Podcast appearances and mentions of wendy cooper

Kevin recounts the story of a murder in his childhood hometown that literally took away the town's innocence. Wendy Cooper went missing in June, 1974. What happened after that shook the town to its' very core...  

Wendy Cooper and Heyden Alderson of the Hamilton Crime Information Facebook Group join Mike Williams to discuss their aims and how they operate.

On this festive episode of the Gung-Fu Super Bros. Podcast, the gang comes together to exchange gifts, share Christmas traditions, and talk about the passing of Mexican singer Vicente Fernandez. In the second half, "A Chuckmember to Remember" continues with the Jonathan Brandis and Chuck Norris movie "Sidekicks." Has Chuck won over Enrique? Did Jonathan Brandis imagine this entire movie? Why is Wendy Cooper wasting her time with Jonathan Brandis? Did Joe Piscopo understand the assignment when taking this gig? Find out what we think on this week's manic episode of the Gung-Fu Super Bros. Podcast, available where fine Podcasts are sold. Still not following us on Instagram and Twitter? Why not? Our moms think we're cool. www.twitter.com/gungfusuperbros www.instagram.com/gungfusuperbrospod Please rate and review us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or wherever you listen to us! Or leave us a voicemail at www.gungfusuperbros.com or on our Google Voice number 661-401-5941 to be part of our show. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Wendy (IG: @wcooperkelly) is a lifelong Memphian and has been an architect with LRK (IG: @lrk_inc) since 2011. She has worked on several local projects including The Renasant Convention Center, The Commonwealth, FedExFamily House Phase II, and Tennessee Brewery. In her spare time, she renovates her MCM ranch with husband Chris. They have 3 fur babies-Herman, Hazel and Willow, who all claim to be superintendents of the renovation projects. Disclaimer: The perspectives expressed on this show are those of the guest and may or may not reflect the perspectives of Arcade Restaurant or the podcast host.   The premise of 901 On The Mind, the newest subseries of the What's On Your Mind podcast (@whatsonyourmindpodcast), is to highlight local Memphis-based stories: the history of this city, the people, the spirit, and the grit and grind of who we are. These episodes are hosted by Jani (@janirad.me) and filmed live and on-site in Downtown Memphis at the Arcade Restaurant IG: @arcaderestaurant (Memphis' oldest Cafe, founded in 1919!) and are produced as Instagram Live IGTV episodes and podcast episodes. As always, thank you for the theme music @briank_williams28 BK Williams! . Become a monthly supporter of the show and stream episodes online at janirad.com/podcast.   As heard on the What's On Your Mind Podcast, Wavelength @joinwavelength is the app to take back your power over food. Reduce cravings, stop overeating, and improve your relationship to food and your body for good. Every membership purchased directly supports this podcast! Join me and start your very own wavelength journey at wavelength.live/mind for 50% OFF YOUR MEMBERSHIP! Enjoy the mindfulness moments, mini courses, and the MASSIVE online community at wavelength.live/mind for 50% off. Love your body again

Wendy Cooper has discovered new species and written books describing the fruit and the plants of Australia. And she did most of it alongside her husband, William T. Cooper, who was one of the greatest scientific painters of nature in the world. In her new book, The Botanical Art of William T. Cooper, Wendy has collected Bill's botanical sketches and paintings, alongside her own stories of their time together.

Wendy Cooper has discovered new species and written books describing the fruit and the plants of Australia. And she did most of it alongside her husband, William T. Cooper, who was one of the greatest scientific painters of nature in the world. In her new book, The Botanical Art of William T. Cooper, Wendy has collected Bill's botanical sketches and paintings, alongside her own stories of their time together.

Todd Jacques and Wendy Cooper from Tides Canada join Lynn to discuss the ways in which, through an impact lens, Tides supports philanthropists and changemakers to better their communities. The conversation focuses on the importance of local involvement in place-based initiatives, and the foundation offering both an impact investing opportunity and a shared platform that allows community-led initiatives to focus on their mission while the foundation does the rest. Resources: Tides Canada: https://tidescanada.org  Tides Canada shared platform: https://tidescanada.org/our-solutions/shared-platform/  Todd Jacques on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/toddjaques/ Wendy Cooper on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wendy-cooper-59548233  Find out more about our work at Social Impact Advisors: www.socialimpactadvisors.ca 

In her early career as a psychotherapist, Wendy enjoyed a thriving private practice. Later, she felt a strong call to animal communication (AC). Now, her AC clients get relief from grief over a sick or deceased pet, clarity about their readiness to transition, data about the pet’s mission on earth, and fun…. all from the pet’s perspective. Wendy is a Reiki practitioner and uses many forms of energetic healing. She teaches international classes where everyone can participate by phone. Students learn how to do AC with their pets, even if only to let the pets know when they will return home after an absence. Wendy is co-author of the renowned book, “The Spirit of Women Entrepreneurs.” Wendy’s mission is to be a voice for the animals, to assist humans to be in harmony with all species, and to guide people to live as their best selves with and for their pets.Animals are amazing healers & teachers! Animal communication (AC) connects us with animals, telepathically, accessing their wisdom on many levels. The animals love being heard about their preferences and assisting us on our paths!Animal communication is powerful, relieving, and offers guidance for humans. The animals like being warned before there are household changes. They love to share their missions (why they are with you now) and their ascensions (their purpose on their spiritual path) so their humans can assist them to serve and grow. Animals like to give data before, during, and after their transition (death). Clients may feel complete after just one session. Other clients choose to be on their spiritual path with their animals, so they do regular AC sessions for connection and guidance. Human ability to do AC is hard-wired and natural. It is ‘intuition on steroids,’ although it does take practice. Clients take classes to learn simple techniques for telepathic connection with their pets and other animals, and/or to incorporate AC into their respective healing practices!

In her early career as a psychotherapist, Wendy enjoyed a thriving private practice. Later, she felt a strong call to animal communication (AC). Now, her AC clients get relief from grief over a sick or deceased pet, clarity about their readiness to transition, data about the pet’s mission on earth, and fun…. all from the pet’s perspective. Wendy is a Reiki practitioner and uses many forms of energetic healing. She teaches international classes where everyone can participate by phone. Students learn how to do AC with their pets, even if only to let the pets know when they will return home after an absence. Wendy is co-author of the renowned book, “The Spirit of Women Entrepreneurs.” Wendy’s mission is to be a voice for the animals, to assist humans to be in harmony with all species, and to guide people to live as their best selves with and for their pets. Animals are amazing healers & teachers! Animal communication (AC) connects us with animals, telepathically, accessing their wisdom on many levels. The animals love being heard about their preferences and assisting us on our paths! Animal communication is powerful, relieving, and offers guidance for humans. The animals like being warned before there are household changes. They love to share their missions (why they are with you now) and their ascensions (their purpose on their spiritual path) so their humans can assist them to serve and grow. Animals like to give data before, during, and after their transition (death). Clients may feel complete after just one session. Other clients choose to be on their spiritual path with their animals, so they do regular AC sessions for connection and guidance. Human ability to do AC is hard-wired and natural. It is ‘intuition on steroids,’ although it does take practice. Clients take classes to learn simple techniques for telepathic connection with their pets and other animals, and/or to incorporate AC into their respective healing practices!

Is secondary infertility affecting you? Over 3 million couples in the U.S. alone are faced with the devastating diagnosis of secondary infertility.  Wendy Cooper shares how she triumphed over secondary infertility and how you can too!  When Wendy and her husband made the decision to have a second child they found  it wasn't happening as ...

Jason Zuk will interview Wendy Cooper, MSW-Renowned Animal Communicator.   Ever wonder if you could learn to communicate effectively with your pets or with other animals?   Are you suffering from the loss of a deceased pet?   I encourage you to listen to our episode and learn more about Animal Communication.  While initially practicing as a psychotherapist for many years, Wendy's primary focus is now communicating with Animals where she works with her clients to provide relief from grief over a sick or deceased pet, or to help them gain an increased understanding about a pet's health or behavior from the pet's perspective. Interested in asking a question to our Special Guest? Please call into our show at (347) 989-1206.   We encourage callers to contact us at approximately 30 minutes into the show to allow time for us to conduct our interview with our Special Guest.  

Jason Zuk will interview Wendy Cooper, MSW-Renowned Animal Communicator.   Ever wonder if you could learn to communicate effectively with your pets or with other animals?   Are you suffering from the loss of a deceased pet?   I encourage you to listen to our episode and learn more about Animal Communication.  While initially practicing as a psychotherapist for many years, Wendy's primary focus is now communicating with Animals where she works with her clients to provide relief from grief over a sick or deceased pet, or to help them gain an increased understanding about a pet's health or behavior from the pet's perspective.  Interested in asking a question to our Special Guest? Please call into our show at (347) 989-1206.   We encourage callers to contact us at approximately 30 minutes into the show to allow time for us to conduct our interview with our Special Guest.  

Bria Burton brings the boys some bait and a switch. When Crystal awakens in another woman's body, she thinks she knows what she's there for, but this switch is different than her past experiences.Afterward, Rish and Big talk about the premise of this Triple Word Score contest winner, but can't quite recall what show it reminds them of. Special thanks to Wendy Cooper for producing today's story, and to Renee Chambliss, Nicole Suddeth, and Wendy Cooper for lending their voices to the episode.

It's only been two months since Agent Joseph faced masses of zombies while locked inside of a prison.  Now, he has a new mission.  This one is so big that half of all CHEMO is being mobilized.  They have to destroy every last piece of the immortal cell line that spawned out of a tumor grown on a woman named Erica Smith.Afterwards, Big and Rish talk CHEMO, get a lot of text messages, and giggle far more than is professionally acceptable.  Beware, there's probably something offensive in all of that...we're not sure what, but we're pretty sure it's there.Special thanks to Wendy Cooper for producing today's story, and to Clay Dugger for lending his voice to today's episode.

Remel is one of the greatest swordsmen in the land.  He definitely would be the greatest, but he has a few challenges that stand in his way...especially today, and with an invading force sacking the city, what will he do?Afterward, Big and Rish say silly things.  Most of the really heavy, depressing stuff has been cut out of this episode, so while it might still be offensive, it's sure to be fun.Special thanks to SonnySee for producing today's story, also to Bryan Lincoln, Dan Lynch, DesiaB, Rob Haines, Josh Roseman, Damon Shaw, Wendy Cooper, Scott Pigg, and SonnySee for lending their voices to today's episode.

A Silkie Wrap.  All the beautiful people are getting them.  After you've had yours, you'll feel like a butterfly emerging from its cocoon.  Hopefully, you can afford the price.Afterward, Rish and Big talk a bit about that thing that's in the eye of the beholder, deals with the devil, the thing that's a joy forever, and that thing that's only skin deep.  Rish does go on and on even more than usual here, so be warned if he tends to offend you. Special thanks to Tanja Milojevic for producing today's episode and to Wendy Cooper, Tanja Milojevic, Julie Hoverson, and Andrea Fontenot for lending their voices to the tale.

Old Mrs. Wakefield seems like such a nice lady.  All the kids love to go to her house after school on Fridays for treats.  Such a wonderful tradition they all enjoy so much. There couldn't possibly be something sinister underneath, could there?Afterward, Rish and Big talk and talk and talk.  Evil children.  Trick or treating.  Halloween candy.  Clean-bots.  Kindly old people.  Snot-nosed brats.  Superman with elephantitis.  This is destined to be one of our best episodes ever.  Or easily our worst.Special thanks to Scott Pigg for producing today's episode and to Wendy Cooper for lending her voice to the tale.

“Someone arrives in town, and discovers that everyone there is exactly the same.”In this episode, we feature three different pieces on the above theme, by three different authors.In “Wrong Turn,” a traveling family encounters a world that could only exist in Wendy Cooper's imagination.  Or could it?In “Where Once Your Soul Dwelled" by Liz Mierzejewski, Mike has the misfortune of stopping for gas in the wrong little town, running into an unfriendly bunch of . . . twins?In “27 Jennifers” Josh Roseman tells of a young woman who is considered all-too replaceable by her demanding husband Michael.Also, Rish and Big open the doors to next month's story contest.Special thanks to Liz Mierzejewski, and Dani Cutler for lending their voices to today's show.

This WeekThis week we interview Chicago gallerist Wendy Cooper. Then the BAS team reviews new shows at the Renaissance Society (Yutaka Sone's Forecast: Snow) and the Hyde Park Art Center (4-Reel). Amanda checks out more shows on her own, and--possibly the most exciting segment of the show yet--Duncan and Richard go to see Unshackled, recorded live at the Pacific Garden Mission. Names Dropped Wendy CooperYutaka SoneRenaissance SocietyUnshackled Radio ShowJohn McKinnonArt Institute of ChicagoTony White/ Bodybuilder and SportsmanThree WallsWhitney BiennialFracesco BonamiCollege Art AssociationUW-Madison Art Dept.Armory ShowArt Basel Miami BeachHyde Park Art Center4-Reel ExhibitionMarie Krane BergmanCream Co.David CoyleSasha EarleLeah FinchHoward FondaBill GerhardJaysen JamesMichael KiresukJohn PhotosEdgar Allen PoeYayoi KusamaLawrence RinderBill BrownAlison RuttanSteve ReberHamza WalkerBrian Taylor NEXT WEEK: We will interview the fine folks of Corbett vs. Dempsey and artist Alison Ruttan. Although I doubt we'll have time for both in one week, we'll see what happens. Also, next week, we start a war with someone! YEAH! This whole Bad-at-Sports-declares-peace-with-everyone thing is crap.

Another great show, tell your pals that we kick ass. Duncan cries inside because there are still people in town who haven't been reached by our pithy commentary. WHY OH WHY doesn't Tony Wight at Bodybuilder & Sportsman respond to our e-mail? Everybody else in 119 responds; where is the love??? We are just trying to give you some airtime--we won't be mean, honest. Wendy Cooper writes back, c'mon buddy. THIS WEEK: We visit Barbara Koenen at her lovely home and discuss resources available for artists in the City of Chicago. Barbara is in charge of the utterly bad-assed Chicago Artists Resource website, which shines the light of knowledge into the dark pit of confusion for us local types. If you don't already participate, sign up now! Chicago Artists Resource website, GO NOW!!! ALSO: Duncan and Richard shut the hell up (leave the room even) so that Amanda and Shannon can review the new show at 40000 "Versus" Names dropped:Brian Andrews, Cody Cloud, Rose DiSalvo, Dennis Hodges, Josh Mannis, Video Machete, Dan Peterman (also can't write back to us), Rich Mansfield, Duncan MacKenzie, Heather Mekkelson, Jenny Walters, Sze Lin Pang, Naomi Robbins, Geoff Smalley, Mayor Richard J. Daley, Alan Artner, Scott Power, BAT magazine, New Art Examiner, Bridge, Art News sucking, Flash Art, Paul Klien, Michael Workman, NOVA art fair, ACME, Switching Station Artists Lofts, Artspace, The Chicago Transit Authority, LaShawnda Crowe Storm, Michael Thompson, Michael Hernandez De Luna, New York Foundation for the Arts, Michele Feder-Nadoff, Greg Cameron, Carl Hammer, Carrie Secrists, Natalie Van Straaten, and we weep for the lack of funding for the Chicago Artists International Program. NEXT WEEK: Liz Armstrong from the Reader? James Rondeau? Michael Workman dishing on who pisses him off? We have lots of stuff in the queue, let's see who we manage to schedule time with.

Holy crap did we have a hard time posting this!Libsyn is giving me a rash, it shouldn't take 8 f-ing hours and 29 tries to upload a file.THIS WEEK: Britton Bertran (head honcho at 40000) and Brian Andrews (mean listener, etc.) talk to Duncan and Richard about Brian's new show. Britton throws down the gauntlet to the world at large, proclaiming that he is in Chicago to stay. Brian talks about being delighted to be back in Chicago to trudge through 6 inches of gray slush. Reviews! Duncan, Richard, and Amanda Browder review Michelle Faust at 65 Grand, The Promised Land show at Wendy Cooper including Dan Attoe, Tim Barber, Chris Dorland, Kim Krans, Jin Lee, Sabine Linse, Shona Macdonald, Nancy Mladenoff, AND the OODA Group, AND, if that weren't enough we review new work from Melissa Pokorny and Paul Nudd at Bodybuilder and Sportsman. And we name drop: the West Town Gallery Network, NOVA, Michael Workman, Paul Klein, Bill Gross, Nevin Tomlinson, Thomas Blackman, Thomas Kincaid, and our pal David Michael Coyle.Wendy Cooper Gallery Dan Attoe Shona MacDonald Melissa Pokorny Paul Nudd Body Builder and Sportsman ooda group West Town Gallery Western Exhibitions 40000 Brian Andrews Michael Workman NOVA Art Gallery Paul Klien 65 Grand Bill Gross Nevin Tomlinson Tomas Blackman Thomas Kincaid David Michael Coyle NEXT WEEK: Duncan and Richard save the holidays! We have put together a wacky collection of funny and non-funny holiday songs. Hate the holidays? I know I do, so we'll make sure you are filled with the milk of human kindness by these jolly little ditties.