En iyi Emily Porter podcastleri (2024)

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Ep. 93 - From Stress Reaction To Being On the Verge Of A Breakthrough: Andre Mathew On Hard Work, Perseverance, And Injuries 32:04

1d ago32:04

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This week on the show is Andre Mathew. Now, right now, this is normally where I list off my guest’s PR’s or accolades, but the fact of the matter is, Andre is a JV runner. He runs somewhere between 19 and 20 minutes for 5K. However, times and accolades are not the focus of this episode. Andre has been running for about a year now. However, his stor…

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Unabridged: What Makes a Book Cover Pop with Luvvie Ajayi Jones 15:20

4d ago15:20

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*Patreon- and Substack-only bonus episode teaser* Today we are joined by author Luvvie Ajayi Jones to discuss the all-important topic of book cover design and book marketing. Luvvie regularly works with aspiring new authors through her Book Academy, guiding them all the way through the publishing process. We also play a game where we predict whethe…

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Ep. 333 Writing a COVID Novel with Regina Porter 43:58

6d ago43:58

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Today we’re joined by author Regina Porter to discuss her new book, The Rich People Have Gone Away. She explains what made her hesitant to write a COVID novel and why she eventually changed her mind. She shares the role of humor in her work, and what made exploring the trope of missing white women exciting to her. The Stacks Book Club pick for Augu…

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Ep. 92 - Recapping Track & Field at the 2024 Paris Olympics With 14-Year Old Phenom Erik Semling 1:01:55

7d ago1:01:55

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This week on the podcast is the return of Erik Semling! Erik is the 14-year old phenom who holds the age-group world records in the 5K and 10K with astonishing times of 15:09 and 31:17, respectively. This week, Erik and I discuss his recent half marathon, where he ran 70 minutes! We also recap all of the track and field action that went down at thi…

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Ep. 332 For the Black Boys with LaDarrion Williams 1:03:47

13d ago1:03:47

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Today we’re joined by the multitalented LaDarrion Williams about his fantasy debut Blood at the Root, which re-imagines a magical academy as an HBCU. LaDarrion explains how being a playwright differs from being a novelist, how he has navigated criticism from readers, and why he wanted to write a Young Adult story for Black boys. The Stacks Book Clu…

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Ep. 91 - Insights on Hard Work & Toughness From 2x State Champion Ezra Teeples 33:42

14d ago33:42

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In this episode of the Sunday Shakeout, I chat with Ezra Teeples, a rising senior and two-time Washington 4A state champion at Kamiakin High School. He won the cross-country state title last fall (15:32.9) and the 1600m state title this past spring (4:13.96). He holds PR's of: 800m (1:58.72), 1600m (4:13.33), Mile (4:17.31), 3200m (9:15.53). We dis…

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Ep. 331 Imagination, Creativity, and Play with Jay Ellis 1:00:16

20d ago1:00:16

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Jay Ellis, star of HBO's Insecure, joins The Stacks to discuss his new memoir, Did Everyone Have an Imaginary Friend (or Just Me)?: Adventures in Boyhood. We talk about how this book came to be, where Jay’s imaginary friend came from and the purpose he served in his life. We also consider productivity versus creativity, and the books that made Jay …

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Ep. 90 - The Chase for Greatness | Inside the Life of 3rd Place NXN Finisher Emily Wisniewksi 28:33

22d ago28:33

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In this episode of the Sunday Shakeout, I chat with Emily Wisniewski, a standout cross country runner entering her senior year at Crescent Valley High School in Corvallis, Oregon. Emily, a two-time NXN qualifier and three-time Oregon 5A State champion, has recently committed to NC State. We discuss her summer training, her experiences in the Nike E…

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Ep. 330 Parable of the Sower by Octavia E. Butler — The Stacks Book Club (Emily Raboteau) 59:10

27d ago59:10

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It’s The Stacks Book Club Day, and we are discussing the classic post-apocalyptic novel Parable of the Sower, which is set now, in July 2024. We’re joined again by Lessons for Survival author Emily Raboteau. We talk about what we think of Lauren, the book’s main character, and what we make of the religious and romantic elements in the story. We als…

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S7 Ep. 303 Denise Musselwhite - Founder & Catalyst for Change 59:00

28d ago59:00

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Denise Musselwhite is the founder of Tech and Thrive. She is a dynamic person that is memorable. We have been connected through a number of Women’s groups that focus on technology. One of the words she shared to describe herself is Deliberate, and the definition of this word means to carefully think or talk something through. Slow and measured, the…

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S7 Ep. 304 Safia Porter Effects of AI Through a Worldly Perspective 51:37

28d ago51:37

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I thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity to interview Safia Porter and hope you do also. She is warm, caring, and visionary. She actually selected the same word to describe herself. Safia shared a story from her childhood about her love for the performing arts & music. She believes it helps to awaken our imagination and we should all lean into our inne…

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Ep. 89 - Debunking the BIGGEST Running Myths | Training, Nutrition, Recovery... 32:29

29d ago32:29

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This week on The Sunday Shakeout I debunk some of the biggest myths in the world of running. There are many misconceptions about how to optimally train, fuel, recovery, prevent injuries, and ultimately become a faster runner. Today, I clear the air a little bit. You won't want to miss this one! Share with a friend or teammate! Leave a follow and a …

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S7 Ep. 302 Andres Goyanes - Coaching People for the Future of Work 50:00

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Andres Goyanes is a personal coach on a mission to help people become their best version of themselves. Andres spent a lot of time thinking about his purpose in life. As he looked forward , he also looked backwards and thought about how he helped people. Some really great wisdom nuggets that came out of the show are: Celebrate successes and learn f…

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Ep. 329 What Does It Mean to Be Unseen with Mateo Askaripour 55:20

1M ago55:20

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Author Mateo Askaripour is back on The Stacks to talk about his sophomore novel, This Great Hemisphere, a work of speculative fiction about an invisible woman on a mission to solve a high profile political murder. Mateo explains how he built the book’s world - set 500 years in the future - and why he doesn’t think about genre with his work. We also…

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Ep. 88 - Staying Humble and Keeping it Fun with Malachi Schoenherr 47:36

1M ago47:36

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Today on the show is Malachi Schoenherr! Malachi Schoenherr returns to The Sunday Shakeout! The last time he was on the show, Malachi recently raced the Jesuit Mile in 4:10 this past spring. Since then, Malachi won the Oregon 6A State Championship in the 3K, running 8:14. Malachi also ran 14:27 in the 5K on the track and he recently became a part o…

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Unabridged: That New York Times List Discussed and Debated 13:19

1M ago13:19

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*Patreon- and Substack-only bonus episode teaser* This edition of The Stacks Unabridged is dedicated to the New York Times’ 100 Best Books of the 21st Century. First we talk with Gilbert Cruz, the editor of the NYT Book Review, about the creation of the list and all the excitement it generated. Then, we welcome a panel of readers - Sara Hildreth, H…

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Ep. 328 An Impulse to Explore with Adam Higginbotham 1:01:29

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We are joined by journalist and author Adam Higginbotham, whose new book is Challenger: A True Story of Heroism and Disaster on the Edge of Space. Adam explains why he wanted to tell the story of the Challenger, and the importance of focusing on its crew. He also reveals how he kept all the people and puzzle pieces straight, and tells a wild story …

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S7 Ep. 301 Michael Weiss Podcast - CEO Ready to Ride 59:00

1M ago59:00

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I have known Michael Weiss for quite some time through his day job with UCF Incubator as a manager over two incubator sites. What I didn’t know is that he is an entrepreneur, graduated with hospitality as his field of study, and that he has quite a bit of knowledge and experience in the sports industry. When I asked him what his five words are that…

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Ep. 87 - Inside the Life of an Elite Triathlete & Runner | Porter Middaugh of Project Podium 18:12

1M ago18:12

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This week on the pod is Porter Middaugh.Porter Middaugh is a rising star in the world of endurance sports. Recently graduated from Battle Mountain High School in Colorado, Porter has joined Project Podium, a USA Triathlon men’s development program in Tempe, Arizona. Known for his remarkable versatility, Porter has also made a name for himself both …

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S7 Ep. 300 Emily Walker - An SME Sharing the Value of 5 Pillars of Personal Branding 1:10:38

2M ago1:10:38

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Emily Walker is a vibrant woman that believes that using color in your wardrobe says a lot about your personal and business brand. For those that can see her picture on the thumbnail or in our social feeds you will better understand what I mean by that. I kicked off the show by asking my guests to describe themself using 5 words. Two of these words…

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Ep. 327 Lots of Big Nights in Our Future with Katherine Lewin 1:03:36

2M ago1:03:36

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We are joined by Katherine Lewin, founder of the hosting shop Big Night in NYC, to discuss her new cookbook Big Night: Dinners, Parties & Dinner Parties. Katherine explains how she makes hosting feel easy and welcoming and shares the keys to having a successful Big Night. We also learn about her development process and how she decided on which reci…

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Ep. 86 - Notre Dame's CJ Singleton on Racing NCAAs, Teammates, and Enjoying the Journey 31:22

2M ago31:22

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Today on the podcast is CJ Singleton! We talk all about his recent race at NCAAs and the Olympic Trials, the importance of enjoying the journey, balancing personal goals and team goals, some of the biggest lessons he has learned in the sport, and much more. Before we get into today’s episode, if you haven’t already, please consider giving this podc…

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Ep. 326 You Can’t Opt Out with Emily Raboteau 1:01:51

2M ago1:01:51

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Today author and essayist Emily Raboteau joins The Stacks to discuss her book Lessons for Survival: Mothering Against "The Apocalypse." Emily explains what has changed for her since writing this meditation on justice, race and the environment. And we learn why it’s so important to talk about climate change with the people in our lives. The Stacks B…

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Ep. 85 - Breaking Records & Chasing Greatness with Tayvon Kitchen 27:05

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This week on the podcast is Tayvon Kitchen!Tayvon Kitchen is a rising senior running for Crater High School in Central Point, Oregon. He and his teammates, including Josiah Tostenson, recently broke the Distance Medley Relay (DMR) high school national record at the New Balance Nationals Outdoor Meet, completing a time of 9:44.30, breaking a 23-year…

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Ep. 325 It Ends with Us by Colleen Hoover — The Stacks Book Club (Melissa Mogollon) 1:04:51

2M ago1:04:51

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For this edition of The Stacks Book Club, Melissa Mogollon returns to dissect the popular romantic novel It Ends with Us by Colleen Hoover. We unpack the book itself - its writing style and depiction of domestic violence - along with the public perception of its author. We also discuss the upcoming film adaptation starring Blake Lively, and so much…

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Ep. 84 - An Open Conversation with High School Star Alexa Matora 38:26

2M ago38:26

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This week on the podcast is Alexa Matora! Alexa currently runs for Lake Washington High School and just finished her junior track season last week at Nike Outdoor Nationals, racing the championship mile (4:50) and the championship 800 (2:09). We talk all about: - Working at a running shoe store - Tactics for training and racing - Staying positive a…

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Unabridged: The Performance of Gender with Aaron Jay Young 14:23

2M ago14:23

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*Patreon- and Substack-only bonus episode teaser* Los Angeles photographer Aaron Jay Young visits The Stacks Unabridged to discuss Queen, a portrait book celebrating the art of drag. We learn how his book came to be and what he’s learned about the performance of gender through photographing drag queens. Aaron also reveals how he approaches his subj…

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Ep. 324 The Psychology of Evil with Akwaeke Emezi 1:00:50

2M ago1:00:50

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Author and multimedia artist Akwaeke Emezi joins us with their latest novel Little Rot, set in the underworld of a Nigerian city. We unpack the psychology of evil, and what is interesting to Akwaeke about exploring different genres. We also discuss their moral boundaries when it comes to writing about difficult subjects. The Stacks Book Club select…

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Ep. 83 - Embracing Change and Finding Joy in the Sport with Anna Callahan 27:05

2M ago27:05

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This week on the show is Anna Callahan! In this episode of the Sunday Shakeout, I sit down with Anna Callahan, a graduating senior from Skyline High School in Washington, and future Duke University athlete. Anna shares her journey through high school, from dealing with a hip stress fracture to her recovery process, reflecting on her time at Skyline…

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Ep. 323 You’ve Got to Want Depth with Chelsea Devantez 1:01:21

3M ago1:01:21

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Friend of The Stacks Chelsea Devantez is here to tell us about her debut memoir I Shouldn’t Be Telling You This (But I’m Going to Anyway). Chelsea explains how podcasting about celebrity memoirs has impacted her writing, and what she found important to include in her own story. Plus we learn how the structure of Chelsea’s book is a reflection of on…

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Ep. 82 - 14-Year Old: Erik Semling on Running Fast, Recovering, and Becoming World-Class 46:30

3M ago46:30

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This week on the pod is Erik SemlingIn this episode of The Sunday Shakeout, I sit down with Erik Semling, a 13-year-old phenom who holds the age-group world records in the 5K and 10K with astonishing times of 15:09 and 31:17, respectively. Not only is Erik incredibly fast, but he is also extremely eloquent and thoughful. We cover a variety of fasci…

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Ep. 322 I Think Voicy is Great with Melissa Mogollon 58:25

3M ago58:25

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Today we are speaking with Melissa Mogollon about her debut novel Oye, a tragicomic family drama told in a series of one-sided phone calls from one sister to another. Melissa shares her approach to writing a book all in dialogue, and what it was like to write from a teenager’s POV. We also talk about the term "voicy" and whether or not it is a pejo…

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Ep. 81 - Chasing the Process (And a Sub-4 Mile) with Owen Powell 31:28

3M ago31:28

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Today on the podcast is a returner guest, Owen Powell, who is a junior at Mercer Island High School. I last talked to Owen in February but since then, he is a national champion indoors in the 800, a national record-holder in the 1K, he has also added two state titles to his collection, and is closing out his season with Brooks PR and Nike Outdoor N…

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Ep. 321 No Name in the Street by James Baldwin — The Stacks Book Club (Yahdon Israel) 1:02:27

3M ago1:02:27

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It is The Stacks Book Club Day, and we're celebrating James Baldwin and his centennial year by reading his book, No Name in the Street. We're joined again by Senior Editor at Simon & Schuster- and founder of Literaryswag- Yahdon Israel. We talk about the delicate balance between public and private, in life and in memoir. We also examine the usefuln…

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