Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah maguire

If you're concerned about eating disorders or body image issues, whether you need support for yourself or someone you care about, you can call the Butterfly Foundation on 1800 33 4673.  Picture something that absolutely terrifies you. Now, imagine you're forced to confront it multiple times a day – and nobody understands why it makes you feel distressed.  Dr Sarah Maguire, the director of the InsideOut Institute, says this is the reality many people with an eating disorder face at meal times. “You might as well be putting a plate of spiders in front of that person and asking them to eat it,” she says.  More than one million Australians are living with an eating disorder (such as anorexia nervosa, bulimia, or binge eating) and anorexia is the nation's deadliest mental illness. Dr Maguire teaches you the signs to look out for, the risks around social media, and how to help someone recover from a “completely curable” illness.   She also sheds light on the “vicious cycle” she says is holding back research and treatments.  And you'll hear from 16-year-old Isla and her mother Sara, who reflect on what they've learned navigating Isla's path to recovery. It's essential listening for any parent.  The InsideOut Institute is at the Charles Perkins Centre at the University of Sydney, where Dr Maguire is also a professor.  +++  The Solutionists is podcast from the University of Sydney, produced by Deadset Studios. Keep up to date with The Solutionists by following @sydney_uni on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.  This episode was produced by Monique Ross with sound design by Jeremy Wilmot. Executive editors are Kellie Riordan, Jen Peterson-Ward, and Mark Scott. Thanks to the technical staff at the at the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences Media Room.  This podcast was recorded on the land of the Gadigal people of the Eora nation. For thousands of years, across innumerable generations, knowledge has been taught, shared and exchanged here. We pay respect to elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Eating disorders are among the most deadly of mental health conditions, with teens at particularly high risk. Research shows however, that eating disorders receive the least amount of mental health funding in Australia. In today's deep dive we talk to Dr Sarah Maguire, Director of InsideOut, about whether new measures announced by the Federal Government yesterday go far enough. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sarah Maguire is a trailblazer who is committed to empowering others. As the global director of safeguarding for international development company DAI and the first person to hold such a role at any private development organization, Sarah is not only strengthening DAI's policies and practices around the prevention of and response to sexual exploitation, abuse, and harassment, but she is also paving the way for other organizations to improve their standards. Her work serves to protect women and girls in conflict zones as well as ensure that victims can report issues and perpetrators can be identified and held accountable. In this episode, Sarah joins co-hosts Dee Martin and Caitlin Sickles to share incredible anecdotes of humanity, bravery, and resilience from her 20 years of experience in fragile and conflict-affected states. Stay until the end to hear how Sarah, also a trained clown, makes a key lesson in clowning - “It's always your turn” – a core part of her leadership style, empowering others by taking the first step and showing them their own strength.

Sarah Maguire used to run her own team, alongside her husband. But when covid hit and the market went crazy, she pivoted her business and started doing a lot of work with another strong team leader, Matt Aranson. After a year of lots of success together and many conversations, they realized that combining both of their teams would be the solution to their problems.Follow the Aranson Maguire Group on Instagram: @AransonMaguireFollow Sam on Instagram: @SamRP

Professor Andrew Thompson, Dr Sarah Maguire and Professor Mark Dadds discuss a number of national research centres in Australia.

Right now in April 2022 the PTC has just released our latest World Poets Series Book ‘To Love a Woman' by Argentinian poet Diana Bellessi, translated by Leo Boix. So this week we are taking a little thematic inspiration and playing you four poems about desire written by female poets. You will hear 'Make Me Drunk with Your Kisses' by Maria Clara Sharupi Jua from Equador, translated from Shuar by Nataly Kelly and The Poetry Translation Workshop, 'Cat Lying in Wait' written in Dari by Shakila Azizzada from Afghanistan and translated by Zuzanna Olszewska with the poet Mimi Khalvati, 'The Lost Button' by Fatena Al-Gharra from Palastine, translated from the Arabic by Anna Murison and Sarah Maguire and 'Taste' by Ash Lul Mounamd Yusif translated by Said Jama Hussein with Claire Pollard. Remember to do as the Somali women would at the live readings and chant along to the repeating lines. Say it- "If he's not to your taste, he's just a blocked path!"

In this episode, Mark Brown and Sarah Maguire discuss why you may wish to transfer wealth (gift) to family and charitable causes you care about, whilst explaining how you may do so. Throughout the episode they discuss commonly recommended solutions and challenges that may need to be overcome. This discussion is the second of three instalments concerning Intergenerational Wealth Transfers. We recommend you listen to Episode 19 first. Our IHT guide referenced in this episode: https://lffinancialplanning.co.uk/a-guide-to-inheritance-tax-planning-options/ Visit our website for more content: https://lffinancialplanning.co.uk/ Lucas Fettes Financial Planning® is a registered trading name of Lucas Fettes & Partners (Financial Services) Limited, who are independent financial advisers authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA number: 146279). Financial Conduct Authority regulation applies to certain regulated activities, products and services, but does not necessarily apply to all tax planning activities and services.

Thinking of making a move?This real estate Podcast is dedicated to helping you discover the best real estate markets to live or invest in. Each episode host Danae Aballi interviews top real estate agents in highly ranked real estate markets to bring you ideas and inspiration of real estate markets that should be on your radar. We talk with the locals so we can really dive into what it's like to live there including recreational activities, the weather, the food scene, and just the overall culture and vibe of the community.  From the real estate perspective we look at the median home prices, property taxes, city growth, up and coming neighborhoods and so much more. Hosted by Danae Aballi. If you're thinking of moving, or buying a 2nd home or investment property, listen in each week as we discover some of the best places to live.Connect with Danae Aballi: 714-415-2430 | https://danaeaballi.exprealty.com | https://www.instagram.com/danaeaballi/Connect with Sarah Maguire: https://www.compass.com/agents/sarah-maguire/?referrer=omniboxMore info on the Podcast website, www.BestPlacesToLive.BlogInterested in checking out Buzzsprout? Promote your podcast now! https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=1061594

Welcome to our translation special! Join Robin and Peter as we take a deep dive into the  Sarah Maguire Prize 2020. We ask Chairman of the judges, the Persian poet and translator, Alireza Abiz about poetry from Iraq, Korea, Japan, Mexico, and Syria and and ponder the nature of time, Mandarin and poetry with the legendary Chinese poet Yang Lian. Plus we speak to his long-term translator Brian Holton to celebrate the work of the translator.  

Emerald Fennell is the director and writer of Promising Young Woman, a darkly comic revenge thriller starring Carey Mulligan. The film is nominated for five Academy Awards and six BAFTAs. Emerald is also a successful actress, most recently starring as the then-Camilla Parker Bowles in The Crown as well as a cameo in the movie. We hear about what sparked the film, reactions to it and what it’s like to combine direction, writing and acting. The Humboldt Forum in Berlin is currently planning to return its entire collection of Benin bronzes to Nigeria, looted in the late 19th century in the era of European colonial expansion, and Aberdeen University has just announced it is going to be the first UK institution to return its own Benin bronze sculpture to the country. Alice Procter, author of the new book The Whole Picture: The Colonial Story of the Art in our Museums discusses the significance of these two examples of restitution. One of the most published Chinese poets in English Yang Lian, has won the inaugural Sarah Maguire Prize for Poetry in Translation along with his long time translator Brian Holton. He talks to Samira Ahmed from his home in exile in Berlin about his prize winning anthology Anniversary Snow as well as how his mother’s sudden death whilst he was being “re-educated” during China’s Cultural Revolution led to him becoming a poet Presenter: Samira Ahmed Producer: Julian May Studio Engineer: Emma Harth

Today I'm joined by Sarah Maguire of Compass Real Estate. We dive deep into Sarah's dramatic rise towards the top of Boston's Real Estate market.Real Estate Bio: https://www.compass.com/agents/sarah-maguire/Instructor Bio: https://handlebarcycling.com/sarah-maguire/https://www.instagram.com/sar.maguire/https://www.instagram.com/maguire_group/Business Coach Steve Shull: https://performancecoaching.com/Book Rec: "Never Split the Difference" Chris VossIf you have any questions or comments, feel free to reach out to me at mike@modernfp.comFor show notes and other information, please head to www.PersonalEquityPodcast.com

Listen to two poems from the Poetry Translation Centre Archive: 'Taste' by Asha Lul Mohamud Yusuf translated by Said Jama Hussein with poet Clare Pollard and 'He Tells Tales of Meroe' by Al-Saddiq Al-Raddi, translated by Atef Alshaer and Rashid El Sheikh with poet Sarah Maguire, selected for Black History Month. DEALS Our Black History Month bundle features So At One With You, an anthology of modern poetry in Somali and He Tells Tales of Meroe: Poems for the Petrie Museum by Al-Saddiq Al-Raddi from Sudan. Buy it here: https://www.poetrytranslation.org/shop/black-history-month-bundle ALSO use the code NAJWAN 2020 to get access to our Online Najwan Darwish ‘Embrace’ Launch event, a copy of the book plus postage and packaging all for £7: http://embrace-launch.eventbrite.com/

This episode is the second part of a series on our 7 Concepts of Financial Planning. The takeaway: Understand how much money you need and whether you have enough. Knowing the amount of assets you will need to meet your requirements, objectives and aspirations over the course of your lifetime and after you are deceased enables you to understand where you currently are in relation to this and how to plan accordingly. Join our Managing Director, Mark Brown, as he discusses this concept with Business Development Director and Chartered Financial Planner, Sarah Maguire. Visit our website for more content: https://lffinancialplanning.co.uk/ Lucas Fettes Financial Planning® is a registered trading name of Lucas Fettes & Partners (Financial Services) Limited, who are independent financial advisers authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA number: 146279). Financial Conduct Authority regulation applies to certain regulated activities, products and services, but does not necessarily apply to all tax planning activities and services.

The PTC has just published Aulò! Aulò! Aulò! a collection of poems and fables by Ribka Sibhatu with translations by André Naffis-Sahely as part of our World Poet Series. Ribka writes in Tigrinya and Amharic, two languages native to Eritrea as well as Italian and French. The poet calls her five languages her stepdaughters. She translates her own work into Italian and Andre, in turn, translates the Italian and English. The collaboration has been going for a decade since André began translating her work in 2010. At that time Sarah Maguire, founder of the PTC, invited him to lead a series of workshops on Sibhatu’s poetry. Ribka’s work includes short lyric poems and her more recent longer political works. Alongside her poetry Ribka has worked to collect and record the folkloric canon of the horn of Africa, a body of oral literature that was handed down for generations These stories are known as Aulòs, literally meaning: Please give me permission, I have something to say in rhyme! So today we will be playing you one poem and one fable so you can get a sense of the breadth of her work, this means it is a long 20-minute podcast. Enjoy.

This week’s poem is by Partaw Naderi from Afghanistan. The poem is read first in English translation by Sarah Maguire and then in Dari by Partaw Naderi. Partaw Naderi studied science at Kabul University and was imprisoned in the notorious Pul-e-Charki prison by the Soviet-backed regime for three years in the 1970s shortly after he’d begun to write poetry. He is now widely regarded as one of the leading modernist poets in Afghanistan, the lyrical intensity of his work coupled with his bold use of free verse distinguishing him as a highly original and important poet. The Dual Poetry Podcast, one poem in two languages from the Poetry Translation Centre. As ever we will be releasing a translated poem each week. Please take a moment to rate and review this podcast on iTunes or wherever you download.

This week’s poem is by Reza Mohammadi from Afghanistan. The poem is read first in English translation by Sarah Maguire and then in Dari by Reza. The prize-winning poet, Reza Mohammadi - widely regarded as one of the most exciting young poets writing in Persian today - was born in Kandahar in 1979. He studied Islamic Law and then Philosophy in Iran before obtaining an MA in Globalisation from London Metropolitan University. You have been listening to the Dual Poetry Podcast, one poem in two languages from the Poetry Translation Centre. If you enjoy our podcasts and would like to support the work of the Poetry Translation Centre then please visit poetrytranslation.org/support-us.

This week's poem is 'Earth' by Partaw Naderi from Afghanistan. The poem is read first in English translation by Sarah Maguire and then in Dari by Partaw himself. Partaw Naderi was born in Badakhshan a northern province of Afghanistan in 1331 [1953]. He studied in his birthplace and graduated from the Faculty of Sciences at Kabul University in 1354 [1976]. He was imprisoned in the notorious Pul-e-Charki prison by the Soviet-backed regime for three years in the 1970s shortly after he’d begun to write poetry. He is now widely regarded as one of the leading modernist poets in Afghanistan, the lyrical intensity of his work coupled with his bold use of free verse distinguishing him as a highly original and important poet. After years in exile he recently returned to live in Kabul where he is president of Afghan PEN. This is part of our new rebranded weekly release: the Dual Poetry Podcast, one poem in two languages from the Poetry Translation Centre. As ever we will be releasing a translated poem each week. Please take a moment to rate and review this podcast on iTunes or wherever you download.

Episode 5 of our neuroscience and literature podcast looks at emotions and the body with as much objectivity as it can muster. The two texts under discussion drill down into how (and where in the body) we feel things, what it is that we call emotion, and how feelings change or persist over time. Sarah Maguire‘s “The Hearing Cure” (a poem from her 1997 collection The Invisible Mender: https://www.poetryarchive.org/poet/sarah-maguire) uses pain, fear and relief associated with illness in the present to make a memory map of motherly love. Do we remember childhood emotions? When do we start organising impressions into a story? “Bodily Maps of Emotions” by Lauri Nummenmaa et al (https://www.pnas.org/content/111/2/646) investigates the locations of somatic response in the body and reaches some striking conclusions: laughter (but not its meaning) translates across cultures as a socially acceptable non-verbal expression, crows know what it is to be looked at, and sadness is oddly hard to place. Sophie and Will have a polite disagreement about recognition, but a false dichotomy – are emotions inherited or cultural? – brings them back together again. Happy Days. (S. Beckett – that's in there, too).

The very first episode of the InsideOut Institute Podcast is all about Recovery. What is recovery? How do we define it? Is full recovery even possible? Our guest is InsideOut Director and clinical psychologist, Dr Sarah Maguire. This podcast will be a space to talk all things eating disorders, including the latest in research and innovation, treatment, navigating the road to recovery, and the journey for families and loved ones. If you'd like to get in touch, please contact us online: Website: insideoutinstitute.org.au Facebook: @InsideOutInstitute Twitter: @InsideOutInst

In this poem, Sudanese poet Al-Saddiq Al-Raddi captured the deep-seated antipathy of the late night bartender ‘Nursing a drink that bores him’ translated by Atef Alshaer and Sarah Maguire. If you enjoy this podcast and would like to support the work of the Poetry Translation Centre then please visit poetrytranslation.org/support-us

This week's poem is by the Somali poet Jaamac Kadiye Cilmi. The poem is read first in English translation by Sarah Maguire and then in Somali by Jaamac himself. If you enjoy this recording and would like to find out more about Jaamac Kadiye Cilmi and all the other poets we’ve translated, please visit our website www.poetrytranslation.org. This month we are celebrating the launch of the anthology, 'So At One With You', an anthology of modern poetry in Somali produced in collaboration with Kayd Somali Arts & Culture and Poetry Translation Centre. 

Our Poem Podcast this week is 'Album' by Reza Mohammadi from Afghanistan. The poem is read first in English translation by Sarah Maguire and then in Dari by Reza himself. In October 2018 we are celebrating the publication of 'Negative of a Group Photograph', a new collection of poetry by Farsi poet Azita Ghahreman, with a national tour. From the 6th to the 13th of October Azita will be Touring the UK. Reza Mohammadi will be joining her at SOAS for an evening of Persian Poetry this Friday on October 12.   http://www.poetrytranslation.org/events/soas-an-evening-of-farsi-poetry-with-azita-ghahreman    

This week’s poem is 'Harmony' by Asha Lul Mohamud Yusuf from Somalia/Somaliland.  The poem is read first in English translation by Sarah Maguire and then in Somali by Asha Lul.  If you enjoy this podcast and would like to support the work of the Poetry Translation Centre then please visit poetrytranslation.org/support-us

Welcome to The Mom Enterprise, a weekly podcast hosted by Kendra Martinez featuring working Moms who find a way to manage it all. Episode Guest: Sarah Maguire  Sarah Maguire grew up on the beaches of southern New Jersey with her two younger siblings. After landing an athletic scholarship to Northeastern University as a coxswain on the Men's Division I Rowing Team, she chose to stay in Boston after graduation, ultimately meeting her husband Ryan at the campus dive bar. Sarah and Ryan are real estate brokers at Compass in Boston where they are partners and run a wildly successful sales, leasing, development and management team. They live in Boston with their 3.5 year old son Liam, 1 year old daughter Mollie and their old grumpy bulldog, Stella. On summer weekends you can find them escaping to their little slice of heaven on Cape Cod. Oh, and if working 7 days a week and raising two children isn't enough, Sarah also doubles as a senior indoor cycling instructor at Boston's best boutique cycling studio - The Handle Bar AKA her own form of Xanax.    Listen to hear more about how Sarah handles her busy life: Find out what her secret sauce is! What gives Sarah the most anxiety with two children How she and her husband divvy up the household tasks How she and her husband handle bedtime routines How different her kids are and how she's managed them How her relationships have evolved with her first child, husband and friends over the years How she survived a newborn with a toddler running around The best piece of advice she has to offer The two baby items that changed her life (and maybe yours)! Links mentioned: Find Sarah at work at Compass Sarah's favorite baby items, The mamaRoo and Rock N Play Take a spin class with Sarah at The Handle Bar Instagram: @sar.maguire / @maguire_group Follow this podcast: Instagram: @themomenterprise Website: www.themomenterprise.com Contact Us: themomenterprise@gmail.com Music: www.bensound.com

To celebrate the publication of Carcanet's new anthology of the New York School poets, editor Mark Ford, poets Lee Harwood and Sarah Maguire, and translator Piotr Sommer read selections from the new collection. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.