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Welcome to Plano Library Speaks, the podcast of Plano Public Library! In this first episode, we'll introduce you to your hosts, Rachel and Bob, and to our format. Each show will consist of four segments, as seen below for this episode. Leading and Learning:  In this segment, we'll explore resources for lifelong learning with a focus on business and career. Our guest for this episode (and future shows) is Kristin Linscott, from our Outreach & Engagement department, who discusses… SCORE mentorships – information found here on our blog Virtual programs mentioned in this segment (more details can be found here): Wednesdays in October – LinkedIn for Career Success series 10/9/21 Exploring Careers in Construction 10/16/21 Business Plan 101 10/22/21 Better Communication. Better Results. LinkedIn Learning can be accessed from this page, with your library card number and PIN Plano Public Library Youtube channel Business & Partnerships page on our website Kids & Family The library of course has many programs for children and families, from our popular Story Times to cultural events. Today we spoke to Haggard librarian Andrea Cabrerra and learned about early literacy principles and how the library incorporates these into our programming. The five early literacy practices, from our blog Did You Know In this segment, we'll explore aspects and services of the library of which you might not be aware. Today Schimelpfenig librarian Trish Clark talks with us about equipment and software for business needs you probably don't have at home, but is available at your library!   Meet the Staff   Finally, in each show you will meet one of our staff members. This episode features Davis Librarian Laura Hargrove, who talks about our Teen Advisory Board, the Teen Street Team.

This week on Caregiver Crossing, we talk about two wonderful upcoming events! Trish Clark with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society talks about Light the Night on October 5th, and then we're joined by Julie Moore, Director of the Indiana Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association's upcoming Walk to End Alzheimer's on October 12th. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/caregiver-crossing/message

On today's episode of Deep Focus, host Tom Breen talks with local producer Trish Clark and New York-based filmmaker Frank Fasano about the 48 Hour Film Project New Haven, the ninth annual competition in which teams rush to write, shoot, edit, and deliver a short movie all over the course of a single weekend at the end of July.

The New Haven 48 Hour Film Project is a crash course in speed filmmaking. On episode 34 of Full Exposure, learn from a veteran TV and film producer how speed-filmmaking can help hone your film production skills AND having fun! Host Jim Kamp speaks with Trish Clark, regional producer in New Haven, Conn. for the 48 Hour Film Project, an international yearly timed competition and the longest-running competition of its kind. The 48 Hour Film Project pits aspiring film and videomakers from across the country and in Europe to a test of rapid fire filmmaking in a whirlwind two days being challenged to develop a story concept, cast, shoot, edit and deliver a short film. The head-spinning race culminates in a night of screening the entries followed by a judging to determine the finalists to see who will advance to the national Filmapalooza festival. The 48 Hour Film Project New Haven is July 26th to the 28th, 2019.   Today's Guest: Trish Clark https://www.48hourfilm.com/newhaven/ @newhaven48hfp Host & Producer: Jim Kamp http://polychromemedia.com/jameskamp/ @kampjames

The New Haven 48 Hour Film Project is a crash course in speed filmmaking. On episode 34 of Full Exposure, learn from a veteran TV and film producer how speed-filmmaking can help hone your film production skills AND having fun! Host Jim Kamp speaks with Trish Clark, regional producer in New Haven, Conn. for the 48 Hour Film Project, an international yearly timed competition and the longest-running competition of its kind. The 48 Hour Film Project pits aspiring film and videomakers from across the country and in Europe to a test of rapid fire filmmaking in a whirlwind two days being challenged to develop a story concept, cast, shoot, edit and deliver a short film. The head-spinning race culminates in a night of screening the entries followed by a judging to determine the finalists to see who will advance to the national Filmapalooza festival. The 48 Hour Film Project New Haven is July 26th to the 28th, 2019.   Today's Guest: Trish Clark https://www.48hourfilm.com/newhaven/ @newhaven48hfp Host & Producer: Jim Kamp http://polychromemedia.com/jameskamp/ @kampjames

Tess and Chris talk to returning guest, Trish Clark, City Producer for 48 Hour Film Project New Haven, about the upcoming film competition 07/26-07/28/19 and the typo that started it all. Find out more and sign up today at www.48hourfilm.com/en/new-haven-ct !!! CFW will see you there! Link to 48HFPNH city winner 2016: "5150": https://www.48hourfilm.com/en/new-haven-ct/films/20017  Follow us at "Connecticut FilmWorks" on youtube and facebook: www.facebook.com/connecticutfilmworks and https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpyTFfQpybFOt_wgFkUkkkw  Produced with assistance by Running Brook Productions LLC: www.runningbrookproductions.com  Credits: Hosts - Tess Pellicano and Christian Szokolay Producer- Tess Pellicano Editor - Tess Pellicano Tech Director - Christian Szokolay

Trish Clark joins us to talk about the 48 Hour Film Project, producing TV shows in New York, and whether or not Rosie O'Donnell is a cool lady. Also we give an update on Trinity Bar!

Host Andrew Morgan (@jokesondrew) is joined by TV/Film Producer, Trish Clark (@wildwavewoman), to break down the quirky, coming-of-age movie, UNICORN STORE, which is directed & starring Brie Larson (Captain Marvel; Room). We discuss the booming career of Brie Larson, the lack of feminist or female issues in a movie made by women, & a complete breakdown of the film. Follow the podcast @nomcastpod on Twitter/Instagram.

British actress and global traveler Joanna Lumley tells Rick why her family is revered in Bhutan, then Spanish tour guides describe the highlights of their country's spiritual capital, Toledo. Plus, guidebook author Trish Clark shares tips for finding an affordable room and a good breakfast in Europe's convents and monasteries. For more information on Travel with Rick Steves - including episode descriptions, program archives and related details - visit www.ricksteves.com.

“There's something inevitably fascistic about a perfect world” - Stella Brennan. UK academic Sean Cubitt joins Stella Brennan and host Mark Amery to discuss 'Object Permanence', Stella's new solo show at Trish Clark gallery, plus technological utopias and making dialogue with the non-human.

On today's episode of Deep Focus, host Tom Breen talks with Trish Clark about this summer's 48 Hour Film Project New Haven, the eighth annual Elm City competition to make a 4 to 7 minute movie that follows an assortment of randomly assigned criteria over the course of one weekend. Breen and Clark also talk about the Nutmeg Institute, which Clark co-founded to help connect and inspire local filmmakers.

On the first segment of today’s show, host Tom Breen talks with Allan Appel and Lucy Gellman about LOVING VINCENT, a new animated film from directors Dorota Kobiela and Hugh Welchman that gives the Citizen Kane treatment to the life of Dutch post-impressionist painter Vincent Van Gogh: through a series of flashbacks and second-hand stories, we see the rise and fall of the troubled and inspired life of this eccentric painter, focusing in on the final days of his life in the rural French town of Auvers. Unlike most animated movies, this story is composed of tens of thousands of hand-drawn oil paintings by over one hundred contributing artists, all simulating the heavy brushstrokes and ebullient style of the movie’s namesake. On the second segment of the show, Breen is joined by Lucy McClure, Debbie Hesse, and Trish Clark to talk about the Nasty Women Film Event, a screening night of locally made feminist films that will be taking place at the Ely Center of Contemporary Art on Election day, next Tuesday, in honor of, or in defiance of, the anniversary of Donald Trump’s election as president.

[Originally Aired July 2016] In this episode we finally have our sound engineer, Brendan Linehan, at the table. Our guest is Super Woman, Trish Clark. We talk to her about how she got her 2 Emmys, Brendan's love of Kung Fu, the new class Tess is taking at CTV, and the wide world of independent film-making. www.facebook.com/connecticutfilmworks/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpyTFfQpybFOt_wgFkUkkkw  To check out 48 Hour Film Project, go to www.48hourfilm.com  Credits: Host--> Tess Pellicano Producer/Editor--> Tess Pellicano and Brendan Linehan Sound Engineer--> Matt Gioffino Studio --> Baobab Tree Studios Music --> "Feelin Good" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/independent

SHOW NOTES 1:24 – The nuns suggest Lenten practices for each other 3:35 – A tangible Lent 5:20 – Setting goals vs. allowing Lent to unfold 7:10 – Self-awareness as part of the Lenten journey 8:35 – Energized by the Spirit…and coffee 10:00 – A listener feels conflict with friends over fasting for Lent 11:30 – Three aspects of Lent: fasting, prayer, and almsgiving   14:15 – A Lenten call to vulnerability  17:15 – Music break: “Lent,” Dogma Dogs  18:45 – A listener wonders if wearing ashes means he's parading around his holiness 21:00 – Wearing (or not) ashes throughout Ash Wednesday   25:00 – Ashes as a sign of humility Links from today's show: Trish Clark and pilgrimage  Podcast schedule   We welcome your thoughts on this podcast! Visit the episode page on our website, scroll to the bottom, and type in your comments!

This Random Nun Clip is from In Good Faith episode 19, with Trish Clark, author of Guide to the Camino, a step-by-step guide to walking the pilgrim path from St-Jean-Pied-de-Port in France to Santiago de Compostela in Spain. Hear the full podcast at IGF019.

British actress and global traveler Joanna Lumley tells Rick why her family is revered in Bhutan, then Spanish tour guides describe the highlights of their country's spiritual capital, Toledo. Plus, guidebook author Trish Clark shares tips for finding an affordable room and a good breakfast in Europe's convents and monasteries. For more information on Travel with Rick Steves - including episode descriptions, program archives and related details - visit www.ricksteves.com.

IGF019 In Good Faith with travel writer Trish Clark, recorded live on July 18, 2012. Produced by aNunsLife.org Ministry. Topics include: what it's like to stay at convents and monasteries in Europe, walking the Camino, pilgrimage, encountering God.