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Hey Screen Beans! Today we're joined by the incredible Kate Sánchez, A writer, podcaster, Co-Founder and Editor-in-Chief for But Why Thou?. With Kate we chat about the origins of But Why Thou? (the podcast and the website) as well as the growth of it's community and it's importance during the pandemic. We also dive deep on In The Heights, Bo Burnham: Inside and Wish Dragon. 

British entrepreneur and sustainable fashion advocate Kate McGuire is the founder of Converted Closet; a brand new approach to making exquisite, sustainable fashion. On this episode of Ritch in Life, Kate McGuire talks to Ritch Erani all things sustainable fashion. From redesigning clothes that reflect our own personal style, constructing long-lasting garments that put less strain on our natural world and to creating bespoke luxury fashion.  Kate began her career in Investor Relations Corporate Finance at JPMorgan Cazenove, before rising to become a leading Investor Relations head-hunter, working alongside CFOs and CEOs of FTSE companies to build their teams. When Kate left the corporate world in 2011 to follow her lifelong passion: converting clothes. In 2019, she completed her Sustainable Business Leadership course at Cambridge University. Having built up an Instagram following , Kate has proved that we can make desirable ‘new' fashion from old. Her mission is to commercialize conversion, helping to address the fashion industry's environmental impact. With Kate's combination of business experience, her creative skillset, and her sustainability credentials, she is uniquely positioned to capitalize on the seismic shift in the industry and launch Converted Closet as a revolutionary commercial ecosystem. Kate has recently relocated from London to New York City, where she lives with her family. Follow Kate on @convertedcloset and use the hashtag #conversion.     

This year, Tomb Raider turns 25! To celebrate the anniversary of the iconic franchise and its main character we dive into the history of Tomb Raider and how Lara has impacted gaming and beyond. With Kate leading the way, Lara Croft is in the spotlight once again. While her game franchise has had its ups and downs over the years, Lara will always be an absolute icon in all of her iterations. In this episode, we chronicle Tomb Raider's development journey, the bad marketing choices behind the original games, and ultimately why Lara Croft still resonates today. Plus, we dive into the films and the new series from Crystal Dynamics. While we've covered the topic in the past, we're bringing in a new lens.

Joshua and Jason have a sit down with two friends, Kate and Mark Watt, to discuss what it's like establishing and growing your own independent bottling company: The Campbeltown Whisky Company whose brand is Watt Whisky. With Kate having previously worked at both Glenfarclas and Springbank, and Mark, having worked at Duncan Taylor and Cadenhead's (among others) we'd say they had a bit of knowledge giving them a nice head start. So, as usual, have a seat, have a pour, and listen in. Unless you're driving. If you're driving, be smart and stay sober but be sure to listen into the conversation! Special thanks to: - Weigh Down for allowing us to use their song "Wooden Monsters" as our theme song- Moana McAuliffe for designing our Podcast Logo- RØDE for making *really* great microphones- Focusrite for making awesome USB receivers- Olympus and Tascam for making fine mobile recording devices- Joshua Hatton for producing and editing  

Influential women make powerful strides as they set forth on pursuits that value people and enrich lives. A perfect example of this is embodied by Kate Nowlan, entrepreneur and co-founder of San Diego-based GRACEDBYGRIT, a women's apparel line and mentorship program designed to help women support one another in their athletic journeys.  Listen in as Neal Bloom chats with Kate about her growth as an entrepreneur, as well as  challenges she has overcome as a woman in business.  2:50 Kate takes us through her initial upbringing in Rochester, New York to her eventual move to San Diego. After having resided on the East Coast for most of her life - including her undergraduate experience at University of Massachusetts, Amherst - she and her then husband shifted to San Diego to bring an entrepreneurial idea to life. Years down the road, circumstances changed and Kate had to figure out how to launch her own career as a single mom. She soon recognized a gap in a local swimming program and was offered a position at the non profit, thus kickstarting her entrepreneurial journey.  6:58 Kate never thought of herself as an entrepreneurially-minded person, but in retrospect, she realizes many of her accomplishments proved otherwise. Whenever she noticed something lacking in her community, Kate started a program to eliminate that shortage. Her consistent go-getter mindset eventually landed her positions training athletes as well as a full-time job event planning for The Boys and Girls Club. Her involvement with women athletes soon influenced her to brainstorm ideas for an athletic apparel brand for women on the run; this idea transformed into GRACEDBYGRIT.   12:05 With various connections in the industry under her belt, Kate and her co-founder got to work building the business. They soon pitched their idea to San Diego Sports Innovators, an incubator in San Diego, resulting in feedback that was mostly. Instead of losing hope in the business, Kate was determined to prove critics wrong, and years after that pitch, she and her co-founder received apologies from the critics, whose wives resonated with the GRACEDBYGRIT brand.  15:46 Kate shares the significance behind the name of the brand. “Women have these gritty moments in their lives that if they push through long enough, can become their grace.” Over time, the brand gained more momentum and recognition, with women resonating greatly with the brand’s message of solidarity and women empowerment. It helped women everywhere feel powerful when faced with hardships, including a breast cancer survivor that Kate met. 19:10 For years, Kate continued to build the company, hosting pop-up stores as well as events in women’s homes and pilates studios. After struggling to raise sufficient capital for growth, and having a co-founder who wanted a change of pace, Kate eventually sold the company in 2018 to local men's apparel company Hylete. She decided that the legacy of GRACEDBYGRIT was to create a foundation focused on creating female leaders of tomorrow, and she did just that. 26:00 With Kate’s success as an entrepreneur, she felt it integral to give back. She does so through her foundation and also supports other businesses that choose to give back to charitable causes. The GRACEDBYGRIT brand’s ethos remains grace, grit, and give. Kate sees the need for more women in conversations in business and fuels that change by speaking up and representing women in her brand. This mentorship program helps develop women leaders, enabling them to shine in a community of like-minded individuals.   Kate’s favorite local tacos:  City Tacos in North Park and street tacos in Tijuana    Connect with Kate: LinkedIn   Keep up with GRACEDBYGRIT: Website: https://www.gracedbygrit.com/ LinkedIn Instagram: @gracedbygritfoundation Facebook: @gracedbygrit   Thanks to our partners at Cox Business for their support in enabling us to grow the San Diego ecosystem.

Hiya Screen Beans! This week our hosts welcome musician and maker, Kate Nyx to the show! With Kate they chat about her weekly live show on Twitch, The Lullaby Lounge, as well as her very talented son, Winslow the Cat! They also dive deep on A West Wing Special to Benefit When We All Vote, Beetlejuice, and The Venture Bros. 

With Kate and Lisa Ann. Larry Flynt is still alive; was born in the poorest county in the nation during the depression; Chicken murderer; party animal in the Navy; Hustler, Barely Legal, Beaver Hunt, Jackie Onassis; somebody shot Larry with a rifle and paralyzed him; Lisa Ann interview; Jessica Lynch

COVID-19 has changed the marketplace and businesses need to adapt to meet these changes. Today, host Cassandra Shuck talks with health and network marketing coach, Kate Stone, to give her insights on how she can pivot her business. We chat about Kate’s journey and how losing her job due to the pandemic gave her the extra push to focus on attaining her goal job. Kate discusses the pivots that she underwent to meet the new market demands and how she began building her network marketing business. With so many pivots, Kate highlights the challenge of joining all the aspects of her business. Sharing an example of the steps that she has taken, we talk about how Kate has partnered with Arbonne to address her customer’s pain points. After Kate explains her main service offerings, Cassandra analyzes her business and shows Kate how she can combine her services while offering more marketable payment options. With Kate busy making a success of her goal job, tune in to hear more about how you can pivot your business during these trying times.Key Points From This Episode:What Kate did to pivot her business once the pandemic hit. Needing to detangle the mess that is caused by pivoting your business.Reading the market and figuring out your offerings to find success during the pandemic.Cassandra analyzes Kate’s offerings to provide new payment and service ideas.Tweetables:“During the pandemic, people are finding success in pivoting their businesses. It is being able to read the market, assess the situation, and figure out a product or offering.” — Cassandra Shuck [0:04:01]“Now we’re in a place where people realize that we’re in this for the long-haul. People are wondering how they’re going to make their business work or be sustainable.” — Kate Stone [0:14:18]Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Kate StoneCassandra ShuckSourced Strategy

We've got a really well-traveled guest on the show today. Chris Pirrello has led a somewhat nomadic lifestyle, with a fourteen-month trip around the world at the start of the 21st Century, followed by years of hiking most of the long trails of America, including the Triple Crown. He even took a job in Antarctica to chalk up his sixth continent. He is a self-confessed foodie and loves excellent coffee, so it seems almost inevitable that he has ended up as the owner of Triple Crown Coffee, a company with a mission to give back to the three trails that make up the Triple Crown. Indeed, each roast is named after one of the trails. If you want to learn more about Chris and his coffee, go to https://triplecrowncoffee.com/ With Kate now home, we're following Bounce Da Hiker. This week, Bounce has been putting in some very long days and had to take a double zero when his body told him he needed a rest. Grandma Gatewood's fame, which had been growing while she was on the trail, gets even greater, as she appears alongside Groucho Marx on TV. If you like what we're doing on the Hiking Radio Network, please consider supporting us with either a one-off or monthly donation. The donate button is on the Mighty Blue podcast page at https://mightyblueontheat.com/the-podcast/ Any support is gratefully received.

Hey Everyone, Angela Bowen here, the host of Together, We're Gonna Find Our Way: An Unofficial Silver Spoons Podcast. Today, I covered S4E16 Daddy Rick, which aired on January 19, 1986. In this episode during a mock marriage for school, Rick's classmate tells him she's really pregnant. I really enjoyed this episode and thought the girl who played Beth did a good job portraying as a frightened girl finding out she is pregnant. Rick of course jumps in to take care of her because that's just the kind of guy Rick is. and I also covered S4E17: and S4E18: One For The Road Parts 1 and 2, which aired on February 2, and February 9 of 1986. In PART 1: A new friend pressures Rick to try alcohol. In PART 2: Rick is grounded for experimenting with alcohol, but Greg still has a drinking problem himself. I really thought the two part episode was handled well and did not expect Rick's injury to be how it actually turned out to be, I predicted it happening another way but I understand the reason they went the way they did because they had to show Greg change his behavior due to the result of his actions. Join me next week when I cover, S4E19: Movie Madness, which aired on February 16, 1986. In this episode Rick is bent on winning the annual student filmmaking contest. S4E20: Rick Sings, which aired on February 23, 1986. In this episode Rick becomes famous when he subs for the lead singer in his rock band. S4E21: The Way We Weren't. which aired on March 2, 1986. In this episode With Kate and Rick both out of the house, Edward is left alone with his ex-wife. To EMAIL The Podcast: silverspoonspodcast@gmail.com Asalways, Stay Home, Stay Safe, and Stay Positive! We WILL Get Through THIS!

With Kate on her West Coast tour, she and Julia are experiencing the emotions of Super Tuesday II over Skype. We suppose that's also what you should do now with coronavirus, anyway? Then Kate talks to Meredith Mattlin, the *24-year-old* Democratic Socialist running for Congress in Tennessee's 5th congressional district. You can follow and support Meredith's campaign at @meredith_2020 Julia and Kate can be found at @OhJuliaTweets and @KateWillett Hosts: Kate Willett and Julia Claire Producer: Genevieve Gearity Theme Song: Emily Frembgen and Kate Willett Artwork: Adrienne Lobl

Kate Boyer shares her story growing up in Budapest, Hungary, and then moving to France and designing girl's gymnastics outfits for the team she was coaching.  Kate explains how, as a self-taught designer, she then began developing private label collections for exclusive resorts in St. Barth, eventually meeting her husband Shawn in Miami and co-founded Anatomie.  With Kate as CEO and Shawn as Creative Director, Kate explains how Anatomie has produced luxury travel apparel in the global travel niche, outfitting women in stylish performance apparel with travel-conducive properties.  Kate discusses the concept of stylish minimalism and how Anatomie not only helps women look good, but ensures they never need to check a bag again. She also takes us behind the scenes of running Anatomie, explains how she grew and scaled the brand, adjusted her ratio of wholesaling vs. direct-to-consumer sales, built luxury brand partnerships, and how Anatomie was designated the “Official Luxury Travel Clothing Brand” of Forbes Travel Guide. She shares her stress management techniques and her tips on what it takes to be a successful CEO.  Kate also opens up about her personal life, shares tips on co-founding a business with a spouse, balancing business and marriage, gives tips on how to travel internationally with small children, and explains the value she has found in taking her 5-year-old daughter to 7 countries. Kate also shares the powerful impact that international travel has had on her life, including the emotional experience of helping her parents fulfill their bucket list. FULL SHOW NOTES AVAILABLE AT www.TheMaverickShow.com

Joining me on the podcast today is Dr. Kate Barrelle & Magic the Therapy Dog.Kate is the Chief Impact Officer & Co-founder of STREAT. STREAT is a social enterprise that offers disadvantaged youth aged 16-24 a supported pathway from the street to a sustainable livelihood. STREAT is ten years old this year, and to date has supported over 1500 young people to thrive with a healthy self, home and work. Unfortunately, the need for STREAT is increasing with over ¼ of the homeless people in Australia being youth. And that for STREAT is hard to swallow.Magic plays a very special role at STREAT and works hard to keep things calm and is able to diffuse high-stress situations just by being her gorgeous self.With Kate’s background being a Forensic & Clinical Psychologist, Kate’s career has centred around people and their well-being, dealing with many complex issues and providing confidential counselling to a wide range of individuals and groups. In 2004 Kate undertook a Vincent Fairfax Fellowship and in 2008 was selected as one of Australia’s leading 1000 thinkers and attended the Prime Minister’s 2020 Summit.This is an important conversation and one that will get you thinking:We chat about:STREAT and how they make a difference for disadvantaged youthA story from a past graduateWhy social enterprise must be commercially viableThe different ways you can support STREATEnjoy this podcast with Kate.STREAT

“I walked into the library of this pre-school, and found life. I saw joy, and children learning and playing, and I knew that I wanted to be around that…It was a defining moment for me.” (https://golfyeah.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Headshot.jpg)   Kate Tempesta Founder, Owner and President of Fun Urban Golf Academy New York City and Montauk, Long Island As you can see, part of Kate Tempesta’s  title at the Urban Golf Academy includes “President of Fun.” In fact, you don’t have to dig too deeply into her website to believe that she really does enjoy her life’s work. And I suspect that the source of that happiness is based on the fact that she’s combined two of the things she enjoys most in life. And those would be her love of children, and her love for the game of golf…which also seems to be a recipe for her success in business. Kate Tempesta’s education, and her early career, focused on exercise science and fitness. She later transitioned to the educational arena where she created and taught the movement education program at St. Thomas More Play Group for ten years. After becoming an LPGA Teaching and Club Professional, she founded the Urban Golf Academy, located in the heart of New York City. (https://golfyeah.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/IMG_7368.jpeg) According to Kate, “Children are always my source of daily inspiration.” With Kate at the helm over the past 12 years, UGA has delivered the joy of golf to at least 1,000 children each year. Most recently, Kate and her team have developed the Birdie Basics and Birdie Basics Pro boxes; a joint curriculum, lecture series, and utility kit that gives parents, teachers, and professional coaches the tools and access to implement UGA’s proven methods designed to turn their children and students into lifelong golfers…but more importantly, to empower them as individuals. Kate has consistently been recognized by Golf Digest magazine as one of the best women teachers in the game of golf (which is even more remarkable, given that she was 30 years-old when she started playing.)  She’s spoken on several panels about growing the game of golf, including the Inaugural PGA of America’s Junior Golf Summit, as well as the Youth & Family Golf Summit at a recent Merchandise PGA Show. Additionally, the PGA of Canada invited Kate to take part in their professional development series, offering Canadian PGA members the opportunity to learn some of the best practices of UGA. These include UGA’s trademark “Birdie-isms”; which are effective and engaging metaphors that take the complex physical, mental, and emotional concepts of golf and make them both accessible and memorable for children. Kate resides on the Upper West Side of New York City. In her spare time, you can find Kate kickboxing, swinging a sword and planning how UGA can positively effect children the world over. Kate believes in leaving each day a little better off than when it started…and I’m confident that hearing what she has to say will brighten your day. Show Highlights:  Kate’s lost sense of purpose and disconnection with “her tribe” during her early years in New York City The combination of circumstances that enabled Kate to find her true calling in life Why Kate believes that play is such an important part of learning and personal development for children How the Urban Golf Academy got started, and how it’s grown over the past 12 years The concept and mission underlying the Birdie Basics program What the USGA and PGA should be doing to grow interest in the game of golf at an early age The common elements found in golf, kick boxing and sword fighting Why the mind / body connection is essential in the game of golf Notable Quotes:  On how children learn: “Academics, play, and learning are not mutually exclusive. Play is the method for teaching, and learning is the...

Has AI raised the floor but not the ceiling with marketing? Have we over-indexed on having content at scale? And is there a way for marketers to understand when hyper-personalization will cross the line into creepiness? In this episode of thinkPod, we are joined by Kate Bradley Chernis (Founder & CEO of Lately) and Joey Camire (principal & founding team of Sylvain Labs). We talk to Kate and Joey about whether AI will replace human marketers, where we are currently with AI and marketing, the difficulty of getting marketers to write, and how AI can bring delight to consumers. We also get into the hot debate around a company’s responsibility with user data and imagine a future where each cup of yogurt is tracked. Connect with thinkLeaders and our panelists: @IBMthinkLeaders @JoeyCashmere @outlandosmedia Kate Bradley Chernis is the Founder & CEO of Lately, an AI-powered marketing dashboard that’s reinventing the marketing process to give individual marketers the power to create and scale smarter, more consistent messaging. With Lately, Davids become Goliaths. As a former marketing agency owner, Kate, initially created the idea for Lately out of spreadsheets for then-client, Walmart. Well, not just Walmart. It was a partnership between Walmart, United Way Worldwide, National Disability Institute, and tens of thousands of local, small business and nonprofit affiliates who were all using her spreadsheet system – because they all had the same problems: a lack of coordination, widespread redundancies, no visibility and no organization. With Kate’s spreadsheet system, they achieved a 130%, three year, year-over-year ROI. In fact, Kate found similar success with all of her clients, regardless of industry or company size. So, along with one heck of a superhero team, she created Lately to organize the mess, automate repetitive processes and eliminate the "overwhelming" feeling that every marketer she'd ever met had complained about. Prior to founding Lately, Kate served 20 million listeners as Music Director and on-air host at Sirius/XM. She’s also an award-winning radio producer, engineer and voice talent with 25 years of national broadcast communications, brand-building, sales and marketing expertise. After escaping from neuroscience and psychology, with a layover at the VCU Brandcenter, Joey Camire moved to New York to join the founding team of Sylvain Labs. Here, he leads innovation and brand strategy work for bluechip clients such as Google, GM, AB Inbev, Bloomberg, and more. Joey spearheaded several cultural projects including the documentary Instafame, as well as writing The Dots, a book deconstructing influence for brands and institutions in contemporary culture. Along with a team at Sylvain Labs, Joey produces the weekly podcast Critical Nonsense, digging deep into cultural ephemera to inspire interesting conversations. A respected authority on the realms of social influence, strategy and cultural change, Joey has written for numerous publications including Wired, The Drum, McSweeney’s Internet Tendency, PSFK, The Egoist, and shots.

It is time for Davids To Become Goliaths with Artificial Intelligence for your marketing. Kate Bradley Chernis is the Founder & CEO of Lately, an AI-powered marketing dashboard:  Kate Bradley Chernis is the Founder & CEO of Lately, an AI-powered marketing dashboard that’s reinventing the marketing process to give individual marketers the power to create and scale smarter, more consistent messaging. With Lately, Davids become Goliaths with Artificial Intelligence. As a former marketing agency owner, Kate, initially created the idea for Lately out of spreadsheets for then-client, Walmart. Well, not just Walmart. It was a partnership between Walmart, United Way Worldwide, National Disability Institute, and tens of thousands of local, small business and nonprofit affiliates who were all using her spreadsheet system – because they all had the same problems: a lack of coordination, widespread redundancies, no visibility and no organization. With Kate’s spreadsheet system, they achieved a 130%, three year, year-over-year ROI. In fact, Kate found similar success with all of her clients, regardless of industry or company size. So, along with one heck of a superhero team, she created Lately to organize the mess, automate repetitive processes and eliminate the "overwhelming" feeling that every marketer she'd ever met had complained about. Prior to founding Lately, Kate served 20 million listeners as Music Director and on-air host at Sirius/XM. She’s also an award-winning radio producer, engineer and voice talent with 25 years of national broadcast communications, brand-building, sales and marketing expertise. Learn About Lately With Scott On YouTube:[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ib033eGVrpY]  On This Episode You Will Hear:[spp-timestamp time="00:30"] Introduction [spp-timestamp time="04:00"] Talking radio show hosting, software, authenticity, and how silence is really powerful. [spp-timestamp time="09:00"] How Kate's unhappiness and her Dad shook her by her shoulders to remind her that she can't work for other people. She couldn't conform to her mail bosses rules. Her husband gave her the book, The Art of the Start by Guy Kawasaki. The next day she met her first angel investors and started her first company. [spp-timestamp time="14:00"] Organization is essential, quoting Tony Bourdain and Mise En Plus, everything in it's place. He has his mise en place, referring to the ingredient station that a chef sets up before service. [spp-timestamp time="18:00"] Methods and procedures are crucial for growing your businesses into companies and corporations. Consistency is key for helping humans work better together for common goals. [spp-timestamp time="23:30"] The mistake of people writing blogs and only posting about it one time. Lately uses Artificial Intelligence to pull out key quotes and topics to generate new unique posts for social media. Plus we demo the Generator tool. [spp-timestamp time="24:00"] Improving sales teams and their use of social media marketing, using Lately's artificial intelligence to break up blogs into multiple posts. Plus a live demo with Kate using the dashboard in Lately. [spp-timestamp time="35:00"] Automatically guessing your color codes for your brand. [spp-timestamp time="45:30"] Pulling back the black curtain of marketing similar to how Quickbooks changed their industry too. Relating this to the 20,000 audits she did for Wal-Mart. [spp-timestamp time="55:20"] The importance of sounding good. Discussing how Kate and others use software like Dragon and JAWS, to help with their day to day disabilities. She used to work with the National Disability Institute. [spp-timestamp time="56:40"] Coaching others on working through their disabilities. Giving back after people gave back and helped Kate work through her own. [spp-timestamp time="59:00"] Connecting about disabilities and namedropping Maxwell Ivey aka The Blind...

With Kate on the DL (aka partying too hard), John Trupin calls on staff writers Grant Bronsdon and Zach Gottschalk for an all Garfield High School episode. Let's get angsty. 0-2:30 - Introductions, and the confession that we are all using #OneMic. 2:30-19:00 - A recap of the Mariners' recent escapades. Do we trust any relievers? Does a 6-4 road trip feel okay? It's the first off day after 20 straight games! Where should Canó play? Does Zach hate NUMBERS? 19:00-1:05:48 - Questions! How would a pitching staff of exclusively Edwin's Díaz fare? Which NBA player once pulled Grant's shirt over his head mid-crossover in a game of 3-on-3? Is Willy Wonka Bad? Does getting scowled at by a sitting Senator hinder John's political aspirations? Can any Mariners learn to walk?  Music: Youth - Glass Animals, Family (feat. Vic Mensa) [Blended Babies Remix] - Chance the Rapper Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

EPISODE 74 // With Kate succumbed to illness, Jack and Hao once again try to cobble together enough content to make a cohesive, compelling episode of television I mean podcasts. In this episode we discuss the FIVE WAYS PEOPLE AGE, and it's mostly centered on the different parts of the body. What are all the parts? Well you'll have to tune in to find out. One of them is dirty lips. That one I can reveal right away. I've been authorized to reveal dirty lips right away.   Plugs this week:   Brighton Beach (Hao) The TV show SUPERNATURAL (Jack)   downersradio@gmail.com // @downersradio on Twitter

Welcome to our Stunt Sister Kate Casey and our real sisters Sheila Dolan and Monica Dolan. Kate Casey is a comedian, author, and host of the wildly entertaining Reality Life with Kate Casey podcast. She is considered the Diane Sawyer of reality television interviewing reality stars of the past and present and forcing a varied group of guests to watch and review an episode of a reality television show. With Kate, we discuss the season finale of Dancing With The Stars (Tonya's redemption?), the Netflix documentary series Wild Wild Country and the impending birth of Kate's fifth child. For Tuesday Trends, Monica has an idea about the sharing economy and Sheila is interested in rebranding herself professionally. Should she call herself a Homework Therapist? Liz lists her favorite parts of the royal wedding today and Julie has four things she loved about the college graduation she just attended. To listen to Kate's interview with the directors of Wild, Wild Country, go here. Visit Kate's website here. For great Satellite Sisters and Satellite Misters gifts from our online shop, go here. Father's Day. Tick, tock!Click here to buy our Satellite Sisters book "You're The Best: A Celebration of Friendship" Thank you to today's podcast sponsors:Dagne Dover Use promo code SISTERSLiquid IV Use promo code SISTERSSalsa Basket Use coupon code SISTERS Zip Recruiter To subscribe to Satellite Sisters on Apple Podcasts, click here. To subscribe to Satellite Sisters on Stitcher, click here.To find Satellite Sisters on Spotify, click here. The complete Satellite Sisters podcast audio archive is here. Don't forget to subscribe to Satellite Sisters Talk TV if you want to listen to Lian and Julie's TV recaps of CBS drama Madam Secretary and PBS Poldark recap Pol,Dark and Handsome. Check out Liz's workplace advice podcast Safe For Work. Lian is a featured guest on our LIVE episode! Go here to listen: wondery.fm/sister

With Kate still on location, it’s another truncated podcast this week, but there’s still plenty of TV talk to go around. First up, Noel and Kate dive in with the week’s TV, focusing on reality and comedy. We kick things off with a catch-up with Top Chef: Colorado, break down an underwhelming RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars, talk through strong returns and new episodes from Jane the Virgin, The Detour, and Fresh Off the Boat, ponder repetition on Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, and then bask in another strong finale for The Good Place. Afterwards, we discuss Steven Soderbergh’s latest storytelling experiment, the joint miniseries and app Mosaic. Spotlight: Mosaic (1:04:40)Our Week in TV Top Chef: Colorado (6:16) RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars (23:28) Jane the Virgin midseason premiere (29:48) The Detour (38:31) Fresh Off the Boat (41:14) Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (44:58) The Good Place finale (50:08)Music Featured: “He’s the New Guy” from Crazy Ex-Girlfriend

Hey folks! Intern Ethan here, and my very first job for Mischief Managed Podcast is to write the "Blurb" for the new episode! I'm super excited even though I don't know what "Blurb" means! Down to business. We open on a soft meadow, the meter high grass rustles against an unusually warm Autumn breeze. Four Podcasters can be seen advancing, silhouetted against the glow from a blinding sunrise. They are.... MISCHIEF MANAGED PODCAST! This is episode 36 in their journey through the magical realm of Harry Potter! First off they welcome Kate back with open arms from her journey abroad. I hope you ordered Ketchup with this podcast because there is lots to get Kate caught up with! The newly dubbed "Meet Your Messrs" pits Hogwarts teachers against the trials of protecting the Philosopher's Stone. Who would keep the prize safe longest? Let us know! Lost already? Well don't worry, we have a map for that! As well as a topic all about a certain magical object. Next we get caught up with Devon, who is most perturbed about the lack of electricity in the magical world and just wishes nothing but happy endings for plucky young Harry. Our Casting Couch may get off to a rocky start but Craig's choice gets vindicated by the end. The most suggested Slytherin finally gets her day, it may be high time for Ms. Ritter to get sorted. Please let us know your results! With Kate back, Underrated Character is unearthed and it's sort of good. Hats off to you Kate. A listener suggestion is in order for Marry, Boff, Kill that gets three out of four stars. Finally, the Podcasters hope for a crossover episode and a trip to LA, as well as planning a Fast and Furious marathon...I thought this was supposed to be about Harry Potter... Hope you Enjoy! Love, MMP and Intern Ethan

With Kate being rather poorly this week, we return to a previous episode from 2014 where Rob is in conversation with him Mum - just in time for Mother's Day! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/adventureswithwordspod/message

With Kate out this week, Adam and Ahmed play catch up. They discuss THAT amazing moment at the Oscars while talk about games they've been playing and review GET OUT by Director Jordan Peele. ABOUT US bckstry is an organization that provides youth mentorship and job training to aspiring filmmakers while supporting local artists (learn more at www.bckstry.org or checkout our Facebook: www.facebook.com/bckstry/) Our podcast is about films, pop culture, news, reviews and things interesting to creatives. Join us every week as Writer/Director, Ahmed Siddiqui, Producer, Adam Hensgens, and bckstry program mentee and aspiring cinematographer, Kate Rogers, sit down and talk about the things we love: film. Connect with us on: Website: bit.ly/bckstryweb Facebook: bit.ly/bckstryfb Twitter: bit.ly/bckstrytwit Instagram: bit.ly/bckstryinsta Linked In: bit.ly/bckstryLinkedIn Ahmed Siddiqui bit.ly/ahmedweb bit.ly/bckstrytwit bit.ly/bckstryinsta Adam Hensgens 404 Error. Kate Rogers bit.ly/kateinsta

With Kate out in for the Skynet Conference, we're joined by special guest, Cinematographer John Paul Summers, this week. An all out brawl erupts between Ahmed, JP & Adam as they debate the future of Cinema, streaming platforms and what it means for indie filmmakers, then make amends as they enjoy their government issued cheese blocks to discuss what it takes to be a cinematographer. This week's show: (00:17:18) SNL Evolves (00:22:22) The Death of Cinema (00:51:40) Growing as a Cinematographer Show Notes: http://bit.ly/bckstry-ep15 Subscribe: http://bit.ly/bckstrypod ABOUT US bckstry is an organization that provides youth mentorship and job training to aspiring filmmakers while supporting local artists (learn more at www.bckstry.org or checkout our Facebook: www.facebook.com/bckstry/) Our podcast is about films, pop culture, news, reviews and things interesting to creatives. Join us every week as Writer/Director, Ahmed Siddiqui, Producer, Adam Hensgens, and bckstry program mentee and aspiring cinematographer, Kate Rogers, sit down and talk about the things we love: film. Connect with us on: Website: http://bit.ly/bckstryweb Facebook: http://bit.ly/bckstryfb Twitter: http://bit.ly/bckstrytwit Instagram: http://bit.ly/bckstryinsta Linked In: http://bit.ly/bckstryLinkedIn Guest: John Paul Summers www.inifinitefocus.tv instagram.com/jpthedp Ahmed Siddiqui http://bit.ly/ahmedweb http://bit.ly/bckstrytwit http://bit.ly/bckstryinsta Adam Hensgens 404 Error. Kate Rogers http://bit.ly/kateinsta Oh, hey, you made it down here. Want to help us out? Take the survey: http://bit.ly/bckstrypodsurvey

We make Alex pissy with even more anime discussion! With Kate, Mitch, Matt and Tony, what did you expect? Oh, some other stuff happened too, but hey we're chibi and that's super kawaii desu desu desu

With Kate safely back, The Televerse returns to its standard (summer) format. This week, Futurama is back, along Wilfred, and we get our first looks at Inside Men and The Newsroom. Throw in new episodes of Eagleheart, So You Think You Can Dance, True Blood, Lost Girl, and Bunheads, and it’s as full a week ... The post The Televerse #43- Life Unexpected with Jason Griffin, the TVaholic appeared first on PopOptiq.

With Kate’s husband, Sandy, getting ready to move into the Mission District Firehouse, Kate has a list to discuss at their annual marital summit. Kate tells Sandy that she feels that he’s trying to leave her.

Here’s chapter 4 of my podcast of my novel, False Alarm. You can also download it free on iTunes. I’d love to hear your comments. With Kate’s husband, Sandy, getting ready to move into the Mission District Firehouse, Kate has a list to discuss at their annual marital summit. Kate tells Sandy that she feels that he’s trying to leave her. The post False Alarm – Chapter 4 podcast appeared first on Heatherstallings.

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With Kate, from Birmingham UK.