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Humanity might have reached the stars, but the 9-5 still rolls on just the same. There's just spaceships now. Follow a ensemble cast of characters ase they do their best to get through the week without breaking anything too important. Who among us hasn't dealt with classic sci-fi sitcom conundrums like forgetting one's keys on a spacewalk, cooking food with a rocket, or tracking down a missed connection in virtual reality? Just them? Well then. Transcripts of every episode and minisode can b ...
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Welcome to Redundancy Matters, a podcast dedicated to providing support, guidance and practical advice for compassionate HR professionals managing redundancies. Join June Hogan, an ICF accredited coach, outplacement specialist and experienced HR professional, to explore why redundancy matters. Listen to the show to get practical guidance on how to manage the redundancy process, hear from guests who’ve experienced redundancy and get ideas on how to support people with dignity and compassion. ...
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Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine's Fiction Podcast

Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine

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Monthly readings and dramatizations of stories by the world’s leading writers of suspense chosen from the magazine’s archives. The full range of the genre is represented in these riveting audio renditions, from the drawing-room mystery to urban noir—including police procedurals, private-eye tales, psychological suspense, and locked-room and impossible-crime stories. Visit TheMysteryPlace.com for more stories, book reviews, subscription info, and more.
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The Success NP: Clinical Pearls for Nurse Practitioners

Jackie King and Sandra Pagenta,Nurse Practitioners

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The Success NP Podcast is your go-to resource for Nurse Practitioners, hosted by NPs Jackie and Sandra. Every other week, they share clinical case studies, expert insights, and clinical pearls to help you thrive in your NP journey. Whether you're a nurse practitioner student, new grad, or seasoned provider, this podcast offers inspiration, clinical advice, and support to grow your confidence and career in nursing.
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The Indy Author Podcast

Matty Dalrymple, The Indy Author

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Matty Dalrymple (DAL-rim-ple) podcasts, writes, speaks, and consults on the writing craft and the publishing voyage as The Indy Author. She has written books on the business of short fiction and podcasting for authors, and her articles have appeared in Writer's Digest magazine. She is a member of the Alliance of Independent Authors. Matty is also the author of the Lizzy Ballard Thrillers, beginning with ROCK PAPER SCISSORS; the Ann Kinnear Suspense Novels, beginning with THE SENSE OF DEATH; ...
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Designing in the Wild is the podcast where industrial designers, inventors, and changemakers reveal how they turn messy, real-world constraints into market-ready solutions. Each episode unpacks the mindsets, methods, and aha-moments behind sustainable innovation—whether it’s re-thinking plastics, hacking circular supply chains, or simply sketching faster under pressure. If you’re passionate about design’s role in a resilient future (and can’t resist a good behind-the-scenes story), this is y ...
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Matty Dalrymple talks about TAKING A BREAK FOR A CREATIVE REFRESH, including how intentional downtime can boost author productivity, help you refocus on your priorities, and give you space to plan your writing and publishing goals; why a December reset can support long-term creative sustainability; how to balance the business of being an indie auth…
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In this conversation, Reygan Tawney discusses her journey in nursing education, particularly the decision to pursue a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) over a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN). She reflects on the pressures within the nursing field that influenced her choice and expresses regret for not fully understanding the implications of her d…
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Matty Dalrymple talks with Polly Campbell about REIGNITING YOUR CREATIVITY WITH WRITING CONTESTS, including how contests can boost your creativity, help you generate new story ideas, and strengthen your writing craft; how prompts and deadlines can push you out of your comfort zone in a positive way; why low-stakes experimentation leads to better wo…
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In this episode I'm sharing a clear, practical guide to concluding redundancy consultations. I'll walk you through what you need to do before, during, and after the final meeting. I cover the necessary preparation, delivering the outcome, legal and practical essentials, and supporting people with empathy. Useful Links From This Episode Listen on Ap…
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Matty Dalrymple talks with Phil Marshall about HARNESSING AI FOR AFFORDABLE AUDIO, including how AI narration is transforming audiobook creation for indie authors, how tools like Spoken make professional-quality audio faster and more affordable, and how authors can customize voices, experiment with multi-voice storytelling, and bring their books to…
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In this episode, Dr. Joel Warsh, a board-certified pediatrician, discusses the complexities surrounding vaccines, informed consent, and the role of healthcare providers in addressing parental concerns. He emphasizes the importance of open dialogue, ongoing research, and the need for healthcare professionals, especially nurse practitioners, to educa…
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Useful Links From This Episode Connect with Susanne on LinkedIn Visit Feldspar Consulting Connect with June on LinkedIn Visit the Wildwood Coaching website Sign up to hear about our next FREE 1 hour Redundancy Lunch and Learn Rate and Review the Podcast If you found this episode of Redundancy Matters helpful, please rate and review it on Apple Podc…
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Matty Dalrymple talks with Beth Daley about UNEARTHING STORY TREASURES WITH EUROPEANA, including how writers and storytellers can use the Europeana digital archive to spark creativity, deepen research, and find free resources for their projects—whether you're looking for historical details, artistic inspiration, or unique images for your book cover…
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What happens when menopause and redundancy collide? In this episode, I talk with executive coach and menopause consultant Angela Wilkins-Green about the hidden challenges women face during change at work. Angela shares her own story and we explore how managers and the HR team can better support women through perimenopause, redundancy and beyond wit…
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Matty Dalrymple talks with David Viergutz about STORYTELLING THROUGH EPISTOLARY FICTION, including how immersive fiction can pull readers off the screen and into the story through physical letters and artifacts; the storytelling and business principles behind David Viergutz's Scare Mail and Epistolary projects; how emotion, nostalgia, and connectio…
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In this conversation, Sandra Pagenta interviews Heather Wilson, a former bedside nurse turned entrepreneur, who discusses her journey in identifying gaps in foot care services for seniors and how she created successful businesses to address these needs. Heather emphasizes the importance of patient connection, the role of nurse practitioners in foot…
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In this episode I speak to Pete Colby, Chief Mediator at Pragmatism UK, about leading large-scale redundancy programmes with empathy, integrity, and pragmatism. Drawing on decades in HR at British Steel and Rolls-Royce, as well as his own experience of redundancy, Pete shares real stories of managing thousands of redundancies. We talk about what we…
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Matty Dalrymple talks with Becca Syme about WHAT TO QUIT AND HOW TO KNOW, including how to recognize when a writing or publishing strategy no longer serves you, how to overcome fear-based decisions that lead to burnout, and how to build a sustainable, hope-filled author career. Becca shares insights on trusting your intuition, quitting the right th…
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In this episode I'm joined by Eleanor Tweddell, author of Another Door Opens, to explore how HR professionals can better support people through redundancy. Together, they unpack why change feels messy, why “just keeping busy” isn’t the answer, and how to pause, play, and rebuild with intention. If you’re helping others through uncertainty while try…
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In this engaging conversation, Sandra Pagenta speaks with Olivia Gargioni, an RN turned holistic health practitioner, about the challenges of burnout in nursing and the importance of self-care. Olivia shares her journey from feeling overwhelmed in her nursing career to discovering a passion for holistic health. They discuss the pressures within the…
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Matty Dalrymple talks with John DeDakis about WRITING TO HEAL, including how writing can help us process grief and loss, why moving toward pain rather than away from it can lead to emotional growth, and how journaling, memoir, and fiction each offer unique ways to heal through storytelling. John DeDakis shares how facing difficult experiences on th…
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Niki Corbishley, an experienced HR leader and coach, joins me this week to explore how to lead redundancy processes with empathy, trust, and authenticity. We discuss why putting people, and managers, at the heart of the process is critical, how to support leaders delivering difficult news, and the importance of building psychological safety during …
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Matty Dalrymple talks with Claudine Wolk about HOW TO GET YOUR BOOK SEEN AND SOLD, including how authors can identify and reach their ideal readers, craft a clear message and compelling hook, and overcome the fear of self-promotion. Claudine shares practical, confidence-building strategies to help indie authors simplify book marketing, focus their …
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In this episode of Redundancy Matters, I’m joined by Victoria Dale, founder of Inclusion 365, a diversity and inclusion consultancy. Together, we explore why redundancy decisions need more than policies and procedures - they need humanity, transparency, and thoughtful leadership. Victoria shares both her professional expertise and personal experien…
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Matty Dalrymple talks with Lisa Regan about WRITING REALISTIC POLICE PROCEDURES, including how crime writers can find reliable sources, connect with law enforcement experts, and navigate jurisdictional differences. She discusses the impact of technology on modern investigations, strategies for balancing realism with storytelling, and the importance…
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In this episode, Dr. Sandra Pagenta, DNP APRN interviews Dr. Anne Meneghetti, an MD and physician executive at Epocrates, discussing her journey in medicine and the impact of the Epocrates app on clinical practice. They explore the app's features, its role in reducing medical errors, and how it supports nurse practitioners in making informed decisi…
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In this episode of Redundancy Matters, I’m joined by retirement planning partner Anne Cannings from Retirement Pathways to discuss how HR professionals can support people facing redundancy later in their careers. We explore why “just retiring” is rarely simple, and how the HR team can help individuals leave well while preparing for purpose, structu…
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Matty Dalrymple talks with Cindy Gunderson about CRAFTING STORIES FOR THE EAR, including the challenges and benefits of self-narration, how narrating your own work can improve your writing, tips for preparing a manuscript for audio, the performance skills that bring stories to life, and the impact of AI on audiobook production and accessibility. In…
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How redundancies are handled defines your organisation’s culture, reputation, and future. In this powerful episode of Redundancy Matters, I speak with an experienced CEO, sharing candid insights from over 30 years in senior leadership. Discover why getting redundancies right is critical, how values must shine through in the toughest moments, and wh…
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Matty Dalrymple talks with JP Rindfleisch about FINDING READERS THROUGH SERIALIZATION, including how writing serial fiction differs from traditional novels; tips for keeping readers engaged with serialized stories; the pros and cons of platforms; and how indie authors can use serialized novels to build community, test ideas, and strengthen their ov…
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In this episode, Dr. Pagenta interviews Tina Vasant, a registered nurse and host of the podcast Good Nurse, Bad Nurse. They discuss the evolution of nursing, the impact of true crime on nursing ethics, and the challenges faced by nurse practitioners. Tina shares her experiences in the healthcare system, the importance of advocacy, and the role of h…
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In this episode of Redundancy Matters, I’m joined by Dan Smith, Legal Director at People Law, to explore how HR can manage change with compassion and confidence. Dan shares why redundancies go wrong, the crucial role of line managers, and his four pillars: communication, courage, candour, and curiosity to help you navigate complex processes while s…
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Matty Dalrymple talks with John Gaspard about WRITING FOR PASSION, NOT PLATFORMS, including why he chose to write a passion project instead of a market-driven book, how research into HAROLD AND MAUDE AT THE WESTGATE THEATER turned into a richly visual history, what indie authors can learn about marketing from a cult film's unlikely success, and why…
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If you’re an HR professional navigating the complexities of redundancies, this episode is packed with practical insights you can use right away. I’m joined by Lorna Moles, a fractional HR leader with 20 years’ experience guiding organisations through change - from large-scale restructures to sensitive single-role deletions. We explore how to plan e…
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Matty Dalrymple talks with Michael La Ronn about FROM BETA READERS TO BETTER STORY, including how authors can use alpha readers, beta readers, and ARC teams to strengthen their manuscripts and connect with their audience. They discuss when to bring in beta readers, how to choose the right people, and the differences between feedback from writers ve…
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Show Notes: When emergencies strike, the difference between chaos and confidence often comes down to leadership at the bedside. In this episode, a veteran rapid response nurse reveals lessons from real-world critical events that every nurse and nurse practitioner can apply. From communication strategies to handling high-stress acute care moments, t…
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In this episode, experienced line manager Stuart Betteridge shares his honest and practical perspective on leading teams through redundancy. From being put at risk himself to supporting others, Stuart offers valuable insights into what HR teams can do to best support their managers. We discuss the importance of visibility, empathy, and strong HR-ma…
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Matty Dalrymple talks with Jane Friedman about MIDLIST SUCCESS, including how traditional publishers are shifting focus to support mid-list authors over a longer timeframe, what indie authors have long done to keep backlist titles selling, why building a sustainable career can be more effective than chasing a breakout bestseller, and practical step…
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Matty Dalrymple talks with Dale L. Roberts about AI AS BUSINESS CONSULTANT AND COACH, including how he leverages AI tools to enhance his productivity and business operations. The conversation delves into Dale's use of AI, specifically ChatGPT, to manage his ADHD, improve scheduling, and hold himself accountable. He discusses how AI helps him map ou…
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Chrissy and Anna join Sandra & Jackie to share their very different paths to becoming CRNAs and how they built Confident Care Academy to support ICU nurses and future CRNAs. From night shift burnout to anesthesia independence, they get real about what it takes to make the leap and why the culture of nursing has to evolve. If you’re a nurse, NP, or …
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Matty Dalrymple talks with Greg Keogh about THE DIGITAL LANDSCAPE FOR EBOOKS AND AUDIO, including how independent authors can maintain control over their intellectual property and revenue through direct sales, avoiding subscription fatigue, and leveraging digital content's long lifespan. Greg also discusses how Curios aims to empower authors with t…
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In this episode of Redundancy Matters, career coach and outplacement specialist June Hogan explores how redundancies affect the “survivors” left behind. Discover the emotional impact on remaining employees, practical ways to re-engage teams, and the essential role HR plays in rebuilding trust and morale. If you’re leading your organisation through …
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Matty Dalrymple talks with Mark Leslie Lefebvre about LESSONS FROM A CHANGING PUBLISHING LANDSCAPE, including trends in book design and special editions, shifts in production and distribution, Bookshop.org's expansion into eBooks, strategies for direct sales and backlist marketing, and how increases in costs of print book production merit increases…
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At Success NP, we create digital clinical guides to help NPs in clinical practice. This week, we want to help you sharpen your clinical skills with an interesting case where a patient returns from overseas with fever, fatigue, and a few subtle exam clues. Could it be something more than a viral illness? In this nurse practitioner case study, we bre…
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In this episode, June Hogan tackles a key challenge: how to get managers to step up during redundancies. Learn why manager buy-in matters and what HR teams can do to shift the mindset from box-ticking to people-focused leadership. June shares practical strategies to involve leaders early, build emotional awareness, and shape a culture of care so no…
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Matty Dalrymple talks with Jean Burgess about WHAT WRITERS CAN LEARN FROM THEATER, including how writers can use techniques like improvisation to overcome writer's block, the importance of visualization and spatial awareness in storytelling, how much detail is just enough and not too much in your writing, and the role of thematic consistency. Inter…
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In this episode June Hogan shares how to build a compelling business case for outplacement support even when budgets are tight. Discover how to respond to leadership pushback, highlight commercial and cultural benefits, and position outplacement as a strategic investment. Useful Links From This Episode Connect with June on LinkedIn Visit the Wildwo…
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Matty Dalrymple talks with Johnny B. Truant about THE ARTISAN AUTHOR, including the importance of creating genuine, one-on-one connections with readers rather than succumbing to the rapid release model and algorithm-driven strategies dominating the publishing world. Johnny highlights the importance of authentic interactions, pricing books appropria…
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Ever wondered how a full-time acute care NP launched her own hormone and weight loss clinic without quitting her W2 job or taking out a loan? In this episode, we sit down with Bree to talk nurse entrepreneurship, burnout, and building a business as a nurse practitioner. A must-listen for NPs exploring new career paths and multiple income streams. C…
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Telling someone their job is at risk is a defining moment and one that will be remembered long after the process ends. In this episode June Hogan lays out what line managers need to know before stepping into a consultation meeting. The words you choose, the way you show up, the space you create, it all matters. Prepare well, lead with care and neve…
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Matty Dalrymple talks with David Wogahn about PRINT STRATEGIES FOR INDIES, including the pros and cons of using platforms like IngramSpark and KDP for print-on-demand services, sharing insights on costs, logistics, and strategies for maximizing print book sales. David highlights the technical challenges of producing high-quality print books and the…
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We're over halfway through 2025 and we've got Karrie (Lead Writer and Lead Narrative Designer of Pacific Drive, previously wrote and designed on League of Legends for Riot Games, Totemic for Collage Games, and Not Tonight 2 for Panic Barn. Also worked as a Director of Marketing at Strangely Compelling Multimedia, a Producer at tinyBuild Games, a Le…
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Useful Links From This Episode Connect with June on LinkedIn Visit the Wildwood Coaching website Sign up to hear about our next FREE 1 hour Redundancy Lunch and Learn Rate and Review the Podcast If you found this episode of Redundancy Matters helpful, please do rate and review it on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. If you’re kind enough to leave a review…
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Matty Dalrymple talks with Kerrie Flanagan about ARTICLE WRITING FOR PLATFORM AND PROFIT, including practical strategies for finding paying markets—and why you should stop giving your work away for free. From her first paid piece in Better Homes and Gardens to her advice on researching and targeting the right outlets, Kerrie offers encouraging, act…
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You know those cases where things just don’t add up? In this episode, we break down a pediatric respiratory case that started out like routine asthma, but something didn’t sit right. Tune in as we walk through the red flags, physical exam clues, and how one small detail changed everything. Perfect for nurse practitioners looking to sharpen their cl…
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