Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah malcolm

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Laundress-turned-murderess, Sarah Malcolm horrified Georgian London in 1733 when she was found guilty of killing three women she worked for while they slept. For wealthy Georgians this was a nightmare come true: a servant killing the household they served. Sarah became a celebrity killer and was painted by none other than William Hogarth while she sat in jail.Anthony Delaney tells Maddy Pelling this dark history.Written by Anthony Delaney. Edited by Freddy Chick. Senior Producer is Charlotte Long.Discover the past on History Hit with ad-free original podcasts and documentaries released weekly presented by world renowned historians like Kate Lister, Dan Snow, Suzannah Lipscomb, Lucy Worsley, Mary Beard and more.Get 50% off your first 3 months with code AFTERDARK. Download the app on your smart TV or in the app store or sign up at historyhit.com/subscribe.You can take part in our listener survey here.

In today's episode I'm chatting to Sarah Malcolm as she shares the story of Oscar's birth. Having been diagnosed with PCOS and told she may struggle to conceive naturally, Sarah was surprised when she found out she was pregnant. She was cared for across two different hospitals due to a heart condition that needed extra monitoring and found she didn't have as much time as she'd like to relax into her pregnancy as she had a crazy busy year getting married and renovating her new home. Whilst her birth didn't pan out how she had hoped or imagined Sarah feels grateful for the lessons she learned from the experience and honestly shares her struggles over the first few days postpartum.   Find out more about Sarah here or on IG - @SarahMalcs @SerenaLouth www.serenalouth.com 

Sarah Malcolm made very poor decisions: decisions that ultimately lead to her execution. However, it's not clear what crimes she actually committed. So, we want YOU to tell us what happened based on the evidence we present. Grab a cuppa and jump into 1733 London with us. Tea of the Day: Dreamy TeaTheme Music by Brad FrankSources:https://murderpedia.org/female.M/m/malcolm-sarah.htmhttps://www.londonlives.org/static/MalcolmSarah1710-1733.jsphttp://www.capitalpunishmentuk.org/malcolm.htmlhttps://www.thegazette.co.uk/all-notices/content/100347https://michaelfinney.co.uk/shop/william-hogarth/sarah-malcolm/https://www.oldbaileyonline.org/browse.jsp?id=t17330221-52&div=t17330221-52&terms=sarah_malcolm#highlighthttps://www.oldbaileyonline.org/browse.jsp?id=OA17330305n86-1&div=OA17330305&terms=mary_tracey#highlighthttps://professorhedgehogsjournal.uk/2017/05/06/a-skeleton-in-the-cupboard/The Ipswich Journal - 10 Feb 1733, Tue · Page 4https://www.newspapers.com/image/396387402/The Derby Mercury - 15 Feb 1733, Sun · Page 2https://www.newspapers.com/image/394305102/The Derby Mercury - 15 Mar 1733, Sun · Page 1https://www.newspapers.com/image/394308598/http://eighteenthcenturylit.pbworks.com/w/page/112843207/Menstruationhttps://www.tudorsociety.com/menstruation-in-the-tudor-period-by-sarah-bryson/

Taylor Schabusiness - Allegedly decapitated and dismembered her lover, all before the age of 24&Sarah Malcolm - An ancient british murdererWho will find victory in the rank bank?Lily and Esther, flawed women and good friends, bring to light the ‘other' side of the so called “weaker sex” and put some truly horrible women up with the big bad boys. Until we have women who are just as horrifying as some men, we will never get the respect/fear we deserve.Lily Phillips https://twitter.com/lily_comedyEsther Manito https://twitter.com/esther_manitoA Turtle Canyon Comedy productionhttp://www.turtlecanyoncomedy.comOther Turtle Canyon podcastsLast Night Out - https://www.podfollow.com/1626986781Up Your Footfall - https://www.podfollow.com/1559039647Secret Artists with Annie McGrath - https://www.podfollow.com/1484654152Congrats on the new... - https://www.podfollow.com/1546243423If You're Happy, Do You Know It? - https://podfollow.com/1438256386/linksRandom Conversations About Movies - https://podfollow.com/1624004755Positive Soup! - https://podfollow.com/1618425085

This week, Naomi covers the story of convicted murderer, Sarah Malcolm. Naomi poses the question, was it murder or menstruation? Naomi pulled her sources from:ww.londonlives.orgmurderpedia.orgtwitter.com/vagina_museumThen Amber covers Vernon, Florida also known as Nub City, where an unusually large number of residents were receiving accidental dismemberment payouts. Amber pulled her sources from:Criminal Podcast Episode 148 9-25-2020 Interview w/ Errol Morriswww.mentalfloss.com 'Nub City': Vernon, Florida's Decade-Long Insurance Scam,” By Brooks Hays, 8-7-2015www.allthatsinteresting.com The Story of Florida's “Nub City,” Where Residents Cut Off Their Own Appendages for Insurance Money,” By Gabe Paoletti, 11-2-2017www.ozy.com “The Florida Town That Once Led the Nation in Severed Limbs,” by Nick FouriezosAmber was drinking Red Boar Bobal, a red blend from Spain.For more information about Crime, Wine & Chaos, or to simply reach out and say "hi,"https://www.crimewineandchaos.comhttps://www.facebook.com/crimewineandchaoshttps://www.instagram.com/crimewineandchaospodhttps://twitter.com/crimewinechaosAmber is the vocalist, and attempted mandolin player in the band, Tin Foil Top Hat. You can find more of her work on all of the music streaming platforms or athttps://www.tinfoiltophat.comNaomi is a Co-Founder and Producer at neon media. You can follow her work at https://www.neonmedia.ioYou can also follow her on Twitter @MissGnomersPlease take a moment to visit the Justice for Tre  (Clifton)  Mcfadden III Facebook page.https://www.facebook.com/Justice-For-Tre-McFadden-491119777899925/To sign up for Buzzsprout and to support our show, follow the link below:https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=1303834 

This week on the show we welcome friends from the world of music, film and television.The fabulous Craig Revel Horwood shares all about 'Strictly Ballroom: The Musical' which is touring across the UK from September.The unlikeliest trio of Matthew Goode, Hugh Bonneville and Jack Savoretti join us ahead of their charity lunch with our incredible Auction For Ukraine charity bidders.Talk TV's very own Piers Morgan tells us what he has planned for his ‘Uncensored' show.And musical maestro Ian Broudie chats about The Lightning Seeds' latest single 'Sunshine'.Plus Steph McGovern, Marian Keyes, Kula Shaker, Sarah Malcolm and Simon Gunning.You can catch Chris and the team live weekdays 6:30am-10am on Virgin Radio UK.Be sure to subscribe to the podcast to hear the highlights every week. Craig Revel Horwood - 00:45Matthew Goode, Hugh Bonneville & Jack Savoretti - 07:20Piers Morgan - 15:32Ian Broudie - 22:24Steph McGovern - 29:51Marian Keyes - 36:32Kula Shaker - 43:13Sarah Malcolm - 50:01Simon Gunning - 56:39 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On the Kitchen Club Podcast, Sarah Malcolm and Serena Louth bring listeners honest discussions around the kitchen table with leading experts and influencers from the health and wellness space. Each week their goal is to learn and grow through conversations about the different tools, tips, and behaviours we can all adopt to enrich our lives. And in keeping with the name of the show, they also create a unique home-cooked recipe in every episode using their guests' top 3 favorite ingredients.  Sarah and Serena both come from a background in recipe development and yoga so Kitchen Club is the perfect place for them to bring together their love of food and wellness in one place. And based on the audience of regular listeners they've managed to build, they're clearly good at what they do. In this interview, James Deeney speaks with the pair about their podcasting journey to date, dealing with pre-interview nerves, visual branding, the gut-brain connection, and much more. Full show notes and links to resources mentioned: https://www.podcast.co/inspire/kitchen-club-podcast Join MatchMaker.fm: https://www.matchmaker.fm/  Connect with Sarah & Serena: Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kitchenclubpodcast/ Sarah: https://www.instagram.com/sarahmalcs Serena: https://www.instagram.com/serenalouth Meet the Podcasters is produced by Podcast.co - a Manchester-based podcast hosting platform & production house that creates, hosts, and monetizes audio content. Since launching in 2017, Podcast.co has produced podcasts for globally recognised brands and artists including Roc Nation, Samsung, VICE, DJ Shadow, and more.  Website: https://www.podcast.co/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/podcastdotco/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/podcastdotco 

Sarah Malcolm is a yoga teacher, co-host of kitchen club (best pod ever) and founder of At Home with Sarah. At age 24 she was diagnosed with PolyCystic Ovary Syndrome which transformed her lifestyle as she played with ways in which she could help her diagnosis through diet, exercise and living more mindfully. Find out more about At Home with Sarah:https://athomewithsarah.sarahmalcolm.co.uk/Follow us:@KitchenClubPodcast@SarahMalcs - www.sarahmalcolm.co.uk@SerenaLouth - www.serenalouth.comPodcast music by Jupi/ter, listen to more here:https://open.spotify.com/artist/1lgvQ2wmUIPUPyijtFXF8x?si=7hHdr5x8TLW57owYxM2Zow See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today's guest on the ‘You First' podcast is Sarah Malcolm. 'You First' is the podcast designed to help you to stop putting yourself last. To help you to see that you do have choice in your life. That you can develop resilience to overcome whatever life is throwing at you. And when you put You First, you can achieve anything.Sarah Malcolm is a London based yoga teacher, co-host of ‘Kitchen Club' podcast & creator of “At Home with Sarah”, an online yoga space that invites you to rest in your honest body and come home to your self, wherever you are. She empowers her students to tune into their own emotional vibrancy & to move in ways that feel good for their bodies, rather than look a certain way. In today's episode we cover - How to use your Passions to guide you- Changing your Path and finding a career that lights you up - Finding purpose in everything you move through- Super Power of Health - How to recognise the choices you already have available to you- How to build resilience to navigate challenges and changeConnect with Fiona Insta: @fionamoss_Website: www.fionamoss.co.ukConnect with Sarah Insta: @sarahmalcs Website. www.sarahmalcolm.co.ukTo say thank you for listening I am giving you a discount on my kickstarter bundle - Click this link to find out more https://fionamoss.co.uk/kickstart-career-change and use code 'YOUFIRST' at checkout. I am delighted to be partnering with Intelligent Change on this episode, make sure to listen for your discount code which gets you 10% off their products.  https://intelligentchange.com/?rfsn=5789882.1014cdWant to join us live for the next episode? Follow this link to book your space now; https://fionamoss.co.uk/you-first-podcast Love Fiona x

We have the glorious Sarah Malcolm on today's episode! Sarah is a passionate and engaged yoga teacher, recipe developer and host of the podcast “Kitchen Club”. Sarah has been teaching yoga both in London and on retreats globally and is constantly reminded by the beauty and connectivity of the yoga practice and the ability to build community. Sarah weaves her connection to the practice into her teaching style, with a playfulness on encouraging her students to find a personal practice that feels good for their bodies, rather than looks a certain way. In todays episode we discuss:✨ Sarah's journey to becoming a yoga teacher and what led her to that path.✨ 9 to 5 life and why it doesn't work for everyone.✨ Allowing yourself to flow through your emotions and leaning in to the highs and the lows.✨ Ambition - are we more ambitious than we allow ourselves to believe?Don't forget to follow us on Instagram @soulyespodcast to keep up to date with our episodes!Connect with Alexandria:Website: https://www.alexandriamaria.co.ukIG: @iamalexandriamaria/Five Day Challenge - Unlimited Clients, Unlimited Abundance, Unlimited Freedom: https://alexandriamaria.mykajabi.com/challenge-signupConnect with Sarah:Website: www.sarahmalcolm.co.ukIG: @sarahmalcsAt the end of today's episode we also have the gorgeous Connie, one of my original Soul Circle clients.Connect with Connie:Instagram: @conturacutsI hope you enjoyed the episode. To make sure you never miss an episode hit subscribe and leave us a review. To say Thank You I will be sharing with you my ultimate guide to finding your own powerful Soul Yes. All you have do to get your copy is leave a review, screenshot it and send it to hello@alexandriamaria.co.ukThank you for listening.Love & Light,Alexandria

This week, Emma talks to yoga teacher and  fellow podcaster, Sarah Malcolm and they discuss the very powerful link between music and movement and how pivotal a role music plays in her yoga teaching. They also discuss her starring role as a child playing Little Cosette in Les Miserables in the West End!Celeste 'I'm Not your Muse'https://open.spotify.com/album/3xdG9ztDWLaxfNupAPMflO?si=_wX3zdcoSMCHGcitaWANUAUsherWhitney HoustonJojoSinead HarnettJordan RakeiJon BatisteKate Listerwww.misskatelister.comKitchen Club Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/kitchen-club/id1481038965Hey, Mr ProducerAnglia Ruskin UniversityADC Theatre, CambridgeThe Greatest Show available on BBC iPlayerSARAH MALCOLM SOCIAL INSTAGRAMINSTAGRAM: @sarahmalcsWEBSITE: https://sarahmalcolm.co.ukYOUTUBE CHANNEL: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQeINdZDnfqQRkkNECPPmYADear Music…'  is hosted and produced by Emma Hatton ‘DEAR MUSIC…' SOCIAL MEDIAINSTAGRAM: @dearmusicpodcastTWITTER: @dearmusicpodFACEBOOK: Dear Music PodcastEMAIL: dearmusicpodcast@gmail.comWEBSITE: www.emmahatton.com/podcastSPOTIFY PLAYLIST: spotify:playlist:01AgoYtV53WfBJcIy315rDEMMA HATTON SOCIAL MEDIAINSTAGRAM: @emmahatton1TWITTER: @emmahatton1FACEBOOK: Emma HattonWEBSITE: www.emmahatton.comCHARITY SOCIAL MEDIAINSTAGRAM: @RTMusicUKTWITTER: @RTMusicUKCOVER ARTWORK The Write Girl Calligraphy https://www.thewritegirlcalligraphy.comINSTAGRAM : @thewritegirlcalligraphyTHEME MUSICAnthony Stronghttps://anthonystrong.comINSTAGRAM: @anthonystrong_

Hello and welcome back to STATE OF MIND with me Grace Kingswell.   Today’s guest is the wonderful, glorious, soothing and beautiful Sarah Malcom. I have such a girl crush on Sarah, she really is one of my favourite people on the whole entire internet.    Sarah is a yoga teacher and podcaster (you may have heard of her podcast Kitchen Club which she hosts with previous State of Mind guest Serena Louth. She’s also a closet food stylist, previous employee of Deliciously Ella and serious sourdough lover.   In this episode we talk about how she built her very successful yoga business, what it’s been like getting engaged in lockdown, and her diagnosis of PCOS which was the thing that put her on the path to where she is now.    This episode is sponsored by We Are Samudra. Samudra are offering 10% off their sustainable activewear to listeners of this podcast using the code STATEOFMIND. Just head over to wearesamudra.com    @gracekingswell @sarahmalcs @wearesamudra

In this episode, I speak with Eimear and Katie from e.k.nutrition on Instagram. They are both Registered Associate Nutritionist. We Dig Into: Eimear and Katie's experiences finishing their Masters in nutrition during the pandemic in 2020. How Eimear and Katie have built the e.k.nutrition Instagram account i.e. the work that goes into each written post, recipes and infographics. The balancing act of bringing across nutrition information that is evidence-based and easy to digest, interpret and action for the user. How to make the content user friendly and fun. How e.k.nutrition tries to eliminate any bias in the content they produce. How e.k.nutrition like to cover a range of topics from IBS to mycoprotein, sweeteners to step count i.e. fundamental nutrition topics and fun new research in health and lifestyle medicine. As always if you like the show please share it with someone and also it would be awesome if you could possibly take a few moments to leave me a review and rating on the platform that you listen to the podcast on (thank you in advance.) Links and Resources: e.k.nutrition on insta - https://instagram.com/e.k.nutrition?igshid=pjk02pd5fyzx Rhiannan on insta - https://www.instagram.com/rhitrition/ Mission Dietician on insta - https://www.instagram.com/themissiondietitian/ The Food Medic on insta - https://www.instagram.com/thefoodmedic/ Sarah Malcolm on insta - https://www.instagram.com/sarahmalcs/ Matt Gardner Nutrition: What I Do - https://www.mattgardnernutrition.com/what-i-do Free Recipes - https://www.mattgardnernutrition.com/downloads My Partners and Discount Codes - https://www.mattgardnernutrition.com/partners Keep In Touch On LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-gardner-498908142/ Keep in Touch On Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mattgardnernutrition/ 33 Fuel: 33 Fuel produces natural sports nutrition products. Gain 10% off your first order with matt10 at checkout: https://www.33fuel.com/ Energy and Immune Support Black Friday bungle - https://www.33fuel.com/collections/black-friday/products/healthy-energy-bundle 33 Fuel on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/33fuel/ Attack The Day: sam@attacktheday.co.uk rory@attacktheday.co.uk ATD Website - www.attacktheday.co.uk Use Matt20 for 20% off your first order. ATD Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/attacktheday_/ ATD brings together a community of like-minded Athletes and Weekend Warriors who love getting outside for epic adventures and inspiring others to live a more active and healthy lifestyle. Check them out on socials or their website for some truly great outdoor fitness, adventure and lifestyle clothing. Be sure to get involved with some of their events being planned for next year; from 24-hour trail running challenges in Snowdonia to Triathlon training weekends in the hills of Tuscany and much more. You can also subscribe to weekly Monday morning emails for content on fitness, performance, events, health and lots more by going to their website.

Sometimes when we look around our community and our world, we may find it difficult to believe that we can be a part of God's work to draw others to Him. But despite how difficult it may seem, God, through His Word, calls each and every one of us to be a part of His work. This week Sarah Malcolm, one of our GO Partners, challenges us to be engage in God's mission of spreading His gospel to the world. Sarah reminds us that God's mission matters in our world. And though it may feel much bigger than us at times, with small acts and intentionality we can make a big difference for His Kingdom.

Sometimes when we look around our community and our world, we may find it difficult to believe that we can be a part of God's work to draw others to Him. But despite how difficult it may seem, God, through His Word, calls each and every one of us to be a part of His work. This week Sarah Malcolm, one of our GO Partners, challenges us to be engage in God's mission of spreading His gospel to the world. Sarah reminds us that God's mission matters in our world. And though it may feel much bigger than us at times, with small acts and intentionality we can make a big difference for His Kingdom.

In this episode, Rebecca Rideal is joined by historian and author of The Gossip's Choice, Dr Sara Read to investigate a grisly eighteenth century triple murder.Written and narrated by Rebecca RidealEditor/producer: Peter CurryTheme Music: "Circles" by The Broxton Hundred

In this episode, we are talking about one-on-one discipleship. We will be speaking with Sarah Malcolm, who serves as a campus pastor at Yale University with her husband, Rob. Sarah understands the importance of one-on-one discipleship and is going to give us some great thoughts and advice so we can have better one-on-ones with our disciples. We will also be sitting down with Kelly Gouin, a small group leader at Yale University and hear what one-on-ones are like from her perspective. Resources: Rob and Sarah Malcolm's full teaching: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACTEoNuVc-o&list=PLtxMQhc6upHtvzD3QtnxTEq1xZEYQCKid&index=14

Have you ever complained about your period? Or moaned about it? Have you ever wished you didn't have it? Or perhaps you've suffered from absent periods or even very heavy painful ones?   I'm joined by Sarah Malcolm, yoga teacher, podcaster and period lover to talk all things periods and hormones!   This episode is for anyone who has or has had a period who wants to understand their female hormones a little better and also understand some great ways to help you create a stronger relationship with your period.   In this episode we cover:   - Sarah's story with her period - How to manage period pains - How to create a strong relationship with your period - Our favourite period tracking apps - Yoga for period pains and so much more!   Alissa Vitti's Book: https://intheflobook.com/   Moody App: https://moodymonth.com/app   Follow us: @hannahrosecluley @sarahmalcs   Listen to Sarah's podcast The Kitchen Club here (link: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/kitchen-club/id1481038965)

This is the second of three special episodes centered around how we can make disciples to transform the university during a pandemic that has every Chi Alpha disconnected from the university.   Within these episodes, we are interviewing a campus pastor and then a small group leader from the same campus. We will talk to them about what they are thinking, what they are doing, and what the Lord is teaching them in the midst of this different season of ministry.  In this episode, we are sitting down with Rob and Sarah Malcolm, the Campus Pastors of Chi Alpha at Yale University, and then we will talk with Victor Ayeni, a fantastic student small group leader, making disciples at Yale. 

I’ve taken a bit of a break but I’m back and chatting to mega babe Sarah Malcolm. Sarah is a yoga teacher, major healthy foodie, podcaster and blogger. We chat at length, from falling in love with yoga to how she became the furthest thing from a PCOS victim by taking her diagnosis into her own hands through education, self-acceptance and of course, her yoga practice. Sarah answered all my questions on yoga so wonderfully, so if you’re practising, aspiring or a beginner to the mat, I am sure you will love the interview. You can find Sarah over at @sarahmalcs and sarahmalcolm.co.uk You can find myself @meganhallett and meganhallett.com Enjoy x  A huge thank you to @juliannpolise for the incredible cover art, and to Ben Hunter for your hard work editing.   This podcast is for educational purposes only and is not designed to treat, diagnose or take the place of your doctor. When making changes, always consult with a health professional.

Balancing life on the mat and on Instagram: is it possible? We talk with the ever-so-gorgeous Sarah Malcolm (yoga teacher, blogger, Instagrammer and overall creator or inspiring content) about her journey to become a yoga teacher whilst still working in the digital world. Not only Sarah's voice is incredibly soothing, but her soul is as bright and warm.A few things you'll learn in this episodeThe power of switching off your phone for the weekendHow to best deliver to your audience authenticallyFinding time for yourself, regardless of how busy your schedule isABOUT US:

Balancing life on the mat and on Instagram: is it possible? We talk with the ever-so-gorgeous Sarah Malcolm (yoga teacher, blogger, Instagrammer and overall creator or inspiring content) about her journey to become a yoga teacher whilst still working in the digital world. Not only Sarah's voice is incredibly soothing, but her soul is as bright and warm.

Sarah Malcolm starts her Fall Retreat series called "The Road to Identity: Conversations on the Good Life", which starts with a simple question: Is the Good Life an Independent Pursuit? She shares a story from Luke about a group of people who go above and beyond to bring their paralyzed friend to Jesus.

Sarah Malcolm continues her Fall Retreat series with another question about the good life: Is the Good Life Self-Determined? Through verses in Galatians and 1 Corinthians, Sarah consider ways we look for internal and external validation, then brings it all back to the ultimate identity we have in Jesus.

For the Saturday night message, Sarah Malcolm continues her Fall Retreat message by asking: Is the Good Life Freedom from Suffering? Pulling from the story of Job, Sarah shows us how suffering can actually be an expression of God's goodness and challenges us to trust Him amidst suffering.

To finish off her Fall Retreat series, Sarah Malcolm poses the question: Is the Good Life What You Know or Who You Are? Sharing from a passage in Isaiah, Sarah shows us that the Good Life comes when we put God ahead of what we've done and who we've become.

How do you create content that is useful in marketing in away that is unique and specific to an industry?  Much of it has to do with coming from an authentic space, and focusing on the person or business, and not the topic or title. Sarah Malcolm, COO of The Content Funnel (a content marketing company offering solutions for real estate companies and professionals, writing high quality real estate blogs, press releases, social media posts and more) joins hosts Natasha Cholerton Brown (COO of Clippn), Amber Mundinger (COO & Head of Strategic Partnerships at Artists Den), and Dalia Strum (Founder of Rethink Connect). In this episode: How Sarah is using unique content, from blogs to podcasts to TV shows, to drive leads in the real estate industry The partnership between The News Funnel and Atypical at CRE Tech, which used mannequins placed around the event and generated considerable social media content Why The News Funnel chose to branch off into the real estate industry with it’s subsidiary The Content Funnel to fill a need for content creators to ghost write for real estate agencies who do not have a social media presence How The Content Funnel uses its partnerships with CRE Tech, The News Funnel, and influencers to market themselves Sarah’s background as head of digital strategy at ICSC and how she built a network of companies who were experts at utilizing particular aspects of social media which culminated in the creation of Marketing Marketplace Keeping up with how social media and marketing demands are evolving, by making partnerships with drone companies like All In Drones and The Scene Lab How Sarah gives every interaction with clients a personal touch by really getting to know the people she’s working with so they can collaborate and work together long term Why building that trust and personable relationship often leads to clients coming to Sarah and The Content Funnel for How the real estate industry is utilizing AR and VR to create new experiences and ways to market and engage with clients Interior design apps like roOomy which let you visualize how you might decorate  your potential new home Sarah’s firsthand experiences with how the AR/VR experience changes the experience of looking for a new home How influencers have become a factor in the real estate industry, and the path for becoming an influencer through Instagram, and why LinkedIN and Facebook aren’t as big of a factor for influencers Managing a client’s unrealistic social media target goals, the importance of benchmark reports, and when a client is wary to make a move that is right for their goals Sarah’s relationship with her twin sister Susan, who also works in real estate, and what they learn from each other  Learning from her mother, a COO at Regency Centers and one of the first female executives at Federated, and her husband, a creative director at McCann Echo The lessons Sarah hopes she can pass onto her children Staying up to date and finding inspiration through Instagram The importance of being genuine and true to yourself in all facets of your life

Sarah Malcolm is a yoga teacher, recipe developer, content creator and blogger. We had to get Sarah on the show because she supports herself through her hobbies and interests, which is what we're all about! Building her profile has presented her with lots of opportunities, collaborating with various brands in the food, wellness, yoga and travel spaces. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/creativerebels/message

We appear fascinated with the phenomenon of the woman who kills. In the last year alone in the UK, both ITV and channel 4 have launched popular documentary series chronicling the shocking lives and crimes of women who commit murder. But what is it about the murderess that renders her so interesting? To social historian Dr Anna Jenkin (@acjenkin), it is her ability to offer unique insight into the gender dynamics, and broader cultural climate, of the society in which she lives. Anna's PhD thesis explores female perpetrated homicide in eighteenth-century London and Paris. Dr Sarah Burdett caught up with Anna to discuss the findings of her research.She began by asking what it was that inspired her to investigate the topic. Anna Jenkin: I started as an undergraduate studying eighteenth-century London, and in the second year of my undergraduate I looked specifically at the case of Sarah Malcolm, who is a serial killer, mass murderess, in 1730s London. I found the case a really interesting insight into an aspect of life in London, and women's lives specifically, that often you don't get a lot of detail about. So although it was quite an extreme example of a woman who killed her employer and two other maids in the household that she was working, in telling her story you actually get much more about the intricacies of everyday life in London at this time. So I thought this was a really interesting way of thinking about how men and women were living in these cities, but also, of much broader dynamics of power. Because female murder is such a rare act, and was such a rare act, it was particularly distressing to the society in which it took place, particularly in these very close urban areas, so you find a lot of much broader dynamics of power projected onto these cases. So that is why I decided on the question of female murder. I wanted to look specifically at eighteenth-century London and Paris because it was a time when both cities were undergoing very major paths of modernisation and growth. There were great deals of similarities between these two cities which were undergoing huge amounts of population expansion as well as economic booms, which were leading to the growth of a bourgeoisie, or middling sort, but on the other hand, politically, there were these huge differences between London post-Glorious Revolution, and France before the French Revolution, which meant that there are some really interesting similarities and differences that can be unpicked between these two cities. Female homicide is such a rare crime, that contemporary commentators don't have the general narratives of criminality or of violence to project onto them, so when trying to understand and unravel these crimes people drew from much more complicated, or perhaps more run of the mill everyday narratives in seeking to explain and understand what was going on. So I used this very small lens to understand much bigger narratives of change that these two cities were going under, at the same time but also in quite different ways. Sarah Burdett: I asked Anna to elaborate on the proportion of female perpetrated murder, to male perpetrated murder. AJ: Female homicide in the eighteenth century, particularly in London and Paris, was about 10 percent of male homicide. I found about 2000 cases of male perpetrated homicide in London in the period 1715-1789, and for that same period about 200 cases of female perpetrated homicide, and the same in Paris. The Parisian court is much larger so I found about  500 cases of female perpetrated homicide and 5000 cases of male homicide. So in both cities it's about a tenth, which interestingly is the same proportion as today. So it is a much rarer crime. But I think what is interesting about the urban context is that you often find in historiography and in writing about female homicide in this period quite a lot of stereotypes of female homicide as being something that is very polarised. When women are treated in the court,