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Hosted by an experienced Operating Department Practitioner (ODP), this podcast dives into the dynamic world of the operating theatre. Each episode explores key topics in perioperative care, clinical education, and the evolving role of healthcare professionals within the surgical environment. Whether you are an ODP, nurse, student, educator, or simply curious about what happens behind the operating theatre doors; this podcast offers insights, interviews and discussions that shine a light on all aspects of perioperative practice. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Beyond the Coach is a podcast that takes the lessons of professional life coaching and translates them into everyday moments — giving you practical tools to become a better coach in your conversations, relationships, and leadership. Designed for new coaches, seasoned coaches, and anyone who finds themselves guiding, supporting, or leading others, this show helps you develop the skills to listen deeply, ask powerful questions, and inspire growth without the pressure of having all the answers. Hosted by Meg Ellis — Certified Conscious Life Coach, NLP Practitioner, motivational speaker, and ...

Ten years is a long time to get over a relationship that never went anywhere. Too long. But a decade on, Holly Flynn can’t help but continually relive the memories of all she had with Adam Miller: the very good, the bad, and the very ugly – including the vows Adam made and the awful things Holly said to him in response. When she receives an invitation to a reunion, Holly’s turmoil kicks up a notch and she finds herself torn between her desire to see Adam again and the fear of reopening old wounds. But when she meets a charming and enigmatic stranger, Holly discovers a third option: moving on.

Have you ever wondered just what was the Hanseatic League?, How malt was made, or how eels get to the Sargasso Sea? The answers to these and many other questions will be found in this book. Spanning the period from the Anglo-Saxons to the coming of the railway, two Points East is about the boats, the fishing and some of the lives lived on the North sea coast of Norfolk, from the once world-famous herring fishery in Great Yarmouth to the extraordinary rescues of Cromer’s famous lifeboatman Henry Blogg.

Physicians for the People chronicles the remarkable stories of 241 Black doctors who practiced medicine in Alabama during the Jim Crow era. Historian Jack D. Ellis reveals the ingenuity and resilience of these trailblazing doctors who defied segregation by establishing hospitals and clinics and providing vital healthcare to underserved Black communities.

Boothgate House is a recently converted apartment building with a sinister past. Once an asylum for the insane, known as Havenby Hall, it was where serial killer Peter Brockmeister was sent on his release from prison. Detective Inspector Joe Plantagenet is drawn into the house's history when the daughter of a solicitor, who was investigating Havenby Hall's closure, is kidnapped. Joe wonders whether there may be a connection between the case and the building's disturbing past.

This isn’t just shadow work. It’s soul reclamation. Hosted by Fiona Ellis, creator of the Archetypal Integration Method™, and the Archetypal Wounds Oracle this podcast unpacks the wounds we inherit, the patterns we repeat, and how we reclaim power through integration. For raw truth, deep healing & grounded wisdom: www.archetypalintegration.com/aim ☕️ Support the podcast: buymeacoffee.com/fionaellisoracle

The Silent Cut Podcast is a safe space for parents, grandparents and families alike that are experiencing the painful heartache of estrangement. When silence falls between us and the ones we love, the pain can feel unbearable — like mourning someone who is still alive. Hosted by Raina Ellis, this podcast speaks to the grief, the questions why, and the quiet places of the heart that estrangement leaves behind. Here you will find honesty, encouragement, and faith-rooted hope. Each episode offers real talk about the struggle, reflection on healing and gentle prayers of strength.

The Story of Cape Hope: Book Two The Revenge by Barbara Ellis Conroy is a gripping story about power, secrets, and justice. As hidden truths come to light, dangerous enemies appear, leading to a battle where everything is at stake. In a world where trust is fragile and betrayal is everywhere, those seeking revenge will stop at nothing to get what they want. As tension builds, every decision becomes a matter of survival. Friendships are tested, past wounds reopen, and the fight for justice becomes more dangerous with each passing moment.

When Lily moved to the Isles of Scilly for a fresh start, her plans were simple: open an ice cream shop and find out who owns the building she's renting. But her peaceful new life is shaken when a local Italian restaurateur begs for help—someone’s been tampering with his food and poisoning his customers, and he’s convinced it's no accident. When Lily narrowly escapes a similar attempted poisoning, it becomes clear: someone on the island has it out for newcomers, and her opening day might be in jeopardy.

The Simple Path to Well-Being by Ellis Crane offers a practical, integrated guide. Discover how four powerful practices—Mindful Eating, Decluttering, Gratitude, and Meditation—synergize to transform your daily experience from stressed and chaotic to peaceful and present. Learn to nourish your body with mindful awareness, create serene spaces through simple decluttering, cultivate deep appreciation with gratitude journaling, and find inner stillness with accessible meditation. Ellis Crane provides clear, compassionate, step-by-step guidance, moving beyond quick fixes to foster lasting change.

I call him a viper. Sure, he's gorgeous, a young billionaire, and a power player in the London property scene, but I've known Rafe Hawkes my whole life. The partying playboy is like a snake on the prowl for prey when it comes to women. Looking for that first strike and the ability to hook a woman in with his charm and good looks. But there's one woman he'll never get his fangs into. And I'm proud to say that's me.

Off the Gravel RoadRobb Ellis is a husband, father, grandfather, educator, tradesman, and public servant with a deep-rooted commitment to small-town life and hands-on learning. Born in Los Angeles, California, Robb moved to Vermont in the 1980s, where he began his first career in law enforcement. After retiring from the field, he transitioned into the plumbing and heating industry—eventually becoming a technical trainer at FIA, where he now helps shape the next generation of skilled trades professionals across New England. Robb’s journey has taken him through Vermont, Maine, ...

A guy is walking down the street and falls in a hole. He can’t get out and calls for help. A doctor comes by, drops down a script, and says he will consult with his colleagues. The guy says thanks but I’m still stuck in this hole. A minister comes by and wants to help. He drops down a prayer and says he’ll have his congregation pray for him. The guy says thanks, but I’m still stuck in this hole. I come by and see him huddled up against himself. I ask what’s going on, he tells me, and I jump in the hole. He says, “Great, now we are both stuck down here!”

Curlew Coast is the author’s second book about East Anglia’s maritime past. Using the coastal towns of Suffolk as a framework, the book explores a diversity of subjects from rope making to ship burials and from coastal erosion to the early navigators. Curlew Coast covers the period from when the Anglo-Saxons first sailed up the East Anglian rivers, to the age of the railway when the engine began to take over from sail.

UX is evolving, not dying. Host Eric Ellis brings two decades of design leadership to conversations with UX veterans who've navigated everything from Web 2.0 to mobile to AI. These aren't tool tutorials or hot takes—they're strategic discussions about professional resilience and the irreplaceable human elements of design. New episodes monthly. Because the future of UX isn't about choosing between human and machine—it's about designing the fusion.

The year is 2038, and Cass has spent nearly half her life on The Deliverance, hurling through space some 250 miles above the Earth. Her parents and the other scientists were supposed to be everyone’s salvation, sent up to create a cure for a plague in the space station’s zero-gravity labs. But something went wrong.

Guests from around the world share stories and insights about travel, culture, and venturing beyond their comfort zones.

Journey back to the turn of the 20th century with Beth Ellis personal journal An English Girls First Impressions of Burmah. This meticulously edited account takes you along for the ride as a young English woman voyages across the ocean to Rangoon and settles into a small European community nestled in the jungles of Remyo. Ellis, who embarked on this Asian adventure solo to visit her brother, isnt afraid to poke fun at her own overblown apprehensions. Her candid observations offer a raw and unfiltered look at the less glamorous life of British colonialists in Myanmar. Published in 1899, a mere ...

Will Severns and Brad Ellis, hosts of the Tablesetters podcast, are two business owners who value the idea of integrating their faith, family, and business into everything they do.