Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah turnbull

You probably have come across an ‘influencer' on social media and have thought how do they actually get paid. We have Sarah Turnbull, senior director of BlueSky Communications Inc, take us through the numbers and if it's a smart career choice. Find out more at blueskycommunications.com and connect on Instagram and LinkedIn.

How much do social media influencers get paid in Canada? Sarah Turnbull from BlueSky Communications Inc takes us through the economics of being paid to post. And, a look at how behavioural bias can impact your decision making when it comes to your finances. Tyler Fleming from the Ontario Securities Commission tells us about the behavourial bias checker. Then, If your mortgage is set to renew, you should be thinking about shopping around. Nerdwallet's mortgage expert Clay Jarvis is here to take us through the process when you have the “itch to switch”. Plus, we'll share some excerpts from Credit Canada's roundtable discussions on the financial challenges newcomers to Canada often face. To find out more about the guests check out: Sarah Turnbull: com | Instagram | LinkedIn Clay Jarvis: Twitter | Instagram Facebook Tyler Fleming: Twitter Ontario Security Commission's Investor Office: ca | Twitter, Facebook | YouTube | Instagram Bruce Sellery is a personal finance expert and best-selling author. As the founder of Moolala and the CEO of Credit Canada, Bruce is on a mission to help you get a better handle on your money so you can live the life you want. High energy & low B.S., this is Moolala: Money Made Simple. Find Bruce Sellery at Moolala.ca | Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn

Today on the pod it's Australian author Sarah Turnbull, the woman behind the 2002 smash hit memoir Almost French. But she isn't in Paris anymore, no no! She is in Sydney, which couldn't be more different. So with all these years gone by, what does Sarah miss about Paris? Of course, this is but one part of a sprawling conversation we had at Frenchy's cafe in Mosman. We also touched on how Australia "does" French things and we get an exclusive insight into Sarah's new book!!! You can find Sarah's books “Almost French” and “All Good Things” online (and in bookshops!) and you can encourage her to keep going on Instagram here: @sarahturnbullauthor If you're enjoying The Earful Tower, tell your friends! Then become a Patron for all the bonuses: https://www.patreon.com/theearfultower   

Brave New Women hosted by Cecilia Poullain Kate Dennis, TV and film director was nominated in 2017 for an Emmy® for Outstanding Director for a Drama Series for her episode of the Handmaid's Tale, ‘The Bridge' .  She talks about why filming The Bridge was so hard to pull off and why it was so special.  She talks about how she became a director.  She talks about the nitty-gritty of being a director and her current film projects which are adaptations of "Almost French" by Sarah Turnbull and "All That I Am" by Anna Funder.  We talk about her interest in telling stories about human tolerance and the human condition through a more intimate lens.  We deep-dive into what it means to listen and how time stops us from understanding others as much as we would like.  She talks about being a woman in the film industry when she first started and it was very male-dominated and now, when being a woman is an advantage.Kate Dennis has set up seven television dramas in the US, UK and Australia including Offspring which ran for seven seasons, garnering over 40 awards and nominations.Her episodic work in the US traverses comedy and drama and includes: The Handmaid's Tale; GLOW; The Tick; Heathers; Strange Angel; Krypton; Damnation; I'm Dying Up Here; The Mindy Project; Preacher; Turn: Washington's Spies; Fear The Walking Dead; Sleepy Hollow and Suits.She began her career as a camera assistant and later script supervisor on Priscilla Queen of the Desert; Babe; At Play in the Fields of the Lord and Cliffhanger.Her Australian directing work includes Rake; Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries; The Time of Our Lives; Rush; The Secret Life of Us; and Love My Way. From 1997 to 2002, Kate was based in London and developed two features, co-wrote Superstition  starring Charlotte Rampling, and directed 2nd unit on Gregor Jordan's Buffalo Soldiers (starring Joaquin Phoenix). Kate has been nominated for an ADG Award three times for her work on Love My Way (2007), Rake (2012) and Secrets & Lies (2015). I am running a free webinar - "Women Empower Women" - on Tuesday 27 April.  Check it out here:  https://mailchi.mp/ac893611d578/gu7xgku6p7I would love to hear any comments you might have on this episode and respond to any questions.  You can find me on the Brave New Women Facebook page, on Linkedin or on my website:  www.ceciliapoullain.comCecilia PoullainFounder of Brave New WomenCoach - Empowering Women to Find their VoiceMusic:  Stephen Marquis www.songsta.com.au Editing: Talal BourokiCecilia PoullainFounder of Brave New WomenCoach - Empowering Women to Find their Voice

This week we spoke to best selling author and journalist, Sarah Turnbull. As part of her doctorate, she is writing a fiction book based on the life and works of C19 Australian impressionist, John Russell. He was great friends with Van Gogh, Monet and Matisse amongst other contemporary artists. We spoke to Sarah about his fascinating life, why she decided to write about him, his use of colour and his contemporaries. It was such an interesting chat, we learnt so much about John Russell's life and about the man himself. Sarah is an encyclopedia of knowledge on Russell so she was the perfect person to answer our questions. It made us want to delve more deeply into his work.John Rusell - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Russell_(Australian_painter)Monet and Russell - https://theconversation.com/from-monet-to-rodin-john-russell-australias-french-impressionist-maps-artistic-connections-100249Van Gogh and Russell - https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-07-24/john-russell-australias-forgotten-impressionist-van-gogh-matisse/10029284Matisse and Rusell - https://www.theaustralian.com.au/subscribe/news/1/?sourceCode=TAWEB_WRE170_a_GGL&dest=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.theaustralian.com.au%2Farts%2Fvisual-arts%2Fmatisse-under-the-influence-of-russell%2Fnews-story%2F108b0ac5a19bb986962d45fe67e4435d&memtype=anonymous&mode=premiumLuke Scibberas and Euan Mcleod at Belle Ile - https://www.northernbeaches.nsw.gov.au/things-to-do/whats-on/belle-ile-euan-macleod-luke-sciberrasSarah's much loved book, Gilead by Marianne Robinson https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/68210.GileadSarah's recent book recommendation - Writers and Lovers by Lily King https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/45289222-writers-lovers

Dr Hitchcock chats with Sarah Turnbull and Abigail Tubuy from GymMaster.com.

IABC Ottawa's The Voice Podcast is BACK! We are incredibly excited to be kicking off 2020 with the relaunch of our podcast covering the multi-faceted world of communications! First up, we'll be talking strategic communications for engaging a minority government. This episode is a must-listen for those who work in public affairs or government relations or anyone who wants to sound impressive in their next work meeting.  Take a listen to our hosts and communications experts Sarah Turnbull, and Sherry Aske, as they recap IABC Ottawa's latest panel event in partnership with the Government Relations Institute of Canada (GRIC). Panelists Jeremy Wittet, Director of Government and Public Affairs at Edelman; Rachel Curran, Senior Associate at Harper Associates; and Ken Polk, Public Affairs Counselor at Compass Rose  break down what's been happening since October's federal election, and much more...

Hello everyone! This week it's Penelope Fletcher, who runs The Red Wheelbarrow Bookshop in Paris.  If you want to find the shop, it's at 9 Rue de Médicis, 75006. Here are all the books that Penelope mentioned, in order: Books for adults Stories from the Magic Canoe of Wa'xaid, by Cecil Paul.  A Moveable Feast, by Ernest Hemingway. Selected Letters, by Madame De Sevigne. The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas, by Gertrude Stein. The Flight Portfolio, by Julie Orringer. Almost French, by Sarah Turnbull. Circe, by Madeline Miller. Walking on the Ceiling, by Aysegül Savas. Demystifying the French, by Janet Hulstrand. Books for children Paris Chien, Adventures of an Expat Dog, by Jackie Clark. Marielle in Paris, by Maxine Schur. I'm sure you can find these and more at The Red Wheelbarrow. Check out the site here. Support the Earful Tower on Patreon here for more info on events like the coffee tasting mentioned in today's episode. And a grand merci to Fat Tire Tours, who are offering a ten percent discount on worldwide tours if you use the code word Earful at the checkout. Find out more here.     

Kelsey Johnson, agriculture reporter at iPolitics joins Sarah Turnbull to talk about the significance of canola production in Canada and why the industry is facing major uncertainties due to a "scientific-based disagreement" with China.

Kelsey Johnson, agriculture reporter at iPolitics joins Sarah Turnbull to talk about the significance of canola production in Canada and why the industry is facing major uncertainties due to a "scientific-based disagreement" with China.

Stephanie MacLellan, senior research associate at the Centre for International Governance Innovation, joins Sarah Turnbull to unpack cyber security. The two discuss how cyber threats have changed over the years, who monitors suspicious behaviour online in Canada, how regulations are enforced, and why we should be prepared for interference in the upcoming federal election.

Stephanie MacLellan, senior research associate at the Centre for International Governance Innovation joins Sarah Turnbull to unpack cyber security. The two discuss how cyber threats have changed over the years, who monitors suspicious behaviour online in Canada, how regulations are enforced, and why we should be prepared for interference in the upcoming federal election.

BuzzFeed's Elamin Abdelmahmoud and Vocal Fry Studios' Vicky Mochama join host Sarah Turnbull at Toronto's Lakeview Diner to talk about the mixed messages surrounding Meng Wanzhou's extradition, Canada's new food guide, and the nominations for the 91st Academy Awards.

BuzzFeed's Elamin Abdelmahmoud and Vocal Fry Studios' Vicky Mochama join host Sarah Turnbull at Toronto's Lakeview Diner to talk about the mixed messages surrounding Meng Wanzhou's extradition, Canada's new food guide, and the nominations for the 91st Academy Awards.

On this holiday edition of /Thread, host Sarah Turnbull sits down with 2020 Network hosts Aaron Reynolds and Alex Paterson to highlight some of the team's favourite interviews from 2018.

On this holiday edition of /Thread, host Sarah Turnbull sits down with 2020 Network hosts Aaron Reynolds and Alex Paterson to highlight some of the team's favourite interviews from 2018.  

Shannon Lough, Emanuela Campanella, Sarah Turnbull and Fangliang Xu are four students from the School of Journalism and Communication at Carleton University. They have just completed their first film together, a documentary called “Secret War” about the innovative War Horse project which utilizes horses to help veterans dealing with the traumas of war. “Secret War” is an Official Selection at this year’s Yorkton Film Festival.

The National Arts Centre Orchestra's Music Director, Alexander Shelley joins Sarah Turnbull in the The 2020 Network studios to discuss his upbringing in Germany studying conducting, what attracted him to the podium, and what led him to Ottawa where he's now transforming the country's musical persona.

On this week's /Thread, host Sarah Turnbull is joined by David Reevely, journalist at the Ottawa Citizen and Tim Powers, vice-chairman of Summa Strategies. Topics discussed: Climate action in Canada and carbon pricing as a solution, cannabis legalization countdown, and celebrities who get political.

Mary Anne Carter, senior consultant at Earnscliffe Strategy Group and regular commentator on trade and IP law, joins host Sarah Turnbull and professional coffee drinker Mike Moffatt to talk about the week that was. Topics include: reactions to USMCA and provisions left out of public discussion, Sidewalk Labs ongoing data controversy, and the ongoing Kavanaugh scandal that led to a Matt Damon SNL spoof.    

  The 2020 Network's Alex Paterson, Sarah Turnbull, and Aaron Reynolds traveled to Elevate Tech Fest in Toronto to chat with a host of awesome entrepreneurs, VCs, and other tech enthusiasts. List includes: Tobi Lütke of Shopify, Ray Reddy of Ritual, Dragon and serial entrepreneur Michele Romanow, Jeremy Shaki of Lighthouse Labs, Janet Bannister of Real Ventures, Jesse Shapins of Sidewalk Labs, and Oscar Roque of Interac.

On this episode of /Thread, host Sarah Turnbull chats with National Post reporter Marie-Danielle Smith and author, political commentator, and Ottawa's Toronto Star bureau chief Susan Delacourt about: U.S. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and his accuser Dr. Christine Blasey Ford's hearings before the Senate Judiciary Committee, whether Canada's current Governor General Julie Payette is cut out for the role, and how journalists should cover controversial - to put it lightly - figures like Toronto City mayoral candidate Faith Goldy.

Caro Loutfi, Executive Director of Apathy Is Boring, and Jeremy Heimans, CEO of Purpose, join host Sarah Turnbull at the Global Progress Summit in Montréal to talk about Millennial engagement and motivation, online activism, and developing strategies that young people can make their own.

When bestfriends hit the mic you know it's going to be a good one.

On this very special mobile edition of /Thread, host Sarah Turnbull and guests Mike Moffatt and Aaron Reynolds talk about Leona Alleslev's floor-crossing, the Twitter uproar over Ernie and Bert's sexuality, and conspiracy theories about Brett Kavanaugh's evil doppelgänger. Recorded live on VIA Rail train 34, travelling from Ottawa to Montréal.

Guest host Sarah Turnbull talks to Cecile Wehrman, News Editor and Publisher of the Journal and the Tioga Tribune, two regional newspapers in North Dakota, about the #EnemyofNone campaign and U.S. President Donald Trump's impact on local reporting.

Sarah Turnbull and Alex Paterson are joined by former diplomat and Macleans editor-at-large Scott Gilmore for a look back at the week. Topics include investing in cannabis, reactions to the Boston Globe's #enemyofnone editorial, and how to react to Maxime Bernier's Twitter rant about multiculturalism.

Mike Moffatt and Aaron Reynolds join host Sarah Turnbull in the Canada 2020 studio to summarize the week that was. Topics include what Canadians are most afraid of; tweets about handguns, bears, and self defence; and something that has been making Mike angry since 1989. Plus, Mike and Aaron face off in the Twitter trivia game.

Alex Paterson and Aaron Reynolds join host Sarah Turnbull to wrap up the week that was. Topics include the First Ministers meeting in New Brunswick, Sacha Baron Cohen's controversial show Who Is America?, and famous wrestling star Liquorice Valley. Plus, Sarah introduces a new game: Who Said It?

It's Friday the 13th, and Maclean's writer Shannon Proudfoot joined Sarah Turnbull and Alex Paterson in the Canada 2020 studio to summarize the week. Topics included: Ontario's sex-ed curriculum rollback, deep-state conspiracies in the U.S., and hockey drama in Ottawa.

Sarah Turnbull and Alex Paterson are joined by human rights lawyer Amy Kishek in the Canada 2020 studio to answer the three questions of the week: what did the news cycle miss, who had the best or worst take, and what are we done with? This week's topics include the debate over who is and is not a feminist; the conversation between Doug Ford and Justin Trudeau on asylum seekers; and the very Canadian habit of complaining about the weather. Recorded June 6th, 2018.

To wrap up the week that just passed, Alex Paterson, Sarah Turnbull and Aaron Reynolds answer three questions: what did the news cycle miss; who had the best or worst take of the week; and what are we done with? Topics this week include "parody" twitter accounts, 4th of July barbecue party invitations, Facebook's new fact-checking initiative, and the fish man who almost got everyone killed at the battle of Endor.

A nurse once told Sarah she had a “million dollar family.” Yet her daughter’s prognosis meant a challenging reality: One that transformed Sarah and those around her. Originally from southeast Iowa, Sarah Turnbull graduated from Central College in Pella. After college, she worked in the insurance industry in Des Moines before falling in love with a Dutch boy and returning to Pella where she lives with her husband, three children, and runs her photography studio.

Sarah Turnbull and Ines Hasselberg, Centre for Criminology, give a talk for the Centre for Criminology seminar series on 5th June 2015.

Hear how the light and color of the Caribbean inspired a dazzling photo book by novelist Ferenc Máté – who, having sailed to the West Indies island of St. Vincent, liked the gentle island life style so much he didn't want to leave. Then we'll explore options for touring the Hebrides, the isles off Scotland’s west coast. Plus, author Sarah Turnbull explains how she adjusted to life on "island time" when she moved from Paris to Tahiti. For more information on Travel with Rick Steves - including episode descriptions, program archives and related details - visit www.ricksteves.com.