# Clarke Society

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Chapter House #13 - Lewis and Clarke Society

The Lewis and Clarke Society from Bozeman and Helena in Montana join Not Me Not You. Substack: http://substack.com/@oldgloryclub Alp: https://alppouch.com/OGC Axios: https://axios-remote-fitness-coaching.kit.com/affiliate Fox and Sons Coffee: https://www.foxnsons.com/ Use code "OGC" for 15% off…

One out of 200,000

Host Jesse Spevack speaks with 1708 FE alum and current Googler Katie Scruggs about her Turing story, career, and work with the Joan Clarke Society. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/katiescruggs

One out of 200,000

Host Jesse Spevack speaks with 1708 FE alum and current Googler Katie Scruggs about her Turing story, career, and work with the Joan Clarke Society. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/katiescruggs

Dr. David E. Clarke on Narcissists, Enablers, and Andy Stanley

I am a big fan of Dr. David E. Clarke. He communicates with the clarity and passion that our society needs. Today we talk about how to develop strategies in working with narcissists and break the cycle of enabling relationships. We also talk a bit about how Andy Stanley’s recent comments might be i…

Alexandra Chakeres on Moving Towards an Inclusive Elixir Community

Despite its welcoming character, the Elixir community struggles with diversity; as the 2020 ElixirConf community survey shows, only 2% of Elixirists are women. Today we speak with Blinker software engineer Alexandra Chakeres about her experience of the community, as well as what we can do to make i…

17. Dying three times with Veena Sharma

Veena Sharma shared her experience of overcoming personal challenges and embracing personal responsibility in her journey towards self-discovery and healing. With Jacky she discussed the importance of finding a catalyst event, seeking help, and practicing self-compassion during difficult times. The…

The Tonic 31 [Nigeria, The Netherlands, UK]

The mysterious Nok culture, the sound of Sealand, a ride of the ghost train, Martian ballet, the God of sleep, and (probably) Viking bagpipes feature in the latest episode of The Tonic, with Luke Fraser presenting some of the best new and recently released instrumental and electronic classical musi…

#22: Short(ish) Notes on Rebecca Clarke’s Old English Songs

Today we’re exploring the music of one of my favourite composers – Rebecca Clarke! We’re focusing on her Three Old English Songs for violin and voice, which feature some of the most catchy tunes known to mankind. https://notesonnotespodcastdotcom.files.wordpress.com/2020/02/22-shortish-notes-on-reb…