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A new Captain America rises as the Marvel Studios Disney+ series THE FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLDIER comes to an end. Join Eduardo, Peach3z, Chris, and Robbie as the discuss the finale, "One World, One People." Did the show stick the landing? Tune in to hear their thoughts on Sam's new costume, Bucky's new mobile app, John Walker's new shield, Sharon Carter's new nickname, and which Star Wars movie this series most resembles.

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With only one episode to go, THE FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLDIER finally brings us the battle for the shield we've all been waiting for. Join Eduardo, Peach3z, Chris, and Robbie as they talk about "Truth," the fifth episode of the Marvel Studios Disney+ series. Hear what they thought about that long-awaited confrontation, how they felt about "It's a Wonderful Life" sequence with Sarah's boat, and why Michael Jordan is probably a member of the Justice League.

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My guest this week is author and philanthropist Sarah Wilson. These days, Sarah is perhaps best known for her New York Times bestselling book on anxiety, First, We Make the Beast Beautiful. But we first met in a previous life, when she was primarily known for being the woman behind I Quit Sugar – which spawned 11 cookbooks and a whole ethos on how to kick sugar addition.

Many people experience a surge in sugar cravings after they quit drinking, and so we get deep into what is up with that. But the majority of our interview focusses on Sarah’s new book, This One Wild and Precious Life, which basically details what happened after she sold her business, gave all the money to charity, and embarked on a quest to get to the bottom of our disconnection epidemic – which many would argue is really the root of all our addictions.

The book is a beautiful, inspiring, call to personal activism: what she calls our “appointment with life.” Given that the desire to remove alcohol so often stems from a sense that there is something missing from our life or something more out there waiting for us, I think anybody is sober curious will be able to relate. In the episode we discuss: 

-The clusterfuck of factors threatening this one “wild and precious life” in 2021.

-Why our personal and collective crises are an invitation to our appointments with life.

-What makes both sugar and alcohol so addictive – and why we often replace booze with sugar when we quit.

-The toxic effect both substances have on our body.

-How to fill the emotional void when we remove these substances.

-Sarah’s philosophy on where anxiety comes from, and how this feeds our addictions.

-Why getting out of our heads and finding ways to be of service the world is a “cure” for anxiety.

-Why walking and other vigorous forms of exercise dial down anxiety. 

-How we can “hike it out” even when we don’t have easy access to nature.

-The spiritual value of self-sacrifice – and the damage done by consuming too much “spiritualism lite.”

-Why spirituality and politics have to go hand-in-hand. 

-The meaning of the term “group soul” and how we can turn attune to this to foster connection.

Learn more about Sarah and her work HERE, get your copy of  This One Wild and Precious Life HERE, check out here new podcast WILD, and follow her on IG @_sarahwilson_

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Welcome back to Oddities, the podcast where no topic is too strange!  This week Cassie and Anna are a little....all over the map.  First up, learn about the bizarre Water Babies of Pyramid Lake.  Sinister tiny ghosts, or maybe just some wild weather patterns? Listen in as Cassie unpacks the legend.  Next, hear about Sarah Wilson, one of the world's greatest imposters! Princess one day, Protestant the next.  Let Anna take you on a trip through Sarah's adventurous life.  Stay Strange!

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One show truly dominated the 2020 Emmy Awards and that was Schitt's Creek, which took out best comedy and swept all four comedy acting categories. Benjamin Law and drop in host Hannah Reich analyse why the sixth and final season has been such a hit with viewers and Emmy voters.

Plus Journalist and self-described “(retired) veteran of the wellness industry” Sarah Wilson connects the links between QAnon and wellness communities and celebrating Wong Kar-wai's film, In the mood for love with a musical homage at the Sydney Opera House. .

In this episode of 'How To Thrive In A Crisis' Margot sits down with Sarah Wilson.

Many of you will be familiar with Sarah and her work. Sarah is a former journalist, TV presenter, author and activist. She wrote the New York Times bestsellers I Quit Sugar and First, We Make the Beast Beautiful and is author of another 11 cookbooks that sell in 52 countries.

Previously she was editor of Cosmopolitan Australia, host of Masterchef Australia and founder of the largest wellness website in Australia, IQuitSugar.com.

She now builds and enables charity projects and campaigns on mental health and climate issues. She lives minimally, rides a hand-built bike and is known for travelling the world for eight years with one bag.

The interview with Margot draws upon Sarah's latest book This One Wild and Precious Life - a journey through the complexities of climate change, coronavirus, racial inequality and our disconnection from what matters… back to life.

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Guest: Sarah Wilson

Producer: Rachael Hart

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Welcome to Really Well Women! Tune in to this episode to learn about Heidi Hadley and Sarah Wilson and why they are on a mission to create a global community of Really Well Women. This episode also introduces season one, Foundations of Health. Here we address the key components of health, the factors that need to be dialed in in order to live a full, balanced life.

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When we look around and see the environmental crises facing the world it can be easy to slip in to despair, as we wonder, “What difference can I make? I’m only one person.”

In today’s episode we meet Georgi, who has made massive strides in changing the way she lives as an individual but is now looking at the bigger picture and wants to know, “What are some bigger things I can do, outside my own home, to make a real impact? What are the best things we can do to make a real difference?”

Georgi and Brooke have a really wide-ranging conversation that looks at both the highly practical changes each of us can make in our attempts to live a slower, more sustainable life, as well as the broader issue of how to work out what we have to offer our community and how to begin delivering it.

Brooke is then joined by special guest, Sarah Wilson (author of First, We Make the Beast Beautiful) who talks about the importance of us coming together to make change, as opposed to buying in to the story that we as individuals need to fix every single problem the system has created.

This is a really refreshing conversation that highlights the idea that making change is as simple as showing up in our own communities and as complicated as learning to let go of the guilt at not being able to do it all.

Enjoy!

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Hello, and welcome to the Slow Home Summer series! For 5 weeks over December and January we’ll be revisiting some of our favourite episodes from 2017, so we can walk the walk and slow down during the Christmas break. Also it turns out podcasts, just like fine wine, really do get better with age. Whether you missed them the first time around, or are having another listen, we hope you enjoy these poggies as much as we did!

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Today Brooke chats with the wonderful, challenging, inspiring author Sarah Wilson. Sarah is someone Brooke has admired for years - not only for the work she’s done to promote the notion of drastically cutting sugar in our diets, preventing food waste, and her more recent work in mental health awareness - but also the way she goes about that work. She is honest and open, prepared to stand for something regardless of whether people agree with her, and she’s also funny and smart and good at not taking herself too seriously.

In this conversation Brooke and Sarah talk about her new book, ‘first we make the beast beautiful: a new story about anxiety’ and dive deep into how Sarah slows down in order to both strengthen herself against anxiety’s harmful side, and simultaneously go deeper into it.

They talk about the discomfort of true reflection and Sarah’s growing boredom with shallow conversations and external grasping (and why cocktail parties are the worst example of this!) as well as the idea that it’s not necessary or even helpful to slow down simply for the sake of slowing down, but rather aiming to slow down in order to be or do something meaningful.

As an avid bush walker, Sarah talks about why she chooses to head off into the bush every second weekend (more if possible) and what the rhythm and solitude of solo hiking provides her that other exercises can’t. Sarah shares her cure for insomnia and why one of her two major tenets of slow-ness is to simply walk. She also introduces Brooke to the French idea of ‘flâner’, an urban wandering, and why sometimes it’s enough to simply walk through our own neighbourhood, noticing, paying attention, watching people and observing the comings and goings that surround us.

They also talk about meditation and why it’s the second key tenet of slow-ness for Sarah, and why it’s not only OK to suck at meditation, but why it’s actually incredibly useful to be bad at it.

This is a cracker of an episode, packed with loads of inspiration. Head over to http://www.slowyourhome.com/ss185 for the full blog post, including links to Sarah's books, website and other resources mentioned in today's show, and in the meantime, enjoy!

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In this episode of the HRchat show, we hear from Sarah Wilson, Head of People at SmartRecruiters and a speaker at the DisruptHR Toronto event. Listen to discover what not to do when implementing new HR technology.





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Today Brooke chats with the wonderful, challenging, inspiring author Sarah Wilson. Sarah is someone Brooke has admired for years - not only for the work she’s done to promote the notion of drastically cutting sugar in our diets, preventing food waste, and her more recent work in mental health awareness - but also the way she goes about that work. She is honest and open, prepared to stand for something regardless of whether people agree with her, and she’s also funny and smart and good at not taking herself too seriously.

In this conversation Brooke and Sarah talk about her new book, ‘first we make the beast beautiful: a new story about anxiety’ and dive deep in to how Sarah slows down in order to both strengthen herself against anxiety’s harmful side, and simultaneously go deeper in to it.

They talk about the discomfort of true reflection and Sarah’s growing boredom with shallow conversations and external grasping (and why cocktail parties are the worst example of this!) as well as the idea that it’s not necessary or even helpful to slow down simply for the sake of slowing down, but rather aiming to slow down in order to be or do something meaningful.

As an avid bush walker, Sarah talks about why she chooses to head off in to the bush every second weekend (more if possible) and what the rhythm and solitude of solo hiking provides her that other exercises can’t. Sarah shares her cure for insomnia and why one of her two major tenets of slow-ness is to simply walk. She also introduces Brooke to the French idea of ‘flâner’, an urban wandering, and why sometimes it’s enough to simply walk through our own neighbourhood, noticing, paying attention, watching people and observing the comings and goings that surround us.

They also talk about meditation and why it’s the second key tenet of slow-ness for Sarah, and why it’s not only OK to suck at meditation, but why it’s actually incredibly useful to be bad at it.

This is a cracker of an episode, packed with loads of inspiration. Head over to http://www.slowyourhome.com/157 for the full blog post, including links to Sarah's books, website and other resources mentioned in today's show, and in the meantime, enjoy!

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Today's episode of WWRadio is extra special not just because it's my birthday, but because this is our first repeat guest on the podcast. Today I interview my very first WWRadio guest, who started it all 43 episodes ago. Filippa is one of my favorite people on the planet and has been an influential mentor in my life. She's a coach, writer, speaker, and most recently the founder of a juice business, Raw Clarity Cleanse. She truly loves her work and her passion shows throughout this entire episode. We get super authentic and real about both of our stories, our connection and the lessons we've each learned. If you've wanted to find out more about me, your host, this is the episode for you. You guys will love everything we discuss in this episode including dropping diet labels, quitting sugar, and embracing your true life purpose. Feel free to leave questions for her below and we'll both be sure to answer back. Enjoy Filippa's visit to Wonderland.