# Emily Wood

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Unlock Your Writing by Changing the Format, with Emily Wood

Join us for this lovely episode in which Emily Wood talks about the magic of using a different format (scriptwriting!) for unlocking stuckness, as well as sharing about the best launch day ever!  Emily Wood was born and raised in rural Southern Ontario, Canada, where her days were spent as a stere…

Owning the room and your expertise with Emily Woods

Emily Woods of Woods Financial Services shares what it was like to step into a firm that started as a “mom and pop” tax shop and grow it into a practice offering tax, outsourced accounting, and wealth management. She talks candidly about joining the firm by accident, navigating legacy clients, and …

#21 - An MT-BC Goes to SMPC (2026)

Where can you catch up on the latest music cognition research, watch a musical about the scientific process, and karaoke to your heart's desire? SMPC 2026! This episode is series of recordings from the 2026 Society for Music Perception and Cognition (SMPC) conference from a music therapist's perspe…

Happy 150th(!) birthday, Mount Holyoke College Art Museum. We celebrate with Tricia Paik, Director, and Emily Wood, Ass't Curator

10/7/26, Co-Host -- Brian Adams The rape case at Cornell. District Attorney David Sullivan explains how such a case is and has been handled here. We also discuss sexual abuse in the Catholic diocese and criminal and civil liability. Happy 150th(!) birthday, Mount Holyoke College Art Museum. We ce…

The rape case at Cornell. District Attorney David Sullivan explains how such a case is and has been handled here. We also discuss sexual abuse in the Catholic diocese and criminal and civil liability.

10/7/26, Co-Host -- Brian Adams The rape case at Cornell. District Attorney David Sullivan explains how such a case is and has been handled here. We also discuss sexual abuse in the Catholic diocese and criminal and civil liability. Happy 150th(!) birthday, Mount Holyoke College Art Museum. We ce…

Angelina Ramirez, CEO of Stavros Center for Independent Living, about the world as experienced by people with disabilities and helping them stay out of nursing homes

10/7/26, Co-Host -- Brian Adams The rape case at Cornell. District Attorney David Sullivan explains how such a case is and has been handled here. We also discuss sexual abuse in the Catholic diocese and criminal and civil liability. Happy 150th(!) birthday, Mount Holyoke College Art Museum. We ce…

Keep art alive! Larry Hott, Board member of Massachusetts Humanities, and Jillian Morgan, Development Director, on how and why the creative economy works here and creates community.

10/7/26, Co-Host -- Brian Adams The rape case at Cornell. District Attorney David Sullivan explains how such a case is and has been handled here. We also discuss sexual abuse in the Catholic diocese and criminal and civil liability. Happy 150th(!) birthday, Mount Holyoke College Art Museum. We ce…

The Accessible Path- Episode 2- Emily Wood

Welcome to “The Accessible Path” podcast!! I had my very first guest, Emily Wood! We discussed what it’s like to live with a disability and how to advocate for yourself and others! Sit back and enjoy this funny, chaotic but very informative episode! Who would you like to see on this podcast?? Lea…

Is the best night out at the Legion? Should family obligations be optional?

Is the Legion hall the best place for a night on the town? Brittany Lyseng serves up the funny with her pro-Legion plea, but Ryan Williams believes there’s better places to party. Then, it’s Thanksgiving weekend and we’re asking: Should family obligations be optional? Emily Woods argues for freedom…