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The Kibitz with Connor Goldsmith & Jordan BlokEpisode 22: Left That Game BitchlessWelcome back to The Kibitz, the show where a pedantic yapper and a bimbo genius chitchat about whatever the hell we want. Queening out weekly on all platforms!This episode: Bad Bunny's historic Super Bowl halftime show! Jill Zarin's historic act of racist self-sabotage! Cardi B's historic hex on Stefon Diggs! Gay people united against the New England Patriots! Megan Thee Stallion and Daniel Radcliffe having a kibitz of their own! We'll give Emerald Fennell this: she always gives good soundtrack! An Olympic penis conspiracy! Analyzing America's withdrawal from the World Health Organization! And much much more!
2026-02-121h 22
The Run-Through with VogueHow Emerald Fennell Captured the Transgressive Power of Wuthering HeightsOn Sunday afternoon—just hours before the Super Bowl—members of the Vogue Book Club gathered at the SVA Theatre in Chelsea for a special preview screening of Wuthering Heights, followed by an insightful conversation between director Emerald Fennell and Chloe for The Run-Through.Drawing on literary scholarship and her own teenage memories of the book, Fennell chose to lean into its sadomasochistic undercurrents. As she explained, “There’s a quote from Daphne du Maurier in which she describes Wuthering Heights as a kind of sexless book. But I’ve never experienced it that way. That’s part of the...
2026-02-1255 min
Communication Mechanics: A Podcast for EngineersDesign Communication for New EngineersIn the season 4 premiere, Dr. Jill Fennell sits down with returning guest Dr. Amit S. Jariwala and new guest and fellow instructor Marty Jacobson to discuss the conventions of Design Communication. The episode covers how early-career engineers make communication decisions as they move from "student writing" into professional practice, design teams, and real constraints. _Show Notes and Timestamps: 01:00 Welcome and Introductions to Guests - Amit Jariwala and Marty Jacobson 01:36 Communication Design Processes: Creating Specifications 03:27 What defines a strong input or specification 06:27 Role of the spec sheet in early design decisions and how you discuss t...
2026-02-0940 min
Future TenseMicroplastic removal and decarbonising cementNegotiations over a global treaty on microplastics have broken down. So, where to from here for one of the world's biggest environmental threats? We also get an update on new efforts to clean-up the cement production industry; and we look at AI chatbots and the increasing role they're playing as sources of advice and emotional support.GuestsDr Pratik Sachdeva — Senior Data Scientist, D-Lab, University of California, BerkeleyDr Shababa Selim — Senior Technology Analyst, IDTechEXProfessor Paul Fennell — Professor of Clean Energy, Imperial College LondonProfessor Jill Newby — Clinical psycholo...
2025-11-1329 minCommunication Mechanics: A Podcast for EngineersReviewing Reports: Training Writing ReviewersIn the season 3 finale, Dr. Jill Fennell sits down with returning guest Dr. David MacNair and new guest Dr. Caitlin Kelly. The three discuss the importance of 'training the trainer' and ensuring graduate TAs and communication center tutors have the tools they need to give feedback to the students they work with. _Show Notes and Timestamps: 00:43 Introduction to guests 01:00 Introduction to conversation about training writing reviewers 01:57 How to train the trainer and give constructive feedback 03:14 Distinction between grading and feedback 09:17 How to approach talking to GTAs and Tutors about what they n...
2025-11-0351 min
Tiny In All That AirChris Sewart Discusses All Things PLSLyn and Chris discuss the recent writing workshop run by the Philip Larkin Society called Drafting a World: a Poetry Writing Workshop inspired by the poetry of Philip Larkin, with Nottingham based writer Jane Bluett at the Avenues in Hull on Saturday 11th October at ArtLink. Chris reads his new Larkin poem from the workshop, Father of the Bride and we talk about the power of using Larkinalia and Larkin’s words to inspire us. We also discuss the treasures to be found in About Larkin, Maurice Rutherford, the upcoming PLS Book Club and Jill, and the...
2025-10-241h 02Communication Mechanics: A Podcast for EngineersCommunicating During Engineering InternshipsIn this episode, Dr. Jill Fennell sits down with recent Georgia Tech graduate Keshav Pransukhka to learn more about his experience as an engineering intern and discuss advice for students going into internships for the first time. _Show Notes and Timestamps 00:43 welcome and introduction 01:15 internship information 04:17 First communication expectations and challenges 06:23 Value of communication training in college 07:41 Communicating with different audiences 10:05 Strategies for dealing with different audiences 12:47 Amount of communication during internship 14:07 Slide Design Strategies 17:07 Advice for students when designing slide decks 20:41 Building confidence during internship work 23:36 Advice for students who h...
2025-10-2036 minCommunication Mechanics: A Podcast for EngineersEngineering Leadership Communication (with Russell Ford)In this episode, Jill Fennell speaks to Russell Ford, Chairman and CEO of StandardAero and Georgia Tech alumnus, about the importance of communication in leadership. Using Mister Ford's Top Ten Rules for Technical Leadership as a framework, the two discuss strategies for effectively communicating and growing in leadership roles as an engineer._Show Notes and Timestamps: 00:43 Introductions and Guest introductions 01:21 Communication’s importance in leadership 03:14 Evolving views on communication upon entering leadership roles 06:48 Helpful communication habits and tools 08:29 Introduction to Russ Ford’s Top Ten Rules for Technical Leadership 10:48 The rules as they relate to t...
2025-10-0644 minCommunication Mechanics: A Podcast for EngineersSpeaking with Confidence: How Engineers can Master High Stakes CommunicationIn this episode Dr. Jill Fennell has a conversation with Kathryn Woods about the principles of confident communication in high stakes scenarios, sharing important strategies for giving effective presentations and forming positive public speaking habits. Notes and Timestamps: 00:43 - Introduction and Guest 01:14 - Transition from SLP to Coaching Professionals in Public Speaking 02:34 - How personal experience influences teaching 04:31 - Background in SLP and the Science of Communication Confidence 08:04 - Physical reaction to nerves and public speaking 11:57 - Strategies for staying calm during high stakes speaking situations 14:40 - Voice, Tone and Pacing in presentations 24:31...
2025-09-2243 minCommunication Mechanics: A Podcast for EngineersBeyond the Pitch: Communicating Your Engineering Skills at Career FairsIn the season 3 premiere of Communication Mechanics, podcast host Dr. Jill Fennell is joined by Laura Garcia, Director of Undergraduate Career Education at Georgia Tech. Together they discuss navigating different aspects of Career Fairs from a communication standpoint, detailing information to help students before, during, and after their career fair experience. Notes and Timestamps: 00:43 Introduction to Topic and Guest 01:51 How Students should prepare for the career fair 03:44 Details for students to include beyond the basics at fairs 09:07 How do students research different communication norms in different industries 09:59 Mapping out career fair day 11:41 The balance bet...
2025-09-0843 minCommunication Mechanics: A Podcast for EngineersEngineering Safety CommunicationIn this episode, host Dr. Jill Fennell sits down with Mark Ligler, Vice President of Factory Automation Systems in Georgia and member of the Woodruff School Advisory board, to talk about the importance of communicating safety in engineering. Notes and Timestamps: 00:54 Introductions and guest introductions 01: 33 Importance of safety to future engineers 04:32 Helping others communicate safety needs 08:04 Poor safety communication leading to issues 11:15 Building a safety culture 13:55 Effective safety communication 18:30 Leaders and Managers communicating the importance of safety 20:37 Safety communication in high vs low risk fields 22:45 Common mistakes in safety communication 24:46 Common mistakes in safety signage 28:18 Role o...
2025-03-2442 minCommunication Mechanics: A Podcast for EngineersCode CommentingIn this episode, host Dr. Jill Fennell sits down with Dr. David Torello, Director of the Clark Scholars Program and the College of Engineering's Dean's Scholars Program in the Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering at Georgia Tech. The two discuss code commenting, an oft overlooked communication genre in Engineering, and consider best practices and use cases for creating effective code comments. Show Notes and Timestamps: 00:54 - Introducing guest 02:02 - Code Commenting as Communication 03:14 - Purpose of Code Commenting 05:44 - Mapping out Communication for Code Commenting 09:17 - Genre Expectations for Code Commenting 15:33 - Audience needs and Usability o...
2025-03-1051 minCommunication Mechanics: A Podcast for EngineersBridging Design and Machining: How to Create Effective Technical DrawingsIn this episode, host Jill Fennell talks to Dr. David Smith, lecturer in the Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering, and Scott Elliot, manager of the Machine Shop at the Montgomery Machining Mall about the importance of creating technical drawings that communicate information effectively between engineers and machinists. Show Notes and Timestamps: 00:54 - Welcome and Introductions 02:56 - Thinking about technical drawing as communication 05:40 - what engineers need to know about the role of the machinist 07:43 - examples of students not knowing the machinist’s needs 11:45 - Importance of anticipating communication needs between engineer and machinist 13:39 - Contracts and...
2025-02-2442 minCommunication Mechanics: A Podcast for EngineersTransferring Fundamental Communication Skills to EngineeringIn the first episode of Season Two of Communication Mechanics, Dr. Jill Fennell is joined by Dr. Andy Frazee, Director of Writing and Communication in the School of Literature, Media, and Communication at Georgia Tech. Lending his expertise in the first year writing sequence of English 1101 and 1102, he offers strategies and connections between required communications courses and technical courses for early career engineering students. Show Notes and Timestamps: Introduction to Topic and Guest: 00:56 Learning transferring skills in English 1101 and 1102: 2:37 Understanding Audience, Purpose, and Genre: 6:08 How Decision and Design courses in ME are similar t...
2025-02-1045 minCommunication Mechanics: A Podcast for EngineersCommunication Mechanics Episode 5: Communicating Senior Design Projects - Lessons from Capstone Winners with Mechkiwis, Part 2In Part 2 of the final episode of Season 1 of the podcast, Dr. Jill Fennell speaks to three members of the team that won in the category of Best Mechanical Engineering Project at the Spring 2024 Capstone Engineering Expo, the Mechkiwis. Seniors Isabelle Gustafson, Miguel Daly, and Sana Hafeez share the experience they and their fellow teammates - Claudia Vitale, Lena Moller, and Maxwell Gart - had creating communication materials for their project and designing a successful expo presentation.Shownotes and Timestamps: 01:11 Third category: Innovative nature of the team’s solution 09:38 Fourth category: Presentation energy at the Expo 13:01 Te...
2024-11-1130 minCommunication Mechanics: A Podcast for EngineersCommunication Mechanics Episode 5: Communicating Senior Design Projects - Lessons from Capstone Winners with Mechkiwis, Part 1In Part 1 of the final episode of Season 1 of the podcast, Dr. Jill Fennell speaks to three members of the team that won in the category of Best Mechanical Engineering Project at the Spring 2024 Capstone Engineering Expo, the Mechkiwis. Seniors Isabelle Gustafson, Miguel Daly, and Sana Hafeez share the experience they and their fellow teammates - Claudia Vitale, Lena Moller, and Maxwell Gart - had creating communication materials for their project and designing a successful expo presentation. Part 2 will be posted next week on Monday, November 11th.Shownotes and Timestamps 01:08 Episode I...
2024-11-0445 minCommunication Mechanics: A Podcast for EngineersCommunication Mechanics Episode 4: Writing Effective Technical Reports - Beyond Chronological NarrativesIn this episode Dr. Jill Fennell speaks with Dr. David MacNair, Director of Laboratory Development at Georgia Tech, about technical reports and the importance of moving beyond chronological narratives in engineering communication. Show Notes and Timestamps: Introduction to topic and guest 00:54 Technical Reports and their role in Engineering 04:28 Communication challenges for novice report writers 05:48 Significance of organization in avoiding pitfalls 07:07 Importance of organization in relation to pre-determined formats 10:34 Why writing chronologically is not the best option 12:47 Impact of poorly written reports on decision making 15:40 Importance of considering specific clients in t...
2024-10-2143 minCommunication Mechanics: A Podcast for EngineersCommunication Mechanics Episode 3: Understanding AudiencesIn this episode Dr. Jill Fennell sits down with Dr. David Anderson, Principal Engineer at Exponent, to talk about the importance of understanding audience in Engineering Communications. Show Notes and Timestamps Episode Introduction 00:56 Why engineers should prioritize audience 2:02 How did you realize the importance of understanding audience 03:20 Audience influence on design decisions 05:22 Audience needs - anticipating and addressing 12:32 How can new engineers learn about different workplace roles and expectations 14:32 Sharing Information for specific stakeholders 17:03 Examples of Successes and Challenges in Engineering Communication 22:33 Unique difficulties of engineering communication 29:43
2024-10-0737 minCommunication Mechanics: A Podcast for EngineersCommunication Mechanics Episode 2: Applying to Graduate SchoolIn this episode, Dr. Jill Fennell has a conversation about applying to graduate school with Dr. Andrei Fedorov, Associate Chair for Graduate Studies at the Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering at Georgia Tech. Show Notes and Timestamps: Introduction and Guest Introduction 00:54 Purpose of graduate school application documents 02:03 CRISP acronym for a successful grad school applications 05:42 C -Creative 06:08 R - Research 06:41 I - Integrity 08:25 S - Specific 09:09 P - Powerful 10:47 Documents for Grad School applications 11:45 Prompt based personal statements at the Woodruff School 12:19 Prompt 1: Self description and introductions 13:43 Prompt 2: What sets you apart 17:25 Prompt 3: Why t...
2024-09-2339 minCommunication Mechanics: A Podcast for EngineersCommunication Mechanics Episode 1: The Webb Communication Program Goals and TenetsIn this inaugural episode, podcast host Dr. Jill Fennell sits down with Dr. Amit S. Jariwala, Director of Design and Innovation at the Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering to discuss the Goals and Tenets of the Webb Communication Program. Show Notes and Timestamps: Introduction, meeting the host and guest: 00:00 Webb Communication Program Goals: 03:45 Program History and Purpose: 06:32 Program structure and scaffolding: 08:28 Program Core Tenets 11:58 Implicit Task 1: Balancing Cognitive Load and Content: 18:34 Implicit Task 2: Determining what counts as information: 21:34 Implicit Task 3: Determining the actionable threshold: 22:38 Implicit Task 4: The Trustworthiness Threshold: 25:49 Implicit Task 5: Understanding Genre: 28:23 Situational Learning: 33:26 ...
2024-09-0955 min
Queer VoicesMarch 15th 2023 Queer Voices - Pets in the Park, Book of Mary and "The Bride" (Stages Theater)Send us a textAvenue 360 "Pets in the Park" -- Book of Mary -- Stages Theater " The Bride"We speak with Dr. Charlene Flash, President CEO of Avenue 360 talks about the organization and the upcoming Pets in the Park event. Avenue 360 Health and Wellness, a 501 (c)3 organization, is a Federally Qualified Health Center with seven clinics in the Houston region providing primary, behavioral health, and dental care to medically underserved communities. Previously, the organization was known as Houston Area Community Services (HACS), founded in 1998 to treat those living with AIDS. Several years ago, HACS partnered...
2023-03-1658 min
WCBS 880 In DepthBook deserts: Turning the page on the Bronx’s literacy problemThe Bronx is home to 1.4 million people – a population bigger than most American cities – but only houses two full-time bookstores. This makes it a book desert. But Bronxites are working to close the literacy gap in their borough. Saraciea Fennell, a book publicist raised in the Bronx, noticed authors rarely ever came to the Bronx for literacy events. She tells In Depth how she changed that by starting The Bronx is Reading Festival. Bronx native Gregory Hernandez shares his findings from his film “1.5 Million.” The documentary explores what led to the borough’s low literacy levels and how communi...
2022-12-0224 min
The Fantasy ForumEscapism and The Vampire DiariesPodcast host, Jeanne Yoon, invites close friend and fellow fantasy fan, Hanna Lee, to discuss how escapism impacts society. This episode explores Daniel Baker’s article “Why We Need Dragons: The Progressive Potential of Fantasy” and its claim that individuals need fantasy. This idea is connected with The Vampire Diaries television series and the strong influence it has brought upon many viewers. In their discussion, they recall characters and events of core fantasy elements and examine what makes the relatively dated show still a prominent topic of discussion among young fans today.
2021-10-2033 minThe Fantasy ForumTranstemporal and Transnational Fantasy and The Nine-Tailed FoxPodcast host, Adela Sheng, speaks with her friend, Shannon Kim from Auburn University, about an enduring creature of Asian cultural fantasy: the Nine-Tailed Fox. In this episode, they utilize this fantastical creature to explore fantasy’s role in society and its lasting cultural impact. They discuss the many different traits the Nine-Tailed Fox takes on across various cultures and time periods, as well as its portrayal in modern fantasy media.
2021-10-1732 minThe Fantasy ForumFantasy and Family and Dungeons & DragonsLooking for nerdy tales of fantastical adventure with strong family values? Then check out this week's episode of The Fantasy Forum. Special host, Connor McCary, welcomes Chad Valentine, a father-of-four and lifelong Dungeons and Dragons enthusiast to The Fantasy Forum to talk about Fantasy’s role in building relationships. In this episode, they discuss how Dungeons and Dragons became a regular family tradition and what about it brought them together. They also discuss the interesting lessons from the family Dungeons and Dragons campaign that carried over into everyday life.
2021-10-1343 minThe Fantasy ForumFeminism in Fantasy and Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat NoirSometimes fantasy is purely imagination, but other times it reflects reality and elements of society. Through the increasingly progressive era that we live in today, relevant topics such as equality and feminism are embodied in many fantasy works. In this podcast, host Palak Sharma and guest Lynne Park discuss how feminism is present in the fantasy TV show Miraculous, and delve into how ‘real’ these characteristics are, as well as how having a prominent female protagonist alters the message of the show as a whole.
2021-10-1022 minThe Fantasy ForumThe Uses of Fantasy Aesthetics and LokiThis episode’s host, Ryan Thomas Lynch, chats with Sergio Ruiz, his good friend and fraternity brother who is a huge Marvel fan, about how the hit Disney+ show Loki is able to put its characters in very relatable situations despite narrative of the show being about the literal “God of Mischief” who gets arrested by an omnipotent time traveling bureaucracy (oops, spoiler warning). We talk about what we think the show did right, what it didn’t have to do, and what it did wrong in using fantasy elements to create the lifelike scenarios for its characters. Then they try...
2021-10-0635 minThe Fantasy ForumThe Melding of Science Fiction and Fantasy and AKIRAHave you ever been confused what the difference between science fiction and fantasy is? Podcast host, Garrett Anderson, and guests, Nico Leopold and Charlie Morris, explore the relationship between science fiction and fantasy. In this episode, they discuss the critically acclaimed 1988 Japanese film AKIRA and how it draws from both science fiction and fantasy, allowing it to inhabit the limbo genre science fantasy. Through their conversation, listeners can not only get a better understanding of the movie, but also a better understanding of the genres of science fiction and fantasy.
2021-09-1526 minThe Fantasy ForumNostalgic Fantasy and Mario KartJoin your host, Varun Godbole, as he talks to two seasoned video game players, Aditya Munagapati and Varun Vangala, about fantasy in video games and what exactly makes it so appealing and popular. Specifically, we look into the game/franchise Mario Kart, which combines a popular, realistic sport with fantastical elements. We explore how these fantastical elements change how people perceive racing games. We also look at the universe of Mario and how much influence that has on the user’s enjoyment of the game. Between the two, we consider how Mario Kart has touched so many people over th...
2021-09-0823 minThe Fantasy ForumFantasy or Mythology and Percy JacksonPodcast host, Ella Witz, explores the lines drawn between the classification of fantasy and mythology with Dr. Burmester. In this episode, they discuss the stakes at play in distinguishing between mythology and fantasy through exploring the Percy Jackson series, written by Rick Riordan. Through their conversation, they discuss the different aspects that separate the two genres, such as author belief and purpose, while also determining if fantasy can ever be purely original.
2021-09-0641 min
The Fantasy ForumAnthropomorphism’s Role in Fantasy and The Chronicles of NarniaPodcast hosts, Amogh Totada and Christian Haynes, dive into the relationship between anthropomorphism and fantasy. They use The Chronicles of Narnia as an example to discuss this relationship. With the help of their guest, Sophia Haynes, a journalism major at the University of Georgia, the three investigate how authors use anthropomorphism as an essential tool to develop the setting and characters of their fictional worlds. By the end of the podcast, Amogh and Christian provide fresh perspective of anthropomorphism's relationship with fantasy.
2021-08-3020 minThe Fantasy ForumMultimedia Lore and League of LegendsGeorgia Tech students, Yoon Ji Cho and Willa Zheng, interview fellow student, Crystal Dai, to examine how the genre of fantasy has adapted to fit new forms of online media such as video games. They discuss fantastical elements in the video game League of Legends and how it employs elements important to the fantasy genre to make the user experience more immersive and enjoyable. They also explore the role of multimedia content in expanding the horizons of fantasy as a genre.
2021-08-1519 minThe Fantasy ForumFantasy Benefits and Harry Potter and the Goblet of FireAbdulaziz Memesh speak swith his roommate and fellow Georgia Tech student, Mohammed Kousa, about the benefits of fantasy and its effect on the people who consume it. Throughout their discussion of this topic, they reference some of the scenes in the movie Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire as well as other stories to make points about the kinds of thoughts that are motivated by fantasy.
2021-08-1130 min
It's Baton Rouge: Out to LunchBlooming in Baton RougeLouisiana, for all its man-made foibles and imperfections, is blessed with a lot of lush greenery, natural wildlife, and a temperate climate that allows for outdoor recreation. We also take our great outdoors for granted, and as a result, have one of the worst environmental records in the country and a host of regulations to deal with it. Diane Baum is owner of Baum Environmental Group, a contract and consulting firm that specializes in helping commercial and governmental clients secure environmental permits dealing with things like storm-water runoff, while also providing services to make sure their clients s...
2021-08-1127 minThe Fantasy ForumPositive Escapism and Spirited AwayWhy is it so common for people to criticize escapism within fantasy if it brings us much tranquility and joy? In this episode, host, Anahi Canales Dominguez, discusses with a peer, Adela Sheng, the impact of escapism on our mindset, and why fantasy critics view it detrimentally. Their conversation focuses on escapism to the Spirit Realm, a magical world in the popular Studio Ghibli film Spirited Away, to attempt to form a consensus on escapism’s impact. Within their interview, they compare reality and escapism as the film expresses them, and how the difference between the two is strengthened by...
2021-08-0921 minThe Fantasy ForumFantasy Needs Rules and Dungeons and DragonsJoin your Dungeon Master, Jordan Moss with special guest and veteran DnD player, Adeline Boswell as they discuss monsters, spells, maps, and stories of Dungeons and Dragons, and its broader implications of how fantasy works best. From character creation to campaign writing to the role of a dice, DnD brings an expectation of absolute freedom to every new player. But today we shatter those expectations. Listen to how we overcome our frustrations with rules and better appreciate why fantasy both benefits from and requires rules and limitations.
2021-07-3134 minThe Fantasy ForumVerisimilitude and A Discovery of WitchesPodcast organizer, Dr. Jill Fennell, speaks with a peer Georgia Tech Marion L. Brittain Postdoctoral Fellow, Dr. Eric Lewis, about verisimilitude’s place in fantasy by discussing the television series A Discovery of Witches. In this episode they discuss our connection to fantasy in terms of the desire for it and its tenuous relationship with verisimilitude. Through their conversation, they discuss much of the first season (2018) of “Disco Witches” to talk about how our enjoyment of fantasy can be related to some “real-seeming” elements within the larger fantastic narrative.
2021-07-2042 min
almasculina"almasculina" #39 - BÁRBARA PAZ - PARTE 1O episódio #39 - Parte 1 do @almasculina com a atriz e diretora Bárbara Paz (@barbararaquelpaz), que fala sobre referências de masculinidades, carreira, machismo, estigmas... Sempre relacionados à sua visão sobre as masculinidades.
ASPAS - Livro “A Passagem do meio: da Miséria do Significado da Meia-idade”, de James Hollis. ESCUTA AQUI - Bárbara Paz indicou: Livro “Foi Apenas Um Sonho (Revolution Road)”, de Richard Yates; Filme “Foi Apenas Um Sonho” (2009), de Sam Mendes. Disponível no TeleCine e AppleTV; Livro “Só Garotos”, da Patti Smith; Livro “Suíte Tóquio”, de Giovana Madalosso; Série “Transparent” (2014), de Jill...
2021-05-0151 min
A Musical Theatre PodcastCITY OF ANGELS with Jill Gold and David ZippelNot only do we get to celebrate one of the great musicals of the 1990s with someone who ran it, we also get to do it with someone who wrote it! Production Stage Manager Jill Gold and the musical's Tony-winning lyricist David Zippel join us this week to talk about the uber clever CITY OF ANGELS. Between giving much deserved love to stage management teams and sharing in the love that went into creating this complex musical, this episode is guaranteed to get you excited about going back to the theatre. Jill Gold is on...
2021-04-111h 26
It's Baton Rouge: Out to LunchThe Great OutdoorsLouisiana, for all its man-made foibles and imperfections, is blessed with a lot of lush greenery, natural wildlife, and a temperate climate that allows for outdoor recreation. We also take our great outdoors for granted, and as a result, have one of the worst environmental records in the state and a host of regulations to deal with it. Diane Baum is owner of Baum Environmental Group, a contract and consulting firm that specializes in helping commercial and governmental clients secure environmental permits dealing with things like sotrm-water runoff, while also providing services to make sure their clients...
2021-01-2027 min
Plants Grow Here - Horticulture, Landscape Gardening & EcologyEp.20 Cattle farming in "Centralia" - Gillian Fennell (@stationmum101)Gillian Fennell is a cattle farmer sitting on a million acres in central Australia. In this episode, she speaks about looking after the land so the right plants can grow that will feed her livestock, why she runs only 5000 head of cattle on her massive property, and why branding the hide of animals is necessary. You might ask, "is a cattle episode relevant for the Plants Grow Here podcast?" And I would respond, "absolutely". EPISODE LINKSFollow Jill on Twitter: @stationmum101 / Check out the Country Women's Association of Australia: h...
2020-12-1355 min