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Play Episode Listen Later Jun 5, 2021 28:55

John and Irene have written countless books and pieces for stage and screen, including Agnes of God, Choices of the Heart, Hook's Tale, The Memory Keeper's Daughter, and many more. Irene O'Garden has won or been nominated for prizes in nearly every writing category from stage to e-screen, hardcovers, children's books as well as literary magazines and anthologies. Her critically- acclaimed play Women on Fire (Samuel French), starring Judith Ivey, played to sold-out houses at Off-Broadway's Cherry Lane Theatre and was nominated for a Lucille Lortel Award. Her play, Little Heart, won her a Berilla Kerr Playwriting Fellowship and was awarded full development at the New Harmony Play Project. For her work in children's literature, Irene received the Alice Curtis Desmond Award. She also won the Gold Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Best Book Award for her book The Scrubbly Bubbly Car Wash (Harper). Her first children's book, Maybe My Baby (Harper), has sold over 90,000 copies. Irene has presented at children's literature conferences at Vassar and NYU and teaches poetry workshops at New York City schools. Irene is especially pleased to bring the national River Of Words program to Hudson Valley schools under the auspices of The Beacon Institute of Rivers and Estuaries. Irene is a proud member of The Dramatists Guild, The Authors Guild, Actor's Equity Association, The Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators, and The Society of Scribes. Her newest children's book is simply beautiful, titled Forest, What Would You Like? To learn more about Irene: https://ireneogarden.com/ John Peilmeier is an actor, playwright, novelist, poet, and screenwriter with decades of literary achievements. His play Agnes of God was a co-winner of the Great American Play contest and premiered professionally at Actors Theatre of Louisville, which was followed by several regional productions and a seventeen-month run on Broadway. Choices of the Heart, a television movie he wrote about the slain American missionaries in El Salvador, received a Christopher Award, the Humanitas Award, a Writers Guild of America nomination for Best Teleplay, and an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters from St. Edward's University in Austin, Texas. He has written over 25 movies for television, including Sins of the Father (which broke viewer records when it was first aired on FX; also nominated for the Humanitas Award and a Writers Guild of America Award); Happy Face Murders (which broke viewer records when it was first aired on Showtime); To learn more about John: https://johnpielmeier.com/

Books, Kids & Creations - welcomes two literary powerhouses, Irene OGarden and John Pielmeier

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 5, 2021 28:55

Health & Hygiene Post-COVID-19: Ep. 12 of Red Sky Fuel for Thought Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later May 19, 2021 41:12

What You'll Learn in This Episode: · Why reactions to the COVID-19 vaccine vary so widely from country to country · The implications of the pandemic on the future of health, the medical community and brands · What consumers expect of brands post-pandemic and how brands can accommodate those expectations How is it that the COVID-19 vaccine, in the midst of its historic global rollout, is being met with such a staggering range of reactions? Marianne Hurstel, chief strategy officer for BETC Paris, tackles this topic in a roundtable segment with podcast host Linda Descano, CFA®, EVP of corporate communications and executive visibility at Red Havas. Marianne co-authored Havas Group's new Prosumer Report, “Health and Hygiene in the Post-COVID-19 Era,” which springs from a massive study of Prosumers that Havas fielded at the beginning of 2021, drawing on reactions to the current global health crisis from more than 15,000 participants across 31 markets. The report tracks variances in attitudes to the vaccine by country and culture and analyzes what the aftermath of the pandemic can be expected to mean for healthcare, the medical community, and brands. What are Prosumers? Havas identifies them as the leading-edge 15-20% of consumers, usually 6-18 months ahead of the mainstream, forward thinking, influential, proactive and socially and/or environmentally conscious. Often the best indicator of what's to come for brands and businesses around the world, Prosumers are certainly worth paying attention to. As Linda and Marianne explore together, trust in science, scientists, and government authorities has become a critical component of mitigation efforts in the age of pandemic. While most global Prosumers expressed faith in the COVID-19 vaccines available at the time of the study, nearly two-thirds of those in the Czech Republic and around half of Prosumers in France and Belgium did not. Among Prosumers who don't trust the vaccines, the vast majority (83%) worry that the development process was “too rushed,” while—more worryingly—around a third simply don't trust the people and institutions promoting the vaccines. Marianne explains, “Trust is one of the things that is key in the way people will get vaccinated. When we looked a bit deeper, we saw that the level of distrust was really linked not only to the rushed elaboration process of the vaccine, but to a deeper distrust in the institutions that promote the vaccine.” When Linda goes on to ask what the relationship between hygiene and health will be like going forward, Marianne says, “COVID, for 83% of Prosumers, heightened our awareness and aversion to germs. Now we see [germs] more or less everywhere, on every surface, on clothes, in the air. If someone starts coughing in the subway, everyone looks at him like if he was a terrorist.” The Prosumer study also found that, post-COVID, more people will pay attention to keeping a clean home and to the cleanliness of bathroom stalls, restaurants, and public transportation, as far more people now correlate cleanliness with health. The implications of this on everything from the market for germ-killing products to pharma companies to healthcare systems will be profound. For our Red Questionnaire segment, which asks a different industry leader the same set of questions each month, Shailo Rasanayakam, integrated senior account manager, global clients, for Red Havas U.K., picks the brain of Rachael Sansom, managing director at Red Havas U.K. A comms leader and brand reputation expert in the U.K. with over 20 years' experience, Rachael has experience leading agencies as well as working in-house for leading brands such as Motorola and Random House. She is confirmed as judge at the Cannes Lion creative awards this year and has been included for the second year running in the PRWeek Power Book. With Shailo, Rachael discusses everything from her favorite interior design Instagram account to the fate of TikTok (“I think a lot of brands are very nervous about TikTok; however, those that have embraced it have really shown how powerful it can be”) to her perspective on life after the pandemic. “My key message to everybody is just live your life,” says Rachael. “If COVID has taught us one thing it's that life can be very short. It's important that we all get the most out of, frankly, the lovely texture that is life moving forward.” Give “Red Sky Fuel for Thought” a listen, and subscribe to the show on iTunes, Spotify or your favorite podcasting app. Don't forget to rate and review to help more people find us! Connect with Red Havas: Follow Red Havas for a daily dose of comms news: - Twitter - Facebook - Instagram - LinkedIn Subscribe: Don't forget to subscribe to the show using your favorite podcasting app. - iTunes - Spotify What Did You Love? What Would You Like to Hear About Next? Remember to Rate and Review today's show; we'd love to hear from you! Also Mentioned on This Show: · Havas Prosumer Report: “Health and Hygiene in the Post-COVID-19 Era” · Charli D'Amelio on TikTok · Retrouvius Instagram account

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Bob and Lu Talk About Their Favorite People!-Bob Talks About His Childhood Injuries! -What Would You Like to Find In Your Cereal Box? - The Bob and Lu Show Ep 214

The Bob and Lu Show

Play Episode Listen Later May 3, 2021 56:33

Bob and Lu Talk About Their Favorite People!-Bob Talks About His Childhood Injuries! -What Would You Like to Find In Your Cereal Box? - The Bob and Lu Show Ep 214

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Proving Brand Purpose: Ep. 11 of Red Sky Fuel for Thought Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 28, 2021 54:29

In this episode you will learn: · Why transparency and authenticity go hand in hand with brand purpose · How operationalizing purpose can help companies mitigate risk and serve as a competitive advantage · How to measure brand purpose and why companies must Even before the global pandemic erupted in tandem with social justice protests, consumers were applying more pressure on brands to demonstrate their purpose and take a stance. The “vote with your wallet” concept was easy for consumers to apply to their day-to-day purchases. The bestselling book written by Whole Foods CEO John Mackey, “Conscious Capitalism,” had landed him on Oprah's podcast, further empowering a new generation of consumer activists. And Havas' Meaningful Brands research had found that 77% of consumers prefer to buy from companies and brands that share their values. Beyond influencing how people shopped, purpose had also begun to have bearing on where they worked. A study by Deloitte found that two out of three millennials—the generation predicted to comprise 75% of the global workforce by 2025—primarily choose to work at a company because of its purpose. However, in 2020, the onus to drive change shifted away from consumers who were locked in the pressure cooker of a pandemic and onto corporate leaders for whom 2020 was the year to show what they were made of and what their company stood for. This is the subject of our April episode as well as a new Red Havas white paper, “From Pledges to Progress: Proving Brand Purpose in 2021” (available for download here). In a conversation moderated by Red Havas' Linda Descano, two representatives of Chief Executives for Corporate Purpose—better known as CECP—explore how the role of the corporation in society is evolving and the implications it has on how companies communicate and engage with employees, communities, policymakers, investors and other key stakeholder audiences. A think tank that helps companies transform how they engage with stakeholders, CECP can claim CEO members representing more than 200 of the world's largest companies from across different industries, totaling more than $11.2 trillion in revenues and 14 million employees worldwide. Together, Nandika Madgavkar, who is head of The CEO Investor Forum at CECP, and Alexa Yigit, head of sustainable finance for CECP, trace the changes they've charted in brand purpose and what it all means for corporations. “Put aside everything else, the focus is on employees, because your employees are the reason a company will survive, thrive, exist for the long term,” says Madgavkar. “If you don't have engaged employees who feel that the company and the CEO in particular has their best interests at heart, they are not going to show up. They're not going to produce. They're not going to be there for the long term. They are looking for a company that shows heart more than it shows the bottom line.” And the business benefits of operating from a place of purpose, especially during a crisis, are beginning to make themselves known, too. As Yigit says, “An authentic corporate purpose, when experienced through the brand and lived through the strategy, can help create shareholder value while positioning companies to realize a return on purpose over the long term.” While the purpose landscape has changed indelibly over the past year, in particular there's been a shift in the substance, style and tonality of brand communications, both internally and externally, about three key themes: employee wellbeing; diversity, equity and inclusion; and the climate. Episode 11 concludes with a conversation between Red Havas Senior Account Manager Shailo Rasanayakam and Simone Gupta, CEO of Havas PR Australia, who answers the questions we ask of a new guest each month to understand what inspires them and makes them tick. In particular, she calls out The Naked Beauty Podcast by friend Booke Devard as a must listen! A strategic and holistic board-level business lead and leadership coach, Simone is currently managing Havas agencies Red Havas and One Green Bean after her recent promotion in Q1 2021. She has been active in the gender equality discussion for many years, hosting industry panels on women in senior creative and management roles. She was founding deputy chair of PR industry body the PR Council of Australia, founding chairman of girls' rights charity One Woman at a Time and is an experienced leadership coach. Give “Red Sky Fuel for Thought” a listen, and subscribe to the show on iTunes, Spotify or your favorite podcasting app. Don't forget to rate and review to help more people find us! Also Mentioned on This Show: · Red Havas' “From Pledges to Progress: Proving Brand Purpose in 2021” white paper · CECP's “The Return on Purpose: Before and During a Crisis” paper · CECP's The CEO Investor Forum Connect with Red Havas: Follow Red Havas for a daily dose of comms news: - Twitter - Facebook - Instagram - LinkedIn Subscribe: Don't forget to subscribe to the show using your favorite podcasting app. - iTunes - Spotify What Did You Love? What Would You Like to Hear About Next? Remember to Rate and Review today's show; we'd love to hear from you!

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Inclusive Communications Matter: Ep. 10 of Red Sky Fuel for Thought Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 24, 2021 58:57

What exactly are inclusive communications, and why do they matter? In the wake of Black History Month and in the midst of Women's History Month, a roundtable of expert communicators weigh in on the factors that can contribute to a lack of inclusivity in brand communications, both internally and externally, and how to avoid bias when crafting messages on behalf of companies and clients. The Red Questionnaire segment is devoted this month to Stacey Gandler, global managing director of the new Red Havas Health. Guests: · Brandi Boatner, Manager, Digital & Advocacy Communications, IBM · Carmella Glover, President, Diversity Action Alliance · Sébastien Houdusse, Chief Strategy Officer, BETC · Stacey Gandler, Global Managing Director, Red Havas Health Also Mentioned on This Show: - Red Havas Expands Global Health Offering with Launch of Red Havas Health - Havas Prosumer Report: “The Future of Aging" - National Geographic: “The New Face of Hunger” - One in Six Americans Could Go Hungry in 2020 as COVID-19 Persists Connect with Red Havas: Follow Red Havas for a daily dose of comms news: - Twitter - Facebook - Instagram - LinkedIn Subscribe: Don't forget to subscribe to the show using your favorite podcasting app. - iTunes - Spotify What Did You Love? What Would You Like to Hear About Next? Remember to Rate and Review today's show; we'd love to hear from you!

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What's Love Got to Do with Leadership: Ep. 6 of Red Sky Fuel for Thought Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 15, 2021 47:45

New year, new episode—and this one is full of heart. First, you'll listen in on a conversation with Jake Wood, the CEO of Team Rubicon and author of the recently published “Once a Warrior: How One Veteran Found a New Mission Closer to Home.” He tells us what he learned about the connection between love and leadership from his experience in the Marine Corps, three traits to look for in every potential hire, and how to inspire the best possible performance from the teams you lead. And in our Red Questionnaire segment, Gus Worland, Australian television/radio host and founder of the Gotcha4Life Mental Health Foundation, speaks to the toll the pandemic has had on mental health the world over—and why it's a call to action for all of us to show up for our loved ones. In This Episode You Will Learn: - Leadership tips and observations from Team Rubicon's cofounder and CEO and Marine veteran Jake Wood - How to ground an organization in purpose—and why every organization must do this - What it means to build “mental fitness” and why it's the new year's resolution we all need to make Connect with Red Havas: Follow Red Havas for a daily dose of comms news: - Twitter - Facebook - Instagram - LinkedIn Subscribe: Don't forget to subscribe to the show using your favorite podcasting app. - iTunes - Spotify What Did You Love? What Would You Like to Hear About Next? Remember to Rate and Review today's show; we'd love to hear from you! Also Mentioned on This Show: · Team Rubicon website · Jake Wood's book website · Jake's “Once a Warrior: How One Veteran Found a New Mission Closer to Home” book · Jake's “Take Command: Lessons in Leadership: How to Be a First Responder in Business” book · Gotcha4Life website · Gotcha4Life on Facebook · Gotcha4Life on Twitter · Gotcha4Life Instagram · Gus Worland on Twitter · Gus Worland on Instagram

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The Word of the Year: Ep. 5 of Red Sky Fuel for Thought Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 9, 2020 21:25

In our final episode of the year, we reveal the results from our very own Word of the Year survey of communicators. Dino Delic, Meltwater's director of enterprise analytics and insights, joins us for that conversation and then goes on to highlight how purpose-driven some of the biggest and best-known brands have been in their pandemic-era communications. And for the Red Questionnaire segment, we chat with Bukola Garry, Havas' manager of diversity and inclusion, about how to make strides toward eradicating racism after this tumultuous year. She also tells us what she considers to be an emotional superpower, and shares the personal mantra that keeps her invigorated for life—spoiler alert: it's a great one. Quotes: “To me, the word that would describe [2020] is backlash. It's a negative word. So I don't love it for that sense, because I do think of myself as a little bit more hopeful and optimistic about 2021… But backlash to me, of course, has been political backlash about governments not doing the right thing with COVID, or doing things too strongly, or not enforcing things. … But when a company or a corporation or a brand was involved in a backlash and not a political figure, it was usually because they were trying to do something that they felt like was the right thing to do.” —Dino Delic, Director of Enterprise Analytics and Insights, Meltwater “There is so much pressure on companies to do the right thing, and the right thing is so subjective.” —Dino Delic, Director of Enterprise Analytics and Insights, Meltwater “First and foremost, I would say authenticity [is required of brands who navigate successfully through a crisis]. If they're doing it just to address a challenge, or if they're doing it to avoid a backlash, or if they are doing it just because they think that that's what people want, that's when they've typically gotten themselves into trouble.” —Dino Delic, Director of Enterprise Analytics and Insights, Meltwater “In an effort to try to help customers navigate through this tricky concept of injecting purpose into a brand, we try to take what is squishy or qualitative and make it quantifiable and measure the things that are typically subjective. And we found, like other times when we've developed metrics like this, it's entirely possible to do so.” —Dino Delic, Director of Enterprise Analytics and Insights, Meltwater “There's a great quote that says, ‘When you're accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression.' And I just think that the temptation with uncomfortable conversations or topics is to try and push past them. Like we try and flick a switch or move on to something you know. But in reality, there are people that are constantly being retraumatized and made to feel less than … The reality of racism is just that it's a reality. And until we're all triggered by it, I think real change is still so far away.” —Bukola Garry, Diversity & Inclusion Manager, Havas “There have recently been more moments and moments in time when we were having to check into our humanity… so many opportunities for us to really do some self-reflection, to ask ourselves, ‘How do I be more of an ally? How do I be more of a supporter, and how do I kind of recognize and validate, and learn about experiences that are different from my own?'” —Bukola Garry, Diversity & Inclusion Manager, Havas Connect with Red Havas: Follow Red Havas for a daily dose of comms news: - Twitter - Facebook - Instagram - LinkedIn Subscribe: Don't forget to subscribe to the show using your favorite podcasting app. - iTunes - Spotify What Did You Love? What Would You Like to Hear About Next? Remember to Rate and Review today's show; we'd love to hear from you!

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Introducing Person-to-Person Communications

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 18, 2020 59:59

When our work lives and home lives were all but tossed into a blender in March, we witnessed a drastic change in the way we work and interact with colleagues, vendors, suppliers and partners. Same goes for the way we run our households; everything from how we purchase groceries to how we educate our children has transformed. In Red Havas' latest white paper, and in the Trends Brief segment of this episode, we explore how pandemic-era consumers expect far more from the technology that is helping us hold it all together from day to day. Panelists include James Wright, global CEO, Red Havas and chair, Havas PR Global Collective; Rachael Sansom, managing director, Red Havas U.K.; Aarti Shah, executive editor, PRovoke Media; and Pattie Sullivan, SVP and head, B2B practice, Red Havas U.S. The panel is moderated by Linda Descano, CFA®, EVP, Red Havas U.S. Together they discuss how consumers now want fast, efficient and easy all the time. This has had a profound effect on both business-to-business (B2B) companies and business-to-consumer (B2C) companies when it comes to delivering services, experiences and products—not just to their immediate consumer but to people in general. As our panelists discuss, if there's anything to be gained from this changed communication landscape, it's that we were quickly reminded of the true humanity we all share. We are people first and foremost—and we've begun to relate and communicate with this understanding at the forefront.In this episode you will learn: The four rules of engagement for P2P communication Why the pandemic has further driven consumers to insist brands demonstrate purpose in action up and down the supply chain, not just in the end product Why employee-generated content provides the most value for brands (and is often the most underutilized form of influencer content) Which generations are most interested in working for employers with a well-defined purpose (even valuing purpose over pay check) In the Red Questionnaire segment, Georgina Thompson, senior account director for Red Havas U.K., chats with Jeffrey Whitford, MilliporeSigma's head of sustainability, social business innovation and life science branding. In each episode, we ask our guests the same set of questions—e.g., first job, favorite cliché, number of stamps in their passport. We also plumb our expert guests' experiences for predictions about what we can expect to happen next in their respective industries. Jeffrey has plenty of interesting things to say about how the conversation about climate change will shift during the United States' transition to a new presidential administration. Says Jeffrey, “What you've seen, or started to see, in regards to climate is more specific actions. And I think that's the kind of thing that I always am reverting people back to--rather than taking a look at the commitments, how are we taking a look at the action that's taking place, and the change that is happening?” Quotes: “In light of the Pfizer news that came out yesterday, it really sort of struck me again that we do need trusted sources of information … so people can make good decisions. So I think this idea that P2P actually does equal higher quality information is really interesting and can facilitate trust, especially when that's being eroded.” —Aarti Shah, Executive Editor, PRovoke Media ‘While we've seen a number of industries have been hit hard by the pandemic, audiences are not prepared to give brands a hall pass during this time. In fact, they expect brands to stay true to their purpose, despite the challenging business environment… Brands that put purpose on pause in the short term may very well find themselves that they've lost the public trust and confidence over the long term, and regaining it can certainly be an uphill climb.” —Pattie Sullivan, SVP and Head, B2B Practice, Red Havas U.S. “Every kind of CEO I've spoken to has talked to me about their own personal stories and how they felt a much greater connection to their own employees [during the pandemic]. And therefore, I think that that gives you more confidence to one, think about how you can embrace your employees, how you can support them, but then also how you can utilize them as brand advocates?” —James Wright, Global CEO, Red Havas and Chair, Havas PR Global Collective “It's not just about saying all the right things; it's about doing the things and making sure that you've reconciled what you say versus what you do, and you're minding the gap. Because your employees are more likely to call you out on it if they're not seeing that follow through. And that creates a whole other sort of set of reputational risks that then the company has to manage.” —Linda Descano, Executive Vice President, Red Havas U.S. “2021 will be a year of recovery: recovery of the economy, recovery of health, and recovery of confidence in all parts of society. But that isn't going to happen immediately in January; it's going to happen over time. The role that organizations, corporates, businesses and brands can play will continue to be at the forefront of that.” —James Wright, Global CEO, Red Havas and Chair, Havas PR Global Collective “One of the dynamics we've seen around experiences is that some brands who perhaps have been at the forefront of physical experiences have slightly struggled in the new normal … whereas we've seen smaller brands, who are perhaps a bit more agile, have really kind of embraced this challenge and taking it to the fore. One of the things about the virtual experience space—it lets small companies be able to hold experiences that many people can participate in at a relatively low cost. So they're not tied into buying big properties or big events.” —Rachael Sansom, Managing Director, Red Havas U.K. “You do need to continually evaluate your content in the context of what's happening now. More than ever, the situation we're living in, and that we're working in, is very fluid. And content that was appropriate a few months ago, a few weeks ago, a few days ago, may seem out of touch. And even though things are uncertain, don't keep company leaders under wraps, they should be visible, they should be communicating internally and externally with empathy, because after all, it's that human connection that's the very foundation for person-to-person communication.” —Pattie Sullivan, SVP and Head, B2B Practice, Red Havas U.S. “For those of us who work in the [sustainability and climate] sector, we're really pushing to say, if we can provide more data, then we're going to be able to have more transparency about the areas of focus. Because on the whole, to be honest, what you and I do individually isn't the big lever. That's not what's going to do it. It's kind of got to be what industry does [and] what … big utilities do.” —Jeffrey Whitford, Head of Sustainability, Social Business Innovation and Life Science Branding, MilliporeSigma Connect with Red Havas: Follow Red Havas for a daily dose of comms news: Twitter Facebook Instagram LinkedIn What Did You Love? What Would You Like to Hear About Next? Remember  to Rate and Review today's show; we'd love to hear from you! Also Mentioned on This Show: Rethinking B2B and B2C: A Case for Person-to-Person (P2P) Communications What Does Person-to-Person Mean for B2B Communications? Quick Study: Summarizing the Four Rules of P2P The Fortune 500 Adapt to the Sudden and Unprecedented COVID-19 Global Pandemic

John Pielmeier & Irene O'Garden - The Arts Power Couple - On Authors On The Air

Play Episode Listen Later May 4, 2020 37:29

Authors on the Air host Pam Stack is honored to welcome Irene O'Garden and John Pielmeier to the studio. John and Irene are one of the arts super couples, with their work encompassing stage and screen (Agnes of God, Voices in the Dark, Choices of the Heart, Sins of the Father, The Memorykeeper's Daughter ) to books including Hook's Tale, Riding the Rapids, Glad to be Human to poetry from both John and Irene, For her work in children’s literature, Irene O'Garden received the Alice Curtis Desmond Award. She also won the Gold Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Best Book Award for The Scrubbly Bubbly Car Wash (Harper). Her first children’s book, Maybe My Baby, (Harper) has sold over 90,000 copies. Her latest children’s book, Forest, What Would You Like? was published by Holiday House. Irene is a guest host for National Poetry Month on Authors on the Air. John Pielmeier is the writer of the stage production Agnes of God, that was later turned into the movie. He has written for stage, television and books. John's latest play, a stage-adaptation of William Peter Blatty’s The Exorcist, was produced in London’s West End in the autumn of 2017 to wonderful reviews, and will be a followed by a Broadway production in 2018. In addition, Agnes of God will enjoy a Broadway revival in the near future. His first novel, Hook’s Tale, was published to great acclaim by Scribner in 2017. He is currently working on the stage adaptation of his book and writing other stage productions. @copyrighted. Please listen to all of our podcasts on your favorite app or check us out on www.soundcloud.com/authorsontheair

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John Pielmeier & Irene O'Garden - The Arts Power Couple on Authors on the Air

Authors On The Air Radio

Play Episode Listen Later May 4, 2020 38:00

Authors on the Air host Pam Stack is honored to welcome Irene O'Garden and John Pielmeier to the studio. John and Irene are one of the arts super couples, with their work encompassing stage and screen (Agnes of God, Voices in the Dark, Choices of the Heart, Sins of the Father, The Memorykeeper's Daughter ) to books including Hook's Tale, Riding the Rapids, Glad to be Human to poetry from both John and Irene, For her work in children’s literature, Irene O'Garden received the Alice Curtis Desmond Award. She also won the Gold Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Best Book Award for The Scrubbly Bubbly Car Wash (Harper). Her first children’s book, Maybe My Baby, (Harper) has sold over 90,000 copies. Her latest children’s book, Forest, What Would You Like? was published by Holiday House. Irene is a guest host for National Poetry Month on Authors on the Air. John Pielmeier's latest play, a stage-adaptation of William Peter Blatty’s The Exorcist, was produced in London’s West End in the autumn of 2017 to wonderful reviews, and will be a followed by a Broadway production in 2018. In addition, Agnes of God will enjoy a Broadway revival in the near future. His first novel, Hook’s Tale, was published to great acclaim by Scribner in 2017. @copyrighted. Please listen to all of our podcasts on your favorite app or check us out on www.soundcloud.com/authorsontheair ..

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John Pielmeier (Agnes of God) and Irene O'Garden (Women on Fire) - the Arts Power Couple on Authors on the Air

Beast Fitness Radio's Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later May 4, 2020 37:29

Authors on the Air host Pam Stack is honored to welcome Irene O'Garden and John Pielmeier to the studio. John and Irene are one of the arts super couples, with their work encompassing stage and screen (Agnes of God, Voices in the Dark, Choices of the Heart, Sins of the Father, The Memorykeeper's Daughter ) to books including Hook's Tale, Riding the Rapids, Glad to be Human to poetry from both John and Irene, For her work in children’s literature, Irene O'Garden received the Alice Curtis Desmond Award. She also won the Gold Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Best Book Award for The Scrubbly Bubbly Car Wash (Harper). Her first children’s book, Maybe My Baby, (Harper) has sold over 90,000 copies. Her latest children’s book, Forest, What Would You Like? was published by Holiday House. Irene is a guest host for National Poetry Month on Authors on the Air. See full bio at https://ireneogarden.com/about-the-artist John Pielmeier's latest play, a stage-adaptation of William Peter Blatty’s The Exorcist, was produced in London’s West End in the autumn of 2017 to wonderful reviews, and will be a followed by a Broadway production in 2018. In addition, Agnes of God will enjoy a Broadway revival in the near future. His first novel, Hook’s Tale, was published to great acclaim by Scribner in 2017. Full bio here https://johnpielmeier.com/bio/ @copyrighted. Please listen to all of our podcasts on your favorite app or check us out on www.soundcloud.com/authorsontheair

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122|Setting Your 2020 New Year Resolutions

Business Built Freedom

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 26, 2019 6:26

The big year is upon us. 2019 is nearly finished and we are going to be talking about how to make sure you have 20/20 vision in 2020. It's clever. You can't do that many times. So I'm going to say it as many times as I can. So we've got a pretty good episode today. I guess it's all around making sure that you have the appropriate goals for your New Year. How do you work out what your New Year's resolution is, and why do most of them fail? Learn more about setting your 2020 new year resolutions at dorksdelivered.com.au What is in the Future? To accompany this, I will actually be popping in a download on this page or in the description below, so check that one out. One big scary thing for businesses currently in 2019 in Australia particularly, is where the interest rates are going, and I am not your financial advisor and if you're trying to get financial advice from me, wooo, you've got to sort that out first. But that should be your New Year's resolution. Don't take your financial advice from a dork. Having said that, the financial situation in Australia with the interest rates potentially going into the negative very shortly shows that we've probably on the verge of a recession, and that means that you need to consider that when moving into 2020. So not only do you need to make sure you have great New Year's resolutions, you need to make sure your recession-proofing your business. This document will cover off on that as well. Don’t Aim Too High The reason most people's goals fail is because they set them too high. This goes for personal goals as well as for business goals. A personal goal, if you weigh 150 and you say you want to get down to 95 kilos in six months, you need to realistically think about how that's going to occur, how energy works, how those calories sit in there, what are the little building blocks to allow for you to achieve that goal? And you should then consider the little building blocks as the goal or part thereof, as opposed to the huge big goal of losing such a massive amount of weight, which is a huge achievement, but it's difficult. Don’t Give Up When you crack out that first chocolate bar or beer or whatever it is, whatever your crutch is, and then you notice the scales aren't moving, and you had a bit of dopamine released, you decide let's not bother. And 2020, January, you give up. So you don't want to have that as a situation, as the outlook. Make sure you have a large goal in mind and then have smaller goals to allow you to achieve that. With the recession possibly coming onboard and how to recession-proof your business, you want to make sure that you're looking at what the building blocks are that you're offering your customers, and you're not just looking at your whole business as a big entity. What Are your Building Blocks? If you're a pie store, you can say, "Oh my goodness, people aren't pies as much because they're going to the supermarket, because they're in and out of a job because of the recession," or whatever the case is. You have to think of yourself not as a pie store, but what is the actual items people are buying within your pie store? If they're buying all the vegan pies or the chicken pies, whatever it is, promote that item and make sure that you're able to see across the board which of the items that people do buy and which ones they do not, and give them reasons to continue to shop and buy with you. Communication is Key Make sure that you know your customer, and that your customer knows that you exist. Make sure you have a voice. Don't sit in the corner waiting for them to come to you. Speak up. A lot of the time, they've just forgotten that they enjoyed the pies that you sell, or the haircuts that you cut, or whatnot. So if you don't have a way to talk to your customers currently, to keep you front of mind with a digital fridge magnet or otherwise, get that as your first goal. Don't say that you want to increase your bottom line by 20%. That's great. That's a great goal, but that should be your yearly goal or even longer than that. You should have a smaller, more achievable bite-size chunk as to how you do that, and to increase your bottom line by 20%, it could be something such as creating a marketing plan or refining your current marketing plan or looking at your current customers and creating a referral program or an affiliate program, or anything like that. Just having a second set of eyes on your existing work, or getting in an advisor that can give you that information to help you out and to build your business. What Would You Like to See Happen? Dream, plan, execute. Have a great idea of exactly what you'd love to see happen. Increase your bottom line by 20%, but then plan how that's going to actually occur. Bettering your marketing plan, doing door to door sales, getting an affiliate program. So plan that all out into bite-size bits, and those bite-size bits should be your resolution, your New Year's resolution. Execute, and make sure that you have a schedule in there that you say, I want to do this on this date, I want to do this on this day. Celebrate! Then celebrate the victories. I call them champagne moments. I think that's become synonymous with the industries. It is when you decide, not I got to 20%, but you finished the marketing plan. Champagne moment. You achieved your first new customer through that marketing plan. Champagne moment. And keep doing that. Don't make the bite sizes too small though, because you'll end up just being a drunk and you don't want that. If your bite sizes are small enough to say, I just wrote my signature on a piece of paper that says marketing plan, you're not going to finish that. Keep yourself in line, and keep yourself with realistic goals where you are rewarding yourself and you are releasing that dopamine for doing that, and giving yourself that success to drive to the next thing. Because you don't want to be removing a whole bunch of baggage, whether it be 50 kilos or more from your body in one fell swoop, because you'll put it all back on, and you'll feel terrible about doing it. The Final Word So keep your business lean, keep your business clean, keep yourself recession-proof through looking at the trends of what's selling well in your business. Check out this document that we've got here. It is going to give you heaps of information about how to do that for your business, and overall Happy New Year. Merry Christmas. Stay good. Drink too much and be jolly!

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The Guide to Kidney Health for Physique & Performance Athletes

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 18, 2019 24:46

Episode 278 is an all inclusive guide to kidney anatomy, health, bloodwork, and MORE for physique and performance based athletes! First I dig into some basics on kidney anatomy and function before moving into some considerations for athletes looking to get bloodwork done to track kidney health, and all before ending with practical application on how to maintain kidney health while pushing for your goals! Also, theres a few references I'll provide below for those looking to take things further! REFERENCES Adelstein RS, Sellers JR. Effects of calcium on vascular smooth muscle contraction. The American journal of cardiology. Jan 30 1987;59(3):4b-10b. Agre P, King LS, Yasui M, Guggino WB, Ottersen OP, Fujiyoshi Y, . . . Nielsen S. Aquaporin water channels--from atomic structure to clinical medicine. The Journal of physiology. Jul 1 2002;542(Pt 1):3-16. AHA. American Heart Association. Kidney Damage and High Blood Pressure. 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ACBGC 35 - Robert From Polar Park

Alberta Craft Beer Guidecast

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 30, 2019 46:29

Today Andrew is joined by Robert from Polar Park Brewing. Robert tells us about the history of Polar Park, from The Alberta Game Farm to a Brew Pub off Whyte Ave.Show Notes:01:01 - The History of Polar Park14:02 - The Building19:09 - The Brewhouse27:29 - The Tanks43:01 - What Would You Like to See in Ab BeerFind the show on twitter and insta @abbeerguide

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341 - Landing Speaking Gigs Q&A. What Would You Like to Know? #AsktheBLIVE

Ask the Budgetologist with Phylecia Jones

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 31, 2018 38:57

[Landing Speaking Gigs Q&A. What Would You Like to Know?] Landing Speaking Gigs Q&A! I get asked a lot of questions about speaking and building a career out of it... so I can help you? Stay updated: www.keepupwithmrsjones.com/ Subscribe and listen: iTunes, Podbean, Google Play Watch the show LIVE: Facebook, Instagram ------------------------------------------------ Every morning, Ask the Budgetologist goes LIVE with host, Phylecia Jones, where she answers any questions you have about money, business, budgeting, and living the solopreneur lifestyle! If you are ready to give yourself a salary or have more money in your bank accounts, then subscribe and keep listening. Phylecia understands that very thin line that solopreneurs walk when it comes to managing business and personal finances. Her goal is to help anyone that needs help, because there are no silly questions when it comes to understanding your money!

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Episode 52: The Twerking Will be at a Minimum

Play Episode Listen Later May 14, 2016 47:47

Knitting Segments Knits in Rehearsal Hermione's Every Day Socks by Erica Lueder I'm knitting these out of my first ever skein of Socks that Rock by Blue Moon Fiber Arts. Memories Blanket by Georgie Nicolson Stash Dash Plans Stash Dash is a Summer KAL hosted by the Knit Girllls video podcast! Pure Joy by Joji Locatelli I bought the Argentine yarn from Pura Hilados and I can't wait to get this! Worsted Boxy Hermione's Everyday socks (linked above) Rainbow Vanilla Socks Astonish Top Endpaper Mitts Effortless Cardigan Ice Shanty by Amy Miller Knitting News, Notes and Events World Wide Knit in Public Day is June 18th, 2016 Hamilton Contest I forgot to draw a winner on Episode 51, so listen up to see if you are the lucky winner! Thanks to Thuy from the Twisted Stitches Podcast for donating this prize! Broadway Kal This Kal ended on April 30th and prizes were drawn. If you haven't listened to Episode 51 please check it out to see if you were a winner! PalKal 2016 This is the biggest and best event of the year for Actually Knitting listeners! What is the PalKal? The PalKal will run June 15- September 15 2016 The basic idea is to support a podcaster you listen to or watch by knitting one of their patterns and/or using their yarns for your project. You can also use a project bag by a podcaster! The design, yarn/fiber and/or project bag must be from a knitting/crochet/fiber podcaster. (Not all 3, just one of those to qualify). Spinning also counts, just make sure it’s a finished product. Use the chatter thread for discussion. Make suggestions. There are TONS of podcasts out there and almost no one knows about all of them, so if you know of a podcaster designer/yarnie/bag maker, feel free to share with us! You are encouraged to take advantage of the coupon codes offered by our sponsors, but you are not limited to those podcasters for the KAL. Sponsors and coupon codes can be found on the show notes and in the specially labeled threads in the Actually Knitting group on Ravelry. Enter as many projects as you like. Each project gets a separate post in the non-chatter thread. A note about project bags: a project bag may only be entered into the contest one time for an entry. (You can’t just keep using a podcaster project bag over and over and entering the contest that way). You must be a member of the Actually Knitting Podcast Group to win. Have fun supporting a podcaster designer or yarnie! Please do not chatter in the non-chatter thread. It makes it more difficult to draw a winner! Use the tag #palkal2016 on Instagram and Ravelry. Wips count! Just finish them between June 15 and September 15, doesn’t matter when they were started. Featured Performer Sponsors are coming in everyday and so far there are coupon codes available from the following sponsors: Alana Dakos from Never Not Knitting Brenda Castiel Daniela from Caffeinated Knitting Knitting Daddy Greg from Unraveling with Greg and Joey Mary from Kino Knits Sarah Shoo from Cultivate and Create Susie from The Prairie Girls Knit and Spin Podcast The coupon code for all vendors is PalKal2016 to keep things simpler this year! Thanks so much to all of the sponsors! There will be a special Actually Knitting PalKal mini skein kit available from One Twisted Tree on May 17th, 2016, at 7am CST. Knitting Talkback: Yarn and Knit Wear Storage This episode I answered a question from the What Would You Like to Hear about thread in the Ravelry group. I referenced this blog post about yarn-eating insects and also this information about using cedar to keep the bugs away. I like to store my shawls and other knitted items in hanging soft shelves like these from Amazon. Non-Knitting Segments One Pot Wonders Creamy Sun Dried Tomato Chicken (not a true one-pot recipe but really delicious) Love it or Leave it Love: Josh is cooking more now that we have a pressure cooker Leave: My public library often has the first book in a series but none of the others! Other News and Notes Actually Reading I finished reading The No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency by Alexander McCall Smith I'm still reading The Girl with All the Gifts by M. R. Carey Actually Running No big updates to report.

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Actually Knitting Episode 30: Are You Picking Up What I'm Putting Down?

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 24, 2015 53:56

Knitting Segments Show Ready Knits Catnip Socks by Wendy D. Johnson I finished these beauties! Yarn: One Twisted Tree Prime Sock in the HinkyPunk Colorway Dyed by the wonderful Danie of the Prairie Girls Knit and Spin Podcast Needles: US Size 1.5 Addi Turbo fixed circular needles Knits in Rehearsal Viajante by Martina Behm This is now in the knit until forever stage, but I love it! No real updates here. Yarn: Miss Babs Kilimanjaro in the Believable color way Needles: US Size 3 and US Size 4 Signature Convertibles Vanilla Socks No pattern on this one, just cast on 32 stitches using Judy's Magic Cast On, did the increases until I had 64, and started knitting away. Great travel project, until I get to the heel, of course. As a still relatively new sock knitter, I don't have the heels down by memory yet. What's your favorite toe-up heel? Yarn: Wisdom Yarns Saki Bamboo in the Garnet Ridge colorway Needles: US 1.5 Addi Lace fixed circular needles Judy's Magic Cast On Any suggestions for campfire knitting? Mama Vertebrae by Kelly Brooker I am plugging along on this, but it's become a mostly at home project since I am alternating skeins and that's a lot of yarn to carry in your purse (though I've done it before!) I have linked to my project, which is still in the very beginning stages, but please check out the design as well. Yarn: Malabrigo Rios in the Chispas Colorway Needles: Size 6 Signature Convertibles I mentioned the Yarnderwoman video podcast which you should watch! Lucy Hat by Carina Spencer Yarn: Jones Street DK by The Copper Corgi Needles: Signature Convertibles Size Check out the Stash and Burn podcast for more information about their KAL 15 hats in 2015 Auditioning Knits Astonish Top by Katy Banks Published in the book Golden Morning by Knit Picks Lindy Chain yarn by Knit Picks I ordered the Sagebrush as my main color and Honey as my accent color. I love linen! Psst. I already ordered the yarn! Tre o Molti by Anthony Casalena I have queued this and matched it up with 3 colors of Madeline Tosh Merino Light I have in my stash! Looking for a fun washcloth pattern to do for my mom, grandmother and aunts for Mother's Day. News, Notes and Events Knit, Wear, Love Giveaway ends May 1st! Listen to Episode 28 for details. Date Night Giveaway ends May 15th. Listen to Episode 29 for details. Rak-a-Long KAL Ends May 1st. I'll probably close the thread that day or the next, so get your objects photographed and posted by then! I have 2 fabulous prizes for this KAL. World Wide Knit in Public Day: June 13, 2015 If you are in the area join me at Heist Brewery in Noda in Charlotte from 11-3! We will have prizes and it's sure to be a great time! My Knitting News I discussed my knitting group activities and some reactions we have gotten knitting in public lately. I also talked about my experience teaching the knitting classes at the women's recovery center last week. I can't wait to go back! PALKAL 2015 Podcast-a-long Knit-a-long This is by far the best KAL I did last year and this year is sure to be even bigger and better! This will run June 1 to September 1 and you are welcome to double dip in any other KAL you are doing (Stash Dash with the Knit Girllls? Or the Around the Neck KAL with Suburban Stitcher?) The basic idea is to support a podcaster you listen to or watch by knitting one of their patterns and/or using their yarns for your project. The design, yarn or fiber must be from a knitting/crochet/fiber podcaster. (Not all 3, just one of those to qualify) You can use of the suggested podcasters on the chatter thread, but you are not limited to that list. If the designer or yarn dyer is a podcaster, it qualifies. Have fun supporting a podcaster designer or yarnie! Use the tag PALKAL2015 on your project pages, and on Instagram (if you use that service) as well (#palkal2015). Stay tuned to Episode 31 for some coupon codes from some of your favorite podcasters! Knitting Talk Back This is a trick because I don't have a talk-back topic today! Please go to the thread in the Ravelry group and post a question you'd like me to answer on the podcast in the "What Would You Like to Hear About?" thread. Non-Knitting What a Crock! Easy Creamy Crockpot Salsa Verde Chicken (say that 5 times fast) Love it or Leave it Love: Teaching my knitting classes Outlander is back! Leave: My sleep (or lack thereof) issues Other News and Notes Book Updates I finished reading (listening) to The Rosie Effect by Graeme Simsion I liked it, but not as much as the first book. Currently reading The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins, because everyone else already has! Running News: I finished my 10k! I got my medal and now I'm on the hunt for more medals! I'm officially training for a 1/2 marathon in November!

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Actually Knitting Episode 27: Knitting Resources

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 12, 2015 77:40

Episode 27: Knitting Resources Thanks to everyone for listening, commenting on the episode threads on Ravelry and leaving me wonderful iTunes reviews. You make a girl feel special! Knitting Show Ready Knits That Nice Stitch by Susan Ashcroft I love, love, love this knit! Too bad it's too warm to wear it currently. Yarn: Dragonfly Fibers Damsel in the Starry Night Colorway Needles: Size 6 Chiaogoo Fixed Circular (Love them!) Used up the whole skein, for 335 yards out of my stash! And I still have a skein left! What to do?? Knits in Rehearsal Bloccare Cap by Elizabeth Green Musselman I am obsessed with this knit! Saw it on the designer's podcast, Dark Matter Knits, and immediately shopped the stash for the right yarn. Yarn: Bijou Basin Llasa Wilderness in a dusty purple (Color #14) Frabjous Fibers Mad Hatter Mini Skein Pack in the Mice in the Tea Colorway Needles: Signature Convertibles size 4 Size: I'm making the large size, with the slouch Hope to start very soon: Mama Vertebrae by Kelly Brooker I have swatched, so hopefully will be able to cast on this week. Yarn: Malabrigo Arroyo in the Chispas colorway Dapper Scarf by Terri Stockdreher This will be my first RAKalong project, it's a scarf that will be donated to the Knit Your Bit Campaign sponsored by the WWII Museum. Yarn: Unknown (I think it's Lion Brand) Needles: Random size 10 bamboo circulars I have in my needle stash *Actually, since recording, I have changed my mind about this pattern, because I didn't like the fabric I was getting, so I decided to just get a stitch pattern from a book and knit that up as a scarf, details on the next episode. Viajante by Martina Behm Yarn: Miss Babs Kilimanjaro in the Believable Colorway Needles: Size 3 Chiaogoo Fixed Circulars Auditioning Knits Sunny Stripes Hat by Gretchen Tracy I also mentioned my recently finished cross stitch project, The Dude, from the Etsy shop Plastic Little Covers. Knitting News Notes and Events #StashdownThrowdown How are you doing with your StashDown Goals? So far I am doing very well! I have knit 2482 yards since January and haven't purchased any yarn for myself (gifts don't count in my bizarre game!) There are 35 posts tagged on Ravelry as of the recording of this episode, and it was time for another random winner of a downloadable pattern of your choice, $7.00 and under. You'll have to listen to see if you won! 500 Member Giveaway As of recording time we were at exactly 500 members in the Actually Knitting Podcast group on Ravelry. So, as promised, there is a special giveaway! You'll have to listen to see what it is, and don't forget to join the group if you haven't already. Thanks so much for all of your support! I will open the giveaway thread and leave it until April 1, 2015. Also, don't forget to check out my friend's 31 Gifts page if you are in need of some cute bags! Fiberlicious Kickstarter Some listeners contacted me about a Kickstarter they are doing to open a yarn shop in Orange County, California. And, they have a special giveaway for you. All you have to do is go to their Kickstarter page, look at the rewards, and then come back to the Actually Knitting Podcast Group on Ravelry and post about your favorite reward in the giveaway thread. Easy Peasy! Rakalong Don't forget the Random Act of Kindness Along which runs March 1 through May 1. All of the rules and regulations are available in the threads on Ravelry. Make someone something, you'll make them smile and I bet you will smile too! Carolina Fiber Frolic I will be making the trek to Sapphire, NC for the frolic very soon. Hope to see some of you there! Knitting TalkBack: Resources, I was asked a question on the "What Would You Like to Hear About?" thread about my favorite knitting books, how do I organize them, etc. I had a nice time talking about my favorite knitting resource books, both real books an electronic ones. Don't forget to tell me about your favorites on the thread for Episode 27. I mentioned a few books, and here they are: The Knitting Answer Book by Margaret Radcliffe (This is the first edition, I own it in book format) The Second Edition of the same book, which I recently purchased for my Kindle. Up Down, All-Around Stitch Dictionary by Wendy Bernard (There is only the book format, no ebook) The Knowledgeable Knitter by Margaret Radcliffe (I purchased this for my Kindle/iPad). Knit to Flatter by Amy Herzog (Available in ebook and traditional book format, but I just had to have the actual book) Non-Knitting What a Crock Paula Deen's Taco Soup Love it or Leave it Love it: Parks and Rec Series Finale and Downton Abbey Season Finale Leave it: Parks and Rec is over!!! Other News and Notes Book Challenge Update A few friends and I are participating in this book challenge. Let me know if you are interested and we will start a thread on the Ravelry board for this challenge. I'm always on the lookout for a good book to try! Finished reading: The Shifting Fog by Kate Morton, I didn't enjoy it that much. Currently reading: Written in my Own Heart's Blood by Diana Gabaldon Three Daughters by Consuelo Baehr which I chose purely based on it's cover. Running Updates: Still running, though I had to slow down a bit this week due to a hamstring problem. Feeling better already though! I am participating in my first 10k in April, and I'm nervous but hopeful! I'm contemplating a 1/2 marathon next year (yikes!). Thanks for listening!

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Actually Knitting Episode 25: Circular Needle Round Up

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 13, 2015 67:25

Episode 25: Circular Needle Round Up Thanks so much for the itunes reviews! They make my heart smile! Knitting Segments Knits in Rehearsal Effortless Cardigan by Hannah Fettig That Nice Stitch by Susan Ashcroft Memory Blanket by Georgie Hallam Auditioning Knits Autumnal Mitts by Jo Bangles Tolt Hat and Mitts by Andrea Rangel Looking to use my Jones Street DK that I purchased at Saff from Sarah at The Copper Corgi What do you think about these two colors in color work? That's my Jones Street DK by Sarah of The Copper Corgi Knitting News, Notes and Events Carolina Fiber Frolic, March 20-22. I heard it's sold out but email for details. New KAL: The RAK-Along Rak: Random Act of Kindness Knit something for someone just because, or knit for charity. Not a birthday or holiday, but just to do something nice for someone else. Dates: March 1 through May 1 Charity Suggestions: Knit your Bit: Scarves for Veterans Halos of Hope Your local homeless shelter, NICU, etc. There will be 2 threads open on the Actually Knitting Podcast board: A chatter thread and an FO Thread. Rules: 1 post per person in the FO thread (because there is no minimum yardage) Update your original post if you finish more than one object. Start early if you want! Chat it up in the chatter thread. Make suggestions for charities, small gifts to give as Random Act of Kindness. Not sure about prizes yet, but I will work on it. But the point is to knit something just to make someone happy. I am going to be teaching knitting classes at a local women's recovery center. If you have any needles, yarn, etc, that you would like to donate, please PM or email me! We can use anything you would like to donate and the volunteer coordinator has told me that supplies are a big issue for them. Help me create some new knitters who will someday be able to tell their own #becauseofknitting story. #Stashdownthrowdown Updates I chose a random winner from the Instagram users who have tagged their projects with #stashdown throwdown, if you have used this hashtag, listen to the podcast to see if you have won a pattern of your choice (up to 7$) on Ravelry. If you haven't used the hashtag, what are you waiting for? Knitting Talk Back: Circular Needle Round Up A listener posted a question on the "What Would You Like to Hear About?" thread. She wanted to know my thoughts on needles, and I had been working on a needle round up of circular needles, especially focusing on interchangeable sets. Be sure to post on the Actually Knitting Podcast thread for episode 25 about your experience with circular needles, dpns, etc. I talk about the following needles: ChiaoGoo 9 Inch Circular Needles Knit Picks Harmony Options Knit Picks Caspian Straights Hiya Hiya Interchangeables ChiaoGoo Interchangeables Signature Needle Arts Non-Knitting Segments What a Crock Slow Cooker Chicken Enchilada Quinoa from Bobbi's Kozy Kitchen Love it or Leave it Love it: I really loved this video with Jimmy Fallon and the cast of Saved by the Bell. Went to Greenville, SC for the day last weekend and loved it. It was absolutely beautiful and I got to visit a lovely LYS called The NeedleTree. I fell off the wagon with the #stashdownthrowdown (It wasn't my fault, I swear!) and purchased the following lovelies: Leave it: Taxes Other News and Notes Superbowl 4 mile race I finished in 38 minutes! I can't believe it! 26 Books in 2015 Book Challenge I have finished 2 books since I last recorded: Still Alice by Lisa Genova Calling me Home by Julie Kibler I'm currently reading: The Shifting Fog by Kate Morton Written in my Own Heart's Blood by Diana Gabaldon Thanks so much for listening today and for your positive reviews and feedback. Check out the following threads on The Actually Knitting Podcast Group: Your Turn in the Spotlight: Share your talents with us! Do you have a podcast, etsy store, underwater basket weaving class? What would you like to hear about?: Ideas and suggestions for talk back topics. Knits on Stage: Are you knitting in public and/or wearing your knits in public? Share! Contact me! Links are available on this page.

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[GDS 12] Garden Focal Points & Plant Border Tips

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 19, 2014 12:53

http://www.successfulgardendesign.com/courses/ http://www.successfulgardendesign.com/show12/ In this episode garden designer Rachel Mathews discusses how to correctly position garden statues, sculptures and focal points. You can see the rest of her interview with artist and author Kitty Harri in the Andalusian sculpture garden in Otivar near Granada in Spain. Rachel will then give you her tops tips on positioning focal points from a garden designer's perspective. She'll show you how you can make your garden look bigger and more interesting by the correct placement of the focal points you use. Cheeky Plant Border Tips You will also find out how to do a really simple trick that enables ANY plant border to instantly look better without the need for moving any plants or doing any gardening whatsoever! What Would You Like to See Covered in Future Shows? I'd love to get your ideas for future shows so that this can be as beneficial to you as possible. Leave a comment me know what topics you'd like me to delve into in future episodes in the comment boxes below? You can also subscribe to the Garden Design Show on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/garden-design-show/id790250905?mt=2 Download your FREE landscaping design guide here: http://successfulgardendesign.com/help-guide If you'd like to see more about the online garden design courses Rachel mentions, visit: http://www.successfulgardendesign.com/courses/

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[GDS 10] Designer Vegetable Gardens

Play Episode Listen Later May 20, 2014 16:30

In this episode of Garden Design Show, Rachel will tell you all about how you can incorporate fruits and vegetables into your garden using stunning tips and tricks regardless of what size your garden has. She is bringing in an expert, a broadcaster and the best selling author of "Year-Round Vegetable Gardener", Niki Jabbour. They will also discuss Niki's new book called "Groundbreaking Food Gardens". To get you even more interested, Rachel will go through the details about the fruit producing modern courtyard she designed that is in Niki's book! They will discuss how much a lot of people are interested in a fruit and vegetable producing garden. Another interesting topic you will also learn about is the Cocktail Garden plants where you can grow things you like to drink. You will be surprised what berries and edible flowers you can add to your salads that came straight from your fruit and vegetable garden. They will also talk about pollinators and wildlife, the natural side of the garden and the flowers that attract the pollinators and how you can keep them. Identify good bugs that will help you grow your fruit and vegetable garden or herb garden. You will also see a sneak peak of Rachel's design on the fruit and vegetable producing garden, which looks very modern and no one would think that it's food producing. The book also features a concrete and steel garden, a good way to use recycled materials and concrete is ideal for some plants. Before they wrap things up, Rachel asks Niki on what her advise is for people who are starting to build their own gardens and suggestions on vegetables and herbs you can mix in your garden plants. The design show will be back later in the year - What Would You Like to See Covered in Future Shows? I'd love to get your ideas for future shows so that this can be as beneficial to you as possible. Leave a comment me know what topics you'd like me to delve into in future episodes in the comment boxes below? Links from this episode: Niki's book: http://goo.gl/jeehfz http://www.nikijabbour.com http://savvygardening.com

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[GDS 9] Plant Colour Schemes

Play Episode Listen Later May 8, 2014 13:35

What Would You Like to See Covered in Future Shows? I'd love to get your ideas for future shows so that this can be as beneficial to you as possible. Leave a comment me know what topics you'd like me to delve into in future episodes in the comment boxes below? You can also subscribe to the Garden Design Show on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/garden-design-show/id790250905?mt=2 If you'd like to see more about the competition prize, visit: http://successfulgardendesigncourses.com/plant-design-formula/

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[GDS 7] Sloping garden ideas, steps and retaining walls

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 20, 2014 13:29

If you'd like to to get the Special offer Rachel mentions in this video simply check out the Great Garden Formula online garden design course: http://www.successfulgardendesign.com/online-garden-design-course-4-2/ that lasts only until the end of March. In this episode, professional, international garden designer Rachel Mathews will feature sloping gardens, steps and how to deal with a retaining wall and changes in level. She will reveal her simple method for linking different level changes within the garden. This video is a quick sketch challenge for an existing garden in Scotland which needs re-doing so a retaining wall and steps can be added. You will learn how Rachel sketches over the existing sloping garden to re-design it using oval and curve shapes. Rachel will also talk about tips and ideas on putting in steps and a retaining wall. She will discuss how wide or narrow the steps should be and how it affects the retaining wall that you will put up. This will also help with making the garden look and feel larger. You must think about the entire garden... She will also tackle level changes and do it in a way where the garden looks much more inviting. She will give you advice on the measurements for the levels on the steps and what the average measurement is. She will also mention some suggestions on what you can put beside the retaining walls, like dense planting as barriers so no one falls off the patio and it also makes it feel even more open in that area. At the end of this episode, in just a few simple garden design sketches, you will see how effective the lawn and patio shapes are and how the curves draw your eyes down the landscape of the garden. What Would You Like to See Covered in Future Shows? I'd love to get your ideas for future shows so that this can be as beneficial to you as possible. Leave a comment me know what topics you'd like me to delve into in future episodes in the comment boxes below? You can also subscribe to the Garden Design Show on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/garden-design-show/id790250905?mt=2 Download your FREE landscaping design guide here: http://successfulgardendesign.com/help-guide Get the third off the Great Garden Formula here (only until end of March 2014) http://www.successfulgardendesign.com/online-garden-design-course-4-2/

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[GDS 6] Front Garden Ideas

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 7, 2014 14:49

Check out the Great Garden Formula online garden design course that Rachel mentions in the episode: http://www.successfulgardendesign.com/online-garden-design-course/ In this video, you will learn how to transform your front garden. Professional international, garden designer, Rachel Mathews, will show you how to plan front garden design ideas in a number of ways. She will talk about 2 types of front gardens, the purely decorative and the practical ones that incorporate a drive. You will learn front garden ideas on how to landscape these 2 separately and she will also let you in on a golden rule when planning to design your front yard, particularly for gardens that incorporate a drive. This will guide you to creating a much more interesting front garden. Some of the gardens featured in this episode will show you how you can improve your front garden space to accommodate car parking capability and at the same time keeping the look of the front garden design pretty and tidy. Front gardens don't have to be fancy and you don't have to spend a lot of money to build it. She will discus how one simple dominant shape of lawn can tidy up the look of your garden and how to make it work well with the look of the house and also how to tie up your garden's landscaping to your surrounding area. Also, this episode featured food producing front garden which should give you design ideas for your own front yard regardless if it's just a very small space. Another front garden Rachel featured is one that is low maintenance, where she made use of a simple wire fence. She will also be out and about to show you different styles of front gardens and share her thoughts and give you pointers about how it can be improved. In this part of this episode, Rachel will talk about focal points in your front garden and how other elements of your garden should tie in to it. Did you get the answer right last time? There's also the answer to the last episode's question on why the garden wall was staggered and not in a straight line. Rachel is now back in the UK, enjoying the peace and quiet after Spain... well almost - see the outtakes at the end! What Would You Like to See Covered in Future Shows? I'd love to get your ideas for future shows so that this can be as beneficial to you as possible. Leave a comment me know what topics you'd like me to delve into in future episodes in the comment boxes below? You can also subscribe to the Garden Design Show on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/garden-design-show/id790250905?mt=2 If you want to learn more about the Great Garden formula Rachel mentions in this video, visit: http://www.successfulgardendesign.com/online-garden-design-course To download your free Garden Help Guide, go to: http://successfulgardendesign.com/help-guide

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[GDS 5] Modern Garden Landscape Design Ideas