Podcast appearances and mentions of wendy parker

The death of arguably one of America's most talked about names in the 1990s has re-ignited conversations about who OJ Simpson was and how he will be remembered.  The former NFL star was tried and acquitted of the murders of his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman. He later spent time in jail for armed robbery and kidnap. On the Daily, Niall Paterson talks to our US correspondent James Matthews as they discuss his life and the controversies surrounding the 76-year-old, who died on Wednesday following his battle with cancer. Producers: Emma Rae Woodhouse, Rosie Gillott, Soila Apparicio Senior producer: Annie Joyce Editors: Paul Stanworth, Wendy Parker 

US health officials have declared that the country is facing an epidemic of loneliness that's as dangerous to health as smoking. The World Health Organisation has launched a commission to look into the health implications of loneliness with surveys consistently suggesting that one in four people around the world feel lonely.We look at what's behind these huge numbers and explore solutions with the BBC's global health correspondent, Tulip Mazumdar, and Professor Manuela Barreto, who was part of the largest study into loneliness to date.The Global Story brings you trusted insights from BBC experts around the world, with Katya Adler. We're keen to hear from you, wherever you are in the world. #TheGlobalStory We want your ideas, stories and experiences to help us understand and tell The Global Story. Email us at theglobalstory@bbc.com You can also message us or leave a voice note on WhatsApp on +44 330 123 9480.Today's episode of The Global Story was made by Beth Timmins and Wendy Parker. The technical producer were Matt Hewitt and Mike Regaard. The assistant editor is Sergi Forcada Freixas and the senior news editor is Jonathan Aspinwall.

Lough Neagh is the UK's largest lake – and it's being poisoned by toxic algae.It's killing dogs, birds, fish and is dangerous to humans. Campaigners say the “toxic soup” is being used “as a toilet” and although it's treated, it still provides 40% of Northern Ireland's drinking water.But without a sitting parliament, where do the people of Northern Ireland turn? On this episode of Sky News ClimateCast, Tom Heap visits Lough Neagh to see the damage and speak to campaigners and locals outraged by the problem. Plus, he visits the Agri-Food and Biosciences institute which could have a solution to the problem. Producers: Mickey Carroll and Emma Rae WoodhouseEditors: Luke Denne and Wendy Parker

It's been 20 years since the Iraq war and the capture of dictator Saddam Hussein.Once Saddam was found, he was kept prisoner in his palace with 12 US soldiers guarding him. Saddam proved to be great company and the troops developed a strong friendship with him - they would play chess with him, exercise with him, and talk about their lives.One soldier, Specialist Adam Rogerson, has spoken to the Sky News Daily podcast about his very personal experience guarding Saddam Hussein until his death.Podcast producer: Soila Apparicio Producer: Tom Gillespie Podcast promotions producer: David Chipakupaku Editors: Paul Stanworth and Wendy Parker

Lucy Letby has been found guilty of murdering seven babies while working on a neonatal unit at the Countess of Chester Hospital between June 2015 and June 2016. The 33-year-old nurse was also convicted of seven counts of attempted murder following a trial that lasted nine months.Families of her victims sobbed and comforted each other in court as the jury delivered their verdicts over several days. On the Sky News Daily, we hear from some of the relatives as host Niall Paterson is joined by our correspondent Katerina Vittozzi, who has been following the trial at Manchester Crown Court. Podcast producers: Rosie Gillott and Soila Apparicio Senior podcast producer: Annie Joyce Podcast promotion producer: David Chipakupaku Editor: Paul Stanworth and Wendy Parker

This week, our “4 Questions Journalist Spotlight” focuses on Wendy Parker, founder and publisher of East Cobb News. We talk all about what makes her site work, stories she's looking for, how to pitch her and, of course, her favorite local restaurant!Important Things to Know About Wendy:Coolest Thing:  She's been inducted into the U.S. Basketball Writers Association Hall of Fame! Last Podcast:  "755 is Real" with Dave O'Brien and Eric O'FlahertyLast Book: The Introvert EntrepreneurFavorite Local Restaurant:  Cafe RivkaFavorite Guilty Pleasure: Garden & Gun magazineLocal Getaway:  Local East Cobb parks, Azalia Park, East Cobb ParkFavorite Non-Work Hobby: Historical books, sports booksMitch's day job is providing public relations services, media training, and crisis communications, but he also operates Leff's Atlanta Media, an online database with contact info for thousands of Atlanta-based journalists, and Mitch's Media Match, a service that connects Atlanta journalists with local experts.###

Barbie and Oppenheimer have put the smiles back on the cinema chains after the difficult years during the pandemic, but could the glow soon wear off? For the first time in 60 years Hollywood actors and writers are on strike at the same time, so what impact will this have on the films we will see and the cinemas that show them? On the Sky News Daily, host Niall Paterson is joined by our entertainment reporter and Backstage podcast host Claire Gregory to explain the box office success, and VUE International cinemas founder and CEO Timothy Richards on how to keep the momentum going. Annie Joyce - senior podcast producer David Chipakupaku – podcast promotion producer Wendy Parker - editor

Evacuation orders due to wildfires on the Greek island have seen tens of thousands of residents and tourists fleeing the flames. And while wildfires in the region aren't uncommon, scientists say climate change is increasing the intensity of heatwaves which can trigger fires. On the Sky News Daily, Niall Paterson speaks to our Europe correspondent in Rhodes, Siobhan Robbins and Rhodes resident Micah Greaves, who tells us how dependent the island is on tourism. Plus, Niall is joined by Robert Colvile, director of the Centre for Policy Studies and former Tory advisor, to discuss if net zero policies can still be vote winners as the row continues over ULEZ expansion in London. Rosie Gillott - podcast producer David Chipakupaku – podcast promotion producer Wendy Parker - editor

The Conservatives suffered two heavy defeats in a night of three by-elections, but narrowly held on to former PM Boris Johnson's old Uxbridge seat. Labour made history by overturning a 20,137 majority to take the North Yorkshire seat of Selby and Ainsty. The Lib Dems took Somerton and Frome in a victory Sir Ed Davey said showed his party was "firmly back in the West Country". On the Sky News Daily, Niall Paterson is joined by political editor Beth Rigby and elections analyst Dr Hannah Bunting to break down the votes from each of the constituencies, and to look ahead to what this can tell us about the next general election. Rosie Gillott - podcast producer Wendy Parker - editor

This week, we’ll hear from one of my very favorite people: Wendy Parker. You’ll know her from her adorable shop called Gifted Boutique & Wrappery that closed recently. Wendy was so generous with me, with her time and her honesty and candor about what prompted her to close her shop and pivot to what she’s doing now. Spoiler alert: don’t feel bad for Wendy. I know I did when I first heard about her plans for closing. But she’s up to something cool and new and 100% her own and I can’t wait for you to hear about it!Before we get started, If you’re enjoying this podcast, consider becoming a supporter by clicking the Patreon link on my website. This podcast is free to listen to, but not free to make. And if you’re interested in having YOUR business sponsor an upcoming episode, reach out to me at hollyspringsdeepdive@gmail.com. It costs less than you think, and you’d gain exposure to tons of locals to our area.Ok, ready to find out what in the world one of the nicest, coolest people in Holly Springs is up to now? Let’s dive in!Giftables Subscription Box Gifted Website Gifted Facebook Page  Stuck Together Magnets Etsy ShopSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/hollyspringsdeepdive)

In case you missed it, make sure to listen to Thursday's town hall meeting with Drs. Michelle Parent and Wendy Parker from the Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, hosted by President and Dean Alicia Ouellette, as they talked about COVID-19, contagion, testing on campus, how contact tracing works, and more. More questions or concerns? Contact the experts: COVIDTesting@acphs.edu Want to schedule a rapid test? Make an appointment here: acphscovidtesting.timetap.com. As a reminder, don't forget to: Complete your daily health screening. Scan your ID card each time you enter the 1928 or 2000 Building. Self-sanitize your work and study areas before use. Wear your mask while on campus. Maintain 6 feet of physical distancing whenever possible. We're in this together. Even if you're fully remote, you're part of the effort! While the policies above may not apply, you can still stay informed, stay connected, and help colleagues and classmates remember their shared responsibility. For more resources, visit the Return to Campus website and watch our Albany Law Cares videos, which are running on the monitors throughout campus.

LLN (04.05.19) – Concerns over a recession are on everyone’s mind. Steve Freidell with Central States Capital Markets shares his view. As mandated safety features on trucks proliferate, commercial crash statistics climb. Land Line Magazine’s Wendy Parker shares her thoughts. Mark Reddig and Gary Wright from OOIDA’s Business Services discuss dealing with trucking paperwork. Plus, Mark Reddig and Jon Osburn driver of the Spirit, OOIDA’s tour truck catch-up following the big truck show in Louisville. And Mary McKenna and OOIDA Board Member Monte Wiederhold discuss the Association’s spring board meeting. 0:00-9:56 – Newscast 9:56-24:42 –  an economic downturn or a recession 24:42-39:38 – Mandated safety regulations don’t mean fewer crashes. Help for drivers facing paperwork and filings. Plus we'll check in with the Skipper of the OOIDA Spirit truck 39:38-49:22 – OOIDA Board of Directors convene for the biannual meeting.

LLN (3/8/19) – OOIDA is opposing efforts to require underride guards. Also: It’s been a tough winter, and supplies to fight snow an ice on highways have been strained. Meanwhile, Wendy Parker says sometimes, extra isn’t better. People with older electronic logging systems soon face a required update. And Jon Osburn wants the snowy weather gone well before MATS. 0:00-9:26 – Newscast 9:26-24:13 – Winter supplies strained 24:13-39:07 – Extra isn’t always better; ELD update; weather and MATS 39:07-48:52 – OOIDA opposes underride guard bill

Wendy Parker is a professor of law at Wake Forest and Dr. Darryl Scriven is the dean for the College of Arts, Sciences, Business and Education at Winston-Salem State University. They discuss the approach major universities take in how they consider minority applicants and the lawsuit brought to the University of North Carolina that challenges the use of race in admissions.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Terry Scruton sits down with Greg Grisolano and Mark Schremmer of Land Line Magazine to talk about the newest addition to the staff – Wendy Parker of the George and Wendy Show.

This week, Bursts was joined by Pat Boyle, a collective member at Unicorn Riot (more about them later in this post), radical independent media project.  We chatted about crypto-currency, Bitcoin in particular, technologies and strategies involved in the implementation of crypto-currency, recent comings to light of increased wealth coming via Bitcoin into the hands of far right racists and ecological impacts of crypto-mining. As to the far right, we referenced an article from IdaVox and one from Mic.com, as well as the twitterbot @NeoNaziWallets that can be visited to track transactions with the bitcoin wallets of well-known white supremacists. Chicago Mercantile Exchange trading of Bitcoin was brought up a few times, and it was just introduced to the Private, or secondary, Market of the NASDAQ. An example of an interesting use of cryptocurrency ongoing against the prison industrial complex is the BailBloc project that is shared between the Bronx Freedom Fund and The New Inquiry. Some great Unicorn Riot content that Pat & company have been releasing this year (an incomplete list): Black Snake Killaz, full length documentary about resistance to the #DAPL; Coverage from Greece & the G20 in Hamburg, Germany; on the ground in Charlottesville, VA for Unite The Right; the processing of TONS of documentation of the UTR organizing on the (leaked) Discord chat platform; Our interview last year with Unicorn Riot's Pat Boyle and Wendy Parker; their appearance on Delete Your Account talking about their coverage of the Alt-Right. track heard: Traffic by Babyland from their 1992 album, You Suck Crap.

Tom “Captain” Kyrk of Road Tested Living join us as he keeps us all up to date with this years Trucking Shows Health Fitness Challenges. We’ll get to hear this year's version of the MATS (Louisville, KY) to GATS ( TX (GATS) Fitness Challenge and we'll  be discussing the history of the group, what to expect, how to Register and the changes for this year's challenge.  Registration starts March 20th at MATS.  FaceBook Page MATS2GATS Fitness Challenge This year's format will be a group fitness challenge with a goal of losing 2,000 combined pounds! The great folks from Tough Tested ( TT)are helping to sponsor this year's contest as well as providing prizes and t-shirts for those involved. Carolyn O'Byrne of LIfeCoachService.net, John Reed Teddy the trainer, among others will be participating and giving advice and suggestions to those who want it.  Get motivated to make some changes in your life and start on the path to losing some weight and building some new friendships. We look forward to hearing you on the radio and seeing you in the contest Mid-America Trucking show is March 23rd 24th & 25th. Stop by the Tough Tested booth to meet "Captain Kyrk", he will be there on the 23rd & 24th. In and out of the TT both will be Wendy Parker, music artist and truck driver Bill Weaver and Carolyn O'byrne.  

Kerry Earnhardt and Hank Parker Jr. welcome their wives, Rene Earnhardt and Wendy Parker on this week’s Earnhardt Outdoors. They share stories of hunting, how they met one another, and memories made with their children. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

CliffCentral.com — On Sunday the 12th of April at 18:00, Mzansi Magic put the spotlight on five soccer "wives", with the brand new reality show - Diski Divas. This show gives us a glimpse of how soccer royalty babes live the life that ordinary folks only dream of. In studio, we are joined by Felicia Modise, former wife of Teko Modise, as well as Wendy Parker, wife of Bernard Parker, who both give us the dirt on what really happens in the lives of soccer players' wives! Felicia and Wendy do not only have dreams of fame and fortune, they also have several destinations on their travel bucket lists, let's see where these Divas plan on travelling...

Join us for our New Years Eve special broadcast as we recap 2014 with George and Wendy Parker of The George and Wendy Show! George is an owner/operator, hauling dry van and his wife Wendy rides shotgun while writing about the unique lifestyle of an over the road trucking family. Her articles cover everything from health and education issues to the hilarious perils of using public restrooms with automatic sinks. Follow along with them on The George and Wendy Show Blog as they travel the country and share their thoughts, experiences and adventures in this crazy industry we call trucking. We will discuss the highlights of the passing year in trucking and share the most memorable and thankful moments of 2014 as we all prepare to bring in the 2015 New Year. What are your most memorable moments from 2014? Call in and come join the conversation as our special guests will also be celebrating their 19th wedding anniversary on Truth About Trucking "LIVE." We will also be announcing the winners of the North American Trucking Alerts Prize Drawings. Anyone who signed up for the one year FREE NATA membership by 12/30/14 at 12:00 noon are entered into the giveaway, sponsored by our friends at Cobra Electronics. The prizes are a: Cobra 29 LX BT CB Radio and a Cobra CDR 840 Drive HD Dash Cam. Come join the conversation via: 347-826-9170 and then get on out there and ring in the New Year!

I am a fan of the end-of-the-year, double-size issues of magazines–full of photographs, lists of the best and worst of the year, notable quotes, and vignettes about the year’s events. This week’s podcast follows in the spirit of those year-end special issues. The episode is thicker than usual, but it is full of colorful observations, reflective commentary, and expert recommendations on the best recent sports books. We call this final podcast of 2011–the Special Year-End Book List. Instead of a single author talking about a new book, we have a variety of guests offering their views on the year in sports and their choices of favorite books. The suggestions come from a range of sports commentators, in the US, the UK, and beyond. We welcome back to the podcast sports historians Kurt Kemper and Tony Collins as well as New York Times writer Don Van Natta. We hear from a Fulbright-winning doctoral student working in sports history, Shay Wood. The episode features the BBC’s Tom Fordyce and Sean Wheelock of the World Football Phone In; the editor in chief of Baseball Prospectus, Steven Goldman; and Atlanta-based sports journalist Wendy Parker. We get recommendations from E, author of the hockey blog A Theory of Ice, and Supriya Nair, contributor to the soccer blog The Run of Play. And offering his views on the significant recent events in American sports is Robert Lipsyte, longtime sports columnist and writer for the New York Times. Our guests have suggestions for books, new and old, in baseball, football, hockey, soccer, cycling, boxing, and host of other topics related to sports. If you are still making your shopping list, or writing your letter to Santa Claus, or simply looking forward to a gift card from that certain online retailer named after a South American river, this episode will have plenty of good ideas for you.New Books in Sports is then going on holiday for the rest of the season. Look for new episodes in January 2012, when we will discuss recent books on Canadian hockey, Japanese sumo, American owners of English football clubs, and the philosophy of being a sports fan. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices