Podcast appearances and mentions of tina barrett

We spoke to Tina Barrett a few weeks about... About her struggle to find a school placement for her son Michael who has autism... And she joins me now with an update...

This special 100th episode highlights four years of Catching up with Longwood College and Longwood University student-athletes, coaches and administrators Lancers from the past.  Rich Posipanko, featured on the second podcast in May 2020, joins host Rohn Brown as they re-live favorite episodes and unearth new stories about Cal Luther, Jerome Kersey, and more.  Rohn pays tribute to his mentor and friend, former Longwood Sports Information Director, who passed away on September 26, 2024.        

In this episode, we take you on a nostalgic journey through the vibrant story of S Club 7, the iconic British pop group that took the world by storm in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Formed by the legendary music manager Simon Fuller, S Club 7 quickly became a household name with their catchy hits, infectious energy, and a unique blend of music and television. Join us as we explore the group's meteoric rise to fame, their impact on pop culture, and their enduring legacy. Our journey begins with the formation of S Club 7 in 1998. We'll delve into how Simon Fuller, the mastermind behind the Spice Girls, handpicked the seven members – Tina Barrett, Paul Cattermole, Jon Lee, Bradley McIntosh, Jo O'Meara, Hannah Spearritt, and Rachel Stevens – from thousands of hopefuls. We'll discuss their early days, the rigorous training and preparation, and the launch of their debut single "Bring It All Back," which skyrocketed to the top of the UK charts and set the stage for their global success. Next, we explore the unique fusion of music and television that set S Club 7 apart from other pop acts. Their TV show, "Miami 7," premiered in 1999 and followed the group's fictionalised adventures in Miami, blending humor, drama, and music. This innovative format not only showcased their talents but also endeared them to millions of fans worldwide.  As S Club 7's popularity soared, so did their achievements. We'll recount their impressive discography, featuring hits like "S Club Party," "Reach," and "Don't Stop Movin'," which became anthems for a generation. The group won numerous awards and embarked on sold-out tours. However, their journey was not without challenges, including Paul Cattermole's departure in 2002 and the eventual disbandment in 2003. We'll examine these pivotal moments and their impact on the group and their fans. Finally, we reflect on the legacy and reunion of S Club 7. Despite their split, the group's music continued to resonate, and their influence remained strong. In 2014, they delighted fans with a highly anticipated reunion tour, "Bring It All Back," celebrating their enduring appeal and timeless hits. We'll discuss the lasting impact of S Club 7 on pop culture, their contributions to the music and television landscape, and their place in the hearts of fans old and new. Tune in for a heartfelt tribute to a pop phenomenon that brought joy and inspiration to millions around the world. Talk2TheHand is an independent throwback podcast run by husband and wife, Jimmy and Beth. Obsessed with 90s nostalgia and 90s celebrities, we'll rewind the years and take you back to the greatest era of our lives.   New episodes bursting with nostalgia of the 90s released on Tuesdays. Please subscribe to our podcast and we'll keep you gooey in 1990s love. Find us on Twitter @talk2thehandpod or email us at jimmy@talk2thehand.co.uk or beth@talk2thehand.co.uk

Tina Barrett, with Nebraska Farm Business, Inc., explains a new tax law that could impact many agricultural operations across our Nebraska Earlier this year, the Nebraska Legislature passed LB754, which contains changes allowing partnerships and S-corps to elect to pay state income taxes at the entity level, rather than only at the owner level. This opens up potential federal tax benefits for pass-through entities that were previously only available to C-corps in Nebraska. The law also includes options to make this election retroactively from 2018 to 2022. Tina discusses how this new approach works, who may benefit from it, and what business owners should consider if debating whether to make this election. Read more: https://cap.unl.edu/finance/nebraska-legislature-approves-pass-through-entity-tax-bill

With drought conditions impacting pastures and fields across Nebraska, there are some important tax deferrals that may be available for both livestock and crop producers. Tina Barrett, director of Nebraska Farm Business, Incorporated, joins the podcast to discuss. Read more at https://cap.unl.edu/finance/tax-consequences-drought.

High commodity prices and good yields contributed to a rise in net farm income and improvement in profitability across Nebraska last year for many agricultural operations. Many of those businesses experiencing improvements in liquidity, but there could be challenges for them in protecting that liquidity. That's according to Tina Barrett, director of Nebraska Farm Business, Incorporated, which provides financial analysis, business planning and tax services to over 400 clients in agriculture across the state. She joins the podcast to discuss more about what their 2021 data reveals about the financial standing of farms in Nebraska. Read more at https://cap.unl.edu/finance/protecting-liquidity-tax-planning.

Of the many proposals that could impact farms and ranches being discussed in Washington lately, discussion around the issue of federal estate and transfer taxes has the attention of many in agriculture. For a look at what is being proposed, what we know and don't know about it and how farmers and ranchers may be impacted, Tina Barrett, a farm financial consultant and director of Nebraska Farm Business, Incorporated, joins the podcast. Read more in her article at https://cap.unl.edu/policy-legal/2021-federal-estate-and-transfer-tax-law-proposals.

Hear Us:Writing from the Inside During the Time of COVID is a collection of over 50 essays, poems, pieces of fiction, and artwork from—or about—inmates serving time in U.S. correctional facilities. The incarcerated are infected by COVID at a rate five times higher than the general population. Crowded conditions, lack of sanitation, and inadequate medical care all contribute to the desperate conditions inside our prison system. Alongside COVID, our national conversation regarding race, racism, and a long overdue reckoning was also taking place behind bars. Exchange-for-Change, a nonprofit organization, offers writing courses in prisons and runs letter exchanges between incarcerated students and writers studying on the outside. They partnered with Disorder Press, a sibling owned and operated independent press, to publish this anthology. Alongside living with—and dying of—COVID in our correctional institutions, inmates write about the Black Lives Matter movement, general prison life, and what the past year was like behind bars.  Kathie Klarreich (Executive Director for Exchange-for-Change), Mik Grantham (owner of Disorder Press) and Tina Barrett (sister of a former incarcerated student of Exchange-for-Change who died of COVID last year, and a contributor to the anthology) join Marrie Stone to talk about the anthology and the organization that supported its creation. Download audio.  (Broadcast date: August 4, 2021)

Three-time NCGA All-American and Academic All-American, Small College All-American, Longwood Athletic Hall of Fame, 19-year LPGA veteran.   For Tina Barrett, the list of accolades and accomplishments goes on and on.  Now, she leverages her experience to develop the next generation of golfers as the head men's and women's golf coach at Ottawa University in Surprise Arizona.   

Joining Bobby Norris and Stephen Leng this week was Love Island star Wes Nelson, who talked about his new music career and gave some tips to the new batch of Islanders. S Club star Tina Barrett discussed a potential reunion and how the band never had time to argue. Also, former TOWIE star Joey Turner chatted about his exciting plans for university and how he found his two years on the show.

Joining Bobby Norris and Stephen Leng this week was Love Island star Wes Nelson, who talked about his new music career and gave some tips to the new batch of Islanders. S Club star Tina Barrett discussed a potential reunion and how the band never had time to argue. Also, former TOWIE star Joey Turner chatted about his exciting plans for university and how he found his two years on the show.

Thank you to Belinda and Katie from Bardot, Mya and Tina Barrett for sending in their lovely messages of congrats for our Mailbag episodes, along with all our amazing listeners from around the world. In celebration of our 40th episode and also three years of Right Back At Ya!, Joel and David invite Right Back At Ya! listeners to write in or send voice notes to be part of our show. Together with our amazing, lovely and enthusiastic community of pop fans we answer your deepest burning questions, dilemmas, get into song recommendations and so much more. Enjoy this two-part special that is as much a celebration of you, our listeners, as it is our podcast milestone. Follow Right Back At Ya!  https://www.instagram.com/rightbackpod/https://twitter.com/rightbackpodhttps://www.facebook.com/rightbackpodCheck out our Spotify playlists https://open.spotify.com/user/1c3ks5jdh2x4j7jdg1o0aglwgFollow Joel https://www.instagram.com/dr_joelb/https://twitter.com/DR_JoelBFollow David https://www.instagram.com/lovelimmy/https://twitter.com/lovelimmy Email us rightbackpod@gmail.com 

Tina Barrett is a farm financial consultant and director of Nebraska Farm Business, Inc. With so many things constantly changing for farm producers, it is important to be prepared to make decisions. Barrett offers tips for farmers and ranchers and discusses what they should be paying attention to right now to best prepare to make quality decisions quickly.

For farmers and ranchers, both cash flow and profitability are important. But, equally important, is an understanding of the distinctions between the two. Tina Barrett is a financial consultant and director of Nebraska Farm Business, Incorporated., which started in 1976 as part of Nebraska Extension, and works with producers from across the state to provide financial and management assistance.

The Andy Jaye Podcast this week brings you three very different yet very engaging conversations. Our stars this week are; actor and musician Richard Blackwood, Actor and mental health campaigner Nicola Thorpe and singer-songwriter Tina Barrett. Richard Blackwood is the first in the hot seat with a warm conversation about the struggles of making it in the world of acting and music. Richard also shares his very personal account of losing his mother and explains how he now sees her as a guardian angel. Following Richard, we hear from actor Nicola Thorpe who opens up about her life before acting and shares some of the struggles working in a male-dominated environment. Then, following fame, Nicola discusses one of the less appealing sides of fame - internet trolls. Finally, Andy talks to Tina Barrett, best known as a singer from the pop group S Club 7. Tina brings Andy up to speed on what she's doing in her life as 'Tina from London' as opposed to 'Tina from S Club' whilst reminiscing on her life as a pop star. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With: Jessica Groskopf, extension educator and agricultural economist; Glennis McClure, extension educator and farm and ranch management analyst; Aaron Berger, extension educator for beef systems; Austin Duerfeldt, extension educator and agricultural economist; and Tina Barrett, program manager, Nebraska Farm Business, Inc. This is the second in a series of webinars to assist farmer and ranchers to better understand their financial positions. Sessions will be held from noon to 1 p.m. Central on the second Thursday of each month, through May, and offer education on financial statements, rations, record keeping and understanding the cost of production. This month will focus on managing costs of production, including where to find cost-of-production information, characteristics of profitable operations and areas to reduce costs without sacrificing productivity.

Your fave 2000s pop throwback guides are joined by very special guest Tina Barrett of S Club 7! The legendary group, created by Simon Fuller, sold over 10 million albums worldwide, earned two Brit Awards, and scored four UK No.1 singles - ‘Don’t Stop Movin’’, ‘Bring It All Back’, ‘Never Had A Dream Come True’ and ‘Have You Ever’. In this catch up, Tina talks about her moment in Mis-Teeq with Sabrina Washington and Alesha Dixon before joining S Club 7. She shares her highlights from filming their hit TV series, talks deep cuts (shout out to ’Stronger’ and ‘Discotek’), and ideas for a potential reunion!  Whether it's revisiting her iconic red dress from the “Seeing Double” movie premiere or diving into her solo singles ‘Private Dance Instructor’, ‘Mwah Mwah’ and 'Fire'… this is a treat S Club fans don’t want to miss! ICYMI - go check out our two-part S Club 7 episodes! 'Private Dance Instructor' is available to stream on all platforms now.  Follow Tina https://twitter.com/realtinab1 https://www.instagram.com/misstinaannbarrett Follow Right Back At Ya!  https://www.instagram.com/rightbackpod/ https://twitter.com/rightbackpod https://www.facebook.com/rightbackpod Check out our Spotify playlists https://open.spotify.com/user/1c3ks5jdh2x4j7jdg1o0aglwg Follow Joel  https://www.instagram.com/dr_joelb/ https://twitter.com/DR_JoelB Follow David  https://www.instagram.com/lovelimmy/ https://twitter.com/lovelimmy Email us rightbackpod@gmail.com

Hello and welcome to Secure The Insecure presented by Johnny Seifert.This weeks guest is S Club 7 singer Tina Barrett who talks about what life really was like in my favourite band of all time and all about her new single Private Dance Instructor.If you are listening on iTunes please a five star rating and a review and remember it is okay to not be okay.If you want to contact me I am on social media @johnnyseifert and @securetheinsecurepodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With Tina Barrett, director, Nebraska Farm Business, Inc. As farmers and ranchers prepare to file 2020 taxes, new updates to tax law in 2020 are important to be aware of. Tina Barrett will summarize these changes, including the many new considerations under the CARES Act, and discuss how they impact tax returns for the year.

Tina Barrett is a farm financial consultant and director of Nebraska Farm Business, Inc., which provides financial analysis, business planning and tax services to over 400 farm and ranch businesses across the state. She reviews the current financial positions of farms included in Nebraska Farm Business's annual farm averages report, looking at net income, cost of production, debt and net worth, and what these numbers reveal about the variability among operations and outlook going forward.

Tina's doing her dance! We're so excited for this week's episode. We're joined by Tina Barrett. We talk all about her start to the industry, being in one of our favorite bands EVER, S Club 7, and her solo music. Tina has a member of S Club 3 recently as well. What will the band look like next year? Listen to find out!

In this episode, host Seth Askelson is joined by OUAZ golf head coach Tina Barrett. The two discuss having seafood at a tailgate and finding seafood in Arizona, her thoughts on the end of this past season and how she thought the team was setting up to compete for conference and national titles, the growth and success of graduating senior Noah Hofman, how the program's success has impacted recruiting, her experience learning to be a college coach at a school that was just starting, how she was recruited to OUAZ to be an assistant coach, transitioning from assistant coach to head coach, her career on the LPGA, her experiences with the building of campus and the opening of the O'Dell Center, being a fan of hockey and the Arizona Coyotes, and looking ahead to next season.

ENCORE EPISODE - originally published May 8, 2019 "As activities or writing projects come up, gift-making for parents around these days, we can help prepare our children for what is the language you want to share. And even help a child come to an understanding that, yep, you've still got a mom, your mom's not walking on the earth, that her body has stopped working. She died. And it's okay to honor that she's your mom, and what she looked like, and how darn much she loved you, and that she really liked Skittles and daisies and whatever it might be, that you all used to sing this one song together. It's okay to still call her your mom and it's okay that you cry when those activities come up and it's okay to make her a card, and it's okay to include her in pictures where you're drawing a family picture. In the same way any of us claim relationships, you can still claiming these relationships. It's still your relationship." - Dr. Tina Barrett I had such a great discussion with Dr. Tina Barrett of Montana's Tamarack Grief Resource Center for this episode. Tina is a nationally recognized specialist in outdoor-based grief support programs. She co-founded Tamarack, and has run grief programs and camps for over 20 years. With Mother's Day and Father's Day right around the corner, I invited Tina to speak with us about ideas for approaching these holidays, and so much more. We talked about: Tina's dissertation and research findings on how outdoor-based grief support can be beneficial for grieving youth and adults; Programs offered by the Tamarack Grief Resource Center, including grief groups, youth overnight and day camps, Women's Rendezvous, Men's Retreat, and Family Camp; Why both Father's Day and Mother's Day might be hard, whether it's mom or dad who died; Practical ideas for honoring Mother's Day and Father's Day, whether you have young children or teens; Tips on approaching school activities around Mother's / Father's Day, such as writing assignments and art projects; Different grief styles, and how important it is to understand and recognize that people, including kids, grieve in different ways; and The difference between self-care and self-indulgence. I hope you enjoy my discussion with Dr. Tina Barrett.

  Founder/Executive Director of Tamarack Grief Resource Center, Dr. Tina Barrett specializes in outdoor-based support. Since 1996, Barrett has directed over 120 grief camps across the country. She serves on […] The post Walking the Road to Hope with Tina Barret appeared first on Open to Hope.

"As activities or writing projects come up, gift-making for parents around these days, we can help prepare our children for what is the language you want to share. And even help a child come to an understanding that, yep, you've still got a mom, your mom's not walking on the earth, that her body has stopped working. She died. And it's okay to honor that she's your mom, and what she looked like, and how darn much she loved you, and that she really liked Skittles and daisies and whatever it might be, that you all used to sing this one song together. It's okay to still call her your mom and it's okay that you cry when those activities come up and it's okay to make her a card, and it's okay to include her in pictures where you're drawing a family picture. In the same way any of us claim relationships, you can still claiming these relationships. It's still your relationship." - Dr. Tina Barrett I had such a great discussion with Dr. Tina Barrett of Montana's Tamarack Grief Resource Center for this episode. Tina is a nationally recognized specialist in outdoor-based grief support programs. She co-founded Tamarack, and has run grief programs and camps for over 20 years. With Mother's Day and Father's Day right around the corner, I invited Tina to speak with us about ideas for approaching these holidays, and so much more. We talked about: Tina's dissertation and research findings on how outdoor-based grief support can be beneficial for grieving youth and adults; Programs offered by the Tamarack Grief Resource Center, including grief groups, youth overnight and day camps, Women's Rendezvous, Men's Retreat, and Family Camp; Why both Father's Day and Mother's Day might be hard, whether it's mom or dad who died; Practical ideas for honoring Mother's Day and Father's Day, whether you have young children or teens; Tips on approaching school activities around Mother's / Father's Day, such as writing assignments and art projects; Different grief styles, and how important it is to understand and recognize that people, including kids, grieve in different ways; and The difference between self-care and self-indulgence. I hope you enjoy my discussion with Dr. Tina Barrett.

The big debate about the words to the S Club 7 classic Reach continues, so Scott gets word straight from the horses mouth (err, not that we are calling Tina Barrett from S Club 7 a horse!) Also Nicole from Pontypridd returns with tales of her adventures in Amsterdam.

How Parents Can Help Children Deal with Grief In our last podcast Dr. Sara and Dr. John, teamed up with Dr. Tina Barrett from Tamarack Grief Resource Center as we answered some questions about how to talk about death. This week, we go from talking to doing, as we invite Dr. Tina back, this time to discuss how parents can help children deal with grief. After Dr. Sara and Dr. John check in on each other’s grief memories, Dr. Tina shares more of her infinite wisdom on how we, as practically perfect parents, can help support our kids through grief. From emotional regulation to behavior, Dr. Tina describes what’s normal for grieving families, and how to cope with complex and difficult grief experiences. This podcast is brought to you by the Charles Engelhard Foundation, and the National Parenting Education Network. If you would like to be a sponsor please let us know!   Resources mentioned in this podcast: Why Do People Die? Helping Your Child Understand-With Love and Illustrations By: Cynthia MacGregor    The Dougy Center in Portland Oregon.          

Talking with Children about Life & Death In keeping with our “Big Talks” theme, this episode focuses on how parents can face and manage conversations about death with their children. Beginning with memories from their childhoods and concluding with money tips and resources, Dr. Sara and Dr. John ramble from practical tips to philosophical truths. Best of all, sandwiched in the middle is an interview with Dr. Tina Barrett, executive director of the Tamarack Grief Resource Center in Missoula, MT. Dr. Tina opens with a quote from Mr. Rogers, encouraging parents to provide their children with honest and simple responses to questions about death. She describes how parents can face distress together with their children in ways that builds strengths. Dr. Tina also provides ideas for how parents can talk about grief in ways that combine spirituality with biological realities. If you’re not sure how to talk with children about death, a dose of Dr. Tina’s wisdom may be just what you need. This podcast is brought to you by the Charles Engelhard Foundation, and the National Parenting Education Network.   Resources Mentioned in This Episode: The Fall of Freddy the Leaf: A Story of Life for All Ages By: Leo Buscaglia   Death is Stupid by Anastasia Higginbotham

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Welcome Radical Ones!⚡️⚡️With the upcoming 25th anniversary of the smash hit British pop group S Club 7, Ryan and Rob discus various S Club topics including: Our Top songs from the band, ranking our favorite members, a S Club game and much more!⚡️Then we dive into today's movie "Seeing Double" from 2003, in which the group gets replaced by clones!⚡️"The adventures of six young adults, four girls and two boys, in their early-20's, Seeing Double is a 2003 British musical-comedy film starring British pop-group, S Club. Written by Kim Fuller and Paul Alexander, and directed by Nigel Dick, the film mostly features songs from the group's album of the same name including "Don't Stop Movin'" and "Never Had a Dream Come True."Tina Barrett, Jon Lee, Bradley McIntosh, Jo O'Meara, Hannah Spearritt, Rachel Stevens & Paul Cattermole ( S Club 7)⚡️Rob's Instagram: Geekyrob & Brunch With The Halliwells!/Rob The Movie Geek InstagramPlease Like