telegraph (NSW), the Sunday Herald Sun (Victoria), The Sunday Mail (Que See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Medicinal mushrooms are STILL having their moment, so are the powders and supplements as nutritious as brands claim? Pharmacist and nutritionist Sarah Gray breaks down the health benefits of the humble mushroom.   WANT MORE FROM SARAH? To hear today's full interview, where Sarah tells you how to boost your energy - stat...search for Extra Healthy-ish wherever you get your pods. Find out more about Sarah @the_nutrition_pharmacist or via her site, here.    WANT MORE BODY + SOUL?  Online: Head to bodyandsoul.com.au for your daily digital dose of health and wellness. On social: Via Instagram at @bodyandsoul_au or Facebook. Got an idea for an episode? DM host Felicity Harley on Instagram @felicityharley.  On YouTube: Watch Body + Soul TV, here. In print: Each Sunday, grab Body+Soul inside The Sunday Telegraph (NSW), the Sunday Herald Sun (Victoria), The Sunday Mail (Queensland), Sunday Mail (SA) and Sunday Tasmanian (Tasmania).  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Are you struggling to attract people to your webinar? In episode 124 Melanie speaks with Sarah Gray about her business that helps do just that! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/monday-morning-marketing/message

ABIGAIL TRIPP has lived in London Waterloo for almost 25 years. She is an avid swimmer, cyclist and traveller and loves searching out the wild swimming and lido spots in and around London. “Being in touch with the water is so important to me.” Abigail is also a huge cycling fan and cycles all around London. Her idea of finding peace and quiet is going on early morning urban solos, a concept she first discovered while on a silent walking retreat on the west coast of Scotland near Inverie. Closer to London, one of Abigail's favourite camping and swimming destinations is to Brightlingsea Lido and to Mersea Island. Abigail is a founding member of Flux Soup, a collective musical and artistic group who initiate creative events around theatre, music and song. At last year's Waterloo Festival, they collaborated with writer Sarah Gray in a production of Sarah's written work, entitled Heartwood. On our walk from Archbishop's Park in London SE1 she took me to the Thames and along the path between Lambeth Bridge and Westminster Bridge passing the Covid Memorial Wall of red and pink hearts. Where our discussion turns to cycling and Abigail's involvement in Wednesday morning cycle rides for women, as well as the plans she has for community building at St John's Waterloo through art, and collective creativity. To contact Abigail at St Johns, Waterloo go to: https://stjohnswaterloo.org/ To go cycling with Abigail or others go to: https://www.letsride.co.uk/ To know more about Flux Soup go to: https://fluxsoup.weebly.com/ Facebook: Flux Soup ; Instagram: @fluxsouparts To find out about your podcast host EMMA go to https://www.travellingthrough.co.uk/ A big thanks to MARISKA Martina at https://www.mariskamartina.com/ for creating our wonderful podcast jingle!  

In this episode, Cherise is joined by Sarah Gray, P.Eng., Principal and Building Science Specialist, RDH Building Science Inc. Sarah is a self-proclaimed building science nerd, having worked on the design of new buildings and repairs to existing buildings for over 20 years. She shares her experience retrofitting Social housing apartment towers in Toronto, Ontario. These apartment towers, built in the 1960s, are mid to high rise towers, made of a concrete block structure with brick cladding. Retrofitting this typology presented unique challenges and opportunities - complexities in management have led to the buildings receiving no maintenance or upgrades in 20 years or more, typical government processes seek lowest bids from contractors who may not have experience working with existing buildings, and outdated standards of construction techniques and building codes make retrofitting more complex. Check out more details at https://www.arcat.com/podcast (ARCAT). If you enjoy this show, you can find similar content at https://gablmedia.com/ (Gābl Media).

Sarah Gray of Sarah Gray coaching explains how to tread the line between boasting at work and making sure your boss knows your value. She has some LinkedIn tips for PJ. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A look back at our favorite 2021 interviews! FEBRUARY 2021 In January of 2020, after drinking 1 gallon of tequila and ingesting 600 pills, Sarah found herself waking up in a hospital, pissed as all get out that the administration did not follow her “do not resuscitate” orders. Having been in and out of numerous treatment facilities, separated from her husband and child for years, suffering from mental and physical illnesses since childhood, with no will to live, Sarah's self-worth was in debt and she felt it time to file for bankruptcy. With the power of prayer and universal good juju from a slew of strangers responding to a social media post, Sarah miraculously came out of a 5-day coma with all her faculties about her. This is the story of Sarah Gray Perez; In this episode Lori & Sarah discuss: Mental health/illness with the intent to educate and normalize conversation Co-occurring disorder Self-love and self-worth Grief and loss Suicide ideation Marital stress; separation Loss of child custody Degenerative back disorder and associated chronic pain Child diagnosis Bi-polar disorder Generalized anxiety disorder Borderline personality disorder PTSD Dissociative disorder Over medicating for mental illness How the dollar store can bring joy to your recovery FOR ALL THINGS THE RECOVERY HOUR: www.therecoveryhour.com www.loriwindfeldt.com  IG: @the.recovery.hour.podcast FB: @therecoveryhourpodcast CH: @therecoveryhour FOR 24/7 CRISIS SUPPORT PLEASE CALL: USA: 1.800.273.8255 CANADA: 1.833.456.4566 AUSTRALIA: 13 11 14

This is a wonderful time of year to travel along the country lanes and see the beautiful fields and the healthful skies above. The green earth is beginning to turn to gold and soon the reddish harvest moon, like a beacon from another planet will beam down on our world.Recently I received a letter from a writer and poet in Florida. Sarah Gray has given permission to use her beautiful thoughts in this week's warm thoughts column.God Owns it AllGod owns the cattle on a thousand hills-The gold in every mine,The oceans deep - the mountains steep,The red wood and the pine.The meadows green; the country stream;The rumbling waterfall,All of these were created by His hand and God owns them all.The dove on wing - the birds that sing.He created summer, winter, autumn, spring.The flowers in bloom - The world in tune - with nature's harmony,Yes, God created all these including you and me.He stretched the skies across open space,And hung every star in placeHe also hung the moon and sun,His work was finished - it was a job well done.-Sarah GrayThe autumn season of the year is a favorite season for many people. Someone may drop by to visit you ‘over a cup of tea' and perhaps you can share Sarah's lovely poem.Words of Wisdom from the Voice of a Child: “God must listen to the prayers of Americans real close because he has given them so much to be thankful for.”Have a beautiful autumn day!Warm Thoughts from the Little Home on the Prairie Over a Cup of Tea by Luetta G. WernerPublished in the Marion Record September 21st, 1995Download the Found Photo Freebie and cherish your memories of the past.Enjoy flipping through the Vintage Photo Book on your coffee table.I hope you enjoyed this podcast episode! Please follow along on this journey by going to visualbenedictions.com or following me on Instagram, Facebook, and Pinterest. You can listen to the podcast on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Stitcher, and Overcast. And don't forget to rate and review so more people can tune in! I'd greatly appreciate it.Till next time,Trina

A special live edition of The Moth from Tarrytown, New York. Hosted by Ophira Eisenberg, with additional hosting by Jay Allison. A man faces his fear or fatherhood; a daughter revisits difficult memories and her childhood home; and a mother witnesses the impact of her son's life. To see photos from this week's episode visit: TheMoth.org The Moth Radio Hour is produced by The Moth and Jay Allison of Atlantic Public Media in Woods Hole, Massachusetts. Storytellers: Adam Linn, Morgan Zipf-Meister, and Sarah Gray.

Sarah Gray of Middle Sackville, NS explains why she travelled to Montreal and paid $15,000 to have her breast implants removed. We hear about a lack of farm workers on PEI that's affecting the blueberry harvest. And on the phone-in: Authors Ellie Topp & Phil Moscovitch give tips for jams, jellies, preserves, pickling and fermenting

Dr. Sarah Gray and Bonnie talk about the dynamics of the employer loyalty model of staffing, preparation of new nurses, and how this will impact patient care in the future. We also discuss the paradox of advanced degrees in nursing and the importance of having an adequate supply of well-trained nurses to provide patient care. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-e-gray-dnp-rn-cen-faen-bb4a3464/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A long-awaited conversation with a leader in the field of health psychology from Boston, Dr. Sarah Gray. In this episode, you will gain her expertise on health psychology and brain health from the many roles she has in her career including program director, instructor at the Harvard Medical School, researcher, and psychotherapist. She was drawn to this field early on, having come from a family of healers. Dr. Gray collaborated on a team of other experts in a pivotal project called the "U.S. National Impact Report," which studied the emotional impact of COVID-19 and developed a reliable and valid instrument for other researchers to use. Dr. Gray read Brain Dance in advance of the release, and shares her experience working with patients who have been diagnosed with, or might be experiencing traumatic brain injury or Post-Concussion Syndrome. She also shares her experience working with individuals who have long-lasting brain impairments from COVID-19, many resembling chronic brain injuries. She also lets us into her more personal passions, sharing about her love for art, and how she sometimes uses art therapy as a means of exploration and reflection. Biography: Sarah Gray, Psy.D. is a Harvard Medical School Instructor, and a clinical health psychologist in Boston Area hospitals and at her private practice, Integrative Psychology, PC in Arlington, MA. She provides psychotherapy, behavioral medicine, and biofeedback and neurofeedback to her patients and has a particular area of specialty and interest in treating patients who have experienced the effects of a brain injury.

This week we are joined by the amazing Sarah Gray, of Bloom & Gray flower farm in Yorkshire aka Sarah #1 for the purposes of telling them apart!

I talked to SI Now representatives Sarah Gray and Jennifer Olson about the SI Now success initiative and what makes Southern Illinois so good for business and living.

In the twenty-ninth episode of Season 3 (Manifest Destiny) Kyle is joined by script supervisor Katy Baldwin and fellow cinephile Sarah Gray to discuss the feminist perspective on traveling the frontier with men too prideful to realize they're wrong in Kelly Reichardt's lyrical, quiet, and ponderous Meek's Cutoff.

Dr. Sarah Gray is an Associate Professor in the Northern Medical Program at the University of Northern British Columbia and an Affiliate Associate Professor in the Department of Cellular & Physiological Sciences at UBC. Dr. Gray’s work examines the biological mechanisms of metabolism as it relates to obesity and type 2 diabetes.

In the twenty-second episode of Season 3 (Manifest Destiny) Kyle is joined by fellow cinephile Sarah Gray and stunt actor Danny Hernandez (of the BJ Factory) to discuss the truly epic in scale and ambitious in subject matter George Stevens credible yet uneven love letter to the state of Texas its people and its uncomfortable complicated history in Giant

This is the last day of April. The month of April has been National Poetry Month. It is interesting that a dear friend in Florida sent me in the mail, an original poem she wrote on her birthday. It is such a joy to be able to share with the readers of this warm thoughts column, the gems of thought and poetry. So thanks to Sarah Gray for her precious thoughts. Little pleasures. Oh, the joy of little pleasures tucked away in memory's treasures. Hummingbirds and butterflies, the clear blue of summer skies. Fragrant flowers wet with dew, prism colors of rainbow hue. Baby's breath and baby soft skin, little drools on baby's chin. Baby smiles and baby's coos, the things that make baby book news. A pretty car with words that rhyme, the distant peel of church bells chime. Quiet time, a good book, heads that turn for a second look. Time spent together, small talk, an afternoon nap or an afternoon walk. A smile exchanged over a cup of tea, a confidence confided just to me. A box of chocolate, a compliment, when most needed, heaven sent. The peaceful calm of a gentle breeze, I sense God's touch in all of these. A phone call or visit from a friend, little pleasures, just never end. This past week, poetry took precedence over politics at the White House. President Clinton and First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton, hosted the present and two past Poets Laureate. The trio read from the legacy of American poetry. The event is the third in a series of Presidential Millennium evenings, designed to showcase the views of scholars and artists as the century closes. Thanks again dear readers, for sharing your warm thoughts. More Warm Thoughts: How beautiful a day can be when kindness touches it. Remember the first Thursday in May is National Day of Prayer. May you have many warm thoughts in this post Easter season. Warm Thoughts from the Little Home on the Prairie Over a Cup of Tea by Luetta G. Werner.Published in the Marion Record April, 30 1998.Download the Found Photo Freebie and cherish your memories of the past.Enjoy flipping through the Vintage Photo Book on your coffee table.I hope you enjoyed this podcast episode! Please follow along on this journey by going to visualbenedictions.com or following me on Instagram, Facebook, and Pinterest. You can listen to the podcast on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Stitcher, and Overcast. And don’t forget to rate and review so more people can tune in! I’d greatly appreciate it.Till next time,Trina

In the seventh episode of Season 3 (Manifest Destiny) Kyle is joined by fellow cinephiles Sarah Gray and Ryan Smith to discuss Samuel Fuller's subversive and feminist western Forty Guns, and all of its innuendo, character driven splendor, and shocking memorable moments.

Dr Camilla Janssen talks to Dr Sarah Gray, a menopausal specialist, who will share some hints and tips for a successful consultation.…..within the constraints of a 10-minute appointment schedule. She will cover: Identifying the issue Risk assessment Offering suitable management options Providing advice and information Followed by a Question-and-Answer session.

In the fifth episode of Season 3, Manifest Destiny, Kyle is joined by fellow podcaster Zax Protzmann (of the West Coast Popcast) and cinephile Sarah Gray to discuss the first example of the anti-western, William A. Wellman's searing and and unsubtle critique of emerging fascism and mob mentality placing it in the confines of emotional and corruptible frontier justice in The Ox-Bow Incident.

In January of 2020, after drinking 1 gallon of tequila and ingesting 600 pills, Sarah found herself waking up in a hospital, pissed as all get out that the administration did not follow her “do not resuscitate” orders. Having been in and out of numerous treatment facilities, separated from her husband and child for years, suffering from mental and physical illnesses since childhood, with no will to live, Sarah's self-worth was in debt and she felt it time to file for bankruptcy. With the power of prayer and universal good juju from a slew of strangers responding to a social media post, Sarah miraculously came out of a 5-day coma with all her faculties about her. This is the story of Sarah Gray Perez ; In this episode Lori & Sarah discuss: Mental health/illness with the intent to educate and normalize conversation Co-occurring disorder Self-love and self-worth Grief and loss Suicide ideation Marital stress; separation Loss of child custody Degenerative back disorder and associated chronic pain Child diagnosis Bi-polar disorder Generalized anxiety disorder Borderline personality disorder PTSD Dissociative disorder Over medicating for mental illness How the dollar store can bring joy to your recovery   FOR ALL THINGS THE RECOVERY HOUR: www.therecoveryhour.com www.loriwindfeldt.com  IG: @the.recovery.hour.podcast FB: @therecoveryhourpodcast CH: @therecoveryhour FOR 24/7 CRISIS SUPPORT PLEASE CALL: USA: 1.800.273.8255 CANADA: 1.833.456.4566 AUSTRALIA: 13 11 14

If you glance at the title of this episode and assume you know what it's all about... you're partially correct. On this special edition of the show, we'll talk about the Parkland School Shooting at Majory Stoneman Douglas High School by expelled student Nikolas Cruz. You'll hear how he, despite having a record of mental and emotional instability, legally bought an assault rife that he used to kill 17 people. We'll get deeper into the comparison to Columbine and what is being done with gun control. And finally, where it all stands in 2021.Research and script coordinating by Adam Messinger - adammessinger.com Subscribe to 10 Minute Murder and let your freinds know about this podcast.Connect on social media.Sources for this episode: Washington Post articles by Katie Zezima and Tim Craig, Emma Brown, Sarah Larimer and Moriah Balingit collaborating on one article together.A New York Times article by Michael Schulman, NPR Morning Edition, A Refinery 29 piece by Ellie Belle, A History of Gun Control for Time Magazine by Sarah Gray, and You’re Wrong About Episode #20 “Columbine.” If you’re interested in learning more about the movement please consider watching After Parkland or visiting MarchforOurLives.com for more information. 

James and Matt chat to Sarah, creator of the PoliticsMadeSimple instagram page, about her perseptives on politics, Stephen Nolan and Instagram.

For three years now, the Olive Wellness Institute has proudly helped promote and disseminate the growing body of health-related evidence for olive products. This podcast is a part of that initiative – where listeners can hear first-hand from a range of international health and nutritional experts discussing the health benefits of extra virgin olive oil, olive leaf extract and other products of the olive tree. For this last episode of Season 1, Sarah Gray, General Manager of the Olive Wellness Institute, reflects on the past 3 years since the Institute’s foundation. Olive Wellness Institute https://olivewellnessinstitute.org/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the twenty-ninth episode of Season 2, Noir Means Noir, Kyle is joined by streamer Daniel Lopez (of the Corrupt Immoral channel) and cinephile Sarah Gray to discuss the use of societal anxiety, paranoia, and existential struggle imbedded in the noir and how it transplanted itself in the post-war hell hole of Japan in Akira Kurosawa's moral parable Drunken Angel.

Welcome to the eleventh episode of this year's Podmas - today's episode is with Zoe Kiff from Honest Riders, Martha Lily Thompson from Martha Lily Photography, and Sarah Gray from Rider Eye. On this festive episode, we'll be talking about great gifts for loved ones, different Christmases, time hacks, a bit of business chat, and the ladies will also be answering some slightly random Christmas based questions too! Small & Supercharged Podmas will be running each week day until 24th December, with each episode featuring members of the Small & Supercharged Mastermind group. If you tune in, please do screenshot, share, and tag us all - let's spread a little Christmas cheer! Intro music- "Jingle bells" by scottholmesmusic.com

From herbalists to passionate foodies, the olive plant is widely regarded for both its delicious fare as well as its medicinal properties. So, how does one identify a good quality olive oil from those of lesser quality? What are the differences between olive oil, olive tapenade and olive leaf and what do these differences mean? What is the current research into olive oil and olive leaf telling us? If you've ever pondered these questions, with the help of Sarah Gray we dive deep into the world of the olive plant and unravel the science that makes this plant a champion when it comes to being a 'food-as-medicine'. Find today's show notes and transcript here: https://www.fxmedicine.com.au/podcast/food-medicine-science-olive-plant-sarah-gray *****DISCLAIMER: The information provided on FX Medicine is for educational and informational purposes only. The information provided is not, nor is it intended to be, a substitute for professional advice or care. Please seek the advice of a qualified health care professional in the event something you learn here raises questions or concerns regarding your health.*****

In the ninth episode of Season 2, Noir Means Noir, Kyle is joined by screenwriter David Gutierrez and fellow cinephile Sarah Gray to discuss the elusive and unconventional noir about cynical con artistry and the ironic fall from grace in the world of carnies from melodramatist Edmund Goulding and starring a transformed Tyrone Power, Nightmare Alley.

On this demo episode we chat with Chef Koo Pillay and Sarah Gray about the SA Chefs Association.  What does the association do and what some of the plans are going forward.

Dr Sarah Gray discusses the most vital stage of the breeding process and how best to prepare for foaling down.

This week is the podcast's one-year anniversary! In celebration of this achievement, I invited my long-time friend and client, Sarah Gray, to guest host the pod and interview me for a change. We chatted about the steps I've taken to run a feminist and social justice-oriented business, what I look for in an ideal client, some of the struggles I've had to overcome as a business owner, and more. You can find the show notes and a full transcript of this episode at www.shohrehdavoodi.com/57.

Today on Amplify Nursing we talk with Sarah Gray, founding nurse and clinician at Trusted Health, a company that reimagines how nurses work through unparalleled transparency, efficiency, and technology. As a clinical nurse working at the bedside Sarah felt like she wanted a different perspective on how to innovate and creatively solve for the problems she was seeing in her practice. Unsure how to move her career in that direction she was ultimately drawn away from the bedside to the health tech scene in San Francisco. Today she is helping to lead the change in the clinical and non-traditional nursing workforces, which she hopes will eventually allow for more sustainability and growth in the profession.

Jess chats to Sarah about her crazy job, her drama group and the key to chatting about her faith with her friends.

Sarah Gray was 3 months pregnant with twins when she found out that one of them had a rare birth defect. He died 6 days after he was born. Sarah and Leah talk about how we never really get over these awful events. Instead, we can see them as an opportunity to grow. Sarah Gray is the author of the award-winning, Washington Post bestseller, A Life Everlasting: The Extraordinary Story of One Boys Gift to Medical Science. Her work and her family's story has been featured on CNN, WNYC's RadioLab, The Moth RadioHour, TED Talk of the Day, The Associated Press, Science Magazine, Reader's Digest, The Atlantic and other major media outlets. Sarah Gray is an organ, eye, tissue, and blood donation advocate and regularly speaks around the country.

As the coronavirus pandemic sweeps across the globe, citizens everywhere are becoming aware of just how strained our healthcare systems are and their vulnerabilities when extraordinary, unscheduled demands are placed on them. COVID-19 brought into sharp focus the critical need to swiftly mobilize our healthcare workforce-- in particular, highly trained and skilled nurses needed to screen, test, and care for patients, families, and communities. In this episode, nurses Sarah Gray and Dan Weberg explain how they and the nurses at Trusted Health are modernizing, personalizing, and rapidly mobilizing our healthcare talent and workforce. 

Mom Story – Misconceptions in Motherhood with Sarah Gray   Before we become mothers it is common for our experiences, paths and research to already guide us down the path to the type of mother we want to be or parenting style we want to follow. Sometimes when baby comes this path fits perfectly and is exactly what we pictures but often times, it is not. Misconceptions in parenting styles can lead us to think that even if it is not as you imagined, you chose it so it is what it is. Sarah believed that Attachment Parenting was the perfect path for her and guess what? 10 months in, it still is. This style of parenting fits her family well in so many areas but there was one that didn’t go as she imagined…sleep! Mentors in her life who choose the same parenting style and the research she did in the area made her think that if she chose this path, sleepless nights would just be a thing. Sarah realized, she could have both!   To access the help Sarah did in reaching her sleep goals – check out https://www.samanthadayconsulting.com/nix-those-night-wakings-series/   To find out more about Samantha or to join her – Website – https://www.samanthadayconsulting.com/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/samanthadaysleepconsulting/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/samanthadaysleepconsulting/

Dr. Nancy Scott, veterinarian and co-owner of Horizon Veterinary Specialists, joins Dr. Bunny to discuss veterinary care and so much more.  Horizon Veterinary Specialists is a small animal specialty & emergency hospital providing 24-hour, 7-days-a-week care for your pets. Dr. Scott shares the story of how she decided to become a veterinarian, and it was quite an interesting journey!  Tune in and learn more about Dr. Nancy Scott and Horizon Veterinary Specialists.  A very informative interview! About Dr. Nancy Scott, MS, DVM, DACVECC: Nancy Scott, MS, DVM, DACVECC is a board certified Emergency and Critical Care Specialist. She received her Bachelors of Science degree in 1992 from Santa Clara University and her Masters of Science in Biology from the University of Michigan. Dr. Scott continued her education at the University of California, Davis where she earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree. Dr. Scott completed a rotating internship at the University of Minnesota's Veterinary Teaching Hospital then returned to UC Davis to complete her residency in Small Animal Emergency and Critical Care. Dr. Scott has presented lectures on subjects including head trauma, mechanical ventilation and fluid resuscitation. After completing her residency in 2005, Dr. Scott moved to Ventura where she joined a local veterinary specialty hospital and established a renowned emergency and critical care department. She is particularly knowledgeable in critical patient anesthesia, post-operative patient management, poly-trauma and management of severe electrolyte disturbances. About Horizon Veterinary Specialists: Your pet is part of your family and deserves the highest quality in specialty and emergency care. We are passionate about what we do and are here for you and your pet 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. We are committed to working closely with you and your family veterinarian to provide the best possible care for your pet. Horizon Veterinary Specialists opened on August 1, 2018. We were founded by five, local board-certified veterinary experts in their fields. Horizon Veterinary Specialists is open 24/7 for your small animal Specialty and Emergency Veterinary needs. Our hospital serves Ventura, Santa Barbara, and the surrounding counties. Well respected Criticalists, Dr. Sarah Gray and Dr. Nancy Scott, are both board-certified by the American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care. Together they founded Emergency Veterinary Care (EVC), an after-hours emergency facility in Ventura, in late 2016.  They were joined initially by Dr. Mary Ellen McLoughlin, a highly experienced Emergency Veterinarian. Dr. Amy Rhoades, Dr. Melissa Herrera and Dr. Theresa Ortega, all board-certified by the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine, joined shortly thereafter. We transitioned to Horizon Veterinary Specialists and opened its doors in August of 2018.  The five board-certified veterinarians have been providing specialty veterinary care in the Ventura community for many years and bring over 70 years of collective internal medicine, emergency and critical care experience. Contact Dr. Nancy Scott and Horizon Veterinary Specialists at (805) 856-0290 or e-mail: info@horizonvets.com Horizon Veterinary Specialists is located at 5280 Valentine Road, Suite 120, in Ventura, California. Contact Dr. Bunny Vreeland at (805) 482-8111 or E-mail: Bunny@BunnyVreeland.com Also visit: https://bunnyvreeland.org/  https://vreelandcollege.org/   https://upgradeyourlifewithdrbunny.com     https://communicatewithanyone.wordpress.com/

On this episode I chat with the fascinating Sarah Gray We speak briefly about her journey in the culinary world and touch on her personal journey.  She quite literally creates flavours for the food industry and has launched a series of flavours to mix with your favourite drinks called Drinkology   sarah@sarahgray.co.za

Our guests for the final episode of the decade are Maggie Miller & Randy Miller, the father/daughter duo behind Scottish Kings Gin, and Sarah Gray Miller of Saveur.The holiday season is all about food and community. There’s no better time to show your support for food radio by becoming a member! Lend your voice and help HRN continue to spreading the message of equitable, sustainable, and delicious food – together, we can change minds and build a better food system. Go to heritageradionetwork.org/donate  today to become a crucial part of the HRN community.HRN Happy Hour is powered by Simplecast. 

Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte Bibiliography: In Search of Anne Bronte by Nick Holland, (2016). - As the title indicates, this book focuses on Anne but it gives a rounded view of the family and their circumstances. Wuthering Bites by Sarah Gray (2010) - In which Heathcliff is a vampire. Didn't bother to read it, but had to include it here to show the range of fan fiction.   Film and televion adaptations of WH. Please forgive omissions. There are so many! Ratings out of 5 stars. 1920 - Wuthering Heights, starring Colette Brettel and Warwick Ward - silent screen adaptation - I have not seen it. 1939 - Wuthering Heights, starring Merle Oberon and Laurence Olivier - 3 stars: Worth-seeing, though the content is sanitized for the Hollywood censors and the actors' looks are beautified for the tastes of the day. 1948 - Wuthering Heights (British TV adaption) - starring Katherine Blake and Kieron Moore - have not seen it. 1962 - Wuthering Heights, starring Keith Mitchell and Claire Bloom - have not seen it. 1967 - Wuthering Heights (British TV series), starring Angela Scoular and Ian McShane - 1 1/2 stars: McShane has the Heathcliff glower down to the tee. But little else about this slow-paced drama is engaging. 1970 - Wuthering Heights, starring Anna Calder-Marshall and Timothy Dalton - 4 stars: I saw this for my 13th birthday. It was my first taste of WH. My friends and I were so in love with Timothy Dalton. Nice dark perspective that maintains a lush emotional and physical violence along with the feral sexiness. 1978 - Wuthering Heights (TV series one season), starring John Duttine and Amanda Root  - have not seen it 1992 - Emily Brontë's Wuthering Heights, starring Juliette Binoche and Ralph Fiennes - 2 stars: Fiennes is more mean and brittle than dark and brooding, while Binoche is too refined for Kathy. 1998 - Wuthering Heights, starring Robert Cavanah and Orla Brady - have not seen it. 2003 Wuthering Heights, starring Erika Christensen and Mike Vogel - modern day loose adaptation, I haven't seen it. 2009 - Wuthering Heights (limited TV series), starring Charlotte Riley and Tom Hardy - 4 1/2 stars: These 2 actors are the among the best to assay these roles. They both have the acting heft and temperment to manage the layers these characters embody. Though note to ITV, for God's and all our sakes please get some better wigs. Only someone as massively talented as Tom Hardy could overcome that mop on his head. 2011 - Wuthering Heights, starring Kaya Scodelario and James Howson - 1 1/2 stars: Director Andrea Arnold's films, while interesting, are low in energy and understated. This style does not serve a wild Gothic ghost story. The film is a faded husk. (On the other hand, many critics lauded it.)

Meet Sarah Gray, BSN RN, a founding clinician at Trusted Health, the California-based team of nurses and innovators that are reimagining how healthcare staffing works. They staff LPNs, RNs, and CNPs in temporary jobs (like travel assignments) as well as full-time staff positions. They kindly sponsored the last 4 episodes and today we get to chat.Sarah is here to talk about lots of things, including a new way to find opportunities in nursing. Call it what you will...travel nursing, contract nursing, agency nursing...this is the new and improved version for the modern nurse. It’s like social media for awesome nursing jobs. You can fill out a resume-quality profile, cruise jobs on the app and even have employers seek you out. Adrianne and Sarah cover a lot more than that in this highly-informative episode. You’ll want to listen if you are considering being a traveling nurse (you can do it locally, too!), or if you already travel and you want an agency that listens to you more.Sarah talks about:-What nurses want from job searches and placement. -How her skills as a Pediatric bedside nurse translated into this start-up opportunity.-Why the traditional contract nursing system doesn’t put nurses first.-How to decide what you want from your career and future plans.-How nurse advocates change the travel nursing game.-Trusted Health wants to see nurses happy, fulfilled and in the jobs they want.Please check them out if you’ve got the itch to try something new. They will make it really easy for you.www.trustedhealth.com/uncensored————————Want more nursing-related content?

Hi everyone! Come and join the Next Level Money Mindset Facebook Group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/232109381421665/ - learn how to EARN your worth, up-level your bank account and live a FIRST CLASS life! If you want to know more about what sales REALLY is then this is the episode for you. I'm talking to Sales and Communication Expert Sarah Gray and she is dispelled some of the BIGGEST sales misconceptions. Don't miss out on joining Sarah's amazing 6 week program to teach you all you need to know about sales to grow you business! Click the link below to find out more: https://sarahgraycoaching.lpages.co/communication_to_cash/ You can also find Sarah on instagram at www.instagram.com/sarahgray_ If you have any episode suggestions then let me know at www.instagram.com/victoria.maskell or email me at victoria@victoriamaskell.com Have a lovely day everyone! Victoria x

Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte Bibiliography: In Search of Anne Bronte by Nick Holland, (2016). - As the title indicates, this book focuses on Anne but it gives a rounded view of the family and their circumstances. Wuthering Bites by Sarah Gray (2010) - In which Heathcliff is a vampire. Didn't bother to read it, but had to include it here to show the range of fan fiction.   Film and televion adaptations of WH. Please forgive omissions. There are so many! Ratings out of 5 stars. 1920 - Wuthering Heights, starring Colette Brettel and Warwick Ward - silent screen adaptation - I have not seen it. 1939 - Wuthering Heights, starring Merle Oberon and Laurence Olivier - 3 stars: Worth-seeing, though the content is sanitized for the Hollywood censors and the actors' looks are beautified for the tastes of the day. 1948 - Wuthering Heights (British TV adaption) - starring Katherine Blake and Kieron Moore - have not seen it. 1962 - Wuthering Heights, starring Keith Mitchell and Claire Bloom - have not seen it. 1967 - Wuthering Heights (British TV series), starring Angela Scoular and Ian McShane - 1 1/2 stars: McShane has the Heathcliff glower down to the tee. But little else about this slow-paced drama is engaging. 1970 - Wuthering Heights, starring Anna Calder-Marshall and Timothy Dalton - 4 stars: I saw this for my 13th birthday. It was my first taste of WH. My friends and I were so in love with Timothy Dalton. Nice dark perspective that maintains a lush emotional and physical violence along with the feral sexiness. 1978 - Wuthering Heights (TV series one season), starring John Duttine and Amanda Root  - have not seen it 1992 - Emily Brontë's Wuthering Heights, starring Juliette Binoche and Ralph Fiennes - 2 stars: Fiennes is more mean and brittle than dark and brooding, while Binoche is too refined for Kathy. 1998 - Wuthering Heights, starring Robert Cavanah and Orla Brady - have not seen it. 2003 Wuthering Heights, starring Erika Christensen and Mike Vogel - modern day loose adaptation, I haven't seen it. 2009 - Wuthering Heights (limited TV series), starring Charlotte Riley and Tom Hardy - 4 1/2 stars: These 2 actors are the among the best to assay these roles. They both have the acting heft and temperment to manage the layers these characters embody. Though note to ITV, for God's and all our sakes please get some better wigs. Only someone as massively talented as Tom Hardy could overcome that mop on his head. 2011 - Wuthering Heights, starring Kaya Scodelario and James Howson - 1 1/2 stars: Director Andrea Arnold's films, while interesting, are low in energy and understated. This style does not serve a wild Gothic ghost story. The film is a faded husk. (On the other hand, many critics lauded it.)  

In this conversation which took place during The Midlife Movement Membership launch week, I ask Sarah, what is style? Plus she tells us about her "Wardrobe Wow" - a course created especially for The Midlife Movement. www.sarahgrayimage.co.uk The Midlife Movement can help you embrace your middle years with less stress and more joy! How? Join our free Facebook Group (be sure to answer the questions) Download our free resources: www.themidlifemovement.com And Join us in The Midlife Movement Community. For less than the price of lunch with friends, you'll be getting confidence, friendship, knowledge and support. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-midlife-movement/message

Eosinophilic Esophagitis affects so many around the globe. In this episode, I am joined by Sarah Gray and her daughter Bella all the way from Australia. Together, they share their story of Bella's diagnosis as a toddler, their journey to her 16th birthday (today, in fact!), and what inspired Sarah to start ausEE, Inc., a charity dedicated to improving lives affected by eosinophilic disorders. https://www.ausee.org. Let's keep the conversation going at caringforeoe@gmail.com.    

Sarah is an author living with Motor Neurons Disease. Published by Claret Press, Sarah writes supernatural stories, saying she loves the uncertainty and the fact that anything could happen. Half Life has been adopted by the NHS to help teach palliative care staff and indeed we will discuss how Sarah has come to terms with her illness in this episode. Hopefully she will have enlighten us all as to how we should pay thanks to all the positives in the world by the end of the podcast.

True story: A woman is overjoyed to learn that not only is she pregnant, but that she’s carrying twins. Then doctors make a devastating discovery. One of the children has developed a fatal birth defect and will not survive long outside the womb. The news is soul crushing.   But the woman and her husband are determined that their child’s life, however brief, will have great purpose. Prior to giving birth, they arrange to donate the boy’s eyes, organs, and blood to medical research. And the impact of those gifts would turn out to be extraordinary.   Countless lives are now being positively impacted because of the couple’s heart-wrenching decision. Indeed, his short life touched more people than many who inhabit the earth for 80 years or longer.   They did not realize it at the time, but the impact would also extend beyond human life as the lives of countless animals would also be spared because of the donations.   On this special episode of The Exam Room™ Podcast, "The Weight Loss Champion" Chuck Carroll sits down Sarah Gray who details an emotional journey that began before birth and continued on long after the death of her son, Thomas, as she tracked down the researchers were using the organs as part of trailblazing medical science.   Gray has also chronicled the story in the book A Life Everlasting, which she dedicated to Thomas.   Chuck is also joined by Kristie Sullivan who is the Vice President of Research Policy for the Physicians Committee. She has interesting insight on the specific diseases that are benefitting from organ and tissue donation, including the leading forms of cancer.   Kristie also details how animals can be spared from medical research because of your decision to donate!   Follow   Twitter: @ChuckCarrollWLC / @PCRM   IG: @ChuckCarrollWLC / @PhysiciansCommittee   Share the Show   Please pass along what you’ve learned on the show by sharing it with a friend and by subscribing on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or many other podcast providers. Also, please leave 5-star rating.

This week it’s the turn of hugely prolific and highly sough-after producer, Sarah Gray, to sit across from me as we put it together. Of course, the first question on my lips and perhaps yours is, “what does a theatre producer actually do?” And from there we get into the nuts and bolts of it... View Article The post Sarah Gray appeared first on Putting it Together.

“Stucco is an exterior finish, and more specifically, we tend to think of it as an exterior plaster finish. In some of the literature and in architectural dictionaries, stucco can be used for both exterior and interior finish work, but really in this day and age, we talk about plaster, particularly in North America, for interior work.” —Sarah Gray, an engineer with RDH Building Science

Show Theme: Finding Your PurposeShow Title: Discover How You Can Use the Events in Your Life to Lead You Closer to Finding Your Purpose as You Live Full OutEpisode: 2018.4.37The Living Full Out Show wants you to realize how to get closer to finding your purpose. Maybe there is a particular moment that sparked inspiration in you, when you learned what it is you are passionate about. Perhaps a specific event, made you feel clarity in what it is you need to pursue in your life. Finding out what it is you are here to accomplish and do in this world is a part of life’s journey, and the discovery can lead you towards living full out.Our first caller, Nichelle, has been unemployed, but recently found a promising job position that she wants to apply for. Nichelle is afraid, however, of informing her potential employer about her pregnancy, because it might sway their decision in offering her the job. Tune in to hear how Nancy suggests communicating to the employer why she is the best candidate. Listen to learn how Nancy guides Nichelle to tell her future employer about her pregnancy.Our second caller Bryanna has her Bachelor’s degree and is currently pursuing her Master’s degree in Journalism. Bryanna asks Nancy how to secure a job that she can turn into a career. Listen to Nancy advise her to learn what is unique about herself. Hear how certain networking methods can keep Bryanna informed about paths she may want to follow. Our inspirational guest, Sarah Gray, was pregnant with twin boys, but during her pregnancy learned that one of the twins would be born with a fatal medical condition. Sarah made a difficult decision, deciding to donate her deceased son’s organs to medical research. Listen to hear how Sarah gained newfound purpose by choosing to aid in the advancement of medicine.Our last caller, Charley, still maintains a close relationship with her dad after her parent’s divorce seven years ago. Charley is anxious that her relationship with her father will change, since he is moving out of state. Listen to Nancy tell Charley the importance of setting time aside to talk to her father, and to let him know she values his love and support.It can take your whole life to find your purpose. Sometimes we need to go after our goals in order to get closer to what we are meant to do. Other times we have to watch as events unfold, until we finally see clearly who we want to become. Today be aware of what is possible, and watch for signs that motivate you to live full out life.

Show Theme: Finding Your PurposeShow Title: Discover How You Can Use the Events in Your Life to Lead You Closer to Finding Your Purpose as You Live Full OutEpisode: 2018.4.37The Living Full Out Show wants you to realize how to get closer to finding your purpose. Maybe there is a particular moment that sparked inspiration in you, when you learned what it is you are passionate about. Perhaps a specific event, made you feel clarity in what it is you need to pursue in your life. Finding out what it is you are here to accomplish and do in this world is a part of life’s journey, and the discovery can lead you towards living full out.Our first caller, Nichelle, has been unemployed, but recently found a promising job position that she wants to apply for. Nichelle is afraid, however, of informing her potential employer about her pregnancy, because it might sway their decision in offering her the job. Tune in to hear how Nancy suggests communicating to the employer why she is the best candidate. Listen to learn how Nancy guides Nichelle to tell her future employer about her pregnancy.Our second caller Bryanna has her Bachelor’s degree and is currently pursuing her Master’s degree in Journalism. Bryanna asks Nancy how to secure a job that she can turn into a career. Listen to Nancy advise her to learn what is unique about herself. Hear how certain networking methods can keep Bryanna informed about paths she may want to follow. Our inspirational guest, Sarah Gray, was pregnant with twin boys, but during her pregnancy learned that one of the twins would be born with a fatal medical condition. Sarah made a difficult decision, deciding to donate her deceased son’s organs to medical research. Listen to hear how Sarah gained newfound purpose by choosing to aid in the advancement of medicine.Our last caller, Charley, still maintains a close relationship with her dad after her parent’s divorce seven years ago. Charley is anxious that her relationship with her father will change, since he is moving out of state. Listen to Nancy tell Charley the importance of setting time aside to talk to her father, and to let him know she values his love and support.It can take your whole life to find your purpose. Sometimes we need to go after our goals in order to get closer to what we are meant to do. Other times we have to watch as events unfold, until we finally see clearly who we want to become. Today be aware of what is possible, and watch for signs that motivate you to live full out life.

Would you, could you or should you donate your body to science? That might be a hard enough question to answer but what about donating your children's tissue to research after their death. This is exactly the situation Sarah Gray and her husband found themselves in when one of their twins, Thomas, died. Thomas, was born with anencephaly and died 6 days after birth. Sarah and her husband donated Thomas's tissues for scientific research. With time Sarah's desire to know what Thomas's tissue has been used for got the better of her. She went on an extraordinary journey to understand the full extent of Thomas's legacy, visiting the institutions which had received parts of his liver and eyes and tracing the scientific impact of his donation. Joanne Mullarky is a research nurse at the University of Bradford's Human Tissue Bank. When she heard Sarah's story she changed the way she worked and now today thinks that a stronger relationship between academic institutions and donor parents is vital to increasing the amount of tissue donated. Tissue that is currently rarely donated. A Brainwaves special recorded in front a live audience at the Edinburgh International Book Festival. Honest, thought provoking and profoundly moving, Sarah's story of Thomas's donation will question the way we think about life after death and the extraordinary gift of giving a dead body to science.

Dr. Sarah Gray tells us the story of her worst case ever and what she learned from it. About 50% of North American physicians involved in a serious medical error report increased anxiety for future errors, decreased confidence in their job, decreased job satisfaction, insomnia, PTSD, panic disorder – the list goes on. Dr. Gray shares how and why many of us react to medical error - the embarrassment, the shame, the guilt and sense of failure. She then explains the notion of acceptance that we all fail, that perfection is a myth, and how she learned that "failing up" after of the most difficult case of her career is the best choice after making a medical error... The post BCE 63 Failing Up after Medical Error appeared first on Emergency Medicine Cases.

Human Organs are in short supply. But what if you could grow new ones in the lab? And if you donate your body parts to help others, where might they end up? That's what Sarah Gray wanted to know after making the difficult decision to donate the body of her son, Thomas, to medical science after he died from an incurable disease shortly after being born. Sarah then contacted the scientists whose research has been made possible by Thomas’ donation and discovered just how he is contributing to research which, may one day mean that organ donation is no longer necessary. Presenter Bobbie Lakhera talks to Sarah about her decision and meets some of the scientists working to create biological artificial lab-grown organs, tissues and even bones. Do you have a question we can turn into a programme? Email us at crowdscience@bbc.co.uk Presenter: Bobbie Lakhera Producer: Louisa Field (Image: A doctor taking or delivering a bag containing a human organ for transplant. Credit: Getty Images)

In this episode, we are joined by Sarah Gray, an engineer with RDH Building Science Inc. to talk about using simple physics to outthink simple physics. Using gravity to beat surface tension, and slope to beat gravity.

Sarah Gray of the American Association of Tissue Banks speaks to Cambridge Healthtech Institute on July 7, 2017. She will be a presenter and short course instructor during the Leaders in Biobanking Congress, October 25-27 in Nashville, Tennessee. Topics Include: Expectations about the process of donating post-mortem tissue for biospecimen research, possible process improvements to better serve patients, and connecting researchers with donor families to build biobank credibility and enable public support of biospecimen donation for biomedical research. For more information, please visit http://www.BiobankingCongress.com/Agenda/ and http://www.BiobankingCongress.com/Short-Courses/

Season 3, Episode 16: The Living Full Out Show with Nancy Solari recognizes the importance of having a direction in life. When you find clarity in your self worth, you can have a more meaningful life. By pursuing your values and strengths, you have the power to push forward towards your goals and legacy. Our first caller, Dustin, asks how to move on from toxic relationships while maintaining personal growth. Nancy suggests listing the toxic actions in the relationship, as well as how they made him feel. Tune in to hear how Nancy aids Dustin with his life purpose by pursing avenues that bring him joy. Our second caller, Adaeze, wants to know how she can bring more balance into her life while she juggles between work, school, and personal time. Nancy encourages her to create a schedule, as it will help her find time in planning her social life and pursuing her passions. Nancy advises that spending her time in scheduled blocks can maximize her potential with commitments. Our inspiration guest, Sarah Gray, lost one of her twins, Thomas, to anencephaly. This is a condition where only half of the brain forms. She was faced with uncertainty when her specialists told her that he would die after being born or a few days later. Sarah found her calling when she decided to donate some of Thomas’s organs to research. Nancy and Sarah discuss how she found her purpose when she was able to connect to the researchers who used Thomas’s organs. Her meaning of life became clear when she wrote a memoir about him called, “A Life Everlasting: The Extraordinary Story of One Boy’s Gift to Medical Science.” Our last caller, Amanda, is very stressed because it is becoming difficult to acquire a medication vital to her health condition. Nancy recommends finding a support circle for people who face the same challenges as her. Nancy advises that everything in life happens for a reason, and that her health is a part of that process. At some point in our lives, we may feel lost or that something is missing. By asking ourselves what we enjoy and love doing the most, we will be more motivated to explore and gain insights on what we are most passionate about. When we allow ourselves to be free and open to new experiences, we will find our purpose and live full out.

Season 3, Episode 16: The Living Full Out Show with Nancy Solari recognizes the importance of having a direction in life. When you find clarity in your self worth, you can have a more meaningful life. By pursuing your values and strengths, you have the power to push forward towards your goals and legacy. Our first caller, Dustin, asks how to move on from toxic relationships while maintaining personal growth. Nancy suggests listing the toxic actions in the relationship, as well as how they made him feel. Tune in to hear how Nancy aids Dustin with his life purpose by pursing avenues that bring him joy. Our second caller, Adaeze, wants to know how she can bring more balance into her life while she juggles between work, school, and personal time. Nancy encourages her to create a schedule, as it will help her find time in planning her social life and pursuing her passions. Nancy advises that spending her time in scheduled blocks can maximize her potential with commitments. Our inspiration guest, Sarah Gray, lost one of her twins, Thomas, to anencephaly. This is a condition where only half of the brain forms. She was faced with uncertainty when her specialists told her that he would die after being born or a few days later. Sarah found her calling when she decided to donate some of Thomas’s organs to research. Nancy and Sarah discuss how she found her purpose when she was able to connect to the researchers who used Thomas’s organs. Her meaning of life became clear when she wrote a memoir about him called, “A Life Everlasting: The Extraordinary Story of One Boy’s Gift to Medical Science.” Our last caller, Amanda, is very stressed because it is becoming difficult to acquire a medication vital to her health condition. Nancy recommends finding a support circle for people who face the same challenges as her. Nancy advises that everything in life happens for a reason, and that her health is a part of that process. At some point in our lives, we may feel lost or that something is missing. By asking ourselves what we enjoy and love doing the most, we will be more motivated to explore and gain insights on what we are most passionate about. When we allow ourselves to be free and open to new experiences, we will find our purpose and live full out.

Show Notes: We have a round of special in-studio guests and even a guest host in Episode 40 of The Gifted Life Podcast. Kirsten Heintz takes hold of the microphone to join Joey and Sally for this episode where AATB, American Association of Tissue Banks, delegates have teamed up with The Gifted Life crew to provide remarkable stories about the healing power of tissue donation. First we welcome Erin Morton from RTI Donor Services to learn about tissue donor Mike Erickson and one of his recipients Colin Lepley. Then our hosts welcome Colleen Kilkenny of Allosource to tell us about donor Garrett Brockway from Iowa. Learn about Garrett's Path and how 10-year-old Garrett changed the path of others when his parents said YES to organ, eye and tissue donation. Mary Beth Aubry from Community Tissue Services follows to talk about tissue recipient Brittany and her journey from a knee injury to a healed knee, thanks to a Gift from someone very special to her. The Gifted Life team welcomes Blake Smith, Tissue Manager with LOPA, to discuss how donors are honored prior to tissue recovery. This episode's honored Hero is Thomas Gray, submitted by his mom Sarah Gray. Learn how Thomas has a life everlasting through donation and a listener's question about tissue donation is answered right here on episode 40 of The Gifted Life Podcast.

태어나지 않은 아들, 토마스가 불치병인 무뇌증을 진단받고 나서, 새라 그레이는 가족의 비극을 특별한 선물로 바꾸어 보기로 결심하고 토마스의 장기를 과학연구분야에 기증했습니다. 생명과 발견에 찬사를 보내며, 그녀는 상실 속에서 의미를 찾으려는 그녀의 여행을 털어놓고 다른 슬퍼하는 가족들을 위한 희망의 메시지를 전합니다.

After Sarah Gray's unborn son Thomas was diagnosed with anencephaly, a terminal condition, she decided to turn her family's tragedy into an extraordinary gift and donate his organs to scientific research. In this tribute to life and discovery, she shares her journey to find meaning in loss and spreads a message of hope for other grieving families.

Após seu filho Thomas, ainda no útero, ser diagnosticado com anencefalia, uma condição terminal, Sarah Gray decidiu transformar sua tragédia familiar em um presente extraordinário e doou os órgãos de Thomas para pesquisa. Neste tributo à vida e à descoberta, ela compartilha sua jornada em busca de significado na perda e deixa uma mensagem de esperança para outras famílias em luto.

Después que al hijo de Sarah Thomas Gray le diagnosticaran anencefalia antes de nacer, una enfermedad terminal, ella decidió convertir la tragedia de su familia en una ofrenda extraordinaria y donar sus órganos para la investigación científica. En este homenaje a la vida y el descubrimiento, comparte su viaje para encontrar un sentido a la pérdida, propagando un mensaje de esperanza para otras familias en duelo.

Après que son fils Thomas a été diagnostiqué avec une anencéphalie, une maladie mortelle, Sarah Gray a décidé de transformer sa tragédie familiale en un cadeau extraordinaire en donnant ses organes à la recherche scientifique. Dans cet hommage à la vie et à la découverte, elle partage son voyage afin de trouver du sens dans la perte d'un être cher et diffuser un message d'espoir aux autres familles en deuil.

Nachdem der ungeborene Thomas mit Anenzephalie, einer tödlichen Fehlbildung, diagnostiziert wurde, entschied seine Mutter, Sarah Gray, aus dieser Tragödie ein außergewöhnliches Ereignis zu machen: Sie spendete seine Organe der Wissenschaft. Mit diesem Bekenntnis zum Leben und zur Forschung erzählt sie in diesem Vortrag von ihren Erfahrungen auf ihrer Reise. Sie schildert, wie sie diesem Verlust eine Bedeutung schenken konnte und verkündet eine Nachricht der Hoffnung an andere trauernde Familien.

Artist Merav Tzur, through her alter-ego Sarah Gray, has formed a research institute promoting impossible tasks – like recreating the Tree of Knowledge – and performance spaces where everyone can make art. It’s what happens when an artist mixes a kibbutz with a laboratory, then adds YouTube.