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Poetry worth hearingPoetry Worth Hearing: Episode 38This episode has the theme "Writing Nature/Writing Eco'. It opens with a clip from an interview with Nancy Campbell where she talks about eco poetry and continues with a recording of the launch of the Whaleback City Press launch of 15 eco sonnets by 14 distinguished poets. This is followed by a new recording by Kathleen Jamie of her poem 'What the Clyde said after COP 26' and 'Slipway' a new poem by Philip Gross. We also have two poems by Sarah Watkinson. Other poets include Inge Milfull, Lizzie Ballagher, Helen Overell, Richard Lister, Kate Young, Georgia Hilton, Derek Seller...
2026-01-271h 02
Oregon Reporter PodcastOne Lawyer Talking to Another, with Bryan Welch and Sarah E. (S2:E9)Oregon Reporter Podcast
One Lawyer Talking to Another, with Bryan Welch and Sarah E. (S2:E9);
Date of Publishing: January 5, 2025
MCLE ID No: 129200
(Pending Approval by the OSB MCLE department)
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This episode of the Oregon Reporter Podcast qualifies you for one mental health / substance abuse CLE Credit (upon its approval by the OSB MCLE department), which can be self-reported on your MCLE transcript.
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Bryan Welch is an Attorney Counselor w/ the Oregon Attorney Assis...
2026-01-051h 01
Inchstones with Sarah | Autism Parenting & Neurodiversity InsightsProfound Autism, Powerful Love: How One Mother Learned to Let Go and Lead with Marie WatkinsonMotherhood doesn’t come with a manual—but if it did, autism parenting would be filed under “plot twist.”In this candid episode of the Inchstones podcast, host Sarah Kernion welcomes Marie Watkinson, a successful NYC entrepreneur and owner of Spa Chicks on the Go and devoted autism mom, for a raw, unfiltered look at what it means to raise a profoundly autistic child in a world that wasn’t built with him in mind.
From the gut instinct that something was different, to the rollercoaster of diagnosis, advocacy, and redefined expectations, Marie’s story captures the emotiona...
2025-10-0245 min
The Web of UsThe marvel and mystery of mycelium, with Sarah Watkinson"Even though there may be all sorts of conflicts brewing, we can still talk as human beings who are fascinated; filled with wonder and curiosity," says Emeritus Research Fellow in Fungal Biology at the University of Oxford, Sarah Watkinson, on The Web of Us. In conversation with Claire Wathen, Sarah shares how she’s built an enviable career spanning five decades as a university mycologist turned poet, what mycelial networks teach us about life, and the dry rot conversation stopper she likes to drop at every dinner party.Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction to The Web Of Us...
2025-07-0852 min
The Lesbian Historic Motif PodcastOn the Shelf for November 2024 - The Lesbian Historic Motif Podcast Episode 299On the Shelf for November 2024
The Lesbian Historic Motif Podcast - Episode 299 with Heather Rose Jones
Your monthly roundup of history, news, and the field of sapphic historical fiction.
In this episode we talk about:
Call for submissions for the 2024 LHMP audio short story series. See here for details.
Recent and upcoming publications covered on the blogDerry, Caroline. 2020. Lesbianism and the Criminal Law: Three Centuries of Legal Regulation in England and Wales. Palgrave Macmillan. ISBN 978-3-030-35299-8
Recent Lesbian/Sapphic Historical FictionRedway Acres: Grace by Trish Henry Green
Another Victorian Tale of Life and...
2024-11-0227 minPoetry worth hearingPoetry Worth Hearing: Episode 25This episode is an election special, and has for its theme, 'political', however our poets have wished to interpret that. There are poems on war, displacement of people, oppression, violence against women, inequality and injustice, commodification and capital and the environment
There are poems from Jenny Lewis, Rachael Clyne, Claire Cox, Pat Winslow, Jacob Mckibbin, Carl Tomlinson, Heather Moulson, Richard Price, Diana Bell, Caroline Jackson Houlston and Sarah Watkinson. In addition, there is an interview with poet, historian and peace campaigner, Rip Bulkeley who talks about politics in his own poetry and in the two political anthologies...
2024-06-281h 02
Listen to Latest Full Audiobooks in Fiction, LGBTQ+Mary and the Birth of Frankenstein: A Novel by Anne EekhoutPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/652209to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Mary and the Birth of Frankenstein: A Novel
Author: Anne Eekhout
Narrator: Ell Potter
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 10 hours 57 minutes
Release date: October 3, 2023
Genres: LGBTQ+
Publisher's Summary:
“A beautiful, hallucinatory dream of a novel.” –J.M. Miro, Author of the National Bestseller Ordinary Monsters “A fantastically moody, unsettling novel.''–Sarah Waters, New York Times bestselling author of The Paying Guests and Fingersmith A ''bold ... hypnotic'' (The New Yorker) reimagining of Mary Shelley’s youth, vividly exploring innocence, young love, gothic mystery and the roots of her literary masterpiece, Frankenstein. Swi...
2023-10-0310h 57Access Unmissable Full Audiobooks in Fiction, HistoricalMary and the Birth of Frankenstein: A Novel by Anne EekhoutPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/652209to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Mary and the Birth of Frankenstein: A Novel
Author: Anne Eekhout
Narrator: Ell Potter
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 10 hours 57 minutes
Release date: October 3, 2023
Genres: Historical
Publisher's Summary:
“A beautiful, hallucinatory dream of a novel.” –J.M. Miro, Author of the National Bestseller Ordinary Monsters “A fantastically moody, unsettling novel.''–Sarah Waters, New York Times bestselling author of The Paying Guests and Fingersmith A ''bold ... hypnotic'' (The New Yorker) reimagining of Mary Shelley’s youth, vividly exploring innocence, young love, gothic mystery and the roots of her literary masterpiece, Frankenstein. Swi...
2023-10-0310h 57
Get New Full Audiobooks in Fiction, Contemporary WomenMary and the Birth of Frankenstein: A Novel by Anne EekhoutPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/652209 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Mary and the Birth of Frankenstein: A Novel Author: Anne Eekhout Narrator: Ell Potter Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 10 hours 57 minutes Release date: October 3, 2023 Genres: Contemporary Women Publisher's Summary: “A beautiful, hallucinatory dream of a novel.” –J.M. Miro, Author of the National Bestseller Ordinary Monsters “A fantastically moody, unsettling novel.''–Sarah Waters, New York Times bestselling author of The Paying Guests and Fingersmith A ''bold ... hypnotic'' (The New Yorker) reimagining of Mary Shelley’s youth, vividly exploring innocence, young love, gothic mystery and the roots of her literary masterpi...
2023-10-0305 min
Collecting COVID: Oral HistoriesDr Cristian RomanGeorgina Ferry interviews Cristian Roman, Postdoctoral Research Associate, 14 December 2022. Topics discussed include (00:00:20) early interest in engineering, studies in France, the U.S.A. and U.K. at Oxford Brookes University, specialism in computer science and telecommunications, scholarship and PhD (00:04:54) move into digital health technologies and work on diabetes project; (00:07:30) outlook on digital health research globally; (00:09:12) joining Lionel Tarassenko's Biomedical Signal Processing & Machine Learning group in 2018; (00:11:51) remote monitoring project with blood pressure monitoring in stroke patients; (00:17:10) first awareness of COVID-19; (00:18:40) vHDU (virtual High-Dependency Unit) project on monitoring vital signs with wearable devices; (00:25:10) wearable devices; (00:30:47) the challenges of setting up the system...
2023-05-221h 07Poetry worth hearingPoetry Worth Hearing: Episode 14Welcome to Episode 14 of Poetry Worth Hearing. This episode features poems about work. Most of us, poets included, spend most of our lives doing some kind of work for money. Usually, it is quite unrelated to poetry. However, surprisingly few poems are written about the work people do, what might be called 'the day job'. Here, we have an interview and reading from poet and vet, Ilse Pedler. She talks about how her two vocations work together and gives us a reading of some of her poems directly relating to her veterinary practice. We then have a huge range...
2023-04-291h 10
The Bottom of the Glass PodcastBottom of the Glass Season 3 - Episode 4 - Our 2022 DRAM Edition with Jim and Sarah MacConduibh and Michael GodinHey folks, pack your cars and trucks with your fifes, drums and all your crap for the Deep River Muster, and as you head to DRAM listen to this great talk with Jim and Sarah MacConduibh and Michael Godin of the Middlesex County Volunteers Fifes and Drums. It is some fascinating discussion. Have a great Deep River!
Sincerely,
Brendan, Dave and Brian
2022-07-152h 29
Poetry worth hearingEpisode FourThis is the fourth Episode of Poetry Worth Hearing. An important theme this month is the notion of collaboration and cooperation, between poets and between poets and artists from other disciplines. We have a project curated by Diana Sanders which brings together several poets, musicians and sound artists to present poems own soundscapes. Romola Parish and Sarah Watkinson read a shared poem which is part of the pamphlet they wrote together celebrating Wytham Woods, the Oxford University ecology research station. Viola Michely and Bill Jenkinson share with us the process of translating a poem from German into English. We al...
2022-04-191h 00Poetry worth hearingEpisode 3Welcome to Episode 3 of Poetry Worth Hearing. In this episode Sarah Watkinson talks about science poetry and writing about Nature and we have an extract from a Zoom reading by Robert Etty. We also have poems by Sarah Watkinson, Andrew Dixon, Sharron Green, Margot Myers, Claire Cox, Eva Wal, Diana Bell, Suzannah Houston and Lyn Thornton.
Submissions to Poetry Worth Hearing are always welcome and should be sent as 4 minute recordings with texts of poems and brief biographical details to poetryworthhearing@gmail.com. The texts of these poems, information about the poets and science poetry recommendations can b...
2022-03-1755 min
Upstream DownstreamTeaching American HistoryWelcome to Season 2 Episode 20 of Upstream Downstream. Here to talk with Bianca Ison is Jonathan Butcher and Chris Doyle. Jonathan is the Will Skillman Fellow of Education at The Heritage Foundation, and author of the book Splintered: Critical Race Theory and the Progressive War on Truth. Chris teaches history at Avon Old Farm School in Avon, Connecticut. Before that, he served as the Director of Global Studies at the Watkinson School in Hartford and as an adjunct history professor at Trinity College.We would like to thank our guests Jonathan Butcher and Chris Doyle for joining this dis...
2022-02-0528 min
Lovejoy ActuallyChekhov's Trouser Press (Double Edged Sword)An extra long episode with extra voices as we’re joined by the Midsomer Maniacs themselves!! We have an absolute blast discussing this episode where Jim Leonard returns, and he’s in MEGA TROUBLE. Listen in as we discover that there are no blackcurrants in North America, that Charlotte is living in the future and exactly where the Stretford End is. The original Lovejoy episode was written by Roger Marshall and directed by Alex Kirby.Antique of the Week: The slightly creepy rocking horse (pre-Jim’s ass.)Cocktail of the Week: A Bloody Samura...
2021-06-161h 43
Esto es sobre...Esto es sobre Swimming Pools, de Sleepwalk CollectiveREPARTO
Camilla Vecco Haddad
Iara Solano Arana
Nhung Dang
Rebeca Matellán
FICHA ARTÍSTICA
Textos: Sammy Metcalfe y las intérpretes
Música original: Sammy Metcalfe
Coreografía: Alice Tatge y los intérpretes
Iluminación: Alex Fernandes
Vestuario: Jorge Dutor
Producción en España: iara Solano Arana
Producción en Reino Unido; Sarah-Jane Watkinson/Outer Circle Arts
Swimming Pools es una co-producción del Teatro de La Abadía de Madrid y el Teatro Calderón de Valladolid, y cuenta con el apoyo del Gobierno Vasco, Battersea Arts Centre (Londres), Graner (Barcelona), Arts Council England, y Shift Key-Europa Cr
2020-12-1609 min
TWT FMS1. DebtDebt is a key disciplinary mechanism under capitalism; a power relation that causes financial, cultural and spiritual misery. In this episode we debunk the myths and moralising that surrounds debt, and hear from those developing creative alternatives to an indebted existence.
This episode is dedicated to the memory of Professor David Graeber. It was produced by Sarah Vowden, Matt Huxley, Aron Keller, James Roadnight, Penny Grennan, Charlie Clarke and Alex Brent, with contributions from Sarah-Jayne Clifton, Tim Jones and Eva Watkinson from Jubilee Debt Campaign, Hilary Powell and Dan Edelstyn from Hoe Street Central Bank, Alex Macey from Gamvisory, Yao...
2020-09-131h 05
Parenting Beyond the HeadlinesTalking About The Importance of the Middle School YearsSpecial Guest: Teri Schrader, Head of School at Watkinson School
2019-09-1025 min
The Poetry of ScienceEpisode 4: The Dance of the Dung BeetleRecent research has shown how dung beetles use the sun, the wind, and even the stars to navigate. Join me for a poetic investigation into the internal compasses of these fascinating insects.
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Read this episode’s science poem here.
Read the scientific study that inspired it here.
Read ‘Dung Beetles Navigate by Starlight’ by Dr Sarah Watkinson here.
Buy Sarah’s chapbook here.
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Music by Rufus Beckett.
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2019-07-0109 min
Intensive Care Society RadioMaternity Critical Care Panel Debate - Quinn, Winfield, Watkinson, Hinton, VincentAudrey Quinn Sarah Winfield Peter Watkinson Lisa Hinton Laura Vincent
2019-02-2412 min
Exploring oak woodland - for iPad/Mac/PCFocusing on fungiDr Sarah Watkinson reveals the role of fungi in breaking down dead leaves.
2009-09-1800 minExploring oak woodland - for iPod/iPhoneFocusing on fungiDr Sarah Watkinson reveals the role of fungi in breaking down dead leaves.
2009-09-1800 minExploring oak woodland - for iPod/iPhoneTranscript -- Focusing on fungiTranscript -- Dr Sarah Watkinson reveals the role of fungi in breaking down dead leaves.
2009-09-1859 minExploring oak woodland - for iPad/Mac/PCTranscript -- Focusing on fungiTranscript -- Dr Sarah Watkinson reveals the role of fungi in breaking down dead leaves.
2009-09-1859 minExploring oak woodland - for iPod/iPhoneInvestigating woodland mossDr Sarah Watkinson looks at mosses - plants with pre-historic life cycles.
2009-09-1800 minExploring oak woodland - for iPad/Mac/PCInvestigating woodland mossDr Sarah Watkinson looks at mosses - plants with pre-historic life cycles.
2009-09-1800 minExploring oak woodland - for iPod/iPhoneTranscript -- Investigating woodland mossTranscript -- Dr Sarah Watkinson looks at mosses - plants with pre-historic life cycles.
2009-09-1859 minExploring oak woodland - for iPad/Mac/PCTranscript -- Investigating woodland mossTranscript -- Dr Sarah Watkinson looks at mosses - plants with pre-historic life cycles.
2009-09-1859 min