Podcast appearances and mentions of sue baker

When Sue Baker started her research career in the 1960s, there was no field devoted to injury prevention despite accidents being a leading cause of death in the US. In honor of Women's History Month, Stephanie Desmon talks with injury prevention pioneer Baker about her half century of research looking at everything from aviation safety to hot dog choking deaths, and her hands-on approach to research which included getting her pilot's license, working in a medical examiner's office, and driving a commercial truck.

Episode 35 of the Rawthentic Leadership Podcast is a conversation of both depth and with wisdom on the topic of service in leadership and with local government Councillor Sue Baker. Sue shares how she transitioned from a career in learning and development to representing the City of Frankston in local Government and how she drew on her years of experience in hospitality and training to serve her constituents in the very best ways possible.   Here are some highlights from our conversation:- How Sue's eclectic career shaped her attitude and passion for service The importance of alignment between an organisation's external focus on service and their leadership culture A pivotal moment in understanding the value of culture and people The story of how Sue came to stand for election and how she applied creativity and innovation in a challenging time to create a unique campaign strategy Essential key attributes of servant leadership and how to serve when you have 142,000 customers to serve! Understanding the process of deliberative engagement with the community The consultative continuum – from informing to co-design The importance of self-care when leading with the spirit to serve The rewards and challenges of taking a service in leadership role #servantleadership #podcast #spirittoserve #communityengagement #leadership #authenticity #rawthenticleadership Rawthentic Leadership has been ranked number 4 in Australia's top 25 Leadership Podcasts We are on a mission to get the message out to the business community about those 21st Century leadership skills that engage, inspire, motivate and develop people to be their very best and achieve their potential so if you enjoy the podcast, please head over to Apple podcasts and give us a rating and review or if Spotify is your platform of Choice please follow us – thank you! Please also subscribe to our YouTube channel If you would like to contribute to our mission, however small, please donate here – thank you

Plenty of news and chat on this week's @Motortraderadio, powered by @ebaymotorsgroup. VED impact on EV sales Used EV prices too high AM100 new entrants Sue Baker remembered @JudgeService's Neil Addley @Menable2's @stephenwhitton

Matthew Bannister on Mehran Karimi Nasseri – otherwise known as Sir Alfred (pictured). He was the Iranian migrant who lived for eighteen years in terminal one of the Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris. Sue Baker, the motoring journalist who presented Top Gear. Ann Savours, the archivist and polar historian who wrote books on the search for the Northwest Passage and Captain Scott's ship the Discovery. Wilko Johnson, the former guitarist with Dr Feelgood who was diagnosed with terminal cancer in 2013 and given ten months to live. He undertook a farewell tour, but then a nine hour operation changed the prognosis. Producer: Neil George Interviewed guest: John Shirley Interviewed guest: Robert Headland Interviewed guest: Michael Palin Interviewed guest: Paul Schroeder Interviewed guest: Martin Gurdon Interviewed guest: Vicki Butler-Henderson Interviewed guest: Andrew Donkin Archive clips used: Clip from the trailer for Terminal Man, Rotten Tomatoes Classic Trailers YouTube Channel, Uploaded 13/12/2017; Clip from the trailer for Jonathan Dove's opera 'Flight', Minnesota Opera YouTube Channel, Uploaded on 24/01/2020; BBC Archive: BBC World News - 13/11/2022: An Iranian man who lived in a Paris airport for 18 years has died; BBC Archive, Top Gear 27/09/1983; BBC Sound Archive, Mastertapes 19/05/2018; BBC Archive, World News 07/08/2013

#453 Sao Paulo, ORA & Wiesmann. Is Max Verstappen out of order? Was Gareth's Mercedes prediction right? Alex Goy tells us about the ORA Funky Cat and drives Wiesmann cars. Our tribute to the late Sue Baker. Plus The On Speed News Blast - blasts off.

The imagery around pregnancy is often of glowing women doing yoga with calm expressions. For many women through it can be a time of anxiety about the birth, the baby, the future. All perfectly natural but it can be hard to ask for or access help. A new book ‘Break Free From Maternal Anxiety' A self-help Guide for Pregnancy, Birth and the First Postnatal Year' offers CBT-based support. One of the authors Dr Catherine Green joins Emma Barnett to share professional and personal experience. We hear from Professor Fiona Wood a world leading burns specialist the reluctant subject of a new book ‘Under Her Skin'. She was the first female plastic surgeon in Western Australia (in 1991) and has been named Australia's Most Trusted Person and National Living Treasure becoming a household name after she led a team that helped saved the lives of people injured in the Bali bombing. Women continue to lead protests in Iran. But many Iranians say speaking out against the regime brings real risks. Now according to State Media a court in Iran has issued the first death sentence to a person arrested for taking part. We get the latest from Faranak Amidi the BBC's Near East Women's Affairs Reporter and Rushanara Ali the Labour MP for Bethnal Green and Bow about what she wants the UK Government to do. A tribute to Sue Baker one of the original members of the Top Gear team who's died. Plus tampon tax campaigner Laura Coryton on new research which suggests at least 80% of the savings, as a result of the tax ending two years ago has been absorbed by retailers. Presenter Emma Barnett Producer Beverley Purcell

Sue Baker's story is lighthearted yet wonderfully candid. Since the day she was born (literally) Sue has been winning hearts with her wit, good sense, and industriousness. This one spans North America, going behind the curtain on some of America's classic culinary delights. .

In this, my final episode as host of Money Espresso, I reflect on some recurring themes from a selection of the wonderful guests who joined me on Season Two. These themes focus on enjoying the now, contentment, legacy, giving, joy and recognising your own value. We hear from Cathi Harrison, Holly Ryan, Clare Fielding, Neil Bage, Tom Ilube, Chris Budd, Nick Elston with some powerful closing words from Sue Baker. I close with my personal thanks to our sponsors Paradigm Norton, our guests, you, the listener, and give you a little intro to our next hosts who will be carrying on the conversations. Sit back, grab yourself an espresso (or drink of your choice!) and enjoy the reflections If you would like to talk about your money matters do feel free to contact me on: • Twitter - twitter.com/ruthsturkey • LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/ruthsturkey/

In this weeks episode John & Rachael are joined by Executive Coach, Sue Baker. Sue has been working as a coach working with leaders at board level in large corporations since the 1990's. Sue talks about how coaching has changed over the last couple of decades and how organisation and leaders requirements of coaching are changing as the challenges they face are change. Most importantly we talk about what is next in coaching. What new trends we are seeing in coaching? And what are some of the issues that senior leaders come to coaching looking to work on? This is a fantastic conversation for anyone thinking about getting an executive coach or wondering what very senior leaders in organisations do in coaching sessions.  Sue shares her personal story of what she's learned in her coaching journey and how she's leaned more about herself as she's gained more experience as a female coach working with incredibly senior leaders in large corporates. If you loved this conversation and would like to get in touch with Sue you can find her on LinkedIn or email her on: sue@suebakerconsulting.com  Sue's Leadership Essentials: (57:18) 1. Humility. Is an underrated leadership quality. Its time for the people with humility who ask for help can be the most powerful leaders 2. The ability connect. This is a mindset and a learned skill. When it's authentic it's really powerful to be in a great leaders sunshine. Being able to connect on a human level. 3. The courage to say we got this wrong. 

Sue Baker, OBE, mental health campaigner and founder of Mind's Time to Change ground breaking movement, shares her journey of public service and surviving a terminal cancer prognosis on the same day as, after 8 years of trying, her partner was told she was finally pregnant. Sue talks frankly about her values and how she navigated treatment for terminal cancer whilst she and her partner prepared for the birth of their first child. She tells us why she returned to work after her treatment and how she now lives life through a shortened lens. She speaks about the challenges of stepping away from a monthly salary to set up her own global mental health consultancy, Changing Minds Globally, and what real success looks like for her. Finally, Sue shares her 2 best money purchases for around £30, her Money Pearls of Wisdom and vital advice for anyone suffering with mental health issues related to money. Sit back, grab yourself an espresso (or drink of your choice!) and enjoy the conversation. Sue can be found on LinkedIn here - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sue-baker-obe-3329061ba/ or on Twitter @suebakerTTC Find out more about ‘Mental Health and Money Advice' here - https://www.mentalhealthandmoneyadvice.org/en/ If you would like to talk about your money matters do feel free to contact me at: • Twitter @RuthSturkey • Linked In @RuthSturkey

Many people have struggled with their mental health during the pandemic, but still don't always feel free to discuss it, especially at work. Stigma remains a problem and discussing your difficulties at all is off-limits. For many years in England a campaign called Time To Change tried to change attitudes and the evidence from that and other initiatives was used to launch campaigns in India, Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya and Uganda in 2019. Sue Baker, Mind's International Health Advisor, and Rosemary Gathara, Director of Basic Needs, Basic Rights in Kenya discuss the findings of the campaigns with Claudia Hammond. Matt Fox, Professor of Global Epidemiology at Boston University in the US, joins Claudia to talk about the latest global picture of Covid, mask wearing at basketball games in the US and the Kindness Test. And they look at research that suggests too much free time is bad for us. Presenter: Claudia Hammond Producer: Erika Wright (Picture: A woman sitting in a room. Photo credit: Jasmin Merdan/Getty Images.)

Many people have struggled with their mental health during the pandemic, but still don’t always feel free to discuss it, especially at work. Stigma remains a problem and discussing your difficulties at all is off-limits. For many years in England a campaign called Time To Change tried to change attitudes and the evidence from that and other initiatives was used to launch campaigns in India, Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya and Uganda in 2019. Sue Baker, Mind’s International Health Advisor, and Rosemary Gathara, Director of Basic Needs, Basic Rights in Kenya discuss the findings of the campaigns with Claudia Hammond. Matt Fox, Professor of Global Epidemiology at Boston University in the US, joins Claudia to talk about the latest global picture of Covid, mask wearing at basketball games in the US and the Kindness Test. And they look at research that suggests too much free time is bad for us. Presenter: Claudia Hammond Producer: Erika Wright (Picture: A woman sitting in a room. Photo credit: Jasmin Merdan/Getty Images.)

'Brown Car Guy & Buddies' - Sue Baker was one of the original hosts of Top Gear, appearing on 100 programmes over 11 years from 1980 to 1991. She also raced, co-drove with Michele Mouton (in a short-wheelbase Audi Quattro Sport rally car), Derek Bell and others, as well as covering the legendary James Hunt vs Niki Lauda era in Formula 1. She is an award-winning motoring writer, editor & broadcaster with almost 50 years of experience of reviewing cars and reporting on motorsports and motoring matters, as one of the first women journalists on the scene in the late 60s and early 70s. As well as her love and obsession with cars and all things technical, instilled from a very early age, her ambition was to be a journalist in fabled Fleet Street, starting out at local newspapers in Kent, studying journalism at a college in Essex and ultimately writing for almost every major newspaper including Observer, Daily Telegraph, Independent, Daily Mail, Daily Star, Daily & Sunday Express, Times and Sunday Times. She is an absolute legend from the world of automotive media, and I'm deeply honoured and grateful to host her on the latest episode of BrownCarGuy & Buddies! Hope you enjoy this episode, and do please share and leave your comments. Find her at https://twitter.com/carscribe https://www.instagram.com/carscribe/ Please subscribe to my channel for more videos like this - and make sure you hit the bell icon to switch on notifications. If you enjoyed this video sponsor my content at https://www.patreon.com/shahzadsheikh Big Thanks to Mohamed Ali Humaid Partha Srinivasan (https://www.parthans.com) Tom Conway-Gordon Isaac Bouchard (https://www.bespokeautos.com) Reza Adil (https://www.Instagram.com/Alizarde.Cigars) Mohammed Qasim (William E Henley Management Services https://www.wehms.com) Saraj Abbasi (https://www.virtuosodesign.london) Please subscribe/follow https://BrownCarGuy.com https://www.instagram.com/shahzadsheikh/ https://www.facebook.com/BrownCarGuy/ https://twitter.com/Shahzad_Sheikh Subscribe! Subscribe! Subscribe! Thanks! -------------------------------------------------------- #BrownCarGuyAndBuddies #car #cars #carblogger #motoring #automotive #carguy #diary #vlog #update #motoringjournalist #BrownCarGuy #podcast #interview #suebaker #topgear #jameshunt #nikilauda #formula1 #f1 #wrc #rallycars #audiquattrosport #michelemouton #williamwollard #1980s #fordcapri #fleetstreet #legend #tvpresenter #tv #radio #celebrity #famousperson

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There have been harrowing sights of wildlife loss over the course of the catastrophic bushfire season. This episode we interviewed Dr Sue Baker, Research Fellow in forest ecology at the University of Tasmania and Greg Irons, Director of Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary. We will cover the way plants, animals and insects have evolved with bushfire in Australia and the impact of a prolonged fire season on their survival.For more updates follow us on:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThatsScienceTAS/Twitter: https://twitter.com/ThatsScienceTASHosts: Niamh Chapman and Kelsey PicardProduction: Meredith CastlesMedia: Olivia Holloway

Les Paul would have celebrated his 103rd birthday this year, and all these years later, the Wisconsin native's influence is still heard in virtually every genre of recorded music. Listen to my conversation with Sue Baker, program manager for the Les Paul foundation and close personal friend of Les', as she talks about his life of innovation.

Les Paul would have celebrated his 103rd birthday this year, and all these years later, the Wisconsin native's influence is still heard in virtually every genre of recorded music. Listen to my conversation with Sue Baker, program manager for the Les Paul foundation and close personal friend of Les', as she talks about his life of innovation.

Les Paul Foundation's Sue Baker talks about Paul's innovative work designing one of the most well known recording studios in the world, Capitol Records in Los Angeles.

"We kick off the July interview series with Sue Baker of the Les Paul Foundation."

"We kick off the July interview series with Sue Baker of the Les Paul Foundation."

Would you think that a podcast about the collisions of heaven and earth would attract paranormal fans? Jim Harold's Paranormal Podcast brought us many new listeners, many with Touched by Heaven moments. Sue Baker, Katey Elizabeth, and Nancy Hanson, share their God moments with us. Not only do they share an interest in the paranormal, but also in their love of God and their observance of the Golden Rule. In a word, all three would be described as ... nice. In fact, one of them lives in the nicest city in America! We Would Love to Hear Your Stories! Have you had a God incident? Please click the contact tab and let Trapper know. And, if our programs are a blessing to you, please consider becoming a patron. Know that all of our listeners and supporters are in our daily prayers. We appreciate you.

On Women Today on 17th May 2018, as part of our special series of programmes for Mental Health Awareness Week 2018, Gemma Park shared her remarkable story and journey through gender reassignment. She spoke frankly about what it has been like for her to live in 'the wrong body', dealing with gender dysphoria, the challenges and discrimination she has faced and the emotional and psychological impact of it all. Her story is fascinating, moving and enlightening and we hope you are as positively affected by hearing this as we have been. If you would like to find out more there are some informative pages on the NHS website. On the same programme, we spoke to Sue Baker OBE from mental health charity Mind and Director of the Time To Change campaign, along with Chairman of Ford Andy Barratt, who explained why they created the 'Elephant in the Transit' advertising campaign to address Mental Health Issues - among men and in the workplace in general.

Director of Time to Change, Sue Baker, joined Mick Coyle on Mental Health Monday ahead of the Liverpool City Region Mental Health Summit. Sue talked about the importance of the 'Time to Change' pledge which was signed by Liverpool City Region Metro Mayor, Steve Rotheram, and how it is a commitment to change attitudes and actions around mental health in the workplace. Hear from the Metro Mayor and also the Merseyside Fire and Rescue service on why they have signed the pledge. Plus, North West MIND Blue Light Champion, Paul Bannister, was alongside Mick to talk more in depth about how the emergency services deal with mental health within staff and the role of a 'Blue Light Coordinator'.

CAUTION ADVISED - STRONG LANGUAGE.Mental health campaigner and new-mother Sue Baker speaks to the Telegraph's Bryony Gordon in a special edition of her podcast, Mad World, where she interviews guests about their mental health experiences. During the discussion, Sue talks about the remarkable part that mental health has played in her life and how she is dealing with a terminal illness diagnosis.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

#291 Hyundai, Liverpool and North Wales Pt2. Gareth and Sue Baker test the new Hyundai Ioniq hybrid and pure electric version around Liverpool, north Wales and Cheshire. Is it good enough to take on the Prius and beat it?

#290 Hyundai, Liverpool and North Wales Pt1. Gareth test drives the new Hyundai Ioniq and gives legendary motoring journalist Sue Baker a personally guided tour of his home territory which takes them to the hometown of Welsh F1 driver Tom Pryce.

Are you an undecided voter? Claudia Hammond finds out what psychology can tell us about some of the influences on our decision making in the run up to the election. Cognitive psychologist, Professor Colin Davis talks about his research on TV election debates and the influence of the on screen 'worm' used to show what a group of undecided voters think about what's being said throughout the debate. How is mental health portrayed in the media? Paul Whitehouse's recent comedy, Nurse, showed him playing a range of people being visited by community psychiatric nurse, Liz. Is it funny and does it matter if people with mental health problems are used as the subject of comedy? Claudia is joined by real life CPN, Lin, and by anti-stigma campaigner, Nikki Mattocks, to discuss the programme. Also - the call for picture editors not to use 'head clutching' shots to accompany stories about mental health in the media. Sue Baker, Director of Time to Change explains. And what would an ideal asylum look like? Artist James Leadbitter shows reporter, Victoria Gill, his creation.

"One in Four" has been a prominent slogan in campaigns to reduce stigma and discrimination against people with mental health problems. But Clinical Psychologist Martin Seager tells Claudia Hammond why he believes saying 'one in four' people will experience mental illness in any one year actually increases prejudice, artificially separating our mental health from our physical health. The Director of Time to Change, Sue Baker, disagrees, and argues that this statistical campaign tool has helped to normalise mental illness and played an important part in changing public attitudes. Humans vary in their ability to "keep a cool head" in emotionally charged situations, and difficulty to regulating emotions is linked to many psychiatric disorders. Dr Tim Dalgliesh from the Medical Research Council's Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit at the University of Cambridge tells Claudia about new research which suggests our brains could, with practice, be trained to focus on the goal at hand, and not get diverted by overwhelming emotions. TV dramas, plays and films can be ruined when scriptwriters get the science wrong. The Wellcome Trust's first ever screenwriting fellowship is an attempt to give film makers the chance to immerse themselves in science and explore their interests with the country's top scientific brains. Award winning film maker Clio Barnard (The Arbor and The Selfish Giant) has spent a year trawling the Wellcome archives and meeting psychologists, psychiatrists and neuroscientists investigating memory, perception, hallucination and the impact of trauma: all themes which recur in her movies. Producer: Fiona Hill.