Claire Goodman's guest appearances

Claire Goodman

Methods

ROBIN HOOD RADIO INTERVIEWS

Conversations For The Animals

Nicholas Ward

Bunny Williams

David Mamet

John Davidson

Charlie Davis

Chris Robinson

Steve Gorman

Jessie Sheehan

Ralph Nader

Michael Isikoff

David Sherman

Doug Tallamy

Chris Janson

Matthew Williams

Jerry Mitchell

OwlTail

Claire Goodman is a Senior Reporter with the Houston Chronicle and she is also a dedicated Houston PetSet foster. In this episode, podcast hosts Tena Lundquist Faust and Tama Lundquist speak with Claire about her experience writing about animal welfare topics, the value of animals and how fostering has impacted her family, especially her young boys.

Conversations For The Animals With Claire Goodman

Carol Sadlon

Kelly Roger

Millerton Festival

Marshall Miles

 COME SHARE THE SPIRIT OF THE HOLIDAYS! FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS Friday, November 29, 2019  SCHEDULE OF EVENTS  10:00 a.m: Free Screening of Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch (2018) starring Benedict Cumberbatch with free popcorn, goodie bags and discount coupons at the The Moviehouse, 48 Main Street. Come early! Doors open at 9.30am. Sponsored by: Montage Antiques, The Millerton Business Alliance, The Moviehouse and Salisbury Bank Following the movie, there will be a Bicycle-Tricycle Raffle drawing, sponsored by Millerton Mercantile  12:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m: Free Horse and Carriage Rides by Utopia Percherons of Goshen Connecticut leaving from Veteran’s Park across from The Moviehouse. Meet Santa &amp; Mrs. Claus with their busy Elves, invited by the Millerton Volunteer Fire Department. Sponsored by: Overmountain Builders, Asscoiated Lighting &amp; North East Ford  12:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m: Enjoy all-day shopping, dining, refreshments and live Holiday music along Main Street. Participants &amp; Donors: Camp Boutique/J.L. Hendricks, CVS Pharmacy, Cumberland Farms, Elyse Harney Real Estate, Irving Farm Coffee Shop, John Goudreault Fine Art, Oakhurst Diner, Oblong Books &amp; Music, Taro’s Pizza, 52 Main, &amp; White Horse Collection.  12:00 p.m. – 3 :00 p.m: WHDD Radio’s Marshal Miles will be broadcasting live about all the days events from J.L. Hendricks, 41 Main Street. Sponsored by: North East Ford.  2:00 p.m. – 4 :00 p.m: Children can enjoy a holiday decoration activity and refreshments, hosted by North East Community Center, South Center Street. Sponsored by: Hylton Hundt Salon &amp; Merwin Farm &amp; Home 4:00 p.m. – 5 :00 p.m: Enjoy the sounds of the Salisbury Christmas Brass Band and Hot Chocolate Society at the Gazebo on Main Street. Sponsored by: North East Millerton Library  5.30 p.m: The Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony by T ownscape will take place at the intersection of Main Street and Rt. 44 and will kick off the Annual Parade of Lights present ed by T he Millerton Volunteer Fire Department.  7:00 p.m: Come one and all! We round up the day’s activities with a Community Holiday Party at the Millerton Firehouse, 24 Century Boulevard – all are welcome!  Parking for the day’s events is recommended on Century Boulevard. In the event of very cold weather there will be warming stations at: J.L. Hendrick’s, 41 Main St, and the Me thodist Church at Veteran’s Park. 

COME SHARE THE SPIRIT OF THE HOLIDAYS! FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS Friday, November 29, 2019 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS 10:00 a.m: Free Screening of Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch (2018) starring Benedict Cumberbatch with free popcorn, goodie bags and discount coupons at the The Moviehouse, 48 Main Street. Come early! Doors open at 9.30am. Sponsored by: Montage Antiques, The Millerton Business Alliance, The Moviehouse and Salisbury Bank Following the movie, there will be a Bicycle-Tricycle Raffle drawing, sponsored by Millerton Mercantile 12:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m: Free Horse and Carriage Rides by Utopia Percherons of Goshen Connecticut leaving from Veteran’s Park across from The Moviehouse. Meet Santa &amp; Mrs. Claus with their busy Elves, invited by the Millerton Volunteer Fire Department. Sponsored by: Overmountain Builders, Asscoiated Lighting &amp; North East Ford 12:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m: Enjoy all-day shopping, dining, refreshments and live Holiday music along Main Street. Participants &amp; Donors: Camp Boutique/J.L. Hendricks, CVS Pharmacy, Cumberland Farms, Elyse Harney Real Estate, Irving Farm Coffee Shop, John Goudreault Fine Art, Oakhurst Diner, Oblong Books &amp; Music, Taro’s Pizza, 52 Main, &amp; White Horse Collection. 12:00 p.m. – 3 :00 p.m: WHDD Radio’s Marshal Miles will be broadcasting live about all the days events from J.L. Hendricks, 41 Main Street. Sponsored by: North East Ford. 2:00 p.m. – 4 :00 p.m: Children can enjoy a holiday decoration activity and refreshments, hosted by North East Community Center, South Center Street. Sponsored by: Hylton Hundt Salon &amp; Merwin Farm &amp; Home 4:00 p.m. – 5 :00 p.m: Enjoy the sounds of the Salisbury Christmas Brass Band and Hot Chocolate Society at the Gazebo on Main Street. Sponsored by: North East Millerton Library 5.30 p.m: The Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony by T ownscape will take place at the intersection of Main Street and Rt. 44 and will kick off the Annual Parade of Lights present ed by T he Millerton Volunteer Fire Department. 7:00 p.m: Come one and all! We round up the day’s activities with a Community Holiday Party at the Millerton Firehouse, 24 Century Boulevard – all are welcome! Parking for the day’s events is recommended on Century Boulevard. In the event of very cold weather there will be warming stations at: J.L. Hendrick’s, 41 Main St, and the Me thodist Church at Veteran’s Park.

Marshall Miles Interviews Carol Sadlon, Claire Goodman and Kelly Roger, Millerton Festival of Lights on Friday November 29

There are many uncertainties surrounding end of life care for people with dementia living in care homes. From who is responsible for which aspects of a person’s care to what type of care they receive in the home or in hospital, and how everyone who needs to be heard can be heard. Research, led by Professor Claire Goodman at the University of Hertfordshire and due to be presented at The ESRC Research Methods Festival 2016, has been addressing these uncertainties and has led to the development of a new framework that is helping care and health professionals give the best support and service they can to the residents and patients and their families.

Researching the oldest old and those living and dying with dementia in care homes (NCRM) - Claire Goodman