Podcast appearances and mentions of Sarah Hammond

The first in our Gutsy Girls three part mini series is here!A huge thanks to Gutsy Girls Adventure Film Tour for sponsoring this series - make sure to check out the film festival and get tickets to a show near you at www.gutsygirlsadventurefilmtour.com.auEpisode 54! Today's conversation is with Canberra based bikepacker, Stephanie Skinner. After chasing a big goal of racing the Tour Divide in 2023, Steph had to make some serious decisions when struck by injuries which forced her to refocus and push out this enormous, iconic bikepacking challenge. In the meantime, Steph has had the opportunity to stay close to bikepacking in a different form by spending time building community events for women and locals, while rebuilding and navigating surgery and recovery.We cover all things bikes and bikepacking, including:Discovering a love for riding bikes thanks to a work commuteRediscovering Canberra through the lens of riding bikes, on road and off-roadDiscovering offroad riding and her Hunt 1000 experienceFuelling your races and adventuresInjury, healing and refocusing - and the (somewhat begrudgingly done but essential!) physio exercises that are required to build overall physical strength and resilience for big goalsMental strength in endurance environmentsCreating a women's only bikepacking overnighter out of CanberraMaking bikepacking more accessible to a wider audienceCanberra winter solstice camp out and tips for winter bikepacking on a budgetSteph also references "Touring with a Sense of Urgency" - by legends Sarah Hammond and Jesse Carlsson.And, of course, we have a chat about dogs too, because, dogs!Thanks Steph for your time and all the best in your post surgery healing. You can find Steph on Instagram at: @steph_skinnerIf you've enjoyed this episode and are enjoying listening to the podcast, you can join the Patreon community for as little as $2 a month - any contribution really helps to keep the lights on. www.patreon.com/intotheweehourspodcast Thanks so much to the existing patrons! I appreciate you!And thanks too to the Gutsy Girls Adventure Film Tour for supporting this three part mini series, celebrating Gusty Girls in the Aussie adventure space. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  In June, we recognize and celebrate Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ+) as Pride Month. The month-long celebration typically brings events, marches, and parades to mark the occasion, while bringing a call for equality and unity.Tesla Taliaferro the President of the Rainbow Rose Center in York joined Pastor Donte A Jones of Lift United Church of Christ, to highlight LGBT Christianity and spirituality, with the importance of being an ally. York Pride will kick off on Saturday, June 22. Taliaferro spoke The Spark's Asia Tabb about what will be taking place during the pride event. The Rainbow Rose Center fosters inclusion, equity, and health where all LGBTQIA+ thrive in York, Pennsylvania.Fairness Pennsylvania, a lobbying group launched the first week of Pride. It's the state's first full time lobbying group focused on LGBTQ+ issues. Sarah Hammond, the Fairness PA State Director spoke with Asia to address how Fairness PA will advocate for members of the LGBTQ+ community on The SparkSupport WITF: https://www.witf.org/support/give-now/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ready to challenge your assumptions about the trades industry? Our guest today, Sarah Hammond, President of Atlas Electrical Air Conditioning, refrigeration, and Employment Services Incorporated, shares her unique insights as a woman navigating through this male-dominated field. Sarah divulges the pros and cons of being a woman in the industry and stresses the urgent need to amplify diversity. We also uncover the high wages and abundant opportunities that make the trades industry appealing and discuss how AI technology can revolutionize learning and service delivery in the HVAC sector.In an engaging conversation about the impact of automation, we highlight how AI technology can accelerate efficiency and service speed, offering a compelling alternative to unreliable Google searches. We touch on the allure of technology for the younger generation and how it can help businesses stay organized while attracting new talent. The discussion takes an interesting turn as we delve into the fluctuating landscape of equipment pricing and the need for up-to-date information readily available for technicians.Lastly, we delve into the personal realm, addressing the challenges of parenting in our digital age and the importance of delineating boundaries with technology. We firmly believe that customer service is the bedrock of any successful business, and we share powerful anecdotes on how to boost customer satisfaction and loyalty. Sarah introduces us to her company's ambassador program, offering mentorship opportunities for women in HVACR, truly personifying the old adage, "Be the change you want to see." Tune in, be enlightened, and join us in celebrating and promoting women in the skilled trades industry!http://WWW.ATLASRGV.COMhttp://linkedin.com/in/sarah-hammond-atlashttp://aiautomationsgroup.com Support the showhttps://www.amazon.com/Simple-Steps-Sell-More-Stereotypes-ebook/dp/B0BRNSFYG6/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1OSB7HX6FQMHS&keywords=corey+berrier&qid=1674232549&sprefix=%2Caps%2C93&sr=8-1https://www.amazon.com/Dark-Side-AI-Sales-Frankenstein-ebook/dp/B0BX6G5THP/ref=sr_1_3?crid=16J189ZUCE8K6&keywords=corey+berrier&qid=1678457765&sprefix=corey+berrier%2Caps%2C111&sr=8-3https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrPl4lUyKV7hZxoTksQDsyghttps://www.facebook.com/corey.berrier https://www.linkedin.com/in/coreysalescoach/

In this episode, Kelsey Taylor interviews Enneagram Eights, Daniel Palmer and Sarah Hammond on their wings. In the context of the Enneagram, your wings are the two numbers directly adjacent to your primary Type. The 8w7 is known as “The Maverick” and these two coexist well together. They both are confident and inspirational. The Eight pushes through obstacles, while the Seven finds the silver lining in hardship. When healthy this Eight is passionate and motivational. They are resourceful and commanding. They stand up for what they believe in and they are able to discern when to exercise mercy. The 8w9 is known as “The Bear” and this merger is one of conflict. The Eight stands up for what they believe in and is energized by healthy controversial conversations, while the Nine wants to avoid conflict at all cost. When healthy this Eight is calm, protective, and a force to be reckoned with. They are steady, firm, and anchored. Link for Show notes: Vista Women's Bible Study Morether Creative Agency - Fractional CMO The Road Back to You Type 8 core motivations episode Type 8 Wings Lesson Solving the “Me” Mystery Enneagram Assessment Gut Check - A One-Day Masterclass on Enneagram Centers of Intelligence Connect with Kelsey Taylor: Website: theworkingenneagram.com Instagram: @theworkingenneagram Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/kelsey-taylor-106739207 Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/theworkingenneagram

This broadcast first aired on Thursday the 11th of May, 2023. At a special outside broadcast at Careers Day Out 2023 at DECA, Shepparton. One FM presenter Josh Revens talks to Acting Commander Sarah Hammond from Fire Rescue Victoria about what they do and how people can go about pursuing a career in the Fire Brigade. If you want to know more head to - https://www.frv.vic.gov.au/careers-0 Contact the station on admin@fm985.com.au or (+613) 58313131 The ONE FM 98.5 Community Radio podcast page operates under the license of Goulburn Valley Community Radio Inc. (ONE FM) Number 1385226/1. PRA AMCOS (Australasian Performing Right Association Limited and Australasian Mechanical Copyright Owners Society) that covers Simulcasting and Online content including podcasts with musical content, that we pay every year. This licence number is 1385226/1.

Leadership is a skill. And like all skills, it can be learned. Sure, some people may possess good leadership skills from the get-go but they're not impossible to pick up through practice. The trick is to never stop learning.  This is the kind of mindset that Sarah Hammond, President of Atlas Electrical Air Conditioning Refrigeration and Plumbing Services, Inc has consistently applied with her life. When she worked full time for the company in 2008, she had little to no practical knowledge about the company that her father and brother ran all their lives.   But with her strong determination to learn, Sarah learned the ropes and eventually took over as president four years later in 2012. This is the same attitude that she took with her when she realized that there was a lot of room for her to grow her leadership skills. Sarah understood that there was a lot to learn about people, and so she began the journey that would lead her to personality tests.  In this episode of the Service Business Mastery podcast, Sarah shares several nuggets of leadership wisdom with our hosts Tersh and Josh. The trio also talk about the customer disputes, how best to handle them, and the options contractors have in settling them.    In this episode we discuss: How taking this personality test can help you lead better  Good leadership is all about tailoring your approach to different personalities  How the Better Business Bureau can help contractors settle disputes with customers    Check out these resources we mentioned during the podcast: This episode is kindly sponsored by Sera (visit their website) CompanyCam (visit their website), and UpFrog (visit their website). Visit www.companycam.com/SBM and use code SBM for a free 2-week trial, 1:1 training and account setup, and 50% off your first two months! Join the Service Business Mastery Facebook group   Meet the Guest: Sarah Hammond is the President of Atlas Electrical Air Conditioning Refrigeration and Plumbing Services, Inc.  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-hammond-atlas/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sarah_atlasrgv/ Website: www.atlasrgv.com Email: sarah@atlasrgv.com TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sarahhammondphoenix   Meet the Hosts: Tersh Blissett is a serial entrepreneur who has created and scaled multiple profitable home service businesses in his small town market. He's dedicated to giving back to the industry that has provided so much for him and his family. Connect with him on LinkedIn. Joshua Crouch has been in the home services industry, specifically HVAC, for 8+ years as an Operations Manager, Branch Manager, Territory Sales Manager and Director of Marketing. He's also the Founder of Relentless Digital, where their focus is dominating your local market online. Connect with him on LinkedIn.   Tune in to hear the latest and greatest in business services trends on Service Business Mastery on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and our website.    Listening on a desktop & can't see the links? Just search for Service Business Mastery in your favorite podcast player.

Faith and Val are joined in the studio by Sarah Hammond and Jesse Carlsson of Curve Cycling. Jesse and Sarah bring us up to date on the history of Race to the Rock, and then fill us in this year's event (named Race From the Rocks for reasons which will become obvious)  which started last Saturday from the Rocks in Sydney. We catch up on news about this year's route, some of the riders taking part, the drama of the first two days out on course and someof the 'features' riders will enjoy soon. You can catch up on Race to the Rock news and updates here, join the Dot Watchers here and watch progress of the riders live on Map Progress. 

Join Hirschbach's Sarah Hammond & Dan McGovern as we review the latest news and upcoming initiatives here at Hirschbach Motor Lines! Battling the heat - the higher the temps, the harder the reefers need to work! - Keep in check with your lights, even while driving, to make sure it is working properly. - Pre-trips are critical to verify that your temps are correct and that the reefer if working properly - easier to fix prior to the trailer getting loaded - Produce needs to be on the continuous setting at the temperature as advised - When dropping trailers, makes sure the reefer fuel is full before you drop the trailer - it's incredibly costly to have to call someone to go and bring fuel to those trailers - If time allows, and you see trailers that need fuel in a drop yard - reach out to road assist to alert them

In the fifth episode of our Snack-sized sustainability podcast, Sarah Hammond explains the terms circularity and the circular economy. Tune in to hear what they mean, why they're important and how your organisation can act to become circular.

In today's episode we will hear the dramatic and heart wrenching story of Sarah Hammond as she shares her journey of living in an abusive relationship and how she ultimately became free to create a new and vibrant beginning for her life.Sarah also shares her story on international platforms and at conferences.You will be inspired by her ability to forgive, seeing God's higher purpose for herself, and her passion to help other women to be resilient and purposeful for themselves.Sarah's story will give you the courage to believe that there is more for your life, and how she found the strength and faith to move forward to begin again.    Although business and community involvement are important to her, what brings her the most happiness is her family, being married to an amazing man as they raise three strong daughters together.Sarah is President of Atlas Electric and Air Conditioning, Refrigeration & Plumbing Services, Inc.She maintains an active role in her community serving on multiple boards and she is also passionate about helping women grow their business.Sarah encourages you to reach out to her. CONNECT WITH SARAH:Website: https://www.atlasrgv.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/sarah_atlasrgv/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-hammond-atlas/  CONNECT WITH DEBI:Email – debironca@gmail.comWebsite: https://debironca.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/debironca/Twitter: https://twitter.com/AuthorDebiRonca https://course.sequoiatransitioncoaching.com/8-week-programhttps://debi.sequoiatransitioncoaching.com/coachinghttps://assessment.sequoiatransitioncoaching.com/free-quizhttps://series.sequoiatransitioncoaching.com/rootsandreasons 

In episode four of Snack-sized sustainability, Sarah Hammond discusses net zero in under 5 minutes. Tune in to hear what net zero means, why it's important to achieve it, and why organisations need to start making changes to get ahead of the curve.

Fifteen years have passed since Michael Zylberberg was shot and killed in Newport News, Va. No one has been arrested in the case, but the teenager's family has not given up on finding answers. Sarah Hammond, a reporter with WVEC in Norfolk, Va., has been following the story. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Fifteen years have passed since Michael Zylberberg was shot and killed in Newport News, Va. No one has been arrested in the case, but the teenager's family has not given up on finding answers. Sarah Hammond, a reporter with WVEC in Norfolk, Va., has been following the story. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In episode three of our Snack-sized sustainability podcast, Sarah Hammond discusses modern slavery. Tune in to hear what it is and what it means for organisations, how it relates to sustainability, what should be included in a modern slavery statement and five key things organisations should do to get started.

In the second episode of our Snack-sized sustainability podcast, Sarah Hammond is back to discuss the term human rights, in less than 5 minutes. Tune in to hear a definition of human rights, how they relate to sustainability and benefits for organisations who assess what human rights mean at their company.

In episode one of our brand new Snack-sized sustainability podcast, Sarah Hammond discusses social value in under 5 minutes. Tune in to hear what social value is, why it's important, the benefits it can bring to organisations and how you can measure it.

It's GravelTIME! Schmeißt eure Lenkertaschen weg. In Folge 30 des Gravelbike-Podcasts klingelt der Nerd-Alarm. Denn wir sprechen mit Torsten Frank über die Aerodynamik von Bikepacking-Sets. Der Langstrecken-Fan hat mit gigantischem Aufwand und etwas Physik diverse Setups miteinander verglichen. Und auch wenn sich das jetzt vielleicht ganz schön speziell anhört: Die Ergebnisse sind ziemlich spannend - genau wie das Gespräch mit Torsten. Ganz nebenbei feiern wir mit Folge 30 auch gleich zwei Premieren: Ann-Kathrin ist zum ersten Mal als Mitmoderatorin an Bord und mit dem Community Call könnt ihr unseren Gästen jetzt auch eure Fragen stellen. Aber vor allem ist der Bericht aus Berlin zurück! Hört rein. Und vor allem: GRAVEL ON! ---------- Die Links zur Folge: * Torsten Aero-Bikepacking-Test: https://torstenfrank.wordpress.com/2021/12/07/aerodynamik-von-bikepacking-taschen-diese-taschen-machen-dich-schneller/ * Torsten Franks Nerd Corner: https://gravel-collective.com/ * Trans Continental Race: https://www.transcontinental.cc/ * Touring with a sense of urgency: Das Buch von Jesse Carlsson und Sarah Hammond: https://payhip.com/b/EmFN * Badlands: badlands.cc/ * Ann-Kathrins Blog: https://triathlove.de/ ---------- Die Links zum Gravel Collective: * https://gravel-collective.com * www.instagram.com/gravel_collective/ * www.youtube.com/channel/UCJYSz2IdZGY167sIJgr0AvQ * www.facebook.com/gravelcollective/ * www.komoot.de/user/thegravelclub/

In the fourth episode of 'Clarasys presents: Simply Sustainability', environmental charity Hubbub UK's Creative Partner Sarah Divall chats to Clarasys' own Sam Maguire and Sarah Hammond about our partnership. They touch on; the great initiatives that Hubbub run to create a more sustainable world, why simplifying language around sustainability is so important, why collaboration is crucial when it comes to sustainability, fun ways you can engage your employees and the impact employee engagement can have towards a more sustainable future.

I am delighted to be joined by Richard Meyer, Director for Flourish & Blue Strawberry Group for this episode of One Amazing Experience. Blue Strawberry, previous winners of FSM Event Caterers of the Year, have been operating for over 30 years, are listed at some of London's most prestigious venues and have provided catering and event management services from high level corporate events to Royal weddings. Flourish is their new venture providing in-house catering solutions to the corporate environment. Richard has over 20 years' experience in events and hospitality management. His career started working as a Lodge Manager on a game reserve in South Africa and, since moving to the UK, has seen him continue to work at some of the most awe inspiring venues in the UK. He has worked for both independent operators and large market leading conglomerates capturing great learnings from both. While his career has developed, and his role gained ever more responsibility, Richard has never lost his love of providing an exceptional hospitality experience for guests and, most importantly, his sense of fun. And his own event would most definitely be fun: set in the stunning surroundings of Hampton Court Palace Richard treats his guests to a beautiful dinner in the regal 16th century Great Hall. Richard will be serving guest Smoked Mackerel Paté , Roast Venison and a wonderful selection of cheeses. Michael McIntyre will be on hand to entertain guests and then, by special request from Richard, the cheesiest disco possible will be had in the Undercroft. Richard talks through the important lessons he has learnt over the years from taking time to evaluate a situation, to understanding the different needs of the business you are in and the clients you are servicing, and enjoying the challenges in front of you. He discusses the importance of keeping control and how, when working for independent caterers, there is the ability to give that extra personal service. He discusses the many influences on his success from Molly Roland, Sarah Hammond, Bill Toner and Stuart Jenkins all adding to his business management skills and client understanding. Richard is a true ambassador for the Events & Hospitality industry, the diverse experiences and career growth it gives and most importantly the fun can be had (especially when, like him, embarrassment is not an issue).

Nyree Clark is a Curriculum Program Specialist in EdTechPreK-6 for the Colton Joint Unified School District. She is a founding member of #EquityInActionCA and appointed to the Instructional Coaches Advisory Board for Future Ready Schools Organization. She is very passionate about amplifying the voices of the unheard through culturally responsive teaching pedagogy. Main Takeaways: Adults have the same needs as students Title one schools should be teaching and have the same material and expectations as their affluent neighbors Sarah Hammond's 3 levels of Culturally Responsive Teaching Don't focus on race focus on culture Create deeper relations with students Get uncomfortable with teachers not for teachers The most boring thing that can happen to you is to get 30 of the same thing back for an assignment Whoever is doing the work is doing all the learning Technology just amplifies what you already do. If you are focusing on student centered this in amplifies it. If your instruction is not good it amplifies it. Creating a parent workshop series It's not a nice thing to do. It's the right thing to do Resources: https://wakelet.com/wake/vs1BbnA5yeAOJhpBwirGp #CRTedu #MakeEquityAVerb Contact: Twitter: @MsNyreeClark website: nyreeclark.com Instagram: nyree_edu --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Are you interested in finding power?  Have you been struggling with how you’re being treated?  In this episode we dive into discussing how to develop a strong character, how to get out of bad situation, and how to overcome the struggles in our life. In this episode I talk with Sarah Hammond, President of Atlas Electric and Air Conditioning, Refrigeration and Plumbing Services, Inc., a company located in Alton, joins us to discuss her personal story, about being kidnapped, and how she became a survivor and went on to live such a powerful life. We discuss so much in this episode, on confidence, on survival, on our relationships. Don’t miss this powerful discussion. Questions I asked: Can you tell us about your backstory? How did you become such a leader for empowering women? What feelings did you have in the marriage, and your kidnapping? How did you change from victim to victor mindset? How did you find your voice as a woman? How did you get into heating & cooling? How do you lead in a male dominated business? In what ways did you pivot, and what did you learn? How do we get unstuck? Do you feel like you have boundaries and support now? Can you tell us how to manage business in a relationship? What shift did it take for you to be who you are now? Topics Discussed: Getting through a dire situation. Being alone. Domestic abuse. Finding females who support you. Healthy relationships. Working with men. Beating fear. Learning to pivot. Having boundaries Getting involved in your community. Quotes from the show: “I never want to have a women feel alone in a bad situation.” Sarah Hammond @SisterhoodSweat “My mom was the women who did it all, but she was always alone because of judgement.” Sarah Hammond @SisterhoodSweat “I was upset with myself for ending up in a bad relationship.” Sarah Hammond @SisterhoodSweat “I will not be bitter; I will DO something with this.” Sarah Hammond @SisterhoodSweat “When you marry someone, you want to like them and Love them.” Sarah Hammond @SisterhoodSweat How you can stay in touch with Sarah: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-sagredo-hammond-171228a/ https://www.atlasrgv.com/ How you can stay in touch with Linda: Website Facebook Twitter Instagram Pinterest YouTube SoundCloud   "Proud Sponsors of the Sisterhood of S.W.E.A.T"   Essential Formulas   My daily energy stems from mushrooms... mushroom coffee that is! Have you checked out Four Sigmatic yet? If you want a coffee that contains superfoods and adaptogens like rhodiola, eleuthero, and schisandra to help you live a healthier, more enhanced life, then you need Four Sigmatic mushroom coffee in your daily routine! Check out their products here and be sure to let me know what you think of it!

For this episode, Natalie speaks to Sarah Hammond, President of Atlas Electrical & Air Conditioning, Refrigeration & Plumbing Services, Inc. and to Thelma Tamez, Director at La Encantada Diversity, Equality & Inclusion. They share information on their program, the RGV Census Ambassador Scholarship. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mujeresintheknow/support

"By my second race the unknown wasn’t a driver anymore, instead it was clear that racing for me is about an escape from the noise of day-to-day life. The simplicity of stepping away from everything. How often do we get a chance to take a holiday from our life? Sure it may be physically difficult racing, but all we are really doing is looking for food, water and shelter. There are no work deadlines, no social obligations, no chores and there’s often no phone connection. You are free to just ride and you do not have to attend to anything but the task at hand. At the end of the day I’m fortunate to be able to ride and race, seeing parts of the world I never imagined. There is no better way to explore the world than on a bicycle" Excerpt from Touring With A Sense Of Urgency by Jesse Carlsson & Sarah Hammond Host Jordan Addison was able to sit down this week with two people that know more about Ultra Riding & Racing than most others, Sarah Hammond & Jesse Carlsson. Safely back in Melbourne during this lockdown, Jesse and Sarah have spent most of the last year in remote parts of Australia, having given away all they had, and packed all that was left on their bikes to hit the road. During this time they have penned and published their book 'Touring With a Sense Of Urgency - A Comprehensive Guide To Bikepacking', which is a culmination of years of experience and lessons in the world of Ultra Riding, now shared with us the readers. Jesse - who is one of the founders of Curve - and Sarah have an impressive palmares between them, including wins in the TransAm Bike Race & Multiple wins in Race to the Rock, to name but a few. But the stats & figures of their achievements on the bike quickly give way to the bigger question of 'Why?'. Why do these races? Why push yourself to the limits? Why pack your entire life on a bike and live wild with no time limits and be free? It is these questions that we explore in this podcast and the conversations that follow. So sit back, grab a brew & enjoy! Here is the link to the afore mentioned book, please go and support them : https://payhip.com/b/EmFN G!RO: https://www.girocycles.com/ https://www.instagram.com/girocycles/ Sarah Hammond https://www.instagram.com/sarah___hammond/ Jesse Carlsson: https://www.instagram.com/jessecarlsson/ Jordan Addison https://www.instagram.com/jordanaddison/

A few months back, Sarah Hammond introduced us here at G!RO to Ross Burrage who put out a call for some second hand kit for a project he was involved with in Uganda. 8 Large DHL boxed up and shipped to go to the amazing Masaka Cycling Club in the southern part of Uganda. The mission of the club is to offer a platform for men & women to access cycling as a sport, which for the vast majority would be near impossible being one of the poorest parts of the country. Its an amazing project that is having a real & significant impact in the lives of that area. This week, Jordan was able to sit down with the man behind the project, Ross Burrage. He is also the man behind the excellent Hidden Athlete podcast, which delves into the lives of some of most extraordinary athletes on the planet. So sit back, grab a brew and enjoy! DONATE HERE: https://girocycles.com/pages/masaka-cycling-club Masaka: Masaka Cycling Club Hidden Athlete Podcast Hidden Athlete Project Website: http://thehiddenathlete.com.au/masaka-cycling-club/ G!RO: https://girocycles.com https://www.instagram.com/girocycles/ Jordan Addison https://www.instagram.com/jordanaddison

Sarah Hammond is the founder of The Network of Women (The NoW). Driven by her own life journey, her mission is to bring together growth-minded women through diverse and unique experiences focused on helping them live their best and most fulfilled lives. By day, Sarah is one of New York City’s most successful recruiters. She is also a proud mother of two daughters, a fur baby, a wife, and a fitness enthusiast. What started as a side hustle, quickly became her life’s work and purpose. Fueled by the same desire that drives her role as a recruiter, she started The NoW to connect, support and empower women, who like herself, were looking for something more. Sarah's hope is that through this network, you too will find greater clarity, fulfillment, and happiness.   In This Episode We Talk About:   How she created the NoW based on her own need for community. Building a community where women can be vulnerable.  How she still deals with a scarcity mindset while being a successful NYC recruiter. How she was able to have a difficult conversation with her husband.   Show Notes: The NoW Website The NoW Instagram Connect with Awaken and Align: If you enjoyed the podcast, please share it.  Subscribe, rate and review the show wherever you get your podcasts. Your rating and review help more people discover it! Follow on Instagram @awakenandalign and let me know your favorite guests, lessons or any show requests.

In this special edition of Recruiting in Hospitality, we look back on our programmes so far and bring you a reminder of some of the fascinating discussions we’ve had in 2019. In addition, host Lancelot Narayan is joined by Sarah Hammond from Hush Restaurants, James Grist from D&D London and Hayley Connor from Brewhouse and Kitchen to talk about their year and we get their opinions on upcoming recruiting trends for 2020. Get involved: Send your feedback via our social channels. Find us on Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn – @catererdotcom  

Sarah Hammond and Jesse Carlsson have uprooted their "normal lifestyle". They've given away all their possessions, swapped their house for a 3 man tent, and packed what's remained onto their bikes for a grand cycling adventure. Starting in Port Douglas with a reccy of the 2019 Race to the Rock course, in this Podcast Sarah and Jesse explain what they've been upto, what they are testing for Curve and how they are managing in their new home. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sarah Hammond takes the reins on this episode and talks to Curve's own Kate Fowler, who has just finished the 2,500km TransAtlanticWay. Kate promises no swearing as she recounts her cycling adventure through the beautiful scenery of Ireland.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Val opens todays show with a quote from Emily Kachorek before we introduce our studio guests Sarah Hammond and Jesse Carlsson. Everyone shares their bicycle moments and then we take a look at a couple of news items including Bicycle Network's call for bicycle commuters to be paid for choosing to cycle, and the announcement of the first stage of works for the Yarra Valley Trail.  Val reminds everyone to turn on their lights!Talk in the studio turns to getting outside of your comfort zone and Sarah and Jesse fill us in on their unplans to tour by bicycle while discovering ways to survive and thrive. We talk about the differences between their experiences touring with a sense of urgency and their new mode of travel which will depend on connections they are able to establish with both the places and communities they travel through. You'll be able to catch up with Sarah and Jesse on April 27th at Moondog Brewery, and buy them one of their last beers, before they leave. Also on the same weekend is the Handmade Bicycle Show. And if you're looking for some friendly rides to get you and yours out on your bikes then check out the upcoming rides with Neighbourly Ride. 

Every year at this time, I get very excited because I get the chance to meet some of the most promising lyricist and librettist in musical theater at the Kleban Prize Reception. Sometimes, I get a chance to talk to them before the big day. I recently got the chance to talk to 2 of the 3 winners of the coveted prize, Sarah Hammond and Charlie Sohne. At this reception 3rd winner, Shaina Taub, along with Richard Maltby, Maury Yeston, John Wideman, and Alison Fraser get a chance to chat, and it gives me a chance to take you with me. About Shaina Taub: http://shainataub.com/home About Kleban Prize: https://newdramatists.org/kleban-prize-musical-theatre About the Podcast: http://keithpricecurtaincall.com

SARAH HAMMOND is a 2019 Kleban Prize winner for most promising musical theatre lyricist. She is a playwright and musical theatre writer. She stops by to talk to me about her new found recognition, as well as, her excitement about being at the event. About the Kleban Prize: https://newdramatists.org/kleban-prize-musical-theatre About the Podcast: http://keithpricecurtaincall.com

Val and Faith kick off the show with their bicycle moments before some news including Sarah Hammond's incredible win of the third Race to the Rock. Check here for the progress of the remaining riders. We also mention the inaugraul Terra Australia ride which has just started. We take a look at Revolution How the Bicycle Reinvented Modern Britain by William Manners, a fascinating book about the bicycle and its impact on society and culture in Victorian Britain. You can check out the author's blog here. We also take a look at some of the events coming up locally including; a Hunt 1000 information night at Commuter Cycles on September 19th, a Transport Forum in the City of Moreland, Preston Market's Free Bike Breakfast, and Rishi Fox's Will Climb for Views. 

Faith and Val take to the studio on a Monday morning and kick off the show sharing their bike (or bikeless) moments. While waiting for our guest we talk about the end of an era with the retirement of Peter Moore at Abbotsford Cycles, a Melbourne institution. We also touch on the start of the Race to the Rock over the weekend and the progress of riders as the first to complete the Tasmanian section make it to Melbournewith listeners sending through photos of Sarah Hammond at Melbourne Town Hall. Our guest this morning, Martin Curtis, arrives just in time to share his passion for the legendary Australian cyclist Russell Mockridge. Martin's book Russell Mockridge The Man In Front  explores not only Mockridge's cycling achievements but the personality and character of the man and his sudden and tragic death. Mockridge's achievements will be remembered on the weekend of September 15th and 16th with a memorial ride and a forum discussion with authors who have contributed to the Mockridge story including Martin Curtis (Russell Mockridge The Man In Front), Ben Schofield (Wheel Life), Daniel Oakman (Oppy), Rod Charles (A Whirr of Many Wheels) and Marcus Arnold (Reginald Arnold Six Day Man). You can register here for the Russell Mockridge memorial ride andforumon September 15-16th

In episode 15 I finally get Sarah Hammond, candidate for the 169th PA house district, on for an interview. You can learn more about Sarah and support her tremendous campaign by checking out her website at sarahhammond.us! Make sure to like the podcast on Facebook at MemoFromMyself and follow me on Twitter @CKHOfficial. If you liked the podcast drop a five star review on iTunes, it really helps me out and I appreciate it much more than you know. Have a good one folks!

Chris talks to Merie Polkamp about her Melbourne cycling experiences and what led to her writing the article: Male cyclists, what the hell is your problem? We discuss gendered perceptions about cycling, social media reactions, criticisms to her article, barriers to cycling accessibility, lack of suitable infrastructure, and differences between Melbourne and overseas cycling conditions.Local news includes Paul Farren memorial get together, 2017 Sydney-Melbourne Alpine 1200 dotwatching, Sarah Hammond on SBS Insight, with more events on our facebook and events calendar.

Jesse catches us with big man, Kevin Benkenstein after his Race to the Rock adventure. This was the South African's first "really big ride" and finished an impressive 2nd place behind Sarah Hammond. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sarah Hammonds win's Race to the Rock again! In this episode, Adam has a candid chat with Sarah, only hours after she got to the rock. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Last years winner, Sarah Hammond sits with Jesse Carlsson only hours after he realises that he won't be starting Race to Rock with the other competitors.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

- Winner of the 2016, 2,300km Race to the Rock. - 6th place in 2016, 6,800km Trans America Bike Race. - 3rd place* 2017 5,500km Indian Pacific Wheel Race Jesse Carlsson shares a beer with his good mate and protege Sarah Hammond, one of best Ultra Endurance Adventure Riders in the world.  * Sarah was sitting in 3rd place at the time race was canceled - she was about 5,000km into the race. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Its a fine late autumn morning as Val and Faith are joined in the studio by Rowan Faltyn and Val's particularly persistent head cold. We kick off the show sharing our bike moments and some news including the upcoming 3CR Radiothon, the end of Bicycle Network's Ride On Magazine and Tom Doumoulin's win in the 2017 Giro D'Italia. Talk turns to the community of cyclists using Warm Showers a site based on reciprocal hospitality for cycling tourists. Rowan has both hosted cyclists and been a guest in Tasmania and Europe and we discuss the ways in which this model works particularly well for cyclists travelling the world and their hosts as well as it's old school origins in the 70s. We finish up with some upcoming events including Newbie Night at Melbourne Bike Polo on Wednesday and this Sunday's Wrenchworthy Workshop in Thornbury. And of course there is a reminder or two about this year's Radiothon. If you'd like to keep independent media like 3CR and the Yarra BUG Radio Show on the air then please donate at 3cr.org.au and mention the Yarra BUG Radio Show in the comments box. We'll be thanking everyone who donates live on-air on Monday June 12th with special guest Sarah Hammond.  

We're fully into the cobbled classics section of the season and we're a little bit excited. We recap the races of the last week, in particular Dwars door Vlaanderen and Gent-Wevelgem which were great and had captivating finishes. Then we take a look ahead at what to expect on this holiest of cycling Sundays, when the women hit the cobbles for Ronde van Vlaanderen. We also talk about the first round of the Enduro MTB racing in Rotorua, New Zealand. There's the ABSA Cape Epic to catch up on and we also follow the India Pacific Wheel Race (even covering some of it live - sort of) where Sarah Hammond is third overall, and the riders have already covered 4,500km but still have about 1,000km to go. It's an epic podcast for a week of epic racing!

It's a gloomy summer's morning as Val and Faith welcome Sarah Hammond and Jesse Carlsson to the studio. We kick off with our respective bike moments, before moving on to local bike news incuding Damien Howson's win in the Herald Sun Tour and the 2016 Cycling Victoria Awards. Jesse introduces us to the Indian Pacific Wheel Race, coming up in March, talking about the inpiration behind the event, the history of intrepid overlanders in Australia and the type of race he hoped to create. Sarah Hammond tells us what she is looking forward to in the race and the novelty for Australian racers of riding on home turf. Both are looking forward to seeing the community response to the race, particularly as riders come through major cities such as Melbourne, Adelaide and Sydney and we discuss the type of support riders might enjoy along the route. We finish up with some local events including Melbourne Bike Rave this weekend and the World Naked Bike Ride, which unfortunately won't co-incide with the the Melbourne leg of the Indian Pacific Wheel Race. We didn't have the chance to mention it on the show but cyclists in the City of Yarra and particularly those who approach Napier St from Edinburgh Gardens may want to have a look at the Protect Fitzroy North website about a planned development that will have a big impact on this route in terms of car traffic. 

Val and Faith kick off a sunny but chilly spring morning in the studio with bike moments and introduce this week's guest, Alecks Svazas.  We run through some of the news from the week including Sarah Hammond's determined win in the inaugral Race to the Rock, the inaugral winners of the European Road Championships, a tragic death in the Paralympic Road Race and drug claims surounding Sky Racing. Our Studio guest Alecks tells us about his three weeks touring through Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan by bike, the planning and adventures along the way. We wrap up with some upcoming events including Pushy Women Maintenance session, Melburn Hurt's Fixies in Wonderland G'alleycat and Bicycle for Humanity's Art Bike Grand Prix. 

Val and Faith are joined in the studio on a bitterly cold Monday morning by Sarah Hammond, Jesse Carlsson and Col Bell. We run through some news from the weekend, including the Tour de France and the Tour de Beechworth, and everyone shares their bike moments.Jesse fills our listeners in on the Trans Am Bike Race, which he won in 2015. We move on to sarah and her experience racing in 2016 and the purple dot frenzy that she inspired, the highs and lows of endurance events and whether she would do it again. We finish up with Jesse's plans for two events in Australia, the Race to the Rock and the Indian Pacific Wheel Race.  We finish up with a far too short round up of events which should ahve included, a Projector Bike Ride this Friday night, Fields of Joy CX Women's Development Day and Mixed Gender Development Day on Saturday july 30th, and of course the headlining event the Melbourne Grand Prix of Cyclocross on the weekend of August 6 & 7th (National CX Series) including the Lisa Jacobs Farewell Race! 

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Val and Faith brave a cold wet winter's morning to get on their bikes and make it to the 3CR studios for the Yarra BUG Radio Show. We're joined in the studio this morning by Glenn McFarlane of Victoria Police Crime Prevention. We kick off with our bike moments and some recent news including the amazing effort by Sarah Hammond in the Trans Am Bike Race, the tragic death of a cyclist in Footscray last week and yesterday's Melburn Roobaix. Chatting to Glenn we talk about the key information you need to record about your bike so that it can be identified as yours in the event that it is stolen and the updated bicycle security brochure he has developed. We also talk about Victoria Police engraving, and the different circumstances in which bikes are stolen, especially in Yarra. There is also a reminder that the 3CR Radiothon is on and we need to raise money to help keep 3CR on air over the coming year. You can make a donation here and please make sure you mention the Yarra BUG Radio Show in the box provided so that your donation counts towards our tally!Get in touch with Victoria Police for a copy of the brochure on which to record details about your bike here 

February 2, 2015 - 30 Years of Paving w Sarah Hammond & Tech Guru Scott McGregor Part 2

February 2, 2015 Sarah Hammond & Scott McGregor