Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah mckenzie

Send us a textSummaryIn this episode, Valerie interviews Rachel Hartzell, the author of the picture book series 'The Garden Scouts.' They discuss Rachel's favorite bugs and bug encounters, as well as the lessons we can learn from bugs. Rachel shares the inspiration behind her book series and how she teaches the fruits of the spirit through her stories. They also talk about scouting, different cultures, and the impact of books on education. Rachel shares her journey as an author and her plans for future books. You can find Rachel on Instagram at Rachel.Hartzel. TakeawaysBugs can teach us about God's intricate design and the importance of details.Rachel's book series, 'The Garden Scouts,' teaches children about the fruits of the spirit in a relatable and practical way.Rachel chose a fly as the main character to show that even the 'uglier' parts of life can have beauty and redemption.Teaching from Rest by Sarah McKenzie and Babushka Baba Yaga by Patricia Palacco are impactful books for homeschooling and a passion for children's literature, respectively.Rachel is self-publishing her books and is focused on promoting her first book while working on the manuscript for the second book. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Favorite Bugs02:19 Bug Encounters06:15 Lessons from Bugs08:15 The Garden Scouts, Buzzing with Love12:05 Teaching the Fruits of the Spirit15:12 Scouting and Cultures16:29 Choosing a Fly as the Main Character18:48 The Next Book and Fruits of the Spirit21:18 Rachel's Journey as an Author23:26 Education and Homeschooling28:07 Most Impactful Book31:26 Future Plans33:33 Where to Find Rachel34:16 Conclusion Let's discover great books together!Follow for more:FB: @bookworthypodcastInstagram: @bookworthy_podcastYouTube: BookWorthy Podcast - YouTubetiktok: @valeriefentress

Diese Sendung hat Jörg Müller-Jahns zusammengestellt. Das LIVE- Anspiel ist diesmal: „So danco Samba“ – eine Komposition von Joao Gilberto. Folgende Titel sind zu hören: 1. Bouncin' with Bud – Bud Powell 3:00 2. Almost in your Arms – Claire Martin 3:28 3. So danco Samba – J. Gilberto,M.H. del Toledo, L.Bonfa & St.Getz 3:43 4. Satin Doll – Ella Fitzgerald 2:41 5. Tides – Ilja Ruf Trio feat. Nils Landgren 6:02 6. The Sheik of Araby – Quintette du Hot Club de France 3:02 7. Awakening – Lennart Allkemper 5:32 8. Tea for two – Sarah Mckenzie 4:07 9. Ev'ry time we say goodbye – Milt Jackson 2:35 Bei Titelwünsche und Anregungen schreiben Sie gern an: jazztime.mv@ndr.de Keep Swingin' !!!

Send us a textSummary In this episode, Valerie interviews Rachael Hartzell, the author of the picture book series 'The Garden Scouts.' They discuss Rachael's favorite bugs and bug encounters, as well as the lessons we can learn from bugs. Rachael shares the inspiration behind her book series and how she teaches the fruits of the spirit through her stories. They also talk about scouting, different cultures, and the impact of books on education. Rachael shares her journey as an author and her plans for future books. You can find Rachel on Instagram at Rachael.Hartzel. Takeaways Bugs can teach us about God's intricate design and the importance of details.Rachael's book series, 'The Garden Scouts,' teaches children about the fruits of the spirit in a relatable and practical way.Rachel chose a fly as the main character to show that even the 'uglier' parts of life can have beauty and redemption.Teaching from Rest by Sarah McKenzie and Babushka Baba Yaga by Patricia Palacco are impactful books for homeschooling and a passion for children's literature, respectively.Rachael is self-publishing her books and is focused on promoting her first book while working on the manuscript for the second book. Chapters00:00 Introduction and Favorite Bugs02:19 Bug Encounters06:15 Lessons from Bugs08:15 The Garden Scouts, Buzzing with Love12:05 Teaching the Fruits of the Spirit15:12 Scouting and Cultures16:29 Choosing a Fly as the Main Character18:48 The Next Book and Fruits of the Spirit21:18 Rachael's Journey as an Author23:26 Education and Homeschooling28:07 Most Impactful Book31:26 Future Plans33:33 Where to Find Rachael34:16 ConclusionLittle Honeycomb PressThe Garden Scouts: Buzzing With Love - Kindle edition by Hartzell, Rachael, Wills, Sarah-Leigh. Children Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com.Let's discover great books together!Follow for more:FB: @bookworthypodcastInstagram: @bookworthy_podcastYouTube: BookWorthy Podcast - YouTubetiktok: @valeriefentress

hr-Bigband feat. Sarah McKenzie cond. by Jakob Helling | Rheingau Musik Festival, Geisenheim-Johannisberg, Schloss Johannisberg, Cuvéehof, Juni 2024, Teil 2 Sarah McKenzie ist eine renommierte Jazz-Sängerin und Pianistin. Die Australierin begeistert ihr Publikum mit ihrem außergewöhnlichen Talent, einer starken Bühnenpräsenz und einer sehr lebendigen Mischung aus traditionellem Jazz und zeitgenössischen Einflüssen. (Sendung vom 6.10.)

Sarah McKenzie ist eine renommierte Jazz-Sängerin und Pianistin. Die Australierin begeistert ihr Publikum mit ihrem außergewöhnlichen Talent, einer starken Bühnenpräsenz und einer sehr lebendigen Mischung aus traditionellem Jazz und zeitgenössischen Einflüssen. Ihr Gastauftritt bei der hr-Bigband beim Rheingau Musik Festival war einer der Höhepunkte der Open-Air-Saison, nicht nur dank des schönen Ambientes. Hören Sie heute den ersten Teil dieses Konzertes. Konzerte und Produktionen u.a. mit: hr-Bigband feat. Sarah McKenzie cond. by Jakob Helling | Rheingau Musik Festival, Geisenheim-Johannisberg, Schloss Johannisberg, Cuvéehof, Juni 2024, Teil 1. (Sendung vom 29.9.)

NYC flutist, composer, Sunnyside Records artist, producer, and clinician, Jamie Baum, has toured the US and over 35 countries performing at major festivals, clubs, and concert halls including the Monterey, Madrid, Oeiras, Bermuda, Edinburgh, North Sea, Winter Jazzfest and London Jazz Festivals, Tampere Jazz Happening, Guimaraes Jazz Festival, Jazztopad, Bimhuis, Unterfahrt, Jazz Gallery, Jazz Standard, 55 Bar, Dizzy's, Blue Note, etc.. She's performed with artists as renowned and diverse as Randy Brecker, Roy Hargrove, Donald Brown, Tom Harrell, Paul Motion, Mick Goodrick and Kenny Barron to Dave Douglas, Fred Hersch, Leni Stern, Louis Cole, Jane Bunnett, David Binney, Ralph Alessi, Ben Monder, Anthony Braxton, Karaikudi Mani, V. M. Bhatt, Navin Chettri and Wadada Leo Smith. Though focusing primarily on jazz, she's been involved in several projects performing classical, new music, Brazilian and Latin music. Receiving critical praise for seven CD's as a leader, with most making several “Best CDs of the Year” lists and four stars from DownBeat, her recently-released What Times Are These received five stars in DownBeat. Inch By Inch (GM Recordings), by the cooperative band Yard Byard: The Jaki Byard Project (w/Jerome Harris, George Schuller), also received four stars from DownBeat. Jamie has appeared on over 40 recordings as a sidewoman including those by Dave Binney, George Colligan, Ursel Schlicht, Frank Carlberg, Patrizia Scascitelli, Taylor Haskins, Monika Herzig, Louise Rogers, Sarah McKenzie, Steve Lampert, Brian Landrus, Laura Andel, Judi Silvano, Shigeko Suzuki, James Hall, etc. Ms. Baum's many awards and grants for composing and touring include the 2022 Cafe Royale Recording Grant, 2021 South Arts Jazz Road Touring Grant, 2020 International Society of Jazz Arrangers & Composers (ISJAC) Covid Relief Commission, Foundation for Contemporary Arts 2020, 2020 Chamber Music America Jazz Presenter Consortium, 2018 USArtists International Touring Grant, 2017 New Music USA Project Grant, and a 2014 Guggenheim Foundation Fellowship. Baum was selected as a 2014-15 Norman Stevens Fellow/MacDowell resident and has since been awarded residencies again at MacDowell (2021), at UCross (2015), and at VCCA (2020). She won the '99 International Jazz Composers Alliance Award, 2010 CAP Award (American Music Center), the 2003 New Works: Creation and Presentation Award and the 2007 Encore Award, both components of the Doris Duke/CMA Jazz Ensembles Project. Ms. Baum has been in the DownBeat Critics Polls annually since 1998, making #1 “Rising Star Flutist” in '12, #2 “Flutist” in '19, and #3 “Flutist” in '20. She was named a "Major New International Talent” in 2015 lists by both “Musica Jazz” and “Jazzit” (Italy), was #2 “Flutist of the Year” in the 2018 Eleventh Annual International Critics Poll and tied for 4th place with Hubert Laws in the 2018 JazzTimes Critics Poll. Jamie was included in Huffington Post's "Twenty-five Great Jazz Flute Performances”, nominated by the Jazz Journalists Association for “Flutist of the Year“ fourteen times, and The Jamie Baum Septet+ was nominated in 2014 "Best Midsize Ensemble" - in the same list with only two other bands -The Wayne Shorter Quartet and Steve Coleman's Five Elements! Media attention for her recent CD, Bridges, and previously released, In This Life, brought features on WBGO's RADAR and NPR's All Things Considered, reviews in The New York Times, DownBeat, JazzTimes, All About Jazz, etc.. and two hour-long feature/retrospectives on major German and Czech public radio shows. Bridges was voted #4 in the 2018 JazzTimes Readers Poll for “Best New Release,” and In This Life was in the "Best CDs of 2013” lists including Boston Globe, iTunes, and Francis Davis' NPR Music Jazz Critics Poll. Recently, Baum was included in the JazzTimes 10: Essential Jazz Flute Albums (2019), 3 Questions for Today's Jazz Musicians by Lilian Dericq, Cricket Publishers (Paris), the “Woodshed” in DownBeat, January 2019, and was the flutist on “The Essence of the Blues -- Flute: 10 Great Etudes for Playing and Improvising, Book & CD”, (Jim Snidero “play-along” series, 2019). Through a highly competitive auditioning process, Jamie was chosen to tour for the DOS/Kennedy Center Jazz Ambassador program from '99 -'03 in South America and South Asia. The US State Department also sponsored later shorter tours, in addition to several isolated US Embassy-sponsored programs while Baum was on her tours in Europe and South Asia. Baum's two main active projects featuring her compositions include The Jamie Baum Septet+, together since 1999, and her Short Stories band marking five years by performing at the 2020 Winter Jazzfest. In addition, she co-leads Yard Byard: The Jaki Byard Project and is involved in several other projects either as co-leader or side-woman, including The Richie Beirach/Jamie Baum Duo and NYC Jazz Flutes. Baum has been on the faculty of the Manhattan School of Music Jazz Arts department at since 2006, on the adjunct faculty roster at the New School University since 2004, and taught at Berklee College of Music (2011-2013). Summer jazz programs Baum has taught composition, improv, and flute technique, and coached ensembles at including the Stanford Jazz Workshop Institute, Litchfield Jazz Camp, Maryland Jazz Camp, etc. A clinician for Altus Flutes/KHS America since 1993, they have sponsored her innovative, pioneering workshop "A Fear Free Approach to Improvisation for the Classically-Trained Musician” TM, "A Fear Free Approach to Composition for the Improvising Musician” TM and “Flute Technique for Doublers” at colleges, conservatories, festivals, flute clubs and “music and art” schools worldwide.  

Ospite della puntata Sarah McKenzie che ci racconta il suo disco "Without you", cantandocene anche tre brani dal vivo

Zé Ibarra, Dora Morelenbaum & Júlia Mestre ('Nesse sofá', 'O bem do mar', 'Lua comanche', 'Baile de máscaras'), Stacey Kent ('La valse des lilas', 'Under Paris skies', 'Happy talk', 'Corcovado'), Sarah McKenzie ('Corcovado', 'Fotografia', 'Wave'), Veronica Swift ('Chega de saudade') y Biréli Lagrène ('How insensitive').Escuchar audio

Simone y Zélia Duncan, en concierto en el Auditorio Ibirapuera de São Paulo, compartieron en el año 2005 canciones como 'Alguém cantando', de Caetano Veloso, 'Grávida', de Marina Lima y Arnaldo Antunes, o 'Idade do céu', adaptación al portugués de la canción de Jorge Drexler. Y Simone cantó en solitario 'Diga là, meu coração', de Gonzaguinha, 'Medo de amar nº2' de Sueli Costa y 'Encontros e despedidas' de Milton Nascimento y Fernando Brant. Dos cantantes australianas: Gemma Sherry ('Like someone in love', 'Someone to watch over me', 'Some other time') y Sarah McKenzie ('Quoi, quoi, quoi', 'Without you', 'Wave'). Despide el Large Ensemble de Gaia Wilmer con su arreglo de 'Lôro' de Egberto Gismonti. Escuchar audio

Zé Ibarra, Dora Morelenbaum y Júlia Mestre, tres de los cuatro componentes de Bala Desejo (el cuarto, Lucas Nunes, estaba de gira con Caetano), actuaron en noviembre de 2022 en la Glasshaus de Nueva York: 'Folhetim', 'Muito', 'Lua comanche' y 'Baile de máscaras'. Del último disco del portugués António Zambujo, 'Cidade', las canciones 'Lua', 'Dancemos um slow', 'Ko', 'Nas bocas do mundo' y 'Céu'. Y del último disco de la australiana Sarah McKenzie, 'Without you', las composiciones de Jobim 'Dindi', 'Bonita', 'Wave' y 'Fotografia'. Despide Kyle Eastwood con una grabación sinfónica del tema de la película de su padre 'Gran Torino'.Escuchar audio

Sarah McKenzie is in the hotseat as we look back on the tribute games for Teddy McCarthy, Ger McCarthy previews Glanmire's All Ireland Final and Cork's baseball team the Cork Renegades talk about their incredible year.

Jazz vocalist, pianist, and composer Sarah McKenzie teams up with Brazilian guitarist Romero Lubambo, cellist Jacques Morelenbaum, and drummer Peter Erskine (known for his work with Weather Report) on her new album Without You, spotlighting her performance at The Blue Note jazz club in Rio where she met Jacques and Romero. The album shines a light on a batch of Antonio Carlos Jobim songs and a few original compositions, including her song  “Quoi, Quoi, Quoi.”

Nuevos discos del trompetista francés Erik Truffaz 'Clap!' ('Les choses de la vie', 'In heaven', 'Thème de Camille') y del trompetista estadounidense Chris Botti 'Vol. 1' ('Two for the road', 'Someday my prince will come'). Y canciones de Antonio Carlos Jobim en los nuevos discos de la cantante y pianista australiana Sarah McKenzie 'Without you' ('Dindi', 'Bonita', 'Wave', 'Fotografia') y la cantante estadounidense Stacey Kent 'Summer me, winter me' ('Corcovado'). Despedida con el guitarrista Zé Paul Becker y 'Beth, my love' de su disco 'Outro mundo'. Escuchar audio

El bandolinista Hamilton de Holanda ha publicado 'Samurai', disco con canciones de Djavan como 'Faltando um pedaço', 'Océano' -con la voz de Varijashree Venugopal-, 'Samurai' -con la voz de Gloria Groove y el saxo de Lakecia Benjamin-, 'Flor de lis' -cantada por Zeca Pagodinho- o 'Irmã de neon' -con el piano de Gonzalo Rubalcaba-. Canciones de Antonio Carlos Jobim en los nuevos discos de la australiana Sarah McKenzie 'Without you' ('Dindi', 'Bonita', 'Wave', 'Fotografia') y Stacey Kent 'Summer me, winter me' ('Corcovado'). Y el guitarrista Zé Paulo Becker tocando 'Beth, my love' en su disco 'Outro mundo'. Escuchar audio

Las visiones brasileñas de la pianista y cantante australiana Sarah McKenzie ('Fotografia', 'Wave', 'Dindi', 'Bonita', 'Corcovado'), la cantante australiana Natalie Dietz ('Oceano'), la cantante canadiense Émilie-Claire Barlow ('Fais comme l´oiseau') y la cantante y pianista canadiense Florence K ('Agua de beber', 'Desafinado', 'Eu sei que vou te amar', 'Garota de Ipanema', 'Chega de saudade', 'Les eaux de mars'). Escuchar audio

El brasileño Henrique Gomide firma 'Portais', disco de piano solo, con piezas como 'Frevo', de Egberto Gismonti, 'Jorge do Fusa', de Garoto, o 'Beatriz'. de Edu Lobo y Chico Buarque. Los nuevos discos de los trompetistas Erik Truffaz 'Clap!' ('Les choses de la vie', 'In heaven', 'Theme de Camille') y Chris Botti 'Vol. 1' ('Two for the road', 'Someday my prince will come') Y la pianista y cantante australiana Sarah McKenzie con 'Gentle rain' y 'Corcovado' de su proyecto brasileño 'Without you'. Despide el pianista brasileño Amaro Freitas con 'Encantados' adelanto de su próximo disco. Escuchar audio

durée : 01:00:12 - invitée : Sarah McKenzie - par : Alex Dutilh - La chanteuse et pianiste Sarah McKenzie présente son nouvel album de jazz d'inspiration brésilienne, “Without You” qui paraît chez Normandy Lane Music / Pias.

durée : 01:00:12 - invitée : Sarah McKenzie - par : Alex Dutilh - La chanteuse et pianiste Sarah McKenzie présente son nouvel album de jazz d'inspiration brésilienne, “Without You” qui paraît chez Normandy Lane Music / Pias.

On this week's episode of the Women in Sport Podcast with Ger McCarthy:1.10 Mike Currane reviews the first round of the AFLW season24.50 Bantry Bay rugby star Niamh McCarthy, and Wendy Keenan reviews the Munster v Leinster women's interpro45.37 Sarah McKenzie reviews the Italian Grand Prix1.02.11 Ger reviews the week's LGFA club action

We talk Dublin's win over Kerry in the All Ireland final. Reaction from Cork ladies football boss Shane Ronayne after their defeat to Dublin. We look ahead to the Camogie final with Cork's Amy O'Connor. Cork City Women's boss Danny Murphy looks ahead to Ireland v Nigeria. Sarah McKenzie on another win for Max Verstappen. We speak to Rebel Og winners the East Cork Under 17 Hurling Team.

In this episode, we delve into the importance of setting healthy boundaries for Catholic homeschooling moms. Emily Brown, a seasoned homeschooler and life coach, shares insightful tips on protecting your peace and fostering a more balanced homeschooling journey. Discover how to define boundaries, why emotions play a vital role, and how to embrace a more intentional approach with your children. Learn how to transition from being a doer to becoming a mentor and consultant in your children's educational journey. Get Emily's Creating Healthy Boundaries worksheet HERE. August Workshop:  SIMPLIFY YOUR SCHOOL YEAR.  Save your Seat. Amazing news: True Presence is on Feedspot's list of the Top 15 Catholic Mom Podcasts!!!! Thanks to everyone who tunes in. Dive Deeper into True Presence: NEW!! Join our Facebook Group for Challenges and Community! NEW!! Instagram/threads: @truepresencepodcast NEW!! Facebook: True Presence Podcast Well-Ordered Week newsletter: weekly inspiration and journal prompts   Episode Notes: Understanding Boundaries: - Boundaries are often misunderstood. Emily explains that they are about protecting your peace, not controlling others. - The goal is to have peace within yourself and to decide how you want to show up in any situation. - Understand what is within your control: thoughts, feelings, and actions. Implementing Boundaries in Homeschooling: - Emily shares her experience of starting homeschooling and feeling overwhelmed with trying to do everything. - She recommends transitioning from a doer to a teacher and eventually a mentor and consultant as children grow. - Determine the best time for learning based on your child's unique needs and creativity. Preparing Ahead of Time: - Emily suggests setting time aside in your daily preparation to remember what you love about your kids and how you want to show up for them. - Teaching From Rest by Sarah McKenzie is an excellent resource to ease overwhelm in homeschooling. Applying Boundaries to Chores: - Emily realized she was guilting and shaming her kids to do chores, leading to overreacting. - By adopting an employer-employee approach, she detached emotionally from the outcome and allowed natural consequences to play out. - Children become more responsible when they experience the natural consequences of their actions. Conclusion: - Remember to prioritize relationships over tasks in homeschooling. - Get Emily's free download, "Creating Healthy Boundaries" worksheet, to explore your desires and show up intentionally in your homeschool journey. - Check out the Happy Holy Mama podcast and explore life coaching options at fiatlifecoaching.com. Dive Deeper into True Presence: NEW!! Join our Facebook Group for Challenges and Community! NEW!! Instagram/threads: @truepresencepodcast NEW!! Facebook: True Presence Podcast Well-Ordered Week newsletter: weekly inspiration and journal prompts  

Ger McCarthy reports on Cork's superb win over Mayo. We hear from 6 Cork players, including captain Ian Maguire, along with boss John Cleary. Sarah McKenzie talks F1. And we talk to Na Piarsaigh Chairman Neilus O'Sullivan about the club's 80th anniversary.

Packed show with reaction to Cork vs Kerry both minor and senior. Preview of tomorrows u20 All-Ireland hurling final and F1 with Sarah McKenzie.

On last week's Rework podcast, Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson, co-founders of 37signals, joined host Kimberly Rhodes to answer listener questions about their approach to design, decision-making, and more.Today, they return to tackle more listener questions, covering a diverse range of topics such as delegating projects, hiring, and remote work.Listen in as they discuss their strategies for helping team members take ownership of their work and their tips on deploying projects. They also offer advice on attracting and retaining the right talent and discuss the role of communication and culture in building a successful team.Show Notes:  [00:26] - Sarah McKenzie asks for tips on delegating projects rather than tasks and helping team members take ownership of their work areas as she wants to move in this direction with her small team.[01:23] - Jason explains how Basecamp delegates projects instead of tasks. In contrast, team members are given a rough general idea of the project and some ideas for the interface design, and they figure out how to get it done in their own time.[02:57] - David adds that even new employees and junior programmers can handle owning a whole project.[04:38] - David shares that Shape Up's idea of a fixed time frame and flexible scope interlocks with delegating projects.[05:32] - Let people live up to high expectations and see who does it quickly and best. Delegating a project means evaluating work based on outcomes, not effort, allowing team members to make decisions and run autonomously within the project's scope. [06:28] - Julio Caesar from Sao Paulo, Brazil, asks DHH about the day-to-day work in a team of two, specifically about code review, pull requests, and dev to production deployments. He's concerned about the time wasted in long change management meetings and how to avoid having someone who doesn't know anything about the project approve a deploy.[07:11] - 37signals has teams of two working on different aspects of a product, with any given feature having a designer and a programmer working on it.[08:24] - David shares that the company has a process where someone is responsible for the quality of the work that goes out the door. There is a mentorship process for new hires. Programmers and designers review each other's work.[08:40] - In the Seven Shipping Principles, there is a notion that if the person is confident that the deploy is low-risk, they are not obligated to get a review. Even CTOs and senior employees sometimes request a review to increase their confidence. The team encourages individuals to have a strong sense of confidence and delegate the responsibility of reviews to themselves.[09:22] - The review process is asynchronous and shouldn't be a blocker.[10:29] - Jason shares that although anyone can deploy work, the company has never had a catastrophic deploy in its history. And rollbacks are very rare.[12:38] - A mystery caller asks David and Jason if they have any rules, constraints, or systems in place to help them decide when to grow and when not to grow, specifically around headcount and staffing.[13:02] - Jason explains that their hiring is department-based and based on specific needs rather than global goals. They follow the principle of "hire when it hurts" and aim to alleviate actual pain rather than future pain. [15:16] - Having two people is better than one—David shares an example where they had only one person in a role, and it was difficult for them to take a vacation or sabbatical without affecting the company. He also suggests that companies should consider redefining a role when someone leaves rather than simply refilling it and only hiring when necessary.[17:54] - Jason emphasizes the importance of the "hire when it hurts" principle, especially for startups. He advises it's better to wait for reality to show what is actually needed before making hiring decisions.[19:15] - Jason and David discuss the practice of hiring defensively, which involves hoarding talent and contributes to the malaise of Bullshit Jobs.[21:06] - David talks about his experience of having a job where it didn't matter if he did anything and the cruelty of putting people in that position, not to mention the ding on the economy. [23:23] - Listener Bhagyesh asks how to find team members that align with work principles and help the business grow without traditional supervision.[23:48] - Jason says they find team members through word of mouth and by writing detailed job ads. They get many applications per role but narrow them down by talking to candidates and having them do a small project.[25:50]- David stresses the importance of finding someone who matches their principles by incorporating them into the ad. They have been promoting Remote work for decades, which helps them find the right people and hire talent from all over the world.[28:35] - Kimberly highlights the importance of the tone of the job description. As a previous candidate, she notes that it gives people a sense of the company's culture.[29:01] - 37signals' job ads accurately describe the place and give people a sense of how they communicate, which is a big part of attracting the right people.[29:33] - Do you have questions for David and Jason about a better way to work and run your business? We'll be back next week with another edition of listener questions. Leave your voicemails at 708-628-7850 or email. You can find show notes and transcripts on our website. You can also find us on Twitter.Links and Resources:Delegating projects, not tasksShape Up: Stop Running in Circles and Ship Work that MattersRemote 37signals — Seven Shipping Principles Bullshit Jobs: A Theory Listener Questions / AMA | REWORK Sign up for a 30-day free trial at Basecamp.comHEY World | HEY Dev.37signals37signals on YouTubeThe REWORK podcastThe 37signals Dev Blog@reworkpodcast on Twitter@37signals on Twitter 

Eine Sendung zusammengestellt von Andreas Pasternack – diesmal steht der Jazzgesang im Vordergrund & beliebte Getränke spielen auch eine Rolle. Folgende Titel sind zu hören: I get a kick out of you – Jamie Cullum 4:10 Bernie's Tune – Gerry Mulligan Quartet 2:54 Taking a chance on love – Jane Monheit 3:20 And I love her – Pat Metheny 4:22 This can't be love – Ernestine Anderson 3:55 Ramblin' – Charles Lloyd & The Marvels 4:59 Tea for two – Sarah McKenzie 4:07 Rum and Coca-Cola – The Andrew Sisters 3:02 When you wish upon a star – Max Raabe, Rolf Kühn & RIAS Big Band 5:00

On this episode, Sarah & McKenzie join forces for a special LIVE forecast for 2023! Sarah dives into the themes of our tarot cards of the year - The Chariot & The Tower - and McKenzie breaks down the major astrological transits & cosmic moments in 2023. In between, we share personal insights, weave themes together and philosophize as we geek out together about energy, magic, healing, and the ups and downs of being human. Lots of sagittarius-infused giggles abound! And no, we didn't breathe or take any breaks during this 2-hour episode ;-) Enjoy, and see y'all in 2023! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/magicandmedicine/support

In this vidcast, Webber Wentzel's team of competition, trade and investment (CTI) experts share some valuable knowledge and insights. The vidcast – hosted by Yael Shafrir, a trade and investment lawyer at Webber Wentzel specialising in Africa FDI and the AfCFTA, in collaboration with Africa Legal – focuses on foreign direct investment trends, public interest considerations for merger filings, key policy developments and investment promotion across the African continent. Key for any investor looking at investing in a foreign country is a broad understanding of the legal and regulatory landscape. Sarah McKenzie, a specialist in international and domestic commercial and treaty arbitration as well as regulatory, international trade and commercial litigation, unpacks the investor due diligence that needs to be considered. Factors such as understanding the law in relation to the investment protection available if something goes wrong, as well as understanding applicable bilateral and multilateral treaties are some of the topics that McKenzie addresses. Burton Phillips, an expert in all aspects of competition law, discusses the type of public interest considerations being imposed in merger filings. He says there have been a significant number of developments recently, pointing to the Act, which necessitates investors considering both competition and public interest factors relevant to mergers and acquisitions. Phillips cites the Burger King merger as one where public interest factors resulted in an initial prohibition of the transaction. He mentions that public interest factors are now considered on par with competition factors, resulting in competition practitioners becoming public interest lawyers. A notable trend in merger approvals, says Phillips, is the employment factor, which continues to evolve, and ownership by historically disadvantaged persons and workers, both of which should be looked into at the due diligence stage. Matthew Pool, a senior associate in the firm's CTI team and highly experienced in general trade advisory, shares his insights of the policy areas that the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (DTIC) is looking into. He says from an industrial policy perspective, employment and investment are the top two. The International Trade Administration Commission and the DTIC want to know that applicants are committed to investment in the South African and Southern African Customs Union economies. Pool says in the case of a tariff increase, commitments regarding job creation or retention in specified categories such as youth employment, investments in capital expenditure, investment in skills development, and training and support participation in manufacturing by small businesses, must be considered. Shafrir chats to the panellists about the current status of the investment protocol under the African Free Trade Continental Area (AfCFTA) as well the key sectors that are prioritised by the Secretariat. Among them are automotive and affordable mobility, agribusiness and agro processing, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, transport and logistics.

On the latest episode of the Women in Sport Podcast with Ger McCarthy:1.10 AFLW roundup with Mike Currane in Australia22.40 Our resident F1 expert Sarah McKenzie wraps up the season41.30 Munster rugby round up with Wendy Keenan53.20 Munster hockey update with Graham Catchpole

On the Women in Sport Podcast with Ger McCarthy:1.15 Alex O'Grady of Cork Church of Ireland talks hockey12.40 AFLW round up with Mike Currane31.20 F1 expert Sarah McKenzie on Max Verstappen's title win46.00 Rugby round up with Wendy Keenan1.00.10 The Echo's Linda Mellerick reviews the SE Systems Camogie Championship semi finals1.12.00 Reaction from the semi finals

We're continuing the conversation this week on how to make progress in your art business.   Ros and Laura talk about the importance of playing the long game no matter your persona. They chat about the fact that good things take time, no matter how hard that pill is to swallow. Ros shares her experience with approaching dreams with high energy and being reminded that sustainability and balance are essential to long term success in art business.   Ros says “It's really important to set your goals, to know what you want, to allow yourself to dream, make plans to get of closer to those dreams but it is OK for your growth to be a little bit slower than your heart desires it to be so that you can maintain that growth and continue growing your art business in a steady way that is sustainable.”   Laura raises the topic of perfectionism and points out its dark side and how it can hold you back from success. The “all or nothing” approach, “perfect or not at all” can really wreak havoc and stop our dreams from taking shape.   Laura suggests casting perfectionism and comparison aside and “really tuning into that gut feeling and that intuition. Setting goals around not what you feel like you should be doing to be a successful creative business owner but instead thinking about what sort of lifestyle I want and then identifying actions that can move towards that aligned goal.”   Ros and Laura touch on many other topics in this chat:   Feelings Based Goals Outcome Based Goals Importance of structure and systems in art business How to deal with resistance and procrastination Why we follow joy   Get your FREE goal setting workbook here: https://laurajaneday.com/shop-/p/art-biz-goal-setting-guide   For more on this topic, tune in to Part 1 (Episode 23) where this conversation began.   We hope that you enjoy the show!   Please send us a DM on Instagram to tell us how you found this episode and let us know if you have any ideas for future topics for the show.   This episode is sponsored by The Paint Rest Repeat First Birthday Party! Come and celebrate with us in Melbourne on Saturday 12th November. Get your free ticket here: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/paint-rest-repeat-podcast-meet-up-tickets-434643258687 EPISODE LINKS:   Tash Corbin - https://tashcorbin.com/   Sarah McKenzie - https://www.instagram.com/sarah.mckenzie.art/ FIND US AND FOLLOW US ONLINE!   Follow Laura on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/laurajaneday/    Follow Ros on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ros.gervay.creative/   And to book a creative kick-start coaching session with Laura or to find out more about her Soul Medicine Painting workshops please visit: https://laurajaneday.com/   For more information about Ros' membership Art For The Heart and courses please visit https://www.permissiontopaint.co or to see Ros' paintings please visit http://www.rosgervayart.com   Please help us grow our Podcast by leaving us a review on Apple Podcasts. Here is how!   Stay tuned for more episodes being released every two weeks!

On the big 4-0 of the Women in Sport Podcast:1.00 F1 expert Sarah McKenzie on the Singapore Grand Prix, and this weekend's Japan Grand Prix20.00 Singleton Supervalu Brunell's Lauryn Homen28.15 AFLW Roundup with Mike Currane49.31 Munster Hockey chat with Graham Catchpole59.13 Cork LGFA Finals reaction1.09.45 Cork LGFA analysis with Rory Noonan of the Echo1.33.24 SE Systems Camogie championships semi finals preview with Mary Newman of the Echo

On the latest episode of the Women in Sport Podcast with Ger McCarthy:1.00 The Echo's Rory Noonan previews a massive weekend of Cork LGFA finals20.37 Mike Currane reviews the latest action in the AFLW44.09 F1 expert Sarah McKenzie previews the Singapore Grand Prix1.01.35 The Echo's Linda Mellerick on the camogie championship quarter finals

Ros and Laura are back for another episode this fortnight and are talking about how to make progress in your art biz!   They discuss what that might look like, as every artist is different. Each individual will have different visions for their future and they may have different values and goals that all play a part in what you choose to focus on. Both Ros and Laura share how they have made progress in their art businesses over the years and share some tips for those who are possibly at the hobby level artist wanting to take their art into a more serious endeavour.    Ros shares that it has been through a whole lot of trial and error and Laura wholeheartedly agrees with this, its part of business and life. In this episode they also cover feelings of self doubt that come up when running a business.   Laura discusses holding a clear picture of what your goal is and taking aligned action. Suggesting some ways to do this by tapping into your intuition, personal introspection and visualisation.    Ros and Laura share some helpful tips such as:    Being open to learning  Visualising your dream business Not getting too caught up in other people's successes Quiet the noise and tap into your own ideas and vision Becoming more consistent in showing up for yourself Being open to new opportunities Finding accountability buddies to check in with   Laura discusses the concept of becoming 1% better every day which is from the Atomic Habits book by James Clear - link below. Ros also touches on topics around consistency and scheduling for artists in business.    We felt there was so much more to say on this topic, we have split it up into a two part series. So tune in next fortnight to keep the conversation going.   We hope that you enjoy the show!   Please send us a DM on Instagram to tell us how you found this episode and let us know if you have any ideas for future topics for the show.   This episode is sponsored by: Laura's Creative Kick-Start Coaching Sessions. For aspiring artists who are seeking clarity and direction in their Art Biz - To find out more go to: https://laurajaneday.com/creative-coaching  EPISODE LINKS:   Atomic Habits - James Clear - https://jamesclear.com/atomic-habits   Julie - Plan Your Market - https://www.instagram.com/planyourmarket/   Sarah McKenzie - https://www.instagram.com/sarah.mckenzie.art/ FIND US AND FOLLOW US ONLINE!   Follow Laura on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/laurajaneday/    Follow Ros on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ros.gervay.creative/   And to book a creative kick-start coaching session with Laura or to find out more about her Soul Medicine Painting workshops please visit: https://laurajaneday.com/   For more information about Ros' membership Art For The Heart as well as in-person painting workshops and other offerings please visit https://www.permissiontopaint.co or to see Ros' paintings please visit http://www.rosgervaycreative.com   Please help us grow our Podcast by leaving us a review on Apple Podcasts. Here is how!   Stay tuned for more episodes being released every two weeks!

This fortnight we bring you a powerful topic - How to VALUE yourself as an artist. This topic links into a previous episode on - Why is it so hard to call yourself an artist which was episode 17. Link Below. So for this episode we are assuming that listeners are at the point of using the “artist” label, and are now wanting to work on their value.    Laura mentions that when she made the “decision” to run her own art business – that allowed herself to give permission to buying art supplies, carving out time for art and all the lifestyle elements that come with being an artist – catching up with creative friends – is considered networking. Laura proposes that the feelings of “guilt” might surface when creatives and makers are at the hobby level and are not yet at the business level.   Ros talks mentions that if you are having fun or enjoying your work it might not be “seen” as valuable. Which she says is BS by the way!! She states that the key part of valuing yourself as an artist is having a community and connections with other artists and peers.    Laura brings up how artists can sometimes feel like they are being taken advantage of when they are asked to work for free for exposure. Because the arts in general are undervalued because of societal norms. Laura mentions that mindset work can help in valuing yourself and valuing your time when undertaking creative projects and it is possible to get paid really well for something that you enjoy.Ros talks about the recent project that she is working on with her local council where she has been asked to paint a piano. The contact person is amazing because from the outset they proposed that they will pay her as an artist ethically. She pointed Ros in the direction to NAVA , a Professional membership and advocacy agency for Artists in Australia.   Ros reiterates the value of Art buddies or friends in small business to run things by in terms of being paid well. Laura mentions that if you undertake a project and you are not being paid well you will end up resentful of the project, and if you are not being valued by the customer or the organisation that has asked you to undertake the project then it is not worth doing.   Laura suggests a quick exercise to figure out your base hourly rate? and feeling into what feels good to you. Ros talks about how she prices her work and she said she looks inward to see what “feels good” and is a fair price for everybody. Laura talks about what you sign up for when you step into professional practice as an artist – inconsistent income, gig-based economy, you are also signing up for people wanting you to work for free, and on the opposite side people that really value what you do as well. Ros mentions that you are signing up for those emotions on the rollercoaster ride of being an artist.   Ros was so excited to be approached for the opportunity from her local council to paint the piano because she loves music as well. Ros talks about all of the emotions that surfaced in undertaking this process but she was aware that it all comes as a part of the journey and once it was complete she was really happy with the outcome. She mentions that if you accept that the rollercoaster of emotions is a part of the process it will see you in good stead.   Ros talks about how it takes persistence to be an artist and mentions the saying that “Art is a career for stubborn people”  and going from a different career to full time art you come up against people that don't value the arts or don't value small business. There will be people who consider your career choice as a “risk”. Ros talks about when she moved away from primary teaching her Mum not wanting her to give up that position “just in case” because it was “safe” career.     Ros asks Laura if she had anyone in her life who had those beliefs and Laura shared about how her family has always wanted her to have a “sensible and stable job”. Ros says her strategy is to ignore the nay-sayers.   Laura shares about how she had inner conflict with herself going through art school and then feeling like she never fit into the regular 9-5 workplace but since she has found out more about herself and how she operates and works best in the world the clear it has become that being an artists suits her because she can set her own schedule, she can say yes and no to different projects and she can manage her energy levels better. It doesn't matter what other people say – if this is the right path for you -  just dedicate yourself to it.   Ros talks about forging a career in the arts is a big personal journey. When Ros started to take her art seriously, she mentions it was like a “coming home” - which is a really beautiful way of seeing her practice.    We had a lovely Podcast review from Sarah McKenzie @sarah.mckenzie.art on Instagram.  “Thanks again for a great Podcast, can relate to to much of what you are saying. Look forward to being more intentional with goals and direction which is easy to go off on whims and tangents, which can be fine but not always aligned with your bigger picture” - Thankyou for the kind words Sarah!    We hope that you enjoy the Show!   Please send us a DM on Instagram to tell us how you found this episode and let us know if you have any ideas for future topics for the show.   This episode is sponsored by: Laura's Creative Kick-Start Coaching Sessions. For aspiring artists who are seeking clarity and direction in their Art Biz - To find out more go to: https://laurajaneday.com/creative-coaching  EPISODE LINKS:   Episode 17 - Why is it so hard to call yourself an artist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cLo3bbJo1-4&t=22s   Episode 18 - on Goal Setting - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JazyaJiLhg&t=2s   NAVA: https://visualarts.net.au/   Sarah McKenzie - https://www.instagram.com/sarah.mckenzie.art/   FIND US AND FOLLOW US ONLINE!   Follow Laura on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/laurajaneday/    Follow Ros on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ros.gervay.creative/   And to book a creative kick-start coaching session with Laura or to find out more about her Soul Medicine Painting workshops please visit: https://laurajaneday.com/   For more information about Ros' membership Art For The Heart as well as in-person painting workshops and other offerings please visit https://www.permissiontopaint.co or to see Ros' paintings please visit http://www.rosgervaycreative.com   Please help us grow our Podcast by leaving us a review on Apple Podcasts. Here is how!   Stay tuned for more episodes being released every two weeks!

On a bumper edition of the Women in Sport Podcast with Ger McCarthy:1.12 Joan Healy looks ahead to the Cork City Sports14.20 Alanna Cunnane reviews Ireland's win over Georgia26.17 Mike Currane looks ahead to the AFLW season 42.21 Wendy Keenan of Munster Rugby49.48 F1 expert Sarah McKenzie on the upcoming British Grand Prix1.05.54 Shane Ronayne and Doireann O'Sullivan on Cork's win over Waterford1.11.50 The Echo's camogie columnist Mary Newman1.22.00 Cork camogie boss Matthew Twomey

On this week's episode of the Women in Sport Podcast with Ger McCarthy:1.20 AFLW chat with Mike Currane15.32 F1 expert Sarah McKenzie on the Monaco Grand Prix31.08 Cork senior camogie boss Matthew Twomey39.43 Cork intermediate Camogie boss Trevor Coleman 45.26 reaction from Cork's win over Kerry in the Munster LGFA Final55.38 Legendary basketball coach Mark Ingle

On this week's Podcast Ger McCarthy Speaks to:1.13 Mike Currane on AFLW15.13 Sarah McKenzie on the Spanish Grand Prix30.03 Wendy Keenan of Munster Rugby44.05 Laura O'Mahony and Maire O'Callaghan on Cork's clash with Kerry1.00.45 Reaction from the epic clash between Cork and Kerry in the Munster u14 final1.08.47 Cork camogie boss Matthew Twomey on their clash with Clare

A packed show with reaction to last nights game between Cork and Kerry in the Munster SFC semi-final. We hear from Cork boss John Cleary and Kerry manager Jack O'Connor, Ger McCarthy also joins to discuss the game. Douglas Hall are FAI Youth Cup champions, their boss Derek Waldon gives us his reaction. We hear from Johan van Graan after yesterdays defeat for Munster and Sarah McKenzie talks F1 in Miami. All of that and more. 

On the latest episode of the Women in Sport Podcast with Ger McCarthy1.10 Former Ireland women's star Niamh Briggs and Munster Rugby Women's Chairperson Wendy Keenan on Ireland's Six Nations Campaign22.40 Sarah McKenzie on the Imola Grand Prix37.40 Reaction from Cork Camogie's win over Waterford47.20 Cork Under 16 manager Donie Daly55.00 Cork minor football boss Joe Carroll1.01.00 Cork U14A boss JJ Deasy1.05.58 Under 16A Boss Dominic Gallagher

El clásico 'April in Paris' en grabaciones de la Count Basie Orchestra, Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong y Sarah Vaughan. Y más canciones inspiradas por la capital francesa y grabadas por Michel Legrand ('Paris spring', 'Paris je t´aime d´amour', 'I love Paris'), Helen Merrill & Gordon Beck ('I love Paris', 'I love Paris too'), Melody Gardot ('From Paris with love'), Madeleine Peyroux ('J´ai deux amours'), Zaz ('Paris, l´après-midi', 'J´aime Paris au mois de mai' -dúo con Charles Aznavour-), Rosa Passos ('Paris: de Santos Dumont aos travestis') y Sarah McKenzie ('Paris in the rain'). Escuchar audio

This week, we chat to Australian jazz singer, pianist and composer Sarah McKenzie, who is currently touring France with a mini residency at the prestigious Duc des Lombards jazz club. She tells us more about the creative way in which she connected with musicians from around the world at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic. We also meet young Parisian artist Yoa, whose bedroom pop-filled debut EP "Attente" has just been released.

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Do you ever feel so overwhelmed by the things you have to do you want to run away and scream? Asking for a friend. Today Scharlee and Emily talk about doing less - how to do that and how that contributes to our ability to rest in the Lord. This concept sounds trite and easy, but it turns out, doing less can actually be quite a challenge in Western culture. Verses we share in today's episode are Matthew 11:28-30 from The Message paraphrase, Psalm 37:7a (not 37:37 as Emily accidentally says, KJV), Psalm 116:7 (NIV), and Proverbs 4:5-6 (NIV). Books we reference in the show are: The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry by John Mark Comer, and Teaching From Rest - A Homeschooler's Guide to Unshakable Peace by Sarah McKenzie. Also, Scharlee mentions Susanna Wesley, mother of two famous sons, Charles and John Wesley, along with seventeen other children, ten of whom died before she did. To read more about this remarkable woman click here. Finally, Emily misspoke when she called Dave Ramsey's class Money Wise, it is actually called Financial Peace University. More information about that can be found here.

The African Continental Free Trade Area aims to increase intra-African trade and transform the economies on the African continent. With trade comes investment and the first question that investors should be asking when taking the plunge and committing to an investment in a foreign state is how that investment will be treated. In this podcast Webber Wentzel partners Sarah McKenzie, Vlad Movshovich and guests Tunde Fagbohunlu, head of the Litigation, Arbitration and ADR at Aluko & Oyebode and Roland Ziadé, Global Co-Head of International Arbitration at Linklaters, discuss the investment protection regime under the African Continental Free Trade Agreement, what we can anticipate in the protocol that is currently being negotiated and the importance of this document for intra-African investments. Our experts in this podcast are: Vlad Movshovich, dispute resolution specialist at Webber Wentzel Tunde Fagbohunlu, commercial litigation and arbitration specialist at Aluko Oyebode Roland Ziadé, global co-head of International Arbitration, Linklaters Paris Host: Sarah McKenzie, dispute resolution specialist at Webber Wentzel Executive Producer: Yael Shafrir Podcast production: www.volume.africa

The African Continental Free Trade Area aims to increase intra-African trade and transform the economies on the African continent. With trade comes investment and the first question that investors should be asking when taking the plunge and committing to an investment in a foreign state is how that investment will be treated. In this podcast Webber Wentzel partners Sarah McKenzie, Vlad Movshovich and guests Tunde Fagbohunlu, head of the Litigation, Arbitration and ADR at Aluko & Oyebode and Roland Ziadé, Global Co-Head of International Arbitration at Linklaters, discuss the investment protection regime under the African Continental Free Trade Agreement, what we can anticipate in the protocol that is currently being negotiated and the importance of this document for intra-African investments. Our experts in this podcast are: Vlad Movshovich, dispute resolution specialist at Webber Wentzel Tunde Fagbohunlu, commercial litigation and arbitration specialist at Aluko Oyebode Roland Ziadé, global co-head of International Arbitration, Linklaters Paris Host: Sarah McKenzie, dispute resolution specialist at Webber Wentzel Executive Producer: Yael Shafrir Podcast production: www.volume.africa

Today's collaborative episode uses Psalm 23 as a reminder of the importance of crying out to God and grieving loss and change in our lives as special needs moms. Amy, Sara, and Carrie also discuss our constant companion, adjusting to the new normal of invisible disabilities, and the significance of giving yourself grace. You don't want to miss this episode. January 16, 2021Timestamps & Key Topics:0:23:     Intro1:05:     Crying out3:37:     Honest with God  7:47:     Don't Wait for Real Life10:53:  Constant Companion 14:00:  Wheelchair Ramp18:43:  Reminders23:40:  Pay Attention 27:38:  Give Yourself Grace30:00:  Psalm 23Episode Links & ResourcesScriptures mentioned in this podcast: Psalm 22 & 23Podcast Carrie mentioned Why Engaging Your Story Requires Anger at God by Adam young The Place We Find Ourselves PodcastTeaching From Rest by Sarah McKenzie. (Page 3).If you enjoyed our podcast, please...Subscribe to our newsletter on the Take Heart WebsiteGet our free resource on finding Gratitude, Peace, and HopeReview and like us on Apple Podcasts Share us with others from wherever you listen to podcastsFollow us on Instagram @takeheartspecialmomsFind Amy at www.amyjbrown.com/  or on Instagram @amyjbrown_writerFind Carrie at www.carriemholt.com or on Instagram @carriemholtFind Sara at www.saraclime.com or on Instagram @saraclime

Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview series with Jazz Composer & Pianist Sarah Mckenzie .. When the corona virus hit in early March., she was just on tour in France and all her shows got cancelled. At the same time the US government implemented a travel ban for everyone who was traveling from the Schengen territory so Sarah was unable to return to her home in Los Angeles immediately. ‘In order not to get stuck during lockdown in a big city – she rented an old school house in the very South of England, in Hastings at the English Channel coast. It was a very romantic place from the 17th century. They had planned to stay for two weeks, in the end it was 3 1/2 months. She explains was ensured .. Enjoy .. Click here to listen.Neon Jazz is a radio program airing since 2011. Hosted by Joe Dimino and Engineered by John Christopher in Kansas City, Missouri giving listeners a journey into one of America's finest inventions. Take a listen on KCXL (102.9 FM / 1140 AM) out of Liberty, MO. Listen to KCXL on Tunein Radio at http://tunein.com/radio/Neon-Jazz-With-Joe-Dimino-p381685/. You can now catch Neon Jazz on KOJH 104.7 FM out of the Mutual Musicians Foundation from Noon - 1 p.m. CST Monday-Friday at https://www.kojhfm.org/. Check us out at All About Jazz @ https://kansascity.jazznearyou.com/neon-jazz.php. For all things Neon Jazz, visit http://theneonjazz.blogspot.com/

Hilary interviews pianist and composer Sarah McKenzie.There's a brilliant story behind Sarah's latest compositions, produced in lockdown in the UK, while Sarah was stranded at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. The fantastic 'Schneller!' has four trumpets interweaving, performed by the magical Kenny Rampton and then the sublime 'Waiting Here For You' features more outstanding musicians from around the world. Hear Sarah tell the story of those recordings and more.To find out more about Sarah and her latest releases, click here.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/HWpodcast)

Arbitration is increasingly used to resolve complex disputes. Our dispute resolution specialists have extensive experience in advising on domestic and international commercial arbitration matters and investment law disputes. We have acted for claimants and defendants (public and private sector parties) in many complex, high-value arbitrations, with a particular focus on Africa. In this podcast, Webber Wentzel partners, Erin Warmington, Vlad Movshovich and Sarah McKenzie, with special guest from Linklaters, Raquel Galvão Silva , consider what arbitration generally looks like in an African context, and discuss how and why South Africa is becoming a leading arbitration jurisdiction on the continent. Executive Producer: Paula Youens​ Podcast Production Company: www.volume.africa

Arbitration is increasingly used to resolve complex disputes. Our dispute resolution specialists have extensive experience in advising on domestic and international commercial arbitration matters and investment law disputes. We have acted for claimants and defendants (public and private sector parties) in many complex, high-value arbitrations, with a particular focus on Africa. In this podcast, Webber Wentzel partners, Erin Warmington, Vlad Movshovich and Sarah McKenzie, with special guest from Linklaters, Raquel Galvão Silva , consider what arbitration generally looks like in an African context, and discuss how and why South Africa is becoming a leading arbitration jurisdiction on the continent. Executive Producer: Paula Youens​ Podcast Production Company: www.volume.africa

Back by popular demand, marriage counselor Sarah McKenzie joins Katie to share the power of manifesting your thoughts and success stories of the Law of Attraction.  Do you have THE LIST? What is it that you really REALLY want--in love, in your career, in your path...? Write it down! Listening to Sarah, we cannot help but embrace and engage the Law of Attraction and the  power (seriously!) of manifesting (i.e. WRITING DOWN) your deepest desires.And sometimes, though we are given what we wished for, it turns out NOT to be what our soul desires! And that's okay! You can shift your thoughts and edit your list! HADIARIS pronunciation: HA (like HAT...without the T) -Dee- Air-IssInternational Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) and Phonetic spellingHyphenate :Ha-di-aris 

Join Katie and Licensed Marriage Counselor Sarah McKenzie as they dig deeper into the 5 Love Languages and what its really like to counsel couples...Sarah also helps people figure out what childhood 'trauma' may be affecting their adult decisions and behaviors...and don't say you had a perfect childhood...really...keep digging...

www.aeropuertojazzcafe.com Programa 0025 Christophe Gallizio & Friends, Yolanda Charles, Sarah McKenzie, Dave McMurray, Larry Carlton, Lee Ritenour, Arturo Sandoval, Robben Ford & The Blue Line, Vinnie Colaiuta, Dave Samuels.

www.aeropuertojazzcafe.com Programa 0025 Christophe Gallizio & Friends, Yolanda Charles, Sarah McKenzie, Dave McMurray, Larry Carlton, Lee Ritenour, Arturo Sandoval, Robben Ford & The Blue Line, Vinnie Colaiuta, Dave Samuels.

Judy Carmichael interviews Sarah McKenzie

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John Storie is a Los Angeles-based guitarist, vocalist, bandleader, arranger, and composer. As a headliner for major international festivals and venues, he performs with the world-renown Mildred Snitzer Orchestra with actor/pianist Jeff Goldblum, and the award-winning New West Guitar Group. His current tours include Steve Tyrell, Sarah McKenzie, “Too Marvelous for Words: the Music of Nat King Cole”, and songwriter/vocalist phenom Spencer Day.

John Storie is a Los Angeles-based guitarist, vocalist, bandleader, arranger, and composer. As a headliner for major international festivals and venues, he performs with the world-renown Mildred Snitzer Orchestra with actor/pianist Jeff Goldblum, and the award-winning New West Guitar Group. His current tours include Steve Tyrell, Sarah McKenzie, “Too Marvelous for Words: the Music of Nat King Cole”, and songwriter/vocalist phenom Spencer Day.

John Storie is a Los Angeles-based guitarist, vocalist, bandleader, arranger, and composer. As a headliner for major international festivals and venues, he performs with the world-renown Mildred Snitzer Orchestra with actor/pianist Jeff Goldblum, and the award-winning New West Guitar Group. His current tours include Steve Tyrell, Sarah McKenzie, “Too Marvelous for Words: the Music of Nat King Cole”, and songwriter/vocalist phenom Spencer Day.

Meredith and Kaytee are happy to be recording again, and can’t believe we are already up to Episode 37! We have a few important announcements right at the top of the show, one of which requires your help, listeners! Send us your Ask Us Anything questions via email, Direct Message, or as a comment on show notes, and we’ll feature them in a future episode! You’ll hear a “bookish moment of the week” from each of us: each of them this week centers on reading with the kiddos. Next, we discuss our current reads for the week. We have an eclectic mix of titles from middle grade to adult, fiction and non-, humor and serious. A bit of everything! For our deep dive this week, we are chatting about the fifth category in our 2019 Reading Challenge: a book pressed into your hands by a librarian, bookseller, or podcaster. And we’ve got a trove of resources for you if you’re stuck on this one! As always, we finish up with A Book (yep, capitalized) that we’d like to press into every reader’s hands. This week has us pressing favorites that we’ve loved for a long time but were out of sight/out of mind until someone brought them back to our attention. As per usual, time-stamped show notes are below with references to every book and resource we mentioned in this episode. If you’d like to listen first and not spoil the surprise, don’t scroll down!  .  .  .  .  .  3:18 - Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets by J.K. Rowling 4:20 - Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban by J.K. Rowling 7:00 - A Woman is No Man by Etaf Rum 7:37 - The Little Prince by Antoine Saint-Exupéry 9:17 - Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie 10:43 - Ladies Who Punch: The Explosive Inside Story of The View by Ramin Setoodeh 12:55 - Most Talkative by Andy Cohen 13:09 - From Scratch: Inside the Food Network by Allen Salkin 14:20 - First Grave on the Right by Darynda Jones 16:42 - Scythe by Neal Schusterman 16:43 - Ghost Whisperer (TV series) 17:13 - Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty 19:44 - Truly, Madly, Guilty by Liane Moriarty 20:50 - Dare to Lead by Brené Brown 21:41 - Braving the Wilderness by Brené Brown 21:42 - Daring Greatly by Brené Brown 23:55 - The Elephant in the Room: One Fat Man’s Quest to Get Smaller in a Growing America by Tommy Tomlinson 27:00 - The Currently Reading 2019 Reading Challenge 27:27 - I’ve Got Your Number by Sophie Kinsella 28:30 - libraryreads.org 29:30 - Indie Next List from indiebound.org 30:42 - All the Books podcast 31:08 - Liberty Hardy @franzencomesalive 31:27 - Anne Bogel on What Should I Read Next 31:37 - Anne Bogel on One Great Book (and Patron feed) 31:59 - Annie Jones on From the Front Porch podcast 32:23 - Book Drop subscription box 32:26 - Shelf Subscription from Bookshelf Thomasville 32:31 - Reading Bug Box 33:04 - Sorta Awesome podcast 33:14 - Jamie Golden (and Knox) on The Popcast or at @jamiebgolden 33:08 - Laura Tremaine @laura.tremaine on Instagram 33:45 - Gretchen Rubin on the Happier podcast and her FB page 34:17 - Read Aloud Revival with Sarah McKenzie 34:27 - Sarah’s Bookshelves Live podcast 34:38 - The Librarian is In by the NY Public Library 34:56 - Reading Women podcast 35:05 - @parnassusbooks on Instagram 35:06 - @powellsbooks on Instagram 35:56 - @bookshelftville on Instagram 36:20 - Book of the Month subscription 37:05 - A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness 37:21 - Time’s Convert by Deborah Harkness 37:31 - Shadow of Night by Deborah Harkness 37:32 - The Book of Life by Deborah Harkness 39:29 - What Alice Forgot by Liane Moriarty 40:39 - Big Little Lies by Liane Moriarty *Please note that all book titles linked above are Amazon affiliate links. Your cost is the same, but a small portion of your purchase will come back to us to help offset the costs of the show. Thanks for your support!*  

Festejamos la llegada de una de las citas musicales del año: el Jazz Palencia Festival. Allan Harris, YolanDaBrown, Sarah McKenzie o Soulbop XL son algunos de sus protagonistas. Hablamos de ellos, del jazz y más cosas con el responsable de prensa del festival, Marco Porras. Además, escuchamos a Chelo Submarine, Invadeath, Battlefield y repasamos la agenda de conciertos y eventos musicales en Palencia, muy cargada como siempre. ACÚPsticos Magazine. Cada dos sábados a las 12:30 horas en ACUP Radio (radio.acup.es). Dirige Alejandro Álvarez. Presentan Natalia Rodríguez y Samuel García.

Sie ist Sängerin, Pianistin und Songschreiberin: Sarah McKenzie. Anfang des Jahres wurde ihr neues Album "Paris In The Rain" veröffentlicht, das die Künstlerin am 4. Mai in München präsentiert. Im Interview erzählt sie, warum sie vor allem den traditionellen Jazz mag.

We have two live sessions this week – soul superstar OMAR plays tracks from his new album ‘Love in Beats’ and Australian vocalist Sarah McKenzie is here too.

By Rob Hochschild June 9, 2014 Sarah McKenzie is a pianist, vocalist, and composer who graduated from Berklee a few weeks ago. A native of Melbourne, Australia, McKenzie was a backup vocalist for Michael Bublé on his Call Me Irresponsible tour, and was the opening act for Grammy-winning trumpeter Chris Botti in 2011. Her second album, Close Your Eyes, won the 2012 ARIA award for Best Jazz Album. Prior to enrolling at Berklee, she studied with legendary composer Johnny Mandel. McKenzie is one of four artists—all either Berklee students or recent graduates—who will open for alumna Melissa Etheridge at Berklee Night at the Pops, at Symphony Hall, on June 12, 2014.

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