Podcast appearances and mentions of susan goldsmith

There's a lot about high-school life that is retrospectively ridiculous. Miss, nobody noticed that microscopic zit on the side of your nose. Sir, that's not a mustache yet and you should stop trying to pretend it is. But the truth is, when you're that young you really do feel things deeply, and a lot of things matter far more than they really should. Especially where love is concerned. Looking back, you know perfectly well that that 17-year-old romance was never going anywhere, but when you're right there and living it, it can be all that matters in the world. You might do anything to protect it. Join us for a story of teenage obsession gone horribly wrong.Sources:East Bay Express, "Little Miss Murder" by Susan Goldsmith: https://eastbayexpress.com/little-miss-murder-1/SF Gate: https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/LIVERMORE-Wife-killer-gets-life-sentence-2590335.phpCourt papers: https://caselaw.findlaw.com/ca-court-of-appeal/1180568.htmlInvestigation Discovery's "Wicked Attraction," episode "Deadly Rival"Oxygen's "Killer Couples," episode "Katie Belflower and Mike Simons"Follow us, campers!Patreon (join to get all episodes ad-free, at least a day early, an extra episode a month, and a free sticker!): https://patreon.com/TrueCrimeCampfireFacebook: True Crime CampfireInstagram: https://gramha.net/profile/truecrimecampfire/19093397079Twitter: @TCCampfire https://twitter.com/TCCampfireEmail: truecrimecampfirepod@gmail.comMERCH! https://true-crime-campfire.myspreadshop.com/

What's the purpose of poetry anyway? In these troubling times of ecological challenge, political vitriol, and social unrest, it's easy to wonder about the value of the arts in all forms. But for Susan Goldsmith Wooldridge, the answer is simple. Poetry isn't merely a distraction from the world, it's a necessary element of surviving in it. She sees herself as living between the worlds, the one our bodies inhabit and the one from where poems come. She's dedicated much of her adult life to inviting others to join her in a world of words, taking poetry out of its rooms in high towers and making it accessible to anyone. Susan's book, Poemcrazy: Freeing Your Life with Words (now in its 30th Crown/Random House printing) was number 7 on a Penguin Random list of the best books on writing. Anne Lamott wrote, “This is a wonderful book—smart, wide-eyed, joyful, helpful, inspiring. You're going to love it, and love writing poetry more for having read it.” Susan has held workshops on journals, creative writing and collage with thousands of adults and children and has worked in over 80 rural libraries in sessions sponsored by Poets & Writers Org. Susan has a chapbook of poems, Bathing with Ants, and a book on creativity and collage, Foolsgold: Making Something from Nothing and Freeing Your Creative Process (Crown).

September 27, 2019 edition of “In Perspective” Share this page: The post In Perspective 123 – Susan Goldsmith of the Lighthouse Animal Shelter Talks About Dogs and Cats, Their Diets, Their Habbits, Their Safety and Their Insticts appeared first on Branco Events. Source

September 27, 2019 edition of “In Perspective” Share this page: The post In Perspective 123 – Susan Goldsmith of the Lighthouse Animal Shelter Talks About Dogs and Cats, Their Diets, Their Habbits, Their Safety and Their Insticts appeared first on Branco Events. Source

When, as a small child, I visited my grandmother, she would come to the bedroom to tuck me in and would always remind me to count my blessings before I dropped off to sleep. Then snap, out went the light, she was gone, and I was left to wonder what that meant. I’m still wondering.

You've probably heard of Shaken Baby Syndrome but what you may not know is how controversial it's becoming. Hundreds of people are prosecuted each year in the US after being accused of shaking a baby. But with the emergence of shaken baby syndrome skeptics, many convictions are being overturned. In this episode, I speak with Susan Goldsmith, the writer and producer of the documentary, The Syndrome. The Syndrome focuses on the science (or lack thereof) behind Shaken Baby Syndrome and the potential wrongful conviction cases because of it. You can find The Syndrome on many On Demand cable/satellite networks or on YouTube. You can also visit the website - http://www.thesyndromefilm.com/ Please consider supporting Court Junkie with as little as $3 a month via Patreon.com/CourtJunkie. Help support Court Junkie with $6 a month and get access to bonus monthly episodes. Follow me on Twitter @CourtJunkiePod or Instagram at CourtJunkie.

When asked to name spiritual qualities, humility is not often the first thing we mention; we may not mention it at all. But in negotiating a rapidly changing world, might humility be one of our spiritual keys?

Today we talk with Susan Goldsmith about Trade Secret Protection. Ken has news about sound marks in China. And we talk about the harmonization of design protection in Europe. Have fun! Ken and Rolf

During child abuse trials, jurors naturally defer to the testimony of medical experts who are called to explain an infant’s injuries. But if that medical testimony is based on questionable science, innocent people will be vulnerable to overzealous prosecutors. A new documentary, The Syndrome, follows the efforts of a group of doctors, scientists, and legal scholars who challenge the validity of “shaken baby syndrome,” a child abuse theory used in hundreds of prosecutions each year. Filmmaker Meryl Goldsmith and investigative reporter Susan Goldsmith examine the debate over this theory and focus on the men and women who are dedicating their lives to defending people who are unfairly prosecuted and freeing those who have already been wrongly convicted. Join us for a screening of this controversial film.This film screening will not be livestreamed. Join the conversation on Twitter using #CatoEvents. Follow @CatoEvents on Twitter to get future event updates, live streams, and videos from the Cato Institute. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Child abuse is a horrendous, disgraceful act of violence of innocent lives... however, not every case of abuse is as accurate as we believe, especially in the case of Shaken Baby Syndrome. We live in a world of fear and epidemic. In order to see with clarity, we must understand the science behind our fears. Join us as we interview Susan Goldsmith, writer and producer of The Syndrome, now in select theaters and on demand.

Most of us hold on to many intentions. They may be big or small, individual or communal, ambitious or not, lofty or not. This morning we will explore how we might name our intentions, reduce the tensions among them and use them to move from vision to action.