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With CompassionCompassion and Resistance in MinneapolisIn this episode of the With Compassion podcast, we delve into the heart of Minneapolis, where community resilience and compassion are driving responses to federal immigration enforcement. Hear from activists, community leaders, and artists as they share stories of mobilizing against ICE raids, the impact of immigration enforcement on local residents, and the power of grassroots mutual aid. Discover how the community's response to the George Floyd protests has inspired rapid organization and resistance, highlighting the vital role of women and marginalized groups. This episode is a testament to the strength of collective action and love in the face...
2026-03-1250 min
With CompassionThe Power of Empathy in PoliticsDiscover how empathy can transform leadership, diplomacy, and political systems. Dr. Claire Yorke shares insights on the role of empathy in conflict reduction, effective governance, and building meaningful international relationships, all backed by her extensive research and experience in international relations.Key topics:* The importance of empathy in political decision-making and diplomacy* How empathy influences military strategy and conflict resolution* Systemic barriers to empathetic leadership within different electoral and political frameworks* Skills essential for practicing empathy: listening, curiosity, humility, and strength* The gendered perceptions of empathy and...
2026-02-2624 min
With CompassionWith Compassion: Why Women Matter in PeaceIn this enlightening conversation, Dr. Scilla Elworthy shares her extensive experience in peace building, highlighting the importance of women’s roles, the impact of fear on conflict, and the necessity of compassion in dialogue. She reflects on her journey from observing injustices in Southern Africa to facilitating crucial discussions among global leaders, emphasizing the need for emotional intelligence and listening in peace efforts. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thecharterforcompassion.substack.com
2026-02-1823 min
Voice of IslamBreakfast Show Podcast 10-02-2026: Foundations of Journalism & Journalism in the Line of FireLatest News/Headlines | Traffic | Weather | Sports
Topic I: Foundations of Journalism
Topic II: Journalism in the Line of Fire
Presenter(s):
Jalees Ahmad
Farhad Ahmad
Guest(s):
* Sarah Linney
* Elizabeth David-Barrett
* George Parker
* Jennifer Nadel
* Anna McNamee
Producer(s): Tahira Amini
Lead Producer: Faiza Cheema
2026-02-101h 51
With CompassionSatish Kumar: The Power of NonviolenceIn this enlightening conversation, Satish Kumar shares his profound insights on nonviolence, love, and the interconnectedness of humanity. He reflects on his journey as a peace pilgrim, emphasizing the importance of compassion in addressing global conflicts. Kumar advocates for grassroots movements and the need for a shift in education and economic systems to foster a more equitable and sustainable world. He encourages listeners to embrace diversity and actively participate in creating positive change, highlighting the power of hope and community engagement. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers...
2026-02-0528 min
Talkback with Petrie HoskenHas Mandelson Wounded Labour?While facing the commons over Lord Mandelson, Keir Starmer said that he had changed plans on releasing files on Mandelson’s appointment as US ambassador - and now sensitive information could be referred to a committee rather than being exempt. This follows a rebellion by Labour MPs and outspoken interventions from Angela Rayner and Dame Meg Hillier, as well as Tory Leader Kemi Badenoch. Petrie wants your thoughts on what this scandal has done to The Labour Party.Author and Political Commentator, Jennifer Nadel, goes over everything that the Prime Minister has had to deal with so...
2026-02-0551 min
With CompassionWith Compassion: Dr. Janus Adams on Reclaiming History and JusticeIn this episode of the With Compassion podcast, Dr. Janus Adams, an Emmy award-winning journalist, historian, and author, shares her insights on the historical and ongoing struggles for racial equality and justice. She discusses her personal experiences growing up during the civil rights movement, the impact of historical narratives on current societal issues, and the importance of reclaiming stories and voices that have been marginalized. Dr. Adams also highlights the significance of figures like Harriet Tubman and Rosa Parks in shaping the fight for equality. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss...
2026-01-2138 min
With CompassionRethinking Evolution: Cooperation over CompetitionIn this enlightening conversation, David Sloan Wilson, a leading evolutionary biologist, challenges the traditional view of evolution as driven solely by selfishness. He introduces the concept of group selection, emphasizing that altruism and cooperation can thrive at the group level. Wilson discusses the qualities that make groups successful, the importance of compassion in societal structures, and how these principles can be applied to politics and global cooperation. He advocates for a mindful approach to cultural evolution, urging listeners to recognize the interconnectedness of all groups and the need for a compassionate framework to foster cooperation. This...
2026-01-1534 min
With CompassionStories That Heal: Marina Cantacuzino on Compassion, Courage & ForgivenessMarina Cantacuzino, award-winning journalist and founder of The Forgiveness Project, joins Jennifer Nadel for a deeply honest conversation about the courage it takes to share stories of trauma, loss, and ultimately, compassion. From collecting testimonies that challenge our assumptions about justice and healing to cultivating pathways out of cycles of hurt, Marina’s work reminds us that forgiveness isn’t a quick fix — it’s a complex human process rooted in empathy, curiosity, and resilience. In this episode we explore how storytelling can transform individuals and communities, deepen our shared humanity, and expand the way we think about peace in a fra...
2025-12-2432 min
eat.READ.sleep. Bücher für dichBuchladen: Tipps für WeihnachtenZwischen Dorfromanregal und Kinderbuchabteilung stellen sich Daniel und Katharina den Anfragen der Kundschaft. Ding Dong!Die Bücher der Folge:Kunstkrimi für die Freundin:Donna Tartt: „Der Distelfink“ Bernhard Jaumann: „Caravaggios Schatten“ und „Der Turm der blauen Pferde“Christine Neumeyer: „Der Kuss des Kaisers“Für den Mann, der sich für KI und so interessiert:Tibor Rode: „Der Wald“ und „Lupus“Für den 13/14-jährige Jungs: James Dashner: „Die Auserwählten“ Orkun Ertener: „Was bisher geschah und was niemals geschehen darf“Für den Vater, der Segeln mag: Marsali...
2025-12-201h 26
With CompassionCompassion: A Psychological Perspective With Professor Paul Gilbert OBEIn this enlightening episode of the With Compassion podcast, host Jennifer Nadel engages in a profound conversation with Professor Paul Gilbert, a leading evolutionary psychologist and the founder of Compassion Focused Therapy. Together, they explore the true essence of compassion, debunking common misconceptions and highlighting its role as a courageous and wise motivation. Discover how compassion can transform societies, influence political systems, and foster a more equitable world. Tune in to learn about the science behind compassion and its potential to create positive change in our lives and communities. This is a public episode. If you...
2025-12-1938 min
The Book ReviewOur Book Critics on Their 2025 in ReadingHere we are in mid-December, which means that along with all of the other year-end lists we produce and avidly consume at this time each year, The New York Times Book Review's staff critics are also looking back on everything they read in 2025, and toasting the books that have stayed with them.On this episode, host Gilbert Cruz talks with Dwight Garner, Alexandra Jacobs and Jennifer Szalai about their standout fiction and nonfiction of the past 12 months.Books mentioned:"What We Can Know," by Ian McEwan"Flesh," by David Szalay"The Loneliness of Sonia...
2025-12-1236 min
With CompassionAn Accidental Activist: Joan Blades' JourneyIn this episode of the With Compassion podcast, Jennifer Nadel speaks with Joan Blades, an accidental activist and co-founder of MoveOn.org. They discuss Joan’s journey from a simple petition during the Clinton impeachment scandal to leading significant movements like Moms Rising and Living Room Conversations. Joan emphasizes the importance of compassion, community, and collaboration in activism, especially in the face of polarization and systemic bias against mothers. The conversation explores the challenges of opposing the Iraq War, the need for supportive workplace environments, and the role of healthy conflict in political discussions. Joan shares her vision for a...
2025-12-0337 min
With CompassionThe Mayor Who Made Compassion His MissionWe are thrilled to announce the launch of With Compassion, a new podcast hosted by Jennifer Nadel, founder of Compassion in Politics – UK and proudly sponsored by the Charter for Compassion. In our debut episode, Jennifer sits down with Greg Fischer, former Mayor of Louisville, Kentucky, for a deeply insightful conversation on compassion, civic responsibility, and compassionate leadership in politics.Greg Fischer is not your typical politician — under his 12-year tenure as mayor, he made compassion one of Louisville’s three core city values, alongside health and lifelong learning. Here’s a glimpse of the powerful...
2025-11-1924 min
The Inside Story PodcastAre the UK's Keir Starmer's political days numbered?A vital speech for UK prime minister Keir Starmer to rally his party - hoping to reverse dismal poll ratings a year on from a huge election win. Immigration policy and the right-wing Reform UK party pose serious challenges. Can Starmer overcome them - and if not, what next? In this episode: Patrick Diamond - Professor in Public Policy at Queen Mary University of London. Jennifer Nadel - Political Communications Strategist and co-founder of Compassion in Politics. Michael Walker - Contributing Editor at Novara Media. Host: Nick Clark Connect with us:@AJEPodcasts on T...
2025-10-0124 min
The Inside Story PodcastWhat's behind the anti-immigration protests in the UK?More than a hundred thousand people demonstrate in London against immigration - with arrests after violent clashes with police. The rally was organised by a far-right activist with criminal convictions, backed by Elon Musk. What are the implications? In this episode: Peter Geoghegan, Editor, Democracy for Sale. Jennifer Nadel, Director and Co-Founder, Compassion in Politics. Tariq Ali, Political Writer and Historian. Host: Adrian Finighan Connect with us:@AJEPodcasts on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook
2025-09-1524 min
Truth, Trust and DemocracyEp 8 - Politicians who lie, the Welsh ProposalIn this episode Michelle explores why Wales, a small country in the United Kingdom, is trying to stop autocracy in its tracks, with a proposal to stop politicians from lying.She talks to a sitting MP, legal expert and a democracy campaigner to understand what’s on the table.This episode includes interviews with:Adam Price, a sitting member of the Plaid Cymru Party in the Senedd, the Welsh Parliament.Sam Fowles, constitutional lawyer and authorJennifer Nadel, journalist and CEO of Compassion in Politics.Pu...
2025-05-2526 min
We Can Do Hard ThingsGillian Anderson: How to Get What You Want (in Bed and in Life)358. Gillian Anderson: How to Get What You Want (in Bed and in Life)Icon Gillian Anderson joins Glennon, Abby, and Amanda to talk about everything from sexual fantasies to why she says “F you” to wellness culture. With wit, honesty, and an intoxicating spirit of rebellion, Gillian inspires us to ask for what we want—both in the bedroom and in life. This is a conversation that will make you feel bolder and more connected to your own desires.-How our fantasies reflect the culture we live in;-Why...
2024-10-2942 min
politicwise - politics meets personal developmentJennifer Nadel - Broken Politics & Compassion in PoliticsIn this eye-opening episode, we dive into the mental wellbeing crisis within UK politics. Our guest, a veteran journalist with over 40 years of experience covering Westminster, reflects on the shocking scale of the issue, brought to light in the BBC documentary “Broken Politicians, Broken Politics.”How deep is the problem? And more importantly, what can be done?We explore the work of Compassion in Politics and discuss how the science of compassion and cross-partisan initiatives are helping MPs and government staff. Can the system really be reformed for more compassion in politics?Plus, prac...
2024-10-2235 min
Baillie Gifford PrizeRead Smart: We Need To Talk About...Tune in to the next episode of the Read Smart Podcast, where 2022 Baillie Gifford Prize judge, Georgina Godwin, speaks to 2023 winner John Vaillant, social geographer Danny Dorling and writer and award-winning journalist Jennifer Nadel about the crucial topics which are often overlooked by mainstream media. Which topic do you think is neglected most - and why?
Listen now to hear all about it.
This podcast is generously supported by the Blavatnik Family Foundation.
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2024-06-2640 min
Seriously...Broken Politicians, Broken PoliticsAre British politicians at breaking point? In this new digital age with its high level of public scrutiny, the sheer amount of abuse, disdain and direct threat politicians get is causing their mental health to take a real hit.And this matters. Broken politicians equal broken politics and that’s bad news for us all.Few can dispute that in the wake of a near constant stream of scandals, public perceptions of politics and politicians have become increasingly cynical and toxic. So what impact is this all having on our politicians an...
2024-06-0428 min
Into the Magic ShopJennifer Nadel: Compassion in Politics: A New Operating System for Societal ChangeIn this episode of "Into the Magic Shop," Dr. Jim Doty and Jennifer Nadel, award-winning journalist and leader of the UK think tank, Compassion In Politics, delve into the impact of upbringing and personal history on individual behavior and societal engagement. Jennifer discusses her father's past as a child refugee and the epigenetic effects of trauma. They explore the limitations of the legal system, media’s role in shaping divisive narratives, and the influence of fear and tribal instincts on politics. They also highlight the corruption in politics due to the intertwining of corporate interests and the need for a...
2024-04-0349 min
Wonderspace#130 - Dr Julian Abel (Compassionate Communities UK) [S11:E3]This week on the Wonderspace Podcast we ask our six questions to Dr Julian Abel. Julian is a retired palliative care physician and the Director of Compassionate Communities UK whose vision is to see a world where people's natural gifts of compassion, togetherness and equity are more powerful than medicine alone. Julian hosts a podcast called Survival of the Kindest and was nominated by a previous guest on Wonderspace Jennifer Nadel from Compassion in Politics.“Good social relationships are more effective at stopping us dying than giving up smoking, drinking, diet, exercise and anything else you care to me...
2024-02-0916 min
Empowerment Junction: Stories of Resilience, Strength & RenewalStrategies and Habits To Make the Most of the Year 2024As we say goodbye to one year 2023 and welcome in another, we often find ourselves taking a moment to pause and reflect on our experiences, challenges and successes that have shaped the past 12 months.
This transitional period allows us time to think about what we want to start, continue, or even stop doing in the year ahead.
In this episode, I list strategies and transformative habits that set the stage for your success in the coming year and encourage my listeners to develop positive habits that can be game-changing when setting New Year Resolutions.
2023-12-2324 min
Alles über einen Kamm – Der Rhodesian Ridgeback Podcast#087 – Was geht ab an Weihnachten?Ho! Ho! Ho! Die Weihnachts-Episode mit der überschwänglichen Jenny und dem grinchigen Daniel. Warum euer Hund bzw. eure Hündin nicht das Tannenbaumwasser trinken und auch nicht die Nadel abknabbern sollte, erfahrt ihr in dieser Episode!
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Zwo Null Dreiundzwanzig5 Tipps für ein positiveres Mindset - Interview Special mit Johanna KernIn der heutigen Folge tausche ich mich mit der lieben Johanna über das Thema Mindset aus. Wir sprechen über Tools, die du nutzen kannst, um ein positiveres Mindset zu bekommen, wie du negative Denkmuster umwandeln kannst und Johanna verrät dir, was ihre 5 wichtigsten Mindset Changes waren. Viel Freude beim reinhören und umsetzen! 🙏
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2023-05-1848 min
Wonderspace#101 Jennifer Nadel (Compassion in Politics) [S8:E7]On the Wonderspace Podcast this week we orbit with Jennifer Nadel. A qualified barrister, author, activist, award-winning television journalist and the founder of Compassion in Politics which has inspired active engagement from over 100 MPs and other parliaments and groups around the world who want to prioritise compassion.
"I felt that if we could put compassion back in the political space, if we could have it once again, seen as a legitimate political driver, if we could amplify those who are calling for compassionate outcomes, then that in turn, would fertilise the soil in which so many other...
2023-02-2016 min
Survival of the KindestJennifer Nadel: Compassion in Politics"If we live in a culture where where hate is made easy, we are more likely to take that path. Hate gives us a sense of empowerment. Rage gives us a sense of agency. Othering gives us a sense of superiority. It may all be an illusion but at least we don't feel vulnerable and powerless [...] In political debate, fear has been used to create a triggered state where people are going to be in 'fight or flight' so we'll choose to hate rather than welcome." In this week's episode, Julian speaks with Jennifer Nadel, the co-founder...
2023-01-311h 05
HystericalHow did we get here? Dr. Kristen Hawkes and Jennifer NadelIn our first live talk show, we welcome you to consider two alternative lenses to view menopause: the anthropical and the psycho-societal.There’s a reason why no one we know is talking about menopause. With more context around why menopause happens to humans with ovaries and the culture that stigmatizes women’s aging, we can reclaim choice and power in our own lives. Kristen Hawkes is a Distinguished Professor of Anthropology at the University of Utah. Her primary areas of expertise are Cultural Anthropology, Life History, Sociobiology.Jennifer Nadel i...
2022-12-2057 min
Write Where It HurtsSocial Media & The Comparison GameThis week, Eva and Katryn discuss how to navigate mental health on…SOCIAL MEDIA (dun, dun, DUN!) Eva gets her soap box moment about the toxic comparison game and women who “have it all” and Katryn shares some tips and tricks for surviving across platforms. From boundaries to breakthroughs (a.k.a. Shonda Rhimes to Chandler Bing) they cover it.
*Content warnings: Trauma, Anxiety
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Year of Yes by Shonda Rimes
Alexa Donne on YouTube
Writing With the Soul with Adrienne Young
We: A Manifesto for Women Everyw...
2022-07-181h 16
It's Bloody Complicated - A Compass PodcastFixing Westminster | Ep. 65From fines for the prime minister to shocking allegations of harassment, bullying and sexism in the workplace, Parliament has been bedevilled by scandal once again.We’re joined by Dr Hannah White, Jennifer Nadel and Darren Hughes to explore What about the structure and culture of our politics results in such awful behaviour – and how we build a new politics.Hannah White is Deputy Director of the Institute for Government and author of Held in Contempt: What’s Wrong with the House of Commons? (https://www.waterstones.com/book/held-in-contempt/hannah-white//978152615669 3)Jennifer Nadel is Co...
2022-06-0458 min
The Good Life: Andrew Leigh in Conversation168. Jennifer Nadel & Matt Hawkins on Compassion in Politics168. Jennifer Nadel & Matt Hawkins on Compassion in Politics.
2022-03-2443 min
Mama Needs A MomentEp: 21 Single Parenting, Squashing Fear and Creating Joy Worthy Co. w/Lauren StevensWhat do wine dinners, paint pours, candle making and charcuterie design have in common? Lauren Stevens. Lauren is the founder and owner of the creative workshop experiences of Joy Worthy Co. She built her business on the goal of having each guest experience a greater sense of self worth, joy and inspiration. Lauren is fun, easygoing and insightful. She openly shares her journey to bringing her business to life, her objective for each class she hosts, the struggles of being a single parent and business owner, and facing the paralyzing effect of fear.
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2022-02-021h 02
Real Agenda RadioAcross the Benches: Rupa Huq & Matt HancockIn the latest edition of Across the Benches, Co-Director Jennifer Nadel interviews Labour MP Rupa Huq and the former Health Secretary Matt Hancock. They talk about the need for new institutions to encourage cross-party working, their worries about the toxicity of online debate, and their desires to improve the culture of politics.
2022-01-2122 min
Compassion in PoliticsAcross the Benches : Rupa Huq & Matt HancockIn the latest edition of Across the Benches, Co-Director Jennifer Nadel interviews Labour MP Rupa Huq and the former Health Secretary Matt Hancock. They talk about the need for new institutions to encourage cross-party working, their worries about the toxicity of online debate, and their desires to improve the culture of politics.
2022-01-1822 min
All in the MindThe Kindness TestWhen was the last time you did something really kind for someone or someone else did something really kind for you?In the Kindness Test Claudia Hammond and guests are looking at the place of kindness in today’s world, asking what it really means, what happens in our brains when we act kindly and whether there can ever be a role for it in the cut-throat worlds of business and politics.And with many aspects of kindness remaining under-researched, with your help Claudia will be asking you to fill in the gaps by taking pa...
2021-08-3142 min
Itty Bitty Coping Committeeitty bitty episode 6: clare welshprolific pittsburgh artist and therapist-to-be clare welsh gets on the horn w. karla & ashlee to discuss living in a studio apartment throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, what's on her altar, how artistic action can interrupt looping thoughts, the connections between creative and social work, the "honesty" of "bad art," telehealth as a "line to sanity," and getting to know ones "incorrigible self." show notes: 13:07 - elisabeth o'rourke - https://elisabethorourke.com/collections/prints 13:11 - alison cujoh - https://www.instagram.com/alisoncujoh/17:22 - francesca woodman - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/francesca_woodman 31:52 - "chapter after chapter" by heather sellers - https...
2021-06-0754 min
Talks at GoogleGillian Anderson & Jennifer Nadel | "We; A Manifesto for Women Everywhere"Actress Gillian Anderson and journalist Jennifer Nadel, friends for more than a decade, have created the road map they wish they'd had for how to live a meaningful life. "We: A Manifesto for Women Everywhere" is an uplifting, inspirational, and intensely practical manual for change, providing nine universal principles that offer a path for dealing with life's inevitable emotional and spiritual challenges. It's for anyone who wants to see her own life and the world around her change for the better. By combining tools that are psychological, political and spiritual, "We" takes readers on a...
2021-03-0829 min
Real Agenda RadioNetwork News 5 Mar 21Network News, from The Real Agenda Network features the news on the good work being carried out by determined campaigning groups in The Real Agenda Network, those organisations working hard to bring social and economic change. This week we are mainly talking tax with news from IPPR, New Economics Foundation. Tax Justice Network, Tax Justice UK, High Pay Centre, Inequality.org and Compassion in Politics. The news is read by Tom Burgess and Jennifer Nadel, the bulletin is by the Real Agenda Network Find out more www.realagenda.org or contact us at info@realagendaradio.org
2021-03-0518 min
DOIS1E5 - Cât (mai) ești de feminină?
Episodul 5 duce discuția despre feminitate dincolo de estetica corpului, cu care o asociem exclusiv de multe ori. Și atunci, dacă nu este despre a bifa elemente din exterior, despre ce este?
Psihoterapeutul Cristina Flueraș aduce subiectul ăsta într-un punct de liniște și acceptare. Ea spune că feminitatea există în fiecare femeie, într-o formă sau alta și că întrebarea potrivită este: ce fel de feminitate ai, nu dacă o ai. Iar ca să găsești răspunsul, e bine să te mai întrebi și care sunt nevoile tale ca femeie, cum te ocupi d...
2021-01-1337 min
Ctrl Alt DeleteGillian Anderson (REPLAY): Playing Margaret Thatcher & Winser Clothing CollectionThis is reply of my episode with the wonderful Gillian Anderson! You might remember my episode from two years ago when Gillian came on the podcast as a guest with her friend and co-author Jennifer Nadel; they wrote the bestselling book We: The uplifting manual for women seeking happiness.Today, Gillian is back in the Ctrl Alt Delete studio.Stay tuned for the second half of this episode to hear about Gillian in THE CROWN where she will join the cast in season 4 as UK Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher and SEX EDUCATION, Gillian has also collaborated w...
2021-01-0135 min
2020-12-3131 min
Real Agenda RadioCompassion, giving what it takes"Our government is out of step with voters". Jennifer Nadel, co-founder of Compassion in Politics, talks to Tom Burgess on The Real Agenda podcast about how polls show that after health, economic inequality is the top priority for voters but is not being addressed, how we need to put compassion at the heart of politics and why more MPs are signing up to conduct themselves in a more compassionate manner plus what we can all do to make change happen. The Real Agenda with Tom Burgess is part of The Real Agenda Network of podcasts for political change www...
2020-11-2031 min
Real Agenda RadioThe Real Agenda Series 2 Coming SoonToday we tell you about just some of the people you will be hearing in our new series of The Real Agenda, including: Jennifer Nadel, co founder of Compassion in Politics and former ITN Home Affairs editor, Dr Gail Bradbrook, co-founder of Extinction Rebellion, Gavin Esler, author and former BBC Newsnight presenter, Julian Richer, the entrepreneur and author, Robert Palmer from Tax Justice UK, Andrew Dixon, founder of Fairer Share, formerly with Goldman Sachs, Stephen Kinnock MP, now in Shadow Cabinet as well Oxford University professor Danny Dorling and more… so do listen in. Each episode will be more new...
2020-09-1904 min
Compassion in PoliticsWhat Matters? 1: Pragna PatelFounder of Southall Black Sisters, Pragna Patel addresses systemic sexism & racism within the UK legal system. Pragna talks to Jennifer Nadel about her mission to bring legal rights to migrant women fleeing domestic abuse, & sheds light on some of the historical echoes surrounding recent protests. What Matters is political think tank Compassion and Politics’ new podcast. Each week a new interviewee discusses why the work they devote their life to matters to them. What Matters is produced by Kitty Horlick for The Real Agenda Network. www.compassioninpolitics.com www.realagenda.org
2020-06-1652 min
Being TiredEp.6 - Gratitude ListsThis week I give you an exercise - daily gratitude lists. I explain what they are, why they are invaluable and transformative, and how to do them - following Gillian Anderson & Jennifer Nadel's format taken from their book "We: A Manifesto". This exercise is extremely useful for my fatigue management, because of its' cumulative effect on mental health, it can pull you through on bad days. Fatigue is not only 'pure fatigue', but the things that pile on top of it and affect your overall experience - depression, anxiety, stress etc. Self care of this kind is a useful...
2020-06-1215 min
Being TiredEp.6 - Gratitude ListsThis week I give you an exercise - daily gratitude lists. I explain what they are, why they are invaluable and transformative, and how to do them - following Gillian Anderson & Jennifer Nadel's format taken from their book "We: A Manifesto". This exercise is extremely useful for my fatigue management, because of its' cumulative effect on mental health, it can pull you through on bad days. Fatigue is not only 'pure fatigue', but the things that pile on top of it and affect your overall experience - depression, anxiety, stress etc. Self care of this kind is a useful...
2020-06-1215 min
Compassion in PoliticsBeyond Covid: Caroline Lucas MPCaroline Lucas MP talks about how to use the lessons we’re learning from the current crisis to tackle climate change & build a more equal country. Hosted by member of the Nobel Peace Prize winning campaign team for the Abolition of Nuclear Weapons, Matt Hawkins and former ITV News editor, Jennifer Nadel, this episode is the first in a new series exploring ideas that would enable the UK to build back better after the Covid-19 crisis. Caroline discusses fresh evidence which shows the public may be more receptive to crisis measures to tackle climate change than politicians realise & how to...
2020-04-1620 min
It's Bloody Complicated - A Compass PodcastThe Ethics and Emotions of the Coronavirus Emergency | Ep.2These are unprecedented times and we need to rise to the new and enormous challenges we now face.The crisis isn’t just forcing us to think differently, but behave differently. On March 31st, we hosted a conversation with Compass members on The Ethics and Emotions of the Coronavirus Emergency.Tune in to hear our panel and members discuss the big questions: How do we relate to each other socially and politically now? What are the right emotions and tone to adopt? Our guest speakers this week included:Julia Unw...
2020-04-0250 min
Moral MazeHealing the NationIn the last three and a half years, freedom has clashed with fraternity, families have fallen out and friends have become foes. What happens next is – the Prime Minister promises – “a moment of real national renewal”. Post-Brexit Britain is not yet a week old and there is much left to negotiate about its future relationship with the EU, but at last we have certainty on one thing: we’re out. Inevitably there are still die-hard remainers re-branding themselves as ‘rejoiners’ and continued shouts of “You lost, get over it!” from their victors, but the tired rhetoric of both sides is now being tempe...
2020-02-0642 min
Ctrl Alt Delete#241 Gillian Anderson: TV, Time Out & Trying New ThingsMy guest today is the wonderful Gillian Anderson. You might remember my episode from two years ago when Gillian came on the podcas as a guest with her friend and co-author Jennifer Nadel; they wrote the bestselling book We: The uplifting manual for women seeking happiness.Today, Gillian is back in the Ctrl Alt Delete studio. She doesn't really need an introduction but I will do it anyway! She is the award-winning film, television and theatre actor who achieved international recognition for her role as ‘Special Agent Dana Scully’ on the AmericanTV series THE X-FI...
2020-01-2235 min
The Smart Girl Tribe PodcastLife as an award-winning journalist, author and lawyer | Jennifer NadelJennifer Nadel has had nine lives, she started as a lawyer and then quickly turned to journalism, she is most known for her work however as ITV's Home Affairs Editor and writing "We: A manifesto for women everywhere" with Hollywood actress Gillian Anderson. In this episode Nadel opens up about sexism, self-care, her latest venture Compassion in Politics and how you too can become an award-winning journalist. From battling depression to writing her provocative book, we dive into it all.
2020-01-081h 01
The PitchCan a Zebra Survive in a Unicorn World?Jennifer Brandel of Hearken is pitching a new kind of business. She calls it a zebra: a company that’s driven by a mission — but still wants to make money. And Jennifer’s mission with Hearken is to help journalists do their jobs better. But can she and the investors get on the same page? Today's investors are Jillian Manus, Charles Hudson, Phil Nadel, Michael Hyatt and Sarah Downey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
2019-03-1337 min
Planet Pod's PodcastPlanet Pod Special - Deeds and Words: A Festival of Women's VoicesJoin Planet Pod host Amanda Carpenter as she interviews Helen Pankhurst, Kate Fox and Jennifer Nadel among others at the recent Deeds and Words Festival of women’s voices. The weekend event held to celebrate 100 years of women’s suffrage brought together poets, writers, politicians, campaigners and activists celebrating women making themselves heard across the decades politically, publicly and personally. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2018-10-2230 min
The Influential Women PodcastJennifer NadelJennifer Nadel is a writer, broadcaster, campaigner and author of 'We: A Manifesto For Women Everywhere'.
She qualified as a barrister and was called to The Bar before she became a journalist. Nadel was ITN's Home Affairs editor during the 1990's.
She published an inspiring, empowering and provocative manifesto for change with her friend Gillian Anderson in 2017.
The 'Influential Women Podcast' discusses Jennifer's life, work, passions, motivations and influences and is co-produced by presenter Nicki Bannerman and audio producer Juliette Nicholls.
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2018-04-0819 min
SheTime with Alexandra Sampson | Self-Care Perspectives & InsightWomen & Self-Care with Jennifer NadelOn the inaugural episode of SheTime, host Alexandra Sampson chats with London-based author and award winning journalist, Jennifer Nadel to discuss the topic Women & Self-Care and Jennifer's book, co-authored with Gillian Anderson, We: A Manifesto for Women Everywhere.Jennifer and Alex discuss:The moment Jennifer realized she had neglected self-care; What prompted Jennifer and Gillian to author We: A Manifesto to Women Everywhere; Their favorite self-care principles from the book; Jennifer's advice to women reading the book; Jennifer's friendship with Gillian Anderson (who you may know as Agent Scully from the XFiles...
2018-04-0400 min
Tea Time with Katie and ChelseaEpisode 66 - Romantic Comedies (RomComs) Written by Men vs WomenThis week Katie and Chelsea dive back into one of their favorite types of episodes, but this time they talk about movies! We love RomComs and decided to look and see what the differences were between men writing them and women writing them! Hope you enjoy our discussion! What's your favorite RomCom?
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2018-03-261h 19
Ctrl Alt Delete#65 Gillian Anderson & Jennifer Nadel: A Manifesto for Women EverywhereToday's episode is with Gilllian Anderson and Jennifer Nadel. Gillian is an actress, activist and writer, probably best known for her iconic roles in the X Files and The Fall. Jennifer is a qualified barrister who, after reporting for the BBC and Channel 4 News, became ITN’s Home Affairs Editor. She has also written a non-fiction book which was made into a channel 4 documentary and a novel called Pretty Thing. They’ve together written a book called WE: A Manifesto for Women Everywhere. Gillian and Jennifer are two good friends who for the last decade have stumbled along together, figuring stuf...
2017-03-1023 min
Discover Popular Titles Audiobooks in Nonfiction and Gender IssuesWe: A Manifesto for Women Everywhere Audiobook by Gillian Anderson, Jennifer NadelListen to the full audiobook free with a 30-day trial. Go tohttps://hotaudiobook.com/freeTitle: We: A Manifesto for Women Everywhere
Author: Gillian Anderson, Jennifer Nadel
Narrator: Gillian Anderson, Jennifer Nadel
Format: Unabridged
Length: 9 hrs and 42 mins
Language: English
Release date: 03-08-17
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers Limited
Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 4 votes
Genres: Nonfiction, Gender Issues
Publisher's Summary:
Imagine a sisterhood across all creeds and cultures. An unspoken agreement that we, as women, will support and encourage one another.
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2017-03-089h 42
Free Audiobook: Giving You a Laugh While You Walk the Path | Self Development, Motivation & InspirationWe: A Manifesto for Women Everywhere by Gillian Anderson | AudiobookListen to full audiobooks for free on :https://hotaudiobook.com/freeTitle: We: A Manifesto for Women EverywhereAuthor: Gillian Anderson, Jennifer NadelNarrator: Gillian Anderson, Jennifer NadelFormat: UnabridgedLength: 9 hrs and 43 minsLanguage: EnglishRelease date: 03-07-17Publisher: Simon & Schuster AudioGenres: Self Development, Motivation & InspirationSummary:Imagine a sisterhood - across all creeds and cultures. An unspoken agreement that we, as women, will support and encourage one another. That we will remember we don't know what struggles each of us may be...
2017-03-079h 43