Podcasts about Woodman

May 31st - Job - Consider My Servant Job - Rev. Cliff Woodman

What do educators really need to know about supporting children born prematurely?Re-release: Originally aired on 7 Mar 2025Caroline Woodman joins us this week as we explore the impact of premature birth on children's development. Caroline shares her own story and that of her son, Reuben, who was born prematurely. She emphasises the importance of early intervention, understanding developmental challenges, and the need for educational professionals to be aware of the unique needs of premature children. Caroline also highlights the resources available for families and educators to support children like Reuben, advocating for greater awareness and understanding of the long-term effects of prematurity.Episode LinksExplore The Smallest Things Charity websiteAccess Free Online Training from PRISM (Premature Infants' Skills in Mathematics)Discover the Prem Aware Award and its Free Resources

Passage: Acts 2:1-41

May 24 - Job 40-42 - Consider My Servant Job - Rev. Cliff Woodman

May 17th - Job 23-40 - Consider My Servant Job - Rev. Cliff Woodman

Send us Fan MailIn this episode (the first of its kind that I've made in almost a year!), I explore some of the ideas presented in Marion Woodman's "Bone: Dying Into Life," which is a collection of journal entries that chronicle her experience with uterine cancer from 1993–1995. I mostly muse on a smattering of quotes that Woodman wrote in the margins of her journal, from the likes of Carl Jung, Emily Dickinson, and Rainer Maria Rilke. Topics include the fast pace of our society and the importance of slowing down (group can help with that!); how we see versions of ourselves in others (group, anyone?); how symptoms are an attempt at healing, and how physical travails can bring us to higher consciousness; the relentless demands of dinner; the value and necessity of mundane activities; the joy of dwelling in Possibility (group again!); and the impossibility of ever knowing someone completely, which means we should try all the more to do it, like good bodhisattvas (and group members!).

The authors read their recent piece in Academic Pediatrics. The written version is available at the journal webpage here: https://www.academicpedsjnl.net/article/S1876-2859(26)00103-8/fulltext

May 10th - Job 4 - Consider My Servant Job - Rev. Cliff Woodman

May 3rd - Job 3 - Consider My Servant Job - Rev. Cliff Woodman

In this clip from The Player Rankings, Ste and Errol discuss Freddie Woodman's performance in Liverpool's 3-1 win over Crystal Palace. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Chole joins us from Anfield as she reacts to Liverpool 3-1 Crystal Palace in the Premier League. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Paul joins us from Anfield as he reacts to Liverpool's 3-1 win over Crystal Palace. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After a baptism of fire in the victory of Everton, Freddie Woodman is set to make his first Anfield appearance this weekend as Liverpool face Crystal Palace. Can the former England U21 stopper build on his solid debut at The Hill Dickinson stadium and help Liverpool maintain momentum in their chase for Champions League football? Todays 'Rob & Mo Show' is sponsored by Aura Frames.  For a limited time, save on the perfect gift by visiting AuraFrames.co.uk and get £25-off Aura's best-selling Carver Mat frame by using the promo code TAW at checkout. Terms and conditions apply. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We should be able to repay kindness with kindness, especially when our life has been saved. But for those who cannot recognize the kind act, it can be an unfortunate circumstance that may ultimately lead to their end. Take up this theme in this short Aesop tale, “The Woodman and the Serpent,” read by Chris Paluzzi. A production of We Are One Body® Audio Theatre.

It's a World Cup Wildcard Weekend Special which features a very limited amount of World Cup content, unfortunately.What it does have though, is another of TJ's Terrifically Topical Kickabout Top 10s. However, Gav's usual opponent, Toby Tarrant, was ruled out of this week's encounter after picking up a knock in training, so there was a new opponent for The Woodman to contend with...!You can hear The Kickabout live on Radio X from 11am every Saturday. Get in touch on kickabout@radiox.co.uk

On the 390th episode of You Know I'm Right, hosts Nick Durst and Joe Calabrese are joined by Big Brother's Katherine Woodman to discuss:Topics discussed: - First app she checks on her phone everyday  - Being from Georgia, moving to South Carolina - Attending the University of South Carolina and getting her degree in Public Relations - Becoming a fine dining server - Auditioning for Big Brother - Getting cast and packing for the show - Was she open to a showmance or was Rylie Jeffries just too charming to resist? - Any regrets from how she played Big Brother? Did being in a showmance with Rylie ultimately lead to her eviction?  - Biggest surprises and takeaways from being on Big Brother? - You Know I'm Right moment *This episode was recorded 1/6/2026* Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Passage: John 10:9-11

In this week's Omni Talk Retail Fast Five, sponsored by the A&M Consumer and Retail Group, Mirakl, Ocampo Capital, Infios, Quorso, and Veloq, guest host and resident talent expert Jenn Hahn, joined Chris and Anne to discuss: Converse employees being instructed to work from home ahead of layoffs and restructuring at the struggling Nike brand (Source) Co-op launching a gender pay gap toolkit ahead of new UK regulations (Source) Target and Albertsons testing conversational advertising inside ChatGPT (Source) American Eagle building its largest creator community yet with a rewards-based micro-influencer program (Source) Independent convenience stores deploying AI voice insights across 5,200 locations (Source) And Stripe's Chief Revenue Officer of AI, Maia Josebachvili, stopped by to give us 5 Insightful Minutes on how retailers can set themselves up for success in the new world of agentic commerce. PLUS — in partnership with Quorso, and together with Jenn, we handed out this month's OmniStar Award to Kristin Popp, Executive Vice President of Woodman's Food Market and President of Women's Grocers of America, fresh off being named Woman of the Year at the NGA Show. There's all that, plus curling drama at the Winter Olympics, Robert Duvall's Mount Rushmore, and what one thing from 2016 our hosts would bring back. Music by hooksounds.com #RetailNews #Converse #Nike #ChatGPTAds #RetailPodcast #OmniTalk #AmericanEagle #MicroInfluencer #ConvenienceStore #AIRetail #AgenticCommerce #Stripe #GenderPayGap

In this episode, we sit down with award-winning poet, educator, and cultural commentator Lee Woodman to explore her book Colorscapes, a luminous collection that transforms color into poetry and emotion into imagery. We discuss how color shapes memory, identity, culture, and creativity—and how poetry can deepen the way we perceive the world.

Lee Woodman is a profoundly artistic individual whose global upbringing in countries like France and India has imbued her with a unique voice enriched by diverse cultural dynamics. She perceives artistic expression, particularly poetry, as an amalgam of all arts, where language, observation, and listening converge in a powerful and unique form. Woodman's rational skepticism and exploration of the unexplainable infuse her work with depth, as she navigates the emotional landscapes of color, mood, and healing in her poetry. Through her mentorship and passion for accessible artistic expression, she fosters an inclusive environment that celebrates and connects individuals across cultures and senses.(00:00:49) Lee Woodman's Inspiring Journey Through Mentorship(00:11:08) Color and Poetry: Evoking Emotional Artistry(00:16:33) Woodman's Multidisciplinary Approach to Poetry(00:24:57) "Exploring Color Psychology's Impact Through 'Colorscapes'"(00:32:49) Sensory Exploration and Cultural Connection through Art

We chat to the historian David Woodman about his book The First King of England: Athelstan and the Birth of a Kingdom. He tells us about why Athelstan (not Alfred) should be considered England's first king, how Athelstan was able to exert so much power in England and Britain, plus gets us exciting for the upcoming millennium of the foundation of England. Head to David's website for more information about him and his work: https://www.dwoodman.co.uk/ Sign up for lots of bonus content, including an ad-free version of the main podcast and over 400 additional bonus podcasts: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.patreon.com/rexfactor "(00:00:00) Intro" "(00:02:30) Athelstan Becoming King" "(00:10:29) Athelstan as First King" "(00:15:14) Vikings" "(00:28:16) Athelstan's Laws" "(00:33:12) Athelstan and Religion" "(00:38:25) Emperor of Britain" "(00:49:57) Alfred vs Athelstan" "(00:56:52) Farewells" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices