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What\'s Up Big Rapids?
What's Up Big Rapids?Frozen Furnaces, Fiddle Traditions & Downtown Momentum🎸🐡🏙️ Frozen Furnaces, Fiddle Traditions & Downtown Momentum | What’s Up Big Rapids – 1.21.26Winter is testing everyone this week — from furnaces and fitness goals to snow-packed weekends — but Big Rapids keeps moving forward. Chris battles studio heating issues, Pat bounces back strong after illness, and the guys talk habits, health, and why sticking with change takes longer than people think.This episode features a fantastic deep dive into local music history with Budd Greenman, the new owner and steward of Quinn’s Music. From fiddle traditions and instrument repair to the return of live music and lessons, it’s a c...
2026-01-211h 03Flourish with Sarah Richardson
Flourish with Sarah RichardsonFlourish Sound Bytes: Leadership Lessons from Women Healthcare IT Executives at SOAR 2025October 9, 2025: Join Sarah Richardson live from SOAR 2025 in Boulder, Colorado, as she sits down with remarkable women in healthcare IT and their allies for candid conversations about leadership transformation. Hear personal stories about climbing literal mountaintops in Italy, learning from their children's courage, and standing firm when asked to compromise their values. These authentic voices share how research, mentorship, and staying true to yourself create lasting impact. Discover why helping others reach the summit matters most in healthcare IT leadership.Laurie WheelerJoe CurtinErica WilliamsAlly Seider
2025-10-0909 minAhmad Hardyoni
Ahmad Hardyoni*Read pdf The Creative Alchemy Cycle: Activate Your Creativity to Wake Up and Get Free By Sarah Greenman on Kindle Full FormatLink To Download : https://softebooks.com/?book=B0DMZFVZ4Y Available versions: EPUB, PDF, MOBI, DOC, Kindle, Audiobook, etc. Reading The Creative Alchemy Cycle: Activate Your Creativity to Wake Up and Get Free Download The Creative Alchemy Cycle: Activate Your Creativity to Wake Up and Get Free PDF/EBooks The Creative Alchemy Cycle: Activate Your Creativity to Wake Up and Get Free You Can Download Or Read Free Books
2025-08-2800 minHey Playwright
Hey PlaywrightWelcome to Thank You FiveHello, playwrights! Big news—our full-length episodes are making a comeback this summer! Until then, we’re excited to bring you Thank You Five, a series of short, slice-of-life episodes. In our first segment, we’re hanging outside the Old Globe Theatre for the Powers New Voices Festival 2025 to see the staged reading of Marco Antonio Rodriguez’s adaptation of Junot Díaz’s The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao. Plus, we dive into Sarah Greenman’s phenomenal new book and, as always, send you off with a fresh writing prompt to spark your creativity. Stay tuned, and happy writing
2025-01-1315 minWitching Out Loud
Witching Out LoudBook Club Announcement 2025!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Send a textAre you looking for a witchy book club for 2025? Witching Out Loud will be reading The Creative Alchemy Cycle by Sarah Greenman, who is supporting readers with fun book club swag and an author Q&A. Meetings will be virtual.The book releases December 21st and is available now for pre-order. This is a year-long journey that will deepen your relationship with the natural world, shake up limiting beliefs about your own creativity, and inspire you to make your own mark.If you’d like to join us, ple...
2024-12-2300 minLiving OUT Loud Podcast
Living OUT Loud PodcastSarah Greenman Part DeuxToday River + Michele welcome back Sarah Greenman, with a new title, Author to her bio. Sarah is an artist, illustrator, actor, musician, singer, facilitator, and playwright (and no - she can’t choose just one) based in Eastern Oregon on the traditional land of the Nimiipuu people. Her work is deeply informed by place, by nature and by seasons and cycles, which she weaves into her paintings, poems, plays, multilayered creative offerings and now a book.   Pre-order link for her book here. Where you can find her: Sarah Greenman   We a...
2024-12-1836 minWild About Kinder
Wild About KinderStory of the 1932 Kinder Trespass with Martin PorterMartin Porter says that the 1932 Mass Trespass of Kinder Scout is two stories that cross over. One is the story about how we regained access to the land, and the other one is the story of British communism. In this interview he sets the wider historical context, shares his interpretation of the event, and describes some of the people involved. Later on in the episode Martin talks about his personal connection with Kinder Scout and the trespass, describes his favourite walk and finally adds the role of Edale in the Kinder trespass. Martin lives in...
2024-10-3157 minLiving OUT Loud Podcast
Living OUT Loud PodcastSarah GreenmanHOLY MOLY!! We realize we are celebrating our one-year anniversary of the podcast today!! WOO HOO!! We love doing this and we love all of you who have been supporting us along the way!! Thank you! A million moments of gratitude here.  River + Michele chat with Sarah Greenman today. Sarah is an artist, illustrator, actor, musician, singer, facilitator, later-in-life queer Mom, and playwright (no - she can’t choose just one) based in Eastern Oregon on the traditional land of the Nimiipuu people. Her work is deeply informed by place, by nature and by seasons and cycles, whi...
2024-07-1752 minTalkin’ 2024 with Noah and
Talkin’ 2024 with Noah and23 - Talkin' Traveling America w/ Rachel Greenman [06/02 - 06/08]10:20AM, 11/25 – We’re talkin’ about Traveling America with paused improviser and book lover Rachel Greenman. Who is the best travel partner? What is the best team make-up for cruise ship trivia? Who are the most athletic drag queens? Why do we even bother with June presidential primary elections? This is episode 23 of 53 recorded back-to-back at Sawubona Creativity Project in South Philly. Creator/Host: Noah Max Levine (www.internetwebsiteofnoah.com) Spring Co-Host: Jo Tuzzi (IG: @jtuzzi50) Producer: Tom Hannigan (IG: @itstomhannigan) Music by Sarah Clemency Thank you to our guest, Rachel...
2024-05-3032 minHerbal Radio
Herbal RadioInterviews on Herbal Radio with Thomas Dick | Featuring Sarah GreenmanToday's Herbal Radio episode features the enthralling storyteller and creative alchemist, Sarah Greenman. Sarah is a profoundly talented artist, cultural worker, community organizer, storyteller, and a true archeologist of the soul. Thomas and Sarah sit down and chat about her upbringing in a household full of thespians who'd break out in theatrical tunes at the drop of a hat, her detailed recollections of climbing the steep staircase leading to her grandmother's art studio as a young child, and the numerous creative paths she has embarked on to blossom into the botanical artist and passionate community-driven person Sarah is today.
2024-01-2640 minIn the Mood For: A Bookish Podcast
In the Mood For: A Bookish PodcastEpisode 17 - In the Mood For... Book BansThis week we're talking about book bans and Caitlin of @cbg_reads, a friend of the pod and high school teacher, joins us to chat about what is and isn't book banning. Of course we also spend lots of time meandering through what we're in the mood for, everything and anything from omegaverse to dark academia to Magnolia Parks.Check out booklooks.org to learn why some books are under the fire, often completely unfairly. Media mentioned in this episode:The Fake Mate - Lana FergusonLola and the Millionaires - Kathryn MoonLavender Moon - Sa...
2023-12-121h 24The Fundraising Elevator Podcast
The Fundraising Elevator PodcastEpisode #11 | Collaborative Leadership with Sarah GreenmanIn this episode of The Fundraising Elevator we talk with Sarah Greenman, Executive Director of the American Leadership Forum of Oregon, about what a different approach to leadership can look like and how it can beneficially impact everyone at an organization—including donors. We jump into the challenges of the nonprofit sector and how aligning visions with goals in an organization can build a path to accountability and growth. Loving The Fundraising Elevator? Please subscribe, rate and review the podcast. It really helps other people find the show.  This Episode Brought to You by:  Swai...
2023-11-1541 minGSMC Book Review Podcast
GSMC Book Review PodcastGSMC Book Review Podcast Episode 422: Interview with Angela GreenmanSarah speaks with Angela Greenman about her debut thriller, The Child Riddler: "Despite the angry scars she carries from her childhood training, Zoe Lorel has reached a good place in her life. She has her dream job as an elite operative in an international spy agency and she’s found her one true love. Her world is mostly perfect—until she is sent to abduct a nine-year-old girl. The girl is the only one who knows the riddle that holds the code to unleash the most lethal weapon on earth—the first ever “invisibility” nanoweapon, a cloaking spider bot. But Zoe’s agen...
2023-07-2545 minCollaborative Alchemy
Collaborative AlchemyYusef Seevers — Pleasure, Grief, and Intimacy of the Human ExperienceYusef Seevers is back for a second time on the Collaborative Alchemy Podcast! Yusef is an actor, musician, dancer, choreographer, and creative entrepreneur. Our first conversation in December of 2020 was about radical self-love, Black joy, and the healing power of meditation. In this episode, we talk about the importance of foregrounding pleasure as a means of befriending our more difficult emotions. We talk about the why and how of creative process as a way to develop a personal vocabulary our experience of grief. Yusef also asks some big questions about how to normalize emotional intelligence training and somatic practice...
2022-09-2157 minI Swear on My Mother’s Grave
I Swear on My Mother’s GraveLauren: “Though she’s with you in spirit, she’s part of your past.”We are back, baby! Welcome to the 2nd Season of I Swear on My Mother’s Grave podcast. My first guest is my friend Lauren Montgomery. She is an amazing actor, a new mom, and a professor at Chicago’s Truman College. In this episode, we talk about preparing for my wedding this past summer, how to manage a big life moment without your mom by your side, how romantic relationships are modeled to us by our folks, and when your own mother asks you to be her maid of honor. 
2022-09-1259 minCornell (thank) U
Cornell (thank) UFRESHMEN - The Advice You Need As You Start College!! Great Luck!As all the freshmen arrive at Cornell, we thought this was a good time to compile some of our best advice from our guests this year. We wish we had it when we started!!Listen and feel better, or even better.Parents - this is great for you too!Hoping you all have an incredible first year and four years! Welcome to the Cornell community - there is nothing like it.Guests in order of "appearance"Emily Weinstein   Episode 33Scott Alessandro   Episode 12Cheryl Strauss Einhorn   Epi...
2022-08-2111 minCollaborative Alchemy
Collaborative AlchemyDom Magwili — Superheroes, Sci-Fi, and Self-ExpressionIn this episode, I talk with actor, writer, and producer Dom Magwili. An early childhood love of comics and swashbucklers led Dom towards a career as an actor and playwright. Even today, comics continue to inform Dom’s work. He has just published a sprawling epic sci-fi fantasy novel called Legends from the First Hemisphere: The Infernal Promise. In this wide-ranging conversation we discuss Asian-American representation on stage and screen, Dom’s disciplined writing process, and why it’s important for Asian-American youth to know their history.
2022-07-2938 minCollaborative Alchemy
Collaborative AlchemyThelma Virata de Castro — Legacy, Language, and LaughterIn this wide-ranging conversation, I talk with playwright Thelma Virata de Castro about drawing on the wisdom of her ancestors as part of her creative practice. We also touch on the dynamic evolution of language, what blessings (or curses) we’re passing on to our children, and what we’re collectively forgetting. Thelma shares her thoughts about losing (and learning) our native languages and the quiet power of the Southern California Filipinx community. Join us as we discuss what it means for artists to be legitimized by institutional approval and what it might look like when we embody our own...
2022-06-1540 minCollaborative Alchemy
Collaborative AlchemyKelcey Anyá — Working Without a NetIn this episode, I talk with multi-disciplinary artist, educator, and professional disruptor, Kelcey Anyá about what it means to be a catalyst for change within dominant cultural structures. We also discuss how our capacity for creative risk seems to grow in equal measure to our self-knowledge. Listen in as Kelcey shares her thoughts on representation in arts-education, womanism, the power of telling your own story, and why it’s a revolutionary act to show up, get loud, and sing your own praises in a society that has historically rendered you silent.
2022-04-2545 minGet Booked
Get BookedWhat A Glow-UpAmanda and Jenn discuss emotionally devastating fiction, entertaining history, Old Hollywood, and more in this week’s episode of Get Booked.Follow the podcast via RSS, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher.This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission.FeedbackTweet Cute and When You Get the Chance by Emma Lord (rec’d by Lauren)Read Between The Lines by Rachel Lacey (rec’d by Kady)Tiger Honor by Yoon Ha Lee (rec’d by Cara W...
2022-04-1443 minCollaborative Alchemy
Collaborative AlchemyMarla Teyolia — Your Ancestors Are Calling For YouIn this episode, I talk with leadership coach and facilitator Marla Teyolia about spiritual mentorship, reclaiming our power, and why liberation is an inside job. We also talk about bridging indigenous practices with modern leadership development by centering ancestral wisdom. Marla shares about her transformational experiences with a curandera and using embodied traditional folk healing modalities to address the needs of her clients. Her question: How do we discover what needs healing within us? (Hint: The medicine is in your story.)
2022-03-1539 minCollaborative Alchemy
Collaborative AlchemyEvangeline Stott — Creative Process and the Art of InquiryIn this episode, I talk with collage artist and muralist Evangeline Stott about her creative process, collaboration, the inherent intelligence of the body, and the call of the open road. We also touch on maternal loss, the importance of rest, and how robust creative inquiry can lead to a profound sense of belonging. Listen in as we discuss what it means to live at the intersections of grief, joy, disability, and true freedom.
2022-01-2646 minCollaborative Alchemy
Collaborative AlchemyMyriam Loeschen: Wounded, Worthy, and Dedicated to JoyIn this episode, I talk with facilitator and coach Myriam Loeschen about releasing perfectionism, the beauty in the cracks, and the healing power of silence. We also talk about how Myriam weaves her creative passion for cooking and nourishing food into a powerful framework for working with clients and groups. Listen in as we discuss what it means to be wounded, worthy and honoring a life in process.
2021-12-1538 minCollaborative Alchemy
Collaborative AlchemyTorie Wiggins: Collective Healing and the Well-Rested ArtistIn this episode, I talk with multi-hyphenate artist and entrepreneur Torie Wiggins about creative wellness and the joys of solo performance. We also talk about why the arts industry must stop trading on the trauma of its artists as a means for creating consumable stories. Listen in as we discuss our dreams about stories of Black joy, a culture of mutual care, and a thriving future beyond the cumulative pain of the pandemic. “When I direct plays, I often ask whose story is this? When I write, I ask whose story is this? Who gets to tell whose st...
2021-10-2734 minCollaborative Alchemy
Collaborative AlchemyJacqueline Goldfinger — The Power of the Well-Told StoryIn this episode, I talk with playwright and educator Jacqueline Goldfinger about the how and why of effective storytelling, adapting works for the stage, and the beauty of how the arts influence culture. We share our excitement and hope for the new and emergent generation of storytellers, who are offering nuanced and elegant solutions to some of our most pressing social justice issues. This is a wide-ranging conversation that addresses the intricacies of our mutual use of the she/they pronoun, the work of Madeleine L'Engle, tips for writing great characters, and how parenting has shaped our creative work.
2021-09-1944 minCollaborative Alchemy
Collaborative AlchemySue Hulsmann — Deep Noticing, Creative Pollination, and BeekeepingIn this episode, I talk with honey beekeeper, bee colony preservationist, horticulturalist, and jewelry designer Sue Hulsmann about the magic of bees, the dynamics of living in creative community, and what it really means to be Queen.
2021-07-3133 minCollaborative Alchemy
Collaborative AlchemyB Merikle — Matrilineal Knowledge and the Magic of Liminal SpaceIn this episode, I’m talking to artist and activist B Merikle. In their “day job” they work as a non-profit executive director, challenging anti-Blackness everywhere that they hold space and lead groups. B’s heart-centered work is profoundly informed by the women that came before them. B intentionally seeds liberation in all that they do, with eyes focused on the coming harvest. B says that they believe deeply in the power of stark contrast — trauma and pleasure — to create new Black futures that free us all. “Pardon my language, but it’s a literal goddamned miracle that most Black...
2021-07-3150 minCollaborative Alchemy
Collaborative AlchemyLinda Joy Cordtz — Nature As Creative PartnerMy guest is orchardist and poet Linda Joy Cordtz. In this epidsode, we’re talking about farming as meditation, poetry, and the transformational nature of living close to the earth. We’re also reading excerpts from her book entitled “Walking in the Orchard”. Linda says, “Your partner is nature. She will always show you the most unbelievable bounty, and then whisk everything away. And it's all equal. It just is.”
2021-07-0227 minCollaborative Alchemy
Collaborative AlchemyMindy Tsonas Choi — Creativity, Identity, Belonging, and Social JusticeIn this episode, I talk with activist, bridge builder, and the founder of The Be Seen Project, Mindy Tsonas Choi. Our conversation focuses on identity-led creative work, the somatic experience of real belonging, and what happens to potency of our work when we step outide of capitalistic structures. Mindy says, “Now that I’m heading into 50, right in the mid-point of my life, I’m looking at and thinking about belonging in new ways. If you had asked me at the beginning of my creative journey about belonging, I would have described it as being accepted and being welcomed by a c...
2021-06-2742 minCollaborative Alchemy
Collaborative AlchemyAnya Hankin — Catalytic Leadership, Reciprocity, and Rooting Into Your "Why"In this episode I talk with facilitator, leadership mentor, and creative catalyst Anya Hankin. In this wide-ranging conversation we talk about creating purpose-driven work, showing up in our imperfect fullness, and what it means to truly practice reciprocity. Anya says, “Bearing witness is at the core of my work. We all deserve to be seen, to be heard, to be celebrated. So much of it is knowing that we get to be our flawed, real, human selves and be seen in that. My story touches something in your story. My experience touches something in your experience. I think that is...
2021-06-2740 minCollaborative Alchemy
Collaborative AlchemyJack Greenman — Creative Partnerships Outside of Institutions and AcademiaIn this episode, I talk with actor, voice coach, and educator Jack Greenman. Jack also happens to be my life partner. Jack left a tenured faculty position, mid-career, at Southern Methodist University to live rurally with his family and homeschool his children. Join us as we discuss creativity inside and outside of institutions, zazen meditation, homeschooling, and bringing your whole self (even the icky parts) to the creative act. We also reveal a family secret. (Shhh… don’t tell our parents!)
2021-06-2739 minCollaborative Alchemy
Collaborative AlchemyYusef Seevers — The Birthright of Breath, Body, and JoyMy guest is actor, musician, dancer, choreographer, and entrepreneur Yusef Seevers. In this episode, we talk about the importance of radical self love, Black joy, and the healing power of meditation. Yusef says, "Self care is about returning to a place of infinite love. And I think that the resistance people have to it is that is seems too simple. Nothing we ever do in this new world is as simple as love. So in all things that I do, in all things that I teach, in all things that I am living, I am pointing to that LOVE...
2021-06-2541 minCollaborative Alchemy
Collaborative AlchemyJennifer Atkinson — Climate Justice, Eco Grief, and the Role of StorytellersMy guest is Dr. Jennifer Atkinson and in this episode of Collaborative Alchemy we are talking about the role that storytellers and artists have to play in the fight for climate justice. Dr. Atkinson says, “The story of climate change has been a scientific story from the very beginning. That’s the way we always tell it. But we have known that story now for three decades and longer. We don’t need more scientific research in this moment. What we need now is our storytellers to convince us to act on what the sciences have been telling us. We nee...
2021-06-2521 minThe Beautiful & True Project
The Beautiful & True ProjectConspiratorial Connections (with Sarah Greenman)A rich and complex conversation about living your life creatively, finding joy in grief, and how to stay centered (or not) in times of trouble.
2021-05-311h 24Catalyst Conversations
Catalyst ConversationsTrusting the Pull Towards a Creative LifeSarah Greenman is a creative alchemist, artist, storyteller, writer, and facilitator. She wields her words like messengers of possibility and seems to have direct access to wellsprings of creativity. This woman is a prolific and stunning creatrix. Sarah lives in Eastern, Oregon, and her work is deeply informed by place, by nature, by seasons and cycles which she weaves into her paintings and poems and plays and multilayered creative offerings. The journey of these last ten months has been truly catalytic for Sarah, and we talk about all she’s lost and left and transformed since January 2020. She reminds me th...
2020-12-1541 minThe Maggy Thump Show
The Maggy Thump Show269: Alt Soul / Boom Bap / DIY / WorldwideAname' Rose - Insecure R-kay - Greenhouse (Feat. Ella Frank) Dahi Divine - Twisted bib sama - my darg! Amber Dubs X Ghostattack - Waiting For Tomorrow feat. Katherine Vavahea Rasheed Chappell x Buckwild - Sinners & Saints (Feat. Shannell Griggs) Steve Lacy - Out of Me Head Abg - Il Cammino Azieb - This I Know Fana Hues - Icarus Cal Maro - I.G.L.Y.F. Pete Rock - Heavy Gang Starr - Glowing Mic Katbrownsugar - Greenman w Lauraell Jorja Smith - Come Over [Selecta Killa remix] Yokai - Say Yes Sabrina Bellaouel - The Build Up ...
2020-12-131h 01MAGZ FM
MAGZ FM#269: Alt Soul / Boom Bap / DIY / WorldwideAname' Rose - InsecureR-kay - Greenhouse (Feat. Ella Frank) Dahi Divine - Twistedbib sama - my darg! Amber Dubs X Ghostattack - Waiting For Tomorrow feat. Katherine Vavahea Rasheed Chappell x Buckwild - Sinners & Saints (Feat. Shannell Griggs)Steve Lacy - Out of Me HeadAbg - Il Cammino Azieb - This I KnowFana Hues - IcarusCal Maro - I.G.L.Y.F. Pete Rock - HeavyGang Starr - Glowing MicKatbrownsugar - Greenman w Lauraell Jorja Smith - Come...
2020-12-131h 01Hey Playwright
Hey PlaywrightThe Creative Alchemy of Sarah GreenmanTori and Mabelle talk with one of their artist idols: Sarah Greenman. A storyteller, visual artist and Woo-woo catalyst, Sarah discusses the evolution of her Creative Alchemy Oracle Deck, playwriting, motherhood and the importance of choosing this life every day. Her upcoming projects, as well as her acclaimed play, Leni, based on the life of Leni Riefenstahl, are also discussed. Sarah offers two prompts inspired by Maggie Smith’s poem, “Good Bones."
2020-11-1756 minAlternative Stories and Fake Realities
Alternative Stories and Fake RealitiesNational Poetry DaySend us a text1st October is National Poetry Day in the UK.  This edition celebrates some of the poetry we have broadcast on the podcast in the last year and the poets and publishers we have worked with. In this podcast you can hear the following poems Thus I Became a Heart Eater by Phoebe Stuckes from her collection Platinum Blonde published by Bloodaxe Books and read by Marie-Claire WoodThen I Reconsidered Prayer by Maria Taylor from her collection Dressing For The Afterlife published by Nine Arches Press and rea...
2020-10-0122 minGrowth On The Go - Presented by RACM
Growth On The Go - Presented by RACMUnique PropertiesListen in on our latest podcast with Sarah Taylor and Allen Greenman on "Unique Properties".
2019-10-0800 minGrowth On The Go - Presented by RACM
Growth On The Go - Presented by RACMNiche BusinessesListen in on the latest episode of Growth on the Go with Allen Greenman and Sarah Taylor.
2019-09-1000 minIrish & Celtic Music Podcast
Irish & Celtic Music PodcastWomen of Irish & Celtic MusicCelebrate the amazing women of Irish & Celtic music with me this week with music from Liz Carroll, Warbelow Range, The Selkie Girls, Shannon Heaton, Gone Molly, Melanie Gruben, Sarah Marie Mullen, Noirin Ni Riain, Moya Brenna, Ciana, Claire Roche, Christine Weir, Catriona McKay, Janette Geri, Chrissy Crowley, The Ennis Sisters, Childsplay. http://celticmusicpodcast.com/ Do me a favor share this podcast. Subscribe to the Celtic Music Magazine. This is our free newsletter and your guide to the latest Celtic music and podcast news. Download 34 Celtic MP3s for Free. I believe in the power of...
2018-10-111h 14Adventures in Artslandia With Susannah Mars
Adventures in Artslandia With Susannah MarsBringing Women into Equal Participation in American TheatreStatera Foundation takes positive action to bring women into full and equal participation in the theatre.I talk to Sarah Greenman, Creative Director of Statera Foundation. They are in their final week of fundraising, don't miss the change to UPLIFT. AMPLIFY. ADVANCE.   
2018-06-2517 minSquam
SquamMORNING ON THE DOCK: Episode 76 :: Sarah GreenmanMORNING ON THE DOCK: Episode 76 :: Sarah Greenman by squam
2017-05-241h 00Mathematical, Statistical and Computational Aspects of the New Science of Metagenomics
Mathematical, Statistical and Computational Aspects of the New Science of MetagenomicsInferring Mixed Viral PopulationsGreenman, C (The Genome Analysis Centre) Thursday 27 March 2014, 16:00-16:30
2014-03-3132 minOur Style Stories
Our Style StoriesDecorating on a Budget, Working from Home, and Teaching Your Children About Design with Sarah GreenmanIn this episode, you'll listen to Sarah share a few personal insights about the role of budgetary restrictions on her decorating style, the challenges of working from home, how design has taught her boys respect, and what it takes for her to get work done.
2013-10-3112 min