הפודקאסטים הטובים ביותר ב-Emily Hodge (2024)

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Take 127 - Writer, Showrunner, Memoirist SJ Hodges, The Player, Uneven Ground 1:50:47

1d ago1:50:47

1:50:47

We talk to the extraordinary SJ Hodges. She talks about changing her name to a gender neutral one to get read, jumping from staff writer straight to show runner and what she learned from managing a literal car crash on The Player. Then SJ shares her personal journey of losing her husband to a brain tumour, what she did next and how she ended up bui…

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Take 126 - Writer Gary Whitta, The Book of Eli, Rogue One 1:08:41

9d ago1:08:41

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The podcast is back for the second half of season three and we have a cracker. Gary Whitta, writer of Book of Eli and Rogue One gives an extraordinary interview about his transition from video game editor to writer, working on Star Wars and his frustrations with Hollywood. He gves us an extraordinary pig analogy, talks about the excitement and pres…

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We're back! 54:16

9d ago54:16

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After a long mid-season break, we are back up with the second half of Season Three of Screaming into the Hollywood Abyss. Noah and Dan talk about what they have been up to the last few weeks - Noah's show got cancelled! - and we thank our long-term partner Scriptation and then introduce tomorrow's episode with Rogue One writer Gary Whitta. This tas…

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EP22: An Energy Healer's Book of Dying 1:07:26

17d ago1:07:26

1:07:26

Suzanne Worthley is an energy healing practitioner and intuitive who has focused on death and dying for 20 years. She has played a vital role in partnership with families and hospice teams, helping the dying have a peaceful transition and helping families and caregivers understand what is happening and energetically during the process.…

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EP21: An Interview with a Dying Man, Meet Steve Hodges 1:32:27

2M ago1:32:27

1:32:27

In this episode, Cricket speaks with Steve Hodges, a pianist, cancer survivor and coach, hospice volunteer, and he is dying. This conversation goes deep into the places most people are not comfortable with, Steve is willing to be open and revealing about his experiences from both sides of the aisle. Hail the Traveler to Steve for sharing his unique…

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Ray and Luz Discuss Tax Savings and Veteran Aid 56:35

2M ago56:35

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What if you could navigate property tax exemptions like a pro and discover the little-known financial perks that could change your life? Join us on the latest VAC Podcast episode as we welcome VSO Ray Richmond and Luz Ortiz-Rivera. Luz shares a humorous twist with her impressively lengthy name and minuscule handwriting, making for some light-hearte…

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EP20: Old City Cemetery and the Grim Reaper 1:18:17

2M ago1:18:17

1:18:17

This episode is an in-depth discussion with Jay Brooks the Executive Director of The Old City Cemetary of Lynchburg Virginia. This unique Grave Garden is not only 200 years old with fascinating residents. It is also an extensive Arboretum providing the community with classes for Master Gardners, Headstone restoration enthusiasts, genealogy assistan…

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EP19: Ancestor Veneration with Tyler Coles 1:13:22

3M ago1:13:22

1:13:22

Embark on a mystical odyssey as we explore the timeless bond between the living and the departed. In this enlightening episode, Unitarian Minister Tyler Coles, hailing from deep family roots found "where the water kisses the Earth" in Roanoke VA, delves into the sacred art of honoring our ancestors and the beloved dead. Discover the profound ritual…

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Veterans Court 17th Judicial Circuit Court - Interview with Emily Behnke Deputy Court Administrator Specialized Court Programs 22:40

3M ago22:40

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In this episode we review a Specialized Court Program for Veteran's, Veterans Court. 17th Judicial Circuit Court Winnebago County and Boone County - Veterans Court The Winnebago County Veterans Court was established in 2012 to help rebuild the lives of Veterans who are charged with felony or misdemeanor offenses who have an underlying substance use…

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Take 125 - Writer, Producer, Director Ed Zwick, Shakespeare in Love, Blood Diamond, the Last Samurai 52:23

4M ago52:23

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Our first Oscar winner! For the last episode before our mid-season break we have Ed Swick on the show. He talks about his new book - Hits, Flops and Other Illusions. And we talk winning Oscars, writing truthful books about Hollywood and his extraordinary career. He tells us how the industry has changed, that films like the ones he made aren’t made …

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Take 124 - Showrunner, Director Jim Mickle, Sweet Tooth 42:16

4M ago42:16

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We talk to the fascinating Jim Mickle. He tells us about this start in independent movies, taking a break during the strike and the upcoming final season of Sweet Tooth. He explains how he got in to tv, becoming a showrunner and suffering from imposter syndrome and working in New Zealand during a pandemic. Jim talks about how hard and tiring being …

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EP18: Discussing Last Rites with Todd Harra 1:18:50

4M ago1:18:50

1:18:50

In this episode, we speak with Todd Harra, co-author of the Amazon bestselling books Mortuary Confidential: Undertakers Spill the Dirt and Over Our Dead Bodies: Undertakers Lift the Lid, as well as the Clip Undertaker mystery series, Grave Matters and Patient Zero, and more recently the funeral history book, Last Rites: The Evolution of the America…

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Full Real Estate Tax Exemption For Veterans - Interview with Tom Hodges Supervisor of Assessments 20:49

4M ago20:49

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Tom Hodges the Supervisor of Assessments reviews property tax exemptions for returning and service connected Veterans in Illinois. The role of the Supervisor of Assessments is to serve taxpayers, Township Assessors and the Board of Review in a professional, helpful and friendly manner while ensuring the timely and accurate processing of assessments…

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Take 123 - Showrunner, writer Emily Fox, Hindsight, Watchful Eye, Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist 51:19

4M ago51:19

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We talk to the fascinating Emily Fox who tells us about getting fired, trying to stuff a large chair into a car in the rain while in tears and the importance of connection in a writing room during a pandemic. She tells us about her shows getting cancelled due to a change of exec, being nice to people firing her and building bonds among colleagues. …

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Interview with VSO Ray Richmond Jr. 42:47

5M ago42:47

42:47

We take a deep dive into the transition from military life to Veteran Service Officer. Tune in, sit back and listen to Ray's story.על ידי Jesus M Pereira

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Take 122 - Writer, Producer, Showrunner Wendy West, Law and Order SVU, Dexter, FBI: Most Wanted 44:10

5M ago44:10

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We talk to Emmy-nominated writer and producer Wendy West. She talks about researching murder, her love of morgues and being the only woman in the room early in her career. Wendy talks about mentoring young female writers, supporting veterans and what it's like to work in the Dick Wolf world. She explains her path to success, her love of crossovers …

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Take 121 - Producer, Director, Showrunner Eddie Schmidt, Good One: A Show About Jokes 40:10

5M ago40:10

40:10

We talk to Oscar and Emmy award nominee Eddie Schmidt. He talks about being comedy adjacent, his time in an improv troupe and how he moved into the showrunning part of Hollywood. We discuss leadership style, the fun of working in comedy and the demeaning comments of mean bosses. We talk about how to appreciate comedy, the complexities of navigating…

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EP17: Preventing Dementia: Insights from Dr. Emily and Mitchell Clionsky 1:02:00

5M ago1:02:00

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In this episode, we chat with Dr. Emily and Mitchell Clionsky to discuss their book, "Dementia Prevention" and other related topics on what may cause this condition. Dr. Emily Clionsky combines internal medicine, psychiatry, and neurology to focus exclusively on patients with dementia and cognitive impairment and Dr. Mitchell Clionsky is a board-ce…

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Take 120 - Comedian Ray Ellin 55:54

5M ago55:54

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In a slightly different style of episode we talk to comedian Ray Ellin. We discuss how social media has changed comedy, hear some magnificent failure anecdotes from comedy clubs and bars and talk through the process of creating comedy. Ray talks us through his love of live standup, working in tv and why he made a podcast about Little House on the P…

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Take 119 - Writers and Producers Eric Johnson and Paul Tamasy, The Fighter, The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare 39:41

5M ago39:41

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We talk to Oscar-nominated writing partners Eric Johnson and Paul Tamasy, They talk about their fight to get the Fighter written, battling both the mob and Hollywood, the joy of an Oscar nomination and the slog of the promotional campaign. They talk about how they savour every moment of red carpets and parties, the importance of never giving up and…

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Take 118 - Writer Tom Vaughan, Winchester, The Haunting of the Queen Mary 46:29

6M ago46:29

46:29

We talk to screenwriter Tom Vaughan who opens up about his Hollywood journey. He talks about his early career, the arrogance and refusal to take notes even from Disney and the mistakes he made. He talks candidly about being 'a drunk', how despite success he deservedly couldn't get people to work with him a second time and moving into teaching and t…

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EP16: The Craft of Dying, A discussion with Dr Ara Francis 1:21:46

6M ago1:21:46

1:21:46

The Craft of Dying was written by Lyn H. Lofland in 1978, this timeless book was written at the beginning of the death-positive movement. In this episode, Dr. Ara Fransis discusses the book, the era for which it was chronicling and how Lofland's assertions are still an accurate gauge of today's death services and activism.…

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Take 117 - Director, Writer, Showrunner Matthew Carnahan, Dirt, House of Lies 41:02

7M ago41:02

41:02

We talk to the fascinating Matthew Carnahan. He tells us about his early work with Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg, why he didn't want to work in TV and how he broke in to that world. He talks passionately about choosing meaningful projects over money, the joys of a successful project and the anger at the death of that same project. Matt talks about…

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Take 116 - Writer, producer, showrunner Ted Cohen, Friends, Veep, Succession 51:34

7M ago51:34

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The One with 4-time Emmy winner Ted Cohen. We speak to Ted about his time on Friends, what’s it like to win an Emmy and how we coped after coming off Friends and spending ten years in the development wilderness. We talk about the switch from comedy to drama, writing for himself and getting on Veep. Then we hear about Succession, working on a game- …

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EP15: Emerging Understandings of the Non-Religious Afterlife 56:30

7M ago56:30

56:30

In this episode, Dr. Chris Miller of the University of Ottawa discusses the research projects: "Speaking of Death: Understanding, Participation and Death Cafes" and his research paper, "Non-Religious Afterlife: Emerging Understandings of Death and Dying". This surprising interview reveals new trends in death and afterlife beliefs from those who are…

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Take 115 - Steven O’Neill, Head of Casting, Universal Content Productions 48:00

7M ago48:00

48:00

We talked to Head of Casting at Universal Content Productions, Steven O’Neill. He proudly talks about his work helping people achieve their dreams, how he fell in love with casting and what the pandemic did to change the process. He talks about how to deal with disagreements with showrunners, separating behaviour from performances and running into …

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Take 114 - Writer and Showrunner Cheo Hodari Coker, Luke Cage, Creed II 54:03

7M ago54:03

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We talk to legendary showrunner Cheo Hodari Coker. He talks about his journey from music journalist to writer, what he learned from the tough world of hip-hop and how he used those skills in Hollywood. Cheo talks about the similarities between running and writing, finding pockets of time to write and how screenwriting can be painful. He describes e…

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EP14: Tiktok: Tips From Dead People 47:15

8M ago47:15

47:15

Mary McGreevy is the creator of the unexpectedly viral TikTok account, Tips from Dead People (@tipsfromdeadpeople), where she shares unique obituaries and the wisdom we can all take from them. Tips From Dead People was born from a simple but ironic question: what life advice can be gathered from stories of the dead? What started as an everyday hobb…

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EP13: The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning 46:42

8M ago46:42

46:42

Robert, Cricket's husband, joins her to discuss Margareta Mangnusson's book, The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning and their choice to downsize and to move away from their family homeplace. Moving is difficult at any age but particularly stressful when it involves a lifetime of memories and collectibles. Tips and tricks to get through it success…

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Take 113 - Showrunner and Executive Producer Keith Geller, Wipeout, Fear Factor, Floor is Lava 40:54

8M ago40:54

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We speak to Keith Geller who talks us through his unscripted journey. We talk game shows versus docu-follows, shrinking budgets and higher expectations and picking only proven formats. He talks about his journey from Shakespeare to Wipeout, the role of social media and the changing attitudes towards mental health and crises. Keith talks pitching ne…

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Take 112 - Writer Daniel Kunka, 12 Rounds, Lift 48:26

8M ago48:26

48:26

We talk to the lovely Daniel Kunka, writer of Netflix number one movie Lift. We talk zombie apocalypses, impregnating wolves and the unlikely demise of a great script. He tells us about his 15 year gap between movies, writing for a female lead and ending up with Kevin Hart and how it feels to have the number one movie on a global steaming platform.…

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Take 111 - Producers Marc Benardout, Hugh Broder - He Went That Way 48:57

8M ago48:57

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Back from the winter break and we have another 'case study' episode of the podcast. We talk to Marc Benardout and Hugh Broder, producers of He Went That Way, a new movie out tomorrow. They talk about working with Jacob Elordi and Zach Quinto, about dealing with the death of their director but also Marc's son during production and the 19-year journe…

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Take 110 - Showrunner Ashley Michel Hoban - Marco Polo, Girl from Plainville 47:13

9M ago47:13

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We talk to the effervescent Ashley Michel Hoban. She talks about the excitement for her new show coming out today, her journey from assistant to showrunner and what she learned along the way. She tells about self belief, imposter syndrome and how’s she’s expecting to feel tomorrow morning after tonight’s Dr Death Season 2 premiere. Ashley discussed…

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Take 109 - Writer and Showrunner David Slack - Person of Interest, Law and Order, Teen Titans 42:48

10M ago42:48

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We speak to the excellent David Slack. We talk about how an independent movie failure led him to Hollywood, the path from animation to live action and getting fired from Law and Order. David tells us about the shows that didn’t make it, claiming unemployment and some of the poor behaviour that has gone on in Hollywood. We also cover post-strike exe…

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Take 108 - Producer, director, songwriter, writer Adam Anders, Glee, Rock of Ages, Journey to Bethlehem 47:39

10M ago47:39

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The day before his new movie hits 3000 theaters in 38 countries, we talk to the talented Adam Anders. He tells us about his transition from a very successful music career with shows like Glee to his 17 year journey to writing, producing, directing and songwriting for a Christmas family musical called Journey to Bethlehem. Adam talks about being cre…

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Take 107 - Producer, Writer, Illustrator David Kirschner, Hocus Pocus, An American Tail, Frailty, Chucky 49:31

11M ago49:31

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Must. Listen. Episode. We have the legend that it David Kirschner. He talks getting his break designing an album cover for Neil Diamond, pitching Steven Spielberg at his July 4th party and Hocus Pocus going from abject failure to cult classic. David explains the story of Hocus Pocus taking years to make, bombing and leaving him in tears and then gr…

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Take 106 - Writer and producer Jeremy Adams, Supernatural, Lego Scooby-Doo 42:55

11M ago42:55

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We talk to Jeremy Adams about his life in animation. He tells us about the difficulties animated writers face, how they are treated compared to TV writers and how hard it is to break out of the mould. Jeremy tells us about his successes, the sacrifices his family had to make and the irony of creating great work for little pay and then watching mill…

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Take 105 - Writer, actor, showrunner, director Deborah Pratt, Airwolf, Quantum Leap 42:55

11M ago42:55

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We talk to the extraordinary Deborah Pratt. She tells us about how she got her break in Hollywood, her period of homelessness even after Quantum Leap and what she did to get her career back on track. Amazingly, we also cover a wide range of topics from Frank Sinatra to Airwolf to fan chat rooms. Deborah tells us about fighting against discriminatio…

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Take 104 - EVP IP Management Jordan Moblo, Universal Studio Group 43:21

11M ago43:21

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This season we seek to explore failure and rejection in different parts of Hollywood. We have Jordan Moblo, EVP IP Management and Creative Acquisitions of Universal Studio Group. He talks why he is plans to be an agent didn't work, the books that got away and how they try and treat the authors they work with. He explains how they set expectations f…

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Take 103 - Executive, writer and showrunner Lisa Morales, Shameless, Two Sentence Horror Stories 36:25

11M ago36:25

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We talk to the fantastic Lisa Morales. She tells us about crashing James Cameron's Hummer, her role as an executive and then giving that up to become a writer. She walks us through being fired for not being confident enough, imposter syndrome and rebuilding her confidence and her career. What she learned on her journey to being a showrunner, what s…

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Take 102 - Writers Aaron and Jordan Kandell, Moana, Adrift 52:32

12M ago52:32

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We have the the amazing ‘Jewaiian’ twins who tell us about writing Moana, their early failures and why poetry didn’t pay the bills. They talk about representation in native Hawaiian storytelling, being down to their last 12 dollars and the emotionally challenging story of the making of Adrift. The twins explain how they celebrate success, how they …

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Take 101 - Showrunner Mike Scully, The Simpsons 49:26

12M ago49:26

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Season 3 Premiere We have legendary Simpsons showrunner Mike Scully on the show. He talks about being pigeon-holed as ‘Cartoon Boy’, losing out on an Emmy to the Rugrats Passover special and writing jokes for $25 for Yakov Smirnoff. He tells us about being accused of being a UN Observer for being so quiet in a writing room, having a show cancelled …

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Prologue - Season 3 23:02

1y ago23:02

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After a season break and, not withstanding the strike, the podcast returns. In this pre-season show, we talk about the strike, what people can expect this season and how much Noah surfs. We talk writers, execs and who you can expect to hear from.על ידי Noah Evslin and Dan Rutstein

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Parenting Challenging Kids with Calm the Chaos Framework : Dayna Abraham 42:28

1y ago42:28

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Parenting challenging kids can be stressful, exhausting, and frustrating. Whether your child is strong-willed, spirited, explosive, or highly sensitive, you may feel like you’re constantly battling them. Today, you're in luck if you’re looking for a simple, fail-proof roadmap for parenting challenging kids. In this episode, I talk to Dayna Abraham,…

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Burn it Down Special - Author Mo Ryan 55:34

1y ago55:34

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We temporarily return from our mid-season break to hear from Burn It Down author Mo Ryan. She talks about writing her book, what she tried to achieve and her hopes for the industry. On her second podcast appearance she describes the toll writing a book like this takes, the chapters she didn't write and what she thinks about the future of Hollywood.…

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A Child's Journey to Autism Recovery: The Parent Perspective : Terri Hirning 46:50

1y ago46:50

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Terri Hirning serves the autism and chronic illness communities as a mentor, educator, integrative wellness coach, co-author, summit host, and motivational speaker. It is the personal story of her son’s autism recovery journey that was the inspiration and motivation to move into the integrative wellness community to support others. Terri has a bach…

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Speech Therapy for Children: Early Detection and Support : Lenora Edwards 37:45

1y ago37:45

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Lenora Edwards is an ASHA Board Certified Speech Language Pathologist and Chief Knowledge Officer with Better Speech. Since obtaining her Certificate of Clinician Competence in 2010, she has worked with individuals of all ages from little ones who are learning to understand and express themselves to adults who want to improve their speaking skills …

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Calming The Brain with PEMF : Roseann Capanna Hodge 44:51

1y ago44:51

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A mental health trailblazer, founder of The Global Institute of Children’s Mental Health and Dr. Roseann,LLC, who is on a mission to change the way we view and treat mental health, showing people it's gonna be ok with science-backed tools that improve wellbeing. She is known for teaching how to calm the brain in order to have a happy family and giv…

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Parenting Neurodiverse Children: The Parent Perspective - Andrea Pollack 33:58

1+ y ago33:58

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Andrea Pollack is a mom of two young adult children, a former lawyer in New York City, and an advocate for parents of autistic and other developmentally challenged children. When her autistic son was not thriving at school, Andrea left her 19-year law career to homeschool him. She later went on to earn her Master’s in Education so that she could mo…

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Beyond the Diagnosis: How 5 Experts are Reshaping the Autism, ADHD, and SPD Landscape 25:42

1+ y ago25:42

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What you can expect to learn from this special Summit sneak peek episode: Why is understanding the balance between the hemispheres of the brain so important? Big misconception that most experts don’t dare to reveal: It’s not genetics, it’s epigenetics! What a functional disconnection looks like from a symptom and parent’s perspective and how to spo…

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