Sam Etherington's guest appearances

Sam Etherington

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Season 2 Episode 16.  In this episode, I chat with Sam Etherington, Director of Soccer Operations for the LSU Women's Soccer team.  Sam was born and raised in Newcastle, England and her soccer journey to the United States if full of many curves ... each one leading the next and Sam shares the many lessons she learned along the way. Sam has an awesome energy about her as she chats about her family and her days growing up in Newcastle and as a fan of Newcastle FC.  Her journey brought her to the U.S., where she played her college soccer at Nicholls State University.  But, what's fun about this transition to American student athlete was the connections that she had made in England that helped her to arrive at Nicholls.  And then there were more connections that helped propel her to coaching stints at the University of Dubuque (Graduate Assistant), Louisiana College (Head Coach), and Idaho State University (Assistant Coach). Sam's recollection of being a coach in Iowa at Dubuque, and her first ever spell as a head coach at Louisiana, to ending up in Idaho during the pandemic are full of great stories and lessons learned ... and the power of developing coaching relationships and connections!  She is very open about her experiences and gives a great glimpse into her time at those stops. The state of Louisiana is "home" for Sam now.  And she spoke about that in this episode.  She talks about the staff at LSU and how much she is enjoying coaching and being a part of the program. There is so many amazing nuggets in this episode.  Thanks to Sam for joining the podcast! You can connect and follow Sam Etherington @TheRealOPSam as well as LSU Womens soccer @LSUSoccer. Thanks for listening! #CoachesCornerChats @coachesletschat on Twitter CoachesCornerChats.com Host of the Podcast:  Mr. Kieron Boyle @coach_boyle on Twitter Episode Beanie of Choice:  H&amp;M visit HM.com today! Let's go!  Peace!  ---   Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coachescornerchats/support

Season 2 Episode 16. In this episode, I chat with Sam Etherington, Director of Soccer Operations for the LSU Women's Soccer team.  Sam was born and raised in Newcastle, England and her soccer journey to the United States if full of many curves ... each one leading the next and Sam shares the many lessons she learned along the way. Sam has an awesome energy about her as she chats about her family and her days growing up in Newcastle and as a fan of Newcastle FC.  Her journey brought her to the U.S., where she played her college soccer at Nicholls State University.  But, what's fun about this transition to American student athlete was the connections that she had made in England that helped her to arrive at Nicholls.  And then there were more connections that helped propel her to coaching stints at the University of Dubuque (Graduate Assistant), Louisiana College (Head Coach), and Idaho State University (Assistant Coach). Sam's recollection of being a coach in Iowa at Dubuque, and her first ever spell as a head coach at Louisiana, to ending up in Idaho during the pandemic are full of great stories and lessons learned ... and the power of developing coaching relationships and connections!  She is very open about her experiences and gives a great glimpse into her time at those stops. The state of Louisiana is "home" for Sam now.  And she spoke about that in this episode.  She talks about the staff at LSU and how much she is enjoying coaching and being a part of the program. There is so many amazing nuggets in this episode.  Thanks to Sam for joining the podcast! You can connect and follow Sam Etherington @TheRealOPSam as well as LSU Womens soccer @LSUSoccer. Thanks for listening! #CoachesCornerChats @coachesletschat on Twitter <a href="http://CoachesCornerChats.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CoachesCornerChats.com</a> Host of the Podcast:  Mr. Kieron Boyle @coach_boyle on Twitter Episode Beanie of Choice:  H&amp;M visit <a href="http://HM.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HM.com</a> today! Let's go!  Peace! --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/coachescornerchats/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/coachescornerchats/support</a>

Sam Etherington: Connections Connections and More Connections

Cassidy Little

Emma Bridgewater

Libby Purves is joined by engineer Sam Etherington; Royal Marine turned actor Cassidy Little; ceramicist Emma Bridgewater and anthropologist and writer Professor Merry 'Corky' White.Sam Etherington recently joined Britain's engineering Hall of Fame for his pioneering work on wave energy. The 24-year-old engineer follows in the footsteps of Isambard Kingdom Brunel, George Stephenson, Barnes Wallace and other great British engineers. Sam came up with his design for a multi-axis wave converter after being buffeted by waves while out kitesurfing.Cassidy Little is a former Royal Marine turned actor. He plays the title role in Owen Sheers's play, The Two Worlds of Charlie F, which tells the story of modern warfare from a soldier's perspective. Cassidy studied performance and dance in the US before joining 42 Commando Royal Marines. It was while serving on his second tour in Afghanistan in 2011 that he lost a leg in an IED blast. The Two Worlds of Charlie F is touring the UK.Emma Bridgewater is a pottery designer who founded her ceramics company in Stoke-on-Trent in 1985. Her book, Toast and Marmalade and Other Stories, tells the personal stories behind her pieces - she is known for her quintessentially British designs such as trailing sweet peas, blue hens, tumbling roses, plump figs and black toast. Today the business remains committed to the manufacture of British pottery. Toast and Marmalade and Other Stories is published by Saltyard Books.Merry 'Corky' White is professor of anthropology at Boston University. Her book, Cooking for Crowds, celebrates its 40th anniversary with a new edition. Corky was a student and single parent when she started catering for Harvard academics to earn money in 1970. Every week she catered one or two dinners for 25 and one lunch for 50. She credits Julia Child with saving her from her early kitchen nightmares. Cooking for Crowds is published by Princeton University Press.Producer: Paula McGinley.

Libby Purves is joined by engineer Sam Etherington; Royal Marine turned actor Cassidy Little; ceramicist Emma Bridgewater and anthropologist and writer Professor Merry 'Corky' White. Sam Etherington recently joined Britain's engineering Hall of Fame for his pioneering work on wave energy. The 24-year-old engineer follows in the footsteps of Isambard Kingdom Brunel, George Stephenson, Barnes Wallace and other great British engineers. Sam came up with his design for a multi-axis wave converter after being buffeted by waves while out kitesurfing. Cassidy Little is a former Royal Marine turned actor. He plays the title role in Owen Sheers's play, The Two Worlds of Charlie F, which tells the story of modern warfare from a soldier's perspective. Cassidy studied performance and dance in the US before joining 42 Commando Royal Marines. It was while serving on his second tour in Afghanistan in 2011 that he lost a leg in an IED blast. The Two Worlds of Charlie F is touring the UK. Emma Bridgewater is a pottery designer who founded her ceramics company in Stoke-on-Trent in 1985. Her book, Toast and Marmalade and Other Stories, tells the personal stories behind her pieces - she is known for her quintessentially British designs such as trailing sweet peas, blue hens, tumbling roses, plump figs and black toast. Today the business remains committed to the manufacture of British pottery. Toast and Marmalade and Other Stories is published by Saltyard Books. Merry 'Corky' White is professor of anthropology at Boston University. Her book, Cooking for Crowds, celebrates its 40th anniversary with a new edition. Corky was a student and single parent when she started catering for Harvard academics to earn money in 1970. Every week she catered one or two dinners for 25 and one lunch for 50. She credits Julia Child with saving her from her early kitchen nightmares. Cooking for Crowds is published by Princeton University Press. Producer: Paula McGinley.

Sam Etherington, Cassidy Little, Emma Bridgewater, Merry 'Corky' White