Podcast appearances and mentions of zoe carpenter

For the latest episode, Giovanna sits down with icon and celebrity Zoe Carpenter for an exclusive interview. What is one thing Zoe couldn't live without? Her biggest fears? Something she is currently obsessed with? Her middle name??? All of these and more answered here, only on Ideally Undone. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ideallyundone/support

Ready to learn the tricks from The Queen of Blonde? Educator & blonding specialist, Zoe Carpenter shares with us her secrets of what has made her business so successful. Key Takeaways: 1. You're better off staying in a bread and butter salon outside of a major city. 2. Make sure you work for yourself, don't let brands “make” you. 3. Don't be scared to niche down, but go with something that is timeless. 4. Under promise, overdeliver. 5. Always call it lightener, not bleach. 6. Low and slow and lightning, but there's a time where more is needed. 7. You are the doctor behind the chair, don't let someone push you. Get this course before it ends: http://ambrosiacarey.teachable.com/p/everyday-meets-french Sponsors: SalonScale: Know the exact cost of hair color in every bowl, with digital formula storage and inventory tracking, to be assured all color is paid and accounted for. Get 10% off using code Ambrosia10 plus a free scale: http://www.SalonScale.com/ambrosia Chronos: Save 15+ hours, manage your waitlist, fill in last minute cancellations, and make more money! Free trial at :  https://www.chronosbeauty.ai/meet-ambrosia-ambrosiacarey Truss: Brazil's leading hair brand for over 20 years, Truss Professional has believes that healthy hair is beautiful hair. TrussAmbrosia for 20% off all products at http://www.trussprofessional.com

Zoë is part of the writing team for Netflix's new show Zero Chill. She also writes for Netflix teen-drama Free Rein and is a regular writer for Channel 4's Hollyoaks, having written over 40 episodes. Zoë also writes for children's drama such as CBBC and Netflix's Worst Witch, CBBC's The Dumping Ground and Disney's comedy-drama-musical The Lodge. Zoë's acting career has seen her star as a series regular Zoe Carpenter in Hollyoaks, web series Staff Room and numerous other roles and voiceover work. In this episode we discuss the writing process for a series and working in a writing team, with story conferences and pitching your ideas in the room to get episodes commissioned. We also explore acting jobs that required jumping out of planes and being entirely digitised for a smartphone app. Enjoy!

The pandemic has slowed the speed of life under capitalism, Naomi Klein suggests in her recent conversation with Katrina vanden Heuvel—and that has created greater empathy and solidarity, expressed in the unprecedented support for the Movement for Black Lives. But the “Screen New Deal”—the virtual classroom and workplace—are bringing greater isolation and increasing corporate power. Plus: Zoë Carpenter reports from Portland on the ominous developments there involving federal agents in camouflage in the streets attacking protesters—over the objections of local and state officials—which Trump says he will take to other Democratic cities. Also, how Roy Cohn gave us Donald Trump: Ivy Meeropol talks about her new documentary on Roy Cohn, “Bully. Coward. Victim.” It’s playing now on HBO on demand.

Black Lives Matter-L.A. says “defund the LAPD.” And the sherriffs, and the school police. Kelly Lytle Hernandez explains – she teaches history at UCLA, and she's the recipient of a MacArthur ‘Genius” grant. Also: Black Lives Matter protests are everywhere, including some fo the most unlikely places: Zoe Carpenter reports on what's been happening in Laramie, Wyoming; Florence, Alabama; and even Vidor, Texas—it's a former Ku Klux Klan haven that Texas Monthly described as the state's “most hate-filled town.” Plus: another episode of “The Children's Hour,” stories about Ivanka, Jared, Don Junior, and Little Eric, with Amy Wilentz. This week Ivanka gets in trouble for wearing a mask – and Don Junior's girlfriend tests positive. And Ella Taylor talks about the new Netflix series “Stateless,” about a refugee detention camp in Australia, created by and starring Kate Blanchett—and also about “The Old Guard,” starring Charlize Theron, it's the first superhero movie directed by an African-American woman, Gina Prince-Bythewood.

Black Lives Matter-L.A. says “defund the LAPD.” And the sherriffs, and the school police. Kelly Lytle Hernandez explains – she teaches history at UCLA, and she’s the recipient of a MacArthur ‘Genius” grant. Also: Black Lives Matter protests are everywhere, including some fo the most unlikely places: Zoe Carpenter reports on what’s been happening in Laramie, Wyoming; Florence, Alabama; and even Vidor, Texas—it’s a former Ku Klux Klan haven that Texas Monthly described as the state’s “most hate-filled town.” Plus: another episode of “The Children’s Hour,” stories about Ivanka, Jared, Don Junior, and Little Eric, with Amy Wilentz. This week Ivanka gets in trouble for wearing a mask – and Don Junior’s girlfriend tests positive. And Ella Taylor talks about the new Netflix series “Stateless,” about a refugee detention camp in Australia, created by and starring Kate Blanchett—and also about “The Old Guard,” starring Charlize Theron, it’s the first superhero movie directed by an African-American woman, Gina Prince-Bythewood.

Show Credit: WERA-FM|Show Title: The Complexity of Women On the program, Zoe Carpenter of The Nation has been looking into African American maternal birth rates.  If we claim to care about black babies, let’s care about what has happened to them from the start. Also, how did certain topics become single issue deal breakers in political discourse? And where did women of color, specifically African American women stand as they straddled the fence of wanting civil and equal rights while at the same time promoting and protecting their strong pro-family stance? Marjorie Spruill, author of Divided We Stand delves into what some called “Four Days That Changed The World”, a look into the generational effects of the 1977 International Women’s Year Conference. Enlighten Me Wednesday 4-5p ET WERA-FM 96.7|@EnlightenMeWERA Enlighten Me is a news talk program that aims to educate and inform. From historical perspectives to modern day stories, we will focus our attention on the issues that everyone deals with — be it policy, health, education, the economy, current events and race. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/enlighten-me/support

The US is facing humanitarian and political crises, and media will be judged on how they choose to respond.

The chair of the House Ways and Means Committee formally requested six years of Trump’s personal & business tax returns earlier this month. Trump has said he won’t do it—and that the law is “100 per cent” on his side.  He’s 100 per cent wrong about that. David Cay Johnston explains why the IRS Director is required to hand over the returns—or face 5 years in jail—and also what we’re likely to find in Trump’s tax returns—about his tax cheating and his money laundering for Russian oligarchs.  David is a Pulitzer-Prize winning investigative reporter who is founder and editor of DCReport.org. Also: Plastics and pollution: the problem isn’t just all the plastic in the oceans; it’s the manufacturing of plastics, a toxic petro-chemical.  The Nation’s Zoe Carpenter reports from the Texas and Louisana gulf coasts. Plus: In Trump’s latest blowup over immigration, Stephen Miller has played the central role — goading him to close the border, warning him of the dangers of looking weak, and encouraging his sudden purge of his homeland security team. But who is this Stephen Miller?  He grew up in liberal Santa Monica-- what happened?  What went wrong? Laurie Winer will report—she wrote about Stephen Miller for LA Magazine.

John Iadarola and Jayar Jackson recap last night's Election results: what did we win and what the Democrats need to do with their House majority? We also have two awesome guests, Rebel HQ's Emma Vigeland and The Nation's Zoe Carpenter, for Midterm elections analysis.Cohost: Jayar JacksonGuests: Emma Vigeland & Zoe Carpenter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Over 11,000 immigrant children are being held in detention centers across the US: Harold Meyerson of The American Prospect comments on the political disaster for Trump of his family separation policy; Zoe Carpenter of The Nation reports on the inside of a Border Patrol children's detention center in Texas--and the uncertainities those children now face; and Ahilan Arulanatham, Legal Director of the ACLU of Southern California, has the latest on family detention litigation--and what people can do to help.

Over 11,000 immigrant children are being held in detention centers across the US: Harold Meyerson of The American Prospect comments on the political disaster for Trump of his family separation policy; Zoe Carpenter of The Nation reports on the inside of a Border Patrol children's detention center in Texas--and the uncertainities those children now face; and Ahilan Arulanatham, Legal Director of the ACLU of Southern California, has the latest on family detention litigation--and what people can do to help.

Zoe Carpenter from The Nation will discuss the laws that have been popping up to put an end to protests in the United States – laws that are a result of the massive Standing Rock protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline. And Chauncey DeVega from Salon.com will be here to talk about the growing threat of white, right wing extremists in the US. for the full show, become a member at www.rofpodcast.com

Alex Lawson from Social Security Works will tell us about President Trump's plan to gut Social Security. The Nation's Zoe Carpenter will explain why Trump is a bigger threat to the environment than we thought. And attorney Troy Bouk will tell us about the dangers that have been associated with the shingles vaccine known as Zostavax. Subscribe to our podcast to get the full show. Just go to www.rofpodcast.com sign up!

Feb. 21, 2015. Tallamook Burn sings "The House Carpenter" as part of the Lomax Challenge. To mark the 100th birthday of influential folklorist and musician Alan Lomax (1915-2002), who collected songs from musicians like Muddy Waters, Lead Belly, Aunt Molly Jackson and Woody Guthrie, Folk Alliance International joined the American Folklife Center to create the Lomax Challenge. Folk Alliance members chose collected by Lomax from the collections of the center and performed their versions on the Alan Lomax Centennial Stage at Folk Alliance's conference in Kansas City. For more information, visit http://www.loc.gov/today/cyberlc/feature_wdesc.php?rec=7093

A holiday treatise on the Declaration of Independence by Princeton Professor Danielle Allen … regular commentator Fred Rotondaro’s assessment of Hillary Clinton’s prospects … and Bill Press talks with the Nation’s Zoe Carpenter.     As the nation celebrates Memorial Day, Princeton Professor Danielle Allen examines the power of words in the Declaration of Independence to bring us liberty AND equality. Hillary Clinton. Will she or won’t she? Regular commentator Fred Rotondaro says the Democratic nomination is NOT hers for the asking, but it would be a big surprise if she doesn’t get it. And Bill Press talks with the Nation’s Zoe Carpenter about immigration reform and Republican politics.   Danielle Allen Political science professor and MacArthur genius Danielle Allen has written a book about the Declaration of Independence, and she says its powerful words about liberty AND equality are an example of how we, as individuals, can use words to achieve our political ends. https://www.ias.edu/people/faculty-and-emeriti/allen   Fred Rotondaro Fred Rotondaro of the Center for American Progress, assesses domestic politics, including Hillary Clinton’s chances of winning the Democratic presidential nomination. http://www.americanprogress.org   Zoe Carpenter Bill Press talks with the Nation’s Zoe Carpenter about immigration reform and Republican politics. http://www.thenation.com/authors/zoe-carpenter Jim Hightower America's ongoing rebellion for fairness and justice

Nicole talks about the latest assault on progressive media by Clear Channel, the GOP denial of climate change and the plight of women here and around the world.. Guests are FreePress.net's Tim Karr, The Nation's Zoe Carpenter, and She's History's Amy Simon

Internet expert Peter Singer talks about internet security – and cute cats. Poverty researcher Chris Wimer calls for a “trickle UP” economy. And Bill Press talks climate change with Zoe Carpenter of  “The Nation”   Peter Singer is one of the country’s leading experts on the Internet and the riveting gripping issues of cybersecurity, cyberterrorism -- and cute cat videos. With the CBO weighing on both sides of the minimum wage debate, poverty expert Chris Wimer foresees a future of a “trickle UP” economy. And Bill Press interviews Zoe Carpenter, of “The Nation” on the subject of climate change.   Peter Singer The Internet is undergoing huge changes, says expert Peter Singer, and while President Obama was ELECTED by the Internet, he might go down in history as the president who LOST the Internet. http://www.cybersecuritybook.com/   Chris Wimer Now that the CBO has weighed in on the minimum wage – providing ammunition for both progressives and conservatives – poverty research Chris Wimer calls for a balanced approach based on a “trickle up” economy. http://cupop.columbia.edu/people/christopher-wimer   Zoe Carpenter Bill Press and his guest, “The Nation’s” Zoe Carpenter on climate change. http://www.thenation.com/authors/zoe-carpenter   Jim Hightower Tom Perkins speaks. Again.