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The Hulk Caesar ShowMary Germaine with Gina BurgessThis week on The Hulk Caesar Show, Emily and Hulk are joined by poet and author, the hilarious Mary Germaine, to talk about the five year anniversary of her book, 'Congratulations, Rhododendrons'. We get into the state of the world and the logistics of cloning miracles! Musically, prepare to be hypnotized by the amazing sounds of Gina Gina Burgess, who chats about her album 'ISnow' and her upcoming adult activity book! Plus, a past live performance from Len O'Neill! What a fun episode! Check it out!
2026-02-191h 07
The Law School Toolbox Podcast: Tools for Law Students from 1L to the Bar Exam, and BeyondHandling ADHD in the Legal Workplace (w/Emily Haan)Welcome back to the Law School Toolbox podcast! In this episode, we're speaking with ADHD and executive function coach Emily Haan about the unique challenges attorneys with ADHD face in the workplace, such as time management, task switching, and email overload. We share practical coping strategies --including using physical timers, planning ahead, and body doubling -- to help manage these difficulties, and emphasize the importance of self-advocacy and finding supportive mentors. In this episode we discuss: Introduction to our guest Emily Haan and her work as an ADHD and executive function coach Understanding ADHD in professional e...
2025-12-1532 min
The Late Diagnosis ClubIntroducing the Autistic Culture Podcast Network🎉 Introducing the Autistic Culture Podcast NetworkWhat started as one show — The Autistic Culture Podcast — has grown into something bigger: the Autistic Culture Podcast Network, the first podcast network created by and for autistic people.Across our shows, we celebrate autistic voices, stories, and culture — because being autistic isn’t just a diagnosis, it’s a community, a worldview, and something worth celebrating.🎙️ Current Shows:Autistic Culture (OG)Autistic Advocacy (OG Fridays)Neurodivergent NarrativesAutistic Culture 101Late Diagnosis Club — launching Halloween 🎃And that’s just the beginning. In January 2026, a new edition of The Autistic C...
2025-10-2401 min
Autistic AdvocacyIntroducing the Autistic Culture Podcast Network🎉 Introducing the Autistic Culture Podcast NetworkWhat started as one show — The Autistic Culture Podcast — has grown into something bigger: the Autistic Culture Podcast Network, the first podcast network created by and for autistic people.Across our shows, we celebrate autistic voices, stories, and culture — because being autistic isn’t just a diagnosis, it’s a community, a worldview, and something worth celebrating.🎙️ Current Shows:Autistic Culture (OG)Autistic Advocacy (OG Fridays)Neurodivergent NarrativesAutistic Culture 101Late Diagnosis Club — launching Halloween 🎃And that’s just the beginning. In January 2026, a new edition of The Autistic C...
2025-10-2401 min
The Autistic Culture PodcastIntroducing the Autistic Culture Podcast Network🎉 Introducing the Autistic Culture Podcast NetworkWhat started as one show — The Autistic Culture Podcast — has grown into something bigger: the Autistic Culture Podcast Network, the first podcast network created by and for autistic people.Across our shows, we celebrate autistic voices, stories, and culture — because being autistic isn’t just a diagnosis, it’s a community, a worldview, and something worth celebrating.🎙️ Current Shows:Autistic Culture (OG)Autistic Advocacy (OG Fridays)Neurodivergent NarrativesAutistic Culture 101Late Diagnosis Club — launching Halloween 🎃And that’s just the beginning. In January 2026, a new edition of The Autistic C...
2025-10-2401 min
Autistic Culture 101Introducing the Autistic Culture Podcast Network🎉 Introducing the Autistic Culture Podcast NetworkWhat started as one show — The Autistic Culture Podcast — has grown into something bigger: the Autistic Culture Podcast Network, the first podcast network created by and for autistic people.Across our shows, we celebrate autistic voices, stories, and culture — because being autistic isn’t just a diagnosis, it’s a community, a worldview, and something worth celebrating.🎙️ Current Shows:Autistic Culture (OG)Autistic Advocacy (OG Fridays)Neurodivergent NarrativesAutistic Culture 101Late Diagnosis Club — launching Halloween 🎃And that’s just the beginning. In January 2026, a new edition of The Autistic C...
2025-10-2401 min
Autistic Culture PresentsIntroducing the Autistic Culture Podcast Network🎉 Introducing the Autistic Culture Podcast NetworkWhat started as one show — The Autistic Culture Podcast — has grown into something bigger: the Autistic Culture Podcast Network, the first podcast network created by and for autistic people.Across our shows, we celebrate autistic voices, stories, and culture — because being autistic isn’t just a diagnosis, it’s a community, a worldview, and something worth celebrating.🎙️ Current Shows:Autistic Culture (OG)Autistic Advocacy (OG Fridays)Neurodivergent NarrativesAutistic Culture 101Late Diagnosis Club — launching Halloween 🎃And that’s just the beginning. In January 2026, a new edition of The Autistic C...
2025-10-2401 min
The Dave Burgess Show#65 Less Talk, More Action with Allyson Apsey & Emily FreelandResearch doesn't have to be dry, boring, and removed from our daily practice as educators...here comes ACTION research to the rescue!! Allyson and Emily join me to chat about their wonderful new book, Less Talk, More Action: A Guide to Transforming Schools Through Action Research. It's time to stop just talking about what we could do improve learning and roll up our sleeves and start DOING! Let us know what you think using the #DaveBurgessShow hashtag on social media.Allyson and Emily both currently work for Creative Leadership Solutions and travel the nation helping...
2025-10-1854 min
Law at the End of the WorldChallenging the foundations of environmental law - Episode 12 (with Emily Jones)In this episode we are joined by critical environmental law scholar Emily Jones to explore the intersections of environmental law, feminism, and academia. Emily discusses her personal journey into academia, the role of feminist theory in environmental law, and the implications of post-human feminism. She makes the case for including more-than-human-rights in the concept of future generations, and discusses the eay in which feminist legal theory can help everyone. We also discuss the importance of collaboration in academia, the intersection of doctrinal and critical legal approaches, and the challenges faced by scholars in navigating their careers. As usual, Cristy...
2025-10-061h 41
The Chris Evans Show with The National LotteryThe one with Red Roses' Megan Jones & Jess Breach, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson & Emily Blunt and Jesse BurgessTequila Tilly and Fantastic Mr Felix chat to Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson and Emily Blunt about their new film The Smashing Machine!Red Roses Megan Jones & Jess Breach tells us about their win at the 2025 Women’s Rugby World Cup!Fabulous food expert & one half of TopJaw Jesse Burgess swings by to chat to us about his new Apple TV+ series Top Jaw & Knife Edge: Chasing Michelin Stars!Join Chris and the Class Behind The Glass every morning from 6.30am! Don't forget you can watch our gorgeous guests on the Virgin Radio app!...
2025-10-0247 min
Autistic Culture Presents[Encore] Taylor Swift is AutisticEpisode originally aired: April 9 2024With the announcement of TS12, Taylor Swifts new album 'The Life of a Showgirl', this episode is more relevant than ever. We're on hiatus, but bringing this powerful conversation back into the feed for any Autistic Swiftie listeners.💡 What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeAutistic-coded traits in Taylor Swift – From encyclopaedic cat knowledge to embedding riddles, puzzles, and Easter eggs into her music.Outsider perspective in her lyrics – How her songs describe masking, outsider feelings, and belonging in ways deeply resonant with autistic experience.Justice sensitivity – Exploring the interse...
2025-08-131h 38
Welcome To Tonight's Tale: A “Faerie Tale Theatre” PodcastThumbelina (feat. special guests Melina & Doug AND a special interview with Fred Fuchs)For tonight's tale, Emily and Eric are joined by special guest Melina and Doug as they deep dive into the episode "Thumbelina" from "Shelley Duvall's Faerie Tale Theatre," starring Carrie Fisher, William Katt and Burgess Meredith. After our hosts, deep dive into the episode and recap scene-by-scene, there will be a special interview with Fred Fuchs, one of the original producers of "Faerie Tale Theatre," who provides some fun behind-the-scenes memories and insight. This is a very special FINALE to this season of "Welcome to Tonight's Tale."
2025-07-282h 01
Rational RomanticsEp 20 In Conversation with Gemma BurgessJoin Cass and Deb as they chat with Gemma Burgess, the showrunner and executive producer of "My Lady Jane!" Your Rational Romantics hosts update you on the world of the Bridgerverse, including some whiplash around a rumored second season of Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story. Then they dive into the interview with Gemma, who reveals the casting process for the iconic Jane and Guildford in Emily Bader and Edward Bluemel, as well as reveals behind-the-scenes details (a cut clandestine handy under the table that distracted from the attempted poisoning, anyone?), and has some fabulous laughs as the ladies chat...
2025-06-2946 min
Autistic Culture PresentsAutistic Culture 101: Pillar 6 - Game Changing InnovationIn this episode of Autistic Culture 101, Dr. Angela Kingdon explores Pillar 6: Game-Changing Innovation—the autistic drive to question assumptions, reimagine systems, and create from sensory truth and moral clarity.Autistic innovation isn’t about chasing trends or applause. It’s about paradigm shifts. From Isaac Newton’s invention of calculus to Richard Branson’s rebellious business model to Angela’s father building his own Hot Rod kit cars—this episode shows how autistic game changers build entirely new systems when old ones fail.🎧 What You’ll LearnWhy autistic thinkers often notice problems no one else seesHow...
2025-06-2459 min
Autistic Culture 101Autistic Culture 101: Pillar 6 - Game Changing InnovationIn this episode of Autistic Culture 101, Dr. Angela Kingdon explores Pillar 6: Game-Changing Innovation—the autistic drive to question assumptions, reimagine systems, and create from sensory truth and moral clarity.Autistic innovation isn’t about chasing trends or applause. It’s about paradigm shifts. From Isaac Newton’s invention of calculus to Richard Branson’s rebellious business model to Angela’s father building his own Hot Rod kit cars—this episode shows how autistic game changers build entirely new systems when old ones fail.🎧 What You’ll LearnWhy autistic thinkers often notice problems no one else seesHow...
2025-06-2459 minLaw at the End of the WorldOceans of knowledge - Episode 6 (with Karen Fisher, Emily Parke, Dan Hikuroa and Linda Faulkner)In this special episode of Law at the End of the World, we feature a discussion with leading ocean governance experts Dr Karen Fisher, Dr Emily Parke, Associate Professor Dan Hikuroa & Linda Faulkner. Recorded live during an event aligned with the UN Oceans Conference in Nice, they dive into the future of ocean law and governance.Guests unpack the complexities of marine regulation, urging inclusive approaches that centre Indigenous knowledge, local perspectives, and western science. Liz and Cristy reflect through the lens of legal pluralism and share their hot takes on recent legal developments.This...
2025-06-141h 55
Autistic Culture PresentsAutistic Culture 101: Pillar 4 - World Building with Dr Scott FrasardIn this episode of Autistic Culture 101, Dr. Angela Kingdon welcomes Dr. Scott Frasard, autistic author and advocate, as they dive into Pillar 4 of Autistic Culture: World-Building—the powerful autistic drive to construct immersive systems, structures, and stories, both real and imagined.In his essay “The World We Built: A Future Where Autistic People Are Respected, Not Repaired”, Dr. Frasard envisions a future (set in 2075) where diagnosis has given way to identity co-creation, and neurodivergence is celebrated—not pathologized. This episode explores how autistic people don’t just survive systems—we reimagine them.👉 Read the full essay here → he...
2025-06-101h 08
Autistic Culture 101Autistic Culture 101: Pillar 4 - World Building with Dr Scott FrasardIn this episode of Autistic Culture 101, Dr. Angela Kingdon welcomes Dr. Scott Frasard, autistic author and advocate, as they dive into Pillar 4 of Autistic Culture: World-Building—the powerful autistic drive to construct immersive systems, structures, and stories, both real and imagined.In his essay “The World We Built: A Future Where Autistic People Are Respected, Not Repaired”, Dr. Frasard envisions a future (set in 2075) where diagnosis has given way to identity co-creation, and neurodivergence is celebrated—not pathologized. This episode explores how autistic people don’t just survive systems—we reimagine them.👉 Read the full essay here → he...
2025-06-101h 08
Autistic Culture PresentsAutistic Culture 101: Pillar 3 - Norm ChallengingIn this episode of Autistic Culture 101, Dr. Angela Kingdon continues our journey through the 10 Pillars of Autistic Culture as we move onto Pillar 3 — Norm Challenging.This episode explores truth-telling, gender defiance, sensory preferences, and Emily Dickinson’s poetic rebellion that made her a quintessential norm challenger—and an early voice of neurodivergent power.🎧 What You’ll LearnWhy Emily Dickinson’s life was an act of radical autistic norm defiance.How literal thinking, moral clarity, and pattern recognition challenged the social structures around her.The connection between rejection sensitivity and creative brilliance.How “masking” created...
2025-06-0358 min
Autistic Culture 101Autistic Culture 101: Pillar 3 - Norm ChallengingIn this episode of Autistic Culture 101, Dr. Angela Kingdon continues our journey through the 10 Pillars of Autistic Culture as we move onto Pillar 3 — Norm Challenging.This episode explores truth-telling, gender defiance, sensory preferences, and Emily Dickinson’s poetic rebellion that made her a quintessential norm challenger—and an early voice of neurodivergent power.🎧 What You’ll LearnWhy Emily Dickinson’s life was an act of radical autistic norm defiance.How literal thinking, moral clarity, and pattern recognition challenged the social structures around her.The connection between rejection sensitivity and creative brilliance.How “masking” created...
2025-06-0358 min
Autistic Culture PresentsAutistic Culture 101: Pillar 2 - Rhythmic CommunicatingIn this episode of Autistic Culture 101, Dr. Angela Kingdon explores Pillar 2 of Autistic Culture: Rhythmic Communicating — a core expression of how autistic people connect with the world and each other. This isn’t “just how we talk.” It’s how we create culture.This special remastered episode dives into echolalia, scripting, infodumping, and the poetic, patterned flow that defines autistic communication. Through the lens of pop icon Taylor Swift, we uncover how rhythm, repetition, and lyrical structure mirror autistic expression.Resources:Deaf President Now documentary: The story of the great civil rights movement m...
2025-05-2759 min
Autistic Culture 101Autistic Culture 101: Pillar 2 - Rhythmic CommunicatingIn this episode of Autistic Culture 101, Dr. Angela Kingdon explores Pillar 2 of Autistic Culture: Rhythmic Communicating — a core expression of how autistic people connect with the world and each other. This isn’t “just how we talk.” It’s how we create culture.This special remastered episode dives into echolalia, scripting, infodumping, and the poetic, patterned flow that defines autistic communication. Through the lens of pop icon Taylor Swift, we uncover how rhythm, repetition, and lyrical structure mirror autistic expression.Resources:Deaf President Now documentary: The story of the great civil rights movement m...
2025-05-2759 minThe Law School Toolbox Podcast: Tools for Law Students from 1L to the Bar Exam, and BeyondBreaking ADHD Barriers with the Help of AI (w/Lindsay Scola)Welcome back to the Law School Toolbox podcast! Today, we have sleep and productivity expert Lindsay Scola back on the podcast to talk about her new book, AI for ADHD. Lindsay recounts her experiences with undiagnosed ADHD and narcolepsy, and shares how AI tools like ChatGPT help her manage ADHD symptoms and boost productivity. In this episode we discuss: An introduction to our guest and her book, AI for ADHD Understanding the ADHD brain AI as a tool for ADHD and in everyday life The importance of using AI as a co-pilot Resources: LindsayScola...
2025-05-2633 min
Autistic Culture PresentsAutistic Culture 101: Pillar 1 - Bottom-up ProcessingIn this episode of The Autistic Culture 101, Dr. Angela Kingdon explores Pillar 1 of Autistic Culture: Bottom-Up Processing.We begin our deep dive into the 10 Pillars of Autistic Culture with the cognitive foundation that shapes how many autistic people interpret, analyse, and interact with the world—from sensory input to social understanding.This remastered episode reintroduces the core principles of bottom-up thinking through the lens of one of fiction’s most iconic detail-driven characters: Sherlock Holmes.🎧 What You’ll LearnWhy autistic cognition favours detail-first processing over top-down assumptionsHow bottom-up processing supports pattern r...
2025-05-201h 02
Autistic Culture 101Autistic Culture 101: Pillar 1 - Bottom-up ProcessingIn this episode of The Autistic Culture 101, Dr. Angela Kingdon explores Pillar 1 of Autistic Culture: Bottom-Up Processing.We begin our deep dive into the 10 Pillars of Autistic Culture with the cognitive foundation that shapes how many autistic people interpret, analyse, and interact with the world—from sensory input to social understanding.This remastered episode reintroduces the core principles of bottom-up thinking through the lens of one of fiction’s most iconic detail-driven characters: Sherlock Holmes.🎧 What You’ll LearnWhy autistic cognition favours detail-first processing over top-down assumptionsHow bottom-up processing supports pattern r...
2025-05-201h 02
Autistic Culture PresentsAutistic Advocacy: Autism and Grief With Mady Synder💔 CW: This episode includes discussions of death, suicide, and self-harm.In this episode of Autistic Advocacy, Dr. Angela Kingdon is joined by neuroaffirming therapist Mady Snyder to explore the complexity of autistic grief. From the loss of people to the loss of routines, expectations, or identity, autistic grief shows up differently—and that difference deserves compassion, not correction.This isn’t a clinical take on the “5 stages.” It’s a deeper dive into the ways grief, sensory processing, and special interests all intersect in the autistic experience.🎧 What You’ll LearnWhat ambiguous l...
2025-04-251h 10
Autistic AdvocacyAutistic Advocacy: Autism and Grief With Mady Synder💔 CW: This episode includes discussions of death, suicide, and self-harm.In this episode of Autistic Advocacy, Dr. Angela Kingdon is joined by neuroaffirming therapist Mady Snyder to explore the complexity of autistic grief. From the loss of people to the loss of routines, expectations, or identity, autistic grief shows up differently—and that difference deserves compassion, not correction.This isn’t a clinical take on the “5 stages.” It’s a deeper dive into the ways grief, sensory processing, and special interests all intersect in the autistic experience.🎧 What You’ll LearnWhat ambiguous l...
2025-04-251h 10
Autistic Culture PresentsAutistic Advocacy: Justice For VictorIn this powerful and sombre episode of Autistic Advocacy, Angela is joined by Black autistic advocates Faith Clarke and Darren Calhoun to confront the tragic police killing of 17-year-old autistic Puerto Rican teen Victor Perez—and the systemic failures that made it possible. Centering voices from the Black neurodivergent community, this conversation demands a reimagining of autistic justice beyond white-centred narratives.🎧 What You’ll LearnVictor’s story — On April 5th, Victor Perez was shot by police in his own front yard. A non-speaking, autistic, disabled Puerto Rican teenager, Victor’s life was cut short, leavin...
2025-04-191h 06
Autistic AdvocacyAutistic Advocacy: Justice For VictorIn this powerful and sombre episode of Autistic Advocacy, Angela is joined by Black autistic advocates Faith Clarke and Darren Calhoun to confront the tragic police killing of 17-year-old autistic Puerto Rican teen Victor Perez—and the systemic failures that made it possible. Centering voices from the Black neurodivergent community, this conversation demands a reimagining of autistic justice beyond white-centred narratives.🎧 What You’ll LearnVictor’s story — On April 5th, Victor Perez was shot by police in his own front yard. A non-speaking, autistic, disabled Puerto Rican teenager, Victor’s life was cut short, leaving his f...
2025-04-181h 06
Autistic Culture PresentsBig Bang Theory vs. It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia - One is Autistic!In this episode of The Autistic Culture Podcast, Dr. Angela Kingdon and Matt Lowry LPP explore the sharp contrast between two wildly different shows—The Big Bang Theory and It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia—and how each one portrays (or distorts) autistic representation.While one show offers a neurotypical caricature of autistic traits, the other—perhaps unintentionally—captures autistic logic, humor, and integrity with uncanny resonance.🎧 What You’ll Learn:Why The Big Bang Theory fails to reflect lived autistic experienceHow It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia nails autistic communication, scripting, and literalismWhy rul...
2025-04-161h 11
The Autistic Culture PodcastBig Bang Theory vs. It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia - One is Autistic!In this episode of The Autistic Culture Podcast, Dr. Angela Kingdon and Matt Lowry LPP explore the sharp contrast between two wildly different shows—The Big Bang Theory and It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia—and how each one portrays (or distorts) autistic representation.While one show offers a neurotypical caricature of autistic traits, the other—perhaps unintentionally—captures autistic logic, humor, and integrity with uncanny resonance.🎧 What You’ll Learn:Why The Big Bang Theory fails to reflect lived autistic experienceHow It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia nails autistic communication, scripting, and literalismWhy rul...
2025-04-161h 11
Biblically Lit#67: Emily Burgess - Life as the Wife of a Church Planter & PastorEvery church has a beginning, and every beginning is a story. Each story is beautiful, especially when told from perspectives that aren’t normally heard…like from a church planter’s wife. In this episode, Mindi sits down with Emily Burgess, the pastor/church planter’s wife of Cross Community Church in Beaufort, SC. Emily’s story is honest, refreshing, and inspiring. It is sure to leave your heart with a smile and your spirit infused with an unquenchable desire to live further on mission for the Lord. Listen to be encouraged, blessed, and filled to the brim with r...
2025-04-081h 42
TimeOut With The SportsDr. PodcastThe Playbook for Optimizing Health and WellnessLife challenges us in ways we never anticipate—through illness, loss, or unforeseen hardships. These moments demand resilience and force us to confront the need for recovery—not just physically, but emotionally and spiritually. Sometimes, we aren't given a choice. A diagnosis, an injury, or an emotional collapse compels us to pause and reevaluate what truly matters. These moments bring unexpected clarity, reminding us of the value of relationships, the power of presence, and the significance of life's simple joys. In facing our fragility, we learn to live with intention. Strength isn...
2025-03-2413 min
Autistic Culture PresentsAutistic Advocacy: Special Interests Are Self-CareIn this episode of Autistic Advocacy, Matt Lowry LPP and Dr. Angela Kingdon celebrate one of the most joyful and identity-defining aspects of autistic life—special interests (SPINS).From Frankenstein to Bob Geldof, Crowded House to the early internet, this episode dives into how SPINS offer comfort, connection, and career possibilities—and why they’re an essential part of autistic culture, not a “reward” to be earned.🎧 What You’ll LearnHow SPINS provide escape, identity, and emotional regulation—especially during challenging childhoodsThe hosts’ personal SPINS and how they’ve evolved over timeWhy autistic people thriv...
2025-03-211h 13
Autistic AdvocacyAutistic Advocacy: Special Interests Are Self-CareIn this episode of Autistic Advocacy, Matt Lowry LPP and Dr. Angela Kingdon celebrate one of the most joyful and identity-defining aspects of autistic life—special interests (SPINS).From Frankenstein to Bob Geldof, Crowded House to the early internet, this episode dives into how SPINS offer comfort, connection, and career possibilities—and why they’re an essential part of autistic culture, not a “reward” to be earned.🎧 What You’ll LearnHow SPINS provide escape, identity, and emotional regulation—especially during challenging childhoodsThe hosts’ personal SPINS and how they’ve evolved over timeWhy autistic people thriv...
2025-03-211h 13
Autistic Culture PresentsAutistic Advocacy: Fighting Internalized AbleismIn this episode of Autistic Advocacy, Matt and Angela unpack internalized ableism—how it shows up, where it comes from, and how to actively dismantle it as autistic individuals.🎧 What You’ll LearnMasking, burnout & skill regression – How the drive to "prove you're capable" often causes harm rather than growth.The social model of disability – Why saying “I’m not disabled” may reflect deep-rooted ableist messaging.Constant sensory load – How bottom-up processing and sensory overwhelm intersect with ableist assumptions.Burnout vs. laziness – How autistic distress cues are misinterpreted, and the grief of losing skills after major burnout.Fear of...
2025-02-071h 08
Autistic AdvocacyAutistic Advocacy: Fighting Internalized AbleismIn this episode of Autistic Advocacy, Matt and Angela unpack internalized ableism—how it shows up, where it comes from, and how to actively dismantle it as autistic individuals.🎧 What You’ll LearnMasking, burnout & skill regression – How the drive to "prove you're capable" often causes harm rather than growth.The social model of disability – Why saying “I’m not disabled” may reflect deep-rooted ableist messaging.Constant sensory load – How bottom-up processing and sensory overwhelm intersect with ableist assumptions.Burnout vs. laziness – How autistic distress cues are misinterpreted, and the grief of losing skills after major burnout.Fear of...
2025-02-071h 08
Autistic Culture PresentsAutistic Advocacy: Holiday Expectations and NeurodivergenceIn this episode of Autistic Advocacy, Matt and Angela explore how to create a joyful, neurodivergent Christmas by letting go of societal expectations, prioritizing sensory needs, and embracing personalized traditions. They unpack the pressures of picture-perfect Hallmark holidays, the disruptions to autistic routines, and the importance of setting boundaries—while also sharing strategies for reducing overstimulation and making the season truly your own.🎧 What You’ll LearnWhy Hallmark-style Christmas ideals can create unrealistic and unhelpful expectations for autistic people.How holiday routine disruptions can cause dysregulation and what to do about it.Navigating family gatheri...
2024-12-201h 07
Autistic AdvocacyAutistic Advocacy: Holiday Expectations and NeurodivergenceIn this episode of Autistic Advocacy, Matt and Angela explore how to create a joyful, neurodivergent Christmas by letting go of societal expectations, prioritizing sensory needs, and embracing personalized traditions. They unpack the pressures of picture-perfect Hallmark holidays, the disruptions to autistic routines, and the importance of setting boundaries—while also sharing strategies for reducing overstimulation and making the season truly your own.🎧 What You’ll LearnWhy Hallmark-style Christmas ideals can create unrealistic and unhelpful expectations for autistic people.How holiday routine disruptions can cause dysregulation and what to do about it.Navigating family gatheri...
2024-12-201h 07
Autistic Culture PresentsAutistic Advocacy: Reframing DSM Autism CriteriaIn this episode of Autistic Advocacy, Matt and Angela take on audience requests to break down the problematic and often misleading language of the DSM-5. They unpack how the manual pathologizes autism, overlooks key realities like proprioceptive challenges and co-occurring conditions, and frames autistic traits through a strictly neurotypical viewpoint. From dismantling ableist IQ testing to reframing so-called "deficits" as differences, this episode invites listeners to see autism for what it truly is—a rich, diverse neurotype, not a disorder to be “fixed.”🎧 What You’ll LearnHow the DSM-5 pathologizes autism and centres neurotypical perspective...
2024-12-131h 05
Autistic AdvocacyAutistic Advocacy: Reframing DSM Autism CriteriaIn this episode of Autistic Advocacy, Matt and Angela take on audience requests to break down the problematic and often misleading language of the DSM-5. They unpack how the manual pathologizes autism, overlooks key realities like proprioceptive challenges and co-occurring conditions, and frames autistic traits through a strictly neurotypical viewpoint. From dismantling ableist IQ testing to reframing so-called "deficits" as differences, this episode invites listeners to see autism for what it truly is—a rich, diverse neurotype, not a disorder to be “fixed.”🎧 What You’ll LearnHow the DSM-5 pathologizes autism and centres neurotypical perspective...
2024-12-131h 05
Autistic Culture PresentsAutistic Advocacy: Takiwātanga TensionIn this episode of Autistic Advocacy, Matt and Angela explore the viral Takiwātanga meme—a social media trend often featuring striking images of Polynesian women and claiming that Takiwātanga is the Māori word for autism, meaning “in their own time and space.” They trace the real story behind the word, its creator, and the deeper cultural and colonial implications it raises.🎧 What You’ll LearnThe true origin of the term Takiwātanga and how Māori linguist Keri O’Pai created it to depathologize mental health language.Why O’Pai’s glossary was designed...
2024-12-0654 min
Autistic AdvocacyAutistic Advocacy: Takiwātanga TensionIn this episode of Autistic Advocacy, Matt and Angela explore the viral Takiwātanga meme—a social media trend often featuring striking images of Polynesian women and claiming that Takiwātanga is the Māori word for autism, meaning “in their own time and space.” They trace the real story behind the word, its creator, and the deeper cultural and colonial implications it raises.🎧 What You’ll LearnThe true origin of the term Takiwātanga and how Māori linguist Keri O’Pai created it to depathologize mental health language.Why O’Pai’s glossary was designed...
2024-12-0654 min
Autistic Culture PresentsNeurodiversity NarrativesIn this episode, Angela and Matt explore how to approach creative projects through a neurodivergent lens. From scripting and hyperfocus to book mapping and demand avoidance, they unpack the ways autistic traits can both challenge and supercharge the writing process. Whether you’re crafting your first short story or planning a full novel, this conversation shows how writing systems can be just as essential as the systems autistic people rely on for daily life.🎧 What You’ll LearnAngela’s personal writing journey—from her first stories at age 10, to an espionage-flavoured government career, to founding Di...
2024-11-291h 00
Autistic Culture PresentsAutistic Advocacy: Moving Is An Autistic HellIn this episode of Autistic Advocacy, Matt and Angela dive into the autistic hell that is moving—exploring the intricate details, overwhelming processes, and the regulation strategies that can make the chaos more manageable. From survival packs to emotional attachment to belongings, they break down the systems autistic individuals often need to stay comfortable and grounded at home.🎧 What You’ll LearnHow Matt navigated his recent move, including coping strategies for the stress and sensory overload it caused.Why emotional regulation is the “number one job” for autistic people, and how to prioritize it during big...
2024-11-221h 12
Autistic AdvocacyAutistic Advocacy: Moving Is An Autistic HellIn this episode of Autistic Advocacy, Matt and Angela dive into the autistic hell that is moving—exploring the intricate details, overwhelming processes, and the regulation strategies that can make the chaos more manageable. From survival packs to emotional attachment to belongings, they break down the systems autistic individuals often need to stay comfortable and grounded at home.🎧 What You’ll LearnHow Matt navigated his recent move, including coping strategies for the stress and sensory overload it caused.Why emotional regulation is the “number one job” for autistic people, and how to prioritize it during big...
2024-11-221h 12
Autistic Culture PresentsVampires are AutisticIn this episode of The Autistic Culture Podcast, Matt and Angela discuss everyone’s favourite mythical creature—the vampire. Throughout the conversation, they uncover some uncanny parallels between autistic individuals and our fang-tastic fictional friends.🩸 What You’ll Sink Your Teeth Into in This EpisodeThe parallels between autistic individuals and vampires begin with health comorbidities like POTS and haemophilia, before diving into the more supernatural realms.The art of shapeshifting mirrors autistic masking—and while vampires boast immortality, autistics share their own secret: we often appear to defy aging, as if time plays by a different...
2024-10-291h 19
The Autistic Culture PodcastVampires are AutisticIn this episode of The Autistic Culture Podcast, Matt and Angela discuss everyone’s favourite mythical creature—the vampire. Throughout the conversation, they uncover some uncanny parallels between autistic individuals and our fang-tastic fictional friends.🩸 What You’ll Sink Your Teeth Into in This EpisodeThe parallels between autistic individuals and vampires begin with health comorbidities like POTS and haemophilia, before diving into the more supernatural realms.The art of shapeshifting mirrors autistic masking—and while vampires boast immortality, autistics share their own secret: we often appear to defy aging, as if time plays by a different...
2024-10-291h 19The Law School Toolbox Podcast: Tools for Law Students from 1L to the Bar Exam, and BeyondExecutive Functioning Skills for Law Students with ADHD (w/Emily Haan)Welcome back to the Law School Toolbox podcast! Today, we have ADHD and executive function coach Emily Haan with us to talk about some techniques students can use to be successful in law school. In this episode we discuss: Emily's background and work as an ADHD and executive function coach ADHD and time management challenges in law school Managing overwhelm and procrastination Tackling big projects with backwards planning Dealing with boredom while studying Improving exam performance Resources: Emily Haan Coaching (https://www.emilyhaan.com/) VIA Character Strengths (https://www.viacharacter.org/character-strengths-via?gad_source=1&gc...
2024-10-2832 min
Fuel Your ComebackSeeking and suggesting help for disordered eating - Emilie BurgessIn this episode, fellow RD Emilie and I dive into eating disorders vs. disordered eating, what next steps look like, why we shouldn't automatically pull athletes from sport, and Emilie breaks down what athletes, sports med providers, and dietitians should know.More info the Female Athlete ConferenceAPPLY TO WORK TOGETHER JOIN THE NEWSLETTER To request a team talk or sports med in-service: email emily@injuryrd.com @injury_rdwww.injuryrd.com
2024-10-1647 min
The Long Thread PodcastEmily Lymm, Wool & PaletteHave you ever opened a book or seen a photograph and thought to yourself, “I have to learn to do that”?
When Emily Lymm first fell in love with knitting, she wondered casually if she could turn her passion for fiber arts into a profession. Not seeing many successful pathways to a career in knitting, she continued as a graphic designer. She loved the visual problem-solving of her job, but as time went by, she wished that she could do more to live her values of conservation and environmental responsibility.
Then one day, she picked up a...
2024-08-1158 min
Tears & Joy In Your Twenties6. Emily Denny | Photographer + Coach | Changing Career Paths, Entrepreneurship, & Balance over BurnoutToday’s episode is an interview with Emily Denny, a fantastic photographer, coach, and overall entrepreneur. Emily decided to pursue photography as a career right before graduating college with a completely different degree -- she was a 2020 grad and after weathering much of the pandemic she moved to NYC where she ended up jumping into full-time creative entrepreneurship. Emily’s story is full of hard work and overcoming challenges like a lack of mentorship and looming burnout -- she now has a healthy, balanced business and life and has a lot to teach us!
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2024-03-2143 min
Autistic Culture PresentsComedy is AutisticIn this episode of The Autistic Culture Podcast, hosts Dr. Angela Kingdon and Matt Lowry, LPP explore the powerful memoirs of two acclaimed autistic comedians: Hannah Gadsby (10 Steps to Nanette) from Tasmania and Fern Brady (Strong Female Character) from Scotland.🎧 What You’ll Learn:Parallels in Gadsby’s and Brady’s lives, including struggles with misdiagnosis, gender-based violence, homophobia, and ableism.How both found comedy as a survival mechanism and a path to success at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.The comedians’ raw honesty about employment struggles, homelessness, and disordered eating—often hidden parts of the autistic expe...
2024-01-301h 08
Between the Cracks PodcastEpisode 7: Healing Hearts, Rebuilding Lives: A Conversation with Emily Millhiser of CaritasDescription:
In Episode 7 of "Between the Cracks," we have the privilege of sitting down with Emily Millhiser from Caritas, a charitable organization dedicated to assisting individuals dealing with addiction or homelessness in the Richmond area. Join us as Emily shares the inspiring story of Caritas, delves into their impactful initiatives, and provides insights on how you can contribute through donations or volunteering.
Episode Highlights:
Meet Emily Millhiser: Get to know Emily and her passion for the transformative work Caritas does in the Richmond community. Learn about the organization's mission and its profound impact on individuals facing addiction or homelessness.
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2023-12-1831 min
Between the Cracks PodcastEpisode 7: Healing Hearts, Rebuilding Lives: A Conversation with Emily Millhiser of CaritasDescription:
In Episode 7 of "Between the Cracks," we have the privilege of sitting down with Emily Millhiser from Caritas, a charitable organization dedicated to assisting individuals dealing with addiction or homelessness in the Richmond area. Join us as Emily shares the inspiring story of Caritas, delves into their impactful initiatives, and provides insights on how you can contribute through donations or volunteering.
Episode Highlights:
Meet Emily Millhiser: Get to know Emily and her passion for the transformative work Caritas does in the Richmond community. Learn about the organization's mission and its profound impact on individuals facing addiction or homelessness.
...
2023-12-1831 min
Autistic Culture PresentsCats are AutisticIn this episode of The Autistic Culture Podcast, hosts Dr. Angela Kingdon and Matt Lowry, LPP draw connections between the behaviors and traits exhibited by cats and the common experiences of autistic individuals.🎧 What You’ll LearnComparing feline quirks—like sensory preferences, strong routines, and communication styles—with autistic traits.Why cats’ particular needs for predictability and clear communication mirror autistic desires for understandable, safe environments.An exploration of famous autistic-coded cat characters in media: Garfield, Hello Kitty, the Cat in the Hat, and Hobbes from Calvin and Hobbes.Using examples of cat behavior to critique...
2023-12-051h 04
TimeOut With The SportsDr. PodcastOvercoming Challenges and Achieving GreatnessSuccess is not an overnight achievement but a culmination of hard work, dedication, and resilience. It doesn't always come easily or quickly. It takes an unwavering commitment to one's goals and the willingness to learn and adapt to reach one's ultimate triumph. Even though every person has a unique path, we can all relate to carrying loads of various challenges and encountering adversities and difficulties. Hence, despite those difficulties, we understand that every triumphant journey is a process. It takes a lot of honing of our attitudes, emotions, and mentality so that when God gives us his promise of...
2023-08-2821 min
The New Mason Jar with Cindy RollinsA Charlotte Mason Sunday School with Emily Raible and Tracy Fast All our teaching of children should be given reverently, with the humble sense that we are invited in this matter to co-operate with the Holy Spirit; but it should be given dutifully and diligently. Charlotte Mason, Vol. 2, Parents and Children Show Summary: Our guests on The New Mason Jar podcast this week are Emily Raible and Tracy Fast How Tracy was homeschooled and came to learn about Charlotte Mason How Emily first heard about Charlotte Mason How Tracy got started using Charlotte Mason's principles in teaching Sunday school How Emily began creating a Sunday school curriculum...
2023-08-1752 minThe Law School Toolbox Podcast: Tools for Law Students from 1L to the Bar Exam, and BeyondA Conversation with Legal Recruiter Emily WittWelcome back to the Law School Toolbox podcast! Today, we're joined by Emily Witt -- a legal recruiter who worked at Wachtell for many years -- to talk about about BigLaw recruiting, summer programs, going in-house, and more. In this episode we discuss: Emily's background and path to the legal recruiting field Tips for approaching the OCI process Post-law firm options in litigation and corporate law How to leverage a clerkship in the job market What types of skills do people need to be successful as a large firm or an in-house lawyer? How to start...
2023-08-1435 min
TimeOut With The SportsDr. PodcastWellness and Mindfulness: Fortifying Mental Health Awareness with Emily PerrinThe healthier you are, the more successful you can be. It has been said that a person with good health has hope, and one with hope has everything. Health is our most valuable weapon in facing life's opportunities and struggles along with it. When addressing our health, we habitually focus on improving our physical body. Consequently, we often fail to remark on other aspects of our well-being. Hence, we must recognize that spiritual, emotional, and mental health is as important as physical health. Moreover, there is an arising dilemma in athletics wherein athletes hardly consider...
2023-07-3131 min
Grace of a Military Child and LifeS1: Episode 113: EmilyOn the next episode of Grace of a Military Child and Life, Gracie welcomes Emily. Her husband is currently serving in the U.S. Army. Emily is a business owner helping other military spouses find an outlet where they can be healthy and release their stress. Tune in to hear more of Emily’s story!
2023-07-1335 min
Powered by AuthenticityDon't Limit YourselfIn this episode I am joined by Karen Camacho, Director of Product Escalation with PointClickCare, where we discuss her career in Nursing and the transition to Technology.
It was a pleasure to discuss Karen's career, her trajectory back to the workforce after a short gap to have family and the transferable skills she used to help find her path to her, current, role.
Thank you, Karen!! I learned a lot from our discussion.
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2023-06-2350 min
Yellowjackets Hive PodcastYellowjackets Hive After Dark with Jenna Burgess and Mya LoweBuzz into the Hive with Emily and Media Melanie as we chat with Jenna Burgess (Melissa) and Mya Lowe (Gen) from Showtime's Yellowjackets! We spilled about episode 208 "It Chooses," our deep need to see the deleted scene, plus more insights into both Jenna and Mya's experience working on the show.
Yellowjackets Hive is a fan-based podcast by Emily Ahmed and Media Melanie covering all things related to Showtime's Emmy nominated show, Yellowjackets. We also stream a LIVE Yellowjackets after show following new episodes of Yellowjackets immediately after they air on Showtime each Sunday...
2023-05-2251 min
The Randy Rainbow Podcast22. TITUSS BURGESS is ready to top!Randy and Paul go way back into their memories to discuss their meet cutes they had with the guest today. A caller's question about grandmothers elicits a heartfelt response from Randy. The incomparable Tituss Burgess is on the podcast! He talks about his journey in the industry, the success he's had, and his upcoming broadway musical!To listen to Eating Out With Eric & Steve go to apple.co/eatingout, https://spoti.fi/402AsUU, or wherever you get your podcasts. To leave Randy a message go to: https://bit.ly/TheRandyRainbowPodcast H...
2023-04-131h 04
Semi-TogetherEp. 77: Small Steps to Break Through OverwhelmAs humans trying to keep up with the lightning-fast pace of the modern world, many of us often feel overwhelmed. It may be in a certain area of life -- like health, work, family, or current events -- and commonly, it’s all of the above all at once.
In this episode, we share what overwhelm is and how to take small steps to break through it, including reading your body’s warning signs, calming your nervous system, and using “on-ramps” to move yourself forward.
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2023-03-2955 min
Beyond 90They mainly taketh away (Cap 137: Joanne Burgess)Australia's longest-running women's football podcast (est. April 2019).
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2023-03-071h 02
Autistic Culture PresentsEminem is AutisticIn this episode of The Autistic Culture Podcast, hosts Matt Lowry, LPP and Dr. Angela Kingdon explore Eminem’s potential place in Autistic culture—sparked by a viral meme suggesting the rapper is Autistic.🎧 What You’ll Learn:How Eminem’s lyrics, including a direct reference to “Asperger’s syndrome,” suggest lived experiences familiar to Autistic people.The Autistic traits visible in his life and work—sensory overload, emotional intensity, OCD tendencies, addiction struggles (rooted in ableism), and a monotropic focus on rhyming.How his childhood special interests in comic books, dinosaurs, poetry, and rap helped him cope wit...
2023-02-2858 min
Autistic Culture PresentsPokémon is AutisticIn this episode of The Autistic Culture Podcast, hosts Dr. Angela Kingdon and Matt Lowry, LPP explore why Pokémon resonates so deeply with the Autistic community.🎧 What You’ll Learn:How Pokémon creator Satoshi Tajiri’s childhood special interest in collecting bugs—rooted in his own autism diagnosis—inspired one of the world’s most successful franchises.Why the urge to collect, categorize, and analyse Pokémon appeals strongly to Autistic skills and motivations.The concept of “Flow” and how Pokémon’s immersive gameplay provides Autistics with joy, focus, and persistence through special interests.A cri...
2023-02-0753 min
Autistic Culture PresentsSherlock is AutisticIn this episode of The Autistic Culture Podcast, hosts Dr. Angela Kingdon and Matt Lowry, LPP investigate Sherlock Holmes as an Autistic-coded cultural icon.🎧 What You’ll Learn:Why Sherlock’s outsider status and “alien vibe” resonate with Autistic experiences of being misunderstood.The Autistic good vibes of alone time, stimming (yes, pipes count!), deep research, and turning special interests into meaningful careers.How bottom-up processing and monotropic focus help Autistics spot details and uncover truths others miss.Why social batteries drain quickly for Autistics—and how ignoring this need for rest causes distress and breakdowns.Ho...
2023-01-0358 min
Autistic Culture PresentsApple is AutisticIn this episode of The Autistic Culture Podcast, hosts Dr. Angela Kingdon and Matt Lowry, LPP explore how Steve Jobs’ Autistic traits shaped Apple’s revolutionary success.🎧 What You’ll Learn:How Jobs’ attention to design details—every bevel, chamfer, and colour shade—reflects Autistic hyperfocus and precision.Why his personal uniform of black turtlenecks and jeans embodies Autistic values of simplicity, comfort, and consistency.How his dislike of buttons and love of clean design align with Autistic sensory preferences.Why Jobs’ direct communication style was often misunderstood as narcissism, when it was actually clarity and problem-solvi...
2022-12-0657 min
Autistic Culture PresentsEmily Dickenson is AutisticIn this episode of The Autistic Culture Podcast, hosts Dr. Angela Kingdon and Matt Lowry, LPP uncover the Autistic traits and cultural legacy of 18th-century poet Emily Dickinson.🎧 What You’ll Learn:How Dickinson’s obsessive love of reading and writing reflects classic Autistic special interests.Why her refusal to conform to gender norms and social expectations marks her as a cultural rebel.The significance of publishing only 10 poems in her lifetime while leaving behind a vast body of work that transformed literature.How her credo, “Tell all the Truth but tell it slant,” resonates with Autist...
2022-11-0852 min
Autistic Culture PresentsWelcome to AutisticaWelcome to Autistica, from the Autistic Culture Podcast Network.Each episode dives deep into the contributions Autistics have made to society and culture—spotlighting some of the world’s most famous and influential Autistics throughout history.Whether you are Autistic yourself or love someone who is, your hosts, Dr. Angela Kingdon (the Linguistic Autistic) and Licensed Psychological Practitioner Matt Lowry, invite you to immerse yourself in the language, values, traditions, norms, and identity of Autistica.This is more than a podcast. It’s a celebration of Autistic pride, community, and culture!...
2022-11-0848 min
The Autistic Culture PodcastEmily Dickenson is AutisticIn this episode of The Autistic Culture Podcast, hosts Dr. Angela Kingdon and Matt Lowry, LPP uncover the Autistic traits and cultural legacy of 18th-century poet Emily Dickinson.🎧 What You’ll Learn:How Dickinson’s obsessive love of reading and writing reflects classic Autistic special interests.Why her refusal to conform to gender norms and social expectations marks her as a cultural rebel.The significance of publishing only 10 poems in her lifetime while leaving behind a vast body of work that transformed literature.How her credo, “Tell all the Truth but tell it slant,” resonates with Autist...
2022-11-0852 min
Autistic Culture PresentsEpisode 00: TrailerWelcome to the Autistic Culture Podcast. Each episode we dive deep into Autistic contributions to society and culture by introducing you to some of the world’s most famous and successful Autistics in History! Whether you are Autistic or just love someone who is, your hosts, Dr. Angela Lauria, the Linguistic Autistic and Licensed Psychological Practitioner, Matt Lowry, welcome you to take this time to be fully immersed in the language, values, traditions, norms, and identity of Autistica!Learn more about Matt at Matt Lowry, LPPJoin Matt’s Autistic Connections Facebook GroupLe...
2022-11-0401 min
Don't Be So DramaticEmily De Margheriti on 'Sissy' And Why She Releases All ExpectationsEmily De Margheriti is an Australian actress and a co-founder of her production company Dems Entertainment. Emily most recently starred in the horror feature 'Sissy' which has received 3 AACTA nominations and has been highly successful on the international film festival circuit. Emily is a WAAPA graduate and has been featured in numerous projects including 'I Hate Kids' opposite Tom Everett Scott and Tituss Burgess as well as the acclaimed dramedy 'Ladies In Black'. Emily's instagram: @emilyjanede DEMS entertainment: @demsentertainment demsentertainment.com/ 'Sissy': www.imdb.com/title/tt9602472/ Don't Be S...
2022-10-281h 00
More Life: The Reentry PodcastServing and Advocating for Children with Incarcerated Parents with Dr. Emily Brown Dr. Emily Brown is an Assistant Professor of Counseling and Associate Department Chair in the College of Education at the University of Missouri - St. Louis. Her background includes working with children and their families as an elementary school counselor and mental health counselor. Her research focuses on counseling children who have experienced loss, crisis, or trauma with a particular focus on children of incarcerated parents. In this episode, we further our discussion on addressing the needs of children with incarcerated parents. Dr. Brown discussed the needs of children with incarcerated parents through the lens of mental health. More...
2022-09-1346 min
The Bold LoungeEmily Chang: Define Your Social Legacy & Fuel Your PurposeSend a textAbout This EpisodeTo Emily Chang, being bold stems from leaning in even when you don’t completely understand how you’re going to achieve the goal or what the desired outcome looks like. From starting in science then pursuing business and finance, Emily has worked with some of the top brands like Starbucks, Apple, and Procter&Gamble, and she is now CEO for McCann Worldgroup, China, a creative marketing agency. During this time, she and her family have opened up their spare room to those that need it. She desc...
2022-08-2536 min
Semi-TogetherEp. 65: How to Show Up for People in Tough TimesHeads up that we talk about some serious personal health issues in this episode with a good bit of emotion and swearing. If any of this is too much for you right now, feel free to skip this episode, read the summary in the forthcoming show notes or come back to it later.
In this episode, we discuss how to show up for people in tough times, such as serious illness, loss, or other challenges they’re going through. When people we care about are hurting, we often want to do something to help but aren’t sure...
2022-03-071h 06
Lost Immortals and Radio Hieroglyphics with Roy Stannard and Matt StaplesThe Whole Nine Yards Season 2 Ep 51 16.1.22 'Stairlift to Heaven' with Roy Stannard on Burgess Hill Radio 103.8FMThe Whole Nine Yards Season 2 Episode 51
January 16th 2022 3-5pm
With Roy Stannard On Burgess Hill Radio 103.8FM
www.burgesshillradio.co.uk/listenlive
Stairlift to Heaven
The well known Bible scholar and philosopher Belinda Carlisle observed in 1987 that:
They say in Heaven, love comes first
We'll make Heaven a place on Earth
Ooh, Heaven is a place on Earth
It turns out that Hell is a place on earth too. When Jesus talked about hell...
2022-01-161h 48
The Fine Line Podcast: Balancing Hedonism & HealthBest Of: Carlton McCoyAs we take December to spend some time with our families and plan 2022, we wanted to re-release a few of our favorite episodes. Carlton McCoy's was incredibly inspiring, and if you are looking for worthy causes to support, The Roots Fund is right up there on our list.Carlton earned the title of Master Sommelier in 2013 at just 28 years old. He was one of the youngest people, and the second African American, to earn this prestigious title. Carlton worked in revered institutions such as Thomas Keller’s Per Se and Tom Colicchio's Craft Steak in New York be...
2021-12-141h 03
The West End Frame Show: Theatre News, Reviews & ChatS5 Ep26 (ft. Emily Olive Boyd): Pretty Woman, Tina, Funny Girl starring Beanie Feldstein, Tony Awards, Tituss Burgess + more!Emily Olive Boyd (We Will Rock You / Wicked) returns to The West End Frame Show! Andrew & Emily discuss Pretty Woman (Savoy Theatre) & Tina: The Tina Turner Musical (Aldwych Theatre) as well as the latest news about Funny Girl, The Tony Awards, Annie Live and lots more. Prior to the pandemic, Emily was understudying Killer Queen in the UK tour of We Will Rock You. Her credits also include: understudy Madame Morrible in Wicked (UK & International tours), Alice in The Commitments (West End) and Ruth Two Bears in Dogfight (Southwark Playhouse). You can follow Emily o...
2021-08-1745 min
The International Anthony Burgess Foundation PodcastThe Art of Posthumous Publication: Emily Skillings on John AshberyIn this episode, the Burgess Foundation's Andrew Biswell talks to Emily Skillings, editor of a posthumous collection of poems by the seminal American poet John Ashbery, titled Parallel Movement of the Hands.John Ashbery was one of the most celebrated American poets of the twentieth century. He is perhaps best known for his 1975 collection Self Portrait in a Convex Mirror, which won three major American prizes: the Pulitzer, the National Book Award, and the National Book Critics Circle Award. The earlier book, Some Trees, published in 1956, was selected by WH Auden for the Yale Younger Poets Series. Over the course...
2021-08-1338 min
The Naked Preacher Podcast"Preachers Are Women" with Rev. Leah Anderson Reed, Rev. Emily Hull McGee, and Rev. Amy McClureI don't know where I'd be if God didn't call women to ministry. My life has been immeasurably impacted by women God has equipped to be pastors; their shepherding has helped guide me to the fulfillment and faith I enjoy today.
Not everybody has had an experience like mine, however; some women, in fact, have been taught that it is against God's nature to call them for this sacred work, and that can make their journey into ministry uniquely difficult.
Thankfully, however, God's call is fierce, and I'm blessed to have women friends who have...
2021-06-211h 14
Barriers to Breakthroughs004. Battling an Eating Disorder & Falling Back in Love with Running with Bobbie BurgessSend us a textOn today's episode, Emma sits down with Bobbie Burgess, former collegiate cross country and track runner who is in a constant battle with an eating disorder that affected her senior season at Georgetown. Bobbie goes into detail about her thoughts and feelings in the years before seeking treatment; her comparison to teammates and competitors and their eating habits; and fixing her relationship with food and how she found the love of running again.If you want to learn more about eating disorders or need to seek help for yourself or others:
2021-05-2646 min
The Fine Line Podcast: Balancing Hedonism & HealthEpisode 18 - Carlton McCoySome people are destined for success, and Carlton McCoy Jr.’s is no exception! Carlton earned the title of Master Sommelier in 2013 at just 28 years old. He was one of the youngest people, and the second African American, to earn this prestigious title. Carlton worked in revered institutions such as Thomas Keller’s Per Se in New York before becoming the Wine Director at The Little Nell in Aspen. He then was named President and CEO of Heitz Cellar in December 2018. In 2020, Carlton was named Managing Partner of Lawrence Wine Estates, overseeing the purchase of Burgess Cellars, Stony Hill Vine...
2021-05-181h 03
Lonely FansEpisode 16b: (Part 2) I've Never seen Noah Centineo and Aristotle in the same room - with KatieIn part 2, Katie and I discuss the CINEMATIC MASTERPIECE "To All the Boys I've Loved Before," the not-so-cinematic masterpiece "Sierra Burgess is a Big Bully"- ahem I mean Loser, and more movies you have probably heard of. Be ready to leave inspired as we highlight the best tweets and speeches of Noah's career - you don't want to miss out on this one.
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2021-04-1240 min
Lost Immortals and Radio Hieroglyphics with Roy Stannard and Matt StaplesThe Whole Nine Yards Season 2 Ep 11 11.4.21 Fields of Gold with Roy Stannard on Burgess Hill Radio 103.8FMThe Whole Nine Yards Sunday 11.4.21 3-5pm with Roy Stannard
Show 11 Burgess Hill Radio 103.8FM
Fields of Gold
On Friday 9th April we heard the sad news that Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh had passed away at the age of 99 after 73 years of marriage. A couple of the songs at the beginning of the show are played in recognition of the fact that he wasn’t just the Queen’s consort, he was her husband. The other songs are the imaginary soundtrack to a road trip from nowhere to somewhere with some of t...
2021-04-111h 59
The Glowgetters PodcastTasha Burgess: Founder of Peach LondonJoin Tasha and I as we talk about harnessing social media to grow your brand. We discuss small business communities, giving back to society and tips for anyone thinking of starting a business in the age of Instagram. You can find her @peach_ldn
2021-04-0533 min
The Underwater Technology PodcastPod 51 Dr Cheryl Burgess SUT's new CEOWelcome to season 2 of the Underwater Technology Podcast! To kick us off, Andrew speaks to the SUT’s new CEO, Dr. Cheryl Burgess. We find out about her background in the subsea industry, her love for the underwater world, her future plans for the SUT, and how she thinks we can inspire the next generation to get excited about careers in the ocean.Find out more about SUT at www.sut.org, contact us via info@sut.orgFor more information on how to sponsor an upcoming podcast episode contact info@su...
2021-04-0127 min
Lost Immortals and Radio Hieroglyphics with Roy Stannard and Matt StaplesThe Whole Nine Yards Ep 6 7.3.21 Planet Zero: The Warmth of the Sun with Roy Stannard on Burgess Hill Radio 103.8FMThe Whole Nine Yards 7.3.21
Show 6 with Roy Stannard on www.burgesshillradio.co.uk 103.8FM
Planet Zero: The Warmth of the Sun
We’re experiencing the perfect storm of a pandemic, Brexit and global warming waiting like the three horses of the Apocalypse on the horizon of our dreams of the Costa Brava.
As Jarvis Cocker eloquently puts it, our ice caps are turning to slush and even David Attenborough looks tired. Greenpeace is ripening into yellow peace and we’re all worrying about the battery life of our new cars. Emily Bark...
2021-03-071h 50
Come As You Are with Helen DuffJess BurgessJess Burgess is a librarian and Virginia Woolf fangirl living in Hove. After a traumatic three years at The Oxford School of Drama, they worked as an actor and playwright in London until running away to the sea in 2019 in search of inner peace. Writing credits include Fucking Outside the Box (VAULT Festival 2014), NAKED (VAULT Festival 2015), Feed Her Milk (Theatre Delicatessen) and Awake & Asleep (Treadwell’s Bookshop). She has an unedited play about sex magic saved to her laptop, which has been enjoyed by several lovers, and a great idea for a book, which she...
2021-02-1640 minCome As You AreJess BurgessJess Burgess is a librarian and Virginia Woolf fangirl living in Hove. After a traumatic three years at The Oxford School of Drama, they worked as an actor and playwright in London until running away to the sea in 2019 in search of inner peace. Writing credits include Fucking Outside the Box (VAULT Festival 2014), NAKED (VAULT Festival 2015), Feed Her Milk (Theatre Delicatessen) and Awake & Asleep (Treadwell’s Bookshop). She has an unedited play about sex magic saved to her laptop, which has been enjoyed by several lovers, and a great idea for a bo...
2021-02-1640 minSemi-TogetherEp. 44: Pressing the Reset ButtonWe’ve all been through a lot in 2020, and the weeks leading up to the presidential election were especially stressful and emotional. It’s time to press the reset button to renew our energy and hope.
Melia and Gill recorded this episode two days after Joe Biden and Kamala Harris were announced as the next president and vice president of the United States. They talk about how they’re dealing with intense emotions from the past few weeks (and years!) and how the book Burnout: The Secret to Solving the Stress Cycle by Emily and Amelia Nagoski has be...
2020-11-1139 min
The Côte Saint-Luc Podcast#36 Author Emily St John MandelIn this episode:
- Author Emily St John Mandel discusses and reads from her novel, The Glass Hotel.
- Storyteller Stéphanie Bénéteau presents her tales The Invisible Boy and The Wood Maiden
- Broadway Happy Hour With Nick Burgess
2020-05-1957 min
Rough Trade Edit PodcastRough Trade Podcast 86 with Tim BurgessTHIS WEEK
Playback of the special in-store Q&A with Tim Burgess on his new book 'One Two Another'. Plus Emily is back with new music, Rob's Roundup and is it really nearly 2020?
MUSIC PLAYED
Baxter Dury - Slumlord
Girl Ray - Girl
Leonard Cohen - Moving On
Queens of the Stone Age - Auto Pilot
Karl Hector & The Malcouns - Orange Man
The Charlatans - One to Another
Kings of Leon - Four Kicks live in Belgium
USEFUL LINKS
George's Black Friday video! https://www.instagram.com/p/B5QYZBxF0JP/
Rough Trade Books of the Year: https://rghtrd...
2019-11-2652 min
Rogue CreatorsEasy Ways To Be Authentic On Social Media - Emily Burgesswww.GoRogueX.com
It's so difficult to be our true selfs on social media. Especially if you are a small business or brand. Emily Burgess joins our conversation today around being authentic in our content strategy. Listen in!
2019-04-3040 min
Book Cougars Podcast: Two Middle-Aged Women on the Hunt for a Good ReadEpisode 74 - Joint Jaunt to see Kingsolver and Powers, and Emily Eats Her Way Through PhillyEpisode Seventy Four Show Notes CW = Chris WolakEF = Emily FinePurchase Book Cougars Swag on Zazzle! AND at Bookclub Bookstore & More.If you’d like to help financially support the Book Cougars, please consider becoming a Patreon member. You can DONATE HERE. If you would prefer to donate directly to us, please email bookcougars@gmail.com for instructions.Join our Goodreads Group! Please subscribe to our email newsletter here.– Upcoming Readalong –We are hosting co-reads in June 2019 with Jenny Colvin of the Reading Envy Podcast. More d...
2019-04-161h 01
IT Career EnergizerWhat Matters Is Who Knows You with Emily FreemanWelcome to the I.T. Career Energizer Podcast. In today’s episode, your host Phil Burgess interviews curator of JavaScript January, vice president of developer relations and product marketing for Kickbox and developer advocate Emily Freeman. After many years of ghostwriting Emily made the choice to switch careers to software engineering. Learn more about her journey on today's episode. KEY TAKEAWAYS from Phil Burgess (05.53) It’s all about branding and positioning and it’s similar to brand/self-marketing (08:16) There’s a lot to be said for the changes in...
2018-09-1019 min
Evolve#TrendingJewish 5: The Coffee Table Book of Coffee TablesFirst, Cosmo Kramer made a coffee table book about coffee tables. Now, we record a podcast about a podcast. In this episode, Bryan and Rachael chat with Emily Cohen, a rabbinical student and creator of Jew Too: Tales of the Mixed Multitude. They discuss the podcast medium, the influence of Star Wars in Bryan’s moral development, and the profound role that non-Jewish families have played in Jewish lives.
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This podcast is produced by Reconstructing Judaism. Visit us at ReconstructingJudaism.org.Special Guest: Emily Cohen.Support Evolve...
2017-11-1440 min