Podcast appearances and mentions of stephanie myles

Join us for an insightful and entertaining conversation with the incomparable Canadian tennis journalist, Stephanie Myles. With decades of experience covering the sport, Stephanie has become a trusted voice in tennis media known for her sharp opinions, in-depth analysis, and unparalleled dedication to covering the game. In this episode, we delve into her journey from a budding baseball journalist to a prominent figure in tennis reporting. We discuss her work with Open Court and the challenges of covering a global sport in an ever-changing media landscape. Stephanie also shares anecdotes from her time appearing on television, offering expert commentary and analysis for major tennis events, and what it takes to balance print, online, and broadcast journalism.

This episode features a recording of one of the 2022 Convention and Trade Show Learning Lounges, Growing in Produce. Moderator Mike Catalano of The Wonderful Company discusses with other young professionals who are Passion for Produce program (PFP) alumni about how they started in the produce industry and their current roles. The panelists are:• Kevin Sorichetti, EarthFresh• Stephanie Myles, Nature Fresh Farms• Kelsey Van Lissum, Oppy• Vaughn Smith, Global Citrus GroupThe discussion is also around the benefits of CPMA's PFP program and how their PFP mentors continue to help them succeed. Play the PodcastThank you to our podcast series sponsor, Nature Fresh Farms. CPMA would also like to acknowledge Fresh from Florida as a sponsor of this podcast.                 

Sports journalists Stephanie Myles and Renee Washington discuss Serena Williams' decision to retire and what her legacy will be — both on and off the tennis court.

On Wednesday morning, Gerard's editorial on Cam Smith's impending signing with LIV Golf (00:42) was followed by a chat with Luke Hodge where they went through the big topics in football at the moment (7:30). He got the latest footy news from Sam Edmund (27:21), before he was joined in the studio by Andrew McDonald, who recapped their tour of Sri Lanka and looked ahead to the future (37:51). Adam Gilchrist weighed in some of the bigger stories in sport (57:26), and he caught up with Scott McLaughlin after his podium finish in Nashville last weekend (1:09:04). Stephanie Myles called in about Serena Williams' likely retirement (1:18:30) and Wayne Hawkes provided an update on his five horses to watch for the Spring Carnival (1:23:02).

We tapped your mood as it became clear Cam Smith is headed to LIV Golf, Luke Hodge agreed with the suspension of Patrick Cripps, Sam Edmund with an emergency trade bell centred on Brodie Grundy, Adam Gilchrist shared a memory of the late Rudy Koertzen, tennis broadcaster Stephanie Myles on the legacy of Serena Williams, IndyCar driver Scott McLaughlin recently threw the first pitch at Wrigley Field, and Australian cricket coach Andrew McDonald on the significance of Will Pucovski touring India with the development squad.

Tennis journalist Stephanie Myles joined Gerard from Montreal to discuss the likely retirement of Serena Williams, and to recap her famous career.

Rédactrice pour Opencourt.ca, Stephanie Myles revient sur ses trois dernières semaines à Paris pour assister au tournoi de Roland-Garros.

Today on The Captain's Run, with Sam Edmund: 1. Mick McGuane passes early judgement on the first three AFL practice matches, 2. Stephanie Myles assesses Alex Zverev's ugly behaviour in Mexico , 3. Tasmania Mercury Editor Brett Stubbs on their chances of an AFL license, 4. Collingwood co-captain Ruby Schleicher on her entry into the game, 5. Miles Pfitzner previews tomorrow's racing at Caulfield and Randwick.

Stephanie joins Sam with an update on the ugly behaviour of Alexander Zverev, the ongoing saga surrounding Peng Shuai, and how the ATP and WTA may react to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Rédactrice pour Opencourt.ca, Stephanie Myles revient sur la saga Peng Shuai.

Radio Roland Garros and ATP Tennis Radio commentator Gigi Salmon is joined by Canadian tennis journalist Stephanie Myles to look over the Roland Garros draw and discuss the major talking points heading into the second Grand Slam of the year. During the course of the programme we also hear from World Number 2, Daniil Medvedev, the legend that is Roger Federer answers fans questions, courtesy of ATP Uncovered and our man Chris Bowers catches up with Christian Ruud, coach and father of Casper, who's been in great form throughout the clay season.

Radio Roland Garros and ATP Tennis Radio commentator Gigi Salmon is joined by Canadian tennis journalist Stephanie Myles to look over the Roland Garros draw and discuss the major talking points heading into the second Grand Slam of the year. During the course of the programme we also hear from World Number 2, Daniil Medvedev, the legend that is Roger Federer answers fans questions, courtesy of ATP Uncovered and our man Chris Bowers catches up with Christian Ruud, coach and father of Casper, who’s been in great form throughout the clay season.

Stephanie Myles joined Brett Phillips for an Australian Open update live from her quarantine in Melbourne.

Stephanie Myles, a former USPS employee and co-founder of The Palm Collective, and Chris Smalls, an Amazon worker who was fired after organizing a walkout of his Staten Island, New York, warehouse and who has become a voice for labor, discuss worker strikes, worker mobilization, striking back against corporate bosses, and how to connect local and national movements.

Workers speak out to condemn the handling of proposed cuts to the US Postal Service (USPS), while the Trump administration paints a different picture.Stephanie Myles, a former USPS employee and co-founder of The Palm Collective; and Chris Smalls, an Amazon worker who was fired after organizing a walkout of his Staten Island, New York, warehouse and who has become a voice for labor, discuss worker strikes, worker mobilization and protests striking back against corporate bosses.Eugene Craig III, Republican strategist, former vice chair of the Maryland Republican Party and grassroots activist; and Teresa Lundy, communications strategist and principle at TML Communications discuss, QAnon and the Trump administration's response; what to expect during the Republican National Convention; US President Donald Trump's sliding poll numbers; and the the controversy over mail-in voting and the USPS.

Stephanie Myles discusses what lies ahead for Bianca Andreescu with RCI's Terry Haig. (Charles Krupa/AP)

Stephanie Myles discusses Vasek Pospisil's victory on Tuesday in New York with RCI's Terry Haig. (Kevin Hagen/Associated Press)

Stephanie Myles discusses Bianca Andreescu's chances at the US Open with RCI's Terry Haig.

Stephanie Myles discusses Bianca Andreescu's Rogers Cup victory and what may lie ahead for Andreescu with RCI's Terry Haig. (Frank Gunn/Canadian Press)

Stephanie Myles discusses Denis Shapovalov's (above) chances at this year's Wimbledon, among other things.(CP/Keystone/Georgios Kefalas)

Maxime Desroches et Maxime Tousignant partagent quelques réflexions au sujet de Roland-Garros et s'entretiennent avec Stephanie Myles, qui est présente sur les lieux, à Paris.

Milos Raonic, Indian Wells’ winner Bianca Andreescu and now the male pair of Denis Shapovalov and Felix Auger-Aliassime are just a few of the stars flying the Canada flag high at the moment, so BBC Sportsworld takes a look at what could be in store for Canada's brightest tennis stars. Canadian tennis writer Stephanie Myles, former Canadian number 1 ranked singles player Carol Zhao and Andre Labelle - National Coach at Tennis Canada, join us explain why there's been a sudden increase in talent and why it seems the majority of their emerging stars are actually coming from immigrant backgrounds.

Deux joueurs canadiens ont atteint le carré d’as du Masters 1000 de Miami. Maxime Desroches et Maxime Tousignant s’entretiennent avec Stephanie Myles au sujet de leur fabuleux parcours. Ils reviennent aussi sur le 101e titre ATP de Roger Federer.

Stephanie Myles talks about Bianca Andreescu and what her future may hold.

Stephanie Myles tells Terry Haig that Bianca Andreescu has the all-around game she needs to find ways to win. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)

Max Desroches et Max Tousignant discutent avec Stephanie Myles de l'US Open, des cas de Serena Williams et de Novak Djokovic.

Terry Haig speaks with Stephanie Myles about Canadian results at the U.S. Open.

Les deux Maxime reçoivent Stephanie Myles et reviennent sur le tournoi de Roland-Garros.

This episode is part of the Loving God Summit and Giveaway! . In this episode, you will learn about: . - Stephanie Myles, what she does, and what inspired her to blog - Stephanie's journey, her study of the fruits of the spirit, and learning about persevering in faithfulness - Things Stephanie did to grow in faith - realizing what wasn't helping and developing discipline - Why God is calling us to be disciplined in one or more areas of our lives - How faithfulness is connected to stewardship - not just prayer - and how it is freeing - Why faithfulness requires us to commit to God everything that we do - literally everything - and becoming reliable in your word and actions - God is good - despite anything we do or experience - and it changes everything - How knowing that His love is unconditional can accelerate your faith - Stephanie's giveaway! . Get the full blog post and links mentioned here: http://www.madewell345.com/2017/12/13/persevere-in-faithfulness/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/madewell345/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/madewell345/support

Stephanie Myles

Stephanie Myles

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Terry Haig speaks with Stephanie Myles

Terry Haig speaks with Stephanie Myles.

Terry Haig speaks with Stephanie Myles