#63: About Being a Paediatrician and Author
In this episode of Amy Talks, I speak to Bob Saul, a former paediatrician and author. We speak about how his perspective on the profession changed after the 1999 Columbine massacre, the books he’s written, the most impactful patient he’s ever looked after, and more.
Links mentioned in the episode:
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#64: About Facing Your Fears (Interview with Lynda Sunshine West, book publisher and podcaster)
In this episode of Amy Talks, I speak to Lynda Sunshine West, book publisher and podcaster. She tells me the story of running away at five years old and suffering from anxiety. She then faced one fear a day for a year, allowing her to expand her comfort zone.
Lynda shares her tips for overcoming fe…
#65: About a Lifetime in Broadcasting (Interview with Simon Marks, President of Feature Story News)
In this episode of Amy Talks, I speak to Simon Marks, who has spent the better part of 40 years on TV and radio. We speak about his fascination with TV and radio from a young age, and his beginnings at LBC and Radio Luxembourg.
We also cover his ITN traineeship (and I show him some old footage), ju…
#66: About Having Anxiety (Part 2)
Apologies for the background noise - it was clearly too hot for my laptop to cope!
In this episode of Amy Talks, I continue my discussion surrounding anxiety, a mental health condition that I have suffered with for a long time. I talk about my anxious ways as a child, my (thankfully rare) experienc…
#67: About Officiating Weddings (Interview with Alan Katz, Presiding Officiant)
In this episode of Amy Talks, I speak to Alan Katz, Presiding Officiant at Great Officiants. We talk about how he got into the job, how his acting background has helped him in his career and building a team. I also ask Alan about crazy stories, the celebrities he's married, and LGBT+ weddings.
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REPLAY: #38: About the Wall Street Journal's September 12th 2001 edition (interview with Dean Rotbart, author of 'September Twelfth')
WARNING: This episode contains distressing content. Listener discretion is advised.
To commemorate the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks in 2001, I've decided to replay an interview from 2021, with Dean Rotbart, the author of 'September Twelfth: An American Comeback Story'. The book details how …
#68: About Gaming Law, Gambling and Casinos (Interview with Glenn Wichinsky, Gaming Law Attorney)
In this episode of Amy Talks, I speak to Glenn Wichinsky, Gaming and Business Law Attorney. We discuss how he was introduced to casinos as a child and his work on gaming law, gambling and how it's become more attractive over time, and more.
Links mentioned in the episode:
Glenn Wichinsky's website…
#69: About Raising a Daughter with Bipolar and Autism (Interview with mum, carer and podcaster Wendy Ernzen)
In this episode of Amy Talks, I speak to Wendy Ernzen, a podcaster and mum, whose daughter has severe autism and bipolar disorder. We discuss her daughter's journey to adulthood, how the neurotypical world is not built for neurodivergent people, why community support is important, and more.
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#70: About Being a Ventriloquist (Interview with April Brucker, ventriloquist and TV personality)
In this episode of Amy Talks, I speak to ventriloquist and TV personality April Brucker. We discuss how she got into the entertainment industry aged just 15, how her puppets are received in public, reactions to seeing the puppets, her time writing a book about ventriloquism, and more. We are also j…
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