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Casefile True CrimeCase 311: Russell Hill & Carol Clay*** Content warnings: Gun violence, animal cruelty ***When 74-year-old Russell Hill and 73-year-old Carol Clay vanished while camping in Victoria’s rugged High Country, their disappearance brought many hidden secrets to light. People theorised that the pair had run away together, were the victims of a murder-suicide, or had accidentally been killed by hunters. But there was only one person out there who knew the truth.---Narration – Anonymous HostResearch & writing – Eileen Ormsby Editing – Erin Munro Creative direction – Milly RasoProduction & music – Mike Migas...2025-03-221h 32
ReFormaPodden#10 Utan Tvivel Är Man Inte Klok - Munros MaximI avsnittet delar Nova och Hannah sina tankar om Munros Maxim - Ett kritiskt förhållningssätt. Vad gillar vi med principen? Vad är svårt? Vad är våra lärdomar och tankar?
Tips om man är nyfiken på Eileen Munro är att titta på Working with uncertainty and risk in children's social care: Video learning resources länk: https://www.researchinpractice.org.uk/children/content-pages/videos/working-with-uncertainty-and-risk-in-childrens-social-care/?fbclid=IwY2xjawHzUzlleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHf7KKR9M9lDjdNBi6vtGQjWN6ZWx385wqFOWlUr5KVLCEX7U3MRPq8VrCg_aem_i38-i_drXSovkloohm-6CA
och att läsa hennes granskande arbete med Signs of Safety https://knowle...2025-01-2017 min
The Social World PodcastIsabelle Trowler CBE Chief Social Worker for ChildrenIsabelle Trowler CBE Chief Social Worker for Children and Families took up the post in September 2013. She is well known for co-designing a practice framework for delivering child and family social work, which has influenced the children’s social care practice system across England.
We talk across the range of issues confronting social workers home and abroad with reflections spanning the eleven years she has been in her position. She is the first person in her post and discusses the challemges and the successes.
Isabelle is currently a member of:
the Child Safeguarding Practice Rev...2024-12-1940 min
Bookreporter Talks To"Bookaccino Live": Our Reviewers' Top Book Picks of 2024Carol Fitzgerald and Tom Donadio talked to seven Bookreporter reviewers about two of their favorite books of 2024. Our guests were Kate Ayers, Harvey Freedenberg, Pamela Kramer, Bronwyn Miller, Rebecca Munro, Ray Palen and Stuart Shiffman. Four reviewers — Sarah Rachel Egelman, Megan Elliott, Eileen Zimmerman Nicol and Norah Piehl — were not able to join us, so we presented their top picks and their comments about them in a slideshow. Their selections cover a wide variety of genres, and there may be a few books you haven’t heard of that you will want to check out. You can see a l...2024-12-121h 05
Casefile True CrimeCase 275: Michelle Hadley*** Content warnings: Sexual assault, domestic violence, stalking ***When Angela Connell met Ian Diaz, the pair began a whirlwind romance that quickly led to marriage and a growing family. But their newfound happiness was soon disturbed by a cyberstalking campaign with real world consequences.Angela and Ian told detectives from the Anaheim Police Department that they knew exactly who was behind the scheme: Ian’s ex-girlfriend, Michelle Hadley. But all was not as it seemed…---Narration – Anonymous HostResearch & writing – Erin Munro & Eileen OrmsbyCreative direction – Milly RasoProduction and music – Mi...2024-03-091h 22
American International PodcastThe Devil Within HerThe Devil Within Her (1975) AIP Production #7517/7602 Jeff and Cheryl learn how to sedate and exorcise naughty children in The Devil Within Her.Directed by Peter SasdyWritten by Stanley PriceProduced by Nato de Angeles for the Rank Organisation Starring:Joan Collins as Lucy Carlesi Ralph Bates as Gino Carlesi Eileen Atkins as Sister Albana Donald Pleasence as Dr. Finch Hilary Mason as Mrs. Hyde Caroline Munro as Mandy Gregory John Steiner as Tommy Morris George Claydon as Hercules Janet...2024-01-0859 minBookreporter Talks To"Bookaccino Live": Our Reviewers' Top Book Picks of 2023Carol Fitzgerald and Tom Donadio talk to eight Bookreporter reviewers about their top three books of 2023. Narrowing their selections down to just three was a challenge for all of them! You can see the books that they discussed, along with their covers, here: https://www.bookreporter.com/sites/default/files/Bookaccino_Live_Special_Event_Bookreporter_Reviewers_Share_Their_Favorite_Books_of_2023.pdf The order in which they appear: Norah Piehl, Harvey Freedenberg, Rebecca Munro, Pamela Kramer, Ray Palen, Eileen Zimmerman Nicol, Kate Ayers and Stuart Shiffman. A list of all of our reviewers’ Best of 2023 wi...2023-12-071h 28
how to win the lottery: a book club podcastspeedboat by renata adlerour un/adaptable module continues with speedboat by renata adler, which may be our first truly unadaptable novel this season; we discuss why that’s the case. we also talk about the humor in the novel (and why its meanness works so well), adler’s discussion of the politics of education, and how the novel has a timeless quality. we compare adler’s writing to alice munro and amy hempel and joan didion. joey talks about loving this book and tries to figure out why the first half worked better for him. tulsa once again mentions the book of wall. egg...2023-05-1843 min
Hingega Üks PodcastEP 29 Panel discussion "The comeback of basic values of child protection"We are grateful that Joanna Karu, advisor to the Department for Children and Families at the Republic of Estonia Ministry of Social Affairs, invited us to participate in a seminar - "The comeback of basic values of child protection: family-centered child protection" and asked us to share our own experiences with child protection professionals in a panel discussion. Participants in the panel discussion included Eileen Munro (Professor of Social Policy at the London School of Economics), Signe Risalo (Minister of Social Protection), Raimo Saadi (Head of Tallinn Social and Health Care Department), Eliise Tiidussalu (Coordinator of Cooperation o...2023-01-1649 min
The Mike Harding Folk ShowMike Harding Folk Show 296PODCAST: 29 Aug 202101 Eileen Curran / The Watchmaker - Steve Larkin & Mick Kinsela - Steve Larkin & Mick Kinsela 02 Nothing To See Here - Steve Tilston - Such Times03 Jack Munro - Polly Paulusma - Invisible Music: Folk Songs That Influenced Angela Carter04 Drinkin' Gourd - Eric Bibb - Jericho Road05 Bows Of London - Kate Green - Dark Carnival06 Machine - Emily Barker - A Dark Murmuration Of Words07 The Flying Cloud - Roy Bailey - New Bell Wake08 Strange Fruit - Nina Simone - Feeling Good09 Harriet Tubman - Holly Near...2021-08-292h 11
The Mike Harding Folk ShowMHFS 296PODCAST: 29 Aug 202101 Eileen Curran / The Watchmaker - Steve Larkin & Mick Kinsela - Steve Larkin & Mick Kinsela 02 Nothing To See Here - Steve Tilston - Such Times03 Jack Munro - Polly Paulusma - Invisible Music: Folk Songs That Influenced Angela Carter04 Drinkin' Gourd - Eric Bibb - Jericho Road05 Bows Of London - Kate Green - Dark Carnival06 Machine - Emily Barker - A Dark Murmuration Of Words07 The Flying Cloud - Roy Bailey - New Bell Wake08 Strange Fruit - Nina Simone - Feeling Good09 Harriet Tubman...2021-08-252h 11
The Hidden PowerPost-Crash Analysis and Preflight ChecklistFor this final episode of series 1, I wanted to build on Buckminster Fuller's idea of our planet - our habitat and life-support system - as being like a spaceship - Spaceship Earth, as he calls it - and building on this idea to use two related models for our discussion: the post-crash analysis and the preflight checklistFirst we look at the globally used post-crash analysis as a model for investigating governance - "It's important that they are not looking to blame someone," Ed says.Then we get onto Ed's Preflight checklist - essentially...2020-11-1425 minThe Hidden PowerProgress in the Field of Child Protection with Eileen MunroProfessor Eileen Munro turned decades of inadequate child protection on its head with one simple question: are we helping or hindering the front line?In this episode, she reflects on the successes - and revealing failures - of her review into child protection. Eileen covers a lot of ground in a short space of time. It is fascinating.Talking points:Centralised processes can't protect children, and this centralisation is an unavoidable consequence of the current state of governanceHow child protection can work much better, when the system is re-aligned to its purposeKey...2020-10-1717 min
Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society27/4/2020: Nancy Cartwright asks Why Trust Science?Nancy Cartwright is a methodologist and philosopher of the natural and human sciences, with special focus on causation, evidence and modelling. Her recent work has been on scientific evidence, objectivity and how to put theory to work. She is a Professor of Philosophy at Durham University and the University of California San Diego, having worked previously at Stanford University and the London School of Economics. Professor Cartwright is a former MacArthur fellow, a fellow of the British Academy and the Academy of Social Sciences, a member of the US National Academy of Sciences, the American Philosophical Society (the oldest...2020-05-0344 min
Casefile True CrimeCase 133: Tom & Eileen LonerganWhen American couple Tom and Eileen Lonergan set out to visit Australia, they were particularly looking forward to putting their diving skills to good use. On January 25 1998, they took advantage of the perfect weather conditions and boarded a charter boat at the Port Douglas Marina for a day out exploring the Great Barrier Reef.--- Episode narrated by the Anonymous HostEpisode written by Elsha McGill and Milly Raso Episode researched by Erin MunroCreative Director: Milly RasoFor all credits and sources please visit casefilepodcast.com/case-133-tom-eileen-lonergan Hosted on Acast. See a...2019-12-071h 10
Nicole BoniaWe Discuss Our Reading Influences With J. Ryan StradalGayle and Nicole welcome Gayle’s literary hero J. Ryan Stradal to the show to talk about childhood reading influences. We also talk about the authors J. Ryan turns to to help make him feel empathetic toward his characters, why he doesn’t give up on authors, and whether it’s OK to dogear pages and mark up books.Books mentioned:Kitchens Of The Great Midwest by J. Ryan StradalThe Lager Queen of Minnesota by J. Ryan StradalThings You Save In A Fire by Katherine CenterThe Cactus League by Emily Nemens...2019-11-141h 02
The Mike Harding Folk ShowMike Harding Folk Show 172PODCAST: 10 Apr 2016 01 William Taylor - Jim Moray - In Modern History02 A Cut In Pay - Rory McLeod - Brave Faces03 The House At Rosehill - Claire Hastings - Between River And Railway04 Le Petit Soldat De Bois - Fásta - Rewind05 Proud Maisrie - Rachel Newton - Here's My Heart Come Take It06 Female Smuggler - Jo Freya - Female Smuggler07 Jackie Munro - John Roberts & Tony Barrand - A Present From The Gentlemen2016-04-101h 29
Department of Social Policy 2013-14 Centenary LecturesKnowledge and humility in social work: learning from past mistakesProfessor Eileen Munro, Department of Social Policy, London School of Economics and Political Science, gives a talk as part of the Centenary seminar series in Michaelmas Term 2013. Professor Eileen Munro, Department of Social Policy, London School of Economics and Political Science, gives a talk as part of the Centenary seminar series in Michaelmas Term 2013, celebrating 100 years of social enquiry at Oxford University's Department of Social Policy and Intervention.2014-02-2640 min
Autumn 2013 | Public lectures and events | Audio and pdfThe Ethics of the Cognitive Sciences: children's pathologies – how do we think about children’s mental health?Contributor(s): Dr Rachel Cooper, Professor Eileen Munro, Professor Emily Simonoff | The classification, identification and treatment of mental illnesses in children raises particular challenges. For example, what are the appropriate criteria for diagnosing children with a mental disorder? How can we avoid the risk of stigmatisation that some children and their families experience? What are the risks of not identifying mental illness in children and how does it impact on their well-being, self-esteem, academic attainment and social development? Is it true that there is an increased tendency towards medicalizing certain behaviours that might once have been seen as normal (if...2013-11-191h 30Autumn 2013 | Public lectures and events | VideoThe Ethics of the Cognitive Sciences: children's pathologies – how do we think about children’s mental health?Contributor(s): Dr Rachel Cooper, Professor Eileen Munro, Professor Emily Simonoff | The classification, identification and treatment of mental illnesses in children raises particular challenges. For example, what are the appropriate criteria for diagnosing children with a mental disorder? How can we avoid the risk of stigmatisation that some children and their families experience? What are the risks of not identifying mental illness in children and how does it impact on their well-being, self-esteem, academic attainment and social development? Is it true that there is an increased tendency towards medicalizing certain behaviours that might once have been seen as normal (if...2013-11-191h 30
Community Care's podcastCommunity Care podcast, 13 MayIt has been an important week for social care. The Law Commission has proposed the biggest legal reforms in 60 years to adult social care.
And Professor Eileen Munro has set out how child protection social work should be reformed.
Community Care is joined by three leading figures in social care - Andrew Cozens, strategic adviser at the Local Government Group, Julie Jones, chief executive of the Social Care Institute of Excellence and Peter Hay, president of the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services - to discuss what these reforms mean.
Plus, live coverage of the #hardesthit protest against...2011-05-1326 min
LSE Research channel | VideoA New Approach To Child ProtectionContributor(s): Professor Eileen Munro | Baby P, Victoria Climbié - the names have become symbolic of the failures of the child protection agencies. Professor Eileen Munro, a former social worker herself and now an expert on child protection reform, believes that more attention needs to be given to the system, rather than just the individuals, that allowed these tragedies to occur.
In this short film, she explains that only allocating blame to individual social workers and managers can leave the impression that the problem has been successfully fixed. But if the problem is systemic, then merely punishing and removing the c...2010-04-1505 minLSE Research channel | VideoA New Approach To Child ProtectionContributor(s): Professor Eileen Munro | Baby P, Victoria Climbié - the names have become symbolic of the failures of the child protection agencies. Professor Eileen Munro, a former social worker herself and now an expert on child protection reform, believes that more attention needs to be given to the system, rather than just the individuals, that allowed these tragedies to occur.
In this short film, she explains that only allocating blame to individual social workers and managers can leave the impression that the problem has been successfully fixed. But if the problem is systemic, then merely punishing and removing the c...2010-04-1505 min