Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah sutherland

“One of the things we talked a lot about in the room is that very rarely do people set about their day saying, ‘Okay, I'm going to go do some evil.' But for most people, we're all sort of the leads in our own stories and we're all crafting the narrative of who we want the world to see us as. And we do start to believe that. You tell yourself these stories about yourself that you want to be true and you move through the world and you make decisions based on that narrative. And I think that one of the things that as writers, we really try to do is get into the shoes and the heads of the characters that we're writing and really try to break down why they're doing what they're doing and make it feel as real and true as possible. The things that these characters believe – or convince themselves that they believe – have to feel really real and grounded to us,” says Katie Robbins, co-showrunner of Good American Family, on writing flawed characters who prefer to live in fantasy, not reality.  On today's episode of Write On, we speak to Katie Robbins and Sarah Sutherland, co-showrunners on the explosive limited series, Good American Family. The show tells the story of a midwestern couple who adopts what they believe is little girl with dwarfism. Soon they are in the midst of a battle fought in the tabloids, the courtroom and ultimately their marriage. The show is based on the real-life story of Natalia Grace that made many headlines. Robbins and Sutherland talk about the unusual yet brilliant structure of telling various episodes from different characters' points of view, and how the tone changed when they got to the episodes told from Natalia's perspective. They also talked about the messiness of writing a dysfunctional family while still keeping the story grounded.  “We all know family is this wonderful, beautiful thing, but it's so complex. And I think that it's really hard to talk about the complexities of family because we're afraid to undermine the sacredness of it. It's my view that if we are actually more open about what is hard about coexisting as a unit who loves each other, but also what's not perfect, it would make us all better. And I think that that's true both for family but also even for our enemies. We're not writing autobiographies, but I think that we take those very real emotional experiences that we all have and then put them into a story that is cinematic, that is more interesting than our lives, but that is deeply steeped in those real moments of heartache and joy and confusion,” says Sutherland.  To learn more, listen to the podcast but be aware there are SPOILERS ahead.   

Katie Robbins and Sarah Sutherland are the showrunners of Hulu's highly anticipated limited series, GOOD AMERICAN FAMILY, starring Ellen Pompeo and Mark Duplass. The series follows a Midwestern couple who adopts what they believe is a little girl with dwarfism as they begin to raise her alongside their three biological children, falling into a battle fought in the tabloids, the courtroom, and ultimately their marriage. Robbins' previous credits include the AppleTV+ drama series SUNNY, the award-winning Showtime drama series THE AFFAIR, and Amazon's THE LAST TYCOON. Sarah Sutherland was previously a co-executive producer on NINE PERFECT STRANGERS for Hulu and a Supervising Producer on SUNNY for Apple TV+, starring Rashida Jones. You can listen to my previous interview with Katie where we talk about her series SUNNY, right here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ep567-katie-robbins-showrunner-the-affair-the-last/id1292130289?i=1000669592206 In this interview, we talk about the creation of the show GOOD AMERICAN FAMILY, including the concept, research, and narrative perspective, the casting process — particularly the casting of the role of Natalia, advice for aspiring writers, and much more. Want more? Steal my first book, INK BY THE BARREL - SECRETS FROM PROLIFIC WRITERS right now for free. Simply head over to www.brockswinson.com to get your free digital download and audiobook. If you find value in the book, please share it with a friend as we're giving away 100,000 copies this year. It's based on over 400 interviews here at Creative Principles. Enjoy! If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts? It only takes about 60 seconds and it really helps convince some of the hard-to-get guests to sit down and have a chat (simply scroll to the bottom of your iTunes Podcast app and click “Write Review"). Enjoy the show!

Welcome to today's episode of 'AI Lawyer Talking Tech,' where we delve into the latest advancements and innovations reshaping the legal landscape. From groundbreaking AI applications enhancing legal research and document review to significant funding boosts for legal tech startups, the industry is rapidly evolving. We'll explore how companies like Definely and DecoverAI are revolutionizing the efficiency and accuracy of legal processes, the ethical considerations of AI usage in law, and the latest in cybersecurity and data protection measures. Stay tuned as we unpack these developments and more, guiding you through the cutting-edge technology transforming the world of law. The Future of Technology in Law31 Jul 2024Legaltech on MediumDefinely secures £585,000 Innovate UK grant31 Jul 2024Legal IT InsiderDisputes Startup DecoverAI Bags $2m For Legal Research + Reasoning31 Jul 2024Artificial LawyerAI's Impact on Patent Law: Faster Searches, Smarter Analysis, Better Client Outcomes (Matthew Veale, PatSnap)31 Jul 2024Technically LegalSave The Date: Legal Innovators UK – Nov 6 + 731 Jul 2024Artificial LawyerJustia CLE & Webinars | Artificial Intelligence and Expert Witnesses30 Jul 2024Legal Marketing & Technology Blog4 Tips for Evaluating and Selecting Legal Operations Software that Works for You30 Jul 2024Bigfork TechnologiesDesigning 21st century courts with access to justice and user experience in mind30 Jul 2024Thomson Reuters InstituteThe EU Commission's Draft AI Pact anticipating compliance with newly published AI Act30 Jul 2024Squire Patton BoggsE-23 guidelines: risk modeling in age of emerging technology risks30 Jul 2024Norton Rose FulbrightHIPAA Final Rule Addressing Reproductive Health Requires Significant Compliance Measures by December 202430 Jul 2024Frost Brown ToddLaw books and landing pages: How attorneys can master the digital courtroom31 Jul 2024Business MoneyData Protection Leader Magazine | July 202430 Jul 2024DataGuidanceABA issues first ethics guidance on a lawyer's use of AI tools31 Jul 2024Florida Bar NewsWinning Strategies: How Litigation Support Specialists Can Make a Difference30 Jul 2024Style VanityFirst Street Announces $46 Million Oversubscribed Series A and Series A-130 Jul 2024CooleyThree ways in-house legal teams can tell a better story with data and insights30 Jul 2024Financial Thomson ReutersUnderstanding International Family Law: A Technological Perspective30 Jul 2024What GadgetMicrosoft wants Congress to pass "a comprehensive deepfake fraud statute" to prevent AI-generated scams and abuse30 Jul 2024Windows Phone CentralWelcome, LLM Class of 2025!30 Jul 2024Penn lawStaying Nimble and Embracing Values Are Essential for Mid-Size Law Firms' Survival30 Jul 2024JD SupraAI Feature Embraces Traditional Role Of Asking First-Years To Go Back And Do A Lot More Research30 Jul 2024Above The LawMicrosoft urges congress to enact laws against deepfake misuse30 Jul 2024TechSpotEmployers, Be Wary of Built-in Bias from AI Vendors30 Jul 2024JD SupraAs AI Surges, AI Regulations Increase30 Jul 2024Goodwin‘Run your own race': Advice from three former Illinois law students30 Jul 20242CivilityMeet Me At ILTACON: NetDocuments And ndMAX [Sponsored]30 Jul 2024Above The LawDiscovery Dilemma: An Update on the Legal Battle Between The New York Times and OpenAI30 Jul 2024JD SupraPaxton AI Releases Benchmarking Data Showing 94% Accuracy Of Its Legal Research Tool; Also Releases New ‘Confidence Indicator' Feature30 Jul 2024LawSitesSoutron Global announces a webinar series with legal industry expert Sarah Sutherland reviewing how to leverage legal data and AI for strategic advantage30 Jul 2024Library Technology Guides industry news reportIn First Ethics Ruling on Gen AI, ABA Says Lawyers Must Have Reasonable Understanding of the Technology, But Need Not Become Experts30 Jul 2024LawSites

“It's the Hair – not the Hat That Makes a Woman Attractive,” read one ad for the Seven Sutherland Sisters' scalp cleaner. Sisters Sarah, Victoria, Isabella, Grace, Naomi, Dora, and Mary Sutherland were performers who sang and played instruments, but what the crowds came to see was their hair; primarily because there was, collectively, 37 feet of it. By 1880, they were billed as the "Seven Wonders" – and just four years later, their patent hair tonic had made them a fortune. This is a Victorian rags-to-riches story. Well, it's more of a rags-to-riches-to-rags story. As it goes.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One of the headline events at this year's Adelaide Festival is an enchanting production of Stravinsky's opera The Nightingale. It comes from the playful imagination of Robert Lepage. Lepage is an acclaimed French-Canadian writer, director and performer who, during his decades-long career, has reshaped our ideas of what theatre can be.Also, we hear a scene from Monument by Emily Sheehan, a new Australian play at Red Stitch about a tense encounter between a woman prime minister and her makeup artist, and we learn about the family history that has inspired former ABC journalist Jane Hutcheon to tell her own story on stage in the show Lost in Shanghai.

País Canadá Dirección Evan Morgan Guion Evan Morgan Fotografía Michael Robert McLaughlin Reparto Adam Brody, Sophie Nélisse, Tzi Ma, Wendy Crewson, Sarah Sutherland, Amalia Williamson, Peter MacNeill, Maurice Dean Wint, Jonathan Whittaker, Jesse Noah Gruman, Lisa Truong, Marcus Zane, Kira Gelineau Sinopsis Un niño detective que tuvo cierta fama en la infancia ahora tiene 31 años y se sigue dedicando a investigar los problemas más triviales entre resacas y ataques de autocompasión. Un día una cliente se acerca a su despacho para ofrecer su primer caso "adulto" en el que tendrá que averiguar quién asesinó brutalmente a su novio.

Continuing professional development (CPD) content is an important research source for the practice of law. More than 800 documents focused on Saskatchewan law are now available on CanLii. Learn more about what's available on Canlii from our guests Sarah Sutherland, President and CEO of Canlii, and Alan Kilpatrick, Co-Director of Legal Resources at the Law Society of Saskatchewan.

Sarah Sutherland from CanLII joins us this week to talk about her new book, Legal Data and Information in Practice: How Data and the Law Interact. We have a fun and informative discussion about how the legal industry, ranging from courts, firms, law schools and start-ups are leveraging data within their organizations and how new technologies are allowing us to do amazing things with data that we could only dream about a few short years ago. While many of us in the law understand the messiness of the data we produce and collect, however Sutherland points out that there are many industries where the data is messy, and they are using that data to increase the value of the services they provide. That being said, there are still a number of ways in which we create and collect data that need improvement to support current and potential uses. Leveraging data in better ways helps the legal industry across the spectrum. Whether that is the large law firms assisting global corporations, or helping individuals with access to justice needs. Sutherland's hope is that a legal industry that has better structure data results in better outcomes for everyone needing legal services. Sarah recently wrote about a hypothetical law firm where she quantified the value of improved information and data. Information Inspirations A recent leak of confidential court records in California from Tyler Technologies, Inc.'s Odyssey Case Management System is having a wider affect that the court initially thought. It turned out that third party data collection also gained access to the information, including attorney disciplinary records and juvenile records. In addition, no one is really certain if the leak was limited to just the California courts. Lex Machina and LexisNexis recently released their latest Law Firms Activity Report, which surveys the most active law firms in federal district court. You know what we are missing? Another Law School in Florida! Enter The Jacksonville University College of Law to become Florida's twelfth law school in the state. You know what else we have been missing? Legal Explainer TikToks. But now we have them thanks to Harvard Law Spouses, Maclen Stanley and Ashleigh Ruggles, both 2018 Harvard law grads, They published a book last summer called The Law Says What?: Stuff You Didn't Know About the Law (but Really Should!), and a TikTok page spun off of the book. Perhaps we need a Geek in Review TikTok page?? Or, perhaps not!! Contact Us Twitter: @gebauerm or @glambert Voicemail: 713-487-7270 Email: geekinreviewpodcast@gmail.com Music: Jerry David DeCicca Transcript available on 3 Geeks and a Law Blog

In the latest episode of Legal Skies, we speak to guests Alan Kilpatrick, Co-Director of Legal Resources at the Law Society of Saskatchewan, and Sarah Sutherland, Director of Programs and Projects at CanLII, about artificial intelligence (AI) and legal information.  They discuss the new AI classification system to help find resources easier and more efficient. Click here for more information. 

Writer-Director Jesse Noah Klein discusses with Jan Price his new drama, “Like a House on Fire” starring Sarah Sutherland and Jared Abrahamson! “Like a House on Fire” is available now on iTunes/Apple TV, Vimeo on Demand, and Amazon Direct. LIKE A HOUSE ON FIRE is about Dara, who returns home to reconnect with her husband and her young daughter, whom she left two years earlier. When she arrives, she discovers that a woman who is seven months pregnant has taken her place and that her daughter no longer recognizes her. LIKE A HOUSE ON FIRE tells the story of a woman's struggle to regain the life she left behind.

After leaving her husband and young daughter, Dara returns home to a child who no longer recognizes her. Director Jesse Klein discusses his compelling indie drama Like a House on Fire starring Sarah Sutherland. 

Focusing more on the reality of life and the world today with this episode of #BTLRadioShow, our special guests, STEVEN ALLERICK and JESSE NOAH KLEIN, each has a powerful story to tell through film. First up, and let just say, "He’s baaaaaack!", actor/writer/director/producer STEVEN ALLERICK returns talking about his latest project – VARIANT – and the IndieGoGo finance campaign for film funding. Listen as Steve talks about the impetus for the project and why this is such a personal film, plus why he will be stepping behind the camera with his directorial debut. And find out how you can become a part of the VARIANT movement. Then writer/director JESSE NOAH KLEIN is on hand to talk about his new film, LIKE A HOUSE ON FIRE starring Sarah Sutherland. An emotional exploration of a woman who returns "home" after a two-year absence, filled with some Malick-esque notes and nods, Jesse discusses the genesis of this story, the film's construct, and his visual and emotional style in bringing this story to the screen. http://eliasentertainmentnetwork.com

Check out this film's posts @ MovieJeff.com here » https://themoviereviewshow.blogspot.com/2020/09/the-kid-detective.html and leave a comment The Kid Detective is a 2020 Canadian mystery comedy-drama film written and directed by Evan Morgan and starring Adam Brody, Sophie Nélisse, Wendy Crewson, with Sarah Sutherland, and Tzi Ma. A real hidden gem imo! Follow the show... @ Twitter https://twitter.com/MOVIEREVIEWSH0W @ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpONT6Yp423GzUrHDDqBL3g @ LetterBoxd https://letterboxd.com/jeffmovie AND, FOR AS LITTLE AS $1/MONTH » https://patreon.com/dad SUPPORT THIS SHOW AND OTHER VENTURES FROM HTTPS://WWW.MYAMERI.CA INDUSTRIES • THANK YOU --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-movie-review-show/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-movie-review-show/support

The author of Hebrews gave believers a task: "Let us consider how to stimulate one another to love and good deeds ... , not forsaking our own assembling together, as is the habit of some, but encouraging one another; and all the more as you see the day drawing near" (10:24–25). One of the ways we, as the people of God, can stimulate and encourage one another is by sharing stories of God's faithfulness. Sarah Sutherland, a member of Oakridge Bible Chapel, shares some of what God has been teaching her over the past few years, months, and through various trials. She also encourages and challenges us to trust he would is worthy of such trust.

We explore what districts can do to protect against coronavirus lawsuits and discuss UC's new president, Michael Drake.

The Canadian Legal Information Institute (CanLII) is on a mission to provide free legal information. The non-profit organization is a founding member of the Free Access to Law Movement and dedicated to making legal resources more accessible to lawyers and the public. Alan Kilpatrick, Reference Librarian at the Law Society, discusses the future of free legal information and open access with Sarah Sutherland, Director of Programs and Partnerships at CanLII.

Investigative journalist Jess Hill discusses her new book, See What You Made Me Do: Power, Control and Domestic Abuse, and the radical rethink we need to confront domestic abuse. Jess and Amy explore the history of approaches to domestic violence and how they have negatively shaped and impacted the way victims are treated and perceived, as well as the current approaches the federal and state governments are taking. And importantly Jess shares with us the solutions that do work. Ensemble members from Red Stitch Actors' Theatre, Sarah Sutherland and Brett Cousins came in to chat about their dark satirical production, Ulster American (written by David Ireland), which captures show business post- #MeToo and the confusion of ‘woke’ men trying to mansplain their positions of power and privilege. Plus Dr Aaron Martin, senior lecturer in political science from Melbourne University on federal politics and the latest news on Brexit. 

"Veep" follows President Selina Meyer as she puts out political fires, juggles her public schedule and private life, and does everything within her powers to improve her relationship with the team around her. BUILD hosted Sarah Sutherland to have a conversation about the popular HBO series and its final season.

Episode 57 - A Few Words with Jill C. Baker  The springboard for this episode with author, Jill. C. Baker, was her Sutherland Series books, each of which is centered (according to Jill's website http://jillcbakerauthor.com/) "around the family of Sarah Sutherland - an average woman, a working mom, someone not too different from most of us - other than in her ability to transcend time."  In this conversation, we talk about what has gone into the writing of these books - characterized, again, according to Jill's website, as "historical fiction with a touch of paranormal" - as well as the marketing of them, including the use of social media. Jill takes us behind-the-scenes of her publishing process, sharing a number of great tips and anecdotes that will interest anyone who wants to see their own book to fruition. She also talks candidly about how much she has learned herself as a new author and the unique challenges of promoting her own work.  Later in our chat, we are joined by our mutual friend, Scott Myles, who has a lot to say about what Jill has written so far as a reader and, yes, fan. Thanks, Scott, for adding so many good points to our discussion, including a number of tips and suggestions for increasing Jill's book sales.  And, of course, thank you, Jill!  I know both Jill and Scott, by the way, from a networking group I co-founded in Sudbury (MA) nearly eight years ago with Phil Hollows called the Sudbury Social Tweetup, a monthly event for those interested in social media and marketing. 

Sarah Sutherland and David Baker Christian chats to the artistic directors and one of the members of rollercoaster theatre company, talking about their new show, fish, playing at The Melba Spiegeltent (35 Johnston St, Collingwood) until September 2.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, Richard Watts sprukes the Australian Ballet's "Symphony in C" playing at ACM's State Theatrewith dancers and choreographers Alice Topp and Richard House, Rollercoaster Theatre company's Artistic director Sarah Sutherland and David Baker chat about their debut musical'Fish' on at Melba Spiegeltent and Curator Juliette Hanson about"Borderlines",a gallery celebrating the Indigenous Australian artwork focusing on Central Australia, now showing at Domain house in South Yarra.