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The English Heritage Podcast‘Princely Shows’ and power: Elizabeth I at Kenilworth CastleIn the summer of 1575, Robert Dudley hosted 19 spectacular days of entertainment for Elizabeth I, including lavish new apartments for the queen, a beautifully manicured private garden, plays, hunting and pageantry.
It was all in an ostentatious bid to win Elizabeth’s hand in marriage, but as she rode off at the end of her visit, Dudley was left empty-handed.
In this episode, Amy Matthews chats with Head Curator of Properties Jeremy Ashbee and Dr Elizabeth Goldring about this royal ‘will-they, won’t they’ and the complex reasons that meant Elizabeth I never chose to share her power wi...2025-07-1034 min
Passage to Profit Show - Road to EntrepreneurshipEntrepreneurs: Avoid the #1 Mistake Business Owners Make Plus 5 Keys to Success with Rick EnglishRichard Gearhart and Elizabeth Gearhart, co-hosts of Passage to Profit Show interview Rick English from UP Advisors.
In this interview, business consultant Rick English of Up Advisors shares the top mistakes that hold entrepreneurs back—like not knowing their numbers, hiring too late, and undervaluing their time. He breaks down the five key areas every business must optimize—people, process, product, profit, and customer experience—and offers practical tips for making smarter decisions and building a business that actually works for you. If you're stuck doing $20/hour tasks when your time is worth $150, this episode is your...2025-06-1313 min
c2gether PodcastHeart2Heart : Connection to English-Speaking Support just a Phone Call AwayElizabeth speaks with Bindu O. Fernandes about the Heart2Heart english support hotline. She shares her experience working with the organization and the possible usefulness of the service for english-speakers looking for support during tough and lonely times. Bindu notes that Switzerland can be a lonely place for migrants and this phone line is one way to feel connected to others.You can learn more at https://www.143.ch/en/To contact Bindu for more information, you can email her at bindu.fernandes@143.ch2025-05-2330 min
Chinwag TuesdaysDoes South Australian English ACTUALLY Sound DIFFERENT? | Ep 12 S2 Chinwag TuesdaysWhat does it mean to sound Australian when you’ve grown up multilingual, lived abroad, and still say “France” instead of “France”? This episode with linguist Nick is a love letter to Australian English, culture, and identity — especially from a South Aussie perspective. Get ready for a lively chinwag about Balkan languages, ethnic pride, Aussie small talk, reverse culture shock, and the unique South Australian accent.Key HighlightsWelcome & meet Nick: Growing up in multicultural Elizabeth Speaking Macedonian before English & early language identity What it means to translate into Australia...2025-04-221h 03
Write the Damn Book AlreadyEp 120: Writing a Novel (While Your House Falls Apart) with A. MoriniClick Here to ask your book writing and publishing questions!What do a flooded house, a nine-month (and still going) renovation, and a debut novel have in common? Angelika Morini.In this episode, Angelika shares what it actually looked like to finish her first novel, Do You See Me Now?—while living in chaos (read: house stripped to the studs). We talk about why character development can feel a lot like falling in love with someone mysterious and how launching a book is less of a finish line and more like Mile One of...2025-04-1651 minWrite the Damn Book AlreadyEp 120: Writing a Novel (While Your House Falls Apart) with A. MoriniClick Here to ask your book writing and publishing questions!What do a flooded house, a nine-month (and still going) renovation, and a debut novel have in common? Angelika Morini.In this episode, Angelika shares what it actually looked like to finish her first novel, Do You See Me Now?—while living in chaos (read: house stripped to the studs). We talk about why character development can feel a lot like falling in love with someone mysterious and how launching a book is less of a finish line and more like Mile One of...2025-04-1651 min