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Hello, how are you? Most of us have been living life in lockdown in elasticated waistbands, slouchy sweatshirts and no bra. Our bodies will go into shock the next time we put on a pair of jeans, or suit and tie! Today Sandi is pondering the clothes we wear and what is deemed acceptable attire for women. It's very difficult to ride a bike in skirts and corset - let alone fight the patriarchy, But who decided that women shouldn't wear the trousers and which countries have been the slowest in allowing the freedom of allowing the female species to don a pair of strides? Most of us are beginning to wear 'normal' clothes again as we emerge into the new world, so Sandi is doing the same and will begin to ease this show. She'll take a break for a few days and release the last episode on Friday 4th July 2020 .... just in time for the pubs to reopen. Until next week, take care ...We Will Get Past This. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hello there, how lovely to see you again. Today Sandi is contemplating the current situation we find ourselves in and how it inhibits the ability to come-up with any kind of new fiction...life is weird enough as it is! So, it's nice to have books that one can dip-in and out of and the 'Live-Wire Book Of British Women Achievers' is perfect for that. In this episode we get to hear about some female trailblazers who despite their womanly states, were able write for stage and books, which ultimately led to women finally being allowed to perform on the stage. We're all looking forward to a time when we can go and watch performers of all gender persuasions in theatres again - and one day it will happen because... We Will Get Past This. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today Sandi has some company whilst she peruses her shelves of books, as her dog Mildred pops-in with a request.It would appear that Sandi has yet to mention any canine tails of daring-do and knowing full-well that Mildred is head of the household, Sandi immediately sought to remedy this oversight. Not only will you get to hear how dogs were used as a kitchen time-saving device in days gone-by, but Sandi also covers some fascinating back-stories of dogs of the silver screen and would be impossible to talk hounds from history without acknowledging how they help us in times of need - and are happy to do so. And I'm sure man's best friend would also agree ... We Will Get Past This. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today Sandi provides some wonderful escapism in the story of a life well lived.Lady Fanny Lucy Houston, wasn't born with a title, in fact her early life was one of poverty. So, how did she become the wealthiest woman in Britain?Her riches enabled her to not only indulge eccentricities, but to also become a leading light in the Suffragette movement and pioneer of aviation technology.If it hadn't been for Lady Houston, the outcome of WW2 may have been rather different. So, immerse yourself in this glorious tale of a woman we should have all learned about at school and remember, We Will Get Past This. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today Sandi is taking pleasures in the childish things in life, which can be a huge tonic in times of difficulty.It's a shame that as adults, we don't indulge in childish play, as there are so many games to be enjoyed. If you are fining yourself spending the majority of the day / evening night alone, then why not have a go at the 'Wiki game' - Sandi will tell you how.As well as giving some tips on how to while away the hours in solitude, Sandi dips-in to female storybook characters, some of whom weren't the most inspiring role models for our 'stump' , whilst others - such as Pippi Longstocking - are still admired. It's only a bit of fun...so, enjoy. We Will Get Past This. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

You asked, we listened: this is the kick-off episode of our For the Love of Music series! We’ll hear from artists of all stripes and genres, and find out what inspires them to create songs that touch our hearts like nothing else can. No doubt today’s guest has given you goosebumps a time or two. Whether it was her stunning rendition of “The Star Spangled Banner” that launched her to fame in the mid-80s, or when she belted out gospel classics like “We Shall Behold Him,” Sandi Patty is a vocal force of nature—but, ironically, she never felt she had a true voice in her own life. Today Sandi tells us some deeply personal, tragic and triumphant stories she wrote in her book “The Voice: Listening for God’s Voice and Finding Your Own.” Sandi shows us despite the darkness we face and despite others who may try to silence us for their own gain, our voices are valuable and worthy to be shared—and when we do, we’ll likely find a community of others waiting for a relatable voice to help them through their own darkness.

This episode is brought to you by Patreon sponsor Jeff Roberts. To learn how you can support the podcast, visit www.SchoolOfLaughs.com/Patreon. Sandi Joy Chadwick turned what could have been a major disappointment (loss of her singing voice) into a victory when she switched her focus to comedy. It took a little encouragement from others to take that initial step. Another nudge from a co-worker led to some bigger breaks. Today Sandi is 20 some odd months into her journey as a full time comedian. We cover a lot of ground, including: The differences between singing and stand-up Why WalMart worked out for her Winning a nationwide talent show Appearing at the same event as Tom Cruise Connecting and building rapport with the audience The importance of networking The one thing you can't outsource as a comedian Taking chances during a show The benefit of a supportive family Going full time and the challenges associated with it and much, much more! Learn more about Sandi Joy Chadwick! Visit her WEBSITE: SandiJoyComedy.com Instagram: SandiJoyFul WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE ON THE PODCAST? I am looking for a few listeners who have new premises they would like to brainstorm. If you have the ability to RECORD your set, I would love to have you on the show! We will brainstorm over a Google Hangout, then you will need to bring back an audio clip within two weeks to include in the show. Limited time 20% off coupon code for online courses! Use coupon code “20POD20” for 20% off any online comedy writing class during the month of September, 2016. Just enter that coupon code at check out to reduce your investment by 20%. Visit THIS PAGE to view the course offerings.