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The RoundtableEleanor Roosevelt Banned Book Awards' Lifetime Achievement honoree Margaret Atwood in conversation with Joe DonahueOn October 11, The Eleanor Roosevelt Center in partnership with PEN America presented the 2025 Banned Book Awards at The Bardavon in Poughkeepsie, New York. This year’s Eleanor Roosevelt Lifetime Achievement honoree was best-selling author Margaret Atwood and Joe Donahue had the great honor of speaking with her at the event.In her latest work, "Book of Lives: A Memoir of Sorts," Atwood explores her past and reveals connections between real life and art.
2025-12-3031 min
Standing Out, Standing StrongSophie GoldToday's guest is fearless, resilient, and one of the hardest working people in the business - the one and only Sophie Gold. She has a brilliant eye for talent, an intuitive gift for client service, and a tenacity that's helped her carve out something truly special in a fiercely competitive industry. With a mix of bold taste and business savvy, she's built Eleanor Films into one of the top production companies out there, earning serious recognition along the way, including being named an Ad Age A-List Standout Production Company in 2025. Sophie's journey hasn't been without its challenges, but she's...
2025-10-0742 min
The Homance ChroniclesEpisode 347: Hoes of History: Eleanor of AquitaineEleanor of Aquitaine was no ordinary queen—she was one of the most powerful and influential women of the Middle Ages. Born into immense wealth and power, she became Duchess of Aquitaine in her own right, then twice a queen—first of France and later of England. Her life reads like a medieval epic: she led armies on crusade, was a patron of the arts who helped shape the courtly love tradition, and maneuvered through dangerous political rivalries that defined Europe for centuries. In this episode, we dive into Eleanor's extraordinary journey—from her bold spirit as a youn...
2025-08-211h 05
Woman Owned: The Growth Podcast for Women EntrepreneursHow She Bought, Scaled and SOLD a Public Affairs Agency feat. SARAH YOUNGWhat would you do if, at 26 years old, you had the opportunity to buy the company you worked for? Would you take the leap? Or would the fear of failure hold you back? Today's episode features Founding and Managing Partner of Sandpiper Ventures, Sarah Young, who faced exactly this decision. With less than a year of experience at a public affairs agency, she and two colleagues decided to buy the company they worked for at the time. What followed was a remarkable journey of scaling the business from 7 employees to over 50, ev...
2025-03-1140 min
Pouring Over PitchesPouring Over Pitches S3 E1 A New Year of Pour DecisionsSend us a text In the Season 3 premiere of the podcast 'Pouring Over Pitches,' hosts Sarah, Jake, and Laurie kick off 2025 with shoutouts to loyal listeners and anecdotes about New Year's Eve celebrations. They dive into varied discussions, including memorable television shows like 'Succession' and 'Severance,' and share intriguing trivia about Eleanor Roosevelt. Sarah opens up about her struggles with rheumatoid arthritis and recent battles with the healthcare system regarding her medication. The hosts also discuss their resolutions for 2025, with Laurie aiming to find Sarah a romantic partner. The episode closes with Jake pitching a T...
2025-01-2450 min
The Good RobotUsing Feminist Chatbots to Fight Trolls With Sarah CistonIn this episode, we talk to Sarah Ciston, an artist, coder, writer, and critical AI scholar. We asked Sarah to talk about this badass chatbot they created called Ladymouth, which responds to trolls and incels on hate forums. We discussed the difficult labor of content moderation and the long lasting effects of trying to do feminist work online. We also talk about the surprising things that incels and feminists have in common and whether you can use AI to change people's minds and establish common humanity at scale.
2025-01-0727 min
SIMPLE + INTENTIONAL, decluttering, intentional living, habits, decluttering tips, minimalism69// Using Design Thinking to Create Ease in our Homes with Eleanor Graves of Refuge Design WorkshopWe often talk about our homes in terms of decluttering but what can design thinking offer us? My guest this week, Interior Designer Eleanor Graves, shares how we can shift our thinking and approach our spaces like a designer to create more functionality and reduce friction.This episode will have you thinking about your space in a whole new way and up before the end moving things to make your home more functional!Find Eleanor here Read her SubstackFollow her on Instagram••• Love the show? Leave a...
2024-11-251h 04
It Happened One YearFerraro! An Afterlife CabaretGeraldine Ferraro is dead. So are Eleanor Roosevelt, Jackie Kennedy, Pat Nixon, Lady Bird Johnson, and all the members of the Female United Politicians of America, but that isn't going to stop them from lending their assistance to the 2024 Presidential campaign on Earth, from their gathering place at the Radisson Valhalla Inn & Suites located on the celestial plane. President Biden's alarming debate performance has the group worried about the future of democracy, and so they take a trip through history to the 1984 Election, to see what can be learned from the first time a woman featured on a major...
2024-11-011h 03
Strengths On FireChristine Weeks, Eleanor Creative. The InterviewListen to Christine Weeks discuss how Sarahs coaching within her company, Eleanor Creative, has made a difference and how Christines own Strengths play out in her management style. Get ready to hear the story behind "I've got a sad story too, work harder" and how her company works to make a difference in the lives of their associates.
2024-10-151h 01
Straight Up Level UpS3 Ep 9: The power of YOU with Eleanor MollieThis week I'm joined by Ellie Mollie of @eleanor_mollie. We talk everything personal branding, how to explain what you do and how to story tell in your business.For more hints and tips follow me over on Instagram @thisisgrowthecomYou can also find me here...www.thisisgrowth.co.ukTo find out more about my private membership you can click HERE.
2024-09-2750 minThe Good RobotThe EU AI Act Part 2, with Amba Kak and Sarah Myers West from AI NOWIn this episode, we talk to Amba Kak and Sarah Myers West of the AI Now Institute, who are the co directors of this leading policy think tank. In the episode, which is the second installment of our EU AI Act series, Amba and Sarah explore why different tech policy narratives matter, the difference between the US and the EU regulatory landscape, why this idea that AI is simply outstripping regulation is an outdated maxim, and then finally, their policy wish list for 2024.
2024-09-1731 min
Adoption: The Making of Me. An Oral History of Adoptee StoriesMichael: Beckett's Children: A Literary Memoir - Live Episode from Kansas City 9.7.24Born at St. Vincent’s Hospital in Greenwich Village on Nov. 11, 1954, Michael was adopted five weeks later by John and Eleanor Coffey, a corrections officer and an RN, respectively. The adoption was handled by the New York Foundling Hospital. John and Eleanor had been unable to have children.He was raised as an only child in a small town in the Adirondacks. By the time his parents told him overtly that he was adopted, at age 8, he already knew. Following the Foundling’s recommendation, they had told him from the beginning that they had “chosen” him in a nursery w...
2024-09-171h 02
Another Door Stories#129 From 'Corporate Hangover' to the Happy Startup Coach with Sarah Clarke"The problem with having 'a corporate hangover' is that it doesn't allow you to be authentically yourself. And in order to be a successful business owner, you need to be authentically yourself." On this episode we have Sarah Clarke, who closed a door on a corporate career after being made redundant and discovering she was pregnant for a second time. Sarah shares how motherhood and the redundancy gave her the impetus to start her own business. She now helps women start and grow their businesses as "The Happy Startup Coach." "I...
2024-09-0443 min
Heal with Sarah OliviaEleanor Hadley on Becoming Your Own Lover and How to Start Having the Kind of Sex You Crave | 23Eleanor Hadley is a Certified Sex Educator, speaker and writer. As an award-winning sex and relationship coach, she shares entertaining and practical sex education.
In this conversation we talk about the standard sexual narrative and why that doesn’t work for many women and beings with vulvas.
Eleanor explains responsive desire, the stages of arousal we need to go through to be truly ready for penetrative sex and how to reconnect with your body’s ‘yes’, ‘no’ and ‘not yet’.
Join us to discover how you can beco...
2024-05-1655 min
Holistic Hormone Podcast with Eleanor DuelleyHealthy Choices: Surprising Strategies Beyond InjectionsIn the episode,"Weight-Loss Wins: Surprising Strategies Beyond Injections," we dive deep with Sarah Lee, a seasoned Eating Disorder Recovery Coach, into the complex world of weight loss solutions. While the conversation about weight loss injections continues to dominate many discussions, Sarah brings a refreshing perspective on alternative strategies that go beyond quick fixes. With her rich background in recovery coaching and a compassionate approach informed by her own journey and professional insights, Sarah explores how these injections might not only change bodies but also impact mental health and self-esteem. From discussing the real effects...
2024-05-1340 min
The Conscious Entrepreneur | Leadership, Self-Awareness & MindsetEP27: Purpose-Driven CapitalismEleanor Allen joins The Conscious Entrepreneur podcast to discuss the power of business to act as a force for good. It’s a culture, she says, that is formed from the top. Following her passion for environmentalism and entrepreneurship, she worked as CEO of clean water charity Water for People and while there, she attended an inner development program run by a non-profit out of Paris called the Well-Being Project.
There, while gaining tools and learning skills to help prevent the pitfalls frequently experienced by those in the social impact space—high rates of burnout, divorce, and depre...
2024-03-1151 min
Hacking HealthEpisode 12 - Interdisciplinary Collaboration, Challenges, and Innovations in Healthcare with Sarah BartholomeuszIn this episode, join Sarah Bartholomeusz to analyse the
themes that arose in the last two episodes of Hacking Health featuring Eleanor Clausen and Marcus Wilson. Sarah extracts the governance and legal insights for medical entrepreneurs and start-ups, so you don’t have to.
In this episode, we cover:
The Entrepreneurial Journey;
Relationship Management and Integrity:
The Future-Focused Approach; And much more! Check out the full episode.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
"be patient, build relationships, and wait out the time it takes to break down the barriers to adoption"
"En...
2024-01-3108 min
Hacking HealthEpisode 10 – Robots and AI in Healthcare and Challenges in Patient Care with Eleanor ClausenIn this episode, Eleanor Clausen discusses her journey from clinical nursing to founding The International Spine Centre (TISC), a medical organisation focused on collaborative treatment of spinal disorders. She introduces a spinal robot (cobot) and discusses AI in healthcare, highlighting the benefits of these technologies, including increased precision and improved patient outcomes. The conversation touches on challenges in patient care, economic factors, and TISC's role in international research for interdisciplinary collaboration. Eleanor has a wealth of experience across clinical nursing, research and education in both public and commercial organisations.
In this episode we cover:
Advancements in...
2023-12-1328 min
On the Write Track Podcast22: M.L. Rio: Publishing Hard Truths Unveiled in a Candid Author ConversationIn this episode, hosts Sarah and Emily sit down with viral sensation and author of the bestselling IF WE WERE VILLAINS, where M.L. Rio has a raw and revealing conversation about the harsh realities of the publishing industry. M.L. Rio, known for her breakout success of her adult thriller and dark academia book, shares her journey and the challenges she faced with limited publishing support. Tune in as she emphasizes the pressing need for transparency in the book world, discussing topics like advances, contracts, and promotion. Learn how TikTok played a pivotal role in propelling her career...
2023-11-231h 07
The Germany Expat Business ShowHow to Make Your Expat SEO Awesome with Sarah MoonLike the show? Have a burning question? Send a text?Get set for a thrilling journey through the intriguing world of SEO with our remarkable guest, Sarah Moon. With her roots in Luxembourg and extended stay in Ireland, Sarah Is it possible to get SEO traction if your content and marketing is in, say English (for example!) but you live in Germany?In this episode I talk to Sarah Moon, who is not an expat and doesn’t live in Germany. What she is, is a SEO and movement marketing expert.Sar...
2023-08-3050 min
What's Up, Doc?Stolen Youth: Inside the Cult at Sarah Lawrence (Episode 6)Eleanor and Jeff talk up having a cool cult leader dad and how the college experience isn’t what it used to be while reviewing Stolen Youth: Inside the Cult at Sarah Lawrence from Zach Heinzerling. Stolen Youth: Inside the Cult at Sarah Lawrence Release date February 9, 2023 Dir. Zach Heinzerling 3 Episode Series Runtime: 3h 28m Available to stream on Hulu A group of Sarah Lawrence College students fall under the influence of a friend's father, Larry Ray. The series follows the cult...
2023-05-221h 40
Resonate by The Reconnected004 | How to Understand Your Child's Developmental Stage With Naturopath Sarah Mann004 | How to Understand Your Child's Developmental Stage with Naturopath Sarah Mann
Welcome to the fourth episode of Resonate by the Reconnected.
Today, Emma and Eleanor are joined again by Naturopath Sarah Mann to dive deeper into the developmental phases of childhood, and explore navigating these big leaps and transitions.
From our Big Feelings Podcast, we received overwhelming feedback from our listeners' experiences with these developmental stages, and found the most common ages where parents noticed big leaps, feelings and behaviour regressions to be:
3 year olds
7 year olds
10...
2023-04-2822 min
Stay At Home Mom? Yeah Right!Starting Over After Loss: A Chat With Eleanor WardEleanor Ward is an international inspirational speaker, author, and certified life strategies coach specializing in grief. She is committed to empowering and equipping women with the tools to start over after trauma or devastating loss to take their lives back. Eleanor believes that mindset shift, self-talk, coupled with guidance, training and personal coaching sessions will put you on a fresh start for your life. Eleanor owns Bigger Fish To Fry Coaching a boutique life coaching firm that offers classes, webinars, FB groups and various coaching techniques.On the podcast we chatted about:-Her journey of...
2023-04-1828 minResonate by The Reconnected003 | Being With Big Feelings - A Conversation With Naturopath Sarah Mann003 | Being With Big Feelings: A Conversation With Naturopath Sarah Mann
Welcome to the third episode of Resonate by The Reconnected.
Today, Emma and Eleanor are joined by Naturopath Sarah Mann, where we explore nature's toolkits for parenting, integrating Sarah's experience in Steiner Education, Naturopathy, motherhood and Anthroposophic Medicine.
Sarah is a Qualified Naturopath with additional training in Steiner based Anthroposophic medicine, children's health and development, somatic based Non-linear Movement Method and is currently completing Rebirthing Breathwork Mastery Training. Sarah is also one of The Reconnected’s beautiful coaches and brings a holistic, integrative le...
2023-04-1231 min
RevSarahSharesChrist-centre: BlessedWelcome to our worship service for Sunday 15th January. For the next three weeks we are focussing on 1stCorinthians chapter 1 and the Psalms. The readings are for these Sundays in Epiphany and we are pondering Christ as our centre – Blessed through Christ, Unity through Christ and Proclaiming Christ. A great way to start a year is to remember we are a holy people.
So this week we have two for the price of one (it's all free!) - firstly Eleanor reads from Psalm 40:1-11 and then there is a reflection on how we show love and how we sh...
2023-01-1528 min
Home Education MattersAutonomous Parenting with Sarah BealeAutonomous parenting? Partnership parenting? Unschooling? Radical unschooling? Come and join Sarah and I as we chat all things autonomy, respect, tolerance and red lines. Some ideas are challenging, and some controversial, but they're all fascinating! Check out this super fun rollercoaster of a chat through the world of free flowing home education.
2023-01-081h 00
Sarah's Bookshelves LiveEp. 128: Best Books of 2022 Superlatives with Susie (@NovelVisits)Our 2022 year-end reading roundup starts today with Best Books of 2022 Superlatives with Susie Boutry (@NovelVisits). This year, we're splitting our wrap-up into two episodes: Superlatives and Genre Awards (coming in mid-December). We have 17 Superlatives categories for you, including Most and Least Deserving of the Hype, Biggest Surprise, the Book I Hated that Everyone Else Loved, and more! This post contains affiliate links through which I make a small commission when you make a purchase (at no cost to you!). Announcements Check out my 2022 Holiday Gift Guide! My 2023 Reading Tracker will be coming out in...
2022-11-3054 minThe Good RobotReproductive Technologies and Feminist Research Ethics with Sarah FranklinIn this episode we talk to Sarah Franklin, a leading figure in feminist science studies and the sociology of reproduction. In this tour de force of IVF ethics and feminism through the ages, Sarah discusses ethical issues in reproductive technologies, how they compare to AI ethics, how feminism through the ages can help us, Shulamith Firestone’s techno-feminist revolution, and the violence of anti-trans movement across the world.
2022-09-2038 min
Formidable Over FortyReclaiming your narrative with Eleanor Mills In episode three of the Formidable Over Forty podcast, Sarah Pittendrigh is joined by Eleanor Mills. Eleanor is a journalist, editor and founder of Noon – a unique platform connecting brands with women in midlife.Eleanor’s journey includes being Editorial Director of The Sunday Times, editor of The Sunday Times Magazine, and Chair of Women in Journalism. She has now founded Noon, a community which is empowering women to embrace midlife, with brands and experts sharing advice to help people make the right choices.Eleanor is passionate about changing the narrative around the latter stages of w...
2022-09-1558 min
RevSarahSharesThe challenge of forgiveness... The Unforgiving Servant ParableWelcome to worship on Sunday 31st July with Eleanor Hamilton. Continuing with the parable of the Unforgiving Servant Eleanor encourages us to look deep into what forgiveness might truly look like. How do we respond to those moments that hurt and damage us or others? Again not an easy topic but go with it as she does with the help of those who have walked this road before us. Thank you to Andy Gray for the reading. and Eleanor for the reflection.
All are welcome. #worship #Moncreiff #ChurchofScotland #parables #forgivenesswww.moncreiffparishchurch.co.uk
2022-07-3117 min
RevSarahSharesSowing the Seeds - Parable of the Sower 24/7/2022Welcome to worship on Sunday 24th July with Eleanor Hamilton as she continues our series. In fact, she chose the theme and her two parables first! Eleanor leads worship on 24th and 31st July. Today’s service focuses on the parable of the sower and gives plenty to think about. She even challenges our ability to truly listen…and how do we measure success or is it something else we should measure?
Thanks to Alison and Eleanor this week especially as I'm on my holidays!
Have a blessed week.
#worship #parables #seeds #sower #faith...
2022-07-2415 min
2 Adoptive MamasNavigating Open Adoption: More Than the Titles with Eleanor and MarleneThe Main Thing: From day one it's been a priority at Two Adoptive Mamas to magnify important conversations that need to be happening in the foster and adoption world. More importantly, it is crucial to discuss these topics while embracing each part of the adoption triad.For Episode 051 we're sitting down with Eleanor and Marlene to take a deeper dive into navigating open adoption. Capturing both the adoptive mom and birth mom's perspectives in this episode, we're removing the titles and making way for what really matters when it comes to loving our...
2022-06-2827 min
Stress Free SOULutions Podcast70. Releasing the Pressure to Be Perfect in Business | Eleanor BeatonWould you describe yourself as ambitious? That’s not a bad thing, especially if you’re an ambitious woman who’s building a successful, meaningful business. But ambition can become a bad thing if you pressure yourself to be perfect and never give yourself permission to fail. Today I’m talking with Eleanor Beaton, founder of SafiMedia, an education and coaching company for ambitious women entrepreneurs. She’s also the host of the Power + Presence + Position podcast. In this episode, which is part of my Invest In Your Staff series, Eleanor opens up about how she caused...
2022-06-2236 min
Tough Girl PodcastDr. Eleanor Drinkwater - Bug nut and Adventurer. Awarded Inspirational Explorer of the Year award by the Scientific Expedition Society.Eleanor Drinkwater is a bug nut and adventurer. Her love of all things creepy-crawly has led her to carry out research in field sites across the world, from Australia to the Amazon. She is fascinated by invertebrate behaviour and has been awarded Inspirational Explorer of the Year award by the Scientific Expedition Society for her work looking into the behaviour of the biggest beetle on the planet. However, she is equally fascinated by the weird and wonderful critters we have in the UK and has recently she finished her PhD which researched how and why woodlice have personalities. Eleanor is...
2022-05-0352 min
No Labels, No Limits podcast233 - Setting a Sufficiency Mindset with Eleanor BeatonWe are so grateful to have you join us for this episode of the No Labels, No Limits podcast as we interview Eleanor Beaton. Eleanor is the founder of SafiMedia, an education & coaching company for women entrepreneurs. Through SafiMedia and the podcast, Power + Presence + Position, Eleanor and her team are committed to advancing global gender equity through women’s entrepreneurship. They're on a mission to double the number of women entrepreneurs who scale past $1M in revenue by 2030! What really stands out is her insights and wisdom about women leaders...· ...
2022-04-2154 min
Tough Girl PodcastEleanor Carey - Adventurer and Ocean Rower, 2x GWR holder for rowing 2,400 miles across the Pacific Ocean.Eleanor Carey is the first Australian woman to row across the mid-Pacific Ocean. Rowing 2,400 miles from California to Hawaii. Spending 62 days at sea in a 7.5m ocean rowing boat with two other women, as she battled extreme seasickness, sleep deprivation, multiple hurricanes and forty foot waves to set two Guinness World Records as part of a trio. A true adventurer at heart, Eleanor has also cycled solo across Europe, conquered a 100km ultra-marathon and completed many more multi-day human powered journeys worldwide. Through these extreme journeys, Eleanor has learned the power of adventure therapy and nature's ability to assist in...
2022-01-0149 min
Sarah Fader The PodcastSchadenfreude with Eleanor and Vanessa of the OG Gossip Girl @Joy PearsonWelcome once again to our schadenfreude with the OG Gossip Girl series. On this episode, Joy Pearson and I discuss Eleanor and Vanessa's characters. What instances do you enjoy seeing them get what's coming to them?
2021-08-2334 min
Talk Murdy To MeWordless.Melissa's heating up her RPS streak. She tells Sarah the twisted turned almost unbelievable tale of Mary Eleanor Pearcey from 1800s London. Sarah leaves Melissa wordless with the story of Ashley Reeves in Illinois.
2021-06-231h 44
Gacha NewsInterview with SarahIn this episode, Eleanor interviews her friend Sarah. They laugh a lot, and talk a little about Sarah's cats.
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2021-04-2806 min
Another Door Stories#69 How to be comfortable with failure in your career - Sarah ArcherWe all encounter failure, it is one of the most important ways we learn how to cope with what life throws at us. This episode has the wonderful Sarah Archer, the Founder of Career Tree. About four years ago I decided to start a Podcast and Sarah was my first guest, it was a failure, I overthought the process and the episode never made it to being published. So just how do we deal with failure in our career, handling the disappointment of a botched interview, a terrible Manager or finding ourselves in the wrong job? In th...
2021-04-0945 min
La Crème AnglaiseL'English Breakfast d'EleanorEnvoyez moi un messageS’il y a bien un repas pour lequel la réputation des Britanniques est intacte, c’est l'english breakfast.En effet, dans la concurrence amicale entre nos pays, l’Angleterre triomphe avec son English breakfast et ses incontournables baked beans, saucisses et autres tranches de bacon. De Downton Abbey aux cafés de Londres, ce repas réconfortant qui fournit de l’énergie pour toute une journée, incarne complètement la tradition britannique. Ce que l’on sait moins et que l’on va découvrir avec Eleanor...
2021-03-1827 min
Conversations With a Wounded HealerDr. Nzinga Harrison - In Recovery with Eleanor Health"Compassion and relationships create all opportunities." ~Dr. Nzinga Harrison Revolutions need revolutionaries. What's true for the social justice movement is true in the drive to create more equitable mental health opportunities; after all, these threads have been entwined throughout this country's history. Meet my new favorite person in the whole wide world, psychiatrist, podcast host, and amazing human Dr. Nzinga Harrison! As co-founder and chief medical officer of Eleanor Health, Dr. Harrison has flipped the addiction care script by centering the client in a holistic, whole-person, whole-life embrace. Eleanor Health's model is a...
2021-02-0348 min
2 Adoptive MamasThe Adoption Triad with Eleanor DelewskiToday we're sitting down with Eleanor Delewski, a foster and adoptive mama with a heart of gold and a true passion for navigating the nuances of the adoption triad. No matter where you are in your foster or adoptive journey, Eleanor’s story will meet you there --- and then some. We love this episode - it got real, we laughed, and it hits home. Won’t you join us?Don't forget to visit us on Instagram, Facebook, and at twoadoptivemamas.com where you can find our blog, ways to c...
2020-12-0832 min
Products to Profits with Sarah J CrossDealing with Copycats with Eleanor Cullen from We Might Be TinySarah talks to Eleanor about her story and how she deals with copycats. Eleanor is the founder of We Might Be Tiny, an adorable kids tableware brand. As a product based business owner, Eleanor has dealt with many copycats throughout her journey and today, she’ll be sharing her wisdom about how she navigates dealing with copycats and what she’s learnt in the process.
Subscribe to Sarah's podcast and leave a review in the comments on iTunes (Apple podcasts): https://apple.co/33oJiAQ
Find out more about Eleanor and We Might Be Tiny at http...
2020-09-0426 min
What A Way To GoPhileas Fogg wasn't realOh hi, fancy seeing you here.
After a whole 9 months we are back in your ears with a new episode. The 9 months will make sense when you take a listen.
As usual we have a range of odd and interesting stories for you - Els' tells us some history about public duals, Sarah shares the extreme dangers of being at a baseball game and Daly regales us with the story of a weird chemical explosion in January 2020.
And as always, contains a lot of swears and loud fem...
2020-07-271h 13
The KTS Success Factor® (a Podcast for Women)Clarifying Your Message with Eleanor BeatonThere is only one way to elevate your position, amplify your message, and maximize your revenue, it is by sending out clear, effective, and memorable communication. Eleanor Beaton is a women's leadership mentor and founder of Fierce Feminine Leadership, an organization that helps ambitious women develop the confidence, presence, political savvy and influence they need to smash the glass ceiling and take their seats at the tables where the big deals and big decisions are made. In this episode, Eleanor shares that communication is about making clear and intentional decisions that would bring out a...
2020-06-1011 min
Postcards from Home17 - Sarah Pabst "I wanted to work on motherhood - the secrets and taboos”“I suddenly noticed I wanted to work on motherhood, but all its different chapters – the secrets and taboos – the things we don’t really talk about”Sarah Pabst is a freelance photographer covering documentary and visual storytelling for international media outlets and news organisations. You can reference her work on Bloomberg, her website and Instagram. She’s also a member of Women Photograph and posts to WP the Journal too.Sarah lives in Buenos Aires in Argentina with her husband and toddler daughter. She recorded this postcard on 30th May. International photography assignments have been put on hold during the...
2020-06-0512 min
Music and the Church with Sarah BerezaChoral Music by Women Composers with Sarah MacDonald and David SchaapWant to program more music by women composers? Selah Publishing has just released a fantastic new choral series edited by Sarah MacDonald, and all the composers are women: Sarah Cattley, Elizabeth Coxhead, Eleanor Daley, Elizabeth Kimble, Stephanie Martin, Ceclie McDowall, Annabell Rooney, and Sarah MacDonald.
In this conversation with Sarah MacDonald and Selah's founder and president David Schaap, we talk about the origins of this choral series, the breadth of music it already covers, and plans for future publications.
Resources
Sarah MacDonald Choral Series by Selah PublishingA video introduction to the Sarah MacDonald Choral Series"Silent in the Churches" An...
2020-02-2430 min
What A Way To GoAssassinations AsideIt's an episode number with a 0 on the end which can only mean one thing - a celebrity special! And it turns out that when a celeb dies consipracy theories aren't far behind...
Clare possibly sets the Crips on her (?!) by covering the murder of Tupac, while Els goes back in time for a little MORE conversation (sorry) about King of Rock n Roll Elvis Presley. Then Sarah takes us on a fascinating (horrible) tour of the Kennedy Curse.
This is the last episode for a little while as we're off around the world and...
2019-09-091h 04What A Way To GoThe Goldschläger YearsWe're back with a grand total of three stories this week...music to everyone's ears!
Sarah explains how a combination of three seemingly random words can be life saving, Clare talks us through the terrifying world of snake churches and Els ruins delicious food for everyone. Sorry.
As ever, the episode ends with the delightful chaser of the women we are championing this week. Enjoy pals.
Contains swearing, snake chat and confessions of our dalliances with shit drinks.
2019-08-261h 10What A Way To GoChernobyl BabyOh dear, it's happened again. We only have 2 stories for you this week as Daly and Sarah come with the same near miss. But don't worry, we're still as loud and boisterous as always.
Els starts us off with a story about about a family on a boat (NOT the Swiss Family Robinson) and the other two tell a tale about a dangerous fish tank.
Then we finish off with our female crushes of the week. Lots to learn.
As always, contains unapologetic lady voices and loads of swears, enjoy!
2019-08-1259 minWhat A Way To GoBarrister's LobWelcome to week 37, where Clare talks us through all the horrifying pursuits us women have put ourselves through in the name of beauty, Els tells us the story of Helen Rudd and Sarah reminds why you can have too much of a good thing (and by good thing, we mean beer). As ever, we end the week with our girl crushes.
Contains swearing and a reminder that Boris Johnson is now Prime Minister. Hold on to your pants.
2019-07-291h 00What A Way To GoPatriarchy ChickenA mixed bag of unusual deaths for you this week dudes!
Sarah kicks off with the recent spate of mysterious deaths in the Dominican Republic, Clare covers the mad sad world of plane stowaways, and Els gives us all (yellow) fever to lighten the mood.
As usual we finish off with our girl crushes and swear loads. Enjoy!
2019-07-151h 01What A Way To GoBusman's HolidayThe mighty threesome are reunited and back on their bullshit.
Els kicks us off with the story of a mystery man found on a beach with a weird note in his pocket. Sarah talks about the Sentinelese tribe and what is technically a murder (sorry Els) and Daly tells us the story that inspired one of her favourite songs.
The episode also contains girl crushes, Holland chat and an interesting theory about people who ride horses. Enjoy!
2019-07-011h 05What A Way To GoUpside Down Smiley Face PancakeSarah fans look away now... It's just Clare and Els this week.
Clare kicks us off with a few ironic numbers (sans Alanis Morissette), and Els follows up with why you shouldn't mess with Niagara Falls, or orange peels for that matter. Short but sweet.
Contains swearing, women and Love Island chat.
2019-06-1746 minWhat A Way To GoMeat Done GoodWe've got quite the spectrum of stories for you this week...! Clare starts with the effed-up world of climbing Everest, Els tells us what unusual object helped to save Chris McCabe's life, then Sarah closes with the very sad story of Australian teenager Sam Ballard.
To lighten it up at the end as ever we wallow in love for our Girl Crushes.
Contains swears. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.
2019-06-0358 minWhat A Way To GoIrrational Fear of WoksThe episode titles are just getting weirder and weirder. We promise you it is relevant to the episode!
This weeks episode (2 weeks late mind, don't hold it against us) is chock full of mispronunciations and a couple of stories about birds. Sarah starts us off by talking about the world's deadliest bird - even though she still doesn't know how to pronounce it. Daly tells us the story of a ritual gone wrong involving a wok and Els finishes with the tale of Aeschylus and his untimely death.
We finish as always with some girl...
2019-05-201h 10What A Way To GoToo Many ElephantsWe're back a day late due to far too much enjoyment of the Easter sunshine. Sorry pals.
Els kicks us off with the sad story of the Radium Girls, Sarah tells us the tale of William Kemmler and Clare finishes with the recent incident of an elephant and lion getting their own back on a poacher. Bummers all round guys.
Does contain swearing. And women's voices. And a light sprinkling of vegan chat.
2019-04-231h 04What A Way To GoGhost FonzWe turn Dirty Thirty this week with another celebrity special for you!
Clare delves into The Day The Music Died, Els is BACK and calling back to our first celebrity special with the sad death of Bruce Lee, then Sarah rounds us off with the details of *that* Brian Harvey story (#E17Forever).
As usual we finish up with our Girl Crushes. Contains swears and tales of youth misspent in Romford.
2019-04-0852 minWhat A Way To GoPencil EmojiIt's been 2 weeks since you last heard from us, so as protocol dictates we are here again.
Well we is a relative term, as Els does not feature in this episode. We know, we missed her too. But still, Daly and Sarah are here to talk a load of nonsense for roughly 57 minutes. Sarah shares some more 'first' stories and Daly tells us a sad tale about a horse in a hyperbaric chamber.
Girl crushes follow as usual, and then we end with a bit more nonsense to finish it off. En...
2019-03-2555 minWhat A Way To GoSeymour JohnsonHappy International Women's Day y'all!
We're here with the usual tales of the mad, bad and sad ways people have died or nearly died. Plus three excellent Girl Crushes to lighten the mood afterwards.
This week Clare kicks us off with the extremely sad story of the Arizona sweat lodge deaths, Els brings a welcome and drastic shift in tone with the near death of a famous celestial body (SPOILER ALERT: it's the sun), and Sarah covers the two nuclear bombs the US almost detonated over North Carolina by accident.
As ever, loads...
2019-03-111h 01What A Way To GoGood GriefIt's week 27 in the What A Way To Go house and the girls are still coming up with weird stories you've (hopefully) never heard of.
Sarah kicks us off with another story about bodily fluids, Daly takes us on a window washing horror journey and Els tells us the tale of a man who got inventive with some playing cards.
We finish as always with some girl crushes, followed by a lot of chat about Sally Rooney. Because she's ace.
Only contains female voices and bloody loads of swears.
2019-02-2557 minWhat A Way To GoGood Boys Gone BadAnother episode is calling after a slightly longer than two week break. Sorry guys.
Near misses all round this week. Els retells Dave Maher's story of waking from a coma to find his friends grieving for him, Sarah walks us through the story that led Harambe the gorilla to take over the internet and Clare ventures into the world of armed dogs. All normal stuff.
As ever contains swearing and unverified facts.
2019-02-1158 min
Seize the YayEleanor Pendleton // The nitty gritty of founding Gritty PrettyI flew to Sydney last week to chat with one of the most tenacious, well-rounded and motivating young women, Eleanor Pendleton, and we got along like a house on fire. Eleanor is the founder of Australia’s first dedicated online beauty magazine, Gritty Pretty, known for its pioneering beauty without the bullshit coverage of the industry.I LOVE her story so much not least because unlike many of us who still don’t really know where we’re heading, Eleanor has always known she wanted to end up in magazines and beauty and wasted no tim...
2019-01-241h 03What A Way To GoNew Year, Same UsHi gang! We're kicking off 2019 with a massive, depressing bang!
Sarah has multiple stories of chimney-related deaths (here's a tip: don't climb into a chimney), Clare recounts the incredible story of Forthman Murff who survived the unsurvivable, and Els covers the tragic death of Joyce Vincent who inspired the 2011 film 'Dreams of a Life'.
As usual we lighten the tone at the end with our Girl Crushes, and as usual there's loads of swearing.
Enjoy!
2019-01-2152 minWhat A Way To GoChristmas SpecialA Christmas present or a Christmas special? You tell us.
We couldn't get our act together enough in the busy weeks before Christmas to record a normal episode so here is our own near miss stories.
To be fair, this has been requested so we are giving you a treat. A short and sweet Christmas treat - you're welcome.
Let us know what you think - as always emails of to whatawaypod@gmail.com and we're @whatawaypod on Instagram and Twitter.
Thanks for sticking with us, see you in 2019 pals!
2018-12-2433 min
FriendlierOur year in books, 2018We take a look back at our reading life in 2018: our challenges, our wins, and our favorite books of the year. We’d love to hear your favorite books of the year!FictionSarah: The Heart’s Invisible Furies by John Boyne, An American Marriage by Tayari Jones, and A Gentleman in Moscow by Amor TowlesAbby: Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman and This Is How It Always Is by Laurie FrankelNon-fictionSarah: Louise Penny’s Gamache series, Happy City: Transforming Our Lives Through Outdoor Design by Charles Montgomery and Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City by Mat...
2018-12-1830 minWhat A Way To GoFactually IncorrectAnother Monday sees another week of the What a Way to Go troupe being reliably unreliable with the facts.
Clare tells the incredibly sad tale of a stunt gone wrong on Noel Edmunds' Late, Late Breakfast show. Els shares the many attempts to kill Rasputin (technically a murder, but don't tell Sarah), which apparently is not the most famous thing about the man. And Sarah recounts the story of the reclusive brothers, Homer and Langley Collyer.
Contains swearing, women talking and dick chat.
Follow us on various social media: @whatawaypod. Or send us...
2018-12-101h 05What A Way To GoFuneral PumpIt's all gone a bit 'Carry On What A Way To Go' this week starting with our bluest story yet from Sarah - find out how Félix François Faure met his... uh... sticky end.
Clare inadvertently bends our 'no murders' rule but is forgiven with the assassination of Kim Jong-nam.
Then Els rounds us off with the incredibly ironic death of poor old Molière.
As per usual, contains loads of swearing and feminism. Give @whatawaypod a wave on social media why don't you?
2018-11-2654 minWhat A Way To GoGuess Who's Back?We're back!
We took a bit of a longer hiatus than anticipated but fret not, here we are and we can all enjoy Monday mornings again (maybe).
Els goes first this week with a mysterious mystery story (she loves those) about the 'missingist missing person in the World'. Sarah follows with a pretty similar story about Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt and his mysterious disappearance. And then Daly brings us down to earth with a terrible near miss story involving a young child and a kebab skewer.
If you missed us or just...
2018-11-121h 10What A Way To GoTurn Me On, Dead ManIt's a season finale celebrity special this week!
Clare kicks us off with a MASSIVE DOWNER about Elliott Smith, Els takes us through the excellent Paul McCartney death conspiracy, and Sarah finishes up with the mysterious death of actress Natalie Wood.
We are taking a break for a little while, but we'll be back in the autumn with new episodes and more guests - subscribe and spread the word in the meantime!
CONTENT WARNING: Suicide, depression, addiction, swears
2018-08-201h 11What A Way To GoThe Carousel of Intersectional FeminismBig 19! This week Sarah talks to us about the weird craze of planking, and the dangers that accompany it. Clare explores the darker side of Disney World (much to Sarah's horror), and Els tells the tale of Steve Fossett's attempt to circumnavigate the world in a hot air balloon. Exhilarating stuff.
Weirdly, we also predict Lauren Laverne's move to 6music breakfast host...
Contains swearing and female voices.
2018-08-131h 03What A Way To GoCollateral DamageDay 1,000 of the UK heatwave and another long episode.
Els tells us some stories about SHC (you'll have to listen to the episode to find out what the accronym means). Sarah goes on and on about climate change and the permafrost. And Daly shares the story of the flying Wallendas.
Female voices and lots of swearing contained within.
2018-08-061h 12What A Way To GoThe ForeWe have a real mix of stories this week with Clare covering Angela Watson's bath-based near miss, Els tells us the fascinating story of the laughing death disease (WARNING: you might not want to listen to that one while you're eating), and Sarah explains how well-meaning health and safety improvements went so very badly wrong in The Eastland disaster.
As ever, loads of swears ¯_(ツ)_/¯
2018-07-301h 05What A Way To GoPoison EverywhereWe've only got two stories for you this week as Sarah and Els came with the same story. It was bound to happen at some stage. Sarah tells the story of the mysterious Antartic poisoning and Clare follows in a similar vein, recounting Richard Eschelman's dicey experience with poisonous mushrooms. Els listens intently to both.
Contains swearing and female voices.
2018-07-2359 minWhat A Way To GoMagic Isn't RealThis week, when we're not talking about the World Cup, we're telling you stories about catching bullets in your mouth (for fun), the unexplained death of Edgar Allan Poe and the sad story of Gloria Ramirez.
We finish the episode (as always) by sharing our Girl Crush of the week - a female that has inspired us for whatever reason.
Contains swearing, lots of swearing.
2018-07-161h 00What A Way To GoHistory MysteriesAre we on drugs this week or is it just the UK heatwave? Who knows!
Clare delves into the mysterious death of Zigmund Adamski, Els tells the (non-murder bits of) the story of Mike "the Durable" Malloy, and Sarah covers the tragic death of Jennifer Strange, and how badly radio competitons can go wrong.
Contains swearing and camtono.
2018-07-091h 03What A Way To GoBeard PocketEls and Sarah are flying duo this week whilst Clare's been on her holidays. Not to worry though, as they are joined by a REAL LIFE near miss. Exciting stuff.
Els recounts the tale of an Austrian Mayor whose beard turned out to be his downfall, and Sarah tells the sad tale of the Bethnal Green tube station incident. Clare is replaced by a mystery guest who talks about his experience of a near death encounter.
Contains swearing and female voices. Does not contain Clare Daly.
2018-07-021h 01What A Way To GoWhat's Your Emergency?Episode 12 is ready for your earlobes. It's a long one!
Sarah starts us off with a freaky story about the Bermuda Triangle. Daly takes us back to our childhood with a story from '999, What's Your Emergency?' (remember that?!) And Els finishes with a story about a mans quest for eternal life through lots and lots of bloody transfusions (spoiler - it doesn't end well.
As always, contains lots of swear words and female voices.
2018-06-251h 12What A Way To GoProportions like a T-RexHuge bummers all round this week lads, sorry.
Els tells us about the sad, untimely deaths of Oscar Wilde's half sisters. Sarah recounts the tale of the first man who was killed by a baseball (thank god for helmets these days) and Clare talks us through the, quite frankly, fascinating story of Bushman's Cave.
Brace yourselves.
Contains swearing and female voices.
2018-06-181h 07What A Way To GoCelebrity SpecialIntential theme week is here!
We bring you stories about celebrities who have weirdly met their maker (or almost).
Daly starts with the infamously sad tale of Brandon Lee on the deadly set of The Crow.
Els tells you all the freaky things that happened during the filming of The Omen.
And Sarah recalls the story of British heartthrob Paul Nicholls (Eastenders fame) and his interesting trip to Thailand.
As always, contains swearing and female voices.
2018-06-1158 minWhat A Way To GoPresident Pac-ManThis week Sarah tells us the story of Zachary Taylor who was President of the United States for just over a year before an untimely and unusual death. Clare covers poor old Franz Reichelt who should've stuck to mannequins, and Els has her debut near miss HOT OFF THE PRESS from 14th May 2018!
Contains the usual swears and waffling. Enjoy!
2018-06-041h 08What A Way To GoEvil OttoEls tells us about why you should always exercise caution when playing arcade games, Sarah talks us through the mystery of all the washed up feet in Canada and Claire asks the question 'How many ways could a cow kill you?'.
A warning to squeamish listeners, this episode contains some fairly graphic eye talk. And, as ever, slightly too much swearing.
2018-05-2847 minWhat A Way To GoNominative DeterminismA new week and a new episode of What A Way To Go.
This week we have a story about a carry-on you definitely don't want to see on a plane, the mystery of what happened to Jim Thompson and the heist by cool-as-fuck DB Cooper.
We also spend a lot of time talking about starting our own cult. If you're interested in joining us, feel free to join the waiting list.
As always, definitely NSFW.
2018-05-211h 09What A Way To GoA Humble Sea... ManTwo of the unusual deaths this week are nautical themed - lifejackets will NOT be provided.
Sarah tells us about "the worst shark attack in history" on the USS Indianapolis while Eleanor describes just how badly a celebration at sea went for John Kendrick. Clare takes us back to dry land in between by recounting the story of poor Vladimir Likhonos whose love of chemistry ultimately led to his demise.
Contains swearing and strong animosity towards dolphins.
2018-05-1453 minWhat A Way To GoLady(bird) KillersIt's a double near miss this week!
Listen to discover what happened (or may have not happened) to a group of Russian hikers, how an innocent fishing trip can quickly turn lethal, and why you should be wary of a seemingly innocuous ladybird.
2018-05-0758 minWhat A Way To GoBalloonfest '86Clare, Eleanor and Sarah bring you some weird and unusual stories in episode 4 (it is episode 4 right guys?)
A self-proclaimed bummer from Clare talking about the Lake Nyos disaster. Els tells you about Clement, a lawyer who went above and beyond to prove his client's innocence. And Sarah's story is about the beautiful but ultimately deadly Balloonfest '86.
As always, contains swearing.
Follow us on Instagram & Twitter @whatawaypod and tell us what you think of Episode 4!
2018-04-3043 minWhat A Way To GoSweet KissIt's an unexpected themed week!
Join Sarah, Clare and Eleanor for 3 stories of strange and weird ways people have met their maker.
2018-04-2351 minWhat A Way To GoBoozy DemocratsJoin us for this week's offering of strange stories including a venomous snake, poisonous paint and deadly shaving brushes.
TW: Depression, Suicide.
2018-04-1646 minWhat A Way To GoChoreomaniaJoin us for our first ever episode!
We'll be talking about interesting and bizarre stories involving cement mixers, a crazy dance fever and sticky goo.
Contains swear words (sorry Mum).
2018-04-0953 minFriendlierParentingWe have a lot to say about parenting—our philosophies, reflections on how we were raised, and what aspects of parenting we like best and least. We draw parenting inspiration from many resources, but here are the ones we mentioned in the show:Simplicity Parenting by Kim John PayneHow to Talk So Little Kids Will Listen by Joanna Faber and Julie KingRIE philosophyLife latelySarah is anticipating all of the delicious food she will eat on her birthday.Abby shares about a recent secondhand win: a new coffee table!...
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Jules and Sarah The PodcastJules and Sarah with a Fire PitWrite into Jules and Sarah! The Port Salut Crew HQ, PO Box 66747, London, NW5 9GH – we love your letters! It’s the first podcast episode of 2018! Sarah is finally out of leisure wear and Jules is attempting his own version of dry January as well as making an exciting announcement. The Christmas catch up sees Shelagh’s brush with Storm Eleanor and June’s own popping candy disappointment. PLUS there’s a new discovery to rival cake on the turn. Put the kettle on and snuggle in for a new year laugh.Brands an...
2018-01-0531 min
Woman Owned: The Growth Podcast for Women Entrepreneurs[FFL 226] Secrets of Building a Successful Consulting Business in STEM with Sarah NoletSarah Nolet is a start-up adviser, speaker, and writer. She is a food systems innovation expert who's known globally because of the cause she pursues, the experts and companies she works with, and her role as the founder of AgThentic. She has a Master's degree in System Design and Management from MIT and a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science and Human Factors Engineering from Tufts University. Keep Reading >> Sarah joins me today to share the two significant concerns she tries to resolve through her consulting company and how to successfully launch a consulting business in...
2017-11-2831 min
Woman Owned: The Growth Podcast for Women Entrepreneurs[FFL 208] How to Be an Extreme Corporate Powerhouse with Sarah Robb O'HaganSarah Robb O'Hagan is the CEO of Flywheel Sports and the author of Extreme You: Step Up, Stand Out, Kick Ass, Repeat. She has been recognized as one of the most powerful women in sports, one of the most creative people in business by several media publications. Sarah has worked closely with numerous high-profile entrepreneurs, including Sir Richard Branson and is the global president of Gatorade and Equinox. Keep Reading >> Sarah joins me today to share how taking risks develops resilience and opens doors of opportunities and even success in your career and your business...
2017-09-2624 min
Tough Girl - Daily Podcast - SEASON 214th March - "Leadership the Eleanor Roosevelt Way"Leadership the Eleanor Roosevelt Way Timeless Strategies from the First Lady of Courage by Robin Gerber “Women, whether subtly or vociferously, have always been a tremendous power in the destiny of the world” - Eleanor Roosevelt
2017-03-1519 min
First Draft with Sarah EnniSarah Nicole LemonGet a hot weather beverage and relax on a porch with me and Sarah Nicole Lemon, whose debut novel DONE DIRT CHEAP (out now!) talks about being a 14-year-old high school junior, writing books in secret, motorcycle clubs, and Appalachian female revenge. Sarah Nicole Lemon Show Notes The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoyevsky Bill Gothard Barbara Poelle (literary agent) Holly Root (literary agent) Eleanor & Park by Rainbow Rowell Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher Sons of Anarchy (TV show) YALLFest ...
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