Podcast appearances and mentions of stephanie gibson

Despite the fact they've been milking it since January, LOST MAP actually turns 10 years old THIS MONTH, August 2023. To commemorate, LAURA has been canvassing artists and pals of the label for their cherished thoughts and recollections. Meanwhile, PICTISH TRAIL is trying to forget the taste of warm strawberry milk.We hear from CLÉMENTINE MARCH, photographer STEPHANIE GIBSON, SERAFINA from BAS JAN, CALLUM + GLORIA of MARANTA, EIMEAR of HAPPY SPENDY, SUSAN BEAR, label manager KATE CANAVERAL, our in-house designer DAVID GALLETLY, NEIL + LAURA from FIRESTATIONS, and MONOGANON. There's also brand new music from AMY MAY ELLIS and ALEXIA AVINA.Throughout the episode there are clips of our guest's favourite songs, many of which feature on a limited edition 44-track double-disc CD compilation entitled TEN YEARS OF LOST MAP. You can receive a free copy of this album with any spend over £20 on our webshop or Bandcamp, throughout August.- EPISODE TRACKLISTING:1. Amy May Ellis - ‘Miner Farmer' (demo version)2. Clémentine March - ‘Le Continent'3. Rozi Plain - ‘Actually'4. Lost Map presents Weird Wave - ‘Astral Difficulties / Weird Wave'5. Bas Jan - 'No Sign'6. Callum Easter - ‘Fall In Love'7. Jenny Moore's Mystic Business - ‘I Am Afraid' (Free Love remix)8. Susan Bear - ‘Floating'9. Martha Ffion - 'Someone Who Cares'10. Sulka - ‘Fear It'11. Pictish Trail - ‘Easy With Either'12. Firestations - ‘Receiver'13. Makeness - ‘I Can See For Miles'14. Monoganon - ‘Punctuation'15. Alexia Avina - 'NPD / Father's Day'- To support what we do at Lost Map, you should join our club - PostMap Club! Membership starts at just £3, and you'll receive printed postcards delivered to your door every month, containing download codes for new music from the label. You'll receive a badge, too - as well as a newsletter and a discount of 15% on all records, CDs, tapes and other merch in our webshop. Digital & gift memberships are also available. Visit lostmap.com/club for details on how to join.NEW MEMBERS (including Gift Subscriptions) during August 2023, will receive a bumper pack of postcards + all three releases in this the most recent VISITATIONS series, by Emma Kupa, Makeness and Alliyah Enyo.- SOME INCREDIBLY USEFUL LINKS:- Join PostMap Club: lostmap.com/club- Lost Map presents Weird Wave LP- Caps and T-shirts- New records from Lost Map- If you'd like to get in touch with us, to leave a voice note for our next episode, plop us an email: club@lostmap.comThis episode of the Lost Map Podcast was presented by Pictish Trail and Laura Doherty, edited and with additional production from Joe Cormack.

Wearing a badge or pin can be a representation of your identity, your pride or your outrage. New Zealanders have created badges for almost every cause and endeavour over the years; from protest groups, to suffrage, tino rangatiratanga, sports clubs, even animal breeds and royal visits. Te Papa has a collection of over 1600 of these such badges, representing a slice of New Zealand's political, social and environmental history. Stephanie Gibson, curator of New Zealand Histories and Cultures at Te Papa calls them "tiny objects which tell big stories". Together with fellow curator Claire Regnault, they have just released a book Tiny Statements: A Social History of Aotearoa New Zealand in Badges.

The Lilley Museum at UNR has a new director—Stephanie Gibson. Growing up in Ottawa, she spent a lot of time in the National Gallery of Canada and became fascinated with the ways communities and civilizations have expressed themselves through art. Host: Charlotte Italiano

A blog by the Stephanie Gibson, posted on Instagram prompted a question and conversation. Why buy original art? It's worth taking a look at Stephanie's original blog post, as its so considered and insightful. Understanding the reasons could lead to us to understand our clients and potential clients more clearly. We've pondered and chatted, of course, but you may well have other ideas. Links: Episode Image Credit: Laura Louise Grimsley on Unsplash With thanks to Stephanie Gibson Art Jo Eddleston Glass Celia Smith Juliet Fleming Polly Gough Mariette Voke Just a Card. Karen George www.karengeorgeart.co.uk Gaynor Leverett-Jaques www.gaynorljart.com Original Music: ‘Strangler Fig' Ben Leverett-Jaques https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/BnJ845vPByXFhCJX6 Editing: (with thanks always) Ben Leverett-Jaques @low_cinnabar on Twitter

For 14 weeks, Severance Radio will dissect a single book: Severance, the satirical, dystopian novel by Ling Ma. This book is a mixture of immigrant family story, corporate satire, and global health crisis. In this episode, producers Stephanie Gibson, Kathleen Kuo, and Sara Ortiz discuss how Severance Radio came to be, and how we relate to each other during a pandemic.

In this talk, authors Stephanie Gibson, Matariki Williams and Puawai Cairns will provide insights into the stories and objects that fill the recent publication ‘Protest Tautohetohe: Objects of Resistance, Persistence and Defiance', their material history of activism in Aotearoa New Zealand. They'll explore the many ways New Zealanders have spoken up for change, from pulling up survey pegs to marching against the Springbok Tour. They will share histories connected to collection items from institutions around the country that are connected to protest and will discuss our diverse history of objects and images made for causes, from the New Zealand Wars to agitating for women's rights and protecting the environment.  These monthly Public History Talks are a collaboration between the National Library of New Zealand https://natlib.govt.nz/ and the Ministry for Culture and Heritage https://mch.govt.nz/. Recorded live at the National Library of New Zealand, 4 March 2020.

One of the most important alternative techniques I have found for my children and myself has been natural allergy elimination or desensitization. It is a natural way to stop the immune system from over reacting to substances in both its internal environment and the external environment. Millions of people suffer from environmental and food allergies but do not realize all of the culprits causing them harm. This is extremely common in children on the autism spectrum or those with learning or behavioral challenges. The reaction to an allergen may not appear for up to 72 hours (three full days) after exposure. This can make it nearly impossible to determine what has triggered the response. Natural allergy elimination treatment combines kinesiology, homeopathy and acupressure to determine which allergens you are sensitive to. This technique can be done on an individual of any age. The first appointment is about an hour and is used for assessment. The skilled practitioner will test your body’s immune response by muscle testing or computerized testing as the patient contacts vials of homeopathic tinctures corresponding to serums that contain potential allergens. Sensitivity levels are gauged from one to ten. These serums cover every base from foods, chemicals, various toxins, pollens, barometric pressure, electromagnetic fields, to your own animals’ hair, supplements, medications and much more. Supplements, medications, dust or animal samples from your own home can be brought in for assessment and treatment too. Once the allergens are found future sessions are scheduled for about thirty minutes. During treatment the patient holds onto or touches the vial with the homeopathic allergen in it. The vial can also be laid on top of a person or put into their sock to hold it against the body. While they are in contact with the vial the practitioner gently stimulates specific acupressure points along the spine to stimulate the central nervous system. Then acupressure points are stimulated on the arms and legs to open the rest of the meridians through the body. This opens the energy flow and allows the energy from the vials to flow through the body so the body now recognizes that energy as safe. Once this is complete the patient rests for fifteen minutes while in contact with the homeopathic vial containing the allergen. After the treatment is over the patient must stay out of contact with the allergen for a specific amount of time (see below). Once complete the body sees the energy of the molecule, but now knows it is safe and stays calm. It changes the old patterns of defense. It is always a good idea to go in for a quick re-test to be sure the allergen has cleared. This can happen the next day or the next week but it is wise to be sure the treatment worked properly on your body. Ninety eight percent of the time a single treatment for an allergen works. Afterwards highly restricted diets are often no longer necessary. Once you are desensitized you can now eat or use those products, but do so with some discretion. My own daughter could not eat gluten with out severe stomach aches prior to being desensitized. She now can eat gluten without any problem unless she really overindulges. Even then the reactions are mild compared to what they used to be. Remember that dairy and gluten are not healthy foods as they may once have been. Through bioengineering they are no longer good for anyone, especially in large amounts. The body will let you know if you have had too much of something through symptoms. Do not worry. This will not undo the treatment it just lets you know your level of tolerance. This is very individualized. The allergy elimination technique has gone through three generations. All are still available today. I will explain some important differences. 1. The first generation was developed by Dr. Devi S. Nambudripad. It is known commonly as N.A.E.T therapy. This acronym comes from Nambudripad’s Allergy Elimination Technique. N.A.E.T. can only desensitize an individual for one allergen per appointment. If only one, two, or three allergens show up then this is fine. The downside of this is that commonly ten, twenty or more allergens show up so it can take many more appointments which mean more time and more money. The patient also needs to stay out of contact with the allergen for 24 hours after the treatment. This said, N.A.E.T does work well and my family has had great success with it, but additional options do exist. Practitioners are easy to find as many have been trained over the years. To find one near you go to https://www.naet.com. 2. The second generation was developed by one of Dr. Nambudripad’s students, Ellen Cutler. Dr. Cutler developed a refined program she calls BioSET. It is a combination of organ detoxification, enzyme therapy and allergy desensitization. Muscle testing and homeopathic vials are not commonly used to identify allergens in BioSET. Instead computer software is used to detect potential allergens to the system. As the patient holds onto a small metal rod their energies become connected with the computer program. Thousands of allergens have been programmed into the system. The practitioner uses a small probe on the palm of the hand to connect with the computer software system. Once the allergens are found the same acupressure points along the spine are stimulated. An additional benefit to this method is that multiple allergens can be desensitized in one treatment which is more time and cost effective. The amount of time one stays away from the allergen after treatment varies per individual. For some it may be a few hours, but for others it may need to be closer to 24 hours. For a BioSET practitioner near you go to, drellencutler.com, and look under “BioSET system,” or call (415)384-0200. 3. The third generation is called Sensitivity Reduction Technique (SRI). It was developed by Dr. Sherri Tenpenny who is one of the countries most knowledgeable and outspoken physicians regarding vaccines and the right to refuse them. She has developed additional attributes to allergy desensitization, tenpennyimc.com. Sensitivity reduction technique, (SRI), uses muscle testing and homeopathic vials, but has the additional benefit of using Chinese energy medicine balancing vials. It is giving the body a new template. After the immune system has been told to stop doing what it has been incorrectly doing it needs to be re-directed to something it is supposed to do instead. It is like telling a child not to do something. They need to be given an action they can do or they may begin doing something else they are not supposed to. SRI is capable of desensitizing multiple allergen groups in one treatment. Usually a total of only one to six treatments are needed. Allergens can be done in groups and are done in a specific order called foundations. Foundations of the body build upon one another, so they must be done in order. 1. Foundation one is for the immune system. It includes things in our internal environment that are always with us and we cannot get rid of. These include blood, lymph, urine, saliva, glandular secretions, the immune system, and the central nervous system.2. Foundation two is phenol compounds. These include things we are surrounded by and cannot get away from permanently. The main exposure comes from petroleum products, mostly plastics.3. Foundation three are the molecules that make up our nutrition such as proteins, fats, amino acids, vitamins and minerals. Once these are addressed we will see more of the benefits of nutrients ingested. Three hours is all that is needed after this treatment to stay away from all foods and potential allergens. This is a very short time in consideration to these types of treatments. Due to deprogramming old cellular memory after three hours the system knows the proper way to handle the energy from any of the treated allergens. Many years before his SRI treatments my son had been desensitized from gluten by our N.A.E.T. practitioner. When tested now he is still clear, but tested positive, or allergic, to white flour. They seem so similar but have a different molecular make-up. Although green food coloring had come up years before now red coloring tested positive. It was the SRI treatment that picked up that my son’s body was not processing essential fatty acids. In studies of patients treated through SRI, 87 percent were still completely allergy free five years later. 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Welcome to the Country House, Bourbon, and Action Hero episode, my guest Stephanie Gibson, HR Manager at Knipper, shares her insights into enhancing the job candidate experience. Pay special attention to what she shares about how her company, has created an internal team solely devoted to both customer experience and candidate experience. We taped this episode a few days before the Kentucky Derby (without bourbon in hand!). It's unfortunate what occurred at the end of the race with Maximum Security and Country House on what was otherwise a great event. Attending this event is still on my 'bucket list'! If you like what you hearing on this podcast please subscribe wherever you enjoy podcasts and do share with others. Thanks for listening! If you like what you're hearing on this podcast please subscribe wherever you enjoy podcasts and please share with others. Want to comment, discuss, provide feedback you can send me a note via LinkedIn, or via the contact form on our website TheCX.xyz. The full episode originally aired on Friday, May 10, 2019. Thanks for listening! Chuck Solomon Host of The Candidate Experience Podcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/candidate-experience/support

Welcome to the Country House, Bourbon, and Action Hero episode, my guest Stephanie Gibson, HR Manager at Knipper, shares her insights into enhancing the job candidate experience. Pay special attention to what she shares about how her company, has created an internal team solely devoted to both customer experience and candidate experience. We taped this episode a few days before the Kentucky Derby (without bourbon in hand!). It's unfortunate what occurred at the end of the race with Maximum Security and Country House on what was otherwise a great event. Attending this event is still on my 'bucket list'! If you like what you hearing on this podcast please subscribe wherever you enjoy podcasts and do share with others. Thanks for listening! If you like what you're hearing on this podcast please subscribe wherever you enjoy podcasts and please share with others. Want to comment, discuss, provide feedback you can send me a note via LinkedIn, or via the contact form on our website TheCX.xyz. The full episode will air this Friday, May 10, 2019. Thanks for listening! Chuck Solomon Host of The Candidate Experience Podcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/candidate-experience/support

"On the red carpet Kim Kardashian wore a slip that I designed and it was designed to be worn in the bedroom," says Kiwi lingerie designer Chloe Julian who has worked for international labels Agent Provocateur, Stella McCartney and  Rihanna's new label, Savage X Fenty.  *Warning: this story contains some imagery that may be suitable for a mature audience.

It's time for another weekly visit with our peripatetic theater critic, J. Wynn Rousuck, who joins Tom today with reviews of not one but two theater-season openers here in Baltimore.The first is the new production at Baltimore's Center Stage of Tennessee Williams' sultry American classic, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. This searing drama about multi-generational family ties and unsustainable deceptions unfolds over the course of a sweltering summer night, in the mansion house of a sprawling Mississippi Delta plantation. Tony and Obie Awards laureate Judith Ivey directs the strong cast, led by actors David Schramm as Big Daddy, Andrew Pastides as Brick, and Stephanie Gibson as Maggie.Cat on a Hot Tin Roof continues at Center Stage through Sunday, October 14.The second season-opener Judy reviews today is also the Baltimore premiere of Sex with Strangers, at Fells Point Corner Theatre, a 2011 work by the prolific writer/producer of House of Cards, playwright Laura Eason. One of the most-produced plays in the US for the past several years, Sex with Strangers tells the story of two artists who meet while snowed-in together at a secluded bed and breakfast. Their ensuing dance with intimacy explores the tricky new dynamics of gender politics and identities in the digital age. The play is directed by Patrick Gorirossi, with performances by Kathryn Daniels and Matthew Lindsay Payne. Sex with Strangers will be on stage at Fells Point Corner Theatre through Sunday October 7.

Episode Show Notes jeffsanders.com/117 Learn More About the Show The 5 AM Miracle Podcast Free Productivity Resources Join The 5 AM Club! Connect on Social Media Facebook Group • Instagram • Twitter • LinkedIn Episode Summary How can you stay healthy and productive while balancing a wildly irregular schedule? This week's episode of The 5 AM Miracle Podcast features an interview with the amazingly talented Broadway actress Stephanie Gibson. Life is tough when you have 8 shows every week to perform on a Broadway stage and Stephanie shares how she has managed to succeed with this lifestyle for years. Resources Mentioned in the Show @stephgib1 [Stephanie on Twitter] Dates, Mates, & Clean Slates [Stephanie’s YouTube dating show] College-Conservatory of Music (CCM) [University of Cincinnati] Broadway Theatre Project [Tampa, FL] Ziva Meditation [Stephanie’s meditation practice] zivaMIND [stress-reducing meditation practice]

Episode SummaryHow can you stay healthy and productive while balancing a wildly irregular schedule?This week’s episode of The 5 AM Miracle Podcast features an interview with the amazingly talented Broadway actress Stephanie Gibson.Life is tough when you have 8 shows every week to perform on a Broadway stage and Stephanie shares how she has managed to succeed with this lifestyle for years. Episode Show Notesjeffsanders.com/117 Learn More About The 5 AM MiracleThe 5 AM Miracle Podcast Free Productivity Resources + Email Updates!Join The 5 AM Club! The 5 AM Miracle BookAudiobook, Paperback, and Kindle Connect on Social MediaFacebook Group • Instagram • Twitter • LinkedIn • YouTube About Jeff SandersRead Jeff’s Bio © Jeff Sanders Productions, LLC

Episode Show Notes jeffsanders.com/049 Learn More About the Show The 5 AM Miracle Podcast Free Productivity Resources Join The 5 AM Club! Connect on Social Media Facebook Group • Instagram • Twitter • LinkedIn Episode Summary Getting a guy like me to meditate is a hard sell. I'm not the type to sit still for too long. However, despite my own apprehensions, and thoughts of beginning a fluffy or “new agey” habit, adopting a daily meditation practice may be one of the best things I have ever done for my sanity or productivity. I have admitted multiple times on my podcast that I have started and stopped meditating multiple times in my life. Most recently, I was chatting with Broadway star Stephanie Gibson on episode 117 and she made a great argument for re-starting this on-again, off-again routine of mine. I decided to do a little digging, start meditating yet again, and finally convince myself to get this habit to stick for good. Hopefully, you will find this as persuasive as I did.

Video: Vimeo - YouTube Photos: Flickr Audio: zip download: right-click, save as This session was recorded in Glasgow before Josh's performance at Oran Mor on 22nd November last year. The first attempt to record a session with him was at Stereo, but recording in a venue really didn't work out, so this time we decided to take up the kind offer of Phil from PAWS to record it in his bedroom instead. Again we were a little pressed for time, because Josh had a marathon day, recording a session with the BBC and conducting an interview before doing our session, and then having the gig to play afterwards. So we only recorded three songs, and for simplicity's sake we did the interview in one chunk and I have just chopped bits of it into the podcast where appropriate. Given the incredibly punishing schedule he tends to have I really do appreciate Josh taking the time to re-record this session, as well as the infallibly good humour and cooperative nature showed by both himself and Peter and Tom, his management team. It may have been tight to get done, but this is a really, really nice session if you ask me. As usual, the videos can all be found on our Vimeo and YouTube pages and the photos, which were jointly taken by Stephanie Gibson and Dylan Matthews, are collected on our Flickr page. The session mp3s can be downloaded below, or in a zip file here, the session podcast can be played or downloaded below too, and the tracklisting for the podcast can be found at the bottom of the page. Player Direct download: Toadcast #211 - Josh T. Pearson Toad Session Subscribe to the Toadcasts on iTunes Subscribe to the Toadcasts on Mixcloud Josh T. Pearson - Woman When I've Raised Hell (Toad Session) [audio:http://www.matthewjamesyoung.com/ToadSessions/JoshTPearson-WomanWhenIveRaisedHell-ToadSession.mp3] Josh T. Pearson - Country Dumb (Toad Session) [audio:http://www.matthewjamesyoung.com/ToadSessions/JoshTPearson-CountryDumb-ToadSession.mp3] Josh T. Pearson - Covers Medley (Toad Session) [audio:http://www.matthewjamesyoung.com/ToadSessions/JoshTPearson-Medley-ToadSession.mp3] 01. Josh T. Pearson - Woman When I've Raised Hell (Toad Session) (02.54) 02. Lift to Experience - To Guard and to Guide You (12.30) 03. Perfume Genius - All Waters (19.06) 04. Josh T. Pearson - Country Dumb (Toad Session) (25.26) 05. The Dirty Three - Some Summers They Drop Like Flys (31.43) 06. Papa M - The Lass of Roch Royal (38.17) 07. Judy Collins - Wild Mountain Thyme (53.03) 08. Howe Gelb - Can't Help Falling in Love (55.37) 09. Josh T. Pearson - Covers Medley (Toad Session) (61.54)

The boys are back and they've got stories to tell about a boys-gone-wild weekend in your Capital City (that Scott missed). Plus, they explain why redheads need not try to make a deposit at their local neighborhood sperm back; Scott's childhood friend has a dream about Steven J. Walker; NPH gets his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame; "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" is now officially a thing of the past (or is it?); New Hampshire is considering 86-ing same-sex marriage (those fat heads); The Emmys entertained; breaking down LMAFO's new video; and, Gaga tweets her love. And from New York City, our trusty correspondent Justin Luke sits down for something really unique: If you guys like Broadway you'll get a kick out of his self-described "theater-faggish" chat with one of the stars of the smash hit musical, "The Addams Family," STEPHANIE GIBSON. She gives you all the backstage dirt including, what life is like as the understudy to a lead; which days and times are better than others when it comes to catching a Broadway show; how she bared it all for "Broadway Bares," and, she talks about her insanely cute & talented husband Will Chase (Broadway's "Rent" and NBC's upcoming "Smash"), too. (Our chat with Stephanie kicks in at the 33:30 mark.) After that, we have a silly new segment to try out on ya..."What Would Steve Do?" Curious to know what Steven J. Walker would take to a deserted island? Would he chose between his penis or his arms & legs? And what would he (or wouldn't he) whisper in your ear to get you into bed? Stick around to find out! All that silliness and out pop singer AIDEN LESLIE's new single, "Trying to Leave Now," too. It's catchy. Episode 152 is called, "Redheads Need Not Apply," in honor of the fact that sperm banks are no longer accepting the jizz of redheads. Sorry, Dale.