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Nordic Film TalksEskil Vogt: Sentimental ValueNorwegian screenwriter Eskil Vogt is having a huge season. His latest film Sentimental Value, co-written with longtime collaborator Joachim Trier, has swept the European Film Awards and landed a record-breaking nine Oscar nominations and eight BAFTA nods.On the Nordic Film Talks podcast, Vogt breaks down how the film grew from two simple ideas: reuniting with Renate Reinsve and exploring the complicated bond between sisters.Reinsve stars as anxious actress Nora opposite Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas, with Stellan Skarsgård as their emotionally absent, filmmaker father — a role Vogt admits hits uncomfortably close to home for obs...
2026-01-2848 min
The Screen PodcastWhat do the winners and losers of the Bafta longlists reveal about awards season?The team picks out the talking points from the Bafta longlists and last Sunday’s Golden Globes ceremony.
First, Screen’s contributing editor Wendy Mitchell, editor Matt Mueller, deputy editor Louise Tutt and awards and box office editor Charles Gant go in-depth on why the Bafta longlists are really shortlists, whether it is a bad thing that smaller arthouse titles were mostly shut out of the major categories, and what impact they might have on Oscar voting.
The team also looks at the Golden Globes results and how much relevance they have for the rest of the awards season. Plus, they...
2026-01-1541 min
The Nature of NantucketStar Report with Geoff Clayton of the Maria Mitchell Association – Wendy Schmidt and the Lazuli Space ObservatoryGeoff Clayton is an Astronomer at the Maria Mitchell Association. This week Geoff talks about the plans of Schmidt Sciences, run by our own Wendy Schmidt, to build a new space telescope.
2026-01-1402 minThe Screen Podcast10 film industry stories set to dominate 2026The team pick out 10 major film industry storylines that are set to play out next year, recommend unsung British titles for Bafta voters, and look back at the Red Sea Film Festival.
Screen contributing editor Wendy Mitchell is joined by editor-in-chief Matt Mueller and deputy editor Louise Tutt look at hot 2026 topics, including potential changes to major UK bodies, streamer levies, how studios are working with AI, and the Warner Bros Discovery takeover.
They also discuss how Gen Z audiences are returning to cinemas, the major changes coming to the Creative Europe programme, renewal at some of the world’s bi...
2025-12-1856 minThe Screen PodcastOur left-field tips for Bafta voters, plus Doha, Tallinn and Tokyo festival dispatchesOn this week’s episode of The Screen Podcast, the team recommends some under-the-radar titles for awards voters to look out for; and go on a whistle-stop tour of the latest film festivals.
First, Screen contributing editor Wendy Mitchell, editor Matt Mueller and deputy editor Louise Tutt are joined by awards and box office editor Charles Gant to recommend documentaries and non English-language titles that Bafta and Ampas voters might have missed.
Next, they discuss the winners from the Bifa and the Gotham awards which saw Harry Lighton's Pillion and Akinola Davies Jr.'s My Father's Shadow pick up prizes on...
2025-12-0450 minNordic Film TalksJón Hammer: Inside Faroese FilmmakingFaroese producer Jón Hammer joins Nordic Film Talks to discuss making history with The Last Paradise on Earth — the first Faroese film to win the Nordic Council Film Prize.He reflects on the film’s message, the rapid growth of Faroese filmmaking, and his own path from Zentropa to building Outlier Projects.Hammer also shares insights from international shoots like No Time To Die and How To Train Your Dragon, the rise of new Faroese talents, and his current work on Tea Lindeburg’s The Seal Woman. Plus: how tourism shapes culture, why documentaries matter...
2025-11-2737 min
The Screen PodcastHas it been a good year for original IP at the box office?On this week’s episode of The Screen Podcast, the team discuss the hits, misses and surprises at the global box office this year, before we look back on the American Film Market, which finished last weekend.
Screen contributing editor Wendy Mitchell, deputy editor Louise Tutt and awards and box office editor Charles Gant examine whether it’s been an encouraging few months for original IP in cinemas.
The team also look at the growing global success of anime titles, some strong local hits in France, and soft debuts for two UK filmmakers; Gurinder Chadha’s Christmas Karma and Edgar Wright...
2025-11-2042 minNordic Film TalksIsabella Eklöf - The Death of Bunny Munro and Dogma 25Swedish filmmaker Isabella Eklöf – known for 'Holiday', 'Kalak' and 'Border '– joins us to talk about her bold new TV series 'The Death of Bunny Munro', starring Matt Smith.She reveals why England’s decaying seaside towns inspired her “crumbling empire” story, how adapting Nick Cave’s manic novel became her proudest work yet, and what it’s like to be a first-time showrunner.Eklöf also teases her next project: A “BDSM love story” racing against Dogma 25’s one-year rule and opens up about blending real life with fiction, her creative fears, and the art of finding beauty...
2025-11-1336 minThe Screen PodcastAre awards season narratives helpful? Plus, FilmNation's Glen Basner gets candid ahead of AFMOn this week’s episode of The Screen Podcast, the team discusses the emerging narratives in this year’s awards race, before FilmNation Entertainment CEO Glen Basner shares his insights ahead of the American Film Market (AFM).
First, Screen contributing editor Wendy Mitchell, editor-in-chief Matt Mueller and deputy editor Louise Tutt are joined by awards and box office editor Charles Gant to discuss the early shape of the awards race.
They debate whether big studio films are at a disadvantage, whether Wicked: For Good can pull off a Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The King-style victory lap, and the...
2025-11-0647 minThe Screen PodcastThe hidden gems from the autumn film festivalsOur team pick out the hidden gems from the Autumn film festivals, and reflect on this year's starry edition of the BFI London Film Festival.
International reporter Ben Dalton joins editor Wendy Mitchell, editor-in-chief Matt Mueller and deputy editor Louise Tutt to discuss how the LFF has become a major stop on the awards circuit, with the likes of George Clooney, Julia Roberts and Steven Spielberg among the many celebrities to walk its read carpet.
Then Screen's reviews editor Nikki Baughan and senior international critic Wendy Ide pick out some of the smaller films from the likes of Venice, Toronto...
2025-10-2345 minThe Screen PodcastThe road ahead for UK producers, trump tariffs and Bafta rule changes explainedThe team look at the challenges facing UK producers, Trump’s latest tariff threat and this year’s Bafta and Oscars rule changes. Hosted by Wendy Mitchell with Matt Mueller, Louise Tutt and Charles Gant.
2025-10-0936 minNordic Film TalksHlynur Pálmason - The Love That RemainsIcelandic filmmaker Hlynur Pálmason doesn’t start his films with a fixed idea — he lets them emerge. In a conversation with Nordic Film Talks at the San Sebastian Film Festival, he describes how narratives “come by surprise” as he writes, shoots and edits, often across several years. His two latest films, Joan of Arc and The Love That Remains, both star his three children and capture the mix of playfulness and conflict in family life.From the demolition of his old studio to spontaneous moments of sibling tension, Pálmason folds real-life fragments into cinema, even pushing toward mag...
2025-09-3044 min
The Hummingbird Effect with Wendy CoulterDelegating Your Way to Success: Insights from Home Health Business Owner Kimberly MitchellIn this episode, Wendy Colter and Hannah of Hummingbird Creative Group delve into the intriguing conversation with Kimberly Mitchell, owner of Home With Help. Kimberly shares her journey in buying a non-medical home care business, emphasizing that even without a love for marketing, success is possible through strategic delegation. The discussion spans her early challenges, significant marketing shifts, and the importance of innovation and community presence. Tune in for valuable insights into maintaining growth in the home health care industry and the importance of aligning business practices with core values.00:00 Introduction and Episode Recap02:36 Guest Introduction...
2025-09-2343 min
The Screen PodcastMubi's funding controversy, Venice Film Festival highlights and Dwayne Johnson's Oscar chancesThe Screen team discusses Mubi’s ongoing funding controversy before delving into Venice Film Festival’s starry guests, hidden gems and Gaza focus.
First, Screen contributing editor Wendy Mitchell, editor Matt Mueller and deputy editor Lousie Tutt break down the controversy surrounding Mubi’s $100m investment from venture capital firm Sequoia.
Then, Wendy is joined by senior international reporter Ben Dalton to discuss Venice Film Festival’s return to star-studded status, what deals - if any - will emerge for unrepresented titles, and how the war in Gaza took the spotlight.
Finally, Screen’s senior critic Wendy Ide jumps in with her t...
2025-09-1144 minNordic Film TalksSofie Gråbøl and The Last Viking in VeniceSofie Gråbøl talks about punching Mads Mikkelsen in their new film 'The Last Viking', acting with Donald Sutherland in her first film and experiencing how the grpundbreaking series 'The Killing' changed the international outlook on Denmark.Host: Wendy Mitchell, filmwendy.comPresenting partner: Nordisk Film & TV Fond, https://nordiskfilmogtvfond.com/Audio producer: Karoline BalstrømLogo designed by: Tine SeerupMusic artist: Bail Bonds Title: Swimming Lessons
2025-09-0432 minNordic Film Talks2 filmmakers at AnnecyHost: Wendy Mitchell, filmwendy.comPresenting partner: Nordisk Film & TV Fond, https://nordiskfilmogtvfond.com/Audio producer: Karoline BalstrømLogo designed by: Tine SeerupMusic artist: Bail Bonds Title: Swimming Lessons
2025-06-2355 min
Nordic Film TalksDanish actor Claes Bang and Finnish producer llona TolmunenIn this special bonus episode from the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, we speak to Danish actor Claes Bang about his role in the majority French production 'The Great Arch', directed by Stephane Demoustier, which had its world premiere in Cannes Premieres.Bang plays the Danish architect Otto von Spreckelsen who tries to protect his artistic integrity after winning a competition to build an important French monument commissioned by Francois Mitterand.The second interviewee in this episode is Finnish producer Ilona Tolmunen, of Helsinki-based Made Productions, who launched Lauri-Matti Parppei 'A Light That Never Goes Out' in Cannes’ AC...
2025-05-2832 minNordic Film TalksTarik Saleh, Fares Fares and Sverrir GuðnasonIn this special Cannes 2025 episode of Nordic Film Talks, we delve into two Cannes world premieres with the writer/director and lead actor of Eagles of the Republic and one of the lead actors of The Love That Remains.Swedish writer/director Tarik Saleh says his new film Eagles of the Republic is not a political satire. “I love satire, but this is absolutely not satire. It is a very serious film, but there is an absurdity underneath,” he says in the latest episode of the Nordic Film Talks podcast, recorded at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, where the film ha...
2025-05-2629 minNordic Film TalksÓlafur Darri Ólafsson - Reykjavik FusionÓlafur Darri Ólafsson discusses his new production company ACT4 and their first series, Reykjavik Fusion, which premieres at Canneseries. He wanted the show to feel more vibrant than typical Nordic noir, following a chef rebuilding his life after prison.Ólafsson balances Icelandic work with international projects like Severance and Somebody Somewhere, while keeping his base in Reykjavik. ACT4 is also developing a murder mystery, Death of a Horse, and an animated feature, Stormy Island.He calls joining Severance both "exhilarating and terrifying" and shares how in Somebody Somewhere, he had to tone down his natural charm act...
2025-04-2346 min
Feeding the Senses - UnsensoredFeeding the Senses Unsensored - Episode 120 - Wendy Moten - SingerWendy Moten is a genre-defying singer-songwriter whose soaring vocals earned her the nickname “The Voice,” and there couldn’t be a more appropriate description of the woman who won America’s hearts when she became runner-up on the NBC show The Voice and an alumni of Overton High School , Memphis.As a solo artist, she is known for the Top 5 hit “Come In Out of the Rain” and for her solo performances in stadiums across America with artists including Michael Bolton. She’s also know for her guest appearance on Kirk Whalum’s FOR YOU album singing th...
2025-04-1558 minNordic Film TalksBenedikt Erlingsson - The Danish WomanAfter his acclaimed 2018 film Woman at War, Benedikt Erlingsson thought he was done with stories about headstrong women bending the rules for a greater cause. But then The Danish Woman emerged.“I knew I couldn’t make another film with the same concept, so a TV series was the perfect way to explore it further. If Woman at War had a ‘white witch,’ The Danish Woman is the ‘black witch,’” he says in this episode of Nordic Film Talks.The series, premiering at Series Mania, follows a former Danish intelligence agent (Trine Dyrholm) who starts a new life in Re...
2025-03-2444 min
The Splatter Effect26. A Fresh Canvas: Wendy Mitchell’s Second Act (An Interview)In this inspiring episode of The Splatter Effect, Kendal and Kayla sit down with Colorado artist Wendy Mitchell, who proves it’s never too late for a fresh start. After navigating some of life’s toughest storms, Wendy reinvented herself after 50, using art as her guide to not just survive—but thrive.
She opens up about her journey, the healing power of creativity, and how the twists and turns of life can come together to create something unexpectedly beautiful—kind of like a fresh snowfall covering old tracks. ❄️🎨
If you’ve ever felt stuck or wondered if it’s...
2025-02-2449 minNordic Film TalksTrine Dyrholm - Oscars and BeginningsThe acclaimed Danish actress discusses why she likes spend time exploring her complex characters, such as an infamous criminal in Oscar-nominated The Girl With The Needle and a wife and mother recovering from a stroke in Berlinale world premiere Beginnings.Nordic Film Talks is a podcast offering in-depth interviews with filmmakers and othercreatives from the Nordic countries, offering insight into their latest films or TV series.The series is hosted by Nordic film expert Wendy Mitchell, a journalist and film festivalconsultant, and presented by the Nordisk Film & TV Fond.H...
2025-02-1845 minNordic Film TalksEmilie Blichfeldt & Maria Ekerhovd - The Ugly StepsisterForget Disney princesses—Emilie Blichfeldt’s The Ugly Stepsister reimagines Cinderella with a feminist twist and moments of body horror. In this episode, Blichfeldt discusses her feature debut, exploring themes of beauty standards and bodily perfection.Producer Maria Ekerhovd shares insights into the film’s ambitious €5.5m production and its journey to Sundance and Berlinale.Tune in for behind-the-scenes stories, from 19th-century medical research to rethinking fairy tale archetypes, and discover how The Ugly Stepsister brings a bold new perspective to the genre.Nordic Film Talks is a podcast offering in-depth interviews with filmmake...
2025-01-2444 minNordic Film TalksJoshua Oppenheimer - The EndThe director and producer reveal how Jacques Demy and an oil tycoon’s secret bunker inspired their ambitious first fiction feature, 'The End', a six-country co-production with a budget of about $17m.Producer Signe Byrge Sørensen and writer/director Joshua Oppenheimer set their ambitions high for their first fictional feature together. It’s not only the world’s first post-apocalyptic musical, it’s also a complicated six-country co-production that needed 45 shooting days across Germany, Italy and Ireland and took eight years to finance, plan and shoot. In the latest episode of the Nordic Film Talks podcast, the...
2024-12-1941 minNordic Film TalksAnne Lajla Utsi - International Sámi Film InstituteThe head of the International Sami Film Institute talks about boosting indigenous filmmaking through smart collaborations with the Netflix, Disney, NRK, Telefilm Canada and more — and she reveals what’s next for Sami filmmakers.Anne Lajla Utsi is the head of the International Sámi Film Institute (ISFI), which she co-founded in 2009 and has now grown to include partnerships with Netflix and major public broadcasters like NRK, SVT and YLE; creating collaborations with Telefilm Canada and other partners on the Arctic Indigenous Film Fund, and getting Sami films screened in major festivals like Venice and Toronto as well as at...
2024-12-0245 min
The Midlife Makeover Show | Women Over 40, Menopause Support, Hormone Health, Divorce Recovery, Empty Nest Advice, Aging Gracefully, Finding Purpose245 🌟 Divorce as a Catalyst: Jen Mitchell on Mindful Breakups and Reinventing Your LifeIn this transformative episode of The Midlife Makeover Show, host Wendy Valentine welcomes the trailblazing Jen Mitchell, a family law attorney and founder of Solace Divorce Mediation. With over 17 years of experience, Jen has witnessed the emotional and financial toll traditional courtroom battles can have on families. Determined to change the narrative, she introduces "The Solace Way," a revolutionary approach to divorce that combines mindfulness, respect, and personal growth.
Join Wendy and Jen as they delve into how divorce can be a powerful catalyst for positive transformation. Discover how shifting perspectives during life's darkest times c...
2024-11-111h 06Nordic Film TalksAleksi Bardy - The Summer BookProducer Aleksi Bardy, like most people in Finland, grew up loving the Moomins. When Bardy was a young adult and read Moomins author Tove Jansson’s adult fiction book 'The Summer Book' (Sommarboken), he adored it. Later, when he became a screenwriter and producer, he read it again with an eye to bringing it to the big screen. 'The Summer Book' stars Glenn Close, celebrated its world premiere in October at BFI London Film Festival and its US premiere at AFI Fest in Los Angeles.Nordic Film Talks is a podcast offering in-depth interviews with fi...
2024-10-3140 minNordic Film TalksThomas Vinterberg - Families Like OursIn this episode of the Nordic Film Talks podcast, veteran Danish writer and director reveals that he had wanted to create a TV series ever since his 1998 feature Festen, the Dogme film that became his breakout international success. Thomas Vinterbergs Families Like Ours is set in a scarily realistic near-future, and follows one family – teenage daughter Laura, her now-single mom, her dad and his new wife and baby and Laura’s first boyfriend Elias, as they have to choose alliances when the entire nation of Denmark is completely evacuated because of rising water levels. The cast featu...
2024-09-3048 minNordic Film TalksFrida Kempff - The Swedish TorpedoFrida Kempff’s The Swedish Torpedo tells the forgotten story of Sally Bauer, the first Scandinavian to swim across the English Channel in 1939. Despite this groundbreaking achievement, Bauer never became a household name. After digging deeper, Kempff found Bauer’s personal reflections from the year before her swim in a small regional library, inspiring her to bring Bauer’s story to life.Kempff, speaking on the Nordic Film Talks podcast, shared her motivation: “I felt I should drag her into the spotlight and celebrate what she did.”The Swedish Torpedo, premiering on Sept. 12 at the Toronto Internation...
2024-09-1038 min
The Exceptional Sales Leader PodcastUnlocking Your Post-Career Potential with Wendy LeggettFor many sales leaders, they dedicate so much time, effort and attention to the here and now, driving exceptionally high standards, creating a high performance environment & delivering results, that they often neglect to consider their post career potential and pursuits. The months and years can pass very quickly, and it is often easy to not consider what life may look like when the time comes to take a step back and slow down. In today’s episode I’m joined by Wendy Leggett, Owner of Conflux Retirement Coaching, who specialises in working with executives and sales leaders on designing a fu...
2024-09-0450 minNordic Film TalksDag Johan Haugerud - Sex Dreams LoveNorwegian filmmaker Dag Johan Haugerud discusses his ambitious trilogy Sex Dreams Love: “Three films are not enough to talk about sex.”The trilogy, which explores themes of sexuality, relationships, intimacy, and queerness, took about 10 months to shoot.Sex follows two heterosexual men whose views on sexuality and identity are challenged.Love centers on a woman in her 40s exploring casual sex, inspired by Olivia Laing’s The Lonely City.While Dreams depicts a teenage girl’s first exploration of her sexuality.Each film in the trilogy stands alone but is also connected. Haugerud...
2024-08-2742 min
STEMblazers PodcastS6E11 STEMblazers: Morgan MitchellIn this episode, we meet Morgan Mitchell, President of Preflight Aviation Camp and Active Duty Operations Researcher in the US Air Force.
2024-07-1040 minNordic Film TalksLina Flint - SonsIt's only halfway through 2024 and Danish producer Lina Flint has already had a very exciting year: Her most recent production, Gustav Möller’s Sons (Vogter), premiered at Berlinale competition in February and will start its international rollout in French cinemas starting in July. And she also joined forces with Lars Knudsen and Ari Aster to co-found Square Peg Nordic, which develops international projects with high-profile Scandinavian talent.To cap it off, Flint participated in European Film Promotion’s prestigious Producers on the Move programme in Cannes.In her deep-dive interview as part of the Nordic Film Talks podcas...
2024-06-1341 min
Fred English Channel » FRED English PodcastSundance London 2024,interview with the festival producer Wendy MitchellFred Film Radio sat down with Wendy Mitchell, Festival Producer of Sundance London 2024, to hear more about how the festival collaborates with the Utah edition to bring some of the highlights of its lineup to a UK audience, what characterises a "Sundance" film, some of the standouts of the [...] The post Sundance London 2024,interview with the festival producer Wendy Mitchell appeared first on Fred Film Radio.
2024-06-0714 min
FRED Film Radio - English ChannelSundance London 2024,interview with the festival producer Wendy MitchellFred Film Radio sat down with Wendy Mitchell, Festival Producer of Sundance London 2024, to hear more about how the festival collaborates with the Utah edition to bring some of the highlights of its lineup to a UK audience, what characterises a “Sundance” film, some of the standouts of the [...]
The postSundance London 2024,interview with the festival producer Wendy Mitchellappeared first onFred Film Radio.
2024-06-0714 minNordic Film TalksMagnus von Horn - The Girl with the NeedleThis episode features Swedish-born, Poland-based writer/director Magnus von Horn,talking about his third feature film, The Girl With The Needle, premiering at CannesCompetition 2024.Magnus talks about the decision to shoot in black-and-white, why heavoided a typical criminal biopic, and casting Vic Carmen Sonne and Trine Dyrholm inkey roles.Nordic Film Talks is a podcast offering in-depth interviews with filmmakers and othercreatives from the Nordic countries, offering insight into their latest films or TV series.The series is hosted by Nordic film expert Wendy Mitchell...
2024-05-1344 minNordic Film TalksRunar Runarsson - When the Light BreaksThis episode features Icelandic writer/director Runar Runarsson, talking about his fourthfeature film, When The Light Breaks, premiering at Cannes 2024 Un Certain Regard. Runar talks about offering the audience a sense of reality by setting the film over 24hours; why there can be beauty in tragedy; and how he likes to prepare extensivelybefore shooting with his cinematographer Sophia Olsson.Nordic Film Talks is a podcast offering in-depth interviews with filmmakers and othercreatives from the Nordic countries, offering insight into their latest films or TV series.The s...
2024-05-1337 min
Why Distance Learning?#29B Special Episode: Why Distance Learning? with Tsai Hsing StudentsAs a companion to episode #29A - Teaching Culture Across Cultures with Wendy Lee - this episode features six seventh-grade students from Tsai Hsing School in Taipei, Taiwan. Each student responds to the question, "Why Distance Learning?"The students are part of a daily distance learning program called Learning Live, a collaboration between Tsai Hsing School, where Wendy teaches and serves as the Director of Research and Development, and Banyan Global Learning, founded by this podcast's co-host, Seth Fleischauer.This episode was recorded as part of a teaching unit on podcasting. Students were asked the...
2024-04-1616 min
Why Distance Learning?#29A Teaching Culture Across Cultures with Wendy LeeWe welcome Wendy Lee from Tsai Hsing School in Taipei, Taiwan who discusses the multifaceted roles of local teachers in a global distance learning language program called Learning Live. She highlights the challenges and responsibilities these educators face daily, emphasizing their need to be detail-oriented, capable of multitasking, and flexible to handle the unexpected. Key responsibilities include managing student behavior, ensuring comprehension in a non-native language (English), facilitating group projects, and providing on-site technical support.Wendy explains that the program collaborates with teachers from Banyan Global Learning - who provides the lead teachers over live, virtual conference...
2024-04-1544 min
THE VETVN SPOTLIGHT AND SMALL TALK CHANNELTHE SMALL TALK SHOW WITH GUEST PST DR. WENDY MITCHELLHost Jacqui Hutchinson engages Pst. Dr Wendy Mitchell of Regenerating Lives Outreach Ministry on this episode of Small Talk.
2024-03-0840 min
Last WordNicholas Dimbleby, Lord Patrick Cormack, Wendy Mitchell, Eleanor FazanJohn Wilson on the celebrated sculptor Nicholas Dimbleby, responsible for numerous well known commissions around the country. Lord Patrick Cormack the politician, historian and prolific author.Wendy Mitchell, the author and blogger who was diagnosed with young onset dementia and worked tirelessly to help improve the understanding of the condition. Eleanor Fazan, the theatre director, choreographer and actor. Her career spanned almost 70 years and saw her working with some of the biggest names in the business.Archive Details Archive used:. “Wogan” BBC 1 10/12/1986. BBC Midlands Today News 13/7/2011. BBC News West 09/09/1999.
“The Br...
2024-03-0127 min
Living On MissionEpisode 90 - Feasting on the Word of God with Wendy SpeakeWelcoming back one of my FAVORITE guests ever! Wendy Speake is a follower of Christ, wife, mom and author! We're chatting FEASTING on the Word of God today and her new book, 40 Day FEAST : Taste and See the Goodness of God's Word.Whether on the stage or on the page, Wendy ministers to women’s hearts through storytelling and Biblical life application. With a background in Hollywood as a trained actress, she couples the power of God’s Word with personal testimony. Known for the uncanny way she meets women in their most common struggles, from sugar-addiction to mom...
2024-02-2832 minThe Midlife Makeover Show | Women Over 40, Menopause Support, Hormone Health, Divorce Recovery, Empty Nest Advice, Aging Gracefully, Finding Purpose173 🧠 Beyond Memory Loss: Secrets to Dementia Prevention with Dr. Mitchell ClionskyIn this vital episode of The Midlife Makeover Show, we delve into the world of cognitive health and dementia prevention with the esteemed Dr. Mitchell Clionsky, author of "Dementia Prevention: Using Your Head to Save Your Brain." As a board-certified neuropsychologist with a remarkable track record of treating over 20,000 patients alongside his wife and fellow professional, Dr. Emily Clionsky, Dr. Mitchell brings a wealth of knowledge from his private practice, Clionsky Neuro Systems.
Join us as we confront the fears and misconceptions surrounding dementia, a concern for many over the age of 50. Dr. Clionsky dispels t...
2024-02-2644 min
Salesology® - Conversations with Sales Leaders079: Collin Mitchell – An Outbound TransformationGuest: Collin Mitchell Guest Bio: Meet Collin Mitchell, a 4x founder passionate about Sales, Entrepreneurship, and Podcasting. Collin is the Chief Evangelist at Humantic AI where they are helping sellers personalize the entire sales process to build more rapport and close more deals. Collin is also the host of Sales Transformation. He started with nothing but managed to grow his first business from 0 to 5M ARR in 26 months! Guest Links: Sales Transformation About Salesology®: Conversations with Sales Leaders Download your...
2024-02-0532 min
Off Gassing: A Scuba PodcastInterview with Wendy MitchellMy next guest always had a fascination with the ocean. When she had the opportunity, she became certified and it led her down a path to becoming an ocean warrior. In this episode, I speak with Wendy Mitchell. She tells me about her journey that has brought her to some of the most beautiful and remote dive destinations in the world, her goal to document and protect the underwater world, and some amazing times she has had as she continues to add nautical miles to her sailing adventures. Please Enjoy.Instagram:https://www.instagram...
2023-11-291h 02
Mountaintop MedicineMountaintop Medicine from Estes Park Health: Estes Park Health unveils new fluoroscopyModern medicine uses amazing technology to look inside the body for diagnosis and treatment. Fluoroscopy – or moving x-ray – is one of the amazing tools radiologists use to peer inside and watch body functions and anatomy in real time. Estes Park Health installed a new fluoroscopy machine in the summer of 2023.“The images are clearer,” said EPH Radiologist Dr. John Knudtson. “You can see the anatomy and the area of interest more clearly. It helps you look through the images and review the study with more detail. You can slow the images down. It makes your job easier. You get mo...
2023-09-1804 min
Well I Know Now with Pippa KellyWendy MitchellWendy Mitchell is quite simply one of the most impressive people I have ever met. Diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease nine years ago at the age of 58, after an initial slump into depression, Wendy has since devoted her time and precious energy to raising awareness of dementia, frequently appearing on our broadcast media – she’s a familiar face on the Breakfast Time sofas – and speaking at major conferences. Wendy’s blog, Which Me Am I Today remains one of my favourite reads and, in writing it, she’s created her own paper memory, something that has enabled her to produce...
2023-09-1346 min
THE TESSA WILLIAMS Podcast"One last thing: How to live with the end in Mind" Dementia advocate and Sunday Times best seller, Wendy Mitchell talks of her 3rd and final Book."When life throws you a curved ball never give up on
yourself" Such is the mantra of best selling author and dementia advocate Wendy Mitchell.
Now having two Honorary Doctorates and two Sunday Times Best sellers all since she was diagnosed with early onset dementia at the tender age of 58 she has proven wrong those that deem dementia is the final boarding call on life.
Wendy's lust for life continues, even on the darkest days and through the thickest clouds.
As she says "Never give up on yourself, you only get one chance...
2023-07-2023 min
Conversations About Advance Care Planning61 Living with the end in mind with Wendy MitchellIn this episode it is my pleasure to talk with Wendy Mitchell, author of the best-selling books Somebody I Used to Know, What I wish people knew about dementia and the recently published One Last Thing; How to live with the end in mind. We connected back in 2022 to explore Wendy's Advance Care Planning and spoke about the work we did together in an earlier podcast. Wendy writes about her Advance Care Planning journey in her recent book and in discussion today we reflect on missed opportunities to plan ahead, the importance of language and of normalising...
2023-07-1736 min
Off Air with Jane & FiProfane and profound (with Wendy Mitchell)Fi and Louise have shaken up the routine and recorded this episode of Off Air before they've done the live show (no one tell Jane we let them do that, or she'll start getting ideas).They're joined by best-selling author Wendy Mitchell on her new book One Last Thing about living with a diagnosis of young-onset dementia.If you want to contact the show to ask a question and get involved in the conversation then please email us: janeandfi@times.radio.Follow our instagram! @JaneandFiAssistant Producer: Kate Lee...
2023-06-2745 min
Scholars Speak: A Podcast of the Mitchell InstituteScholars Speak Podcast with Mitchell Scholar Wendy GibbsIn the latest episode of the Scholars Speak podcast, host Michele Martin, the 1999 Mitchell Scholar from Scarborough High School, catches up with Wendy Gibbs, the 2012 Mitchell Scholar from Mount View High School. Listen up as Gibbs, who earned bachelor’s degrees in Business Management and Political Science at the University of Maine and later an MBA at Husson University, talks about her role as Vice President, Senior Commercial Portfolio Manager, at Bangor Savings Bank, her motivation for serving on the Mitchell Institute Alumni Council, and why she chose to join the Truc Huynh Alumni Giving Society (by paying forward th...
2023-05-1922 min
The Coffee CelebrationSam Mitchell: A man living with autism and finding his purpose.Friends...Sam Mitchell is the real deal. I loved getting to know him and what he does. He is a motivational speaker, who is busy traveling across the United States to educate others on autism. His company is called Autism Rocks & Rolls, you won't want to miss this.
2023-03-2127 min
Conversations About Advance Care Planning38 Advance Care Planning and dementia with Wendy MitchellIn this episode it is my pleasure to talk with Wendy Mitchell, bestselling author of "Somebody I Used to Know" and "What I wish People Knew about Dementia". Wendy also has young onset dementia following a diagnosis aged just 58. We talk about the words that were used when Wendy received her diagnosis and how framing this differently could have significantly improved Wendy's experience. We also discuss Wendy's Advance Care Planning journey and why it is so important to her. This is an inspirational episode and has learning for us all. If you are...
2022-11-1441 min
Adventures In ProducingAdventures In Producing: Maria EkerhovdAdventures in Producing is a podcast series with film journalist Wendy Mitchell interviewing top film and TV producers. In this episode, she talks to Norwegian producer Maria Ekerhovd, of Mer Film. She is the winner of the Eurimages Co-Production Award at the European Film Awards 2021 and has produced films including Gunnar Vikene's War Sailor (launching at Toronto 2022), Eskil Vogt's The Innocents, Iram Haq's What Will People Say, Ole Giæver's Out of Nature, and many more. This series of interviews is also available as YouTube videos.
2022-09-1150 min
Doing It Right with Pandora SykesWhat we get wrong about dementia, with Wendy MitchellThere are 50million people living with dementia worldwide. By 2050, it’s likely to rise to 152 million. But how much do you know about dementia? When it’s a disease so rapidly on the rise, why aren’t we talking more about it?
Wendy Mitchell is a former NHS worker who was diagnosed with young-onset dementia at the age of 58. She’s written two books: Somebody I Used To Know and What I Wish People Knew About Dementia
We talk about why dementia is so much more than memory loss; how the arts often...
2022-09-0841 min
Adventures In ProducingAdventures in Producing: Natasha DackAdventures in Producing is a series interviewing great independent film and TV producers across the globe, hosted by film journalist Wendy Mitchell (filmwendy.com). This episode’s guest is UK producer Natasha Dack, an award-winning film and television producer who is the co-founder (with Nikki Parrott) of Tigerlily Productions). Her many credits include Black Power Salute directed by Geoff Small, She a Chinese directed by Xiaolu Guo, Remainder directed by Omer Fast, Working With Weinstein directed by Alice Perman, Dying to Divorce directed by Chloe Fairweather, Poly Styrene: I Am A Cliche, directed by Celeste Bell and Paul Sng. Se...
2022-05-0241 minAdventures In ProducingAdventures In Producing: Paula VaccaroAdventures in Producing is a series with film journalist Wendy Mitchell interviewing top film and TV producers. In this episode, she talks to Paula Vaccaro, an award-winning British-Italian producer and screenwriter who was born in Buenos Aires and lived in the UK for the past 20 years. In 2009 she established Pinball London and her credits as a producer or executive producer include Ginger & Rosa by Sally Potter, omnibus project Words with Gods, On The Milky Road by Emir Kusturica, Uncle Howard by Aaron Brookner, and Listen directed by Ana Rocha de Souza which was an award winner at Venice 2020.
2022-01-1135 minAdventures In ProducingAdventures in Producing: Katie HollyAdventures in Producing is a series with film journalist Wendy Mitchell interviewing top film and TV producers. In this episode, she talks to Katie Holly, Irish film producer and the owner of Blinder Films. Katie has worked on films including Citadel directed by Ciaran Foy; The Pervert’s Guide to Ideology and Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami directed by Sophie Fiennes; Vita & Virginia directed by Chanya Button; Love and Friendship directed by Whit Stillman; and French Exit directed by Azazel Jacobs.
2022-01-0839 minAdventures In ProducingAdventures in Producing: Kate OgbornAdventures in Producing is a series interviewing great independent film and TV producers across the globe, hosted by film journalist Wendy Mitchell (filmwendy.com). This episode’s guest is UK producer Kate Ogborn, an award-winning film and television producer and executive producer whose credits include Carine Adler's Under the Skin, starring Samantha Morton, This is England, The Deep Blue Sea, and Abandoned Goods. Kate set up Fly Film with Lisa Marie Russo where she worked on films including The Spirit of ’45 by Ken Loach and Hockney by Randall Wright. She has also worked with The Bureau and at Revolution Film...
2022-01-081h 07Adventures In ProducingAdventures in Producing: Karin ChienAdventures in Producing is a series interviewing great independent film and TV producers across the globe, hosted by film journalist Wendy Mitchell (filmwendy.com). This episode's producer is Karin Chien, who has produced films like Patricia Benoit's Stones In The Sun, Bradley Rust Gray's The Exploding Girl and Jack And Diane, Maryam Keshavarz’s Circumstance, The Michael Kang's Motel and Greg Pak's Robot Stories. She is also the founder of dGenerate, the North American distributor of independent Chinese cinema, which has worked on 70 titles in partnership with Icarus Films.
2022-01-0838 minAdventures In ProducingAdventures in Producing: Mary BurkeAdventures in Producing is a series interviewing great independent film and TV producers across the globe, hosted by film journalist Wendy Mitchell (filmwendy.com). This episode’s guest is Mary Burke, a BAFTA and BIFA award-winning producer who was born in the US and is based in London. She worked for many years with Warp Films on films like Submarine (Richard Ayoade), Bunny and the Bull (Paul King), Berberian Sound Studio (Peter Strickland) and For Those In Peril (Paul Wright). She was a Film Fund Executive at the BFI for five years, working on films like God’s Own Coun...
2022-01-0842 minAdventures In ProducingAdventures in Producing: Mynette LouieAdventures in Producing is a series interviewing great independent film and TV producers across the globe, hosted by film journalist Wendy Mitchell (filmwendy.com). This episode spotlights Mynette Louie, a New York-based producer who has worked on films including I Carry You With Me By Heidi Ewing; The Tale by Jennifer Fox; Swallow by Carlo Mirabella-Davis; The Invitation by Karyn Kusama; Buster’s Mal Heart by Sarah Adına Smith; Mutual Appreciation by Andrew Bujalski; Hunting Season by Natalia Garagiola; Children of Invention by Tze Chun; and Land Ho! by Martha Stephens and Aaron Katz. She ran Gamechanger Films fro...
2022-01-0840 minAdventures In ProducingAdventures in Producing: Venla HellstedtAdventures in Producing is a series interviewing great independent film and TV producers across the globe, hosted by film journalist Wendy Mitchell (filmwendy.com). Venla Hellstedt is a producer in Finland and she works with the amazing group of women at Tuffi Films, including fellow producer Elli Toivoniemi and writer/directors Selma Vilhunen, Jenni Toivoniemi and Kirsikka Saari. Venla's credits include Frozen Hell, Dance of Outlaws, Hobbyhorse Revolution, Stupid Young Heart, Games People Play and Sihja, The Rebel Fairy.
2022-01-0833 minAdventures In ProducingAdventures in Producing: Julie GoldmanAdventures in Producing is a series interviewing great independent film and TV producers across the globe, hosted by film journalist Wendy Mitchell (filmwendy.com). This episode spotlights Julie Goldman, a New York City-based, Oscar-nominated and Emmy Award-winning producer and executive producer of documentary feature films and series. In 2009, she founded Motto Pictures alongside Christopher Clements (and prior to that Julie worked at Cactus Three and Wellspring). Just a few of her 100+ films include The Mole Agent by Maite Alberdi; Abacus: Small Enough To Jail by Steve James; The Final Year by Greg Barker; Life, Animated by Roger Ross Williams; Wei...
2022-01-0846 minAdventures In ProducingAdventures in Producing: Rebecca O'BrienAdventures in Producing is a series interviewing great independent film and TV producers across the globe, hosted by film journalist Wendy Mitchell (filmwendy.com). This episode features Rebecca O’Brien, Ken Loach’s longtime producer, who founded Sixteen Films in 2002 alongside Ken and Paul Laverty. Rebecca has produced Ken’s films starting with Hidden Agenda and going on to include Land and Freedom, My Name is Joe, Sweet Sixteen, The Wind that Shakes the Barley, Angels’ Share, The Spirit of 45, I, Daniel Blake, Sorry We Missed You and more. She has also worked on non-Loach films like You Were Never Rea...
2022-01-081h 01Adventures In ProducingAdventures in Producing: Marie Therese GuirgisAdventures in Producing is a series interviewing great independent film and TV producers across the globe, hosted by film journalist Wendy Mitchell (filmwendy.com). This episode’s guest is Marie Therese Guirgis, a New York-based film producer who has worked in both fiction and documentary film. She is currently head of production at Play/Action Films and previously worked for companies including Ratpac and distributor Wellspring Media. Some of the films she has worked on recently include Summer of Soul, Questlove’s hit at Sundance 2021; The Meaning of Hitler (Petra Epperlein & Michael Tucker); Totally Under Control (Alex Gibney & Ophelia Harut...
2022-01-0856 minAdventures In ProducingAdventures in Producing: Katja AdomeitAdventures in Producing is a series interviewing great independent film and TV producers across the globe, hosted by film journalist Wendy Mitchell (filmwendy.com). This episode’s guest is Katja Adomeit, a German-born, Denmark-based producer who runs Adomeit Film. She has worked in Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Germany, Denmark, France, Russia, Ukraine, China and New Zealand. Her film credits include The Weight of Elephants, Loving Pia and Resin by Daniel Borgman; Pine Ridge, Lida and Transnistra by Anna Eborn; Team Hurricane by Annika Berg; and Wolf and Sheep and The Orphanage by Shahrbanoo Sadat. She has also been a co-producer on Rube...
2022-01-0843 minAdventures In ProducingAdventures in Producing: Andrea CornwellAdventures in Producing is a series interviewing great independent film and TV producers across the globe, hosted by film journalist Wendy Mitchell (filmwendy.com). This episode’s guest is British producer Andrea Cornwell, whose credits include The Scouting Book for Boys (Tom Harper), Last Days on Mars (Ruari Robinson), Suite Francaise (Saul Dibb), Apostasy (Daniel Kokotajlo), Saint Maud (Rose Glass); and the documentaries Sea Horse (Jeanie Finlay) and Bruce Lee and the Outlaw (Joost Vandebrug). Next up she is working on Clio Barnard’s series The Essex Serpent, with See-Saw Films for Apple TV+.
2022-01-0841 minAdventures In ProducingAdventures in Producing: Birgitta BjörnsdóttirAdventures in Producing is a series interviewing great independent film and TV producers across the globe, hosted by film journalist Wendy Mitchell (filmwendy.com). This episode’s guest is Icelandic producer Birgitta Björnsdóttir, who previously worked at Zik Zak Filmworks before setting up Vintage Pictures. The films and TV shows she has worked on as a producer or line producer include The Swan (Ása Helga Hjörleifsdóttir), Agnes Joy (Silja Hauksdóttir), Happily Never After (Nanna Kristín Magnúsdóttir), The Minister, The Falcons, I Remember You, and as a co-producer, Land Ho! (Aaron Katz & Martha Stephen...
2022-01-0851 min
Adventures In ProducingAdventures In Producing: Farah AbushweshaAdventures in Producing is a series interviewing inspiring independent film and TV producers across the globe, hosted by film journalist Wendy Mitchell (filmwendy.com). This episode features Farah Abushwesha, an Irish-born, Libya-raised, London-based, BAFTA-nominated producer. Her company is Rocliffe and she is also the creator of the BAFTA Rocliffe New Writing Competition and Showcase, for emerging talent. She was a Screen International's Star of Tomorrow in 2017. She has worked on films and TV shows including The Scouting Book for Boys (Tom Harper), The Comedian (Tom Shkolnik), The Rise aka Wasteland (Rowan Athale), Pressure (Ron Scalpello), Identicals (Simon Pummell) The...
2022-01-0851 minLiving On MissionEpisode 21: Momming, Fasting & Faith with Wendy SpeakeWendy Speake is a regular mom, wife and follower of Christ! God has gifted her with so many talents, including actress & author! Here book THE 40 DAY SUGAR FAST: WHERE PHYSICAL DETOX MEETS SPIRITUAL TRANSFORMATION is rocking my world! We talked all things parenting, food, Jesus and more! Listen and be encouraged! Whether on the stage or on the page, Wendy ministers to women's hearts through storytelling and Biblical life application.With a background in Hollywood as a trained actress, she utilizes the power of drama, poetry, comedy, and sp...
2021-12-0633 minWell I Know Now with Pippa KellyWendy Mitchell, best-selling author living with dementiaFull disclosure, today’s guest Wendy Mitchell is one of my all-time favourite people. She is positive, witty, resilient, genuine and wise. She is the author of Somebody I Used To Know, a ground-breaking memoir that was selected as Radio 4’s Book of the Week, chosen as one of the Times’ newspaper’s books of the year, and made it onto the Sunday Times best-seller list. She is also living with dementia.Seven years ago at the age of 58 Wendy, a former NHS manager, was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. In a classic stroke of down-to-earth genius, she started a dai...
2021-11-0347 min
Writers on FilmWendy Mitchell talks dogs on filmJohn Bleasdale talks to Wendy Mitchell, journalist, author and editor. Wendy is a contributing editor for Screen International. She has been a staff writer and editor at Entertainment Weekly, IndieWire, and Rolling Stone and has written for The Guardian, Variety, Time Out New York, Glamour, and Billboard. She consults for the San Sebastian and Zurich film festivals. She is also the author of Citizen Canine, available from all good book outlets. This charming and adorable collection of the best cinematic dogs is sure to delight dog lovers and movie-goers alike. The Citizen Canine pack includes sixty of the bravest...
2021-09-101h 05
The Sharvette Mitchell Radio ShowThe Healing Powers of Laughter with Comedian Wendy Lee (Quietstorm)Send us a textThe Sharvette Mitchell Radio Show | Every Tuesday | www.Sharvette.comMeet our guest: Wendy Lee“By people we are hurt, by people we are also healed” is the motto that fuels Wendy Lee’s motivation in all she does. Arising from the ashes of fear, intimidation and depression she graces various platforms to share her life through comedic speaking. Captivating her audience with her unique story and mesmerizing them with her clever delivery, Wendy desires to spark thought that lead to actions that provoke lasting change. With over a decade in the comedy industry, Wendy Lee is...
2021-08-1851 min
Between Cut and ActionWendy Parr, voice coach extraordinaire, talks Perfection is Dead, Sound is Healing, and Helping Artists to be Fierce!Wendy Parr is a multi-award-winning songwriter, world-renowned vocal coach, vocal producer, speaker, educator, and so much more. Her 20+ years in the music industry have given her the skills and influence to be hailed by many as ‘the artist’s secret weapon’.Her thriving career has given her the gift of working with an awe-inspiring list of creatives including Sara Bareilles, Regina Spektor, Melanie Martinez, Lynn Gunn of PVRIS, Marc E. Bassy, and many more.She talks with Shelley about being a natural born coach, authenticity in performance and how perfectionism can kill inspiration. Enjoy!www...
2021-06-101h 05
Mitchell Levy Presents AHA MomentsDov Baron, Wendy Marx, & James Hotaling on Thought Leader Life Credibility SpecialsGet to know these successful thought leaders and find out how they present themselves and their crafts as experts in their fields.Dov Baron is an IncMag Top 100 Leadership Speaker, #1 Fortune 500 Podcast Host, Entrepreneur Mag Writer, Loyalty Authority, and Dragonist. Known as the “Dragonist,” Dov is committed and passionate about teaching how to recognize, find, retain, and nurture dragons, or top talent, who are hidden in organizations. He is a Generator of Meaning. Besides speaking and training, he works with a diverse group of leaders and executive teams to build the bonds that create orga...
2021-04-2926 min
Catalytic ConversationsThe Wolf On Main Street: Interview with Michael MitchellToday we look at the process of selling your business. You may hear of this process referred to as The Deal or the Transaction. Your deal, or transaction, is the culmination of your years of hard work, blood, sweat and tears. The amount of money you walk away with is dependent on a number of variables. I hope that your biggest takeaway for my shows this month is that preparation is your key to successfully selling your business.
Selling your business is a process. Today, I want my guest to give you a peek at what happens behin...
2021-03-3059 min
UCD Humanities Institute PodcastWendy Mitchell, Kevin Quaid, and Clodagh Whelan (Mind Reading: hearing the stories of dementia).The episode featured writers Wendy Mitchell and Kevin Quaid with Clodagh Whelan (Alzheimer Society of Ireland). Presented by Clare Hayes-Brady and Elizabeth Barrett.
2021-03-2522 min
Travelling SeñoritaEP 72- NZ Active Adventures CEO Wendy van Lieshout talks travel trends.Wendy van Lieshout has travel in her veins, born in Holland & a lifetime of adventure in NZ, she heads up travel company Active Adventures.
2021-02-2245 min
The Long Leash with James JacobsonDogs of the Silver Screen with Wendy MitchellEven if you can't watch dogs on film without crying, you'll love this joyful, funny conversation. It's a backlot tour of the film industry with Wendy Mitchell, author of Citizen Canine: Dogs in the Movies. The insider and journalist has sniffed out the juiciest behind-the-scenes La-la-land tales. She dishes on everything and everybody, canine AND human. You'll laugh about how Lassie's casting went terribly wrong, or how Toto replaced a human actor in a dog suit ... and you'll cry about how Charlie Chaplin's dog died. These and many more stories show how many of the angels in this city...
2021-02-1251 min
Thought Leader Life#554-557: Flanagan, Phillips, Kauffman, Delaney w/ Mitchell Levy on Thought Leader Life Credibility
#554: Kieran Flanagan and Mitchell Levy on Thought Leader Life Credibility Episode
Inject inspiration and creativity to laugh and learn in a corporate setting. This episode features #ThoughtLeader and #Expert Kieran Flanagan (https://www.linkedin.com/in/thinkkieranf/), leadership speaker, author, trainer, mentor and co-founder of The Impossible Institute and The Behaviour Report. She is rated in the “Top 25 C-Suite Speakers to watch” by Meetings & Conventions USA; appears as an expert commentator on ABC’s 702 Breakfast Show with Wendy Harmer, and in Channel 7’s Sunrise, Sky Business News and SBS News.
Keiran leads training...
2021-01-0826 min
The Path of MeMychal Mitchell - Artisan and Creator of Handcrafted BooksMychal Mitchell is an incredible artist. She makes gorgeous handcrafted leather journals, photo books and more in her workshop in Austin, Texas. She was slated to attend a graduate program in Architectural Design but her trip to Europe changed her destiny. What I love about my conversations with my guests is all the unbelievable stories that come through. In Mychal's case she had an intense level of Hazing as a fishing hand on a Fishing Boat in Dutch Harbor. It was a true test of character and grit to endure the daily abuse and ride out her time on the boa...
2020-12-1750 min
AlzAuthors: Untangling Alzheimer's & DementiaUntangling Young-Onset Alzheimer's with Wendy MitchellWendy Mitchell was diagnosed with young-onset Alzheimer’s and vascular dementia in 2014 at the age of 58. At the time she worked for Britain’s National Health Service as a non-clinical team leader. Her diagnosis led to an early retirement. Post diagnosis, she was shocked by the lack of awareness surrounding young-onset dementia in both the community and the clinical world, and started a blog, Which Me Am I Today? to document and share her dementia journey. This led to her travelling around the country as a respected speaker, raising awareness and encouraging others to embrace her passion for research. She...
2020-11-0237 min
theceowifeexperience's podcastMeet Wendy Banks Rhodes #026Meet Wendy Banks Rhodes #026 Wendy holds an A.A. in Communications and A.S. from Cuyahoga Community College, and a B.A. in Management and Human Relations from Trevecca Nazarene University. A nurse with over 20 years of experience, Wendy mentors and advocates for women of domestic violence and sexual assault. Wendy is the CEO/Founder of Beautifully Integrated with Love LLC, specializing in transformation, transition and tranquility. She shares her story in the Blessed Not Broken (vol.2): The Journey to Healing book collaboration project. ---Chapter titled: Saved by Grace, and Finally Fr...
2020-10-1716 min
Pop Culture ConfidentialEpisode 159: Oscar week special! 'Citizen Canine', author Wendy MitchellEpisode 159: Oscar week special! 'Citizen Canine', author Wendy Mitchell by Pop Culture Confidential Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2020-02-0429 min
3 FILMS THAT HAVE IMPACTED EVERYTHING IN YOUR ADULT LIFECitizen Canine w/ author Wendy MitchellScreenwriter Stuart Wright talks to Film journalist, moderator, festival consultant Wendy Mitchell about her new book CItizen Canine: Dogs In The Movies
CITIZEN CANINE is out 10 February 2020 https://preview.tinyurl.com/qmuygtz
16 February - Wendy will be talking about CITIZEN CANINE as part of #Dog-Friendly Cinema at Picturehouse Central https://preview.tinyurl.com/wdpf57d
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Intro/Outro music is by Chris Read. For more see www.thecomposers.tv
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2020-01-2329 min
Let's Talk About CareEp 2. Wendy Mitchell on living with dementiaCo-hosts Jill Rennie and Sue Learner talk to Wendy Mitchell, who was diagnosed with early onset dementia at the age of 58. Since her diagnosis, she has written a bestselling memoir called ‘Somebody I Used to Know’ and hopes that by spreading awareness she can help people to understand what it is like living with dementia.
2019-10-1846 min
Adrian Goldberg's Talk ShowWENDY MITCHELL ON DEMENTIAWendy Mitchell talks about her book Somebody I Used to Know in which she describes the experience of being diagnosed with dementia at the age of 58.
2019-07-2527 min
The Relationship Show with Dr. Wendy & Miss JenniThe Relationship Show with Dr. Wendy & Miss Jenni - “Teen 911: Trauma, Tech, and Building Healthy Relationships with Youth and their Families” with guest Jeremy Manné of Pacific Teen Treatment- ep. 51Ep 51 TRS - “Teen 911: Trauma, Tech, and Building Healthy Relationships for Emotional & Sensitive Youth and Their Families” with guest Jeremy Manné, founder of Pacific Teen Treatment
Jenni and Wendy talk contemporary teen issues and therapeutic treatment options for emotional and sensitive kids - with Jeremy Manné, founder of Pacific Teen Treatment. Tips for young people and their caregivers.
TRS email: RelationshipShowLA@gmail.com
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2019-07-091h 14
Richard and Judy Book Club Podcast - exclusive to WHSmithWendy Mitchell - Somebody I Used to KnowA heart-rending true account of the impact of young onset dementia. A book everybody should read to understand the impact of the cruel condition but also to learn that diagnosis needn't be the end of enjoying life to the full. Wendy Mitchell is an inspiration as an author and also in this great interview with Richard and Judy.
2019-05-0921 min
Two Cups of TeaEpisode 26 - Wendy MitchellA special show and a chance to meet Wendy Mitchell; an absolutely inspirational woman and author of Somebody I Used To Know, the best-selling autobiography about living with early onset Dementia. If there’s anyone with Dementia in your life this is a required listen. She talks with such resounding clarity and insight about her own condition and is still so upbeat. It was a privilege just to talk to her. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2019-04-0746 min
The Riff Raff Podcast: Writers community | Debut authors | Getting publishedThe Riff Raff: Episode 65 - Wendy MitchellAmy Baker of The Riff Raff chats to Wendy Mitchell, author of 'Somebody I Used to Know'. We discuss writing as sudoku, the importance of trust in a collaboration, and how detail makes our stories come alive. Music: www.bensound.com.
2019-03-1940 min
The Book ClubWendy MitchellIn this edition of The Magic Book Club Podcast, Emma B is covering for Tom. She sits down with the extraordinary Wendy Mitchell for a frank but funny and lovely chat about her book Somebody I Used To Know, which recounts her journey after being diagnosed with Dementia in 2014.
2019-03-1736 min
3 FILMS THAT HAVE IMPACTED EVERYTHING IN YOUR ADULT LIFEWendy Mitchell on Film Festival Strategies 2 of 2 PodcastsThis is the second, in a pair of podcasts where host Stuart Wright talks to Wendy Mitchell about film festival strategies for UK filmmakers.
Wendy is currently the Nordic Correspondent and a Contributing Editor for Screen International and ScreenDaily.com; an experienced moderator for both industry events and audience talks; and the Nordic delegate for San Sebastian Film Festival, scouting films from the Nordic region for the festival to consider and a delegate for the Zurich Film Festival and Zurich Summit.
For more details and contact information see www.filmwendy.com
Credits
Intro/Outro music is by Chris Read. He...
2019-02-0645 min
3 FILMS THAT HAVE IMPACTED EVERYTHING IN YOUR ADULT LIFEWendy Mitchell on Film Festival Strategies - 1 of 2 PodcastsThis is the first, in a pair of podcasts where host Stuart Wright talks to Wendy Mitchell about film festival strategies for UK filmmakers.
Wendy is currently the Nordic Correspondent and a Contributing Editor for Screen International and ScreenDaily.com; an experienced moderator for both industry events and audience talks; and the Nordic delegate for San Sebastian Film Festival, scouting films from the Nordic region for the festival to consider and a delegate for the Zurich Film Festival and Zurich Summit.
For more details and contact information see https://www.filmwendy.com
Credits
Intro/Outro music is by Chris Read...
2019-01-0840 minThe Relationship Show with Dr. Wendy & Miss JenniThe Relationship Show with Dr. Wendy & Miss Jenni - “Axis II Cluster B: Dealing with Difficult People Made Easier” with guests Dr. Shirley Imprezzelli and Kellee White, LMFT & spiritual medium - ep 46Ep 46 TRS - “Axis II Cluster B: Dealing with Difficult People Made Easier” with guests Dr. Shirley Imprezzelli and Kellee White, LMFT & spiritual medium
"He’s Axis II Cluster B!" Can dealing with difficult people be made any easier? How do we manage relationships with Narcissists, Borderlines, Histrionics, and Psycho or Sociopaths? Jenni and Wendy explore these questions in the contexts of trauma, families, and the spiritual realm with guests Dr. Shirley Imprezzelli and Kellee White, LMFT - psychotherapists and cohosts of the podcast Both Sides Now."
TRS email: RelationshipShowLA@gmail.com
2018-10-081h 49
Thriving at sixtyPodcast 67 Did You know even with dementia you can live independently!I think it is great that we are learning that there are many things we can do with people who accept they have Dementia.
I believe,first of all, is acceptance and then we can learn what structures these people need to keep living independently
Dementia rocks everyone’s life, the patient and their loved ones so I think its important to learn as much as we can.
Their emotional feelings stay with them much longer than anything else, so its important to make them feel safe. If you can have them in famili...
2016-11-0311 min