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Received a couple of emails lately requesting information on two former elite racehorses. My correspondents are two younger racing enthusiasts curious about the deeds of Battle Heights and Manikato- the former a dour New Zealand stayer, the latter a dynamic Australian sprinter of the late 70's and early 80's. By coincidence both horses were ridden many times in races by Gary Willetts, an expatriate Kiwi jockey who settled in Australia in late 1975 destined for undreamed of success. Who better to reflect on the talents of both horses? My emailers are probably unaware of a 2021 podcast we posted with Gary Willetts right at the height of the covid lockdowns. In this interview the former champion jockey comprehensively reviews the careers of Battle Heights, Manikato and several other wonderful horses he got to ride.  Let's give it another run this week. Gary admits he didn't want to come to Australia to ride Battle Heights in 1974. He says the NZ jockey's premiership was his primary focus. The former ace jockey talks of his move into the hotel business after a career ending race fall. He looks back on the injury toll from that fateful fall at Yarra Glen. Gary takes us back to childhood days in Auckland when he frequently attended race meetings with his parents. He reflects on work experience in the stables of leading trainer Fred Smith who later indentured him. Gary looks back on his first winner Silver Lad who started at massive odds. He remembers his chance meeting at the races with the young lady from Matamata destined to become his wife. The Willetts are closing in on 60 years of marriage. The former ace jockey has never forgotten the horse who changed his life. He takes us through the remarkable career of iron gelding Battle Heights. Gary was stable jockey for Bon Hoysted when a precocious, chestnut son of Manihi arrived in the stables. He remembers Manikato's quirky early habits and takes us through the highlights of the powerhouse sprinter's amazing career. He reflects on the training genius of  Bob Hoysted who took over the training of Manikato following the sudden death of his brother Bon. Willetts pays tribute to several other topliners he got to ride beginning with Rose Of Kingston who in 1982 became the first filly in 38 years to win the AJC Derby. This was my first interview with Gary Willetts in many years. It was a delight to catch up with a true gentleman of the turf, and the rider of some of the best horses of his era.  

Is flexibility in the workplace truly achievable, or is it still a dream for many parents and professionals? In this episode of The Counter Offer, Susanna is joined by Elizabeth Willetts, Founder of Investing in Women and host of the Work It Like a Mum podcast.  Elizabeth shares her path from redundancy during the pandemic to building a business focused on creating flexible work opportunities for women and parents. They discuss the barriers women encounter in finding part-time senior roles, the deeper issues behind the gender pay gap, and how employers can rethink flexibility.  She also reflects on the mindset shifts and coaching that helped her turn challenges into opportunities. This episode offers advice on crafting a career that works for their lives, from preparing for interviews to making the most of LinkedIn.  Elizabeth also shares insights into her upcoming book, Flex, and the lessons she's learned about balancing career and family.  This is an episode that will leave you with plenty to think about and tools to act on. Must-Hear Insights and Key Moments Elizabeth's Journey to Flexibility: Elizabeth shares how redundancy during the pandemic inspired her to start Investing in Women, addressing the lack of flexible work options for mothers. Tackling the Gender Pay Gap: She highlights how limited part-time senior roles force women out of high-paying careers, perpetuating the gender pay gap. Turning Doubt into Action: Imposter syndrome is a universal struggle, but with the guidance of a business coach, Elizabeth built a company that aligns with her values and supports others. Finding Truly Flexible Employers: She shares tips on spotting flexible workplaces, like researching LinkedIn posts, Glassdoor reviews, and networking. Lessons from Flex: Elizabeth introduces her book, Flex, a guide to building a fulfilling career with insights on CVs, job pivots, and work-life balance. About Elizabeth Willets Elizabeth Willetts is an experienced recruiter with over 17 years of expertise, including roles at Deloitte and Hays. She is the founder of Investing in Women, the UK's leading flexible working recruitment company, job board, and community, dedicated to helping women find part-time and flexible roles. Her mission is to close the gender pay gap by empowering women to pursue fulfilling careers that fit their lives without sacrificing time for family, hobbies, or personal goals. Inspired by her own challenges as a working mom, Elizabeth is passionate about creating opportunities for women to thrive in the workplace. Elizabeth also hosts the Work It Like a Mum podcast, sharing stories of women balancing career and motherhood, and her debut book, Flex - a dynamic guide for anyone wanting to build a successful career ― on their terms is due out in January 2025. As a mom to two daughters and owner of a Labradoodle, Elizabeth combines her professional and personal experiences to inspire and support women everywhere. Mentioned in the Episode Flex: Smart Strategies to Build A Successful Career Around Your Life Work it Like a Mum Podcast Connect with Elizabeth Willets LinkedIn Website Instagram Follow The Counter Offer: LinkedIn Host LinkedIn Podcast Instagram Tiktok

Are you ready to redefine career success while raising a family?In the first episode of the C-Suite series, Verena Hefti MBE speaks with Elizabeth Willetts, Founder of Investing in Women and author of the upcoming book Flex: Smart Strategies to Build A Successful Career Around Your Life. With over 17 years of recruitment experience, Elizabeth is passionate about empowering professionals to find fulfilling, flexible, and part-time work that fits their lives, and helps close the gender pay gap.Elizabeth shares her insights on how flexible work can unlock opportunities for ambitious parents, why intentional time management is a game-changer, and how to stand out in the job market with a CV that shines, even in the era of AI.This practical and inspiring conversation is perfect for anyone navigating the challenges of combining a high-powered career with parenthood.We hope you enjoy the episode!Show Notes:Elizabeth's book, Flex, is out in January 2025.Connect with Elizabeth Willetts via her LinkedIn Profile, LinkedIn Page, and Instagram, and explore her work at Investing in Women.Learn how flexible work options are reshaping the future for professionals and their families.In this episode, you'll learn:How flexible and part-time roles can support your career and personal goals.Practical tips for writing a standout CV that highlights your impact.The power of intentional time management to achieve your dreams.Why negotiation is essential when securing flexible work arrangements.More BCSC episodes you might love:{CEO Series} Polly Neate - How to Find Purpose in Your Work{CEO Series} Laura Citron – Why the CEO Role is Perfect for Working ParentsDiscover more about the multi-award-winning Leaders Plus Fellowship, designed to support ambitious working parents on the path to senior leadership. Learn more at Leaders Plus.Find out more about the work of Leaders Plus by signing up to our Newsletter.

The UK Investor Magazine was delighted to welcome Lord David Willetts, Chairman of GenIP, to the podcast to explore the opportunity for GenIP in technology transfer and the company's plans for the future.Lord Willetts served as Minister for Universities and Science before moving to the House of Lords. Lord Willets sees his role at GenIP as an excellent opportunity to harness his deep experience in innovation and utilise Generative AI to help University Technology Transfer Offices boost the commercialisation of new technological discoveries.We explore how GenIP is helping enhance the success rates for technology transfer and the problems GenIP is fixing for technology transfer offices.Lord Willetts finishes by outlining what he'd like to see GenIP achieve in 2024. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Brad Willetts grew up as a BMX kid in Western Australia. After a trip to Canada, he got a desire to be closer to the mountains and ended up in Wānaka. One of Brad's most memorable road trips was a summer trip with friends around Nelson and Marlborough at the top of the South Island. As a photographer, Brad loves the diversity of landscapes in such a small space in NZ. He shares about some of the mishaps his mate Tom has with his Defender during this trip as well as what's coming up next for him. Brad has also co-founded a NZ-made camp goods company called Cold Start. He shares his advice for people that want to get started 4WDing. KEA Outdoors is a kiwi brand on a mission to build innovative, versatile and reliable outdoor gear for the every-day adventurer. Use the code Adventure2024 for 15% off your next online order: bit.ly/458VGEG Thank you so much for tuning in and coming along for the ride. If you love the show and enjoyed listening, please take the time to leave a review on Apple or Spotify. I would also love to connect with you, so send me a DM on Instagram, leave me a voice message and I can't wait to see you next time. Until then, keep adventuring :) Follow Brad on Instagram: instagram.com/bradwilletts/ www.coldstart.co.nz/ Read the Blog: www.abigailhannah.nz Follow Abigail on Instagram: instagram.com/abigailhannnah/ Follow Abigail on TikTok: tiktok.com/@abigailhannnah/

A couple of weeks ago a group of super talented printmakers got to together in Houston at the studio of the one and only Delita Martin. We talking Delita, Chloe Alexander, Anne Johnson, Rabea Ballin, Shanna Strauss, Jess Sabogal, Rashaun Rucker and Steve Prince who couldn't make it. Even your boy JBarber slid in there some how. The magic of the moment inspired us to create a new printmaking collective called the Legacy Print Council. Of course JBarber pulled out the mics to document such a momentous occasion. Today we got Delita Martin and Chloe Alexander talking about how this all came together and the value of sharing with your peers. Followed by Dr. Kheli Willetts who came by the studio to visit and ended up making a print herself. Kheli talks about being inspired to make a print, the time she spent with Elizabeth Catlett and her observation about the event. It's just a little taste of that good art talk from Legacy Weekend with the crew. Listen, subscribe, and share!Episode 193 topics include:how the Legacy Weekend came togetherenergy in the print studiosharing techniques with your peerscontinuing to learn as your career growscreating a collaborative portfolioDr Kheli Willetts jumping into printing againDr Kheli Willetts spending time with Elizabeth Catlettthe context of Legacy WeekendDelita Martin is an artist currently based in Huffman, Texas. She received a BFA in drawing from Texas Southern University and an MFA in printmaking from Purdue University. Formerly a member of the fine arts faculty at UA Little Rock in Arkansas, Martin currently works as a full-time artist in her studio, Black Box Press. Martin's work has been exhibited both nationally and internationally. Most recently Martin's work was included in the State of the Arts: Discovering American Art Now, an exhibition that included 101 artists from around the United States. Her work is in numerous portfolios and collections.Chloe Alexander is a printmaker who works out of Atlanta, Georgia. She earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts in 2010 and an M.Ed. in 2014, both from Georgia State University. Alexander is a national and international exhibiting artist who has shown work in institutions such as the International Print Center in New York, the Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair in London, and the Kai Lin Art Gallery in Atlanta. Dr. Kheli Willetts is Principal and Founder of Dira Professional Development. Prior to starting her own firm, Dr. Willetts was Director of Professional Development at Mid-America Arts Alliance (MAAA) small to midsize arts and cultural organizations as well as practicing artists. See more: Delita Martin website + Delita Martin IG @blackboxpress + Chloe Alexander website + Chloe Alexander IG @thehaplessprintmaker + Dr Kheli Willetts websiteFollow us:StudioNoizePodcast.comIG: @studionoizepodcastJamaal Barber: @JBarberStudioSupport the podcast www.patreon.com/studionoizepodcast

Alex Forsyth presents political discussion from the Stevenage Arts and Leisure Centre.

What do the people who get flexible working requests approved have in common?Today we welcome Elizabeth (Liz) Willetts, CEO and Founder of Investing in Women to the podcast to discuss her work advocating for the power of part-time and flexible working.Liz shares her top tips for getting your flexible working request approved, including when it is best to mention flexible working during interview stages.Plus, why Liz believes the future of work is hybrid.We hope you enjoy the conversation.Show Notes:Connect with Liz on LinkedInFind out more about Investing in WomenListen to the Work it Like a Mum podcastApply now for the award-winning Leaders Plus Fellowship.

Kevin Willetts joins Payner and Ricko to discuss his football career.

Elizabeth Willetts Elizabeth is an experienced Recruiter with over 17 years of experience – both in-house at one of the Big 4 and at one of the UK's largest recruitment agencies. And she is the proud Founder of the Investing in Women job board and community. Elizabeth is mum to two daughters – Emily and Annabelle (and a Labradoodle called Dougal). She is wildly passionate about the power of part-time and flexible work—and a strong, empowered female community—to close the gender pay gap. Her hope? Investing in Women helps YOU land your dream job—one that lets you shine at work WITHOUT sacrificing time with family, pets, hobbies, or living your best life! Why? Because you're too talented for your skills to go to waste! Elizabeth's Website Elizabeth's Facebook page @investinginwomencareers on Instagram LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/investinginwomen/

In part two of Gearing Up for The Competition, Walker Jaroch, editor of AMT, is joined by Bill Willetts, Vice President Direct Sales, North America, Snap-on Industrial. Willetts touches on Snap-on's role in The Competition, how the event benefits the technicians of tomorrow and what Snap-on is doing to promote STEM education and career fields. If you missed the first episode of Gearing Up for The Competition, listen to it here: https://www.aviationpros.com/53080643 For more information on The Competition and the Aerospace Maintenance Council, visit: https://www.aerospacecompetition.com/

Alex Forsyth presents political debate and discussion from Marylebone, West London.

Power up your voxcaster, recite a litany of protection and light a lho stick as beer lover, wargamer and death metal LEGEND Karl Willetts braves the Immaterium to warp over to Derry and Toms and discuss Memoriam, Bolt Thrower, Warhammer and his three rules of beer… Memoriam's latest release is Rise to Power and it and their back catalogue are available at all good stockists. I also wistfully recall my first exposure to Bolt Thrower with the epic and massive game changer for British metal... Realm of Chaos  

We chat with former kiwi jockey Gary Willetts who rode 490 winners throughout his career including 16 Group 1's. We chat with Gary about some of his famous rides including his journey aboard Mankato.

We are thrilled to have Elizabeth Willetts as our guest today. Elizabeth is the Founder of Investing in Women, an incredible platform that connects family-friendly employers with professionals seeking fulfilling, flexible, and part-time work opportunities.With over 17 years of recruitment experience under her belt, both in-house at one of the Big 4 and at one of the UK's largest recruitment agencies, Elizabeth has a wealth of knowledge to share.Not only a seasoned professional, she's also a dedicated mum to Emily, Annabelle, and a Labradoodle called Dougal. Elizabeth passionately believes in the transformative power of flexible work to retain women in the workforce and close the gender pay gap.What's in This EpisodeThe challenges women face when returning to work after maternity leaveHow remote and flexible working policies can benefit womenJob sharing: What it is and how it can be an effective tool for work-life balanceA comparison between traditional, archaic institutions and new-age, flexible start-upsCurrent policies on hybrid working and job sharingHow the landscape of work has evolved post-COVID-19Don't miss out on this engaging and eye-opening conversation. If you've ever wondered how we can break down barriers to make the workplace more inclusive for everyone, especially women, then this episode is for you.Elizabeth shares invaluable insights that are not only enlightening but actionable. So tune in, take notes, and be sure to engage with us on social media to continue the conversation.Up the Gains Links: Website Instagram Twitter

The origin story of many outdoor clothing and gear companies is somewhat…part myth. There's an emphasis on deriving and marketing that myth, and then, sometimes, comes the well designed and well made gear. Some companies nail the myth and not the products.Les Houches and Salt Lake City based Blue Ice nails the products and happens to have a compelling backstory. Begun in 2008 by Giovanni Rossi in Chamonix, the company set forward on a path of intentional slow growth. By 2011 they released their Choucas harness which arrived at less than 150g, and since has become an alpine climbing/ski-mountainering staple for many. The company has branched into ski specific packs with their Kume series; they have hard goods in ice screws and axes.In this episode of The High Route Gear Shed Podcast, Gavin sits down with Riley Willetts, a Salt Lake-based skier who helps run Blue Ice's North American marketing, sales, and events. As we'll learn from Willetts, Blue Ice's Salt Lake HQ vibe is an all-hands-on-deck scene where it's not uncommon to wear multiple hats after a dawn run, bike, or ski. Blue Ice has evolved from a scrappy upstart to a place where designers and manufacturers craft high-end climbing and ski-specific gear. Still, there remains something core about the brand: you sense you are supporting a low-key company whose values remain very connected to moving through the mountains rather than the boardroom. Willetts sheds some light on the Blue Ice ethos and explains who is behind the brand's design concepts and how the company plans to expand in the coming years. You can find us at the-high-route.com: Yeah, there are two hyphens for redundancy, which is a good policy in the mountains. And according to Barry, don't-fear-the-hyphens®. We are reader and listener supported, so if you enjoy our work, please consider subscribing to The High Route. The theme music for The High Route Podcast comes from Storms in the Hill Country and the album The Self Transforming (Thank you, Jens Langsjoen). You can find a link to the album here—there are so many good songs on this album. And if you think you've spotted a UFO in the past or visited the 7th dimension, "Beautiful Alien" is a good tune to begin with.

This evening, I am joined by Geoff Willetts, Chief Operating Officer, Europe at Lendlease. Geoff has had a career seemingly strapped to a rocket that has intertwined several industries not just property and construction, but unique to this podcast Geoff is NOT the person getting the building designed, built or occupied he has had a very different role which I will let him explain….You can join in the discussion using our LinkedIn group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/9054319/ Please keep your questions and voicenotes coming. It is best to contact me on LinkedIn.Key takeawaysIn this insightful podcast transcript featuring Geoff Willetts, COO of Lend Lease Europe, and hosted by Nick Carman, several key takeaways emerge:Adaptability and Seizing Opportunities: Geoff's journey from New Zealand to the UK underscores the importance of adaptability and seizing opportunities that come your way, even when initially fighting for recognition.Core Skill Set and Competency: In the early stages of his career, Geoff focused on developing a core skill set and demonstrating his competency in that area. This approach helped him gain recognition within his organization.Networking and Cross-Industry Connections: Networking, even across industries, played a pivotal role in Geoff's career growth. Building connections with the right people can open doors to new opportunities.Resilience and Strategic Thinking: Geoff's story highlights the power of resilience and strategic thinking in navigating challenging situations and accelerating a successful career in real estate.Diverse Experiences: Geoff's career spanned various industries and roles, including strategy, M&A, commercial, and leadership positions. Embracing diverse experiences contributed to his growth and adaptability.Consider Options Thoroughly: When facing career or business decisions, Geoff recommends considering various options thoroughly and understanding the implications of each. Write down clear bullet points to help make informed choices.Effective Communication: Tailor your communication to your audience's needs. Sometimes, simplifying complex information can be more effective in conveying recommendations.Learn from All Experiences: Regardless of whether a decision turns out differently, focus on learning from the experiences and making the most of the decisions you've made. Geoff's journey demonstrates the value of adaptability, strategic thinking, networking, and continuous learning in accelerating a successful career in real estate or any field. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Alex Forsyth presents political debate from Southwell Minster, Nottinghamshire

In this episode of "The Black Country Blokes" podcast, host Kev and co-host Lee are joined by two expert doctors, Dr Willetts, and Dr Tank, to discuss one of the most important yet often overlooked aspects of healthcare - end-of-life care plans. The discussion delves into the different options available for end-of-life care in the UK, the legal and ethical considerations, and the challenges faced by healthcare professionals and patients alike. Listeners will gain valuable insights into how to approach and navigate end-of-life care plans, as well as tips for communicating effectively with loved ones and healthcare providers about this sensitive topic. Join us for an informative and thought-provoking discussion about a topic that affects us all.#endoflife #endoflifecare #hospicecare #palliativecare #UKhealthcare #UKdoctors #doctorsofinstagram #healthcareprofessionals #communication #ethicalconsiderations #legalconsiderations #healthcaredecisions #familycaregiving #TheBlackCountryBlokes #podcast #expertguests #DrWilletts #DrTankSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/bcb. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dr. West welcomes back legendary Death Metal vocalist Karl Willetts of Memoriam (ex-Bolt Thrower) to talk about their new album, 'Rise to Power.'

In the latest episode of Public Power Now, Jon Beasley, Vice President for Training and Safety at Electric Cities of Georgia, and Mike Willetts, Director of Training and Safety at the Minnesota Municipal Utilities Association, discuss the newest edition of APPA's Safety Manual, which is now available to APPA members.

Following the release of Memoriam's latest killer album we chat with frontman Karl Willetts. Covering everything from the implications of touring post-pandemic/Brexit, lyrical inspiration, having to mime on video shoots and more! ===================== Follow The Razor's Edge online: Web: https://therazorsedge.rocks Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/therazorsedgerocks Twitter: https://twitter.com/_therazorsedge_ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therazorsedgerocks

We're back with a laid back episode filled with new and old music recommendations, rants, some bull shitting, & an interview with the legend Karl Willets of Memoriam! Other Links to listen: iTunes Google Play Spotify Stitcher Find more bonus content over at our Patreon: Patreon Music Played on this Episode: Majesties - The World Unseen Fires in the Distance - Harbingers Ulthar - Saccades Memoriam - All is Lost

One thing is for sure, Memoriam don‘t need us to rekindle their storied history in this band or their members long and legendary careers. Basically, if you don't know them by now you are on purpose avoiding it…they are just that much a part of death metal. For their fifth album, Rise To Power (Reaper Entertainment), it's all about diversity and varying up the songs just a bit. And no, that doesn't mean they've done a 180. It simply means, they're building on what they've created over the course of the past four albums. Is it heavy? Yes. Still trademark Memoriam? Yes. Better than their previous outings? Our opinion only, but YES. Their sound is as vital to death metal as air and water is for humans to keep living and it only gets better with time. Buke recently sat down with the genre defining vocalist Karl Willetts to discuss the new album, how it came to be, Memoriam's and its members histories, and a ton more. We now bring you this conversation in its entirety so grab your beverage of choice, a seat, and enjoy. 9C LINKS: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram. 

This week I am lucky enough to get this lovely journalist on the other end of an interview. I get to speak with Cloe Willetts on her views on sensitivity, empathy and how feeling feelings essentially led her into self publishing heart warming books that make an impact on not only children, but the adults of our generation too! Cloe Willetts is a journalist, mum of one, and children's author. In 2019 she won Lifestyle Journalist of the Year at the MPA magazine awards, for what judges described as “sensitive journalism”. Her kids' books are focused on emotions and resilience. Connect with Cloe on Instagram @cloe_willetts and get more information on her self published books www.thedizzywaggle.com

In this episode, Liz and I talk about opportunities for women and in particular mums returning to work.  Her background in recruitment, plus her experience of being a working parent, led her to start Investing in Women, a platform that supports and inspires women as well as helping them find a role that work for them and their families.And when it comes to her kids, these three words encapsulate the traits she wants to role model as a working mum - resilience, independence, confidence. Find out more about Liz:www.linkedin.com/in/elizabeth-willetts/https://investinginwomen.co.uk/https://www.instagram.com/investinginwomencareers/Find out more about me:www.ayeshamurray.comwww.linkedin.com/in/ayeshamurray75www.instagram.com/ayeshamurray_coachingThanks for listening and please remember to subscribe!

Welcome to Grid Talk, This week we are talking to Simon Willetts racing privateer for Mugen, and some 10th under the Schumacher banner We talk about how he got started, his racing sons Jack and Harry, lots of history and some wild stories All that and more on this weeks show! #CMLDistribution #SchumacherRacing #GTRC

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Do you want to learn more about Ayurveda? The holistic approach to medicine that originated in India.  I got the full download thanks to my conversation with Candice Claire on what we all need to know!  Excited to share this one with you.  It was recorded live at the Mind Body Soul Magazine release party in Aspen Colorado.In this episode you will learn how to boost your energy and well-being NATURALLY with Ayurveda."The seeds had already been planted, so this really got me through, like, I healed myself naturally.”Candice Claire is a certified Ayurvedic practitioner and teacher who specializes in helping people heal themselves naturally. Candice is the founder of Swan Sage, an Ayurvedic lifestyle company, and the author of the book, "The Ten Habits of Highly Blissful People." Candice has been featured in Mind, Body, Soul magazine and has been teaching the Ten Habits course for over two yearsThis is  Candice Claire's story...I'm Candice Claire and I'm a holistic health coach. I help people unpack their baggage and connect with their bliss.I was introduced to the world of Ayurveda when I was seeking out natural ways to heal myself. I was blown away by the wisdom of this millennia old system and knew I had to share it with others.I now teach a ten week course called "Ten Weeks to a Better Version of You" which helps people understand and implement the most important hygiene habits of Ayurveda.My favorite part of my job is seeing the transformation in my clients as they start to feel better and take back control of their health. If you're ready to feel better, I'm here to help!In this episode, you will learn the following:1. The five layers of the human body according to Ayurveda2. The importance of following the rhythms of nature3. The benefits of a cleanseFollow me on:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mrmischaz/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MrMischaYouTube: www.tablerushtalkshow.comFind Candace Claire Here: https://swansage.com/Find Mind Body Soul Magazine here: https://mindbodysoul.media/issue/Administrative: (See episode transcript below)WATCH this episode here: Table Rush Talk Show.Check out the Tools For A Good Life Summit here: Virtually and FOR FREE https://bit.ly/ToolsForAGoodLifeSummitStart podcasting!  These are the best mobile mic's for IOS and Android phones.  You can literally take them anywhere on the fly.Get the Shure MV88 mobile mic for IOS,  https://amzn.to/3z2NrIJGet the Shure MV88+ for  mobile mic for Android  https://amzn.to/3ly8SNjSee more resources at https://belove.media/resourcesEmail me: contact@belove.mediaFor social Media:      https://www.instagram.com/mrmischaz/https://www.facebook.com/MischaZvegintzovSubscribe and share to help spread the love for a better world!As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.Transcript:Mischa ZvegintzovWelcome, everybody to the table rush talk show, actually on a podcast called the table rush talk show. sagen introducing everybody by saying that we are on with Candice, Candice Clary, and you was gonna rip we were just ripping on she's we're talking about how your last name right and yes,Candice Claireit's a little hard to pronounce so we're just going with Candice Claire madeMischa Zvegintzovthis clear. My last name is sagen soft.Candice ClaireOkay, that's even harder them it's even harder than yours.Mischa ZvegintzovSo Oscar and Horn, ox and boxing horn. We're kindred spirits with our last names. But Kansas Claire anyway. And we are at the 2020 spring, Mind Body Soul magazine released party. And what's this valley called?Candice ClaireThe Roaring Fork Valley,Mischa Zvegintzovthe Roaring Fork Valley which I love and the Roaring Fork River is like, right that way and Aspen is what that way. It's like super mountains that way. That way we got Carbondale Carbondale that way right over there. And what's another little tab and no? Salt Springs? Yes. And then we are at the I keep forgetting the name of Willis.Candice ClaireOh, then name of the place? Yeah, it's a brewery and I don't know because I don't come here. Often sorry,Mischa Zvegintzovin the Willetts subdivision. No, it's okay. I appreciate it. And so you are in the magazine, you have an article in the magazine. And it's page 28 and 29. So anybody go get this Mind Body Soul magazine, go to page 2829. And you can find Candice Claire, and we've got 10 weeks to a better version of you. Yeah. Who doesn't want that? So how? Tell me your so you said you have three pillars are ru VEDA. Good job. Meditation was the third one and there was a second aromatherapy, aromatherapy. So how does one get get to be I don't know if the experts the right word or super knowledgeable, like what's your path to? Yeah,Candice Clairelet me just frame this.Mischa ZvegintzovOkay. Please do? Yes. Yes. So our Veda isCandice Clairethe oldest healing system on the planet. Dating 5000 years, but the oral tradition even longer. And so it's it's literally a wisdom or a science of life that the sages and Rishis and, you know, they, they studied the science of life, from the greater Cosmos down to the individual. Yeah. Okay. So the science applies to anyone it doesn't it's not even though it was kind of born in India. It's not it's not based on any religion, any it's notMischa Zvegintzovlike India specific or, like,Candice Claireit doesn't matter, specifically in Copenhagen, or, you know, Dallas, Texas or, you know, Pakistan like Yeah,Mischa Zvegintzovwe allCandice Claireare basically embodying the wisdom of our VEDA. So the 10 habits to make it easy not everybody wants to learn deeply the philosophy although I find that when people start practicing Yeah, they asked me for more so I'm going to be teaching like a whole art of it, of course, but But what I loved in my own journey, yeah. And studies is that I originally studied at the Chopra center, and started with meditations. Yes. And Encinitas, actually Carlsbad. Carlsbad. Yes. And, and I, you know, it's like you, you seek out what you need to learn. And I was very anxious at the time I wasn't sleeping well. And I wanted to meditate. But like most people, I thought I couldn't because I couldn't get the Zen Mind. And that that course really shifted for me. Like I realized, like, oh, it's not about like having a Zen Mind. It's about just being with the mind you app. And, and it sort of gave me a tool. I would just, if I was up at two in the morning, I'd sit up and do my meditation and often fall back to sleep. So that kind of hooked me and I was introduced to our Vedic lifestyle at the Chopra center. So I I went back and I got certified to teach the meditation right after that I got certified to teach the ARIA Vedic because I was once you get hooked, it's like yourMischa ZvegintzovRenu it. Yeah. And you're feeling the effects are the positive effects.Candice ClaireI would say that there's a there's a difference in intellectual knowledge and knowingness. Yeah. And I knew, in that I wanted to heal with natural modalities. You know, I didn't, I was not the kind of person that just wanted a pill to, because that kind of takes you into a rabbit hole, I think. And you're not getting to know yourself, and you're suppressing what's there. Yeah. So that's why this wisdom of life really appealed to me. Yeah. And so it's so many different layers. It's like, very simple that a child can understand the basic principles. But then you can study it the rest of your life, and there's still more. So there's this understanding that as humans, we're the microcosm of the macrocosm. So like right now, you know, we're changing seasons. Yeah. And that's always like a little bit of an unstable time. So I generally offer a cleanse in the spring and a cleanse in the fall because our your beta says, during those unstable transitions, you need to do a cleanse, and let go of the previous season. So you don't go into the next season. Carrying undigested like toxicity. Yeah. And you get sick more, or you get allergies, or Yeah. Yeah, it's like it just, it makes sense for anyone. And another thing that I love. So in the the 10 week course, that I teach is really taking the 10 most important hygiene habits really of Arvada to teach, you know, one a week. And the reason you're that way, it's more like an introduction, but it's more like how can this benefit me right now? Yeah. And it's like, when you can start realizing that no matter we can do anything we want, like, I can stay here and till two in the morning. Yes, I did drink a bunch of alcohol. But that is not being integrity a with my physical body, which is temporary that I get to cruise around in this world. Right? Like, my soul is here. But how am I gonna treat this? The buying? That gets to like, take it places?Mischa ZvegintzovYeah. Love it. Yeah, but a great what a great visualization. Yeah.Candice ClaireAnd that's really what woke me up is because, you know, I had, like most people, none of us get out without having something to learn. So I have a lot of emotional trauma. I had kind of a physical breakdown, and it was all the seeds had already been planted. So this really got me through. Like, I healed myself naturally. And so the 10 habits are just a great way for people who don't need to know anything about audio. Yeah, because it's like, okay, if you understand that, no matter what you do, like inside your head, there is something that is better than any sweats watch, ever. And so it's keeping time with like the sunrise and the sunset, and the seasonal changes. And so as I was saying, Before, you can do anything, but when you really understand that you're going against your body's rhythm that isn't trained with nature, like, you know, we're diurnal, we're supposed to be sleeping at night, and awake during the day. Yes. And so are your beta has practices that actually help us entrain not only with the timing of the day, but just practices that will allow your body to, to heal to strengthen Yeah, to become more vibrant to and then when you find out, you start doing these things, yeah, you end up liking it, you know, you end up like, wow, like, I actually am sleeping better most of the time. And you know, I actually liked the way I feel when I'm not eating a bunch of like toxic food. Or if I'm eating really late at night when my body should be sleeping and doing a deeper digestion. Yeah, you know, so it's all our Vedic considers these, I do call them hygiene habits because it's, it's literally how do we live in our bodies? You know, you'd think we'd know. ButMischa Zvegintzovwe're stubborn, this Western?Candice ClaireWell, it's just not it's not taught. It's not supported culturally. I would say that's probably the biggest obstacle with my clients and you know, people in the courses because they get all jazzed to like, do this. So like literally we're supposed to eat you Be done eating before the sun sets? Yes. And they're like, Well, my husband and my kids or my significant other, they don't want to eat too late, and they want to watch a movie late at night. And here I am, like, I'm a big bore, but it's really not boring. You know, because when you start feeling better, it's empowering. It's empowering. And you know, so we have these different layers. We often want to start with our physical Yeah, right. Yeah. But there's your five layers. Before weMischa Zvegintzovgo into the five layers. Again, we're talking about what we're referencing a bunch, your 10 week course where they can get a glimpse of it. And the Mind Body Soul magazine, right? Yeah, it's awesome. And this is the spring issue. We're at the release party. But if they are captivated so far, and they're like, I need to know where to find you. Like, where are they gonna find you? Where are someone gonna find you?Candice ClaireOkay, couple of places. You can email me at Candace at swan. sage.com. Swan sage is my business name. And that is ca n di C. E. At Swan, Sage Swan as a ge.com. My website is swan. sage.com. And or text me? Yeah. 970-948-7525.Mischa ZvegintzovDo you do you have a favorite client profile? Or is there like, Who do you find yourself working with most? Or who do you prefer to work with?Candice ClaireI mean, it tends to be more women than men, but not totally, but definitely more women? I would say generally, when I mean, I have clients ranging from like age 14 to almost 80. Yeah, but I'd say mostly, it's like when women start waking up to like, I'm not feeling so great. You know, it's like when things start feeling like they're going downhill. So like, you know, late 30s 40s. Yeah. Cool. Yeah.Mischa ZvegintzovI love that. And then the 10 weeks, to a better version of you, which is in the magazine, and you talk about what we're talking about now. And so it's basically the 10 ru Vedic. I'm butchering that name, guys habits, but it's almost it's like soft entry into that, or you don't have to have any interest in it. But it's like you're taking this millennia old wisdom, body knowledge. And you're saying, Hey, here's 10 weeks to Well, I mean, a better version of you.Candice ClaireLike, are you sleeping? Okay. Yeah. You know, what's your weight? Like? You wake up feeling with like, you have brain fog. I mean, the common things that people are suffering with should not be normalized. That's all I'll say about that. And normalizing that. We're supposed to feel good.Mischa ZvegintzovI'd love that. Yeah. And I love no pills, like,Candice Claireyeah. And let's embrace that. We are supposed to live blissfully in our bodies. SoMischa Zvegintzovgood. Okay. So we were going to touch on the five layers, and then I'm gonna connect you back to the crowd.Candice ClaireHe's gonna toss me back out. Yes, but I won't leave you hanging with the five layers. Okay, so you have a physical layer. Most of us identify with Yes. Okay. You have an energy around you. That's called the prana that your lifeforce energy which extends beyond the body, okay. And that can be healthy or unhealthy to you have a mind which houses all of your mental activity and your emotions. Yeah, that's usually the most constricted part of us. And that's, that's really like, there's tools like you work with meditation and you don't have to be an expert. To work with that energy. Yeah. And then you have what's called a knowingness. It's actually the thing Jana is these are called Kosha is a big Jana Maya Kosha, which is like your third eye that you've heard about yoga classes. Yes. What it's really talking about is doesn't have to have logic. Everyone could be saying goes that way. But your knowingness says go that way. And that's the right way to go. So then it's like opening up and clearing so that you have a good connection with that layer. And then when you get all those other layers, like, you know, when you're doing these habits, and you really get called the other layers in a better way, then you access the fifth which is the bliss body, it's the Anandamaya Kosha.Mischa ZvegintzovLove this amazing. Do you have a favorite, like client story that comes to mind where you're like before and after, or they just? Yeah, totally,Candice Clairelike Just as our beta and I talked about that in the 10 habits, we do seasonal cleanses. So one of my favorite stories recently is usually I get girls on the cleanse, but I had this man who very reluctantly joined last fall. He's like, I've never done a cleanse before. I don't want you to tell me to do like, some of the things you're saying, like, you know, I chill. I never make everyone do the same thing. We're all individual. But we're going to be in this bubble together. So he was like, Okay, after the cleanse, he stopped drinking, he stopped smoking weed. He cleaned up his apartment, he started eating well. He was a changed man. And that that was a pretty dramatic shift and one cleanse. So much so that his good friend, this woman was like, What did you do? And he told her, and then she was reluctant. So he was trying to get her to do my first free. I just ended my spring cleanse. She was like, dragging her feet, even though she needed to do it. She finally called me the day before. And she was like, I don't really feel like doing a cleanse. I'm like, Well, what's like, what's your pain point? She was like, Well, I gained like, 30 pounds over the past couple of years. Yeah, I'm like, Well, why not? And she joined. And she like, killed it. And so I was like, I love those stories. And the whole reason is because they did it.Mischa ZvegintzovI love it. So good. They took the leap, took the risk.Candice ClaireYeah, I took the risk, and I don't ever make because we're all we have similarities, but we're all a little different. So it's like, I'm not going to tell one person to do the same plans as everyone else. Yeah. Hi. So I really kind of guide people to likeMischa Zvegintzovwhat's doable? I love it. A little customization. Yeah, aspect to it right? Because you mightCandice Clairehave more fire and then the water. air and ether or the five elements. Fire Water, air space. LoveMischa Zvegintzovit. Oh my gosh, I could literally talk about this for hours. Super fun. Again, you can find Oh my gosh. Candice Claire. In the Mind, Body Soul spring 2020 que su and then tell everybody your website again.Candice ClaireSwan. sage.com. That's w a n sh e.com.Mischa ZvegintzovBam, and they can track you down there. Or they can hit rewind and get your email. There's so so much fun. Thank you. Good. Oh, well, no, keep going. Yeah, I actually did and I'm gonna hold you hostage for one more second. Okay. I want to make sure that they and I love asking this question. Is there anything you want to tell the viewers that you'd be you'd feel remiss if you didn't if you didn't tell themCandice Clairethat you are more than just your mind and your body and stop outsourcing your health. Start in sourcing.Mischa ZvegintzovThank you beautiful place

Was hoping this was not just another Celebrity gimmick whiskey.   Aged to the Supergroup Metallica's special playlist consisting of their songs chosen by the band to "Help" age the juice to perfection, I think possibly the new Master Blender and the Willetts influence might have something to offer as well.  Have a listen to see the final results, ratings, honest opinions and overall experience with this rye! As always we enjoyed the time recording and talking whiskey, have a listen and let us know what your thoughts!

Carey Willetts is the bass player in multi-platinum selling indie band Athlete. Along with his fellow band members, he wrote numerous hits including Wires which won an Ivor Novello award for 'Best Contemporary Single' in 2006. Since turning his attention to writing and producing for others, Carey has worked extensively with Dermot Kennedy both as co-writer and producer on several tracks including Better Days, A Closeness, and Lost. Other credits include Amber Run, Jack Curley, and production on Freya Ridings' debut album. He was shortlisted as Breakthrough Producer Of The Year at the MPG Awards in 2020. The Process of Production is presented by Lawrence Diamond and Bob Matthews. Lawrence cut his teeth playing and writing in Indie bands before finding international success and touring the world with his band CITIZENS! During that time he worked with a host of revered producers including Liam Howe, Mark Ralph and Alex Kapranos. Since the band ended in 2016 he's been using that experience to help other artists develop their careers as a writer and producer while continuing to release his own music under various different guises. Bob learned his trade as the producer and multi-instrumentalist in Electronic Pop duo Alpines, whose career spans 3 albums, releases on major and indie record labels, shows with Florence + The Machine, The xx, Emeli Sandé, and a top 20 hit 'Tidal Wave' in collaboration with Sub Focus. In recent years he has turned his focus to producing other acts and has a studio in Chiswick in West London. If you have any feedback or questions, please email us: processofproductionpodcast@gmail.com Follow The Process of Production on Instagram @processofproduction If you like the podcast, please consider giving us a review on your podcast provider of choice! Thank you

Listen to the last sermon from Rev Sue Willetts, before she moves on to her new role as Director Of Ordinands at Leicester Diocese.

Today we focus on Epiphany alongside the beginning of the New Year thinking about trust and what that means for us right now! The Bible readings are Isaiah 60.1 - 6 and Matthew 2.1 - 12

Dr Luke continues his story of the special birth with a story about shepherds...

Luke 1.39 - 45 Mary listened to God and it changed her life - are you listening?

Topical debate with Chris Mason and guests. Listeners' responses with Anita Anand.

Preparation, Preparation, Preparation - what do the prophets have to say to help us today as we do this... Malachi 3.1 - 4 Luke 3.1 - 6

What a guest and discussion I have in store for you this week! I'm joined by Elizabeth Willetts who started her career in recruitment but left the agency world as she didn't feel it was conducive to starting a family. Instead she wanted a job that would offer flexibility and could fit in around life and the demands of having young children. Unfortunately things didn't go to plan and Liz and her husband struggled to conceive. Ironically her new career ended up becoming more of a burden than a help with people constantly questioning when she would be having kids, unbeknownst to them how much they were compounding the pressure she felt to fall pregnant.Liz returned to the fast-paced world of recruitment and ended up in an internal role. Thankfully they welcomed their two children into the world during this period and she was also able to transition to part-time working. However, during COVID her position was made redundant and Liz faced constant frustration and discrimination when trying to find another role that would offer part-time hours or flexibility.Feeling like she had nowhere to turn, Liz took matters into her own hands and launched a job board (www.investinginwomen.co.uk) which focuses exclusively on vacancies offering flexible and part-time working. She also runs a Facebook Group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/386475498981570) and regularly hosts LinkedIn Live sessions covering a range of topics with expert guest speakers.Liz is absolutely leading the charge when it comes to the views on mums, female worker rights, flexible working, and the benefits that organisations can gain when being more open minded in attitudes to working arrangements.I loved having her as a guest and am 100% on-board with everything she is doing. I hope you enjoy listening to our discussion.Support the show

Paul Willetts discusses with Ivan six things which he thinks should be better known. Paul Willetts is the author of five much-praised nonfiction books: Fear and Loathing in Fitzrovia; North Soho 999; Members Only; Rendezvous at the Russian Tea Rooms; and King Con. The third of these was turned into a big-budget British movie. Entitled The Look of Love (2013), it starred Steve Coogan, who described Members Only as “a thoroughly entertaining story, told by a writer with a vivid and amusing turn of phrase.” Paul has also written occasional journalism for The Guardian, The Daily Telegraph, The Spectator, The Times Literary Supplement, BBC History Magazine, History Today, and contributed to The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. Further information about Paul and his work can be found by visiting https://www.paulwilletts.com. Julian Maclaren-Ross https://www.julianmaclaren-ross.com The House on the Hill Toy Museum at Stansted Mountfichet http://www.stanstedtoymuseum.com The paintings of David Willetts https://www.paulwilletts.com/visual-arts-background Bakelite https://rebornbakelite.co.uk Six Degrees of Separation https://www.empireonline.com/movies/reviews/six-degrees-separation-review/ What Makes Sammy Run? https://inverarity.livejournal.com/265552.html This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

James 5.13 - 20 - Faith in the Everyday – prayer and giving thanks

Faith in the Everyday - sermons in James James 3.13 to 4.3 and 7 - 8a

James Ch 2: 1-17 "Faith In The Everyday - How Do We Treat Others?"

James 1 17-27 - Faith In The Everyday: How Do We Behave?

Ephesians 6.10 - 20 What armour are you wearing?

Trinity 10 Ephesians 4.1 - 16

Intro Topics : oli London Katie Hopkins Check out : Luxeria - YouTube - her video on Oli London: We need to talk about Oli London. @Luxeria - YouTube On 18 April 1943, four local boys (Robert Hart, Thomas Willetts, Bob Farmer and Fred Payne) were poaching or bird-nesting in Hagley Wood, part of the Hagley estate belonging to Lord Cobham near Wychbury Hill when they came across a large wych elm. Thinking the location to be a particularly good place to hunt birds' nests, Farmer attempted to climb the tree to investigate. As he climbed, he glanced down into the hollow trunk and discovered a skull. At first he believed it to be that of an animal, but after seeing human hair and teeth, he realised that he had found a human skull. As they were on the land illegally, Farmer put the skull back and all four boys returned home without mentioning their discovery to anybody. However, on returning home, the youngest of the boys, Willetts, felt uneasy about what he had witnessed and decided to report the find to his parents. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thes3podcast/message

Steve talks with Carrie Willetts, Market President (East Region) of WellSpan Health, about leadership, the effect of culture on brand, and what all brands can learn from the healthcare industry. This is Brand Story, a branding podcast that brings you hard-fought lessons learned from those on the front lines of brands. Host Steve Gilman talks with business leaders, entrepreneurs, and marketing folks about their successes but also the challenges they've faced in their careers and how they've overcome them. You'll find stories you can relate to, be inspired by, and learn from. We release new episodes twice a month, be sure to subscribe so you'll never miss one. Continue the conversation on social: For more of Brand Story, check out our https://www.linkedin.com/company/gravitygroupmarketing/ (LinkedIn page), where we'll post previews and highlights of shows, behind-the-scenes sneak peeks, plus other marketing news you can use. We're also on https://www.instagram.com/gravitygroup/ (Instagram) and https://www.facebook.com/gravitygroupmarketing (Facebook).

In the latest episode of our Metal Brick Road series we had a chat with Death Metal legend Karl Willetts about his family's musical background, how he joined Bolt Thrower and his time with that band, managing a Games Workshop store right through to the present day with Memoriam! 

Enjoy this week's message from Pastor Jeff Willetts! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/Calvary501/message

At the turn of the 20th century, white Americans and Europeans saw the Native American Indian as both a mysterious and exotic figure. Their perceptions were almost entirely informed by horribly inaccurate pop culture, and Edgar Laplante found it all too easy to exploit their ignorance. The "King of Con Men" came from a working class family in Pawtucket, Rhode Island and seemed to have a pathological need to lie and consume an endless tide of praise and attention. His unbelievable adventures would take him from swindling country churches by impersonating a celebrated athlete to an international celebrity doling out handfuls of cash to fawning crowds across Europe. This week's guest on Can't Make This Up is author Paul Willetts. Paul is the author of several books, most of which center on larger-than-life personalities in the true crime genre. In his most recent book, King Con: The Bizarre Adventures of the Jazz Age's Greatest Impostor, Willetts describes the incredible exploits of Edgar Laplante in wonderful detail using a fun, novelistic style. Paul joined me from the U.K. to share some of Edgar's most successful (and outlandish) cons and dive into the psychology that drove him. Want to listen to new episodes a week earlier and get exclusive bonus content? Consider becoming a supporter of the podcast on Patreon! Like the podcast? Please subscribe and leave a review! Follow @CMTUHistory on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram & TikTok --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app