Podcast appearances and mentions of Susan Lewis

On a fateful Mother's Day, several staffers in the ER face possible life changing events. Susan Lewis' sister Chloe gives birth to a beautiful and healthy baby girl. However, things start to go wrong, when their mother Cookie, who had agreed to take in Chloe and the baby, suddenly decides she's done enough and Susan will have to take care of it. Carter turns down an offer for an ER sub-internship in the hopes that he'll get an offer in surgery but Dr. Hicks may have some disappointing news for him. Meanwhile, Benton's mother takes a turn for the worse, while Carol Hathaway is overwhelmed with the final preparations as her wedding day approaches and Dr. Ross gets cold feet leading him to make a life altering decision. In Chicago's busiest ER, time is the one thing they never have. So join the Reverend Scott K and his panel Britt Raven (Raven's Claw Reviews), and Helen Sadler (Flixwatchers Podcast) as they sit down to discuss, dissect and reminisce about Tarantino's first foray into episodic television as his ER episode entitled "Motherhood" celebrates it's 30th Anniversary.Check out the panel's podcasts & follow them on their socials:Britt Raven:Follow her on her socials:Instagram - @ARavensClawLibraryHelen Sadler:Listen to the Flixwatcher Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/flixwatcher-a-netflix-film-review-podcast/id1180580851Follow the show on it's socials:Facebook, Instagram & Blue Sky - @FlixwatcherX - @FlixwatcherPodBecome a member of The Church of Tarantino:Follow us on our socials:Facebook / Instagram / Threads / Blue Sky & Letterboxd: @ChurchOfQTPodEmail: TheChurchOfTarantino@gmail.comWe're also on the Rabbit Hole Podcast Network: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://rabbitholepodcasts.com/the-church-of-tarantino/

One of the best songs written about West Virginia in the past half century was created by a man who was nicknamed for a state two time zones away.Bruce “U. Utah” Phillips wrote “The Green Rolling Hills of West Virginia” in 1971 while reflecting on a visit to the Mountain State years earlier."We were driving in an old car that had a bad leak in the radiator,” Phillips recalled in a story on his website. “We stopped every now and then in these hollers to get water and to talk to the people.“In one place, there was a woman about 50 years old who let us use her pump. I commented to her that down in the town, it seemed that everybody I ran into wanted to get out, wanted to go north or go west and find some decent work…."But, back in the hollers,” Phillips added, “it seemed like the people were rooted to the land, didn't want to go anywhere, even though there wasn't any work.”She gave him many reasons, some of which he didn't fathom, “but she gave me one I could understand, because I have a great affection for the mountains in my state, and I miss them when I spend a lot of time in the east. “She said to me, 'It's these hills. They keep you. And when they've got you, they won't let you go.' "Her comment inspired the key line in the chorus of the song that Phillips would later compose: The green rolling hills of West Virginia Are the nearest thing to heaven that I know. Though the times are sad and drear And I cannot linger here, They'll keep me and never let me go.The Hazel and Alice ContributionIn 1973, when Hazel Dickens and Alice Gerrard recorded their first album together, they wanted to include Utah Phillips' lovely ode to their home. However, they felt the song needed a better ending, one that offered not only a bit of hope, but also a call to join the fight to preserve those green rolling hills. They added a new last verse: Someday I'll go back to West Virginia, To the green rolling hills I love so well. Yes, someday I'll go home And I know I'll right the wrong. These troubled times will follow me no more.EmmyLou Steps UpEmmylou Harris, who recorded the song on her classic 1978 album Quarter Moon in a Ten Cent Town, said she loved how the song was about homesickness and displacement.But she added that it took on new meaning when she learned about the menace of mountaintop removal, decapitating hundreds of peaks and poisoning thousands of miles of streams in Kentucky, West Virginia, Virginia and in her home state of Tennessee.“It seems like artists today, particularly country artists, tend to play it safe,” Harris said, “and I count myself in there. I've never been that comfortable with overtly political songs. But mountaintop removal is based on pure greed and it's doing such incredible damage.”That's why, she said, Phillips' stark tune so resonated with her.Our Take on the TuneFifty years ago, The Flood's dear friends H. David Holbrook, Bill Hoke and Susan Lewis formed the core of the best local string band, The Kentucky Foothill Ramblers, and, gee, but they taught everyone a slew of wonderful tunes.The group used to sing “Green Rolling Hills of West Virginia” at nearly every show. The Ramblers are long-gone now, but home recordings preserve a lot of the band's repertoire as performed at those parties where The Flood was born back in the ‘70s.Nowadays "Green Rolling Hills of West Virginia" is always on the playlist whenever Floodster Emerita Michelle Hoge is in the room, as she was one night last month.More West Virginia Tunes?Finally, if you'd like more of The Flood's Mountain State melodies, check out the playlist the guys put together a few years ago to celebrate West Virginia Day. Click the link below: This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit 1937flood.substack.com

On this episode of Banking on KC, Susan Lewis, President and CEO of Mental Health America of the Heartland, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss the organization's century-long commitment to mental health advocacy, education, and support. Tune in to discover:The history and mission of Mental Health America of the Heartland.How the organization provides housing, education, and peer support for individuals facing mental health challenges.The impact of reducing stigma and increasing access to mental health resources.Country Club Bank – Member FDIC

Susan Lewis has written 56 books. She's written in different genres and her novels are enjoyed by readers all over the world. You can listen to her whole story in S9: Ep 4. But what does it take to be so creative? Now Susan is back to answer your questions. In this episode we go deep into the ins and outs of Next Chapter living. We discuss: * The importance of setting boundaries* The real reason we must carve out time for what we love* How it all comes down to self-belief and how we can nurture this* Romance - in and out of her books. Susan's latest book Nothing To See Here is out now. To learn more about her books you can find her at https://susanlewis.com/To learn more about me and my books you can find me at https://www.elliebarkerwrites.com/bookshop This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thenextchapterbyelliebarker.substack.com

In this episode, we welcome cinematographer John Matysiak. John has shot acclaimed features such as Old Henry, Acid Man, and Big George Foreman, as well as series including “Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty” and “Still the King.” In our chat, we hear John's origins, path into filmmaking, and his experience working on a range of projects. We also learn about his approach to collaborating with different directors, and how he formulates the look for each production. The Making Of is presented by AJA Video Systems:Uplevel your pipeline with AJA's latest updatesFrom color management to IP video, data management, and beyond, media production pipelines are rapidly evolving. Stay ahead of the curve with AJA's latest technology updates for production and post professionals, including a new ColorBox release with ACES support and other great improvements, new Desktop software features, and more. Find out what's new here From our Friends at Videoguys…Atomos Shogun is a 7-inch monitor-recorder with integrated networking for cloud workflows, ideal for DSLR, mirrorless and cinematic cameras. More codecs & monitoring tools than ever before. Today's Shogun is bolstered by new abilities from AtomOS 11, massive connectivity from integrated networking, more codecs, and compatibility with almost every camera. Shogun is the Atomos dream writ large.Learn more here Tiffen Tech Day '24, Stabilizer Expo, & Steadicam's 50th with Garrett BrownBurbank | June 9th, 11am - 4pmTiffen welcomes filmmakers to Tech Day '24 featuring the Stabilizer Expo, live equipment demos, and Tech Talks with renowned Operators and Cinematographers.Stabilizer Expo | Tiffen Filters On Set | Steadicam Try & Fly | Tech Talks That Steadicam Shot and I How Got It: Charles Papert moderates Neal Bryant SOC, Andy Schwartz and more. Plus, How I Got that Filter Shot: Richard Crudo ASC moderates Cinematographers Dean Cundey ASC, Alicia Robbins, Shane Hurlbut ASCTall Steadicam Tales: A Conversation with Garrett Brown & Dave ChameidesFree RSVP hereMeet ZEISS At Cine Gear LA Cine Gear is right around the corner! Find ZEISS at Booth #105 where they will be showing the new Nano Prime lenses. More than that, you can check out a demo of the CinCraft Scenario camera tracking system in an outdoor environment.Register hereFeatured NYC Photo Exhibit:Edwin Pagán's Los Inocentes (The Innocents) is a documentary photoessay that focuses on the resiliency of children who live in urban communities in less-than-ideal circumstances, but who prevail and thrive beyond their environments in the South Bronx, Spanish Harlem (El Barrio), and the Lower East Side (Loisaida).The images compiled in this photographic showcase reveal the untainted splendor of children just being themselves in everyday situations. Individually, they present fleeting tableaux of precise personal incidents. Taken together, they provide a wider understanding of how universal youth resiliency really is. If from the mouth of babes comes the truth, then this metaphoric photo album speaks to the will and tenacity of human beings. More on this exhibit here Steven Poster, ASC Shares About His Latest Feature, "Scared To Death"In this episode of the Digital Cinema Show, DCS Founder James Mathers interviews renowned Director of Photography Steven Poster, ASC about the tools he used on his latest feature, "Scared To Death" — including Canon cinema cameras and lenses, and Tiffen filters. Watch the interview hereUpcoming Event:Cine Gear Expo | Burbank, CACine Gear Expo features exhibits, new product and service introductions, complimentary seminars led by industry leaders, masterclasses, a film competition, and awards ceremony. From June 7-9th, the LA Expo will be held at the historic Warner Bros Studios in Burbank, CA.A fitting backdrop for the Cine Gear industry trade show, visitors can enjoy outdoor booths on Warner Bros Midwest and French Streets, former home to The Music Man, Bonnie and Clyde, and “Gilmore Girls”. Simultaneously, The Friends and Young Sheldon Stages will house indoor booths filled with the latest tech from popular equipment vendors. Warner's full-service facility also offers state-of-the-art venues like the Steven J. Ross Theatre to accommodate Cine Gear's hallmark Film Competition, Screening Series, and Presentations.Register hereWomen in Media Announces 2024 WiM ICON Award HonoreeFor landmark achievement in public relations, communications and community building, WiM is honored to award Susan Lewis this year's highest distinction.Susan Lewis has tirelessly served the cinema and entertainment community for four decades — smoothing the launch and adoption of countless innovative technologies. Her clients have represented industry leaders including Cinema Products, Steadicam, Litepanels, Zeiss, Schneider, Matthews, Tiffen, SmallHD, Teradek, and dozens more.One of her unique roles is being a daily conduit between filmmakers and the companies whose products serve these creatives. Nancy Schreiber ASC shares, “Susan always has her pulse on what's brand new and about-to-be-newsworthy. She makes sure that we artists & technicians get our hands on this gear immediately.” She's an Associate Member of the American Society of Cinematographers and a long-time supporter of Cine Gear Expo. The show's co-founder and WiM's 2023 ICON Award recipient Juliane Grosso added, “Susan is an irreplaceable gem in the Cine Gear Expo family.” Read more here Podcast Rewind:May 2024 - Ep. 33…The Making Of is published by Michael Valinsky.To promote your products or services to over 21,000 filmmakers, TV and video pros reading this newsletter, please email us at mvalinsky@me.com Get full access to The Making Of at themakingof.substack.com/subscribe

Dr. Susan Lewis joins the Shrinks to discuss the stigma that still prevents needed help in jobs where long hours and trauma may result in PTSD.  ✨ Shrink Rap the Podcast is a mental health podcast where your hosts, Franne & Becky, give proper respect to various mental health issues, with a healthy dose of smart-assery.In each episode, we dive into diverse topics, from navigating relationships to the intricacies of mental well-being. Our mission is to dismantle stigma, foster understanding, and provide you with valuable insights to enhance your mental health journey.Join us as we bring you engaging conversations with experts, share personal and professional experiences, and offer practical tips to navigate life's challenges. We believe in the power of conversation to inspire, educate, and empower.

Susan Lewis Simons joins Mike to talk about Under the Shield and how the organization supports first responders, military members and their families.

Pippa speaks to Author Susan LewisSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Susan Lewis is the internationally bestselling author of fifty books across the genres of family drama, thriller, suspense and crime. She is also the author of Just One More Day and One Day at a Time, the moving memoirs of her childhood in Bristol during the 1960s. Following periods of living in Los Angeles and the South of France, she currently lives in Gloucestershire with her husband, James, and her dog, Mimi. Her latest book is I Know It's You.We enjoyed chatting with Susan about how she got her start in TV and why it was advice from a producer that led her to become a novelist. We ask how she keeps coming up with ideas, talk about what makes a compelling protagonist, and hear some stories of her times in Hollywood...Links:Buy Susan's booksFollow Susan on FacebookVisit Susan's websitePage One - The Writer's Podcast is brought to you by Write Gear, creators of Page One - the Writer's Notebook. Learn more and order yours now: https://www.writegear.co.uk/page-oneFollow us on TwitterFollow us on FacebookFollow us on InstagramFollow us on MastodonFollow us on BlueskyFollow us on Threads Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1978. I den lille by Jerilderie i New South Wales, Australien, er der langt mellem naboerne. Så da Mick og Susan Lewis og deres to små børn ikke er blevet set et par dage, bliver der ringet hjem til dem. Omstillingsdamen er bange. I røret kan hun høre en lille skrøbelig pigestemme. Pigen fortæller at hendes mor ligger på gulvet, og at hun ikke længere kan lide sin mor fordi hun er ”blevet sort”. Sådan begynder mysteriet om de døde forældre.Tilrettelæggelse og indtaling: Thomas KlinkbyManus: Johan K. JensenMusik, lyd, redigering: Gustav NiepoortProduceret af BUDDY BUDDY for ALLY

Susan Lewis has written - wait for it – 50 books. Not only that, but 50 bestselling books which have been sold all around the world. But Susan's own story is worthy of its own novel.   I'll let Susan tell you, but it involves getting expelled from boarding school, a disastrous affair with one of the FBIs most wanted and a near-miss with George Clooney's pot-bellied pig.   Susan also tells us about finding love at 50, becoming a step-mum and what it's really like to live in the French Riviera and Hollywood. We also talk about how life changed forever for Susan when she was just 9 years old.   Susan shows how Next Chapters can bring you just where you need to be. This conversation has love, laughs, heart-break and glamour.  Susan is open, honest, funny and kind - it's no wonder her books are enjoyed by so many.

Margaret K. Burnette, 91, of Sandston, Va., passed away peacefully on January 26, 2023. She is survived by two children, Paul Clifford Burnette, Jr. (Kristie), John Kevin Burnette (Xiao Wen), five beloved grandchildren, Suzanne Farrow (Zachary), Margaret Burnette (Adam Eubank), Lauren Burnette, Joshua Burnette, and Mariah Ebeling (Michael); brother-in-law, Charles H. Burnette (Joan); six nephews, Drew Revere (Gayle), Bill Burnette (Diane), Paul Burnette (Diane), James Burnette, Michael Burnette, Chuck (Beth) Burnette; four nieces, Susan Lewis, Sharon Edwards, Linda (Dail) Stancil, Windy Quinn; four great granddaughters; five great grandsons; seven great nieces; and nine great nephews. She was preceded in death...Article LinkSupport the show

As we approach Christmas, it's nice to reflect on the gift God gave us through Jesus and how He served the people in his circle and beyond–and how He shows up for us through others in ways we'd never expect. Have you ever received a gift that was so intentional it brought you to tears? Or maybe you've given a gift that ended up having a profound effect on someone else's life. This holiday season, we're talking to several people who know a few things about meaningful gifts, and what it means to them to provide a place of business in the community for people to find gifts and resources that lift others up, and what it's like to be in service to the people around us—especially at this time of the year.    Quotes “What we're about is encouraging faith, inspiring change, and sharing life, not just our personal lives, but the life that comes from knowing Jesus Christ.” - Donna McCullough, Dove Christian Supply  “We've been told over and over again by our community how important and how vital we [Logos Bookstore] are. People come in with all kinds of prayer requests and needs and we are there to love on them. And we count it as a privilege.” - Susan Lewis, Logos Bookstore “For me personally, as we own and operate these Christian bookstores, we are constantly on our knees before God depending upon Him to supply so that we can keep the stores alive and open with all the challenges that we've faced. So prayer is critical. And Sarah [Young] is communicating to her readers how important it is to have a powerful dependance in our God.” - Kevin Furgusen, Willamette Valley Christian Supply “Jesus Calling, it's the right words at the time that you need them. It's the Lord speaking to you, it just speaks to your heart and it comforts you. It soothes your soul.” - Vickie Achord, Olive Branch Bookstore “I think with all the craziness that's going on in the world around us, I think people are recognizing the importance of direction from God. And I think it's making people spend more time praying for their personal lives, for their decisions that they make. We understand the importance of prayer for the people that we care about.” - Dennis Lovvorn, New Covenant Bookstore    LinksJesus Calling Podcast Jesus Calling Jesus Always Jesus Listens   Dove Christian Supply Logos Bookstore Willamette Valley Christian Supply Olive Branch Bookstore New Covenant Bookstore _______________________  Connect with Jesus Calling Instagram Facebook Twitter Pinterest YouTube Jesus Calling Website   *Episode produced by Four Eyes Media*

This episode I look into the poltergeist case that terrorized Susan Lewis and her family. What seemed like teenage pranking done by the kids, quickly turned into unexplainable events. The events that transpired, were caught on video footage by the family and also photographic evidence that makes it even more chilling. From strange designs made with hair brushes, sinister looking orbs caught on camera, to a not of this world 3 toed footprint in the kitchen. What exactly was haunting them, or better yet, what did it want?

I Have Something To Tell you is the first novel in the Spring 2022 Book Club. High flying criminal defence lawyer Jessica Wells appears to have it all, but her career and family life are put at risk by a new client. Edward Blake has been accused of murdering his wife, and Jessica is the only one who believes he's innocent. Author Susan Lewis joins Richard and Judy to discuss having a lawyer friend on speed dial while writing, and why she feels the editing process is so crucial in creating a gripping novel. Simply head online to whsmith.co.uk to browse the Spring Book Club collection, and use the code SPRING10 for a 10% discount.

Sista Brunch takes a look back at some of the show's most memorable interviews of 2021. Actress, model and disability rights activist Tatiana Lee talks to Sista Brunch about how she uses her experience breaking into the entertainment industry to further disability inclusion in film and media. Susan Lewis, senior vice president and head of drama development for ABC Signature, which is a part of Disney Television Studios spoke to Sista Brunch about her role in bringing Twilight to the big screen and the challenges and benefits of being a woman in the industry.

In this new podcast series, “A Creative Outlook,”  Visual and Performing Arts students take you on an exclusive tour around campus as they speak with various faculty, staff, and community members to hear their perspective on the importance of the Arts at Carroll University. Today, Elena Donley '25 will be talking with Dr. Susan Lewis.

We're back!!! Just in time for our favorite time of year, spooky season. Well, Dani missed the memo for spooky stories, but was given a pass just this one time. She tells you about the murder of Johnny Stompanato. This gangster was dating Hollywood star Lana Turner when he was murdered. Listen to find out who killed him. Carly brings 100% spooky vibes with her story about Susan Lewis and her family being terrorized by an evil poltergeist in their Moreno Valley, CA home. Listen in to hear the about their experiences and the terrifying incident that made the family finally leave the home for good.Follow us on social media - IG, Twitter, Facebook - @SlayorSurvive.Please also subscribe, rate, and review us!Check out our website www.slayorsurvive.com

Buckle up, kids, cuz this episode is chockfull of awfulness. Amy starts us off by recounting one of the most intense cases of poltergeist activity we've ever heard with the haunting of Susan Lewis' home. Then, get those gimlets ready cuz you're gonna need them because Monique covers the truly harrowing story of Vanessa Gay and the night she met Anthony Sowell. If you liked this episode, please take a moment to rate, review, and subscribe.

On this episode of the I Left The City Show, your host Andrew Redden, Economic and Tourism Development Manager for Wildly Authentic Hastings, chats with Susan Lewis who recently opened her new business the Emerald Earring in downtown Madoc.

This is a podcast article summary of "New Vancomycin Dosing Guidelines for Hemodialysis Patients: Rationale, Caveats, and Limitations" by Susan J. Lewis and Thomas D. Nolin.

Licensed professional counselors Johanna Dwinells and Sarah Bryski-Hamrick are slowly demystifying and destigmatizing therapy, one episode at a time. Recording and living in the Philadelphia area, Johanna and Sarah work to make therapy feel more accessible, with quirky, sometimes intrusive questions that reveal the human side of healthcare professionals, all while they overcome their own anxieties and internalized stigmas. TW: domestic violence, rape, violence against women and children.Episode summary: Johanna discusses the ins and outs of the rock/mineral collecting and care, Sarah accepts that sometimes ignorance is kind. They read through the heavily violent and unjust history of domestic violence laws in western civilization. Enjoy the noticeable relief when they begin discussing the history of mindfulness and how it has made its way to the west. Guest Rujuta Chincholkar-Mandelia discusses her long history of working with domestic violence victims, primarily women from South Asian countries, navigating the care and responsibility she has for them, while finding balance in her day-to-day life. She discusses her deep dive into nutrition and mindful, phone free activities that helped her survive and thrive during the pandemic. Guest Bio: Rujuta Chincholkar-Mandelia is a mental health therapist who works primarily with women and adolescents in her private practice, Mindful Group Practice. She is a trauma-informed, mindfulness and self-compassion practitioner. She has done extensive work in trauma especially in domestic violence. At the Women's Resource Center, she works with women who are going through separation and divorce and have been traumatized in their relationships. She enjoys running, meditating, gardening and hanging out with her family.Sources for today's History Lesson: “Herstory of Domestic Violence: A Timeline of the Battered Women's Movement” by SafeNETWORK staff April Howard and Susan Lewis, updated by Tamsen Stevenson and Cindi Love; “Historical Overview of Domestic Violence” The Pennsylvania Child Welfare Resource Center; “History of Mindfulness: From East to West and Religion to Science” by Joaquín Selva, Bc.S., Psychologist.Resources: Women's Resource Center: (701) 314-(HELP)4357M-TH 9:30am-6:00pm, FRI 9:30am-3:30pmwww.mindful.orgmeditations, resources on mindfulnessQuestions/comments/concerns? Want to share your thera-story? Email us at therapistsnextdoor@gmail.com.Follow us: IG: @therapistsnextdoorTwitter: @therapistsndpodDo you want bonus features, including episodes, the ability to vote on what questions we ask our guests and ad-free episodes (fingers crossed)? Do you want to help support us as we demystify and destigmatize mental health? Visit our Patreon: patreon.com/tndpodcastOr visit our website: tndpodcast.com

Meet Susan ‘Susie' Lewis Kavinski, a mom of two, and Command Advocate for Parenthood and Pregnancy (CAPP) for the United States Navy Band in Washington, DC, where she currently works as a musician. Today, Susie takes us through how the simple act of writing a paper for her Chief Indoctrination led to the construction of a lactation room within her command, and grew into subsequent years of Advocacy within the Navy for new parents. We also discuss the culture surrounding infant feeding, the culture surrounding new parenthood, the changes we've seen, and the changes we hope to see in the future. Links: MamaVa - Design Solutions for Breastfeeding Moms On The Go www.MamaVa.com Contact Susie: Instagram: @SusieSoprano Facebook: www.facebook.com/susiesoprano www.susiesoprano.com ***** Like What You Hear? Feel free to follow, like, and share this podcast with anyone you feel may benefit. We're on Instagram and Facebook @ourvillagecircle Our website is www.ourvillagecircle.com

"I just kind of go where I can tell stories." - Susan Lewis Susan Lewis started off as an unpaid PA on an indie movie, worked her way up to assisting at an agency, became an exec at MTV Films (where she acquired the rights to the mega-hit TWILIGHT), and is now the Head of Drama Development at ABC Signature. Listen as she shares her impressive journey from PA to head exec, eating ramen noodles while making it as an assistant, leading "with a 13-year-old girl's heart," managing all-day Zoom marathons, and trusting her instincts.

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Welcome to ADOn the move Podcast, where Bishop Shane is on the move across our wonderful diocese, connecting with people and connecting people with one another. On this episode Bishop Shane visits with Dr. Gordon Johnston as we listen to his lovely harp music.  Bishop Shane's first visit is on a porch in Shawville with Rev.'s Eric Morin and Susan Lewis; they share a conversation on racism. 

Segment 1: Hospitals in the capital city are within their capacity, but some residents bristle at stay-at-home orders. A large number of residents in Topeka are obeying requests to stay at home. Others, the city's mayor said, take offense at the government ordering them to do something they don't want to. She explains some of the hurdles her community is navigating. Michelle De La Isla , Mayor of Topeka, Kansas Segment 2, beginning at 16:50: Social isolation can inflame anxiety and depression. Anxiety is often rooted in a lack of control, and there's a lot people can't control during a global pandemic. Good mental health care can make a big difference, but finding it while you can't leave the house isn't always easy. Susan Lewis , president/CEO of Mental Health America of the Heartland Segment 3, beginning at 33:05: During these times, religious leaders agree worship done at home is no less meaningful. With Passover taking place on Wednesday and Easter on Sunday, Christians and Jews in

In this episode we are discussing the upcoming interdisciplinary exhibition by artist Amy Cropper, biologist Susan Lewis and PioScholar student Alyssa Wolf. Cropper, Lewis and Wolf spent the summer observing the response of nesting birds to changing temperatures as part of their Pioneer Scholar Project. Throughout the fall and winter the three began to use the data and materials they gathered in a variety of ways.  Cropper considered the data as she made sculptures from the used nesting materials.  Wolf created detailed drawings of the three species involved in the study:  tree swallows, house wrens and black-capped chickadees.  Lewis and Wolf worked together to analyze the data to make correlations between bird nesting behavior and nest box temperature. Collaboratively the three will merge and overlay their artistic and scientific results in this exhibition, where disciplinary boundaries break down in order to investigate the fragility of the natural world. Opening Reception: Friday, Feb. 21 2020 | 4:30-6:00 Free and Open to the public Bliss Art Gallery, located in Main Hall at Carroll University. Campus Map More info about this event

Susan leads a team that make good kids better by providing pediatric behavioral healthcare within a learning community to change the lives of children and families.

We sit and talk with forensic psychologist, Dr. Susan Lewis, PhD, JD, about the expressed concerns over Warner Brothers movie, JOKER, starring Joaquin Phoenix. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode we chat with author Susan Lewis. We hear about how she keeps her writing momentum (she has written around 47 books!), learn her top three favorite books right now and she shares with us the story of Jim Lynskey, the brave young man who helped inspire so much of this book. After you listen to this episode, we strongly urge you to check out Jim's story at www.save9lives.com

With over 30 published books, Susan Lewis is a master-storyteller that moves through genres, styles and stories as easily as turning a page. She's lived all around the world, getting inspiration from towns in France (where she had a love affair with one of the FBI's Most Wanted) to hills in LA (where she was neighbours with George Clooney)Her new novel, 'One Minute Later', tells the story of Viv Shager, who on her 35th birthday suffers a heart attack which causes her life to change dramatically. Her life shrinks back to how it begun, she moves back home, and with time running out - decides to finally uncover one mysterious secret.Susan isn't much of a planner, gets consumed by her stories and publishes two novels a year. We talk about the pressure that heaps on an author's shoulders, and how she keeps up with it all, and still finds joy in words.If you've got any writing tips, send them over to me - I'll share them in future eps.@writerspodwritersroutine.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It seems like there’s no end to TV shows about criminals who have various psychiatric disorders. It’s understandable that we find them fascinating, but how accurate are they? What is it really like to work with individuals who are convicted of serious crimes but who are unquestionably suffering from a mental illness? If you’re interested in these questions or are thinking of going into the field of forensic psychology then you need to listen to Dr. Susan Lewis as she tells us about two of the many clients she came to know during her years in this field. You’ll hear about the case of “Jay” – a deeply troubled man who is stuck in a revolving door between in-patient psychiatric hospitals and the criminal justice system. You’ll also hear about “Kristen” – a deeply violent woman who can’t get the help she needs. Dr. Lewis is the author of a book called “From Deep Within: A Forensic and Clinical Psychologist's Journey” and in this honest and moving interview you’ll learn what it’s really like to work with individuals like “jay” and “Kristen”.

Psychologist and attorney Susan J Lewis, PhD, JD, brings her 25 years of clinical practice and legal expertise directly to you - with practical guidance, strategies, solutions an up-to-date information to help keep you out of court and jail. She is unique combination as a licensed psychologist, forensic psychologist and attorney. For over 25 years she has maintained a private clinical practice in Massachusetts working with couples, families, individuals and groups. She is also a national speaker and have taught continuing education courses across the United States on Law and Ethics in Mental Health as well as the DSM 5 and differential diagnosis. Susan served as a consultant to different organizations including clinics, forensic inpatient units and universities’and worked with area attorneys on controversial issues such as dangerousness, sexually violent predators, competence to stand trial, criminal responsibility evaluations and involuntary civil and criminal commitment. She taught a course in the Psychology of Criminal Behavior at Northeastern University and Harvard's Extension School for several years.She is the author of two books; Legal and Ethical Issues for Mental Health Clinicians: Best Practices for Avoiding Litigation, Complaints and Malpractice published in 2016 by PESI and From Deep With A Forensic and Clinical Psychologist’s Journey published by MSI Press in May of 2018.

Dr. Susan Lewis reminds us of our own difficulties asserting authority as young women and the horrors of individual supervision in Clinical Pastoral Education, while Dr. Peter Benton's story leads us to discuss family systems theory and respite care. And as always, there will be some fangirling over 90s George Clooney. Hosted by Stacy Sergent Lawton, Sara Jane Moran, and Janie Toy Powell. See Ep 7 Show Notes page for more info.

This week is National Police WeekDedication: Deputy Sheriff David Wade, Logan County Sheriff's Office, OklahomaEnd of Watch: Tuesday, April 18, 2017Scott G. Erickson is the Founder, President, and Executive Director of Americans in Support of Law Enforcement. Prior to founding AISLE, he spent nearly twenty years working as a police officer in California. https://www.supportingcops.orgSusan Lewis SimonsCall us if you need to talk. 855.889.2348Our goal at Under the Shield is to meet the “unique” needs of law enforcement, fire service, emergency medical service, military personnel and their family members by providing support through confidential services, education, and public awareness. Military and emergency services such as law enforcement statistically lead our society in suicide, alcohol and substance abuse, domestic violence, divorce, depression, and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. These statistics are indicative of the serious lack of support and resources for law enforcement personnel and their families. Thus, the necessity for the creation of Under the Shield. https://undertheshield.com/Southern Sense is conservative talk with Annie "The Radio Chick" Ubelis, as host and "CS" Bennett, co-host. Informative, fun, irreverent and politically incorrect, you never know where we'll go, but you'll love the journey! Visit our website at http://www.Southern-Sense.com

This week is National Police Week Dedication: Deputy Sheriff David Wade, Logan County Sheriff's Office, Oklahoma End of Watch: Tuesday, April 18, 2017 Scott G. Erickson is the Founder, President, and Executive Director of Americans in Support of Law Enforcement. Prior to founding AISLE, he spent nearly twenty years working as a police officer in California.  https://www.supportingcops.org Susan Lewis Simons Call us if you need to talk. 855.889.2348 Our goal at Under the Shield is to meet the “unique” needs of law enforcement, fire service, emergency medical service, military personnel and their family members by providing support through confidential services, education, and public awareness. Military and emergency services such as law enforcement statistically lead our society in suicide, alcohol and substance abuse, domestic violence, divorce, depression, and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. These statistics are indicative of the serious lack of support and resources for law enforcement personnel and their families. Thus, the necessity for the creation of Under the Shield.  https://undertheshield.com/ Southern Sense is conservative talk with Annie "The Radio Chick" Ubelis, as host and "CS" Bennett, co-host.  Informative, fun, irreverent and politically incorrect, you never know where we'll go, but you'll love the journey!  Visit our website at http://www.Southern-Sense.com

This week is National Police WeekDedication: Deputy Sheriff David Wade, Logan County Sheriff's Office, OklahomaEnd of Watch: Tuesday, April 18, 2017Scott G. Erickson is the Founder, President, and Executive Director of Americans in Support of Law Enforcement. Prior to founding AISLE, he spent nearly twenty years working as a police officer in California. https://www.supportingcops.orgSusan Lewis SimonsCall us if you need to talk. 855.889.2348Our goal at Under the Shield is to meet the “unique” needs of law enforcement, fire service, emergency medical service, military personnel and their family members by providing support through confidential services, education, and public awareness. Military and emergency services such as law enforcement statistically lead our society in suicide, alcohol and substance abuse, domestic violence, divorce, depression, and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. These statistics are indicative of the serious lack of support and resources for law enforcement personnel and their families. Thus, the necessity for the creation of Under the Shield. https://undertheshield.com/Southern Sense is conservative talk with Annie "The Radio Chick" Ubelis, as host and "CS" Bennett, co-host. Informative, fun, irreverent and politically incorrect, you never know where we'll go, but you'll love the journey! Visit our website at http://www.Southern-Sense.com

This week is National Police WeekDedication: Deputy Sheriff David Wade, Logan County Sheriff's Office, OklahomaEnd of Watch: Tuesday, April 18, 2017Scott G. Erickson is the Founder, President, and Executive Director of Americans in Support of Law Enforcement. Prior to founding AISLE, he spent nearly twenty years working as a police officer in California.  https://www.supportingcops.orgSusan Lewis SimonsCall us if you need to talk. 855.889.2348Our goal at Under the Shield is to meet the “unique” needs of law enforcement, fire service, emergency medical service, military personnel and their family members by providing support through confidential services, education, and public awareness. Military and emergency services such as law enforcement statistically lead our society in suicide, alcohol and substance abuse, domestic violence, divorce, depression, and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. These statistics are indicative of the serious lack of support and resources for law enforcement personnel and their families. Thus, the necessity for the creation of Under the Shield.  https://undertheshield.com/Southern Sense is conservative talk with Annie "The Radio Chick" Ubelis, as host and "CS" Bennett, co-host.  Informative, fun, irreverent and politically incorrect, you never know where we'll go, but you'll love the journey!  Visit our website at http://www.Southern-Sense.com

Matt Pinfield & Alicia Tyler chat with Dr. Susan Lewis about how to properly prepare for the Bridge To Bridge event happening next month.

From the author of the No. 1 Kindle bestseller The Letter comes a heartbreaking novel of tragedy, hope and second chances. Readers who treasure the novels of Lesley Pearse and Susan Lewis will adore this author. Mary has been nursing a secret. Forty years ago, she made a choice that would change her world for ever, and alter the path of someone she holds dear. Beth is searching for answers. She has never known the truth about her parentage, but finding out could be the lifeline her sick child so desperately needs. When Beth finds a faded newspaper cutting amongst her mother's things, she realises the key to her son's future lies in her own past. She must go back to where it all began to unlock...The Secret. (P)2016 Headline Digital

ER - award winning & new concept medical show All star cast through the years Representation of women in medical profession Carol Hathaway - nurse, supporting medical students she knows she's smarter than Susan Lewis - woman physician character stereotyped in situations & arcs

Valentine's Day is one of the most difficult holidays for single people. It often brings out that deeper longing we have for a relationships, companionship and partnership. It reminds us of how badly we want to be loved and how there is no one in our lives to love us the way we desperately want to be loved. This need to be loved by someone often makes us feel isolated, alone and lonely. But have you ever thought that loneliness is a gift?  Today Dr. Joanna Carmichael, Susan Lewis and I will be talking about the value of loneliness and help you make Valentine's Day a gift you give to yourself. When life isn't happening the way we want it to, it means we are in a rut. Nancy at Noon is a 30 minute radio program to help you improve your health, increase energy and create the life YOU want! WE discuss food, health, spirituality, relationships and everything in between. If you have questions, please send them to nancy@nancyatnoon.com and maybe they will be answered live on air!  For more information visit http://nancyatnoon.com for fascinating blog posts, weight loss CD's, self-help books and more!

When life isn't happening the way we want it to, it means we are in a rut. Nancy is an expert in helping individuals improve health, increase energy and create the life YOU want! In today's 30 minute show Nancy, Joanna Carmichael and Susan Lewis talk about how meditation can help you eliminate holiday stress. If you have questions, please send them to nancy@nancyatnoon.com and maybe they will be answered live on air!  For more information visit http://nancyatnoon.com for fascinating blog posts, weight loss CD's, self-help books and more!

This Greener by Choice episode spotlights Susan Lewis a woman who inspires others to reduce their trash. She also offers intuitive guidance for people and businesses, in person or by phone, as well as personalized retreats in northern New Mexico.

February is the month of love, but whether we are married, single or in a relationship, there are times when we feel lonely. Valentine’s Day seems to accentuate our aloneness and our sense of loneliness. But with a different perspective it can be turned into a gift that empowers you into higher states of happiness and love. My guests, Dr. Joanna Carmichael, Susan Lewis and I are going to help you change your perspective and find the beauty in loneliness. Dr. Joanna Carmichael at www.thekalyanacentre.com Susan Lewis at  www.nashvilleayurveda.com                                       *           *           *           *           * Nancy Murdoch website : nancyatnoon.com  nancymurdoch.com If you are interested in being a guest on Wedding Talk with Nancy at Noon,  please email Nancy at: nancy@nancyatnoon.com This show is sponsored by Dreams Shows Multicultural Bridal Show website:dreamsshows.com Phone: (647) 291-9265 info@dreamsshows.com  

Do you love the feeling of being in love? Well, what if I told you that you could have that feeling every day? You can. Dr. Joanna Carmichael, Susan Lewis and I are going to tell you have to keep that 'being in love' feeling alive every day regardless of any obstacles that appear to be standing in your way . . . . like not having a partner. Contact my guests: Dr. Joanna Carmichael at www.thekalyanacentre.com Susan Lewis at  www.nashvilleayurveda.com                                       *           *           *           *           * Nancy Murdoch website : nancyatnoon.com  nancymurdoch.com Email Nancy at: nancy@nancyatnoon.com Connecting today’s bride with the best information and resources in the wedding industry. Our expert guests share real life experiences, tips and strategies to help you make informed decisions to create a wedding that will surpass your wildest dreams. But it doesn’t end there! We talk about how you can make your marriage and the rest of your life a celebration long after the guests go home and the dancing shoes come off. If you are interested in being a guest on Wedding Talk with Nancy at Noon, or, if you would like to reduce your stress through personal coaching, please contact Contact Nancy at nancy@nancyatnoon.com

Today is a new year, a new day and a new beginning. Many of us stopped making resolutions for the new year because we never stuck to them. We'd have great intetnions but by day 3 or 4 we were back to the same old patterns, habits and routines. It was discouraging to say the least. But when we understand that resolutions are more than frivolous items on a wish list, we have more determination and discipline to see them through to completion. Susan Lewis has some great ideas to help get you started. Wedding Talk with Nancy at Noon is about connecting today’s bride with the latest information and resources so she can make informed decisions to create a wedding that will surpass her wildest dreams. If you are interested in being a guest on Wedding Talk with Nancy at Noon, or if you have questions or comments please Email me at nancy@nancyatnoon.com. I look forward to hearing from you. And please visit my website at nancyatnoon.com You can contact Susan at NashvilleAyurveda.com Contact Sponsor, Dreams Shows Multicultural Bridal Show in Mississauga, Ontario Phone: (647) 291-9265 Email  for booth, iDreams Fashion Magazine, modeling and volunteer: info@dreamsshows.com dreamsshows.com

This is THE ultimate stress-buster show. The holidays don't have to be stressful. Many couples get engaged and married during the holiday season, causing a lot of stress for themselves, and everyone involved.  Even though most of us are dealing with in-laws, out-laws, extra financial burdens, unpredictable travel situations and people who push all of our buttons, we still have a choice. We can be peaceful, joyful and tranquil. Dr. Joanna Carmichael and Susan Lewis tell us exactly what is happening in our bodies when we are in stress, how to recognize it BEFORE it takes us down and how to minimize and even eliminate it in our lives entirely. Many couples get engaged during the holiday season, so if you are a bride or groom-to-be, or if you have ever experienced stress, you can benefit from what these stress-busting experts share in today's show. It will serve you forever. Wedding Talk with Nancy at Noon is about all things wedding, relationship, love and happiness. It's about connecting today’s bride with the latest information and resources so she can make informed decisions to create a wedding that will surpass her wildest dreams. If you are interested in being a guest on Wedding Talk with Nancy at Noon please, or if you have questions or comments please Email me at nancy@nancyatnoon.com. I look forward to hearing from you. And please visit my website at nancyatnoon.com Dr. Joanna Carmichael can be reached at: Email: info@thekalyanacentre: thekalyanacentre.com Susan Lewis can be reached at nashvilleayurveda.com Dreams Shows can be reched at dreams.shows@gmail.com and dreamsshows.com  

Valentine's Day is one of the most difficult holidays for single people. It often brings out that deeper longing we have for a relationships, companionship and partnership. It reminds us of how badly we want to be loved and how there is no one in our lives to love us the way we desperately want to be loved. This need to be loved by someone often makes us feel isolated, alone and lonely. But have you ever thought that loneliness is a gift?  Today Dr. Joanna Carmichael, Susan Lewis and I will be talking about the value of loneliness and help you make Valentine's Day a gift you give to yourself. When life isn't happening the way we want it to, it means we are in a rut. Nancy at Noon is a 30 minute radio program to help you improve your health, increase energy and create the life YOU want! WE discuss food, health, spirituality, relationships and everything in between. If you have questions, please send them to nancy@nancyatnoon.com and maybe they will be answered live on air!  For more information visit http://nancyatnoon.com for fascinating blog posts, weight loss CD's, self-help books and more!

 When life isn't happening the way we want it to, it means we are in a rut. Nancy is an expert in helping individuals improve health, increase energy and create the life YOU want! In today's 30 minute show Nancy, Joanna Carmichael and Susan Lewis talk about how meditation can help you eliminate holiday stress. http://nancymurdoch.com        

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