Chalkboard Ultra #34 - Grurple Maths with Hannah Woods
In this week's episode, DU Women in Maths president Hannah joins the hosts and talks about all things 'grurple': the crossover between various branches of maths, life as a student and, of course, the importance of supporting women in maths.
Expanding Our View of Love
Welcome to the He Calls Her Shepherd Podcast, a women in ministry podcast! Hosts Hannah and Naomi are both college students passionate about ministry and how the Lord uses women to shepherd His people. On this podcast, they interview women about their calls to ministry and the unique experiences t…
Luke 10:25-37 with Hannah Woods
Episode 2 of Flipped: A Series on the Parables of Jesus
Hosted by:
John Drury
Produced by:
Tyler Sanders (@tylerwsanders) and The Called Collective (@thecalledcollective)
Edited by:
Ian Hines
Facilities Provided by:
Indiana Wesleyan University
The Called Collective seeks to equip the next g…
Self-Advocate Spotlight Hannah Wood
Information Specialist Eric Stoker Interviewed Hannah Wood. During the interview Hannah told Eric what she likes to do for fun, what her future plans are after she graduates from VISTA education campus and so much more.
Finding your people when you have neurodivergent kids | Sam Bayley
Mark is joined by Sam Bayley - founder of mASCot, a Sussex-based parent-to-parent support network for families of autistic, ADHD and PDA children and young adults - for a warm and genuinely uplifting conversation about one of the most important things you can do as a neurodivergent parent: find yo…
Should English museums charge tourists? Plus, Raphael at the Met and Senga Nengudi at the Whitechapel Gallery
The UK government last week issued a response to a report ostensibly exploring the future of the funding body Arts Council England but containing an idea that has prompted much debate: that the government should consider changing its policy of free admission for all to national museums in England,…
Episode 114 - The Woman Who Shot People Too Much (The Earlham Bus Incident)
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An interview with Andrew Gladman and Hannah Wood, of the Earlham Bus Incident comedy troupe, whose first ever full-length play, The Woman Who Shot People Too Much debuts at The Garage in Norwich on 2nd May.
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Screen Time: Part 1 - The Benefits For Neurodivergent Kids | Hannah Woods
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If you're a parent of a neurodivergent child and you've ever felt quietly judged for your approach to screen time, this episode of Neuroshambles is for you. Mark is joined by Hannah Woods - one of the founders of the Spectrum Squad, a neurodivergent youth group in Penarth, South Wales…
Screen Time: Part 2 - The Downsides For Neurodivergent Kids | Hannah Woods
This week we're back with part two of a candid, deep dive into screen time. Last time we covered all the good stuff - the regulation, the social connection, the sense of mastery. This time, we're braving the darker side of the coin.
Mark is joined again by Hannah, mum to nine-year-old Henry (auti…
The Gut-Brain Connection: How Stress, Trauma & Gut Health Affect Your Mental Health
What if your anxiety, chronic stress, or trauma is affecting more than just your mind? What if it's affecting your gut, too?
In this eye-opening episode of Authentic Beyond the Couch, Jirzia Blackman sits down with Hannah Wood, Clinical Nutrition Specialist (CNS), to explore the powerful connecti…
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