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Well-Read Episode 166 - Winter/Spring 2026 Book PreviewIt’s a new year and we’re so excited about the roster of books coming out in 2026! Find out what we can’t wait to dive into this winter and spring. Books and other media mentioned in this episode: Jane Austen books Good Things: Recipes and Rituals to Share with People You Love by Samin Nosrat Amity by Nathan Harris Buckeye by Patrick Ryan The Wilderness by Angela Flournoy The Heartbreak Hotel by Ellen O’Clover Heart the Lover by Lily King An Academic Affair by Jodi McAlister Vi...

2026-01-251h 14

GOYA Gatherings The Path of a Multi-Disciplinary Practitioner with Angela InglisWelcome to the GOYA Gatherings Podcast! In today’s episode, Mark sits down with Angela Inglis—an Ayurvedic Practitioner, Yoga Teacher, Registered Massage Therapist, and Acupuncture Practitioner. Angela shares insights into the journey of becoming a multi-disciplinary practitioner, the inspirations behind exploring multiple healing modalities, and the benefits and challenges of integrating diverse practices. This episode also offers valuable advice for anyone considering branching out into other healing sciences and practices. For the GOYA Community Angela is offering some special discounts on courses and consultations!1. Use GOYA30 for 30% off Angela’s 50-Ho...

2025-01-211h 29

EcoRight Speaks Clip: Podcast listener Dr. Joel Schroeder on what it's like owning an EV in rural KansasLoyal podcast listener Dr. Joel Schroeder on what it's like owning an EV in rural Kansas. Catch all the EV interviews with Joel, Angela Larck and our executive director Bob Inglis in this episode!

2024-05-2901 min

Live Your Yoga Forest Journey Yoga Nidra with Angela InglisWelcome to the Live Your Yoga Podcast. We know that many of our listeners wish to have practices they can explore on the go and audio meditations like this Yoga Nidra practice are perfect for this!Get ready to rest and rejuvenate with Your Yoga Flow faculty member, Angela. Gather what you need to be comfortable enough to relax but not so comfy that you fall asleep! Press play, lie down, and be transported to a space within you that will nourish and inspire.Join the Your Yoga Flow CommUNITY!Practice...

2023-04-1532 min

Live Your Yoga Re-release: Ayurveda In Action with Angela InglisThis summer we are re-releasing some of our most popular podcast episodes. In the hustle and bustle of everyday life things can be easily missed or forgotten. We hope these re-releases provide an opportunity to listen again, or for the first time!Welcome to the Live Your Yoga Podcast!Our guest for this episode is Your Yoga Flow faculty member, Angela Inglis. In addition to being part of the Your Yoga Flow teaching team, Angela is an Ayurvedic Practitioner, Musician, and Massage Therapist In-Training.In this episode Angela discusses her journey that took...

2022-07-0159 min

Live Your Yoga Pranayama for Better Digestion with Angela InglisWelcome to the Live Your Yoga Podcast!This episode is taken from a workshop and practice taught by Your Yoga Flow faculty member, Angela Inglis. Angela offers some insight into the importance of digestion, the ayurvedic perspective, and shares some practices that can be used to assist and enhance the digestive process. You can find more workshops, classes and practices by joining our thriving community at Your Yoga Flow!Join the Your Yoga Flow CommUNITY!Practice with UsBecome a TeacherConnect...

2021-11-0532 min

Live Your Yoga Yoga Nidra Practice with Angela InglisWelcome to the Live Your Yoga Podcast. Our episode today is a guided audio Yoga Nidra practice!Your Yoga Flow faculty member, Angela takes you on an internal journey that will help you find the will to carry through with challenging tasks. Yoga Nidra is a guided meditation, done in a reclined position, that allows you to rest deeply and helps you cultivate psychological and emotional resilience. Find a comfortable, quiet space, close your eyes and let your journey begin.Join the Your Yoga Flow CommUNITY!Practice with Us...

2021-03-1919 min

Live Your Yoga Ayurveda in Action with Angela InglisWelcome to the Live Your Yoga Podcast! Our guest for this episode is Your Yoga Flow faculty member, Angela Inglis. In addition to being part of the Your Yoga Flow teaching team, Angela is an Ayurvedic Practitioner, Musician, and Massage Therapist In-Training. In this episode Angela discusses her journey that took her to studying Ayurveda in India, her daily Ayurvedic practices and ways in which we can incorporate Ayurvedic principles and ideas into our everyday lives.To find out more about Angela:Facebook: Angela Inglis Ayurveda & Yoga | FacebookInstagram: @insightayuryoga...

2020-12-1859 min

Camden Community Radio Angela Inglis - Two poemsFlight from Srebrenica, July 2005 Tavistock Square, July 2006 Poetry read and composed by Angela Inglis Introduction: Marian Larragy Angela Inglis 'On John Heu' :: Stanley Buildings & Culross :: Interview with Lucy Waterhouse :: on her two books on King's Cross On Somers Town Family Restaurant :: Back to CCRadio :: Follow Camden Community Radio on Twitter :: File download (2:49 mins | 3 MB)

2015-10-2102 min

Camden Community Radio On Austrian Refugee, John HeuWhen Angela was young she treaded the boards in the Theatre Royal at York. There she met the family of John Heu, an artist who came to England with his family as a refugee, from Vienna, just as Sigmund Freud had done. Angela talked with Matina Grebener and Marian Larragy about how the Heu family influenced her artistic development and that of other young people. Angela Inglis talks with Lucy Waterhouse about her books on King's Cross :: 'Srebrenicia' & 'On Tavistock Square' :: 'Stanley Buildings' & 'Culross' :: Angela on Somerstown Family Restaurant :: Back to CCRadio :: Follow Camden Community Radio on Twitter ::

2015-10-2104 min

Camden Community Radio Angela Inglis KX on Stanley and Culross BuildingsStanley Buildings and Culross Buildings were part of nineteenth century architectural heritage at the rear of King’s Cross station. Angela Inglis wrote about them when it became clear that they would be sacrificed to ‘regeneration’. The retained segment of Stanley building sits next tot he German Gym, opposite the entrance to St Pancras Station at Pancras Road. Poetry & Reading: Angela Inglis Introduction: Marian Larragy Angela Inglis talks with Lucy Waterhouse about her books on King's Cross :: 'Srebrenicia' & 'On Tavistock Square' :: Angela Inglis on John Heu :: Angela on Somerstown Family Restaurant :: Back to CCRadio :: Follow Camden...

2015-10-2102 min

Exploding Head Movies XHM #239 - "Busting up that sound barrier" (2014 November 10)Happy Remembrance Day! We'll have fill-ins until I'm back from Manila but podcasting will continue.T-minus 5, 4, 3, 2:1. Mutwawa: Lamashtu Pazuzu (Lamashtu Pazuzu, 2012) Chaotic Noise Productions2. Dan Galway: Latest Triumphs (Human Feelings CD-R, 2012) self-released3. Vinyl Williams: Higher Worlds (Lemniscate, 2012) No Pain In Pop/Salonislam4. Maria Minerva: Galaxy (Histrionic, 2014) Not Not Fun5. Peter Thomas Sound Orchestra: Galaxy Fall Out (Warp Back to Earth 66/99, 1998) Bungalow6. Moon: Apollo (Old and Weird split, 2014) Bruised Tongue7. Panda Bear: This Side of Paradise (Mr Noah EP, 2014) Domino8. Sarah Davachi: Alms Vert [excerpt] (The Untuning of the Sky, 2014...

2014-11-112h 04

CiTR -- Exploding Head Movies XHM #239 - "Busting up that sound barrier" (2014 November 10)Happy Remembrance Day! We'll have fill-ins until I'm back from Manila but podcasting will continue.T-minus 5, 4, 3, 2:1. Mutwawa: Lamashtu Pazuzu (Lamashtu Pazuzu, 2012) Chaotic Noise Productions2. Dan Galway: Latest Triumphs (Human Feelings CD-R, 2012) self-released3. Vinyl Williams: Higher Worlds (Lemniscate, 2012) No Pain In Pop/Salonislam4. Maria Minerva: Galaxy (Histrionic, 2014) Not Not Fun5. Peter Thomas Sound Orchestra: Galaxy Fall Out (Warp Back to Earth 66/99, 1998) Bungalow6. Moon: Apollo (Old and Weird split, 2014) Bruised Tongue7. Panda Bear: This Side of Paradise (Mr Noah EP, 2014) Domino8. Sarah Davachi: Alms Vert [excerpt] (The Untuning of the Sky, 2014...

2014-11-112h 04

CiTR -- Exploding Head Movies XHM #239 - "Busting up that sound barrier" (2014 November 10)Happy Remembrance Day! We'll have fill-ins until I'm back from Manila but podcasting will continue. T-minus 5, 4, 3, 2: 1. Mutwawa: Lamashtu Pazuzu (Lamashtu Pazuzu, 2012) Chaotic Noise Productions 2. Dan Galway: Latest Triumphs (Human Feelings CD-R, 2012) self-released 3. Vinyl Williams: Higher Worlds (Lemniscate, 2012) No Pain In Pop/Salonislam 4. Maria Minerva: Galaxy (Histrionic, 2014) Not Not Fun 5. Peter Thomas Sound Orchestra: Galaxy Fall Out (Warp Back to Earth 66/99, 1998) Bungalow 6. Moon: Apollo (Old and Weird split, 2014) Bruised Tongue 7. Panda Bear: This Side of Paradise (Mr Noah EP, 2014) Domino 8. Sarah Davachi: Alms Vert [excerpt] (The Untuning of the Sky, 2014) Full Spectrum 9. The Ettes: Don't Bring Me Down (Wicked Will, 2011) Krian...

2014-11-1100 min

Camden Community Radio Kings Cross A Sense of PlaceLocal photographer, writer and Somers Town resident Angela Inglis talks about her Book ‘King’s Cross: A Sense of Place’. Package by: Dearbhla Coffey Angela Inglis :: King's Cross A Sense of Place :: Back to Camden Comunity Radio :: Follow Camden Community Radio on Twitter :: File download (6:44 mins | 6 MB)

2013-10-0606 min

Camden Community Radio Camden Newscast - Dec 2012Marita Hutson talks with Mary Mason of Solace about recent changes to the law on domestic violence which now includes more subtle forms of violence and threats and also changes how sixteen and seventeen year olds are viewed. Marian Larragy explores the origins of the Savita Halappanvar scandal in the Republic of Ireland and Lucy Waterhouse talks with Angela Inglis, photographer and author about her recent books on King’s Cross and St Pancras. Solace Tel: 0808 802 5565 Presented by: Charlotte Briere-Edney Packages by: Marita Hutson, Marian Larragy & Lucy Waterhouse Solace Women's Aid :: Irish Choice Network :: Ab...

2012-12-0815 min

Camden Community Radio Angela Inglis talks with Lucy WaterhouseLucy Waterhouse talks with local photographer and poet Angela Inglis about the two books she has published. ‘King’s Cross: A Sense of Place’ traces the stories of local people who resisted some of the proposed schemes. ‘Railwaylands – Catching St Pancras and King’s Cross’ records places that are no more as well as the transformation in progress. Recorded: Arsenio Edited by: Lucy Waterhouse King's Cross: A Sense of Place :: Railwaylands - Catching St Pancras and King's Cross :: 'Stanley Buildings' & 'Culross' :: On John Heu :: 'Srebrenica' & 'On Tavistock Square' :: On Somers Town Albertini Family Restaurant :: Back to Camden Comm...

2012-11-3010 min

Camden Community Radio A Ray of HopeA new poem by Martin Lim. Read by Martin Lim Recorded by: Arsenio Directed by: Angela Inglis Editing: Marian Larragy Back to Camden Community Radio :: Follow Camden Community Radio on Twitter :: File download (1:37 mins | 2 MB)

2012-11-1401 min

Camden Community Radio Let Go And RealiseA new poem by Martin Lim. Read by Martin Lim Recorded by: Arsenio Directed by: Angela Inglis Editing: Marian Larragy Back to Camden Community Radio :: Follow Camden Community Radio on Twitter :: File download (1:06 mins | 1 MB)

2012-11-1401 min

Camden Community Radio Camden People's Theatre offers Performance and Development OpportunitiesCamden People’s Theatre is now recruiting to the programme for its Festival Sprint 2013. It is also accepting applications for the ‘Starting Blocks’ programme which suppports lone performers and theatre groups in developing performance of their work. Closing date is Friday 23rd November 2012. Camden People’s Theatre is at 58 Hampstead Road, NW1 Read by: Angela Inglis Recorded & edited by: Marian Larragy Camden People's Theatre :: Apply for 'Starting Blocks' or 'Sprint 2013' Back to Camden Community Radio :: Follow Camden Community Radio on Twitter :: File download (4:29 mins | 4 MB)

2012-11-1404 min

Thinking Allowed Sickness Benefit Recipients - New Society 50 Years OnSickness benefit claimants and their fear of the 'brown envelope'. Laurie Taylor hears about a new study into the views and experiences of the long term sick and disabled in the context of ongoing welfare reforms. The researcher, Kayleigh Garthwaite, highlights their ambivalence - whilst some have a deep seated anxiety about losing rights and income; others hope it will distinguish between the genuinely ill, such as themselves, and those that are 'faking'. Also, the former social science magazine 'New Society' broke new and radical grounds in its creation of a space for thoughtful debate about everyday culture and...

2012-10-0328 min