# Amy Ferguson
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amy ferguson is an American actress and model. Ferguson is also a singer-songwriter who goes by the stage name of "Grandma Dirt."
== Life and career ==
Ferguson was born in Cincinnati raised in southern Ohio. She attended Dr.
Michael's House - Interview with Amy Ferguson
"Greene County Children Services must respond to more than 1,200 reports of possible child abuse, neglect, or dependency each year. Many of these children have to relive their traumas as they tell their painful stories to those who will and need to listen. It’s for the worst of these cases that Mic…
Disney Nights: Unwrapping the Jollywood Party
Get ready to immerse yourself in the festive spirit as we take you on a magical journey through our Christmas and Disney World experiences. Remember Amy Ferguson, our longtime listener? We were fortunate enough to meet her and her charming mother during our Disney World adventure, and let's just sa…
S2 Ep 5 - Amy Ferguson
A podcast about learning to be a great modern leader. Alison talks to some inspiring leaders about the useful lessons they've learned that we can all apply as we navigate our own leadership journeys. In this episode, Alison speaks to the effervescent Amy Ferguson all the way from NYC. Amy is the ne…
Dr Amy Ferguson - Sleep, Circadian Rhythm and Mental Health
Dr Amy Ferguson is the Network Scientific Coordinator for the Circadian Mental Health Network at Edinburgh University. She joins Paul to talk about the intricacies of the body's circadian rhythm, how it dictates our sleep patterns, and the ways in which it can impact on our mental wellbeing.
Find…
Using HR To Drive Sales Success with John Reed and Amy Ferguson
Are your HR and Sales Departments talking? If not, you're in trouble. In this episode, we explore the crucial intersection of HR and Sales, showing how streamlining these two areas can unlock major growth. My guest today is Amy Ferguson, an expert in human capital management and payroll systems. To…
Using HR To Drive Sales Success with John Reed and Amy Ferguson
Are your HR and Sales Departments talking? If not, you're in trouble. In this episode, we explore the crucial intersection of HR and Sales, showing how streamlining these two areas can unlock major growth. My guest today is Amy Ferguson, an expert in human capital management and payroll systems. To…
Spotlight: Research, rooted in reality – The power of lived experience in scientific studies
How do individuals with lived experience and researchers come together to co-design a scientific study? In this special episode of Light O’Clock, we hear from Patrica Pelosi and Nomhle Nhlapho, who have lived experience of bipolar disorder and have contributed to shaping the HELIOS-BD study (more i…
Anchors Away: Where Yield Meets Impact
Spring yield season is here and we’re diving into it from both sides of the desk.
In this episode, we sit down with Assistant Director of Admissions at the University of Delaware Kasey McAlister and College and Career Specialist Amy Ferguson to talk about what yield season really looks like on bot…
127: How to Include Composition in Lessons with Amy Ferguson
Composing isn't just for the musically gifted few, it's a skill every piano student can build with the right guidance. Today, I'm chatting with Amy Ferguson, a piano teacher of over 30 years who calls herself a lifelong composer. She shares her own creative process, why she believes composing belon…
Ep. 45 – Looking Ahead, Listening Back: Amy Ferguson’s Moonlit Cactus and Migration
This week, I present music of Amy Ferguson, a pianist, teacher, composer, and arranger whose self-published pieces grow from the practical needs of her own studio. Ferguson recently received wider recognition when her piece Relámpago won the 2026 Pianist magazine composing competition.
I perform t…
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