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WomanicaCultivators: Helen Gwynne-VaughanCommandant Dame Helen Gwynne-Vaughan (1879-1967) was an acclaimed botanist who studied and published papers and textbooks on the reproduction of fungi. She also had a military career in both World Wars, and was appointed the first Chief Controller of the Auxiliary Territorial Service. For Further Reading: Fungi and the forces: The pioneering life of Helen Gwynne-Vaughan Helen Gwynne-Vaughan: An extraordinary botanist whose problems of identity still confront female scientists today This month, we’re talking about cultivators — women who nurtured, cross-pollinated, experimented, or went to great lengths to better understand and protect the natural world. 2025-04-0208 min
Cannabis Tech TalksEpisode 198: Podcast Pioneering with Sara PayanAron Vaughan catches up with the host of "Planted with Sara Payan," covering various topics including her personal wellness journey, what inspired her to begin a podcast, legislation, and more.WEBSITE: https://cannatechtoday.com/Make sure to follow our other social media platforms to stay up-to-date on all things Cannabis & Tech Today.https://twitter.com/cannatechtodayhttps://www.facebook.com/CannaTechTodayhttps://www.instagram.com/cannatechtoday2025-04-0156 min
Los UltrasónicosLos ultrasónicos - Kiko Helguera: Tangos, tatuajes y otras corrientes irreversibles - 16/03/25El título del espacio de hoy se inspira en uno de los temas del nuevo álbum “Flamenco Vibes” del gran percusionista y baterista catalán Marc Miralta, quién introduce el vibráfono en el universo del flamenco, otra nueva frontera derribada, otro territorio sonoro a explorar, en ese río de la música, en el que nadie puede bañarse dos veces, ya que nunca deja de fluir, expandirse en todas direcciones y por eso no hay vuelta atrás, cada avance es irreversible: la tradición es solo un punto de partida, nunca de llegada porque siempre...2025-03-161h 00
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Women's PerformanceBrain Storm Episode 1: The CrashOn November 11th, 2021, on day three of a solo multi-day ride on Arizona’s Coconino Trail, seven-time world champion adventure athlete Rebecca Rusch clipped her handlebars on a protruding rock, launching her from her bike and into a ravine 10 feet below, where she hit the ground with enough force to bounce multiple times, breaking her helmet and badly bruising her ribs. After self-rescuing off the trail, Rebecca did what pretty much everyone told her to do: rest up and recover. Her ribs mended. Her brain, which had clearly been concussed, didn't. Now, going on three years later, we revisit th...2024-09-021h 15
Being BrilliantDreamy Curvy NikiSend us a textBuying a Wedding Dress can be difficult and stressful. However, if you're a Curvy Bride and you are lucky enough to have Niki and Sara at Dreamy Curves on the case, you're on to a winner!! In this episode I chat with the lovely Niki, owner of Dreamy Curves Bridal Boutique on Main Street, Bray, Co. Wicklow. We discuss important tips when buying your Wedding Dress, what you need to consider even before your appointment and how long in advance you need to book your dress to ensure it's ready in time for yo...2024-08-0833 min
Jazz ExpressoJazz Expresso a Sants3Ràdio 929:Lou Levy,Simon Moullier,Jared Schonig,Sheryl Bailey,Sara Caswell,The Black Art Jazz C...1.
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Alto Saxophone – Pete Christlieb ; Bass – Eric Von Essen ; Drums – Ralph Penland ; Piano - Lou Levy
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Lou Levy, conegut com a "Lou", va ser un pianista nord-americà nascut a Chicago, Illinois, Estats Units. Des de jove, Levy va mostrar un talent excepcional per al piano, influenciat principalment per Art Tatum i Bud Powell.
Inicia la seva carrera professional als dinou anys, tocant amb músics i bandes com Georgie Auld, Sarah Vaughan, Woody Herman, Tommy Dors...2024-05-1556 min
Planeta JazzT04xP26 Voces cercanasCelebramos el centenario de Sara Vaughan con un recorrido por el jazz vocal más reciente y más cercano a nuestro Planeta: Lucía Domínguez, Milena Casado, Julia Maro, Pilar Almalé, Eva Verde, Vera Lu, Gabriela Suárez, Marina Herlop y Carme Canela.
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01 1944 Sarah Vaughan and Her All-Stars - Interlude - Dizzy Gillespie Aaron Sachs Georgie Auld Chuck Wayne Leonard Feather Jack Lesberg Morey Feld
02 2024 Lucía Domínguez Noel Redolar - My Funny Valentine (5’ 40’’)
03 2021 Milena Casado - Live Festival of New Trumpet Music 03 Reflection of Another Self - Dani Pérez Manel Fortià Ramón Pr...2024-03-1959 min
Self Discovery Wisdom PodcastCarla Vaughn Our Forgotten Children Author
This Is What Carla Vaughn Provides. She Takes The Mystery And The Complexity Out Of Financial Language And Fears And Transforms The Information Into Easy To Understand Concepts. Whether You Or Your Business Is Looking For Financial Educational Content Or Understanding How To Better Manage Your Back Office For Your Business, She Makes It Clear, Concise, And Relatable.
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2024-02-2002 minSelf Discovery Wisdom PodcastOur Forgotten Children author Carla Vaughn
This Is What Carla Vaughn Provides. She Takes The Mystery And The Complexity Out Of Financial Language And Fears And Transforms The Information Into Easy To Understand Concepts. Whether You Or Your Business Is Looking For Financial Educational Content Or Understanding How To Better Manage Your Back Office For Your Business, She Makes It Clear, Concise, And Relatable.
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Sounds of BlueSOB 411 - Features: Stevie Ray Vaughan, Keb' Mo', Hiram Bullock, Eddie Harris, "Papa" John DeFracesco, Leon Thomas, Yusef Lateef & Dean WarehamArtist Song Album Label NotesThe Crusaders | Scratch (live) | Scratch - 1974 | Blue Thumb Records - MCA CD Reissue | Alternate SOB ID Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble | Riviera Paradise by Stevie Ray Vaughan | In Step - 1989 | Epic Legacy | Stevie Ray Vaughan - 69Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble | Lenny by Stevie Ray Vaughan | Live at Carnegie Hall w/Dr. John & Roomful - 1984 | Epic Legacy | Stevie Ray Vaughan - 69Sting w/Hiram Bullock | Little Wing by Jimi Hendrix | Nothing But the Sun - 1987 | A&M Records | Hiram Bullock - 68Hiram Bullock | Little Wing by Jimi Hendrix w/Will Lee & Clint De Ganon | Manny's Car Wash - Recorded 1995 | Big World Records | Hira...2023-10-224h 08
Bonn Park PodcastGLORIA VAUGHANBONUS EPISODE In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, health coach Gloria Vaughan of Functional Medicine Uptown sits down with Sara and Marshall to talk about coherence and being heart-centered. Find us here BONN PARK TWITTER, FB, IG 2023-02-1738 min
Learning About Learning: Conversations with Scholars of Jewish EducationEpisode 5: Spotlight on Daf YomiRabbi Professor Jane Kanarek (Hebrew College), Rabbi Avi Killip (Hadar), Professor Barry Wimpfheimer (Northwestern), Sara Wolkenfeld (Sefaria), moderated by Professor Jon Levisohn (Brandeis University).For decades following its invention in 1923, Daf Yomi was practiced by experienced, mostly haredi Talmud scholars, and criticized by many as well. Over time, the practice grew in popularity in that community. But in the 21st century, the practice has expanded dramatically, both in terms of the background of the participants and in terms of the very concept of what it means to “do the daf.”In this session, four highly expe...2022-11-291h 06
Friday Night Counter Attack#98 - Fifa World Cup 2022 Preview Part 2 ft Farkhunda Muhtaj! Afghanistan Captain and National Hero!Captaining Her Country. Evacuating 300 People From Afghanistan. All Time World Cup 5 a Side Debate. Playing Soccer in Canada, then Professional Football in Holland! Farkhunda Muhtaj Joins Hamz for an Incredibly Emotional and Light Hearted Podcast, looking forward to the 2022 World Cup!
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Farkhunda Muhtaj emigrated to Canada with her family at the age of two. She studied at York University in Toronto a...2022-11-1149 min
Geeks Chasing Squirrels Across The MultiverseMARK CLII: ANDOR! House of the Dragon, Rings of Power, Frankenstein the Unconquered and more!Andor is finally here! We continue coverage of the usual shows with She Hulk, Lower Decks, House of The Dragon with and Rings of Power with @codylac. We are also joined by guest Dalton Shannon to discuss his comic Frankenstein the Unconquered. Check out this one on the kickstarter information below and as always Keep Pounding!
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Power of Makeup PodcastInnovator and Creator Of Brands, Sara VaughanAs one of the leading powerful voices behind sustainable beauty and products with purpose, Sara has helped to transform the industry using her position at The Body Shop, Unilever and other notable brands to really make a difference. During this episode, Sara chats with Lan about how makeup has helped her deliver some of the key messages throughout her career. Brought to you by Timely Business Management Software KEY TAKEAWAYS You always need to choose products that reflect the values you hold dear. This gives strength and energy to the brands you align with...2022-08-0526 min
Let's Be Social - JANE Media ServicesLet's Be Social - For A CauseDo you have a passion or a cause that you want to share with your community but aren't sure how to get started?! Listen in as we sit down with Jessica Vaughan from the local food bank Second Harvest of the Greater Valley as we discuss how she was able to grow the reach for this amazing organization through some of the most trying times our country has ever seen, all while social distancing by utilizing social media and all ways it helps to reach new people in need each day.More About Second Harvest of...2022-06-2725 min
Communicating Purpose with John Higginson#5 Sara Vaughan - Innovator and Purpose-led Brand CreatorIn this episode John and Sara discuss her journey to a sustainability expert. They touch on her role at Marie Claire, why brands with purpose are so important, and on the vital role of communication in delivering positive change in business.
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Badass Women of Real EstateKatie Steinfeld: Creative SellingKatie Steinfeld lives and works in the Vaughan/Great Toronto Area. She is the Broker of Record and Co-Founder of On the Block Realty and Co-Founder of On the Block Auctions. Katie is a mom to four kids, a surrogate to one, and a Board Member for the Real Estate Council. of Ontario. She is also the host of the Level Up - The Podcast for Realtors. She also loves to travel, listen to books and podcasts, bake, and run. In this episode, Katie shares what the last eleven years of her real estate journey...2022-03-1433 min
Find Creative ExpressionLetting it flow with artist and illustrator, Charisma DozierCharisma and I chat about how she got into creating illustrations and visual art, finding projects that align with your goals, and her passion for film theory.Charisma Dozier online Official Website https://www.charismad.me/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/charismadoz_art Twitter https://twitter.com/charismadoz Alpharetta Holiday Market https://g.co/kgs/EquNV5 Other Things Mentioned Beach House - Once, Twice, Melody - Chapter Two https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nf7hoM5RdeU Downton Abbey ...2021-12-0940 min
CollectivelyRenee Vaughan Sutherland, Karen Taylor, Sara CooperCollectively is a podcast series focusing on personal responses to Towner Eastbourne's Collection of 5,000 works of art. This debut season approaches the nearly 100-year-old Collection through a queer lens, in collaboration with artist Renee Vaughan Sutherland and members of the LGBTQIA+ community living in East Sussex.In this first episode, Renee explores the Towner Collection, talks to curators Karen Taylor and Sara Cooper about how the Collection came to be, and deep dives into three paintings that really captured her attention during the Collectively sessions.Works discussed in this episode:Phelan Gibb, Three Graces, 19112021-11-261h 05
The Conscious Conversations Podcast15 - Inspiring Unstoppable Movements with Sara VaughanSara Vaughan is an Innovator, Creator of Brands with Purpose and Positive Change Maker. She has worked with multiple world leading brands and organisations including Unilever, The Body Shop, De Beers, Reckitt and Danone to create, develop & execute their purpose. She is also The Global Chief Purpose & Sustainability Advisor to Marie Claire which reaches 91 million women & girls, Host of The Start Somewhere podcast series, Advisory Board Member of The World Humanitarian Forum, LinkedIn Sustainability Influencer, Fashion Avenger and sits on The Sustainable Beauty Coalition Steering Committee.Enjoy our conversation with Sara, and let us know, what is y...2021-10-2946 min
Start Somewhere#7 Why it’s time to think circular and close the loop in the beauty industry - with Jo ChidleyThis week on Start Somewhere, I’m bringing a flavour of Glasgow ahead of COP26 as I speak with the trailblazing Jo Chidley. Jo is a circular economy expert, chemist, herbal botanist and co-founder of Beauty Kitchen, the highest scoring B Corp in the UK beauty industry. I’m also lucky enough to work with Jo on the Sustainable Beauty Coalition Steering Committee.In founding Beauty Kitchen, Jo has set out to change the face of the beauty industry by creating the most effective, natural and sustainable beauty products in the world. She has been instrumental in d...2021-10-2740 minStart Somewhere#6 How big business can make a big positive impact - with Karen HamiltonFor this week’s episode of Start Somewhere, I’m so overjoyed to introduce you to my former colleague, the extraordinary Karen Hamilton. Karen is Unilever’s Global Vice President of Sustainability. She works with Unilever’s leading brands, such as Dove, Lifebuoy, Rexona and Sunsilk, to bring their purpose to life and embed sustainability into product innovation. Following a career in business and marketing, Karen moved to sustainability to spearhead the creation of Unilever’s groundbreaking Sustainable Living Plan. It was then she established an evidence-based commercial case for the benefits of sustainability, demonstrating how it drives g...2021-10-2036 minStart Somewhere#5 How to provide global healthcare with the touch of a button - with Dr. Ali ParsaThis week I have the pleasure of sitting down with the extraordinary healthcare entrepreneur and engineer, Dr. Ali Parsa. Ali is the founder and CEO of Babylon, the revolutionary digital health company. His entrepreneurial spirit combined with his disruptive thinking makes Ali one of the most extraordinary people I’ve ever met. Ali’s fascination with the healthcare -or rather, the sick care- system started when he found himself underwhelmed by the quality of care at a London hospital he went to for an issue with his knee and started reimagining the future of healthcare. This led him to...2021-10-1337 minStart Somewhere#4 Why the beauty industry is essential to society - with Millie KendallFor this week’s episode of Start Somewhere, I immerse myself into the world of British Beauty with retail maven and brand creator, Millie Kendall MBE. Millie is the CEO of The British Beauty Council, which she founded to represent the voices, opinions and needs of the British beauty industry. When it comes to her love for beauty, it was always in Millie’s DNA. As a hairdresser’s daughter, she spent a lot of her time as a child on salon floors. In pursuit of her passion, Millie decided to move to New York as a teena...2021-10-0638 minStart Somewhere#3 How PETA helps us to be kinder consumers - with Ingrid NewkirkFor this week’s episode of Start Somewhere, I’m so excited to be speaking to the incredible Ingrid Newkirk. Ingrid founded People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), the world’s largest animal rights organisation. She is also the author of the recently published book Animalkind: Remarkable Discoveries about Animals and Revolutionary New Ways to Show Them Compassion. Even though Ingrid adored animals and nature ever since she was a child, it was when she was working on a case involving abandoned animals as a law enforcement officer that she found herself questioning the dou...2021-09-2927 min
WorldViewWomen Rescued From Slavery - Sara VaughanSara Vaughan is an Innovator, Positive Change Maker, and Creator of Brands and Companies with Purpose. She is currently Marie Claire's Global Chief Purpose & Sustainability Advisor and the host of "Start Somewhere", where she talks to some of the inspiring people that she's lucky enough to meet in the course of her work.
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ZM's Fletch, Vaughan & HayleyFletch, Vaughan & Megan Podcast - 19th August 2021Drive-Thru Vax Lovebomb Top 6: Baking Anna went to the Supermarket Sara Chatwin! Vaughan & August are Training Fact of the Day Day Day Day Daaaaay!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2021-08-191h 21Start SomewhereBonus episode: How to start a Fashion Revolution - with Orsola de CastroEarlier this year I had the pleasure of speaking to Orsola de Castro, co-founder of Fashion Revolution, for the Start Somewhere mini-series on Clubhouse. Orsola is a true powerhouse and I loved listening to her unique story so much that I decided to release it as a bonus episode. I do hope you enjoy it.In this incredible episode, we hear about Orsola’s early love for creating and mending fashion that led her to start her own label, why the exploitation by the industry is an issue that (quite literally) touches each and every one of...2021-07-2831 minStart SomewhereBonus episode: How people with disabilities are erased from the fashion industry - with Victoria JenkinsEarlier this year I spoke to the incredible Victoria Jenkins, founder of adaptive fashion label Unhidden Clothing, for the Start Somewhere mini-series on Clubhouse. I was completely floored by what she had to say and decided to release it as a bonus episode. I hope you can take something away from her inspiring story. In this bonus special, we hear all about the staggering challenges the disabled community faces when it comes to clothing, the life-changing moment when Victoria decided to create Unhidden, and how the non-disabled can all be better allies. The as...2021-07-2131 minStart Somewhere21. Saja Elmishri - How to use creativity for purpose, not for profitThis week on Start Somewhere I have the pleasure of speaking to Saja Elmishri. Saja is a freelance writer, activist and modest fashion expert, and focuses on the intersection of sustainability, retail, fashion and social justice.Saja’s love for fashion started in Sweden, where she grew up and was encouraged to live independently and discover what she enjoyed doing. She pursued her passion for textiles and sewing and studied Textile Design in university, with a desire to use her creativity for purpose and not for profit. In this episode, we speak about mod...2021-07-0727 minStart Somewhere20. Mindy Scheier - How there is no such thing as failure when it comes to changing the worldIn this week’s episode of Start Somewhere, I’m so delighted to speak to the incredible Mindy Scheier. Mindy is the Founder of the Runway of Dreams Foundation, which aims to make adaptive clothing mainstream and promote people with disabilities in the fashion industry. Mindy has also created Gamut Talent Management to represent people with disabilities and create a marketplace where businesses and industries can connect to this target audience. Before starting the Runway of Dreams Foundation, Mindy spent 20 years working in fashion as a designer and stylist. She was inspired to start Runway of Dre...2021-06-3023 min
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Escuchalo por www.radiolaciudad.com.ar2021-06-251h 00Start Somewhere19. Naseem Lahri - How if women win, everybody winsFor this week’s episode of Start Somewhere, we dive into the precious world of diamonds with the incredible Naseem Lahri. Naseem is the Managing Director of Lucara, a diamond mine in Botswana with sustainability, community and purpose at the heart of their business. Naseem is a shining example of someone who found their purpose later in life. After a successful career at Deloitte excelling in multiple roles, she got a job in mining. She discovered this was her passion and moved across the country to the biggest mining company in Botswana. In 2018, she was promoted to...2021-06-2335 min
Deeper Than Your AverageDisrupting From The Inside with Marie Claire's Chief Purpose & Sustainability Officer Sara VaughanMarie Claire's Global Chief Purpose & Sustainability Advisor Sara Vaughan, joins Morgan for a conversation about disrupting systems from the inside out and how collaboration is the key to fueling the momentum for your most impactful dreams. Follow @WellDamnLifestyle + Subscribe to the Newsletter Host, Founder of Well Damn @MorganLynzi Episode Guest: @SaraVaughanOfficial2021-06-1654 minStart Somewhere18. Stephanie Benedetto: How I’m tackling fashion waste at the root using technologyThis week on Start Somewhere, I’m joined by the wonderful Stephanie Benedetto. Stephanie is the Co-Founder of Queen of Raw, a marketplace to buy and sell unused textiles, keeping them out of landfills and turning pollution into profit. Stephanie’s fascinating story of how she started somewhere dates back to the 1890s when her great-grandfather migrated to the US and started creating fashion using discarded materials. Honouring his legacy, Stephanie founded Queen Of Raw, rescuing huge amounts of perfectly usable deadstock from landfill, saving tonnes of water and CO2 in the process. In thi...2021-06-1629 minStart Somewhere17. Ayesha Barenblat - How we can achieve social justice for garment workers through collective actionThis week on Start Somewhere, I’m overjoyed to be speaking to the extraordinary Ayesha Barenblat. Ayesha is the founder of Remake, a community of fashion lovers, women rights advocates, and environmentalists on a mission to change the industry’s harmful practices on people and our planet. You might know Ayesha and the Remake team from the #PayUp campaign, which launched early last year when billions worth of orders were cancelled by big fashion brands because of the Covid-19 crisis. These orders were often already produced and ready to be shipped, which meant that suddenly thousands of of...2021-06-0936 minStart Somewhere16. Eshita Kabra: How renting your outfits positively impacts communities - both globally and locally.This week on Start Somewhere, I get to speak to the truly amazing Eshita Kabra. Eshita is the Founder and CEO of the award-winning app By Rotation, the social fashion rental platform. It was during her honeymoon visiting family in India that Eshita experienced the impact of fast fashion and throwaway culture first-hand and decided there had to be a better way to be a conscious consumer. It was after returning to the UK, Eshita founded By Rotation with the aim of creating a conscious and inclusive community that democratises fashion and d...2021-06-0227 minStart Somewhere15. James Bartle - How paying garment workers a fair wage keeps women and girls safe from human trafficking.In this thought-provoking episode of Start Somewhere, I had the pleasure of speaking to James Bartle, founding CEO of Outland Denim, the denim brand founded to end poverty. Driven by the desire to curb the trafficking of women and girls into the $99 billion illicit commercial sex industry, James created Outland to generate training and employment opportunities for women vulnerable to exploitation and abuse. Each of his seamstresses gains a valuable skill set in tailoring while earning a living wage, receiving ongoing support and life-enhancing education. A shining example of what fair fashion can achieve. ...2021-05-2633 minStart Somewhere14. Bethany Williams: How the clothes you buy and wear can serve a bigger purposeThis week I have the pleasure of speaking to a true pioneer in the sustainable fashion industry, the incredible Bethany Williams. Bethany is a sustainable fashion designer, humanitarian and artist, and has recently won the British Fashion Council Designer Fashion Fund. In 2017, Bethany launched her label with a mission to create positive social and environmental change in the world. Since its inception, the label has seen huge success, establishing itself as a leading label in the fashion industry when it comes to setting sustainability standards. In this episode, we speak about what the in...2021-05-1932 min
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Vakvezető - Látszótér RádióSára és SarahKarig Sára és Sarah Vaughan életéről.2021-05-1357 minStart Somewhere13. Annick Ireland: How starting small is the key to becoming a conscious consumerFor this week’s episode, I’m delighted to be speaking to the incredible Annick Ireland. Annick is the Founding Director of Immaculate Vegan, a curated online shop for those who want to live a sustainable and ethical life without compromising on style. When Annick decided to become a vegan, she found herself spending a lot of time hunting out brands making high quality, beautiful but also vegan products. Immaculate Vegan was born from a desire to help conscious consumers of every kind easily find vegan things they love, so they can make better choices every day.2021-05-1231 minStart Somewhere12. Nina Marenzi + Amanda Johnston: How we can design our way to a better futureThis week we’ll be doing some time travelling back to pre-Covid times, when I visited the amazing Future Fabrics Expo, the world’s largest showcase of responsibly produced fabrics and materials. In this episode, I spoke to its organisers, Founder & Director of The Sustainable Angle, Nina Marenzi, and Amanda Johnston, who works as a curator and consultant at the Sustainable Angle.Nina set up The Sustainable Angle in 2010 to initiate and support projects aimed at reducing the environmental impact of the industry. In her research, the need for a curated sustainable textiles showcase became apparent and the...2021-05-0523 minStart Somewhere11. Charlotte Staerck: How mending your cherished bags can make the difference between loving it for life and landfillIn this episode, I’m so excited to be speaking to the wonderful Charlotte Staerck, Founder and CEO of Handbag Clinic, a leading luxury handbag restoration and preowned resale retailer. I’m a huge fan of Handbag Clinic which has given some of my favourite bags a new lease on life. Self-confessed handbag addict, Charlotte, has always known handbags would be part of her destiny. She takes us on a designer bag journey, from a DKNY bag, bought with her first ever pay cheque, through to the life-changing moment she bought her first Mulberry. It was after meeti...2021-04-2828 minStart Somewhere10. Lily Cole: How knowledge is power in the Age of ExtinctionIn this week’s episode, I’m thrilled to be joined by the incredible Lily Cole. Lily is a model, actor, filmmaker, all-round multihyphenate and wrote a book last summer called Who Cares Wins, chronicling a thousand ways in which we can halt the Sixth Mass Extinction. It was Lily’s extraordinary curiosity and desire to know what was happening in the world that led her to research the industry she was working in and explore the impact of capitalist businesses on people and planet. Initially tentative because she felt she was criticising the same industry she was...2021-04-2122 minStart Somewhere9. Elizabeth Peyton-Jones: How a holistic approach to health led me to tackle injustices in the modelling industryThis week, I’m delighted to be speaking to the wonderful Elizabeth Peyton-Jones, master herbalist, author of four books and most recently the creator of The Responsible Trust for Models, with a mission to establish a global standard for the modelling industry and protect models from exploitation at the hands of the industry.It was in Russia where Elizabeth first developed a curiosity for traditional medicine and the healing power of food after slowly recovering from illness with a strong broth and vodka rubbed on her feet. She returned to England, to become a master herbalist an...2021-04-1728 minStart Somewhere8. Eva Von Alvensleben: How the global fashion industry can tackle the climate crisis through collaborationIn this week’s episode I’m delighted to speak to the extraordinary Eva Von Alvensleben, Executive Director and Secretary General of the Fashion Pact, a coalition of leading players and brands in the fashion and textile industry. Having grown up in a family full of architects, Eva had never foreseen that she would be making her mark on the fashion industry, yet she is one of the most impactful changemakers around. At The Fashion Pact, she facilitates conversations between CEO’s of brands like Nike, Burberry and the H&M Group about achievin...2021-04-0733 minStart Somewhere7. Lucia Blayke: How a truly inclusive fashion industry must go beyond trans tokenismI’m thrilled to be joined by the amazing Lucia Blayke this week’s episode. Lucia is the founder of London Trans+ Pride, which attracts thousands to Central London throughout the year to march for trans rights. She is also the founder of Harpies, the UK’s first LGBTQ+ strip club and Transmissions, a network for trans activists.Lucia grew up in Liverpool and at a young age moved to London to study Fashion, find her footing and live her life authentically as a trans woman. At the nightclub she was working at the time, she create...2021-03-3128 min
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Jimmie Vaughan, Eric Clapton2021-03-281h 07Start Somewhere6. Noella Coursaris Musunka + Victoria Prew: How you can help stop climate change by renting a dress and support the next generation of girls with a click of a buttonThis week’s episode promises double the pleasure, double the fun with my two wonderful guests, Noella Coursaris Musunka & Victoria Prew. Noella is a model and Founder & CEO of Malaika, a grassroots nonprofit that educates and empowers girls and their communities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Victoria is the co-founder and CEO of HURR Collective, the UK’s first peer-to-peer wardrobe rental platform.In this episode, we talk about when the two crossed paths and became a partnership powerhouse, why fashion rental is here to stay, and how through Malaika, Noella is en...2021-03-2433 minStart Somewhere5. Bel Jacobs: How challenging the fashion industry starts with compassion for people and planetI’m overjoyed to be joined by the amazing fashion editor turned writer and climate activist, Bel Jacobs, this week. She is the co-founder of Fashion Act Now, a project to accelerate change in the fashion industry, and founder of Fashion in Schools, a new UK wide project to keep young people informed about the impacts of fashion.Bel initially made her mark as a fashion editor for Metro, travelling and working with the world’s most influential fashion houses. She gradually became more and more aware & disillusioned about the seemingly never ending influx of brands, styl...2021-03-1737 minStart Somewhere4. Daniella Vega: How Selfridges is leading the way in helping their customers shop more thoughtfully & sustainablyIn this week’s episode I have the pleasure of speaking to Daniella Vega, the Group Director of Sustainability at Selfridges and a true pioneer in the world of retail. In the second half of 2020, Selfridges’ launched Project Earth, a transformational initiative which aims to ‘change the way we shop’ by reducing environmental impact and driving change through retail activism.Daniella has always had a deep understanding of how everything in the world is interconnected, so after pursuing a career producing nature documentaries she became set on making sustainability a household practice in the UK. She was invo...2021-03-1027 minStart Somewhere3. Gail Gallie: How the fashion industry should embrace the Global GoalsThis week I’m graced by the presence of a real life Avenger, the incredible Gail Gallie. She, along with film director Richard Curtis is the Co-Founder of Project Everyone, the campaign unit that launched the Global Goals on behalf of the United Nations. Gail is also the Founder of Project17 and most recently founded the Business and Fashion Avengers.In this episode, we discuss why the fashion industry plays a central role in achieving the 17 Global Goals, how every single person can use them to help heal the world we live in, and why, in th...2021-03-0321 minStart Somewhere2. Professor Dilys Williams: How fair fashion starts with the seeds we sowThis week we are joined by someone who is an enormous inspiration to me, the visionary Professor Dilys Williams, Founder and Director of the Centre for Sustainable Fashion and Professor of Fashion Design for Sustainability, who previously designed for the legendary fashion designer & activist, Katharine Hamnett and also for Liberty. After being confronted with the stark disparity between the image and earnings of the big fashion brands and the farmers and garment workers they employ, she realised that as a fashion designer she was implicated in the injustices and decided to learn more about her industry. I...2021-02-2437 minStart Somewhere1. Arizona Muse: How living an eco-conscious lifestyle is about buying less but feeling moreI’m so honoured to kick off Start Somewhere Series 3 with the incredible Arizona Muse, the queen of fashion herself. Arizona has to date graced countless magazine covers and has fronted campaigns for some of the world’s biggest brands including Chanel, Prada, & Yves Saint Laurent. Arizona’s curiosity about the origins of the garments she was asked to wear during her fashion shoots led her to learn about the social and ecological injustices that are deeply rooted in parts of the industry. Wanting to push for change, she found her voice as an activist and is now...2021-02-1931 minStart Somewhere11. Kate Silverton: How everything is possible if you have faith and dream bigThis week’s episode we are joined by my dear friend, Kate Silverton, one of the BBC’s main national news presenters, mental health activist and author of ‘There’s No Such Thing As Naughty’ which will be published this April. For the past decade, Kate has worked closely with leading children’s mental health charities such as the Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families, The Maudsley Foundation Trust and Place2Be. She is currently training to become a children’s counsellor and, in due course, will go on to qualify as a full child and...2021-02-1044 min
Always Hold On To ArrowAHOTA: 033: SaraKevonte Chilous and Lance Laster discuss the character of Sara Lance, her death, and the episode that was named after her in its aftermath. They talk her character arc on the series so far and how the decision to kill her off remains one of Arrow’s most controversial choices to this day.BULLSEYE, OFF THE MARK, MISS, or FAILED THIS CITY?Lance: BULLSEYEKevonte: BULLSEYEUnited Federation of Podcasts is brought to you by listeners like you. Special thanks to these patrons on Patreon whose generous contributions help produce the podcast! Ti...2021-02-081h 03Start Somewhere10: Caggie Dunlop: How trusting your inner compass helps you find your greater purposeThis week’s episode we are joined by the stellar Caggie Dunlop, former Made in Chelsea star turned singer, writer, and host of her own astrological & wellbeing podcast, Saturn Returns, which aims to provide clarity and guidance to those navigating the seas of change. In this episode we discuss Caggie’s quest to find her authentic purpose that led her to cross continents, the astrological significance of turning 27, and how trusting your inner compass is key to finding your greater purpose. Ask: Everything is unpredictable and nothing is certain so welcome change and go t...2021-02-0339 minStart Somewhere9: Maria Eitel: How in the face of failure, persistence paysThis week’s episode I have the pleasure of speaking with one of my heroines, Maria Eitel. Maria is the founding CEO and Chairman of the NIKE Foundation and the Girl Effect.Maria is incredibly passionate about helping women and girls achieve their full potential. Her work with Girl Effect focuses on removing barriers and creating opportunities for adolescent girls, unleashing their potential and improving both their lives and that of their wider community. The work of Girl Effect has reached more than 23 million girls in poverty. In this episode we learn how...2021-01-2732 minStart Somewhere8: Morgan Lynzi: How I built my career around my mission.This week’s episode we explore the world of holistic wellness with the hugely-inspiring LA-based TV host & empowerment influencer, Morgan Lynzi. Morgan has been interviewing, and forecasting the leaders of impactful shifts across music, culture, and lifestyle for nearly half a decade. As a host, producer, and now BIPOC Female founder of Well Damn; a Next Gen platform and community advancing wellness and empowerment through media and culture, her mission is simple: Change what we see is possible in the content and narratives we create and consume, and we’ll change the world. In...2021-01-2030 minStart Somewhere7. Majken Barbro Witt: How unleashing your creative superpowers can create global social & environmental impact.This week’s episode we speak to global citizen Majken Barbro Witt, CBO & Co-Founder of Impactr, a video-sharing platform built for young creators to make social and environmental action fun and super-easy.In this episode, Majken talks about her 180 pivot from a career in the oil & gas industry to being a pioneer in impact-entrepreneurship at a tech start-up focused on speeding up adoption of global sustainability.With the Impactr platform, Majken is making a tangible difference in the world by recruiting and creating a vocal and compelling global youth-led purpose-driven movement. ...2021-01-1325 minStart Somewhere6. Georgia Elliott-Smith: How the power of purpose has led me to take on the British GovernmentThis week’s episode we are joined by the incredible activist Georgia Elliott-Smith, managing director of sustainability consultancy Element 4.Georgia shares with us how after 20 years into her successful engineering career, she experienced a reawakening and reconnected with her purpose after attending an Extinction Rebellion protest with her son. Inspired by the global movement, she decided to legally challenge the UK government on incineration pollution, demanding that they uphold the Paris Agreement and tax waste incinerators for the pollution they create. In this episode, Georgia touches on how incinerators harm people and the env...2021-01-0637 minStart Somewhere5. Dr Marty K Casey: How Hurt people, Hurt people, but Healed people can Heal people.This week’s podcast was recorded via Zoom with the extraordinary Dr Marty K Casey Founder and President of Show Me Arts Foundation and CEO of UnGUN Institute from her home in St Louis . Having received recognition from superstar Beyonce for her philanthropy efforts serving as a mentor for 20 aspiring teens in the music sector for a group called Spreading The Love Singers, Dr Marty K Casey is a proud recipient of a series of firsts - the first African American woman to receive a full scholarship in music, the first African American Woman Freshman Clas...2020-12-3033 minStart Somewhere4. Esther Marshall: How it's so important to sTandTall in the face of domestic violence.In this episode, Esther shares with us how attending a One Young World conference in her early career opened her eyes to the power of owning your own story. Since then, Esther has set up sTandTall, an organisation that helps women and girls who have been abused and bullied get back up on their feet and achieve their full potential. We also hear about how she came to write Sophie Says, a book series that seeks to empower children to fulfil their dreams by featuring exciting and uplifting stories with diverse characters, combatting stereotypes and making l...2020-12-2332 minStart Somewhere3. Michelle Feeney: How it all starts with finding your self-esteem and believing in yourself.This episode we delve deeper into the world of purpose-driven business with the incredible Michelle Feeney, Founder of Floral Street. Michelle is a visionary, business-savvy leader who has created a series of cult global beauty products and billion-dollar brands. In this episode Michelle talks about her career path from unpaid intern at a fashion PR agency to a purpose-meets-passion trailblazer in the beauty industry, having worked with brands like Estee Lauder, MAC and Clinique. She is now shaking up the beauty industry once again with her vegan and sustainable British fragrance brand, Floral Street. 2020-12-1636 minStart Somewhere2. Louise Mita: How to embrace your infinite potential.One of the few episodes recorded in person this year, we are joined by the amazing Louise Mita, my healing teacher, President and CEO of The Art Of Energy, Inc. and founder of Integrative Quantum MedicineTM. Louise is a global healer dedicated to the exploration and integration of the universal energies to promote independence and self-empowerment. Earlier in her life, while she was practising martial arts, she always felt connected to an unseen energy that she was intrigued by and was keen to explore. In this episode, she takes us on a journey of how, with t...2020-12-1622 minStart Somewhere1. Amanda de Cadenet: How being true to your heart & helping others is the key to everythingFor the first episode of Start Somewhere Series 2, we are graced with the (virtual) presence of the incredible entrepreneur, journalist, author, photographer and activist, my dear friend Amanda de Cadenet.Having been skyrocketed into a successful TV career at a young age, Amanda has always been fascinated by other people, which eventually led her to break away from her life in the public eye and move behind the camera, capturing other people’s stories as a photographer. Being a photographer and storyteller in a male-dominated industry made her determined to advocate for a mor...2020-12-1632 minStart Somewhere8. Sophie Monpeyssen: Everything is possible when you align yourself with the values of the universeThis week’s podcast was recorded in London with my magical friend Sophie Monpeyssen, Co-Founder & CEO of Le Ciel Foundation. Le Ciel Foundation was founded with the mission of restoring harmony and ecology on a global scale through cultural, spiritual and environmental projects. We explore how Sophie leads her life from the heart, trying to embody the values and qualities she feels would bring balance and harmony to the world. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.2020-09-0318 minStart Somewhere7. Dr Myriam Assa Sidibe: How The Simple Power Of Hand Washing Can Change The WorldThis week’s podcast was recorded with my friend and former colleague, the amazing Nairobi-based, Dr. Myriam Assa Sidibe who spearheaded a movement to change the hand washing behaviour of one billion people globally. Myriam the Author and Founder of Brands on A Mission is one of the world’s leading experts on brands that achieve social impact and business growth through purpose. We take a deep dive into Myriam’s work in both the public and private sectors and hear how she has been pivotal in creating a paradigm shift in the way public-private partnerships for health and well-being are ma...2020-08-2717 minStart Somewhere6. Mikkel Juel Iversen: Helping London’s stranded homeless during lockdownI was honoured to record this podcast with my inspiring friend and hero, Mikkel Juel Iversen, Founder of the non-profit organisation Under One Sky who provide outreach support to rough sleepers. He answered the desperate call to help London's homeless during Lockdown when 1000's were left stranded on the streets of the capital without shelter, food, water, money or the ability to wash themselves. He rallied over 1,000 volunteers who served the homeless with water, meals and heartwarming conversation more than 37,000 times during the height of the pandemic. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/pr...2020-08-2027 minStart Somewhere5. Katy Young: If not us then who. How an animal lover turned activistThis week’s podcast was recorded with animal lover and climate change advocate, Katy Young at her home in Palm Beach in January in a pre-Covid world. In this episode we learn about the devastating impact the Australian 2019/20 bush fires had on local communities and wild life. According to the WWF, nearly three billion animals were killed or displaced during this time which meant that it ranks as one of the ‘worst wildlife disasters in modern history.’ We follow Katy’s relief efforts to donate her beloved retro caravan, named Dorothy to Rae Harvey who ran a kangaroo sanctuary that was wiped ou...2020-08-1223 minStart Somewhere4. Julia Jackson: Taking tangible radical action on climate changeThis week’s podcast was recorded with Julia Jackson, Founder of Grounded at The World Economic Forum in Davos in January in a pre-Covid world. The mission of Grounded is to identify scalable climate change solutions and bring them to the forefront of public awareness. A philanthropic initiative, Grounded’s annual Summit of which Leonardo Di Caprio Foundation is a partner, convenes scientists, policymakers, investors, executives, activists and front-line organisations expressly to ensure that our planet remains liveable for all life on earth. In this podcast we explore how Julia and her Northern California community were impacted by the 2017 wildfires and how...2020-08-1221 min
Bonn Park PodcastGARY STEWARTA veteran of the local live music scene, Gary Stewart and his wife Sue owned and operated the legendary Super Skate 7 roller skating rink, The Vid and The Twist dance clubs, The Flying Dog restaurant, and Revolution nightclub in Waterloo. In an industry that is constantly evolving, the Stewarts have been innovators, staying ahead of changing trends and running premiere entertainment venues for a remarkable 30-plus years. On Bonn Park with Sara Geidlinger and Marshall Ward, Gary Stewart discusses the many amazing concerts he promoted over the years. He reminisces on iconic names...2020-08-0551 min
JAZZ LO SEJazz Lo Sé Episodio 25Primeramente recordamos a Bessie Smith, la Emperatriz del Blues (1894-1937) y su legado, que llega incluso a Janis Joplin. Billie Holiday, Lady Day (Eleanora Fagan, 1915-1959) en solo 44 años de vida fue la maestra del fraseo, manejo del tempo y reinterpretación jazzística de los standards. Inspirada tanto en Armstrong como en el fraseo de Lester young (Prez), es LA cantante de jazz por excelencia. Su parafraseo, énfasis, enunciación son maravillosos, dentro de un registro limitado a 2 octavas (Sara Vaughan, por ejemplo abarcaba 3). Canta con B. Goodman, Artie Shaw, Count Basie. Sufre ignominias por el racismo. Graba casi...2020-08-0229 minStart Somewhere3. Sian Sutherland: Let’s focus on solutions rather than on the problemThis week’s podcast was recorded with Sian Sutherland Co-Founder of A Plastic Planet in Plastic Free July.Igniting social change, creating brands, campaigns and businesses with soul is Sian’s passion. We take a deep dive into Sian’s environmental pro-activism, how she focuses on solutions rather than on the problem by launching campaigns like the plastic free aisle, plastic free certification mark and banning the export of plastic waste to developing countries. Sian talks about her goal to empower people to make informed decisions by giving them the choice to buy plastic alternatives, because each and ever...2020-07-3028 minStart Somewhere2. Sarah Kate Ellis: Ensure and safeguard the world for the next generationThis week’s podcast was recorded with Sarah Kate Ellis President & CEO of GLAAD, at The World Economic Forum in Davos in January in a pre-Covid world. GLAAD is a dynamic media force and the world’s most visible LGBTQ organisation and the largest LGBTQ media advocacy organisation. In this podcast we learn how Sarah Kate Ellis is changing hearts and minds to improve the sentiment towards the LGBTQ community and to end discrimination like denied adoption, housing and firing for lack of “fit”. Sarah Kate’s mission is to ensure and safeguard the world for the next generation...2020-07-3018 minStart Somewhere1. Shelley Zalis: When purpose meets passion one is truly unstoppableThis week’s podcast was recorded with Shelley Zalis the CEO of The Female Quotient at The World Economic Forum in Davos in January in a pre-Covid world. In this podcast we learn how Shelley left a successful career as a CEO of market research company, Online Testing Exchange, to launch The Female Quotient an organisation pioneering equality in the workplace by tackling issues such as closing the wage gap, eliminating bias, changing company culture, creating empathetic leadership, and measuring progress. Shelley talks about the power of collaboration with other female leaders in her own industry and across o...2020-07-3025 minStart SomewhereTrailerMy name is Sara Vaughan. I’m an innovator & creator of brands with purpose & positive change maker. I’m also the Global Chief Purpose & Sustainability Advisor for Marie Claire.This Start Somewhere podcast for Marie Claire features some of the incredibly inspiring people that I’m lucky enough to meet in the course of my work who are creating positive change in the world. Women and men. The known and the not so know yet. Each with their own unique story of how they started somewhere Our GDPR privacy policy was update...2020-07-3000 min
A tutto JazzSara VaughanI Can't Get Started; I've Got A Crush On You; The man i love; September song; What a Diff'rence a Day Made.Digitizing sponsor: Kahle/Austin Foundation - Contributor: Internet Archive2020-07-0615 min
ZM's Fletch, Vaughan & HayleyFletch, Vaughan & Megan Podcast - 5th June 2020How to Sneakily use someones Netflix Top 6: Fieldays I Know I'm Not the Only One Megan's going to a party... Sara Chatwin talks Coping with Redundancy Vaughan's got something big and fun Countdown Missed ConnectionSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2020-06-051h 17
Empowerment Radio ShowSara Dimerman, Psychologist & Author of Help Me SaraHi, My name is Sara Dimerman, also known as HelpMeSara. I’m likely one of the only psychologists you’ll meet that has an undergraduate degree in Radio and Television. However, soon after graduating from Ryerson, I began my journey towards obtaining a Masters level degree in Assessment and Counselling from the University of Toronto.
For more than thirty years I have been counselling individual adults, teens, parents, couples and families out of my office in York Region, Ontario. In addition to seeing clients in person, I also offer telecounselling – on the phone or online. I’m register...2020-04-2718 min
Leading in a Climate Changed WorldSara Vaughan - Global Brands with PurposeIn our 8th instalment, Robin talks to Innovator and global brand change maker, Sara Vaughan.
With Sara’s background and influence within some of the world’s biggest companies, the two delve into what it takes for corporations to undertake a transformation which allows their brand to become synonymous with sustainability, from supply chain to workforce satisfaction.
What impact do we have as leaders and how do you consciously define your company’s ethical purpose, if the corporate responsibility is to the shareholders.
As well as the usual look at the characteristics of leader...2019-08-1900 min
Özel masallah podcastEpisode 998 - Gary Clark Jr.Gary Clark Jr. tries not to put too much pressure on himself. That’s not surprising since outside forces seem to put a lot of pressure on Gary, with guys like Eric Clapton asking him to go on tour and outlets like Rolling Stone calling him The Chosen One. The truth is, Gary was just a kid who wanted to be an R&B singer and taught himself how to play guitar. He tells Marc what he learned about the guitar from watching Stevie Ray and Jimmie Vaughan, playing with Hubert Sumlin , and listening to Tito Jackson. Yes, Tito Jackson. So...2019-02-281h 16
Sinatra & FriendsEspecial de Sara VaughanTeniendo como base musical las grandes interpretaciones de voces como Frank Sinatra, Michael Bublé, Ella Fitzgerald, Nat King Cole y otras grandes leyendas del jazz, Radio Clásica estrena un nuevo espacio musical dentro de su programación del fin de semana.2019-02-231h 01