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Following the release of her previous album, Way Back Home, Syms embarked on a journey of self-discovery, facing personal challenges and reconnecting with her authenticity. This led to the creation of new songs that explored universal truths and personal experiences, ultimately shaping the sound and focus of The Darkest Light.Listen to the sounds of Sara Syms HERECould you say hello on Instagram?Sign up for our occasional newsletter Come Back To EarthFollow the show and review us on Apple Podcasts: nottodaymedia.com/earthTheme music by: Lincoln ParishSign up for the Storyteller Society to join a supportive community of listeners and more. Learn more and sign up here.We also make Dads Cry Too and What's Your Story?Check out our online shop.Episode transcripts are posted on our website.______________Show Sponsor:* BetterHelp: https://betterhelp.com/fragilemoments for 10% off your first month.* WHOOP: join.whoop.com/storyteller for a FREE WHOOP 4.0 and one month FREE. Get full access to Come Back To Earth at comebacktoearth.substack.com/subscribe

Published 19 May 2024This week we talk to India Syms who at 23 navigated Outlaw, the Baltic 55 in the Ocean Globe Race 2023. The OGR was a round the world race recreating the original Whitbred Round the World race. All the boats were pre 1988 and all the tech was the same as 73. So India navigated with a sextant, a weather fax and dead reckoning. We had a bit of fun with this idea whilst the race was on. Now it was done, we wanted to find out what it was like. We really enjoyed this chat. We think you will as well.#w1krr #tregolfisailingweek #oceangloberace #indiarose.ocean #vaikobi #vaikobisail #radixnutrition #barkarate #sailingpodcast #barkarateconversations #worldsailingofficial #sailing #boat #ocean #sport #voile #sail #sea #offshore #sailors #sailingworld #extremesailing #foils #yacht #yachts #saillife #instayacht #sailingblog #instasail 

Today on the Podcast we were joined by Nashville Singer/Songwriter and Mental Health Advocate Sara Syms! We chatted about Sara's early days with music, her mental health journey, the community she is building through music to help end the stigma of mental health and her mental health record that is on the way and so much more! Find Sara Syms: Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sara.syms.music?_t=8kP8SUprrVC&_r=1 Website: https://www.sarasyms.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sarasyms Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/59zNVUIdLrT7Wl0Zyc8CZj?si=BrNdjssXSMC4INYkeZ8oQg Find Us! Website:https://www.stereotherapypod.com Instagram:https://instagram.com/stereo.therapy Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@stereo.therapy?_t=8kP8X3bCZWE&_r=1

On this episode of Indigo Sounds we catch up with Austin and Sarah of Flippants and talk about the underground scene in Columbia, their show at Columbia Museum of Art, and few upcoming shows they have in store. Give it a listen and a share. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Get full access to Indigo Sounds Newsletter at scenesc.substack.com/subscribe

Dr. Ron Leavitt, an audiologist with a doctorate in Audiology from Arizona School of Health Sciences, has published scientific articles and textbooks on hearing aids, ear mold acoustics, noise induced hearing loss, and assistive listening technology.  He has served as a consultant to organizations like the U.S. Forest Service, American Bar Association, and Hearing Loss Association of America. Prior to private practice, he worked at Good Samaritan Hospital and Oregon State University.  Here's a glimpse of what you'll learn:  Dr. Ron Leavitt approach Auditory Rehabilitation  Dr. Leavitt's consumers education and comprehensive program  Extensive Auditory Training  How price factors into conversation Many hearing aids do not treat the patient's hearing loss Markets of the over-the-counter hearing aids  In this episode…  Auditory rehabilitation is a comprehensive process designed to help individuals with hearing loss or hearing impairments improve their communication and listening skills. This rehabilitative approach encompasses various strategies and techniques to address the physical, emotional, and cognitive aspects of hearing loss.  Dr. Ron Leavitt ensures that all hearing aids recommended in his clinic meet rigorous standards and use advanced scientific methods and technology.  In this episode of the ListenUp! Podcast, Dr. Mark Syms has an informative interview with Dr. Ron Leavitt on the hearing rehabilitation and hearing aids treating patient's hearing loss. They discuss the articles he wrote, the findings, and how it applies to modern audiology. They also go over comprehensive education programs, extensive auditory training and over-the-counter hearing aids.  Sponsor for this episode...  This episode is brought to you by the Arizona Hearing Center.  The Arizona Hearing Center is a cutting-edge hearing care facility providing comprehensive, family-focused care. Approximately 36 million Americans suffer from some sort of hearing loss, more than half of whom are younger than the age of 65. That's why the team at the Arizona Hearing Center is focused on providing the highest-quality care using innovative technologies and inclusive treatment plans.  As the Founder of the Arizona Hearing Center, Dr. Mark Syms is passionate about helping patients effectively treat their hearing loss so that they can stay connected with their family and friends and remain independent. He knows first-hand how hearing loss can impact social connection and effective communication. By relying on three core values—empathy, education, and excellence—Dr. Syms and his team of hearing loss experts are transforming the lives of patients.  So what are you waiting for? Stop missing out on the conversation and start improving your quality of life today!  To learn more about the Arizona Hearing Center, visit https://www.azhear.com/ or call us at 602-307-9919. We don't sell hearing aids—we treat your hearing loss. 

During this episode of greener fields Hannah chats with Dublin native, travel blogger and content creator Hayley Syms. In this conversation Hayley talks about getting started in the content creation world, her love of showcasing hidden gems around Ireland, feeling lost in her 20s, the importance of building connections, allowing herself to change her mind and so much more. During this chat Hayley also discusses her love of the Netherlands, setting boundaries as a content creator, her thoughts on emigration today and what she's learnt along the way. This is such a lovely discussion talking all about the different pull & push factors associated with living in Ireland in your 20s, this (almost!) universal feeling of feeling lost sometimes, getting out of your own way and doing what makes us truly happy - so make sure to take a listen today. Instagram: @the.lady.travels @greenerfieldss @hannahnash01

Dr. Sandie Morgan is joined by Kelsey Syms as the two discuss R.E.A.L. Friends Don't and its importance in educating youth and parents and caregivers about online dangers. Kelsey Syms Kelsey Syms is the program manager for the Combating Human Trafficking program at the McCain Institute for International Leadership. She has a master's in Applied Leadership and Management and a bachelor's in Political Science. She's been with the McCain Institute, based in Washington D.C., since 2018. Key Points A recent survey by the McCain Institute found that parents and teen on't talk about sexting and online dangers. It's important that the talk between parents and teens about sexting and online dangers fulfill the stop, drop and roll method, meaning that it is a repetitive practice, not just a box that is being crossed off. Many parents often avoid difficult conversations like the one about online dangers, because they fear they are exposing their child to mature subjects at too early an age. However, R.E.A.L. Friends Don't provides a toolkit that gives parents tips on conversation starters. R.E.A.L. Friends Don't is focused on educating young people about the ways in which predators use social media to target vulnerable groups. They provide resources for both parents and teens, in Spanish and English. Resources Mccain institute  R.E.A.L Friends Don't: Online Safety Campaign R.E.A.L. Friends Don't ‘Know the Platform' National Center for Missing and Exploited Children CyberTipline Take It Down The Trevor Project  Q Chat Space Get the Conversation Started Toolkit NetSmartz  R.E.A.L. Friends Don't Facebook  R.E.A.L. Friends Don't Instagram R.E.A.L. Friends Don't Youtube Love the show? Consider supporting us on Patreon! Become a Patron Transcript Sandra Morgan 0:00 You're listening to the Ending Human Trafficking podcast. This is episode 300, R.E.A.L Friends Don't: Online Safety Campaign with, Kelsey Syms. Sandra Morgan 0:29 Welcome to the Ending Human Trafficking Podcast here at Vanguard University's Global Center for Women and Justice in Orange County, California. This is the show where we empower you to study the issues, be a voice, and make a difference in ending human trafficking. Today we have with us Kelsey Syms, from the McCain Institute to talk about the R.E.A.L Friends Don't Online Safety Campaign. Kelsey has a master's in Applied Leadership and Management and a bachelor's in political science. She's been with the McCain Institute since 2018. So Kelsey, welcome. Kelsey Syms 1:20 Thank you so much, Dr. Morgan. It's a pleasure to be here. Sandra Morgan 1:24 I'd like to know a little bit first about, what is the McCain institute? Kelsey Syms 1:29 The McCain Institute is an action tank. We are a part of Arizona State University based in Washington, DC and we work on a whole host of issues ranging from democracy, human rights, preventing targeted violence, leadership programs, and combating human trafficking. Sandra Morgan 1:55 I love that and you've actually been with the McCain institute combating human trafficking for five years now. Is that right?  Kelsey Syms 2:05 That's correct, I have. I joined the institute. I spent an internship with the Department of Justice in their child exploitation and obscenity section, and shortly thereafter joined the McCain Institute's combating human trafficking program, and have really enjoyed the thorough and impactful work that we've been doing, and really see a lot of opportunity ahead for us. Sandra Morgan 2:29 So I think it's important when we do our show notes, we'll put a link to the McCain institute. I love how it is based in an academic setting because so often we have abolitionist agendas, we are advocates, we're activists,

Kate Wolf is joined by the acclaimed artist and filmmaker Martine Syms to discuss her new exhibition Loser Back Home, currently on view at Spruth Magers in Los Angeles. Sym's work in the show encompasses video, sculpture, painting, photography, installation, publishing, and clothes. It merges recognizable brand names with personal ephemera to create a form of self-portraiture and explores the slippery nature of self as distilled through technology, as well as a state of "dysplacement"—a term coined by the historian Barbara Fields to describe the loss of a shared sense of connection to one's familiar or home country. Last fall, Syms also released her first narrative feature film, The African Desperate, which she co-wrote and directed. The African Desperate (now streaming on MUBI) takes place over the course of 24-hours in the life of an artist named Palace on the day she receives her Masters of Fine Arts degree at a small college in upstate New York, combining formal innovation with humor, pathos, and astute social commentary. Also, Craig Seligman, author of Who Does That Bitch Think She is?, returns to recommend Liz Brown's Twilight Man: Love and Ruin in the Shadows of Hollywood and the Clark Empire .

Kate Wolf is joined by the acclaimed artist and filmmaker Martine Syms to discuss her new exhibition Loser Back Home, currently on view at Spruth Magers in Los Angeles. Sym's work in the show encompasses video, sculpture, painting, photography, installation, publishing, and clothes. It merges recognizable brand names with personal ephemera to create a form of self-portraiture and explores the slippery nature of self as distilled through technology, as well as a state of "dysplacement"—a term coined by the historian Barbara Fields to describe the loss of a shared sense of connection to one's familiar or home country. Last fall, Syms also released her first narrative feature film, The African Desperate, which she co-wrote and directed. The African Desperate (now streaming on MUBI) takes place over the course of 24-hours in the life of an artist named Palace on the day she receives her Masters of Fine Arts degree at a small college in upstate New York, combining formal innovation with humor, pathos, and astute social commentary. Also, Craig Seligman, author of Who Does That Bitch Think She is?, returns to recommend Liz Brown's Twilight Man: Love and Ruin in the Shadows of Hollywood and the Clark Empire .

In this episode, I talk with a panel of three people involved in historic preservation in Columbia, South Carolina. Janie Campbell is a Preservation Consultant at the law firm Rogers Lewis Jackson Mann & Quinn. Meg Syms is the Marketing Director for the architecture firm Garvin Design Group. John Sherrer is the Director of Preservation at Historic Columbia, a non-profit organization that preserves places and shares complex stories from the past that connect us in the present and inspire our future.

Phil Carroll and Kevin Hornsby talk to Allan about CIZ1b. Primary lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths worldwide. Early detection is crucial, as surgical resection of early-stage tumors is the only curative therapy currently available. Lung cancers detected at stage 1 have a better outcome than those diagnosed later. Screening programs using chest X-ray or low-dose computed tomography can identify the disease at an early stage, but the costs of screening, including the high number of false positives, make stand-alone imaging strategies difficult to justify. A blood-based biomarker, CIZ1b, has shown promise in detecting early-stage lung cancer. Shaun Day makes an appearance and talks about the recent Scallyway results and his time in London. As usual, there is a weekly round-up of the movers and shakers and a look at the biggest news stories of the past week. Disclaimer & Declaration of Interest The information, investment views, and recommendations in this podcast are provided for general information purposes only. Nothing in this podcast should be construed as a solicitation to buy or sell any financial product relating to any companies under discussion or to engage in or refrain from doing so or engaging in any other transaction. Any opinions or comments are made to the best of the knowledge and belief of the commentator but no responsibility is accepted for actions based on such opinions or comments. The commentators may or may not hold investments in the companies under discussion

WASHINGTON, DC - It took longer than George Washington's famous march to San Diego, but Old Glory, DC finally found the new Head Coach they were looking for, Josh Syms. But before the recent Head Coach of the Hawke's Bay Magpies could get comfortable, our Matt McCarthy made him uncomfortable with questions that include something about the Boston Red Sox. This fast-moving MLR Weekly show also features Rugby Morning's Coffee Break, where John Fitzpatrick flies through Major League Rugby headlines. Watch... Listen/Download the Podcast version... Please share and join our weekly newsletter: http://rugbywrapup.com/weekly-updates/ Find All Here: -Web: http://www.RugbyWrapUp.com -Twitter: https://twitter.com/RugbyWrapUp @RugbyWrapUp, @Matt_McCarthy00, @JonnyLewisFilms, @LizardRugby, @LanningZach, @ColbyMarshall2, @Junoir Blaber, @JWB_RWU, @MeetTheMatts, @Declan Yeats. -Face Book: https://www.facebook.com/RugbyWrapUp -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/RugbyWrapUp -YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/RugbyWrapUp -Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/RugbyWrapUp #USARugby #MajorLeagueRugby #RugbyWrapUp #OldGlory #RugbyATL #MLR2020 #SixNations #WorldRugby #SuperRugby #Top14 #PremiershipRugby #Pro14 #URC #UnitedRugbyChampionship #RugbyOdds #RugbyBetting #JoshSyms

Charlie Harary and Dean Noam Wasserman delve further into the aftermath of the IPO through which Julie Feder led Aura Biosciences, the challenges of career dedication and Julie's solutions to those challenges, and finding meaning and impact through a career in finance.Produced by Uri Westrich

Over the last three decades since graduating from Yeshiva University, Julie Feder has transformed herself from an accountant into the CFO of prominent non-profit Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI), then led Aura Biosciences to an Initial Public Offering (IPO). Charlie Harary and Dean Noam Wasserman delve into her career decisions, typical career mistakes, and the path to an IPO.Produced by Uri Westrich

Powered by DJ Leon Finesse & 3Dom Tune into the powerhouse show every Friday 10PM - 12AM @dejavufm.comIn this week's show, we had John fixer syms, come down to the studio for a guest mix and interview#Afro #Deep #Souful #Amapiano

Before coming to YU, Noam was a professor at Harvard Business School for 13 years. He was also the founding director of the Founder Central initiative at the University of Southern California and the Lemann Chair in Entrepreneurship there. He won the MBA teaching awards at both Harvard and USC, and has written two bestselling books, The Founder's Dilemmas (2012) and Life Is a Startup (2018).Noam grew up in Los Angeles, received undergraduate degrees in engineering and business from the University of Pennsylvania, and worked as an entrepreneur and venture capitalist before attending Harvard for his MBA and his PhD. He has 8 children and 8 grandchildren."Noam joined me today and we discussed how to make a startup successful, to avoid the biggest pitfalls around team dynamics and people. We also talked about what's changed since his book came out. Are founders born or made? Is it good to found a business in a recession? How to have hard conversations, why it's worth it, and how to split equity with other founders.“I tend to think of the core of entrepreneurship as being a three legged stool…, there are a bunch of other things around it that are important supports, but the core of it is those three things. Those are the financing of the product and the people.” - Noam WassermanToday on Startups for Good we cover:Can entrepreneurship be taught?Having the right people at the right time in a startupHaving the ability to recover from mistakesEarly doubts from foundersPitfalls of founding teamsWays to prepare for personal life eventsCharacteristics of a good founderThe rise in coaching and mentorshipLearn more about Noam through his podcast and his bookSubscribe, Rate & Share Your Favorite Episodes!Thanks for tuning into today's episode of Startups For Good with your host, Miles Lasater. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on your favorite podcast listening app.Don't forget to visit our website, connect with Miles on Twitter or LinkedIn, and share your favorite episodes across social media. For more information about Purpose Built visit our website.

We cover it all with Dr. Wasserman who became dean of Sy Syms in 2019. Prior to that, he was a longtime professor of entrepreneurship at Harvard Business School and a chaired professor and founding director of the Founder Central initiative at the University of Southern California. We discuss his best-selling book and podcast, The Founder's Dilemmas, grounded in rigorous research on how to avoid the typical startup pitfalls. Co-hosted by Dean Dr. Noam Wasserman (Yeshiva University's Sy Syms School of Business) and Charlie Harary (entrepreneur, CEO, professor and radio host).

Today's guest is a little different! It's the first time I've had a guest on the show who specialises in sex and intimacy, and who better than the very fabulous Lottie Passell-Syms. While I personally haven't worked with Lottie, I've had the pleasure of knowing her for some time, she also attended my retreat, so I can certainly vouch for what a wonderful woman she is.Lottie has many years of experience working across a broad variety of issues and difficulties that include: relationship difficulties, stress, anxiety and depression, sex and intimacy issues, sexual dysfunction in both men and women, low self esteem, specific age and stage related issues, as well as sexual abuse, addiction, infidelity and childhood trauma.In this episode, we explore how she helps her clients, the common questions she may ask and what has become more apparent over the past few years. Plus the importance of feeling versus thinking when it comes to communication.Connect with Lottie on her website. 

In this podcast Mark Fairbairn & Kenny Russell talk to Allan Syms the Exceutive Chairman of Cizzle Biotech. The compnay are working on developing a blood test to detect early stage lung cancer. With 13 years of research already behind them, their IPO June 2021 opened the way to develop the science into a marketable product.  00:00 - Introduction to Allan 09:40 - Allan's Interest in Science  5:14 - The Jump into Industry 22:56 - Working for Big Pharma 25:35 - Scientist or Business Man? 29:16 - Failures Along the Way 32:07 - Allan's Joins Cizzle  35:58 - The Cizzle Investment Case

(Airdate 9/23/22) Martine Syms has earned wide recognition for a practice that combines conceptual grit, humor, and social commentary. Using a combination of video, installation, and performance, often interwoven with explorations into technique and narrative, Syms examines representations of Blackness and its relationship to vernacular, feminist thought, and radical traditions.

Greg talks about the issues facing the State of Arizona with State Senator Nancy Barto and former State Representative Maria Syms who is running again for the state house.

Josh Syms joined the show to to talk about Hawke's Bay's Shield win over North Harbour.

Hawke's Bay Coach Josh Syms joined the program to preview their Shield challenge against North Harbour.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is a special episode. Adrienne is speaking with Andrea Syms-Brown, a breastfeeding expert and the lactation consultant who "saved" Adrienne on her breastfeeding journey and completely turned around her experience as a new mom. Listen to hear Andrea's wisdom and breastfeeding tips, including the number one cause of breastfeeding issues she sees, why your body reacts very differently to a pump than to a baby, concrete strategies for boosting milk supply, and more. Join the conversation at the written version of this interview, here: https://getwellbe.com/natural-breastfeeding-andrea-syms-brown/

What does breastfeeding look like in the first week of a baby's life? Sometimes as new parents we keep thinking feed the baby, feed the baby, but babies have tiny tummies! While we may think they should be gulping down full breasts of milk, I learned years ago from today's guest, that all a baby needs in the first day or so is a teaspoon! In today's episode of Yoga| Birth| Babies we have one of my all time favorite people Andrea Syms-Brown IBCLC. You will hear me literally glowing and giggling as we have this conversation. I've known Andrea for almost 20 years not only did she help support me with breastfeeding two children, she was with PYC for around 17 years, she's an amazing person, newborn care specialist, and IBCLC. You're going to learn so much from this amazing conversation. Get the most out of each episode by checking out the show notes with links, resources and other related podcasts at: prenatalyogacenter.com Don't forget to grab your FREE guide, 5 Simple Solutions to the Most Common Pregnancy Pains HERE  If you love what you've been listening to, please leave a rating and review! Yoga| Birth|Babies To connect with Deb and the PYC Community:  Instagram & Facebook: @prenatalyogacenter Youtube: Prenatal Yoga Center Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Josh Syms joined the show to discuss his desire to lead the Magpies to their first Bunnings NPC title.

Nashville singer songwriter, Sara Syms, is set to release her first record since 2015 - The Darkest Light. It's a song spiritual and emotional journey with Sara's captivating voice leading you through the 10 song album. Sara joins us on this edition of Americana Music Profiles to share some insight on this new record.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nashville singer songwriter, Sara Syms, is set to release her first record since 2015 - The Darkest Light. It's a song spiritual and emotional journey with Sara's captivating voice leading you through the 10 song album. Sara joins us on this edition of Americana Music Profiles to share some insight on this new record. 

Nashville singer songwriter, Sara Syms, is set to release her first record since 2015 - The Darkest Light. It's a song spiritual and emotional journey with Sara's captivating voice leading you through the 10 song album. Sara joins us on this edition of Americana Music Profiles to share some insight on this new record.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nashville singer songwriter, Sara Syms, is set to release her first record since 2015 - The Darkest Light. It's a song spiritual and emotional journey with Sara's captivating voice leading you through the 10 song album. Sara joins us on this edition of Americana Music Profiles to share some insight on this new record. 

Dr. Mark Syms is a Neurotologist/Otologist and the Founder of the Arizona Hearing Center. He is one of the first physicians in the country to be board-certified in neurotology and is currently a national leader in hearing technology. After nearly two decades of experience treating ear problems, Dr. Syms has helped thousands of people improve their quality of life. Dr. Syms graduated with honors from Boston College before earning his medical degree from Jefferson Medical College. He completed his fellowship training at the House Ear Clinic in Los Angeles, one of the world's premier surgery organizations. Today, Dr. Syms frequently gives lectures on neurotology both nationally and internationally. He is also an extensively published author, a member of numerous professional organizations, and the host of his own podcast, ListenUp!. In this episode… Over the past year, Dr. Mark Syms has had a wide variety of guests on the ListenUp! Podcast. Doctors and experts across audiology and other related fields have come on to share their knowledge. They have discussed everything from personal stories and burgeoning research to helpful discussions on hearing loss.  With each episode, the diverse subject of audiology has been made a little more understandable. Whether you're new to the field or a specialist wanting to hear from other audiologists, this past year has had something for everyone. Dr. Jeremy Weisz flips the script and interviews Dr. Mark Syms to go over the past year on the ListenUp! Podcast. Together, they go through the different topics and themes that came up across all of the episodes. They touch on important takeaways, the stories behind some of the guests featured, and why there is still a stigma behind hearing aids. Stay tuned for this episode and many more to come!

Dr. Mark Syms is the hearing loss physician.  He helps patients to effectively treat their hearing loss so that they can connect better with their family and friends and remain independent. He is so passionate about helping patients,  because he lost his brother Robbie twice.   First, from his hearing loss from radiation to for his brain tumor and again when he passed away.    He only cares for Ears – he is the Ear of ENT who has performed over 10,000 ear surgeries over the past 20 years.  He has cared for 10s of thousands of patients with hearing loss He is the author of Listen Up and the host of the ListenUp! podcast!  To learn more go to ListenUpHearing.com 

Ken Landau talks with Dr. Mark J. Syms, an expert in Otology and Neurotology, who explains the early signs and prevention of hearing loss, and how lawyers can overcome these issues in communicating with their affected clients, and how to help them testify effectively in legal proceedings.

According to Dr. Mark treating your hearing loss is the most effective thing someone can do to decrease their risk of dementia and enable remain independent. Dr. Mark covers the four essential components of effectively treating your hearing loss to connect better socially with family and friends. #9at9 #LightCamerasTakeAction #ExpertTalkWithTGo #ExpertTalkXtra #TalkShow #PodcastToBroadcast #TheresaGoss #ExpertTalkFM #Roku #Pandora #iHeartRADIO #PodNationTV #talkshowtv #talkshowonline #talkshowhost #podcast #motivation #broadcast #listennow #entrepreneur #ProductionDistribution

There will be a virtual screening of the documentary Sound Experiences: Near Death Experiences featuring Teresa Syms on Community Central TV (YouTube) Wednesday September 22 at 8 pm.  Teresa Syms.comCommunity Central TV

Joining the show on Friday 11am edt is Dr. Mark Syms! With more than two decades of experience treating ear problems, he helps tens of thousands of people improve their quality of life. Dr. Syms is “The Hearing Loss Physician” --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shutupandgrind/support

Bill Horan talks with Dr. Mark Syms, author of LISTEN UP! Dr. Syms will discuss why most hearing aids don't work, why many people do no use the hearing aids they buy, how hearing loss can lead to dementia, and the mistakes to avoid when buying a hearing aid.

Nos interrogamos sobre lo absurdo y peligroso que es un límite tan exacto entre locura y normalidad. Para eso Pablo usó ideas del psicoanálisis, en especial de Freud y Lacan. Juan Pablo nos trajo un cuento de él, una re escritura de El corazón delator de Edgar Allan Poe. El escritor Leandro Alva nos leyó un relato de Enrique Syms. Seba nos propuso un homenaje a Willy Crook y al mismo Syms. Para eso entrevistamos a Ricardo Lester, editor de Editorial Hinvisible y amigo de Syms

Dr. Mark Syms is a Neurotologist/Otologist and the Founder of the Arizona Hearing Center. He is one of the first physicians in the country to be board-certified in neurotology and is currently a national leader in hearing technology. After nearly two decades of experience treating ear problems, Dr. Syms has helped thousands of people improve their quality of life. Dr. Syms graduated with honors from Boston College before earning his medical degree from Jefferson Medical College. He completed his fellowship training at the House Ear Clinic in Los Angeles, one of the world's premier surgery organizations. Today, Dr. Syms frequently gives lectures on neurotology both nationally and internationally. He is also an extensively published author, a member of numerous professional organizations, and the host of his own podcast, ListenUp! In this episode… One way to solve the problem of hearing loss is through the use of hearing aids. Hearing aids work by amplifying or increasing the volume of sound passing through the ear. This improves the clarity of words and the sound of consonants.  However, for some people, hearing aids do not solve hearing loss—no matter how loud the sound gets. In such cases, it is advisable to seek medical help from a professional to evaluate whether or not the patient should get a cochlear implant. Cochlear implants stimulate the hearing nerves inside the ear to restore both clarity and loudness of sound. Dr. Mark Syms, the Founder of the Arizona Hearing Center and host of ListenUp!, gets interviewed by Dr. Jeremy Weisz, the Co-founder of Rise25, about using cochlear implants to fix hearing loss. Dr. Syms starts by explaining what a cochlear implant is, and then he differentiates between a good and a bad candidate for the implant. Stay tuned.

Dr. Mark Syms is a Neurotologist/Otologist and the Founder of the Arizona Hearing Center. He is one of the first physicians in the country to be board-certified in neurotology and is currently a national leader in hearing technology. After nearly two decades of experience treating ear problems, Dr. Syms has helped thousands of people improve their quality of life. Dr. Syms graduated with honors from Boston College before earning his medical degree from Jefferson Medical College. He completed his fellowship training at the House Ear Clinic in Los Angeles, one of the world's premier surgery organizations. Today, Dr. Syms frequently gives lectures on neurotology both nationally and internationally. He is also an extensively published author, a member of numerous professional organizations, and the host of his own podcast, ListenUp! In this episode… If you're having problems with hearing loss, the best plan of action is to talk to a professional ear specialist. Contrary to some beliefs, hearing loss is a serious issue that can have significant impacts on your future health—and quick solutions, such as buying a hearing aid, do not amount to effective treatment.  So, what is the best solution for hearing loss, and why are so many people hesitant to seek treatment? According to Dr. Mark Syms, many people view hearing loss as a negative health issue associated with the elderly. But, when people choose to ignore their hearing loss—or deny that they have it in the first place—they are opening themselves up to potentially serious consequences, such as social isolation and even dementia. That's why Dr. Syms always encourages patients to seek help from a specialist, so they can improve their quality of life moving forward.  In this second episode of ListenUp!, host Dr. Mark Syms is interviewed by Dr. Jeremy Weisz, the Co-founder of Rise25 Media, about the importance of seeking treatment for hearing loss. Dr. Syms explains the negative social impacts of hearing loss, why simply buying a hearing aid isn't a solution, and how this issue, if left untreated, can lead to larger problems in the future—such as dementia. Stay tuned.

Dr. Mark Syms is a Neurotologist/Otologist and the Founder of the Arizona Hearing Center. He is one of the first physicians in the country to be board-certified in neurotology and is currently a national leader in hearing technology. After nearly two decades of experience treating ear problems, Dr. Syms has helped thousands of people improve their quality of life. Dr. Syms graduated with honors from Boston College before earning his medical degree from Jefferson Medical College. He completed his fellowship training at the House Ear Clinic in Los Angeles, one of the world's premier surgery organizations. Today, Dr. Syms frequently gives lectures on neurotology both nationally and internationally. He is also an extensively published author, a member of numerous professional organizations, and the host of his own podcast, ListenUp! In this episode… Being an otologist/neurotologist means that you get to see patients with a variety of ear problems. While many of these issues include ear infections, a build up of wax, or hearing loss, sometimes a patient comes in with something truly crazy. Throughout his many years of treating patients with ear problems, Dr. Mark Syms has had his fair share of crazy emergency room stories. Some of his craziest cases include cockroaches and beetles, key fobs and toys, and even a bone-dissolving skin growth. So, how has he treated these patients, and what is his advice for avoiding these ear emergencies? In this episode of ListenUp!, host Dr. Mark Syms is interviewed by Dr. Jeremy Weisz, the Co-founder of Rise25, about some of the craziest stories he has handled in the emergency room. Dr. Syms talks about removing a key fob, bugs, and cotton from patients' ears, the benefits of ear wax, and how cholesteatomas affect hearing. He also reveals the main culprit of ear infections: Q-tips. Stay tuned.

Dr. Mark Syms is a Neurotologist/Otologist and the Founder of the Arizona Hearing Center. He is one of the first physicians in the country to be board-certified in neurotology and is currently a national leader in hearing technology. After nearly two decades of experience treating ear problems, Dr. Syms has helped thousands of people improve their quality of life. Dr. Syms graduated with honors from Boston College before earning his medical degree from Jefferson Medical College. He completed his fellowship training at the House Ear Clinic in Los Angeles, one of the world's premier surgery organizations. Today, Dr. Syms frequently gives lectures on neurotology both nationally and internationally. He is also an extensively published author, a member of numerous professional organizations, and the host of his own podcast, ListenUp! In this episode… Most people with hearing loss are not good at perceiving their problem. They often believe that other people are just mumbling. For those who are willing to admit that they have a problem, getting them to agree to see an ear specialist can be challenging because of all their concerns. Many people's concerns revolve around getting quality hearing aids, the cost of treatment and insurance coverage, the problem not being too serious, or their general practitioner not diagnosing them with hearing loss. These concerns can prevent them from seeking medical help and lead to more severe problems. Dr. Mark Syms, the Founder of the Arizona Hearing Center and host of ListenUp!, gets interviewed by Dr. Jeremy Weisz, the Co-founder of Rise25, about the most common questions and concerns people have regarding hearing loss. Dr. Syms talks about the reasons behind these concerns and explains why insurance may not cover treatment for hearing loss. He also explains why his clinic does not sell hearing aids.

On this epsiode of Behind the Stays, Zach interviews Kristen Bishop — a real estate professional who purchased the historic guest on the Filene family's estate that would become "Camp Adelaide." The Filene family owned and operated "Filene's Basement", also called The Basement, which was a Massachusetts-based chain of department stores that was owned by Retail Ventures, Inc. until April 2009 when it was sold to Syms. The oldest off-price retailer in the United States, Filene's Basement focused on high-end goods and was known for its distinctive, low-technology automatic markdown system. After purchasing the home in 2019, Kristen has made Camp Adelaide her nights and weekends project...slowly, but surely, restoring the home without disrupting its deep character.  Listen in to learn more about the serendipity that led to Kristen's acquisition of the home, the story behind why she decided to become an Airbnb host, and what "home" during a global pandemic means to Kristen and her family.  You can book a stay at Camp Adelaide, here. Mention "Behind the Stays" and/or "Sponstayneous" and Kristen might just cut you a special deal...but no promises :). 

Dr. Mark Syms is a Neurotologist/Otologist and the Founder of the Arizona Hearing Center. He is one of the first physicians in the country to be board-certified in neurotology and is currently a national leader in hearing technology. After nearly two decades of experience treating ear problems, Dr. Syms has helped thousands of people improve their quality of life. Dr. Syms graduated with honors from Boston College before earning his medical degree from Jefferson Medical College. He completed his fellowship training at the House Ear Clinic in Los Angeles, one of the world's premier surgery organizations. Today, Dr. Syms frequently gives lectures on neurotology both nationally and internationally. He is also an extensively published author, a member of numerous professional organizations, and the host of his own podcast, ListenUp!. In this episode… People dealing with hearing loss often face a variety of challenges when it comes to communicating with others. Not only does it affect their social interactions, but it can also start to impact other aspects of their lives, such as their work, relationships, and mental wellbeing. If not corrected, hearing loss can become a barrier to many of life's greatest joys. Dr. Mark Syms has seen first-hand the negative impacts of hearing loss. After his brother, Robbie, was diagnosed with a brain tumor and later developed hearing loss, he became frustrated with the way people communicated with him. This caused Robbie to disconnect from his social life and ultimately isolate from his brother. Now, Dr. Syms wants to help others avoid these negative impacts and break down the social barriers caused by untreated hearing loss.  In this first episode of the Listen Up Podcast, host Dr. Mark Syms, an Otologist/Neurotologist and Founder of the Arizona Hearing Center, is interviewed by Dr. Jeremy Weisz from Rise25. Dr. Syms discusses how his brothers influenced his career path, the social impacts of hearing loss, and the signs that you should see a doctor about your hearing. Stay tuned. 

This week, Michelle is joined by the Creative Director of O, The Oprah Magazine, Adam Glassman. They talk Christian Siriano, growing up with Heather Dubrow, the joy of outlet malls, old school foundation wear, why Oprah loves a belt, and so much more! Plus, Michelle and friend Dan Acton dish on the trials of returning clothes, complaining to hotel staff, and how you can keep your face mask neat and secure with Dan's new invention - the Mask Motel!FOLLOW MICHELLE:https://twitter.com/michcollhttps://www.instagram.com/michcoll/Produced by Tracy SorenTheme song by Gabe LopezArtwork by Ben WisemanMIDNIGHT SNACK IS A FOREVER DOG PODCAST:https://foreverdogpodcasts.com/podcasts/midnight-snack

A small percentage of the population have life encounters where they come face-to-face with their mortality. For many, these encounters are life changing and also effect those they are in relationship with. Some of the common experiences of people who have theeses experiences from around the world are encounters with their creator, experiencing time in slow motion, and in some cases out of body experiences. Today I am joined by Teresa Syms, author of "A Century of Secrets", host of the radio show Powering Through Life, and Coach. Teresa has experienced several near death experiences, both very different and effecting her life in different ways.

A small percentage of the population have life encounters where they come face-to-face with their mortality. For many, these encounters are life changing and also effect those they are in relationship with. Some of the common experiences of people who have theeses experiences from around the world are encounters with their creator, experiencing time in slow motion, and in some cases out of body experiences. Today I am joined by Teresa Syms, author of "A Century of Secrets", host of the radio show Powering Through Life, and Coach. Teresa has experienced several near death experiences, both very different and effecting her life in different ways.

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Join your host Annette Perel as she speaks with International Board Certified Lactation Consultant Andrea Syms-Brown.They discuss how Andrea got her career started as a lactation consultant, her advice not only for new moms but also for partners with a new baby, and the power of breastfeeding.This is also a platform for listeners to voice their questions and tell their stories. Find the show on Instagram (@clearbirthpodcast) or send an email to clearbirthpodcast@gmail.com.Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe and thanks for listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Long Talk with Head & Assistant Coaches for Hawke's Bay Rugby Mark Ozich & Josh Syms Get bonus content on Patreon as a Supporter of New Zealand Sport RadioSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/new-zealand-sport-radio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mark Syms is the Director & Head Coach of the San Diego Stars Baseball Academy. This episode, Mark and I take a swing at trying to understand the life of a baseball head coach. We talk about the life lessons on and off the diamond.   Looking for more?Follow DustinTwitter- https://twitter.com/it_airinInstagram- https://www.instagram.com/theairinitoutpodcast/I uses Buzzspout and it's amazing. Buzzsprout helps me gets my show listed in every major podcast platform. The team at Buzzsprout is passionate about helping you succeed. Join over a hundred thousand podcasters already using Buzzsprout to get their message out to the world. Podcasting isn't hard when you have the right partners. You'll get a great looking podcast website, audio players that you can drop into other websites, detailed analytics to see how people are listening, tools to promote your episodes, and more. If you want to upgrade, Buzzsprout has tons of guides to help you find the right equipment at the right price. If you enjoyed the show and would like to signup using my reference code you will receive a  $20 Amazon gift card if you sign up for a paid plan. You will be able to purchase some equipment like, SD cards, XLR cables for your mics and helps support the show.The Show Code: www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=821557

Activist. author, philanthropist, known for the motto - "an educated consumer is our best customer" - Marcy Syms, former CEO of Syms Corp and president of the Syms Foundation talks about working in a family business and succeeding as an entrepreneur.

Trauma has a way of leading to sickness, depression, and feelings of anxiety. When your trauma is linked to abuse, you begin to question your worth. You may actually be withholding your story of trauma from others because of shame, mistrust, and fear of abandonment.  Teresa Syms shares her story of early childhood trauma & abuse that bled out into life as an adult. We discuss how she processed her pain and what she experienced in her health because of the stress.  Links: Teresasyms.com teresa@teresasyms.com  

(Brian's Pick) 20XX from IMAGE COMICS written by Jonathan Luna and Lauren Keeley with art by Jonathan Luna                                   This sci-fi thriller for mature readers imagines a not-so-distant future-a world of norms and syms, divided by fear. Syms, a small percentage of the population with telekinetic abilities, form gangs to survive. But division only breeds more division, and Mer and Nuon experience this firsthand as they become entangled in the often dramatic, sometimes violent, but always complex social landscape of sym gang rivalries in Anchorage, Alaska.                              (Joe's Pick) The Red Mother from BOOM! Studios written by Jeremy Haun with art by Danny Luckert                                       After losing her eye and the man she loves in a brutal mugging, Daisy McDonough is left trying to put the pieces of her life back together. Just when she begins to think she can heal- move on, she begins to see strange things through her new prosthetic eye. And The Red Mother sees her in return.                                   (Rod's Pick) The Old Guard: Force Multiplied from IMAGE COMICS written by Greg Rucka with art by Leandro Fernandez                              Andromache of Scythia and her band of soldiers are back in this second story chronicling the battles and burdens of their dubious immortality. Nile's addition to the team has given them new purpose and new direction, but when you've got 6,000 years of history at your back, the past is always ready to return-with a vengeance.                                    (Rebekah's Pick) Star Trek: Picard - Countdown from IDW Publishing written by Kirsten Beyer and Mike Johnson with art by Joana Lafuente                                  You've seen the trailer... now, witness the events leading to CBS All Access's Picard. Before he retired to his vineyard, Jean-Luc Picard was the most decorated admiral in Starfleet. Then one mission changed his life forever. The Countdown starts here!

Writing her story in A Century Of Secrets helped to boldly put the pieces together to discover wholeness, truth and balance for the first time in her life.

After experiencing a life-time of neglect, abuse and loneliness, in 2003, Teresa Syms believed she had escaped her past for a new life. However, in 2007, her life almost ended when she faced death in a car accident. Living a life with chronic injuries and pain is a daily challenge. Teresa has rebuilt her life by embarking on her journey of healing and discovery. She began writing her story of how deep-seated family scars have impacted the identities of her family for multiple generations. Teresa's writing gave her the wings to conquer the traumas of her past and in her life-altering, award-winning book, A Century of Secrets, she highlights the adversity, brutality and survival of herself and other family members. She has turned tragedy into triumph and has a toolbox filled with incredible coaching tools and life experience.

After experiencing a life-time of neglect, abuse and loneliness, in 2003, Teresa Syms believed she had escaped her past for a new life. However, in 2007, her life almost ended when she faced death in a car accident. Living a life with chronic injuries and pain is a daily challenge. Teresa has rebuilt her life by embarking on her journey of healing and discovery. She began writing her story of how deep-seated family scars have impacted the identities of her family for multiple generations. Teresa's writing gave her the wings to conquer the traumas of her past and in her life-altering, award-winning book, A Century of Secrets, she highlights the adversity, brutality and survival of herself and other family members. She has turned tragedy into triumph and has a toolbox filled with incredible coaching tools and life experience.

Brexit chaos spurs record flows to sterling-hedged funds. Investors pour money into pound-proofed ETFs at a rate seven times that of a year ago. According to figures from Lipper, the data provider, net inflows into Europe-based ETFs that are hedged to sterling reached record levels during the first three months of 2019. These funds pulled in close to €1.7bn during the period, as investors looked to protect themselves against currency risks linked to a no-deal Brexit. The inflows represent a sharp increase on the comparable period a year ago, when investors put a net €256m into sterling-hedged funds. This year’s largest inflows came in February, with almost €1.1bn moving into ETFs hedged to the British pound. Invesco, UBS and Lyxor were among the asset managers that gathered the lion’s share of new money into sterling-hedged ETFs during the quarter. Detlef Glow, head of research for Europe, the Middle East and Africa at Lipper, said increased demand for currency-hedged funds had come during a strong sales period for the ETF industry more generally. “An additional driver might be Brexit, as investors fear currency losses and are therefore hedging themselves against this risk,” he said. According to Lipper data, almost €27bn flowed into Europe’s ETF sector during the first three months of 2019. February in particular was a standout month, with net inflows of €13.5bn recorded. Andrew Walsh, head of passive and ETF specialist sales for the UK and Ireland at UBS Asset Management, said: “We have seen a few of our larger clients, and many other mid-sized clients, going into GBP-hedged in recent months on the basis that sterling is undervalued at current levels, no matter what the eventual outcome on Brexit.” Paul Syms, head of ETF fixed income product development for Europe, the Middle East and Africa at Invesco, said the asset manager has seen particularly strong demand for the GBP-hedged version of its US Treasury Bond 7-10 year ETF since its launch in January. “There are various reasons for investors buying longer-dated US Treasuries, which would include, but are not limited to, concerns about an economic downturn in the US and easing of monetary policy,” said Syms. “In addition, the UK is obviously facing the numerous risks around Brexit, which may cause sterling to be more volatile than in normal market conditions. For a sterling-based investor, the potential for sterling to rise or fall quite dramatically around the decision on if, when and how Brexit takes place — which has nothing to do with their economic view — may be a reason to hedge foreign-currency denominated assets.” The UK is now scheduled to leave the EU on April 12, with or without a withdrawal agreement in place. Prime Minister Theresa May has said she will work with Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to help end the deadlock in parliament. Any new proposals on the UK’s future relationship with the EU will need to be agreed by MPs ahead of an emergency EU summit on Brexit scheduled for April 10. The prime minister said she would ask the EU for a further short extension to the Brexit date, with hopes that an agreement can be signed off before May 22 to prevent the UK taking part in European elections. But EU leaders poured cold water on the short-extension proposal, with The Guardian reporting that Jean-Claude Juncker, European Commission president, has said May will be given a choice between a longer delay, of up to a year, or crashing out with no deal on April 12. The ETF figures from Lipper come as anxious property fund investors have pulled more than £1bn from UK real estate funds since the start of this year, prompting fears that the sector is on course for a repeat of disruptive and costly fund closures experienced in the wake of the referendum vote in 2016. Data from Calastone showed that net outflows from open-ended property funds hit £578m in the first three months of the year — the second-highest level of quarterly net withdrawals since the data provider began collating figures four years ago.

Brexit chaos spurs record flows to sterling-hedged funds. Investors pour money into pound-proofed ETFs at a rate seven times that of a year ago. According to figures from Lipper, the data provider, net inflows into Europe-based ETFs that are hedged to sterling reached record levels during the first three months of 2019. These funds pulled in close to €1.7bn during the period, as investors looked to protect themselves against currency risks linked to a no-deal Brexit. The inflows represent a sharp increase on the comparable period a year ago, when investors put a net €256m into sterling-hedged funds. This year’s largest inflows came in February, with almost €1.1bn moving into ETFs hedged to the British pound. Invesco, UBS and Lyxor were among the asset managers that gathered the lion’s share of new money into sterling-hedged ETFs during the quarter. Detlef Glow, head of research for Europe, the Middle East and Africa at Lipper, said increased demand for currency-hedged funds had come during a strong sales period for the ETF industry more generally. “An additional driver might be Brexit, as investors fear currency losses and are therefore hedging themselves against this risk,” he said. According to Lipper data, almost €27bn flowed into Europe’s ETF sector during the first three months of 2019. February in particular was a standout month, with net inflows of €13.5bn recorded. Andrew Walsh, head of passive and ETF specialist sales for the UK and Ireland at UBS Asset Management, said: “We have seen a few of our larger clients, and many other mid-sized clients, going into GBP-hedged in recent months on the basis that sterling is undervalued at current levels, no matter what the eventual outcome on Brexit.” Paul Syms, head of ETF fixed income product development for Europe, the Middle East and Africa at Invesco, said the asset manager has seen particularly strong demand for the GBP-hedged version of its US Treasury Bond 7-10 year ETF since its launch in January. “There are various reasons for investors buying longer-dated US Treasuries, which would include, but are not limited to, concerns about an economic downturn in the US and easing of monetary policy,” said Syms. “In addition, the UK is obviously facing the numerous risks around Brexit, which may cause sterling to be more volatile than in normal market conditions. For a sterling-based investor, the potential for sterling to rise or fall quite dramatically around the decision on if, when and how Brexit takes place — which has nothing to do with their economic view — may be a reason to hedge foreign-currency denominated assets.” The UK is now scheduled to leave the EU on April 12, with or without a withdrawal agreement in place. Prime Minister Theresa May has said she will work with Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to help end the deadlock in parliament. Any new proposals on the UK’s future relationship with the EU will need to be agreed by MPs ahead of an emergency EU summit on Brexit scheduled for April 10. The prime minister said she would ask the EU for a further short extension to the Brexit date, with hopes that an agreement can be signed off before May 22 to prevent the UK taking part in European elections. But EU leaders poured cold water on the short-extension proposal, with The Guardian reporting that Jean-Claude Juncker, European Commission president, has said May will be given a choice between a longer delay, of up to a year, or crashing out with no deal on April 12. The ETF figures from Lipper come as anxious property fund investors have pulled more than £1bn from UK real estate funds since the start of this year, prompting fears that the sector is on course for a repeat of disruptive and costly fund closures experienced in the wake of the referendum vote in 2016. Data from Calastone showed that net outflows from open-ended property funds hit £578m in the first three months of the year — the second-highest level of quarterly net withdrawals since the data provider began collating figures four years ago.

Contemporary art is often defined as the art of the now. The work of Martine Syms is of this very moment. Defining herself as a conceptual entrepreneur, she adopts any discipline, any distribution method, any formal strategies and models that respond to the shifting boundaries of culture and business. Regardless of the lens she is using, her work investigates how Blackness is circulated as an image. One of her main interests has been the entertainment industry, especially film. Black references are at the core of the movies - black gestures, movement, language style, and fashion all essentially shape what we see on the screen. Through her work Syms pushes us to see that more clearly. With her installation at the Institute for Contemporary Art at VCU, Martine Syms moves into examining technology, specifically artificial intelligence and social media. In this space, unlike entertainment, there is very little, if any, reference to Blackness. The third “release” of what Syms refers to as a research project, Shame Space asks what Blackness and Black femininity might look like in this space. Amber Esseiva, assistant curator at the ICA, talks about Martine Syms and this paradigm-shifting installation that happily raises many more questions than it answers.

Episode 4 features Melanie Williams from the University of East Anglia. We discuss an underrated 1960s gem, Wolf Rilla's the World Ten Times Over (1963)which stars Sylvia Syms as a Soho nightclub hostess. The BFI describes it: "Though never criminalised, lesbianism was verboten on screen in the early 1960s. Wolf Rilla’s rich, acerbic feature quietly subverted prevailing censorship, hinting at British cinema’s first lesbian relationship. Nightclub hostesses Ginnie (June Ritchie) and Billa (Sylvia Syms) share a flat and an increasing despair at the men in their lives. Syms’ moving, melancholic performance cuts through the compromises to signal Billa’s love for the fragile Ginnie." The beautiful soundtrack of the film was composed by Edwin Astley. Read more on the wonderful 1960s British Cinema Project: https://60sbritishcinema.wordpress.com/ Melanie Williams can be found @BritFilmMelanie Please remember to subscribe and follow on twitter @sohoonscreen

YOUR MUSICAL STORY Your musical story refers to the rhythm, the pace, and the feelings that your intentional communication creates. This episode will stimulate your creativity and allow you to feel storytelling with your heart and your whole body. It will get you out of your head. You will hear three short pieces of jazz music by the legendary saxophonist, John Coltrane. the are from his famous album, Coltrane Plays the Blues. Each piece is named after a person. The songs are: Mr. Day Mr. Syms Mr. Knight I first used this exercise when I was teaching young adults in New York City. I played the three songs for them and told them to pick one and write a story about it. The goal of the story was to make the central character of the song come alive. The students describe what Mr. Day, Mr. Syms, and Mr. Knight looked like; the described the men’s personalities and their behavior. Remember. These were musical compositions without lyrics. You will only hear the beginning of each song. It is sufficient to create an image and a feeling for you. It will also allow you to sense how the tempo changes. Why is this important? It’s important because it will help you to feel the organic beginning, middle, and end of stories at an unconscious level. That’s with practice of course. Open yourself to this experience, and you will tap into your natural creativity. It will ignite your imagination and make you feel good. Who knows? You may even fall in love with jazz if you aren’t already.

Hosts Jacqui and Shirley speak to Symone Belle about her cake venture Sym's Cakes, her early life as a youth athlete, her mother's Vegan recipe book Italize my Cooking, social media and of course how she manages to balance it all with being a mother of 2, partner and whilst having an evening job. Don't forget to follow the podcast on the links in my profile. You can follow Symone on the following: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/search/top/?q=sym's%20cakes Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/syms_cakes/ Visit her website: https://www.symscakes.co.uk/ Checkout her mother Wollette Mikael's vegan recipe book Italize My Cooking : https://www.amazon.com/Italize-My-Cooking-Creative-Italists/dp/1467004049

Söngkonan Dakota Staton syngur lögin Body And Soul, I'm Just A Lucky So And So, Ain't No Use, I Can't Quit You Babe, Cold Cold Feeling, Mean To Me, The Thrill Is Gone og I Cover The Waterfront. Kvartett Mark Whitfield leikur lögin Girl Talk, Mr. Syms, Berkshire Blues, Ba-lue Bolivar Ba-lues-are, The Mystery Of Love Everlasting, Blues For David Alexander og John And Mary. Kvartett Dexters Gordon leikur lögin Boston Bernie, Fried Bananas, Sticky Wicked og Lady Bird.

Söngkonan Dakota Staton syngur lögin Body And Soul, I'm Just A Lucky So And So, Ain't No Use, I Can't Quit You Babe, Cold Cold Feeling, Mean To Me, The Thrill Is Gone og I Cover The Waterfront. Kvartett Mark Whitfield leikur lögin Girl Talk, Mr. Syms, Berkshire Blues, Ba-lue Bolivar Ba-lues-are, The Mystery Of Love Everlasting, Blues For David Alexander og John And Mary. Kvartett Dexters Gordon leikur lögin Boston Bernie, Fried Bananas, Sticky Wicked og Lady Bird.

As an artist, Martine Syms says she's interested in how her experience—in particular, her experience as a young black woman—gets shaped and determined by various forms of media—especially digital media. She's interested in the power of that media—not just the obvious power of those who produce it, but the ways in which reading and consuming can also be acts of power. One of Syms's best-known projects is a critique of Afrofuturism, the artistic movement that explores and imagines the intersections between black culture and technology, typified by writers like Octavia Butler and Samuel Delany or musicians like Sun Ra or Janelle Monáe. Syms's work is preoccupied with the connections between media, technology, and black culture, but she rejects the afrofuturist mythology that imagines technology as a radical liberating funk-inflected fantasy. Syms is an afrofuturist, but, in her words, a mundane one. For her, the stakes are too high for an art that dwells in fantasy or the “harmless fun” of funky space aliens. The imaginative work of Afrofuturism takes the form of art that, for all its futurism and digitality, remains focused on our world, however upsetting, unjust, and mundane it may be. For the Organist, Syms spoke with our contributing editor, Niela Orr, about Syms's life and approach to art, and the new languages she invents for herself. In this episode, we also travel with Carmen Maria Machado to an Iowa gas station, where we find a dusty Subaru, a herd of cat-eyed children, and air that smells like diesel and manure and, inexplicably, limes. Carmen's book Her Body and Other Parties was recently long-listed for the National Book Award. Her writing has appeared in the New Yorker, Granta, Tin House, and elsewhere. Produced by Niela Orr and Jenny Ament Image by Martine Syms, courtesy of the Museum of Modern Art.

Writing on Air Radio Show   Join Carol with her guest Teresa Syms, Author of A Century of Secrets, Personal Empowerment Coach and Entrepreneur.  After experiencing a life-time of abuse and loneliness, in 2003, Teresa believed she escaped her past.  Then in 2007, she was almost killed in a motor vehicle accident. Facing life with chronic injuries and a brain injury that is a daily challenge, she then spent the next nine years rebuilding her life, learning about chronic pain, PTSD and taking many courses such as Authorship, Leadership, and Assertiveness.  Determined to fulfill her destiny, she embarked on a journey of healing and discovery.  She started writing her family story of how deep-seated family scars have impacted the identities of her family for many generations. Her writing gave her the wings to conquer the traumas of her past and in her life-altering book, A Century of Secrets, she highlights the adversity, brutality and survival of herself and other members of her family. Teresa is proudly stepping into her bright future as an Author, and Empowering Coach.  She is living proof that through courage, determination and a strong belief, you can give yourself a brilliant future.   Purchase "A Century of Secrets" at http://amzn.to/2n8Z9S3 Connect with Teresa at: http://www.TeresaSyms.com     email: Teresa@SterlingSilverCoaching.com  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/teresa.syms.5   Explore more Writing on Air at http://www.writingonair.net

Kim Syms 8-28-16 by Michelle Meow

Shawn Syms reads an excerpt from his short story "Taking Creative Licence."

Deb talks to Andrea Syms-Brown IBCLC, RLC, CIMI about breast feeding in the age of the internet. Can the internet solve your breastfeeding problems? Probably not, but it can connect you to the support you need. Andrea asks us to remember, breastfeeding is a choice. She reminds us not to let anyone guilt you about that choice, and that if you choose to breast feed embrace it and stay hydrated! Get the most out of each episode by checking out the show notes with links, resources and other related podcasts at: prenatalyogacenter.com If you love what you’ve been listening to, please leave a rating and review! Yoga| Birth|Babies To connect with Deb and the PYC Community:  instagram & facebook: @prenatalyogacenter Youtube: Prenatal Yoga Center   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"Professor... what's going on?!" Good question, Ace. The last ever classic Who story to be recorded, Ghost Light, is something of a period-piece puzzle - with a few pieces missing. But it does include dinner-suited monsters, gun-toting maids, an insane explorer, a simian sermoniser and a Neanderthal butler (doesn't every home have one?). This madhouse is presided over by a dusty but upwardly mobile photophobe, with high treason on his ever-evolving mind. But he doesn't bargain on the devious Doctor and the arsonous Ace, ably abetted by a racist rozzer and an uncontrolled control experiment. Enter the angelic, anally retentive Light and the Earth is in imminent danger of being purged in a fit of OCD pique. But can Jim and Martin shed any light on proceedings? Listen in and decide for yourself.

This episode stars Shawn Syms (Friend.Follow.Text.). It was recorded at the Whistler in Chicago, IL in November 2013.

FTB podcast #197 features the new album by KRIS KRISTOFFERSON entitled Feeling Mortal.  Also new music from MAX GOMEZ, SARA SYMS, and JOHN DRISKELL HOPKINS & BALSAM RANGE.  Here's the iTunes link to subscribe to the FTB podcasts.  Here's the direct link to listen now!  Get the Freight Train Boogie Americana  Android App from Amazon for only $1.99. Show #197 KRIS KRISTOFFERSON - Feeling Mortal  (Feeling Mortal) JESSE LAFSER - Anywhere I Got (Land In Sight) DAVIDSON HART KINGSBERY - 2 Horses  (2 Horses) DANIEL ROMANO  - Chicken Bill  (Come Cry With Me) (mic break) ROGER & THE ROCKETS - Little Things (Dirty Stuff) BRANDON JENKINS - Through The Fire (Through The Fire) TONY DENIKOS - High in the Low Country (Under the Church) SARA SYMS - One Last Hit (Fade To Blue) KRIS KRISTOFFERSON - Bread for the Body (Feeling Mortal) (mic break) MAX GOMEZ - Run To You   (Rule The World) SHAWN NELSON - In The Afternoon  (San Juan Street) DEANNA CARTEA  -  Open Road  (Open Road) JOHN DRISKELL HOPKINS & BALSAM RANGE -  Runaway Train (Daylight) TOYKO  ROSENTHAL -  Mulberry Place  (Tokyo's Fifth) (mic break) KRIS KRISTOFFERSON - Stairway to the Bottom  (Feeling Mortal) (Feb. 1st, 2013) Bill Frater Freight Train Boogie