Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah woods

Alan Bosson talks with Sarah Woods the new CEO of Momentum Children's Charity.

Charles and Graham talk to Leeds based writer and musician, Boff Whalley about his new musical for Red Ladder Theatre Company. Sanctuary - co-written with playwright, Sarah Woods - is a brand-new musical that welcomes us in and asks the question: do we want safety and freedom for only ourselves, or for us all? Graham reports on meeting Chris Simpson (from the band Magna Carta) about the book he has written chronicling the history of one of the UK's less well know bands from the 70's.Graham and Charles discuss the new film Firebrand with Alicia Vikander and Jude Law and in Graham's view, why it is the best drama about the court of Henry VIII since Wolf Hall.Graham has been listening to Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds' new album Wild God and determines that it shows that Nick Cave has still lost the plot.Keep in touch with Two Big Egos in a Small Car:X@2big_egosFacebook@twobigegos

Makerspaces: rooms filled with tools and gadgets or creative havens that are transforming learning in international schools? Join Sarah & Elizabeth: two  Makerspace educators share their experiences and insights. We delve into pressing questions: Why are Makerspaces essential in today's education? What are the common myths and misunderstandings surrounding them in schools? Discover how schools can foster a culture of making, integrating it seamlessly with design thinking principles to engage students across various mediums. How through Makerspaces educators and schools can nurture  problem-solving skills and innovative approaches to learning across all ages in an international school   About Sarah Woods   Innovation Integration Coach  & Design Teacher currently living in the Caribbean and teaching at Cayman International School, but heading to Prague in the fall to work at ISP and teaching design and computer programming (lite) . Previously I've lived in Uzbekistan, Amsterdam, Ukraine, and Hong Kong. I'm keen on all things that involve some kind of making stuff (3D printing! Crochet! Everything in-between!). I'm also super enthusiastic about tools that make work more efficient which has gotten me into doing a lot of using Google products, which led me to being a Google Trainer, Innovator, and Champion.   LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-woods01    About Elizabeth Perry   I am a teacher, writer, and artist with a particular interest in making, tinkering, and play. I have been at the International School of Prague since 2015, where my current title is Design and Innovation Coach. Before moving overseas, I taught for many years in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. I have also consulted for Google in K-12 education and outreach, and have been a fellow at the Studio for Creative Inquiry at Carnegie-Mellon University. I am a lifelong maker, with particular interests in textiles, mechanical toys, and wearable tech. I draw something every day.  My pronouns are she/her/hers.   I am @elizabethperry on Twitter, but now that it has taken a turn towards X, I am there less and less. @elizabethperry on Threads, which may become a successor/replacement? On Instagram I am @elizabethperry (photography and some making projects) and @elizabethperrysketchbook (daily drawings - current location for a project approaching its twentieth year)   Resources Mark Rober: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCY1kMZp36IQSyNx_9h4mpCg Tinkercad: https://www.tinkercad.com/ Toys from Trash - Arvind Gupta - A site full of activities and things to make requiring no budget and no complex tools, but many projects teach scientific and engineering principles - all are fun! Instructables - crowdsourced DIY - consider having students contribute as well as use the site. A great place to find project ideas. (As with everything crowdsourced, read through all the comments and corrections!) The Art of Tinkering, by Karen Wilkinson and Mike Petrich - not a new book, but a very useful one. John Mikton on Social Media LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jmikton/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/jmikton Web: beyonddigital.org   Dan Taylor on social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/appsevents  Twitter: https://twitter.com/appdkt  Web: www.appsevents.com   Listen on: iTunes / Podbean / Stitcher / Spotify / YouTube   Would you like to have a free 1 month trial of the new Google Workspace Plus (formerly G Suite Enterprise for Education)? Just fill out this form and we'll get you set up bit.ly/GSEFE-Trial

Ever wanted to get in the media? You're going to love today's guest, my friend Adela Hussain. This episode covers a little bit of everything, from the power of being unapologetically yourself to becoming an "accidental expert" to business breakups. We'll show you how to lean into those often-ignored "elephant in the room" conversations that most experts tiptoe around, but that truly resonate with audiences.Can't-miss moments from this episode:The magic 5-word statement that helps me uncover absolute story GOLD when working with my marketing clients...What journalists and editors are REALLY looking for in a compelling story (hint: being perfectly put together and reaching a specific "level" aren't even on the radar)...Why aren't we talking about this more?! Adela and I share our personal experiences with "business breakups" (and how they changed our lives in surprisingly positive ways)...Stop creating in a vacuum! Adela has some thoughts on why your media efforts may be failing (and how to make idea generation WAY easier)...Two critical questions to ask yourself whenever you're feeling stuck and overwhelmed (and one of them led to Adela creating an entirely new business for herself!)...Join us for a candid chat about the beautiful messiness of business. Adela's bio:Adela's a disruptive publicist and is a master at helping you pitch your business to people that don't know you…yet.  Known for her high energy and laser-sharp thinking, Adela creates equity in publicity by removing the gatekeeper and helps builds authentic connections between rising, ambitious, liberal entrepreneurs and world-class journalists.  Adela discovered she had a talent for pitching when she first started doing PR for her own fashion tech start up and was featured in 14 publications in 12 months, including the Harvard Business Review without pitching!  A former Management Consultant, she has been featured in the BBC, The Sunday Times, The Guardian, The Independent, Stylist, Psychologies, Metro and 10 other publications. She was also a finalist in Cosmopolitan's Self Made Award in 2017 and in 2018 she was in Sarah Woods' Top 10 Female Founders In The UK To Watch list.  Her Pitch to Press Program and Media Mastermind, The Parlour have helped hundreds of founders fall in love with PR and master their media pitching to sky rocket their sales.Resources and links mentioned:Adela's WebsiteAdela on InstaAngie's HuffPo articleSupport the showLet's collab: Book a chat Work with Angie Get the PTKA book Let's connect: Angie's FB Page Angie on IG Angie on YT I find a lot of my guests via PodMatch. If you join via my link, I may get a small commission. If you dig the show and want to help bring more episodes to the world, consider buying a coffee for the production team!

Overcoming Adversity: A Journey from Loss to Resilience with Sarah WoodsWelcome to a genuinely transformative episode of The Mint Door "Talk It Out" Podcast, where we explore the remarkable journey of Sarah Woods, a dental professional and a single mother who embodies courage and resilience.Sarah's remarkable 20-year dental community journey is full of triumphs and trials. But in December 2021, her life took an unexpected turn with the loss of her brother to suicide and her own battle against Stage 4 breast cancer.In this profoundly moving episode, Sarah opens up about how she harnessed her inner strength and leaned on the supportive dental community to navigate through these heart-wrenching experiences.Her story isn't just about surviving; it's about thriving in the face of adversity.Listen as Sarah shares her powerful insights on overcoming grief, becoming an advocate for her health, and finding hope amidst the darkest of times. Her journey is a beacon of inspiration for anyone, especially dental professionals, who might be grappling with burnout or personal hardships.This episode is more than a story; it's a testament to the human spirit's ability to overcome seemingly insurmountable obstacles.Sarah's message is clear and potent: Discover your inner strength, be your own advocate, and never lose hope.Join us for an episode that promises to touch your heart, inspire your mind, and offer a new perspective on resilience and self-advocacy. Sarah's story will resonate with you whether you're a dental professional facing burnout or someone seeking light in a dark time.Remember, you are not alone in your journey. The Mint Door community is here to uplift and support you. Tune in, get inspired, and pave your path to well-being and resilience.Support Metavivor: Metastatic Breast Cancer Research Support and Awarenesshttps://www.metavivor.org/#Resilience #DentalCommunity #WellBeing #OvercomingAdversityResilience, Dental Professionals, Overcoming Adversity, Mental Health, Burnout, Self-Advocacy, Breast Cancer Awareness, Suicide Prevention, Inner Strength, Well-Being, Health Advocacy, Grief Management, Emotional Healing, Community Support, Inspirational Stories, Personal Growth, Coping Strategies, Mental Health in Dentistry, The Mint Door Podcast ...'Refresh' – Your Exclusive Sanctuary for Dental Professional Well-being! Experience Tailored Monthly TrainingsEngage in Weekly Open Coaching Sessions to address YOUR challenges and provide a community of support Explore Our Expansive On-Demand Resource HubRediscover Joy, Embrace Growth, and Flourish in Your Practice with 'Refresh.' Sign Up Now & Transform Your Professional Journey! https://www.themintdoor.net/refresh#RefreshYourPractice #DentalWellnessRevolution #GrowWithRefresh…We a-DOOR-e our listeners! Find out more about The Mint Door:www.themintdoor.netConnect with us personally on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-mint-d Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Drama-documentary by Sarah Woods, inspired by Alexis de Tocqueville's Democracy in America, one of the most influential political texts ever written, transposed to the UK of today and featuring members of the British public. In 1831, Alexis de Tocqueville travelled to North America on a nine month trip that led him to conclude that democracy was unstoppable and would spread across Europe. His concerns about democracy - the dangers of self-interest and materialism; the tendencies towards mediocrity; the risk of populist, despotic leaders and the silencing of minorities - echo clearly into the present day. In this drama, set in today's UK, an elderly man checks himself out of a Preston hospital and hitchhikes south. He says his name's Alexis de Tocqueville and that he needs to find out what has happened to democracy. As he travels around the UK, he talks to ordinary people about their perceptions of the current state of democracy and the challenges it faces. Can democracy offer us the world - and the leaders - that we need? Tocqueville ..... Philippe Spall Erica ..... Catherine Ayers All other parts played by Kezrena James, Aaron Anthony, Karen Paullada and Charles Dale. Featuring voices of real people from across the UK. Written by Sarah Woods, assisted by Lil Woods Production co-ordinators, Eleri Sydney McAuliffe and Lindsay Rees Assistant Producer, Fay Lomas Technical Producers, Catherine Robinson and Nigel Lewis Directed by Emma Harding, BBC Audio Drama Wales Sarah Woods is an award-winning playwright and systems thinker who has written over 30 plays, series, adaptations and drama-documentaries for BBC Radio, including Borderland, which won the Tinniswood Award for Best Audio Drama at the 2018 BBC Audio Drama Awards.

Sarah Woods is the author of over a dozen travel books, a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society and a member of the British Guild of Travel Writers. She writes for national newspapers and travel magazines and has appeared regularly on TV and radio. So, of all the places she could have chosen, why has she chosen to live in North Cyprus?

Sarah Woods is an author and cook, who left her corporate job behind to pursue her real passion after reaching the final of BBC1's Best Home Cook 2020. Her first cookbook, Desi Kitchen, has recently been released.  On the podcast she tells Liv and Lara about her upbringing in a Punjabi household and how she was inspired by Desi communities around the UK.

A love story with songs, about two young women separated by war. 2023. Valya and Masha are teenage musicians, but they have to keep their relationship a secret, because of prejudice and fear of violence. And now Valya is a refugee, living with her mother in Wales, while Masha remains in Kyiv. Sarah Woods' drama tells their story, but also the story of the bandura, the Ukrainian national instrument, suppressed at various points in history, not least under Stalin, who had bandurists persecuted and murdered. The drama draws upon interviews with Ukrainian refugees and features new music by Boff Whalley and a cast of Ukrainian performers. Valya....Diana Simchuk Nataliia....Elena Sophya Gryshchenko Masha....Aliese Chydzhan Susi.....Eiry Thomas The bandura is played by Sonia Savchuk Music by Boff Whalley, with Sonia Savchuk Drama by Sarah Woods, with Diana Simchuk, Aliese Chydzhan, Elena Sophya Gryshchenko Sound design by Catherine Robinson and Nigel Lewis Directed by Emma Harding, BBC Audio Drama Wales

In this special episode of the Crown Refs Podcast, we delve into the critical issue of raising the standard of officiating across various sports, while exploring groundbreaking strategies for recruiting, training, and retaining top-tier sports officials. We welcomed an esteemed panel of guests: Jordan Cohen from Protect the Game, Joan Powell from PAVO, Christopher Loving from Save Our Sports, Sarah Woods from Big Game Officials, and Brian Barlow from Offside.⁣ ⁣ Throughout this engaging conversation, our panelists examine the main challenges confronting sports officials and share valuable insights from their diverse fields of expertise. They stress the significance of encouraging diversity within officiating ranks and showcase various initiatives focused on recruiting and retaining high-quality officials. We continue to underscore the importance of mentorship, continuous training, and community support in creating a positive environment for sports officials to thrive. From capitalizing on the unique skill set of military veterans to promoting inclusive officiating opportunities in underrepresented communities, the panelists impart essential takeaways for anyone involved in sports officiating. Don't miss out on this enlightening and inspiring discussion, aimed at elevating the officiating game and guaranteeing the long-term sustainability of the sports we cherish.⁣ ⁣

Deputy Chief Executive at Help Musicians, Sarah Wood has been in the music industry around 30 years, so she draws on her breath of experience to discuss how things have changed overtime as a woman. We build on last week's episode on the topic of coming back to work after having a child, Sarah's experience was whilst working for a corporation rather than as a freelancer. We also talk about reflecting on your contribution, with a positive frame of mind to help build self-confidence and understanding your worth as well as up-skilling and believing in yourself to have the capacity to learn new things!  Sarah also gives some insight on the music industry landscape and the importance of the Musicians Census project to better understand the barriers faced to better support a more inclusive industry. She sets out what Help Musicians are doing to better engage with female and gender expansive musicians and the positive impact of a targeted approach, offering practical suggestions on gathering insight, engaging with the results, pro-actively driving change and constantly evaluating. https://www.helpmusicians.org.uk/ https://www.helpmusicians.org.uk/get-support/bullying-harasment https://www.helpmusicians.org.uk/about-us/news/take-the-first-ever-musicians-census Here's a playlist of guest's answer to the last question: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2GEtEjJCghbMskOuFiDSq6?si=8cd4319c72684f4e This season is produced and hosted by Hayleigh Bosher instagram.com/hayleigh.bosher/ Edited by Eliza Kania twitter.com/elizakania

Episode 102: we're joined by Sarah Woods, the Deputy Chief Executive of UK charity Help Musicians, a UK charity that offers career help for musicians in the form of a number of services, including financial support. She talks to Music Ally's Editor Joe Sparrow about what she calls “reverse globalisation” of the music industry: a situation where UK artists become confined to touring in the UK due to it becoming increasingly hard to tour abroad.Post-Brexit, touring the rest of Europe is now a complex affair, involving visas and carnets, and accompanying rising costs. As a result, some musicians have been looking to America - and are finding complications there too, with the US planning to raise touring visa fees for foreign acts by more than 250%. We spoke to Sarah about this “reverse globalisation” and she shared some data that shows where applicants to Help Musicians' services most need help around touring, and what the impacts will mean for artists as they seek to expand their audience at home and abroad.  Help Musicians: helpmusicians.org.uk Visa advice for touring artists: helpmusicians.org.uk/get-support/develop-as-a-musician/advice/visa-advice-service The Cure – “Disintegration” Jacqueline du Pre & Daniel Barenboim - Elgar Cello Concerto Plus: Peeling and eating bananas quickly ------

The former pharmaceutical recruitment partner, Sarah Woods is best known as BBC's finalist on Best Home Cook 2020.  Like, most people once the pandemic hit Sarah decided it was time to follow her dreams and commit to her passions. Sarah decided to up-skill and put herself forward to train as a chef in culinary school, Devon.  Sarah talks on being “Too British To Be Asian” - navigating her way between cultures, code switching, learning to have different faces and grappling with acceptance but by which crowd?  Writing ‘Desi Kitchen' was Sarah's true labour of love to ‘make Indian home cooked food accessible to everybody.' An exciting blend of British meets Sarah's desi culture. Exploring all culinary cuisines from many different types of diaspora.  Desi Kitchen is a love story to Desi culture and what the true meaning is to be British and Asian through the love of food. Truly beautiful.  Desi Kitchen is out now..

This week, Gilly is exploring the secret kitchens of Britain's Desi kitchens with Britain's Best Home Cook finalist, Sarah Woods.Her book Desi Kitchen is part of the current crop of second generation Indian cookbooks which are hitting the shelves right now. But Sarah's tells the story of the communities in which Desi people from the Indian Sub continent have enriched so much of Britain with their food and spiritual cultures. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to this special episode of Music Works.  Today we will discuss The Musicians' Census, a joint project by the Musicians' Union and Help Musicians with the aim of painting a comprehensive picture of the music industry as a whole. To discuss the importance of this ambitious project, and how your contribution to the Census can help to better support the wider music community in the future, we will be joined by three special guests: Sarah Woods, Deputy Chief Executive at Help Musicians; John Shortell, Head of Equality, Diversity & Inclusion at the Musicians Union; and Linton Stephens, freelance bassoonist and broadcaster of the BBC Radio 3 programme "Classical Music Fix".  To take part in the census or find out more, visit: https://www.musicianscensus.co.uk/  If you enjoy this conversation, please subscribe, check out our other great episodes, and even better leave us a review. You can also follow us on social media and sign up to our mailing list at www.polyphonyarts.com/mailing-list for updates and news about Music Works and Polyphony Arts.

Adela Hussain is the founder of Starts Ups & Co and is a master at helping you pitch your business to people that don't know you…yet. Adela discovered she had a talent for pitching when she first started doing PR for her own fashion tech start up and was featured in 14 publications in 12 months, including the Harvard Business Review without pitching! She has been featured in the BBC, The Sunday Times, The Guardian, The Independent, Stylist, Psychologies, Metro and 10 other publications. She was also a finalist in Cosmopolitan's Self Made Award in 2017 and in 2018 she was in Sarah Woods' Top 10 Female Founders In The UK To Watch list. Known for her high energy and laser-sharp thinking, Adela she spent 20 years as a management consultant and did cool stuff like help British Airways acquire an airline, be on a new board for Sky and boss men around in India for tech tool launches. Her Pitch to Press programme and PR Hero School have helped hundreds of founders fall in love with PR and master their media pitching to sky rocket their sales. Adela's freebie Want to see your name and business in the media? And bring in instant new leads, clients, collaborations and credibility? Grab 10 Steps to get your business in the media now. This powerful guide has helped entrepreneurs land features in Harvard Business Review, The Times, The Sunday Times, The Independent, Stylist, Red Magazine and more. Your newsworthy business begins now. Link: https://www.pitchtopress.com/ Here are the takeaways... There's an art to promoting yourself and becoming a credible expert. It should be fun, joyful, and playful and come from a place of curiosity and value. There is a skill set to telling the story in a way that makes it of interest to journalists. That's how you reach more people. This is something all entrepreneurs should learn to do to create storylines that are topical and relevant. It is so important to think about "how do I feel when I tell this story?" and "what parts of my story do I want to share?". You don't have to share every part of the story. You can choose which parts to share. A tip from Adela is to practice telling that story to someone you trust and see how you feel in 24 - 48 hours. Never tell a story completely fresh. It's best to tell a story after you've integrated it into your life and healed. Know the difference in vulnerability between the type of sharing that makes you relatable, and the kind of sharing that feels unsafe. You decide how much of your story you will share, and that comes with setting boundaries. Pitching is conversation. Lead with value, give information, and be helpful. When you promote yourself, you are being transparent about what you are doing. Unless you promote yourself, people will not know that you can help them. It's actually selfish to hold back from other people. Connecting with journalists gives them something to write about. You're helping them out when you share a story. It's mutually beneficial. Being targeted with your pitches, making sure you pitch to journalists who write about the topics you want to share will result in fewer rejections. Working in isolation is hard. Join a strong group that can help you create the stories. Work in community supporting each other, make it a fun collaborative adventure. Remember the adage, "to go fast go alone, to go far go together". Getting visible is a journey. There are billions of people on this planet. Someone wants to hear your story about your business. Connect with Adela - Instagram Link: https://www.instagram.com/startupsandco/ Website: Www.pitchtopress.com Brenda's high-level coaching program Ignite is enrolling now and begins in spring 2023. To learn more Schedule a free information call with Brenda by clicking https://calendly.com/brendawinkle/enrollment-call Healing Sessions https://www.brendawinkle.com/theta Coaching Sessions https://www.brendawinkle.com/coaching Free Clarity Call to Chat with or Meet Brenda - schedule here https://calendly.com/brendawinkle/clarity Feel Better Fast Guide https://www.brendawinkle.com/feelbetterfast Meditation to feel better https://www.brendawinkle.com/feelbetter Contact Brenda Website: https://www.brendawinkle.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brendawinkle/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brenda.winkle111 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@brendawinkle111 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brenda-winkle-empowerment/ Email: brenda@brendawinkle.com

Top Gun: Maverick has only been out for two weeks and it has already dominated the summer blockbuster season. It's so big that three guests had to come on to break it down! Whitney Chandler, Sarah Woods and Donny Goyette will discuss the power of Tom Cruise, gaining more appreciation for the military and the power of the dad bod.

After a tumultuous freshman year at Davidson College, Sarah Woods began to question her place in the Davidson community. While she considered transferring out, she decided to give Davidson one more semester. That year, Sarah started working for Summit Coffee Co. and found the community and purpose she had been missing. Now, Sarah is the general manager for Summit's Basecamp Café and the opportunities are just starting to unfold. Listen into this episode of Hub & Spoke as Liz Brigham sits down with Sarah to learn more about her experience with Summit during her time at Davidson College and now as her full-time job.

Hi family!  We hope you are doing well and finding some time to focus on your wellness. In this season we are grateful for you! This episode we are excited to have Dr. Sarah Woods as a guest to discuss mental health and pandemics. Before we chat with her, we also catch up on some topics in the news since the last episode and discuss disparities in the search for missing persons. As always we look forward to hearing from you! Follow us on Instagram @whatthehealthisup? You can follow Dr. Woods on twitter @swoodsieB and check out her podcast (attachedpodcast.com) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/whatthehealthisup/message

 ALERT ALERT!! ---------ALL-NEW  music bonus show!!Ep 23.5 (Dare to Be Squared) Aug 26, 2021-- Special bonus introduction from yours trulyAs fate and destiny would have it, a little birdie must have landed on Sarah Woods desk at BSQUARED MGMT and tweeted in her phone to look up the Halshack! I'm not sure how she found me yet whether it was the little twitter bird or the book of many faces...(lol) with a well placed promotional post, that has yet to be discovered. I love a good mystery!...lolSo keeping with the story about our pre-destined futures, turns out that one of our very own artists, LAINEY DIONNE, is part of their team unbeknownst to either one of us. Sarah didn't say one word about it when she approached me so I just assume she had no idea. I brought that point up so she was happy to hear that great news!  (That's usual par for the course with me, everything just falls into place on its own..lol) I dug through a rabbit hole folks for 10 hours of somewhere in the ballpark of 60 profiles at least and honed in on the A-class talent of the BSquared roster. Lainey has a new album coming out in less than a week and you can (Pre-Save) on Spotify as well as catch her in 3 other episodes of my popular show! Also she is in a contest in New England so please check out her social pages to find links. She has been nominated for 5 different categories. GO VOTE FOR LAINEY!! Thank you!!My show has hit 350 markets around the world in over 100 countries over the course of its 7 year history! I'm very proud and thankful for the fanbase and respect I have earned in the industry! We are moving ever so closer to a record label and entertainment behemoth! BIG NEWS may be afoot as we look forward to helping to decide the fate of NBC scouted band UNDECIDED FUTURE in a new show coming next summer, they are almost at the final decision to be on the show) We're rooting for you guys!!! We are working on some things behind the scenes together that may prove beneficial for so many aspiring hopefuls that have graced my show.This is why important people from the President of Reverbnation and NBC casting scouts have come to me for talent as well as many stars have allowed exclusive music projects for my show! I'm so very honored to have their approval and endorsement!! Check out CAVO with their endorsed version of "Come Undone" by DURAN DURAN!! Its an exclusive for my show as well. Find it in EP 23 DESTINY"S FATE! So lets try to change a destiny or two with my intervention into these artists lives. The Halshack is becoming connected! One day we aspire to be much more than a radio/video/ and blog review show! There's too many ways to help indie artists and change the course of music for the future back to quality like we used to have littering the airwaves and invading your ears for decades! What happened to that magic??? The magic of fun music used to rule the world!Now go find everything Halshack at my website!!www.halshack.comFind my show all over the web just google me or hit up anyone of your favorite music sites from Deezer, Iheart, Itunes, Amazon Music, Stitcher, Google Play, Podomatic, Player FM, and many more....(NO SPOTIFY) sorry long story but they want allow me on because I'm music and that's a NO NO in their podcasting policy! I was on for ONE YEAR and they kicked me off for that reason. Built 13,000 monthly listeners and POOF!! Gone!! Email from the company that was the reason! Have fun!! Follow me on social media!!Catch you in a couple weeks for a "Club Shack" called (SHAKE-IT-SHACK)..lol. Will include Mandi Macias in that show from this list and there will be a RAP SHACK 3 soon as well and will include these rap collabs that are in this show plus other top talent of mine and some new talent coming (maybe) from my manager/partner associate Mike Loco Hoffman and MLM ENTERTAINMENT!Thanks for tuning In!! Look out for BATTLESHACK 3!!!Please go follow my social media pages!!Thanks for rockin' the HALSHACK!!

Listen to this soul-shifting conversation with Sarah Woods, a facilitator of consciousness. Sarah is known for her intense awareness. Connected all seeing heart and profound energetic mastery. Sarah has been unravelling the realms of the cosmic being since childhood. She recognized in her 20s the ways in which she experienced this world, and who she is may never be fully understood. Sarah talks about her inner knowing of her mission, figuring out what ‘lights you up', and discovering what's possible when one listens to the whispers of Heart. https://sarahwoods.ca/ Instagram:@sarahhannahwoods Bio: The energy of heart. Sees all. Sarah is known for her intense awareness. Connected all seeing heart and profound energetic mastery. Her contribution to this great shift in consciousness begins with the leaders and strong hearts she works with. This is nothing less than our collective emancipation guiding us in the revolution we know is here. Beginnings… Sarah has been unravelling the realms of the cosmic being since childhood. She recognized in her 20s the ways in which she experienced this world, and who she is may never be fully understood. That's fine. Neither is electricity. For some time she worked in high corporate. Pitching stories about Viagra. (Seriously). Writing speeches for industry leaders. Learning the mechanics of deep expression. Actually…learning the mechanics of what deep expression can DO. Turning several pages – Sarah is now a global facilitator of consciousness working with the world's most creative igniters of a new unified and sustainable more fair economy. Miracles happen and small ideas become life-changing twists of fate. Big ideas have often become international enterprises. The seemingly impossible was made real in many an ambitious life. This works (she'll teach you how to do it). ************** Life Continuing Instagram: @lifecontinuingpodcast lifecontinuing.com Creator: Tania Berg Advisor: Amanda Cupido Music: Richard Feren Editor: Cathy Ord

My friend Sarah Woods gives information about the staggering amount of men who battle with mental health issues.

If this is power, then POWER OUT What happens when the power system we’re hooked up to fails? When things we thought were solid, that we thought would protect us, fail? A new thriller about power and protest on a dying planet, starring Vinnie Heaven and written by Sarah Woods. Sean …… Vinnie Heaven Xarea …… Jeanette Percival Skimmer …… Ayden Brouwers Qiqi …… Celia Dominguez Cathy …… Deb McAndrew Mr Graham …… Jason Done Sameera …… Bhavna Limbachia Moth .........Saul Woods MP/Phil …… Jonathan Keeble Bar Person/ Max......Ashley Margolis Directed by Susan Roberts Recorded in binaural sound to give you a fully immersive sound experience when listening on headphones. A BBC Drama North Production. This was originally aired on R4. You can find all 10 podcast episodes of Power Out on BBC Sounds.

At a Service Station between Manchester and Lancaster, the fuel pumps aren't working, cash machines aren't working, the doors aren't working. The mix of news and no news has thrown people into a panic. Sean and Xarea are alone now, in an entirely dark world. A police car pulls up - they need to talk to Sean. Recorded in binaural sound to give you a fully immersive sound experience when listening on headphones. Written by Sarah Woods. Sean …… Vinnie Heaven Xarea …… Jeanette Percival Phil …… Jason Done Max …… Jonathan Keeble Mr Graham …… Jason Done Sameera …… Bhavna Limbachia Cathy …… Deb McAndrew Directed by Susan Roberts A BBC Drama North Production.

A power cut in Manchester has forced Sean and Xarea to hitch a ride to Lancaster. But Sean isn't off the hook just yet. Recorded in binaural sound to give you a fully immersive sound experience when listening on headphones. Written by Sarah Woods. Sean …… Vinnie Heaven Xarea …… Jeanette Percival Phil …… Jason Done Max …… Jonathan Keeble Directed by Susan Roberts A BBC Drama North Production.

Sean's in trouble with the cyber crime police and a fake video has been posted on social media. An eco-activist group seem to be threatening the national grid. Recorded in binaural sound to give you a fully immersive sound experience when listening on headphones. Written by Sarah Woods. Sean …… Vinnie Heaven Xarea …… Jeanette Percival Skimmer …… Ayden Brouwers Qiqi …… Celia Dominguez Cathy …… Deborah McAndrew Mr Graham …… Jason Done Sameera …… Bhavna Limbachia MP …… Jonathan Keeble Directed by Susan Roberts A BBC Drama North Production.

Sean is helping the police with their enquiries. They want to get in touch with AchatinellaApexfulva, but they will only talk to the police through Sean. Recorded in binaural sound to give you a fully immersive sound experience when listening on headphones Written by Sarah Woods. Sean …… Vinnie Heaven Mr Graham …… Jason Done Directed by Susan Roberts A BBC Drama North Production.

Jeff and Rudy get professional advice from 2 of the hosts of the popular Attached podcast (which explores good and bad relationship advice through the perspective of pop culture). Dr. Sarah Woods and Dr. Patricia Roberson better understand some of the issues at play when cancer enters a relationship equation whether romantic or familial. Will it save Jeff and Rudy's fragile relationship or is it too late? Listen to find out. The Attached podcast can be found on most podcast platforms.

Talysa talks about the murder of James Bernardo and Sarah Woods at the hands of Lewis Lent, who should get the crotch lice. Sarah Tells about a teenage love triangle that ends in murder, and a Snapped episode. Find us everywhere: Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/TheShitShowtcp/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/B_W_C1opsae/?igshid=2cl7vkuzo5bu  Twitter: https://twitter.com/theshitshowtcp/status/1253658085916389380?s=21  Anchor: https://anchor.fm/shitshowtruecrimepodcast  Find us everywhere you listen to podcasts!  Send an email: shitshowtcp@gmail.com--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shitshowtruecrimepodcast/message

Car insurance pre-dates broad distribution of cars. The first recorded policy was issued in 1897 to Gilbert Loomis of Ohio. Production of the Model T, regarded as the first affordable automobile that made vehicle travel available to the masses, was not introduced until nearly 10 years later. And just like the car, evolving from combustion-only to electric, self-driven to semi-autonomous in some cases, insurance has changed and innovated over the last 120 years, adding rate calculations, moving to digital data storage and adding additional services like roadside. However, the method for calculating insurance rates based predominantly on age, vehicle and mileage has been standard since 1937. An insurance startup, Root Insurance, was founded to innovate this model, defining rates on how you drive, not who you are. We sat down with Sarah Woods, Director of Product Management to learn more about Root and their roadside program.

An eco-activist group seem to be threatening the national grid and Sean's in trouble with the cyber crime police. Written by award winning writer Sarah Woods with a cast of emerging new talent led by Vinnie Heaven. Recorded in binaural sound to give you a fully immersive sound experience when listening on headphones. A BBC Drama North Production.

GiveBackHack is an event near & dear to my heart, and it’s also where Sarah Woods accidentally started her company, Shatter. Based on a powerful idea of how to help women shatter the glass ceiling, the Shatter story may just inspire you to turn your passion into a business, too.

Recorded in partnership with Communicate Magazine at their 'Evolution of the Annual Report' conference, Russell Goldsmith chatted with six of the day's speakers: Part.1 - Mei Ashelford, Director of reporting intelligence, Gather and Mark O'Sullivan, Director of corporate reporting, PwC talk about the UK's changing approach to corporate reporting Part.2 - Sarah Woods, Head of Digital Insight and Engagement, Salterbaxter and Tom Bell, Director, MSLGROUP discuss driving reputational resilience Pt.3 - Helen Baker, Head of Secretariat, Coca-Cola European Partners talks through the development of their Annual Report over the last few years Pt.4 - Kerry Cooper, Senior manager, external communication, group communication and marketing, Mondi Group adds a client's perspective to Sarah and Tom's discussion on driving reputational resilience

Sarah Woods, marketing director at rapidly-growing D.C.-based technology business Bridges, discusses how one of the biggest keys to success in the commercial sector is correct branding and PR.

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If it is true that we are living through a time in which our collective imagination is increasingly devalued and undernourished, what might be the role of story in that, and how might story be part of the remedy?  There are few better people to discuss this with than Sarah Woods.  Sarah is a writer across all media and her work has been produced by many companies including the RSC, Hampstead and the BBC.

On this episode of I Left the City, your host Andrew Redden, Economic Development Manager for Hastings County, sits down with Italian chef Luca Molteni, who opened The Barn Chefs with his wife Sarah Woods. After traveling the world cooking amazing dishes, Luca has settled in Coe Hill and is making the region a more tasty place to live.

Big thanks to the following listeners for their finanical support this week. Sarah Holland, Natalia Löffler, Amy Louise Gilbert, Paul Roome, Glyn Fullelove, Tracy Chevin, Douglas Faunt, Rachael Kennedy, Ruth Frost, Nigel Massey, Shelley Shocolinsky-Dwyer, Patricia Dube, Sarah Woods, Joann Smith, Catherine Jones, Diane Stokes, Andrew White, R J Taylor, Victoria Cole, Mhairi Gillespie, Susan Greblo, Barbara Wiseman, Lonny J Behar, Alison Johnson, Sarah Gleason Stephen Fahey Jessica Dyszel Angela Barnes Jehane Dewar, Maggie Wood, Sarah Passingham, Claire Astbury, Helen Palmer, Valerie Bayliss, Scotch Tweed Ltd, Pam Cruickshank, Leonie Beavers, Claire Howard, Lesley Greaves, Jennifer Reber, Jean Rose, Amanda Hart, Felicity Anne Hope, Claire Wainman, Julia Hamilton, Sara Evans, Janis Pope, Gita Beecroft, Nancy Dickie. On this week’s episode we have calls from: Yokelbear who’s feeling positive Witherspoon who’s cross with the wimpy trio and Genevieve who thinks the answer is Rex See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The journalist and novelist, Tony Parsons, joins Richard Coles and Aasmah Mir. Tony was working on the night shift at Gordon's Gin Distillery when he was offered his first job as a journalist on the New Musical Express. When he wasn't hanging out with rock stars he was embedded with the Vice Squad at 27 Savile Row, West End Central, where the roots of his crime character, DC Max Wolfe, first began. Saturday Live listener, Hilary Nicoll, talks about The Museum of Dad. Featuring a music case, a trombone, old jazz 78s, and a chair made of steel tube and leather, it's a blog in remembrance of her architect father, who is now living in a nursing home with Alzheimer's. Ex-Blue Peter presenter, Janet Ellis, has long been fascinated by the lives of people who were here before us, so much so that she has developed a life-long passion for looking around graveyards. She visits the cemetery at St Nicholas' Church in Chiswick, with Dan Parker. Janet describes Fern Hill by Dylan Thomas, as a possible epitaph. Sarah Woods describes her travels to Central and South America in an eight year quest to see the Harpy Eagle in the wild. She explains why helping a teenage girl in labour, and seeing the Harpy Eagle up close, were life-changing experiences. Jonathan Moore is an ex-punk who became an opera director. Art and spirituality are his vocation - as shown in his current play about Ignatius of Loyola. And the Inheritance Tracks of Dom Joly. He chooses America by Simon and Garfunkel and In a Room by The House of Love. The Slaughter Man by Tony Parsons is published by Century. On a Wing and a Prayer, by Sarah Woods, is published by Bloomsbury. Janet Ellis' first novel, The Butcher's Hook, is scheduled for publication in February 2016. Inigo, written and directed by Jonathan Moore, runs at the Pleasance in north London until 13 June, 2015. The exhibition Peter Wilkins - Great British Music from the 1960s - 2010s, is at Dray Walk Gallery, London E1 6QL until 1 June, 2015.

Sarah Woods and Fern Smith are both authors of 'Culture Shift: how artists are responding to sustainability in Wales'. Sarah Woods is a playwright, activist and performer creating participatory performances and events in collaboration with communities, campaigns, scientists, specialists and arts organisations. Fern Smith formed Volcano Theatre Company with Paul Davies in the 1980s. Since then Fern has performed, directed and taught workshops for Volcano and as a freelancer nationally and internationally for 25 years.