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The Home Stretch PodcastA Gentle Reset for When You Feel Off Track | Ep 35Some seasons feel slower, heavier, and a little out of sync… and this episode is all about finding your way back 🤍
In this honest catch up, I’m sharing what helped me move through a recent rut from journaling to clear mental noise, improving communication, and learning to truly fill my own cup first. We talk about meditation, fresh air, gym momentum, quitting nicotine, and the small habits that quietly rebuild your energy when you don’t feel like yourself.
If you’ve been feeling low on motivation, distracted, or just not quite “there”, this is a gentle rem...
2026-03-0221 minThe Home Stretch PodcastIf Your Mind Won’t Switch Off.. THIS Is for You | Ep 34Some weeks just feel… heavy and this episode turned into a real reset conversation 🤍
I'm talking all things stress of house delays and the weird pressure that comes with being self employed, to feeling lost, low energy & stuck in “productive procrastination”. I’m sharing an honest look at the mindset spiral I found myself in recently. But it also led to a breakthrough moment a simple 30 minute meditation that completely shifted how I approached my thoughts, my business anxiety, and the constant overthinking about the future.
We’re talking about what meditation actually feels like in real life...
2026-02-2321 minThe Home Stretch PodcastBuilding a Brand While Building a Home | Ep 33There’s something about winter that makes you reflect… and this episode turned into exactly that!
Be ready for Winter Olympics chats with a cup of tea and feeling the cold in our new home, to talking about curling curiosity, gloomy lighting struggles and the realities of filming content in winter. This episode is part cosy life chat, part honest creator diary.
I’m also sharing a real mindset shift I’ve had around Instagram vs TikTok, the pressure to niche down, and what building long-term trust actually looks like online. If you’re trying to grow so...
2026-02-1617 minThe Home Stretch PodcastHow To Prepare Your Finances Before House Hunting | Ep 32Getting your finances right before you start house hunting can make or break your home-buying journey and it’s something so many first-time buyers underestimate.
In this episode, I’m breaking down exactly how to prepare financially before buying a house, including the money habits lenders really care about (and the ones that can quietly ruin your mortgage application). I’m sharing practical advice, real-life examples, and a few honest lessons from our own experience to help you avoid unnecessary stress and delays.
Whether you’re just thinking about buying or already deep in the process...
2026-02-0924 minThe Home Stretch PodcastTears on a Monday??? illness & what to expect when you move | Ep 31Buying your first home is meant to be exciting… but what happens after you get the keys isn’t talked about enough!!
In this episode, I’m sharing a very real, unfiltered catch-up on life after moving into our first home, including some unexpected emotions thinking about my sis being unwell at the moment :( to the financial reality and the slower process of actually settling in. If you’re a first-time buyer (or about to be), this is your reminder that everything you’re feeling is NORMAL!
This episode is a mix of practical advice, emotional...
2026-02-0224 minThe Home Stretch PodcastThe Part of Buying a House Nobody Warns You About! | Ep 30Getting the keys to your first home is supposed to be the happiest moment but what happens after the champagne pop & Insta photo?
In this episode, I’m sharing the real, honest reality of moving into our first home. From the emotional comedown after completion day to the unexpected money mindset shifts, hosting anxiety, and learning how to make a house feel calm (not Pinterest perfect).
This is the episode I wish I’d listened to after the keys were in my hand when the adrenaline fades and real life begins.
✨ In this episode...
2026-01-2619 minThe Home Stretch PodcastOutgrowing What You Love: Stranger Things, Addiction & Your Late 20s | Ep 29In this episode, I’m sitting down for a cosy, honest catch-up that starts with Stranger Things and slowly turns into a bit of a life unload!!! Reflecting on life in my late twenties and this one goes a little deeper than expected lol..
I talk about why Stranger Things hasn’t been hitting the same (especially after that documentary release), nicotine snuggles and why outgrowing comfort can feel so uncomfortable. We get into late-twenties reflections, evolving friendships, career uncertainty, and the very real struggle of dealing with nicotine addiction and trying to break habits that no long...
2026-01-1926 minThe Home Stretch PodcastConformity Gate, Fan Theories & The Future of Stranger Things | Ep 28In this episode, I’m sitting down for a cosy, chatty deep dive into Stranger Things.. the show that somehow has us all emotionally attached, theorising at 2am, and rewatching every season (mostly S5!) like it’s the first time lol.
I talk about how Stranger Things became such a phenomenon, why the fandom (me...) is SO invested, and dive into popular fan theories (including Conformity Gate 👀). I share my honest reactions to Season Five, the moments that surprised me, and how it compares to other iconic series we’ve loved over the years.
We’ll get into...
2026-01-1225 minThe Home Stretch PodcastNew Year Reset for 2026: Habits, Intentions & a Stranger Things Theory | Ep 27In this episode, I’m sharing a calm, honest reset for the year ahead and talking you through what I’m intentionally focusing on for 2026. Rethinking New Year’s resolutions to choosing habits that actually feel sustainable, this is a gentle but motivating start to the year.
I chat about becoming part of the 5am club (why I’m doing it and what I hope it gives me), prioritising flexibility and movement over pressure, and trying new hobbies like skipping (not for aesthetics, but for energy and consistency). We also talk about letting go of unrealistic expectations, creating...
2026-01-0523 minThe Home Stretch Podcast2026 Starts NOW: My Yearly Ritual That Changed Everything | Ep 26This episode is one of my favourites of the entire YEAR. A cosy, honest chat all about reflecting on the past 12 months, celebrating what went well, acknowledging what didn’t, and getting ready for a powerful, aligned 2026.
I’m sharing my FULL yearly reflection ritual:
✨ The questions I ask myself every December
✨ How I choose my “word of the year” and why it changes everything
✨ The letter I write to myself every New Year’s Eve (that always ends up coming true 👀)
✨ What 2025 taught me about growth, patience, identity, and building a life I...
2025-12-2931 minThe Home Stretch PodcastHow to Host Christmas Without Losing Your Mind (or Your Money) | Ep 25In today’s festive-but-very-real episode, I’m breaking down how to host Christmas without the chaos… or the overspending. Especially if you’re doing it in a smaller home or it’s your first Christmas in a new place.
I’m sharing the exact things I picked up from shops like The Range, Dunelm, B&M, Home Bargains and Aldi, and what genuinely made a difference to creating a cosy Christmas atmosphere without blowing the December budget. Expect honest talk about what you actually need as a host vs. the Pinterest-perfect things Instagram convinces you to buy.
We’ll chat t...
2025-12-2219 minThe Home Stretch PodcastI’m Engaged! How it happened, what I felt, and what comes next | Ep 24I’m engaged! 💍 In this episode, I’m taking you through every magical detail of the day Nathan proposed in Tromsø, Norway, from the stunning views to the moment it all happened. It was one of those once-in-a-lifetime days that I’ll never forget, and I’m so excited to relive it with you.
I’ll be chatting about how I felt in that moment (spoiler: lots of tears), how we celebrated afterwards, and what’s next for us. From wedding planning to how life feels now as fiancés.
Main Topics:
• The lead up to the prop...
2025-12-1526 minThe Home Stretch PodcastOur First Christmas at Home: The One We Dreamed Of Last Year | Ep 23This episode is extra special… it’s our first Christmas in our home!!
The Christmas we thought we’d have last year, but life (& house delays) had other plans. Looking back now, I’m actually grateful for the wait, because it taught me patience, trust, and how timing always works out exactly as it’s meant to.
In today’s cosy, festive chat, I’m sharing what it feels like to finally experience the Christmas we dreamed of: decorating our space, creating new traditions, soaking up the magic of having a place that feels truly ours, and the...
2025-12-0832 minThe Home Stretch PodcastBehind The Scenes of Building a DREAM Life | Ep 22In this episode, I’m getting real about what it actually looks like building my dream life.. the highs, the doubts, the messy middle, and everything in between 💭
I’ll chat about the journey from my 9–5 to full-time content creation, the goals I’m working towards, and the mindset shifts that have completely changed how I see success. This one’s personal.
Think of it like a heart-to-heart over coffee about chasing dreams, finding purpose, and staying grounded through it all ☕️
If you’ve ever felt stuck, uninspired, or unsure of what’s next, this episode is...
2025-12-0133 minThe Home Stretch PodcastCruise Diaries: What it’s REALLY like travelling to Norway by sea | Ep 21In this episode, I’m sharing everything about our P&O cruise around Norway, from the breathtaking Fjords and Northern Lights to what it’s actually like living on a ship for days on end! 🇳🇴
✨ I’ll chat about what surprised me most about cruising, the pros and cons, and how it felt to wake up every morning to a brand-new view. I’ll also spill on what we really thought about the food, the excursions, and the overall vibe onboard.
The honest, unfiltered truth about travelling Norway by sea. Whether you’ve always dreamed of doing a Norwegian...
2025-11-2439 minThe Home Stretch PodcastMy Skin Journey: What really happened & how I’m healing It | Ep 20This week, I’m getting real about something that massively impacted my confidence.. my skin. From sudden breakouts to feeling scared to show up on camera, I’ve been through it all.
In this episode, I’m sharing exactly what triggered my skin issues, how they affected me as a content creator, and the real routines, products, and mindset shifts that is (still) helping me heal inside and out. If you’ve ever looked in the mirror and felt defeated, this one’s for you. Let’s talk self-worth, confidence, and learning to love yourself no matter what your sk...
2025-11-1728 minThe Home Stretch PodcastLet’s Talk: toxic love, boundaries & finding self-worth | Ep 19This week, we’re getting deep and personal. I’m opening up about my past relationships the toxic patterns, the lessons, and how I finally found self-worth before meeting Nathan. For years, I kept attracting the same type of person, the same red flags, and the same heartbreak until I realised the common denominator was me and that I needed to raise my own standards and vibrational frequency 💫
In this episode, I talk about the power of self-love, holding boundaries, and how everything changes when you finally know your worth. Whether you’re single, healing, or in a relatio...
2025-11-1033 minThe Home Stretch PodcastLIFE UPDATE: from Psychology student to to full-time creator | Ep 18Sometimes it’s easy to look at someone’s career online and think it just happened overnight but behind every pivot is a story..
In this week’s episode, I’m sitting down for a chat about my career journey so far from my early days as a support worker, to studying psychology at uni, and how that eventually led me into the world of UGC, wedding content creation, and building my personal brand.
If you’ve ever felt lost, stuck, or unsure what your next move should be, I hope this episode reminds you that every...
2025-11-0328 minThe Home Stretch PodcastConveyancing Demystified: What Your Solicitor Actually Does | Ep 17Conveyancing.. the word every first-time buyer hears, but very few actually understand (including me when I first started). What are solicitors doing behind the scenes? Why are they constantly asking for more forms, ID, and documents? And what’s really slowing everything down?
In this episode, I’m breaking down conveyancing in plain English so you finally know what’s going on. Main Points:
• What conveyancing actually is and why it’s essential in the home-buying process.
• Step-by-step of what your solicitor is doing behind the scenes.
• Why they ask for endless...
2025-10-2028 minThe Home Stretch PodcastHow Long Does It All Take? The Home-Buying Timeline Explained | Ep 16⏳ One of the most frustrating parts of buying your first home is not knowing how long everything actually takes. From getting your offer accepted to finally holding the keys, the process can feel never-ending.
In this episode, I’m breaking down the full home-buying timeline step by step so you know what to expect and when it’s time to chase.
Main Points: • The average timeline from offer accepted to completion.
• What happens at each stage: mortgage application, searches, surveys, exchange, completion.
• What’s considered “normal” waiting vs delays worth chasing.
• How to man...
2025-10-1335 minThe Home Stretch PodcastWhat’s in the Mortgage Offer? Breaking Down the Small Print | Ep 15📄 You’ve got your mortgage offer… but what does it actually mean? And more importantly, what should you be looking out for in the small print? In this episode, I’m breaking down the key parts of a mortgage offer so you can understand exactly what you’re signing up for and avoid any nasty surprises before completion.
Main Points:
• What a mortgage offer really is and when you’ll receive it.
• Key terms buyers often skim past: fixed vs variable rates, product fees, and early repayment charges.
• Red flags to watch out f...
2025-10-0622 minThe Home Stretch PodcastSearches & Surveys Explained: What Do They Actually Check For? | Ep 14Searches and surveys might not sound exciting, but they’re one of the most important parts of the home-buying process. They can uncover hidden issues, protect you from nasty surprises, and ultimately save you a lot of money and stress. In this episode, I’m breaking down exactly what they are, why they matter, and what to expect when your solicitor orders them.
Main Points:
• The difference between local authority searches, environmental searches, and drainage/water searches
• How long searches typically take and why they sometimes cause delays
• What red flags might show...
2025-09-2931 minThe Home Stretch PodcastThe Power of Clear Communication: Navigating Sellers, Solicitors, and Estate Agents | Ep 13Good communication is essential in the home-buying process, and it can make all the difference between smooth sailing and endless delays. In this episode, I’ll share tips for improving communication with sellers, solicitors, and estate agents, and how to advocate for yourself at every stage of the process.
Main Points:
• The importance of being clear and assertive with estate agents and solicitors.
• How to spot red flags in communication with professionals.
• How to remain calm and patient when communication breaks down.
• Practical strategies for keeping everyone on the same...
2025-09-2236 minThe Home Stretch PodcastThe LISA Loophole: Is A Lifetime ISA Really Worth It? | Ep 12We almost lost our house over a Lifetime ISA mistake..
LISAs are an incredible way to boost your first-home savings, but nobody tells you how strict the rules really are and how badly it can go wrong if you get the timing wrong.
In today’s episode, I’m breaking down our near-disaster with a LISA withdrawal, and exactly what you need to know to avoid the delays, stress, and confusion we faced:
• What a Lifetime ISA (LISA) actually is, and why we chose it
• How we messed up the LISA withdrawa...
2025-09-1521 minThe Home Stretch PodcastCreating Your Sanctuary: Cleansing a Home that Aligns with Your Energy | Ep 11You’ve got the keys… now what?
Before the boxes are unpacked and the furniture arrives, there’s something way more important to do: clear the space and set the energy for the life you’re about to create 🫶
In today’s solo episode, we’re diving into the soulful side of moving in, from clearing out stagnant energy to setting beautiful, aligned intentions for your new home:
• How to energetically reset your space before moving anything in
• Simple rituals for clearing out old energy (no sage required.. unless you...
2025-09-0814 minThe Home Stretch PodcastThe Ultimate First-Time Buyer Mortgage Guide (with Mortgage Broker, Tay Farrid)Mortgages can be confusing when you’re just starting out.What’s a product fee? Is your overdraft a red flag? Do you really need a large deposit? This week, I sat down with Tay Farrid, a Mortgage Broker studying to become a Wealth Management Advisor. And let me tell you, he breaks it down in the most calm, clear and honest way!
If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed by all the financial jargon or you’re not sure where to start, this episode is packed with actionable tips and industry insight that’ll help you feel on...
2025-09-0154 minThe Home Stretch PodcastDeposit, Exchange and Completion EXPLAINED | Ep 9If you’re a first-time buyer in the UK, you’ve probably heard the words deposit, exchange, and completion thrown around a hundred times… but what do they actually mean?
In this episode, I break down each stage of the home-buying process in simple, no-nonsense terms so you can finally understand what happens when.
Topics I cover:
💰 What your deposit really is (and when you actually pay it)
🖊️ What exchange of contracts means and why it’s the point of no return
🏡 What happens on completion day (aka the day you get the key...
2025-08-2520 minThe Home Stretch PodcastThe Emotional Side of Home Buying: Managing Stress and Expectations | Ep 8Buying a home isn’t just a financial commitment, it’s an emotional rollercoaster too. From stress and uncertainty to overwhelm and self-doubt, this episode is your reminder that it’s totally normal to feel all the feelings during the process.
In today’s solo episode, I’m sharing how to manage the emotional side of buying your first home, including:
• How to set realistic expectations at each stage
• Communicating with your partner or loved ones through the chaos
• How to deal with the “legal limbo” and waiting anxiety
• How to find emotional...
2025-08-1828 minThe Home Stretch PodcastMortgages Made Simple: What Every First-Time Buyer Needs to Know (with Mortgage Advisor: Dan Bates) | Ep 7Mortgages can feel like a total minefield when you're buying your first home. Fixed or variable rates, brokers vs banks, credit scores, deposits… where do you even begin? In this episode, I’m joined by mortgage advisor Dan Bates, who’s here to break down the entire mortgage process in simple, stress-free language.
Whether you're months away from applying or knee-deep in Rightmove searches, this chat is packed with real talk and expert tips to help you feel actually ready to get that mortgage offer.
🎧 Main Talking Points:
• What mortgage advisors actually do (and how they...
2025-08-1139 minThe Home Stretch PodcastWhat Is a Contract Pack? The Legal Starter Pack for First-Time Buyers | Ep 6“We’re just waiting on the contract pack…”
If you’ve had your offer accepted and heard this phrase 143 times, but still have no idea what a contract pack actually is.. this episode is for you.
In today’s solo episode, I’m breaking down one of the first legal steps in the U.K. home-buying process. No jargon, just clear explanations so you finally understand:
✨ What’s in a contract pack (and why it matters)
🕒 How long it should take and why delays happen
📄 What to do if your solicitor is waiting on documents...
2025-08-0426 minThe Home Stretch Podcastthe hidden pitfalls of new builds: missing warranties and certificates | Ep 5New build homes often seem like the dream.. modern, pristine, and move-in ready. But behind the shiny surfaces, there can be serious delays, missing documents, and legal headaches that no one warns you about.
In this episode, I’m sharing our personal experience of our sellers buying a new build and the frustrating hurdles we faced.. from missing warranties to a months-long delay that left us feeling totally stuck! Whether you’re thinking of buying a new build or already in the process, this episode is your heads-up.
✨ You’ll Learn:
• Why a Build...
2025-07-2828 minThe Home Stretch Podcastfinding “the one”: how to align with the energy of your dream home | Ep 4Finding the perfect home is more than just checking boxes on a list, it’s about feeling connected to the energy of a space. In this episode, we explore how to tap into your intuition and read the energy of homes to find the one that truly aligns with you and your future.
Main Points:
✨ How to listen to your gut feelings when viewing potential homes
✨ Ways to sense the energy of a home and know if it aligns with your values
✨ How to set intentions before house viewings to attract the right space
2025-07-2143 minThe Home Stretch Podcastthe waiting game: managing solicitor delays without losing it | Ep 3Today, I'm talking through the part of the home-buying process that truly tests your patience: the legal stage..
In this episode, I’m breaking down what happens when everything should be moving forward… but instead, your solicitor goes quiet, your emails go unanswered, and you feel stuck in limbo. Sound familiar?
I’ll walk you through:
✨ What solicitors are actually responsible for (and why delays happen)
✨ Our real 6 1/2 month experience with legal hold-ups.. what actually went wrong & how we handled it
✨ Common issues first-time buyers face during this stage
✨The b...
2025-07-1424 minThe Home Stretch Podcastthe TRUE cost of buying a house in the UK (First-Time Buyer breakdown) | Ep 2Let’s talk money, stress, and surprises..
In this episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on what it really costs to buy your first home in England, not just the big stuff like your deposit and mortgage, but all the extras no one warns you about until it’s too late!
From solicitor fees to moving vans, surveys to sofas, I’ll walk you through it all with total honesty (and a few “I wish I’d known” moments from my own experience). Whether you’re early in the process or knee-deep in spreadsheets, this episode wil...
2025-07-0729 minThe Home Stretch Podcastwe bought our FIRST home! 6 months of delays + lessons | Ep 1In this episode, I take you on a wild ride through my personal journey of buying our first home. From unexpected delays to mini victories, it’s all here. If you're thinking about buying a house or are knee-deep in the process, this episode will prepare you for anything!
What you will learn:
• What the home-buying process actually looks like from start to finish.
• How to handle unexpected challenges and delays during the process.
• Tips on managing the emotional highs and lows of buying a house.
• How to stay org...
2025-06-3019 min
We Couldn't Help But Wonder - A Journey Through Sex and the CityAnd Just Like That... Outlook GoodCarrie is dealing with false alarms and awkward phone calls, Charlotte questions Mr. Burton's behavior, Miranda meets some one in a bar (Rosie is finally here!), Seema takes an unexpected location tour with Ravi, and Lisa gets an unexpected pitch regarding her mini-series. Season three has officially begun!
2025-06-0257 min
Imagining TurkeyTurkey at the Genetic Crossroads with Dr Elise BurtonIn this episode, we host Dr Elise Burton, an historian of science, race and nationalism in the modern Middle East and an Assistant Professor at the Institute of History and Philosophy of Science and Technology at the University of Toronto. As part of a wide-ranging conversation, we discuss some of Dr Burton's findings from her recent book, “Genetic Crossroads: The Middle East and the Science of Human Heredity”, within which she draws on archival research across the Middle East, Europe, and the United States using sources in Turkish, Persian, Arabic, and Hebrew, to explore how Middle Eastern peoples—both as sci...
2025-04-2535 min
UCL MindsTurkey at the Genetic Crossroads with Dr Elise BurtonIn this episode, we host Dr Elise Burton, an historian of science, race and nationalism in the modern Middle East and an Assistant Professor at the Institute of History and Philosophy of Science and Technology at the University of Toronto. As part of a wide-ranging conversation, we discuss some of Dr Burton's findings from her recent book, “Genetic Crossroads: The Middle East and the Science of Human Heredity”, within which she draws on archival research across the Middle East, Europe, and the United States using sources in Turkish, Persian, Arabic, and Hebrew, to explore how Middle Eastern peoples—both as scient...
2025-04-0335 min
Morgenbladets podkasterKULTUR: Det Sophie Elise-industrielle kompleksDen nye NRK-serien Rekviem for Selina tar for seg tittelkarakterens vei fra en utstøtt tenåring i gokk, avdeling Nord-Norge til statusen som landets mest berømte – og forhatte – påvirker. Hovedpersonen Selina Isabelle er tydelig inspirert av Sophie Elise Isachsen, og Isachsen har også vært manuskonsulent på serien, som skildrer den norske rosabloggingens gullalder. Betyr det at vi endelig har fått en norsk serie som tar påvirkere på alvor? Eller er dette bare enda en brikke i det Sophie Elise-industrielle komplekset?Aksels anbefaling: Boken Industry of Magic & Light av David KeenanElises anbefaling: Dokume...
2025-03-1832 min
Ubehaget i kulturenDet Sophie Elise-industrielle kompleksDen nye NRK-serien Rekviem for Selina tar for seg tittelkarakterens vei fra en utstøtt tenåring i gokk, avdeling Nord-Norge til statusen som landets mest berømte – og forhatte – påvirker. Hovedpersonen Selina Isabelle er tydelig inspirert av Sophie Elise Isachsen, og Isachsen har også vært manuskonsulent på serien, som skildrer den norske rosabloggingens gullalder. Betyr det at vi endelig har fått en norsk serie som tar påvirkere på alvor? Eller er dette bare enda en brikke i det Sophie Elise-industrielle komplekset?Aksels anbefaling: Boken Industry of Magic & Light av David KeenanElises anbefaling: Dokume...
2025-03-1832 min
Cultivate - A Podcast of the Evergreen AssociationElise HerwigIn this episode, we interview one of our guest speakers from our 2025 Leadership Retreat. Elise shares her experience with non-profit community engagement and how that work can inform the work of churches wanting to serve their neighbors more faithfully. This video was shot on location at Camp Burton on Vashon Island.
2025-03-1717 min
Mendocino News NetworkLongtime Willits Councilmember Bruce Burton Will Fill Greta Kanne's Empty SeatThe Willits City Council on Wednesday appointed Bruce Burton, owner of the Willits Redwood Company, to fill a vacancy left by the resignation of councilwoman Greta Kanne. Burton will serve the remaining two years of Kanne’s term.
2025-01-2706 min
Off The Bench by Chatterbox SportsCincinnati Bengals in a MUST WIN GAME. Joe Burrow VS. Justin Herbert. | OTB 11.14.24Watch Off the Bench Presented by UDF with Chatterbox Sports Monday-Friday 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. LIVE on the Chatterbox Sports YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE to the channel to ensure you never miss a thing.
We talk about this article written by Elise Jesse
https://www.si.com/nfl/bengals/allbengals-insiders-plus/exclusive-jermaine-burton-on-mistake-building-trust-with-joe-burrow-other-bengals-teammates-01jcn9adfv7c
Bengals rookie wide receiver Jermaine Burton hasn’t exactly had the smoothest transition to the NFL.
The 23-year-old has made two big plays this season, including a 41-yard pass against the Eagles in Week...
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Fabulous Film & FriendsEp. #94 - King of the CORN! Somewhere in Time v. TitanicSend a textThis week on Fabulous Film & Friends it’s time to embrace our inner sap as we compare two seminal historically-themed weepie romances that have managed to endure, despite being laden with copious amounts of kettle corn, enough to fill two silos full really: 1980’s Somewhere in Time, written by Richard Matheson directed by Jeannot Szwarc starring Christopher Reeve, Jane Seymour and Christopher Plummer against 1997’s Titanic written and directed by James Cameron and starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Billy Zane, David Warner, Francis Fisher, Gloria Stuart, Bill Paxton and Kathy Bates.
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The Autonomy JournalsJaquelyn Elise Peterson Burton from Kongsberg Maritime tells why autonomy is a big thing i maritimeSend a textWhy is autonomy a big thing in maritime? What is pushing this shift forward and what are the obstacles? What does Industry 5.0 mean? How does it feel when you lose control of a big ship in a tight place?All this and a lot more in the very first episode of Autonomy Journals, with captain Jacquelyn Burton, EMBA, AFNI, ESCP Global Executive PhD candidate, Board Chair and Member in several associations, Head of Creative Design at Kongsberg Maritime. Shortly, she is a leading voice in Industry 5.0 on Maritime Transformation. Jaquelyn is...
2024-09-1024 min
Moody's Talks - Inside EconomicsBonus Episode: Narrowing the Gender Participation GapMoody’s Analytics colleagues Elise Burton, Dawn Holland and Olia Kuranova join the podcast this week to discuss global female labor force participation and how it has changed since the pandemic. They identify a few key reasons for the recent narrowing of gender participation gaps, explore the economic impact of increased female participation, and discuss ways in which policymakers could encourage more women to join the labor force.To read more on the gender participation gap: Click HereFollow Mark Zandi @MarkZandi, Cris deRitis @MiddleWayEcon, and Marisa DiNatale on LinkedIn for additional insight.
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Pulling The Thread with Elise LoehnenOn Reducing Harm & Saving Lives (Maia Szalavitz): ADDICTION“I think it's really important for, you know, people to realize that you can totally be an absolutely excellent parent of a traumatized child and the trauma had nothing to do with you and you couldn't possibly have prevented it. So I think, you know, assuming that there is trauma in somebody's addiction history, which is not always the case, but if there is, you should not immediately assume that it was bad parenting because sure, that could be the case sometimes, but again, there's so many different ways that people can be traumatized by so many different people. And...
2023-12-1855 minPulling The Thread with Elise LoehnenBreaking the Addiction Binary (Carl Erik Fisher, M.D.): ADDICTION“I want to say that it's not just some idea about suffering, it's also a function of social and economic systems that are deliberately weaponizing an individualized view of suffering as a technique, as a strategy. I found across eras and eras and eras in the book is that addiction supply industries, which is what one scholar calls them, like the alcohol industry, the tobacco industry, they constantly come back to this hyper individualization in saying, you know, like, the problem is not in the bottle, the problems in the person. If so many people can drink, quote unquote no...
2023-12-1156 minPulling The Thread with Elise LoehnenReimagining Recovery (Holly Whitaker): ADDICTION“For years, I was asking myself whether or not I was an alcoholic versus really asking myself whether or not alcohol was actually providing any benefit to me. And for me, it was just like, This realization when I stopped drinking that I had been asking the wrong question for my whole drinking career and like, why are we not asking the question? We're just like, we're drinking, it's compulsory in our society. It's exceptional if you don't drink. And then it's also this very addictive drug that's marketed to us in a way that totally overrides our ability to...
2023-12-0453 minPulling The Thread with Elise LoehnenWhose Pain Counts? (Susan Burton)“I mean, I do think that I have an abiding interest in women's bodies. In how our bodies can be determinative, how they can suggest certain identities, how they can preclude certain identities, how our bodies can, you know, hold lots of possibilities. Like, I noticed I just said the negative parts first, I think because it took me until I was in my mid forties when I finished this book and published it, to understand the possibilities of a body, the transformative possibilities of living in and living from a body and taking pleasure in my body in a...
2023-11-0253 min
Perspectives on ScienceHistory of Science Society at 100: PublicationsThe current and incoming editors of the journal Isis reflect on their expectations, experiences, and hopes for the journal and for the field of the history of science.
Sigrid Schmalzer, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Elise Burton, University Toronto
Projit Mukharji, Ashoka University
Matt Lavine, Mississippi State University
Alexandra Hui, Mississippi State University
Recorded July 31, 2023
For more episodes in this series, other podcasts, and additional resources, please see https://www.chstm.org/video/157
2023-10-1544 min
Champions of SustainabilityLeadership in Maritime Sustainability Efforts – Ep 63In this episode, our host Delfina Govia talks with Jaquelyn Elise Burton about her various Board roles with organizations that are dedicated to innovating in the maritime industry and advancing diversity and inclusion.
SAMS: https://sams-norway.no/
WISTA Norway: https://wistanorway.no/wista-norway-40-by-30-pledge/
CWB: https://captainswithoutborders.org/
To find female maritime industry speakers – Maritime Speakers Bureau: https://maritimespeakers.com/
100 Day project on Designing a Human Centered Ocean Industry www.jaquelynburton.com
Click here to take it one question survey and receive OGGN hardhat/laptop stickers!...
2023-05-2300 min
You Are A Work of ArtTrusting Your Intuition with Kaileen EliseKaileen is an intuition coach who helps her clients cut through the noise in everyday life and get back in touch with their truest selves. She found her way into this work after the birth of her second child when she realized her inner voice held answers that she couldn’t find elsewhere. She believes intuition is the key to alignment, ease, manifesting, and finding fulfillment in life. This is why she teaches others how to access their intuition and trust what they hear. She lives in Austin, Texas with her husband and their three young children. She also bo...
2022-12-2756 min
Genuine Chit-Chat#176 – Disney Discussions 4: Pixar’s Powerful Películas With Mike, Megan, Ria Carrogan & Spider-Dan
For the fourth instalment of Disney Discussions, everyone’s favourite pod-squad is back with their thoughts on four more Disney movies, this time it’s Megan hosting to talk Disney/Pixar Péliculas (movies in Spanish)! Tune in to hear them talk UP, Inside Out, Wall-E & Coco, discussing how they compare, common themes among them, why they’re the squad’s respective favourites and much more! Megan also provides several easter eggs in Coco and gives a little Mexican-culture lesson too!
Approximate worldwide box office revenue: Inside Out: $853m – Coco: $797m – UP: $731m – Wall-E: $532m...
2022-11-141h 33
Genuine Chit-Chat#175 Pt 2 – How Art Reflects Headspace: Humanity & Nature, Sexuality In Art And Being A Generalist With Elise McCall
Painter, illustrator, comic book artist & expressionist Elise McCall is our returning guest this week, talking about her creative process, inspiration, her many different pieces of art and so much more!
This week is part 2 where Mike & Elise delve deeper into Elise’s artwork shown on her website, including some specific pieces of artwork and how the times in Elise’s life have affected the art she creates, along with Mike’s interpretations of them. The duo then delve into the difference of being a human and being a person; intertwining life with nature, how se...
2022-11-061h 02
Genuine Chit-Chat#175 Pt 1 – At The Heart Of Creativity: Opening Yourself Up, Painting & The Freedom Of Drawing By Hand With Elise McCall
Painter, illustrator, comic book artist & expressionist Elise McCall is our guest this week, talking about her creative process, inspiration, her many different pieces of art and so much more!
This week is part 1 of Mike & Elise’s conversation (part 2 will be out next week but is already available for all Patreon supporters) and it begins with Elise’s childhood and how it helped develop her love of artistic expression before discussing collaborations and how character creation can work for new projects. Elise then talk about her methods for new projects and in what ways...
2022-10-301h 01
Genuine Chit-Chat#174 Pt 2 – Another Big Star Wars Discussion: TV Shows, Books, Religion & Spirituality And Sequels With Ike’s Flame
It’s time to continue Mike’s Star Wars conversation with Ike’s Flame! They talk the sequel trilogy, what Star Wars means to them, how spirituality & religion connect with Star Wars and so much more!
This week is part 2 and the duo’s discussion continues with Ike’s rankings of the 3 Sequel Trilogy movies and they discuss some of the issues with the 3 movies, the briefly talk about Star Wars: Resistance before delving into Ike’s favourite books including the Thrawn & Queen’s trilogies, before delving into some of Mike’s comic recommendations...
2022-10-1657 min
Genuine Chit-Chat#174 Pt 1 – The Many Star Wars TV Shows: Live-Action & Animation, Ahsoka & Family, And Marvel & Lord Of The Rings With Ike’s Flame
It’s time for another Star Wars conversation and this week brings Ike’s Flame talking about what Star Wars means to him, the many TV series, how spirituality & religion connect with Star Wars and so much more!
This week is part 1 of Mike & Ike’s conversation (part 2 will be out next week but is already available for all Patreon supporters), Ike starts by saying why he created his podcast and what Star Wars means to his family, their conversation then turns to video games, before discussing The Clone Wars & Ahsoka. Their attention soon t...
2022-10-0950 min
Genuine Chit-Chat#173 – Collaborating For The Reburn Comic: Character Creation, Powerful Scenes And Spreading A Message In A Story With Alyson Shelton & Elise McCall
Two of the creative minds behind the REBURN comic are on this week’s episode of GCC; creator/writer Alyson Shelton and artist Elise McCall!
In more detail, the conversation begins with Alyson confirming why she made the comic Reburn and how Elise became involved, which leads onto how the two figured out how the many characters would look, they then mention some easter eggs within the pages of the comics and how certain iconic scenes came together between Elise & Alyson. Alyson then explains what elements of the original Reburn screenplay were included in t...
2022-10-021h 14
Mean Book ClubThe Lies that Bind by Emily Giffin with Warren SmithRec’d by pod fan Elise who told us that this book is “truly terrible” and “an insult to 9/11.” Turns out it’s also an insult to literature!Mean Book Club is four ladies (UCB, BuzzFeed, College Humor, Impractical Jokers) who read, discuss and whine about NYT bestselling books that have questionable literary merit. It's fun. It's cathartic. It's perfect for your commute. New podcast every other Tuesday!Here’s the book list for Season 13 - all fan recommends:- Survive the Night by Riley Sager- The Whisper Man by Alex North- Dark Ma...
2022-09-271h 48
Genuine Chit-Chat#159 – How To Create A Comic Book: REBURN, Strong Female Voices & Spending Time Doing Fun-Work With Alyson Shelton
This week Mike sits down with Alyson Shelton; author & creator of REBURN; a post-apocalyptic sci-fi/fantasy mini-series created by an all-female creative team!
In more detail, Alyson explains why she created the comic REBURN including the collaboration with her artist Elise McCall and how the whole process went, Alyson also talks about her inspiration for her comic and its importance. The scope of the discussion then widens where Alyson speaks about women’s voices comic books and other media, the duo also speak about Star Wars for a bit, before looping back to ho...
2022-04-241h 13
GereheadsEpisode 22 - Looking for Mr. GoodbarJoin us this week as we FINALLY discuss the long lost 1977 film “Looking for Mr. Goodbar.” It’s Richard Gere’s first big film role! We talk about Diane Keaton’s wardrobe, marvel over RTG’s buttless underwear, and sing the praises of LeVar Burton. There may be a feminist rant or two sprinkled in amongst it all. Come on in! And check us out on Instagram, @Gereheadspod
NOTE: This movie contains disturbing content including suicide, rape, and murder, all of which we discuss in the episode.
2021-08-091h 05
There's Sometimes a BuggyHollywood Studios Year-by-Year – RKO – 1936: MAKE WAY FOR A LADY & A WOMAN REBELSRKO, 1936: Anne Shirley and Katharine Hepburn have father trouble. In Make Way for a Lady (directed by David Burton), Shirley gets hysterical at the thought of indulgent 20th century dad Herbert Marshall developing a sex life; while in A Woman Rebels (directed by Mark Sandrich), Hepburn blames stern Victorian dad Donald Crisp for her sexual aberrance. We discuss the careers of the source novelists, Elizabeth Jordan and Netta Syrett, both born in 1865, in America and England respectively; find reason to compare Make Way for a Lady to Ozu's Late Spring, Henry James's The Sacred Fount, and Hitchcock's Shadow of a Doubt; a...
2021-07-231h 33
New Books in ScienceElise K. Burton, "Genetic Crossroads: The Middle East and the Science of Human Heredity" (Stanford UP, 2021)Elise K. Burton’s important book, Genetic Crossroads: The Middle East and the Science of Human Heredity (Stanford University Press, 2021), documents how race and nation became fused in concept and in political practice. Over the past century, nation-building and race-making became interdependent through the sciences of heredity and their uses during wartimes and their aftermaths. The book provincializes Euro-American histories of science by centering the intrepid and non-innocent scientists from land along the eastern coastline of the Mediterranean Sea (often called by the imperial name of “Middle East”)—and their transnational networks. The book tracks how scientists’ reputations...
2021-04-2957 min
New Books in MedicineElise K. Burton, "Genetic Crossroads: The Middle East and the Science of Human Heredity" (Stanford UP, 2021)Elise K. Burton’s important book, Genetic Crossroads: The Middle East and the Science of Human Heredity (Stanford University Press, 2021), documents how race and nation became fused in concept and in political practice. Over the past century, nation-building and race-making became interdependent through the sciences of heredity and their uses during wartimes and their aftermaths. The book provincializes Euro-American histories of science by centering the intrepid and non-innocent scientists from land along the eastern coastline of the Mediterranean Sea (often called by the imperial name of “Middle East”)—and their transnational networks. The book tracks how scientists’ reputations...
2021-04-2958 min
New Books in Middle Eastern StudiesElise K. Burton, "Genetic Crossroads: The Middle East and the Science of Human Heredity" (Stanford UP, 2021)Elise K. Burton’s important book, Genetic Crossroads: The Middle East and the Science of Human Heredity (Stanford University Press, 2021), documents how race and nation became fused in concept and in political practice. Over the past century, nation-building and race-making became interdependent through the sciences of heredity and their uses during wartimes and their aftermaths. The book provincializes Euro-American histories of science by centering the intrepid and non-innocent scientists from land along the eastern coastline of the Mediterranean Sea (often called by the imperial name of “Middle East”)—and their transnational networks. The book tracks how scientists’ reputations...
2021-04-2958 min
New Books in the History of ScienceElise K. Burton, "Genetic Crossroads: The Middle East and the Science of Human Heredity" (Stanford UP, 2021)Elise K. Burton’s important book, Genetic Crossroads: The Middle East and the Science of Human Heredity (Stanford University Press, 2021), documents how race and nation became fused in concept and in political practice. Over the past century, nation-building and race-making became interdependent through the sciences of heredity and their uses during wartimes and their aftermaths. The book provincializes Euro-American histories of science by centering the intrepid and non-innocent scientists from land along the eastern coastline of the Mediterranean Sea (often called by the imperial name of “Middle East”)—and their transnational networks. The book tracks how scientists’ reputations...
2021-04-2957 min
New Books in Biology and EvolutionElise K. Burton, "Genetic Crossroads: The Middle East and the Science of Human Heredity" (Stanford UP, 2021)Elise K. Burton’s important book, Genetic Crossroads: The Middle East and the Science of Human Heredity (Stanford University Press, 2021), documents how race and nation became fused in concept and in political practice. Over the past century, nation-building and race-making became interdependent through the sciences of heredity and their uses during wartimes and their aftermaths. The book provincializes Euro-American histories of science by centering the intrepid and non-innocent scientists from land along the eastern coastline of the Mediterranean Sea (often called by the imperial name of “Middle East”)—and their transnational networks. The book tracks how scientists’ reputations...
2021-04-2957 minPerspectives on ScienceElise Burton on Racial ScienceElise Burton discusses the development of genetics, racial science, and race concepts in the Middle East. Dr. Burton sketches the connections between European, North American, and Middle Eastern scientists, and elaborates upon how contemporary issues (such as COVID-19) are influenced by ideas of genetic nationalism.
Find this podcast and more in the Consortium's series on racial science at:
www.chstm.org/video/101
2021-02-1726 min
The Music of PepperJack and JackJackJack-Jack - 300th HearThis Mix - Vocal Trance Explosion #TwitchStreamKyau & Albert - All Your Colours (Intro Mix)
Cosmic Gate - Folded Wings (Extended Mix)
Yura Moonlight & Dart Rayne & Cathy Burton - Incomplete
Above & Beyond, Zoe Johnston - Treasure feat. Zoe Johnston (Kyau & Albert Remix)
Gareth Emery - Elise (Extended Mix)
Maratone with Roxanne Emery - Learn To Fly (Frailai Extended Remix)
H0LY WATERS - Times Like These (Extended Mix) (Extended Mix)
Stoneface and Terminal - Breaking Through
Ashley Wallbridge ft. NASH - GODS (Extended Mix)
MaRLo & Feenixpawl - Lighter Than Air (SaberZ Extended Remix)
MaRLo & HALIENE - Whisper (Extended Mix)
Andrew Rayel Feat Jano - How Do I...
2020-12-062h 05
Colorado Blerd GirlReRun Ep 2 One Piece Creative Leaders Show RunnersIn this Episode, the CO Blerd Girl is still riding high after watching "One Piece: Stampede" (Toei Animation). She reflects on the One Piece universe and all of the gems that the series has brought to her own journey. Viewing others in their true essence and also how our journeys can be crafted by so many little elements. She looks at the current landscape of some of the leading Black creatives. Leaders like Tyler Perry, Amanda Seales, Michael B. Jordan elementally changing the way content is being made and what their progress is teaching her as she builds her...
2020-11-2938 min
Let's Dive InStrong Values | Elise Robertson interview on acting, directing, Jason Bateman, and making choicesStrong Values | Elise Robertson interview on acting, directing, Jason Bateman, and making choices Elise stops by to discuss her acting journey through the EPA (yes that one), Tim Burton, and horror indies. She shares a great story from the set of Arrested Development dealing with Jason Bateman. She also dives into what her acting approach is and how to make strong choices based on character's values. All of it made for a highly entertaining and thought provoking conversation for you to enjoy. Elise's site - https://www.eliserobertson.com Elise's IMDb - https...
2020-10-2049 min
Cursed or BlursedCursed or Blursed Episode 23 - Tim Burton's Batman & Batman ReturnsBatmaaaaaan! Na- na- na- na- na- na- na- na- na-vigating a world of grappling hooks, magical cats, poorly designed zoo enclosures and uncovered vats of chemicals, Elise & Shannon take a deep dive into Tim Burton's incredibly brief foray into the Batman canon before his privileges got revoked.
2020-05-301h 08
Papierstau PodcastFolge 91: Frischfleisch (Hawaii - Cihan Acar, Milchmann - Anna Burns, Power - Verena Güntner, Die Geheimnisse meiner Mutter - Jessie Burton)Komm‘ se näher, Herrschaften, komm‘ se ran und greifen se zu! Nur hier und heute: Frisches Druckwerk aus deutschen und us-amerikanischen Landen! Doch bevor es ans Eingemachte geht heulen euch die drei Vorstadt-Rezensenten noch ein bisschen vor, wie schlimm es ist sich für Bücher zu entscheiden und aus welchen Quellen ihre Inspirationen stammen.
Robin stellt „Hawaii“ vor und kann seine Begeisterung über dieses Debüt kaum im Zaun halten. Das Buch handelt von Kemal, dessen Karriere als Fußballprofi ein jähes Ende fand. In seiner Heimat Heilbronn versucht er einen Neustart, doch mit wem und als was...
2020-02-261h 11
PlâtreCONAN LE BARBARE - Episode 9 : frissons saisonParce que Frankenstein n'étais pas assez de spook pour comnler nos besoins durant cette saison, on vous offre un épisode spécial sueurs froides (beurk) et histoires qui font peur avec des recommandations spooookkeyyyyy dans tous les sens
Encore cette fois Marie et Elise enfin surtout Marie et un peu Elise mais chut faut pas le dire vous parle des livres qui les ont fait frisonner (ou pas) et d'autres belles choses à dévorer tout cru en ce mois de...novembre ah merde c'est déjà Noël bref
LES TRUCS DONT ON PARLE:
Meddling Kids de Edgar Canterro
Frankens...
2019-11-121h 18
Rules of the Frame035 | A Scanner Darkly ft. Elise YeomansMajor spoilers for A Scanner Darkly, minor spoilers for BernieFilms mentioned in this episode:---------------------------------- A Scanner Darkly (2006) | Dir. Richard Linklater- Before Sunrise (1995) | Dir. Richard Linklater- School of Rock (2003) | Dir. Richard Linklater- Before Midnight (2013) | Dir. Richard Linklater- Dazed and Confused (1993) | Dir. Richard Linklater- Everybody Wants Some!! (2016) | Dir. Richard Linklater- Bernie (2011) | Dir. Richard Linklater- Bad News Bears (2005) | Dir. Richard Linklater- Heathers (1988) | Dir. Michael Lehmann- Beetlejuice (1988...
2019-10-131h 29
There's Sometimes a BuggyThe Hollywood Studios, Year-By-Year – MGM, 1930 – The Bishop Murder Case & Not So DumbIn the first MGM episode of our Studios Year by Year series, the year is 1930, and Elise and Dave watch as the straggler studio struggles with the challenges of early sound in THE BISHOP MURDER CASE, starring Basil Rathbone as Philo Vance, with two credited directors (Elise posits a third, unknown genius). Then we switch over to a Marion Davies comedy, NOT SO DUMB, directed by King Vidor, Dave's favourite director for many reasons that he enumerates in the episode, none of them relevant to this movie. We conclude that Lynn Fontanne stage vehicles are not the forte of...
2019-09-271h 58
Ignite A Full Audiobook That Is Simply Uplifting.The Confession by Jessie BurtonPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/133925to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Confession
Author: Jessie Burton
Narrator: Hayley Atwell
Format: mp3
Length: 11 hrs and 53 mins
Release date: 09-19-19
Ratings: 4.5 out of 5 stars, 33 ratings
Genres: Genre Fiction
Publisher's Summary:
One winter's afternoon on Hampstead Heath in 1980, Elise Morceau meets Constance Holden and quickly falls under her spell. Connie is bold and alluring, a successful writer whose novel is being turned into a major Hollywood film. Elise follows Connie to LA, a city of strange dreams and swimming pools and late-night gatherings of glamorous people. But whilst Connie thrives on the...
2019-09-1911h 53
The Anatomy of MelancholyZisca’s DrumBurton touches on the study of melancholy vs the study of medicine. Also, if you’re depressed yourself, don’t take all of this to heart.
2019-04-1609 minThe Anatomy of MelancholyI Have DoneBurton again addresses his critics and announces that the sixth edition will be his last.
2019-04-1010 minThe Anatomy of MelancholyCalling a spade a spadeBurton describes and apologizes for the flaws in his writing.
2019-04-0510 minThe Anatomy of MelancholyI Solve It ThusBurton’s introduction continues as he justifies the writing of his book.
2019-04-0405 min2019-04-0204 minThe Anatomy of MelancholyDemocritus to the Reader cont’d.; or, Why Did I Write This?Burton explains why he wrote this book. I think this will take a while to get through!
2019-04-0106 minThe Anatomy of MelancholyDemocritus to the Reader cont’dBurton explains to his readers why he is writing this book and why he takes the name of Democritus Jr.
2019-03-2907 minThe Anatomy of MelancholyDemocritus to the ReaderWhere Burton explains why he chose the name Democritus to represent himself in his book.
2019-03-2809 minThe Anatomy of MelancholyThe Author’s Abstract to Melancholy, DemocritusA poem describing Burton’s relationship with his depression
2019-03-2705 minThe Anatomy of MelancholyThe FrontispieceGoogle Burton’s Anatomy of Melancholy and frontispiece, and check out these delightful drawings that go with the poetry.
2019-03-2605 minThe Anatomy of MelancholyGo forth my bookA reading from “Democritus Jr to his book.” From Burton’s Anatomy of Melancholy.
2019-03-2506 minThe Anatomy of MelancholyTestify! Quotes from other authorsWhat did other authors have to say about Burton’s Anatomy of Melancholy (AOM)? Let’s find out!
2019-03-2308 minThe Anatomy of MelancholyWho was Robert Burton?Reading from an introductory biography from The Anatomy of Melancholy.
2019-03-2211 min
LeVar Burton ReadsLIVE! in DC: "A Dark Night" by Edward P. JonesA stormy evening leads to a dark night of the soul. Recorded live at the Lincoln Theatre in Washington, D.C. with musical accompaniment by Élise Cuffy. "A Dark Night" appears in Edward P. Jones' collection LOST IN THE CITY.
2019-01-2950 min
History of Science, Ottoman or OtherwiseGenetics and Nation-Building in the Middle East
Episode 324
with Elise Burton
hosted by Shireen Hamza, Chris Gratien, and Maryam Patton
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Genetics have emerged as a new scientific tool for studying human ancestry and historical migration. And as research into the history of genetics demonstrates, genetics and other bioscientific approaches to studying ancestry were also integral to the transformation of the very national and racial categories through which ancestry has come to be described over the course of the 19th and 20th centuries. In this podcast, we speak to Elise Burton about her research on the develo...
2017-07-1500 min
Ottoman History PodcastGenetics and Nation-Building in the Middle East | Elise BurtonE324 | Genetics have emerged as a new scientific tool for studying human ancestry and historical migration. And as research into the history of genetics demonstrates, genetics and other bioscientific approaches to studying ancestry were also integral to the transformation of the very national and racial categories through which ancestry has come to be described over the course of the 19th and 20th centuries. In this podcast, we speak to Elise Burton about her research on the development of human genetics in the Middle East. Burton has studied the history of genetics within a comparative framework, examining the interrelated cases of...
2017-07-1550 min
Who Let Us Watch ThisEpisode 6 - The Reading RainbowThis episode is dedicated to one of our wonderful listeners and supporters Ryan Ko. What can be said about The Reading Rainbow that PBS hasn't already in the last 30 effing years. Well - at least 40 minutes worth. Join us as we discuss Levar Burton's impeccable fashion sense, two remarkably ok children's books, and the child labor of PBS.Hosted by @jroseglass - admirer of Elise and her intense knowledge of pop culture and all things real housewives. You can find Jenny working on an excel spreadsheet in her spare time and she might be one of the...
2017-03-0741 min