Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah marks

Our host Darriel Roy interviews Sarah Marks, the founder of Bioenergetic Wellbeing. Through her company Bioenergic wellbeing, she uses the science of energy balancing to cultivate health and wellness.

In this episode Amelia chatted with Sarah Marks, CEO of financial education charity RedSTART.  Here they discussed, why financial education is so important for young people right now, how it can affect real social change and also how financial education is having to evolve. Join our community: www.nextgenplanners.co.uk  

Damon Salem will be back in the studio this week while Joe will be away for his anniversary and all of us at the Pattison Ave Phanatics want to wish the happiest of anniversaries to Joe and Sarah Marks! Meanwhile, the crew takes a deep dive into the upcoming Sixers / Hawks series, a bet that needs to be paid must be discussed and on the phone lines, Paul (The Guru) Spencer joins us as always at 9:30. All this and more on this week's Pattison Ave Phanaitcs Show!

Host Jill Melancon speaks to Sarah Marks, president of the new Doraville Arts Council, about her goal of building a giant lighter to commemorate the recording of "Free Bird" in her city.

This week's episode features interviews with Sarah Marks from the Doraville Arts Council, Aaron Williams and Peter Kiley from Monday NIght Brewing, and photographer Tripp Cook.

Who's pulling your strings - from advertisers and peer pressure to political campaigns and self-deception - hidden persuaders are everywhere. Journalist Poppy Noor, historian Sarah Marks, psychologist and magician, Gustav Kuhn, the philosopher, Quassim Cassam and Robert Colvile from the Centre for Policy Studies join Matthew Sweet to track them down. We're all confident that we know our own minds -- but do we? And if we don't, why not? Producer: Zahid Warley Quassim Cassam is professor of philosophy at Warwick University. He is the author of Self Knowledge for Humans and his new book, Vices of the Mind will be published next year. Gustav Kuhn teaches psychology at Goldsmiths College, University of London. His book Experiencing the Impossible : The Science of Magic will be published next year. Sarah Marks is a post-doctoral researcher at Birkbeck College in London where she is one of the team involved in the Hidden Persuaders project. Poppy Noor is a journalist and contributes to The Guardian newspaper. Robert Colvile is the director of the Centre for Policy Studies.

This episode is the second part of our interview with Michael and Sarah Marks, two great storytellers who had us cringing in disbelief at some of the stories they shared about both the pranks they pulled and the pranks that were pulled on them. Turns out, Sarah LOVED having her underwear run up the flagpole... and she almost convinces Sara that pranks are a sign of affection. You’ll also hear about Sarah’s first camp kiss (it's the absolute best) and how having your dad at camp can definitely ruin your last-night-of-camp mojo. Michael tells an amazing story about flirting while holding a snake and he confirms that boys are really just mostly gross when there are no girls around. Micah also shares prank stories from his camp memory, including a butt cheek situation, how no one dared prank his dad, and how he and his friends thought that wearing white sheets would definitely make a bunch of girls think he and his friends were ghosts.

If you’ve ever peed on a plastic wrap toilet, found crickets in your sleeping bag, or raided a camp kitchen, you’ll appreciate this week’s April Fool’s-themed episode about pranks and the campers & counselors who pull them. We talk to Camp Sierra Vista lifer, Sarah Marks, and her radio-producer, bird-call expert husband (and literal Boy Scout), Michael Marks, about escalating prank wars, shower shenanigans, dining hall antics, and the general mayhem created when the summer camp season starts. The conversation was so much fun we’ll be bringing it to you in two parts...look for Part 2 on April 1st (no joke!). You’ll also hear a brief history of pranks at Sara’s camp, including a dramatic reading of a soon-to-famous poem entitled “I Know Nothing”, which was written by a guy who Sara is pretty sure knows quite a lot.

Sarah Marks is an Atlanta-based visual artist and Prince fan who created an animated GIF depicting the many phases in Prince's career. "I think the way that you become a person like Prince or strive to be a person like Prince, is you listen to that voice and go with your inclination," Marks says.

Sarah Marks: Artistic inspiration from Prince

4pm ET / 3pm CT / 2pm MT / 1pm PT (Outside US: Dial 00 + 1 + 714-464-4891) Guest Host Rhonda Branch interviews Tricia Stewart Shiu!  Tricia Stewart Shiu is an award-winning recording artist, author, screenwriter and playwright with 26 literary awards for her YA SciFi Mystical Adventure MOA SERIES as well as PLEASE HOLD and over 1.5 million streams and downloads for her meditations and visualizations. She is also an inspirational speaker, spiritualist and metaphysical intuitive. While pursuing her spiritual, metaphysical and creative endeavors, she worked as a high-level Executive Assistant to Rupert Murdoch for eight years and subsequently for the COO of NewsCorp/21st Century Fox for eight years. Tricia's new #1 best-selling novel, PLEASE HOLD, is a fictional work, which offers a fresh and informative look at the world of high-level Gatekeepers. The novel discloses what occurs behind closed doors in the realm of high-level studio executive assistants and one woman’s, Sarah Marks, fight to make sense of it all. Sarah is an underdog Hollywood executive assistant who battles a big budget boss and receives miraculous aid from an unlikely source – a shrine to Mary Tyler Moore. Sarah idolized Mary Tyler Moore so when problematic situations come up, Sarah asks, “What Would Mary Do?”