Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah walters

On this episode of Women @ RopesTalk hosted by health care and data partner Christine Moundas, litigation & enforcement partner Sarah Walters is joined by Veronica Lei, the associate vice president and assistant general counsel for Eli Lilly's Diabetes Alliance. Veronica shares her diverse career journey from being a federal prosecutor to her current role at Eli Lilly, discussing her experiences in litigation, internal investigations and business counseling. She also reflects on the importance of balancing professional and personal life and offers valuable advice for aspiring legal professionals.

Update on the Downtown Public Square Revitalization Project and the temporary water bill drop off location for Monmouth residents at the Monmouth Police Department, Discussion on the project to replace lead service lines throughout the City of Monmouth, which will begin in the 4th Ward, Discussion on the demolition of the former Western Stoneware Building, brick work at La Pequenita, updated lease of the Field of Dreams and request for a 5k Walk for Alzheimer's, Discussion on the proposal by Sarah Walters to City Council of replacing the fountain in the Downtown with a rotating statue of a Maple Leaf, plus the plans of how the Square will look once the Revitalization project is complete, Update on the progress of the new gymnasium on the ICS campus and the Beck's project, which will be adding a truck stop location, Update on Woodard and Currans involvement in the ongoing projects around the City of Monmouth, Discussion on the replacement of water lines in Downtown Monmouth, and an Update on the former Shopko building.

Walters discusses being named Business of the Year with the Monmouth Chamber of Commerce, live music events weekly at MAW, the Downtown Beautification, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Walters talks business at Market Alley Wines, handmade ornaments for sale benefiting Western Illinois Animal Rescue, the bourbon world craze, wines, live music, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Episódio final sobre o livro Na Ponta dos Dedos. Assim que nos aproximamos do final do livro, mais revelações e plot twists chegam... Mas será que tudo funciona? Apresentação: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Lívia Leão⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Edição: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Lívia Leão⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Contato: lihnumlivro@hotmail.com

Segunda parte do especial de 1000 inscritos: Na Ponta dos Dedos, da Sara Walters! Nessa parte 2 vamos saber a história pelo ponto de vista da Maud. Apresentação: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Lívia Leão⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Edição: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Lívia Leão⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Contato: lihnumlivro@hotmail.com

Livro que originou o incrível "A Criada" de Park Chan Wook, "Na Ponta dos Dedos" conta a história de duas órfãs de classes sociais diferentes que precisam ir contra os próprios sentimentos para sobreviver. Apresentação: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Lívia Leão⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Edição: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Lívia Leão⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Contato: lihnumlivro@hotmail.com

Walters shares Valentine's Day inspired specials and weekly entertainment at Market Alley Wines on the WRAM Morning Show.

On this episode, we talk to three Brighton-based writers of Historical fiction: Fran Quinn, author of THE SMALLEST MAN, Jacquie Bloese, author of THE FRENCH HOUSE and Caraline Brown, author of THE CANDLELIT MENAGERIE. Caitlin Gleeson speaks to art historian and curator Alexandra Loske, curator at Royal Pavilion and Brighton Museums, and Anna discusses this month's book club book – Toni Morrison's only short story – RECITATIF with fellow book podcaster, Sarah Ozo-Irabor from Books & Rhymes. Our next episode is a Brighton Fringe special We'll be joined by some amazing guests who are performing at the landmark festival. Their programme is out now, so get booking your tickets! We'll also be joined by Brighton-based thriller writer, Jack Jordan, introducing his forthcoming book, DO NO HARM. Our next book club book – inspired by Jack – is Sarah Walters' Fingersmith.

The 38th International Conference on the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) is underway, and to highlight the event Vcheck Global's RiskWatch podcast co-host Seth Harlan interviewed  some of the featured speakers at this year's conference.He asked each speaker about critical risk and compliance issues, including affects from the pandemic, the growing prominence of Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance (ESG) compliance in the U.S., and the prevailing attitude toward the FCPA and other globally relevant Anti-Bribery and Anti-Corruption (ABAC) statutes.Tune into this interview with Sarah Walters, Partner with McDermott Will & Emery.

In this episode, I speak to Sarah Walters, a British Nordic Walking instructor based in Old Town Swindon, Wiltshire. Sarah started Nordic Walking in 2010, with her friend Fiona Woodruffe when they wanted to find an outdoor exercise activity that they both enjoyed and that would exercise the body symmetrically and with less impact on the joints. As well as being a British Nordic Walking Instructor, Sarah is also a qualified yoga teacher, which makes her the perfect guest for our topic today, which is Mindfulness and Nordic Walking.  When we recorded this episode on zoom, Sarah was speaking from a campsite in Northern Spain.Find An Instructorhttps://britishnordicwalking.org.uk/apps/store-locatorIf you have enjoyed this podcast, I would be very grateful if you could show your support by buying me a coffee!  This enables me to continue producing these podcasts, as it will go towards covering the server and podcast platform licenses.   Not only is Nordic Walking a whole body workout, but it is also one of the safest and most sociable way to exercise.  Classes always finish up in a cafe enjoying a coffee together. Many thanks, Mary xI'm Mary Tweed, a British Nordic Walking instructor with Nordic Walking East Anglia. If you wish to share your story, do get in touch by emailing hello@walkingonairpodcast.co.uk#NordicWalking #WeAreNordicWalking #BritNW #BritishNordicWalking #INWA #NordicWalkingEastAnglia #onwf #nordicwalkinguk #walx #nordicwalkingaustralia #nordixx #urbanpoling #ANWA #anwaUSA #nordicwalkingnewzealand #nordicpolewalking #nordicpolewalkingnovascotia #nordicacademy #polewalking #lekipoles #exelpoles #fitnesswalking #skiwalking #polewalking  #greengym #mentalhealth #mentalwellbeing  #menopossibilities #weightloss #posture #useitorloseit   #activeageing #nutritiousmovement  #exerciseanywhere  #BetterHealth #GreatOutdoors #fitnessforallages #walkwithease #mindfulnessSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/walkingonair)

Amy Hart and Sarah Walters join Nick this hour: Amy tells the story of her dad in the COVID-19 unit. Amy explained the darkness and sadness within the COVID unit. There was no family visits, no flowers, and no 'get well soon' cards. Unfortunately, their father passed away several weeks after being in the COVID unit. Amy and Sarah talk about The COVID Care Project. The COVID Care Project aims to bring light within the COVID unit. The group is putting together COVID care baskets to be delivered to the patients in the hospital. These baskets will be filled with new warm blankets, motivational posters for their walls or (partition walls), new stuffed animals, and small snacks they might miss from outside the hospital as well as personalized notes from kids to give them hope.

Aquele livro de terror que mostrar que o verdadeiro horror são as relações humanas. Apresentação: Lívia Leão Edição: Eduardo Ribeiro Contato: lihnumlivro@hotmail.com

How can the methods of historical demography help historians study the African past? Sarah Walters (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine) talks to Shane Doyle about how her research uses parish registers in East, Central, and Southern Africa and to shed light on twentieth-century population trends, family formation, and broader societal change. Her article 'African Population History: Contributions of Moral Demography' appears in the July 2021 issue, and introduces the JAH Forum 'Population Change and Demography in African History'.

I will not rest until I have Daphne's lilac PVC gogo boots!!!! Today me and Emily are talking about fictional fashion icons (thank you to the listener who suggested this topic!), The Scooby Doo Movie, pasta sauce and why we hate going to the GP. TW/CW: Main segment - BPD, anxiety & depression, drug misuse. Agenda section: food, religion (spoof Christian podcast), endometriosis, vaginismus, medical stuff around periods, menstrual disorders, dismissive doctors/issues accessing good healthcare, chronic pain, pregnancy, transphobia, ableism, contraception, and sexual health. Mentions: The Scooby Doo Movie, Totally Spies, Cruella De Ville, Team Rocket, Desperate Housewives, Matilda, Broad City, Love, Legally Blonde, Schitt's Creek, Insecure, The Wizard of Oz, Emma, Fingersmith and Tipping the Velvet by Sarah Walters, The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo, Search Party, The Proposal, Oceans 8 & Harry Potter. Agenda: Golden Hour Co Candles https://www.goldenhourcompany.co.uk Junior Bake Off Blown Away https://cookieandkate.com Zhoug recipe https://cookieandkate.com/zhoug-sauce-recipe/ Pasta Sauce recipe https://cookieandkate.com/simple-marinara-sauce-recipe/ Mega https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/mega/id1425141892 The Friend Zone https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-friend-zone/id1031936205 Stuff that Works https://www.stuffthatworks.health

Sarah Walters is a Director at Aster Commercial Services Ltd. She also happens to be a very valued fellow member of a mastermind group that I am fortunate to be part of. I love spending time with Sarah because really understands people and their energy. Experienced in procurement and supplier relationship management across Corporates in the OEM, food manufacturing, retail and financial industries, CIPS qualified with over 20 years commercial experience. I have a solid reputation for leading teams to delivery and driving the best value for my clients. Pragmatic, unflappable and with a can-do attitude, I work at pace but not at the expense of quality and necessary due diligence. Well versed in IT systems, software and services Procurement I can also turn my hand to marketing services and digital as well as direct manufacturing. I am also a whizz at category management: analysing spend and supplier data to prioritise and ensure the most efficient approach to driving value. In addition to her professional career Sarah is also Raki Master - I am not sure how many other procurement professionals have this passion but for Sarah it makes sense as to how she uses this skill to help advance her ability to serve her clients. If you want to connect with sarah then you can find her on Linked in: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-walters-b4a1945/

In this episode we sit down with Miranda Sachs who has a PhD in history from Yale University and is currently a Senior Lecturer at Texas State University. Her academic work has thus far covered the history of childhood in modern France, but as our conversation shows, it has relevance well beyond that context. We talk about generational perspectives, the shifting definitions of childhood and adulthood over the past century. You can find her articles online or follow her on Twitter @miranda.sachsWhile you're at it, give me a follow too! @nextgenhumIf you're interested, here are her (light) reading suggestions on the history of childhood:Sarah Walters, “’Child! Now you are’: Identity Registration, Labor, and the Definition of Childhood in Colonial Tanganyika, 1910–1950,” The Journal of the History of Childhood and Youth 9, no. 1 (2016): 66-86.Susan J Pearson, “ ‘Age Ought to Be a Fact’: The Campaign against Child Labor and the Rise of the Birth Certificate,” The Journal of American History 101, no. 4 (2015): 1144-1165.Thanks to Adam Pisarkiewicz for the music. https://www.zacharymazur.com/

Sarah Walters, Senior Economic Development Officer at Plymouth City Council, talks about the work the team does for Plymouth business and Invest in Plymouth.

Sarah Walters, Senior Economic Development Officer at Plymouth City Council, talks about the work the team does for Plymouth business and Invest in Plymouth.

The Seneca Scene is off this week, so instead we’re airing an episode from our first season, way back in October, that we think encapsulates our mission of finding great people and stories at Hobart and William Smith Colleges. For this episode we welcomed  Sarah Walters ’19, a major in Genocide, Human Rights, and Peace Action, for a discussion on taking action and how to remain committed …

There are lots of different kinds of people at Western Kentucky University. Which of those people fit into a Registered Student Organization? We talk to a Jewish student and a queer Christian student who haven't quite found a place to fit all of their identity in. Unother is written, edited, and produced by Natalie Turner, Tahjena Muldrow, and Isabella Devins. Special thanks to Sarah Walters, Re'Nesha Goshay, Alex Cox, Matt Davis, and Leah Ashwill. Music appears courtesy of Looperman and Archive-dot-org. Unother is made in conjunction with Revolution 91.7 and Western Kentucky University's Department of Diversity and Community Studies. Tracks appearing in this episode: a place with wind and water - Chelloveck Right as Rain (Instrumental) - J1K Wake Up - jdou812 Hasidic Violin - Archive.org

Tribes nationwide are seeking ways to develop sustainable economic growth, but opportunities to do so are often governed by federal policy. Ryan Smith moderates a conversation between Sarah Walters and Sarah Auchterlonie in which they discuss methods for developing economic opportunity within tribes, such as tribal lending. By addressing how tribes' financial interests are intertwined with federal regulation and policy, like the CFPB's underwriting rules and the U.S. Department of Labor's enforcement of ERISA and the PPA, Walters and Auchterlonie provide a roadmap to solving issues impacting tribes doing business across the country.

Talking horse agility, driving, parades and the great tiny mule hunt of 2017

This week The Seneca Scene welcomes senior Sarah Walters who is majoring in Genocide, Human Rights, and Peace Action for a discussion on taking action and how to remain committed and involved through both campus and global life. Join us for this chat where we learn more about Sarah’s work with PLEN and the Genocide and Human Rights Symposium and how they relate to the arc …

This week on Mom Talk Radio, Debbie Rebber, author of Differently Wired: Raising an Exceptional Child in a Conventional World, shares her experience and tips for raising “Differently Wired” kids. Spotlight on Moms features Eloise Gagnon of LideByEloise.com. Meg Maguire, author of Perfectly Maggie®: A Sleepytime Story, shares how parents can enrich their children’s self-esteem with Perfectly Maggie. Mindfulness expert and author of Life Falls Apart, but You Don’t Have To: Mindful Methods for Staying Calm In the Midst of Chaos, Julie Potiker, shares tips for “unhooking” parenting. Sarah Walters from Greater’s Ice Cream, shares tips for celebrating National Ice Cream Month.

Sarah Walters joins us on the podcast this week to share important keys about our mental and emotional health.  Sarah is a Licensed Professional Counselor at Hill Country Bible Church in Austin, TX and combines her knowledge and faith to bring healing and hope to families, teens and individuals.  Listen in and learn new healthy habits such as practicing self compassion, learning to live in the present and becoming comfortable with seeing the real you.

This week on Mom Talk Radio, Danny Ruderman, one of America’s premier College Admissions Counselors, shares tips for what families should be doing in the summer for college applications. Spotlight on Moms features Lacey Noland of LouTimesTwo.com. Dr. Segal, co-founder  of Segal Institute for Clinical Research, shares information about a new therapy for autism. David Montesano, author of Brand U: 4 Steps to the College of Your Dreams, shares tips for preparing for the college admissions process. Sarah Walters from Greater’s Ice Cream, shares tips for celebrating National Ice Cream Month.

In honor of Halloween, Joe & Ian talk many macabre topics such as Batman vs. Beetlejuice, the first time we saw a dead body and pooping on the beach with special guest, Sarah Walters.

Sarah, of sarahenna.com, is not only a fellow henna artist but is also an IT person by day, like myself.  Talking with her for the podcast felt very familiar because of our similarly split personalities.  I've long admired Sarah's work, especially her bridal work, because it embodies so much of what I am always striving to achieve, especially clean lines and original designs.  Wandering around her Flickr galleries is such a pleasure and also an inspiration.  I learned a lot from my conversation with Sarah and our conversation continued on Facebook where she has been really helpful--along with a lot of other pros--at helping me with my cone challenges.  It was interesting to hear the practical matters of bridal henna and compare and contrast it with the information gleaned from other bridal artists.  I think a lot of us henna artists strive to find the one perfect way to do henna, but these conversations have shown me that not only are there a lot of different approaches to the art form, but also that individual artists often change their methods from bride to bride, or evolve over time.  I think that I can give myself a break for finding myself in beginner's mode at times, now that I know that great artists who I admire are also still learning.  I hope you enjoy the podcast and discover that you are also growing!