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Lobbing ScorchersSeattle Sounders' Brain Breaking Match - Ep. 85After an ideal start to Concacaf Champions Cup, the Seattle Sounders couldn’t quite turn a couple Jordan Morris goals into a win in their season-opening 2-2 draw vs. Charlotte FC. Should you be more encouraged by another solid attacking effort, or more tilted about that highly unfortunate own goal? We debate that as part of our game review, hit our Agenda Check, and check the pulse of the streets.Later on, we dig into a fun Matchday 1 slate in MLS that gave us a couple of surprise results, as well as a highly comedic showing from th...2025-02-251h 26
Rice Owls InsiderRice Owls Basketball Show | 1.27.25Jordan Smith hosts this week's edition of the Rice Owls Basketball Show at Mi Cocina (4410 Westheimer). Shelley Pennington and Friends Head Coach Lindsay Edmonds recaps the Owls huge win at Charlotte and previews the upcoming week.Assistant coaches Lakevia Boykin and Danyelle Grant also join the show. Senior guard Maya Bokunewicz tells her story about coming to Rice and staying through some tough times.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.2025-01-2739 min
Download High-Quality Full Audiobooks in Fiction, DramaDysfunction Junction by Robin W. PearsonPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/728608 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Dysfunction Junction Author: Robin W. Pearson Narrator: Lanecia Edmonds Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 10 hours 37 minutes Release date: February 6, 2024 Genres: Drama Publisher's Summary: Frances Mae Livingston’s firm grip of her family’s destructive history makes her hold her husband and four children even closer. But she’s losing bits of herself while proving to everybody and her mama that she’s enough. There’s no way she’ll repeat her mama’s mistakes, even if it kills her. Annabelle McMillan didn’t have trouble kicking the Eastern North Carolina dust of...2024-02-0603 min
Going LocoEpisode 3 - You’re the problem!Georgia and Amanda dive into fictional representations of mental illness, from Jane Eyre to Maid to Silver Linings Playbook.
We take on Kanye and ask the question - is being mentally ill an excuse to act like a jackass?
Georgia wonders why fictional representations of bipolar nearly always look exactly the same?
Amanda ponders whether it's possible to make great television without resorting to stereotypes.
Georgia gets fired up and Amanda is: The Problem.
Bradley Cooper is appropriately appreciated.
And, Jack Nicholson - the lobotomy is on you b...2023-08-1255 min
FrameformIn the Mood for ColorThis episode is full of COLOR. Maybe not every color of the rainbow, but do they look very pleasing to the eye. Today’s keyword for this episode will be ‘aesthetic’ which is definitely the first thing that comes to my mind while watching these 3 picks.Red, yellow, green, blue, and so on can emphasize many different moods. If you’re someone with synesthesia, you absolutely know the feeling of what color does to the brain when you are either listening to music or reading a story. It wasn’t until 1939 when Technicolor perfected the 3 color process making its...2023-05-3142 min
Podcasts en español de la ACB20230307 ACB Legislative Seminar - Day Two - Spanish
20230307 ACB Legislative Seminar: Day Two
Originally Broadcasted in English on ACB Media 6, and in Spanish on ACB Media 7
Connection Show #10
o Cindy Hollis, ACB Membership Services Director, Flat Rock, MI
o Lucy Edmonds, Community Support Committee Chair, Lansing, MI
Welcome Back for Day Two
o Dan Spoone, ACB President, Orlando, FL
o Clark Rachfal, ACB Director of Advocacy and Governmental Affairs, Alexandria, VA
o Swatha Nandhakumar, ACB Advocacy and Outreach Specialist, Alexandria, VA
Legislative Imperative Overview and Special Guest
o Charles Cooper, Brumidi Group Founder, Washington, DC
o Paul Burden, Vice Pre...2023-04-075h 35
ACB Events20230307-2 ACB Legislative Seminar: Day Two
20230307-2 ACB Legislative Seminar: Day Two
Originally Broadcasted in English on ACB Media 6, and in Spanish on ACB Media 7
* Hill Etiquette
o Swatha Nandhakumar, ACB Advocacy and Outreach Specialist, Alexandria, VA
o Claire Stanley, ACB Transportation Committee Chair, Rockville, MD
o Becky Davidson, ACB Pedestrian Environmental Access Committee Chair, Charlotte, NC
o Jeff Thom, ACB Board Member, Sacramento, CA
Issues Related to Housing Advocacy
o Claire Stanley, ACB Transportation Committee Chair, Rockville, MD
o Sue Crawford, ACB Member, Silver Spring, MD
o Swatha Nandhakumar, ACB Advocacy and Outreach Specialist, Alexandria, VA
o Jeanine Wo...2023-03-082h 50
The Baroo: A Podcast for Dogs and Their PeopleHealing Mental Health and Finding Confidence From My Reactive Dog with Karoline Edmonds of Dog Mom MentalitySend us a textIn this episode I chat with Karoline Edmunds of Dog Mom Mentality. Karoline shares with us her journey on how she helped her reactive dog Layla conquer some of her fears, and gain confidence. How thorough the process of working with Layla, Karoline was able to heal her own mental health struggles, strengthen her own communication skills, and really find confidence within. She has also built a community through social media to share her empowering messages with other dog guardians who may be feeling emotional challenges in their own journey. We chat about how...2023-01-3146 min
Her Spirit 50:50 What is Possible Podcast"Your Boobs Can Move Up To 15cm" A Guide to Bras, Pants and CossiesThis episode is about wearing what makes you feel good during exercise. Host Louise Minchin speaks to Richard Edmonds, CEO & Co-founder of Runderwear, Charlotte Thomas, International Brand & Marketing Manager for ZOGGS, Sarah Porter, Her Spirit Open Water Swimming Coach & Runderwear Ambassador and Mel Berry, Her Spirit Co-founder. In this episode you will learn:Why we chafe.How Runderwear works.The importance of a good sports bra.How ZOGGS created their swimsuit for open-water swimmers.To help Her Spirit reach their £100,000 total for Breast Cancer Now, enter the code Runderwear10 when you buy your...2022-11-0945 min
Why Dance MattersS4 E4: Charlotte EdmondsCharlotte Edmonds Unusually, Charlotte Edmonds began her career as a professional choreographer while still a teenager. The RAD spotted her talent for making dance when she was just 18: she was Commissioned Choreographer for the RAD’s Genée International Ballet Competition (now named The Fonteyn) in 2015, and also became The Royal Ballet’s inaugural young choreographer. She continues to navigate a varied freelance career, often making her own creative opportunities. About Charlotte Edmonds Charlotte Edmonds is a choreographer, dancer and filmmaker. In 2013 she received her first choreographic commissi...2022-11-0339 min
The Invisible GiftPet peeves for dyslexics and why we were all born to dance with Charlotte EdmondsEpisode Description:On today’s episode of the podcast, I’m joined by choreographer, dancer and filmmaker Charlotte Edmonds. In the episode, Charlotte and Andrew talk about why we were all born to move and dance. They discuss some of our biggest pet peeves around dyslexia, and the perils of writing emails for dyslexic.Top Quotes:“I feel like dyslexia has made me empathetic to other people. That’s my invisible gift.” - Charlotte Edmonds"When you look at other cultures, dance and movement is far more important. In western societies we seem to...2022-11-0251 min
The Invisible GiftMoving beyond words and nurturing creativity with Elizabeth ArifienEpisode Description:On today’s episode of the podcast, Andrew is joined by by filmmaker and musical theatre actress Elizabeth Arifien. In the episode, Elizabeth explains how her dyslexia and challenges in school led to her career in dance. Elizabeth also describes the genesis behind the initiative she co-founded with Charlotte Edmonds, Move Beyond Words, and their plans for it are going forward.Top Quotes:“Due to my dyslexia, I was drawn to dance. I wasn’t able to express myself through words but being physical became like a language to me. I’m so gra...2022-10-2646 min
All Things DyslexiaDyslexia and EmploymentIn episode 8 Series 8 we are joined by Elizabeth Arifien and Charlotte Edmonds, who will be discussing ‘Dyslexia and Employment’Elizabeth Arifien and Charlotte Edmonds are the founders of Move Beyond Words. They both met in 2018, shortly after discovering that as choreographers, teachers, facilitators, and artists, they both had been, exploring personal experiences, with dyslexia via dance and film. Collectively their research and work, has facilitated change within the dance industry for the next generation of artists. Move Beyond Words CIC, seeks to amplify the voices of artists, with dyslexia in creative environments. They suppo...2022-09-2440 min
Cerebral Women Art Talks PodcastChris WattsEp.113 features Chris Watts, an interdisciplinary artist working primarily in painting and installation. Within his work, he seeks to revise, interrogate, and re-examine social and personal narratives. This re-examination is not to simply supplement a new narrative, but to create a project of disruption.
Watts attended graduate studies at Yale School of Art, New Haven, CT, after attending the College of Arts and Architecture, University of North Carolina, Charlotte, NC, and the Academy of Fine Arts and Design, Wroclaw, PL.
The artist has held various artist residencies, among them the Marek Maria Pienkowski Foundation, Chelm, PL; McColl Center for Art +...2022-06-2922 min
Move Beyond WordsRuby StevensonIn the final episode of the season, Elizabeth and Charlotte sit down with sexual health communicator, author and specialist, Ruby Stevenson A.K.A Ruby Rare. Host of the InTouch Podcast, Author of Sex Ed: A Guide for Adults - and, a former Ambassador for Brook, The UK's leading sexual health and wellbeing charity for young people. Ruby is devoted to de-stigmatising sexual knowledge and promoting body positivity.In this conversation, we explore body acceptance, how to openly communicateabout sex for people of all ages and what Ruby’s recent dyslexia diagnosis means to her.2022-04-2753 minMove Beyond WordsLaura JacksonIn this episode, Elizabeth and Charlotte are joined by British television presenter, columnist, and creative tastemaker Laura Jackson. When not on TV for the BBC and ITV, or presenting on the “So, How Do You” Podcast, Laura curates across the world of food, interiors, travel and culture on her platform Hoste and as co-founder and CEO of Glassette.In this conversation, we discuss Laura’s creativity across her wide ranging career, her struggles with dyslexia and anxiety and how passion, drive and a strong work ethic can carve out the career of your dreams.To f...2022-04-0642 minMove Beyond WordsPip JamiesonIn this episode, we’re joined by a global industry leader, tech entrepreneur and Founder and CEO of professional networking platform The Dots, Pip Jamieson.Despite the challenges of dyslexia from an early age, Pip’s infectious passion and drive has seen her revolutionise the networking space through her creation of the Dots platform, earning her the title of one of the Top 100 Disruptive Entrepreneurs from The Sunday Times.Today we explore her early career and first steps as an entrepreneur, what it takes to be a trailblazing systemic disrupter and the ambitions and ideas that...2022-03-2346 minMove Beyond WordsBolanle Tadjudeen - Part 2In this episode, we talk with curator, educator and founder of Black Blossoms School of Art & Culture, Bolanle Tajudeen. After taking an interest in fashion and creativity at a young age, Bolanle has honed her craft as an artistic creator, promoting and exhibiting the work of black and non-binary visual artists and inspiring others to tackle socio-political change through their creative practices. With sold-out exhibitions and performances in the Tate Modern and Tate Britain and great acclaim from the likes of Vogue, Dazed and the BBC, Bolanle continues to reshape traditional narratives across the world o...2022-03-1636 minMove Beyond WordsBolanle Tadjudeen - Part 1In this episode, we talk with curator, educator and founder of Black Blossoms School of Art & Culture, Bolanle Tajudeen.After taking an interest in fashion and creativity at a young age, Bolanle has honed her craft as an artistic creator, promoting and exhibiting the work of black and non-binary visual artists and inspiring others to tackle socio-political change through their creative practices. With sold-out exhibitions and performances in the Tate Modern and Tate Britain and great acclaim from the likes of Vogue, Dazed and the BBC, Bolanle continues to reshape traditional narratives across the world of...2022-03-0934 minMove Beyond WordsLu WilliamsIn this episode, Elizabeth and Charlotte chat with Artist, Creative Director and Events Manager Lu Williams.Propelled by a desire to platform womxn, trans and non-binary artists and zine-makers, Lu creates cross disciplinary artworks, social practice and events to foster accessibility, working-class and DIY culture and intersectional feminism.We discuss Lu’s experiences as a queer working class artist, how their neurodivergent tendencies have influenced their work and what prompted Lu to create the ‘Grrl zine’, bringing different communities together.To find out more about us and the Move Beyond Words...2022-02-2351 minMove Beyond WordsMisan HarrimanIn this episode, Elizabeth and Charlotte sit down with photographer, activist and cultural connoisseur Misan Harriman.Labelled as “The most talked about photographer of our time”, Misan has experienced a prolific career, photographing countless high profile celebrities including Meghan Markle, Tom Cruise, Julia Roberts, Rihanna and more. He has also founded and developed What We Seee, a global platform providing cultural nutrition to over a billion people per year and continues to use his art and role as Chair of the Southbank Centre to empower and propel activism and social change.In this conv...2022-02-0950 minMove Beyond WordsMichael ParrIn this episode, Elizabeth and Charlotte chat with Actor Michael Parr.Originally from St Helens, Merseyside, Michael rose to fame through his portrayal of the notorious Ross Barton on ITVs Emmerdale, and has since enjoyed success working across film and television on both sides of the Atlantic. In this honest conversation, Michael describes what it’s like to be a dyslexic television star, the impact dyslexia has had on his confidence and outlook on life, and the profound experience of working as a teaching assistant for a class of children with learning difficulties. 2022-01-2650 minMove Beyond WordsMarcia Brissett BaileyIn this episode, Elizabeth and Charlotte take a deep dive with speaker, writer and advocate, Marcia Brisset-Bailey.Alongside championing special education needs as a disability case officer, Marcia is the co-founder of the BDA Cultural Perspective Committee, trustee of a London based Dyslexia Association and a passionate and outspoken supporter of Dyslexia awareness from both a societal and cultural perspective. In this conversation, Marcia speaks candidly about the barriers and experiences of her childhood as a dyslexic British Born, Jamaican woman, the importance of finding your voice and her ambitions to reshape the s...2022-01-1251 minMove Beyond WordsScott BryanIn this episode, Elizabeth and Charlotte sit down with British Columnist, TV Critic andBroadcaster, Scott Bryan.When not attempting every technical challenge on The Great British Bake-off, Scott is writing extensively about television for the likes of the Guardian and i-Newspaper, sharing thoughts on BBC News and Radio 4, or co-hosting the ‘Must Watch’ Podcast on BBC Radio 5 Live.In this conversation, Scott speaks about his learning experiences at university, how his love of television has seen him navigate the barriers he’s faced and the resilience and drive that pushed him to chase a care...2021-12-1551 min
Move Beyond WordsCorey BakerIn this first episode of series two, Elizabeth and Charlotte are joined by award-winning choreographer and filmmaker Corey Baker. A born innovator, Corey’s passion for pioneering new formats has propelled his experimental dance performances far beyond traditional settings. From choreographing the first dance in Antarctica, to the Swan Lake Bath Ballet, where 27 elite ballet dancers performed in their bathrooms during the Covid-19 lockdowns, Corey’s work has garnered millions of views online and international acclaim.In this conversation, Corey speaks about his childhood and journey into the performing arts, how his dyslexia has shaped his crea...2021-12-0144 min
City Brew Tours PodcastOwen Ballard - Charlotte Beer GardenOctober 2021 - Charlotte
This month on the Brews Less Traveled Beer Club Podcast, Molly and co-host MC explore the craft beer scene of Charlotte, NC.
This week begins our stop in Charlotte with Resident Culture Brewing Company’s Helles Lager, Country Kind of Silence. Also, a conversation with special guests Bria Edmonds, Front of House Manager, and Owen Ballard, Keg Manager of Charlotte Beer Garden.
In this episode, Molly, MC, Bria, and Owen discuss the importance of keeping draft lines clean for Charlotte Beer Garden's world-leading 436 taps. Bria and Owen explain how they ch...2021-10-2033 min
Dyslexic Design ThinkingLearning to Dance with Your DyslexiaHow does dyslexia change the way we understand abilities and so-called disabilities? Creative director Gil Gershoni and co-hosts Kate Power and Kathy Iwanczak Forsyth lead a discussion on changing perspectives and shifting paradigms with a panel of professionals with dyslexia.
Guests Include:
Charlotte Edmonds and Elizabeth Rose Arifien, choreographers
Mark Francis Long, I AM LEX founder
Susanna Cederquist, author and dyslexia advocate
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2021-09-2457 min
Dyslexic Design ThinkingFrom Disability to Hyper-AbilityCreatives are in the business of coming up with big ideas. But what does it mean to “think big"? Can dyslexia help creative professionals succeed? Creative director Gil Gershoni and co-hosts Kate Power and Kathy Iwanczak Forsyth lead an in-depth discussion exploring the creative mindsets of people with dyslexia.
Guests Include:
Charlotte Edmonds, choreographer and founder of Move Beyond Words
Lloyd Everitt, TV and film actor
Pip Jamieson, founder and CEO of The Dots
James Kinross, surgeon and Imperial College London lecturer
Helen Taylor, researcher and project lead at the University of Strathclyde
Ab Rogers, creative director...2021-09-2453 min
Talking MovesResilience of Body & MindIn this episode we talk to Charlotte Edmonds and Andrew Gardiner about resilience. The government told us recently that dance was not a viable career, and whilst many would strongly dispute that - we probably all acknowledge it’s a difficult, sometimes even punishing choice. So it felt like a good time to check in with some of our dancing workforce to find out how they keep optimum mental and physical health, their tools of self care and how organisations can do better to nurture those who make our art. Andrew and Charlotte discuss what resilience means to them, h...2021-01-2941 min
Basement BreakdownEp. 20.23) Wrapping 2020: The Dallas Rose Bowl, Jack Coan, Marcus Freeman, player departures and moreIt's the 2020 season wrap episode of the Basement Breakdown. Four of our five football beat members — sports editor Hayden Adams, senior sports writers Charlotte Edmonds and Ellen Geyer, sports writer Aidan Thomas — got together to hash out a variety of topics:
Notre Dame's 31-14 loss to Alabama — now the national champs — in the Rose Bowl in Dallas (00:29).
Wisconsin transfer QB Jack Coan committing to the Irish and the outlook for/possibility of elite quarterback play in the coming seasons (15:30).
NFL and transfer decisions from last season's roster (36:02).
An unexpected debate over the need for College Football Playoff expansion; thanks...2021-01-161h 25Basement BreakdownEp. 20.22) Irish Insider: Rose BowlIt's 2020 as of the recording of this podcast, but when Notre Dame takes the field in Dallas to play Alabama in the Rose Bowl — yes, a Rose Bowl in Dallas — the calendar flips to 2021. Thank you to all our loyal listeners who have stuck it out with us through this craziest of years both on and off the field, and a Merry belated Christmas and happy early New Year to you and yours.
On this edition of the Basement Breakdown, the trio of sports editor Hayden Adams, senior sports writer Charlotte Edmonds and sports writer Aidan Thomas:
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