Charlotte Ross's guest appearances

Charlotte Ross

Oh Behave - Harmony in the household with your pets - Recommended by Oprah -  Pet Life Radio Original  (PetLifeRadio.com)

BC Humanists Podcast

Magic Morning Show

Secrets to Surviving University

Jordan Peterson

Annie Duke

Steven Pinker

Lily Tomlin

Guy Kawasaki

Jeff Johnson

Tamar Geller

Emily Weiss

Maria Menounos

Nate Berkus

Amy Schumer

David Letterman

Nick Taylor

Danica McKellar

Stephanie Smith

OwlTail

Show notes Welcome to the Secrets to Surviving Podcast mini series with all the tips and tricks you need to help you get throw those hindsight moments. This series will explore all the tips you need to survive uni life as we get real world advice from current students - a podcast for students by students. This episodes recommendations are:  Textbooks; download your individual booklist and get in early to check the library availability to borrow the book or the university second hand bookshops/groups. Digital versions are also usually available and often can be cheaper then the physical book. Electives; you CAN pick what classes to take - they are optional subjects to get credit points so use them to your advantage  Interview with Charlotte Ross Charlotte is a high school student about to start year 12 and pre university selection. This interview covers her first hand insights into the current pre university experiences. The key points to take away from her interview include;  Talk to people about your options! Whether it’s family friends, peers, family, teachers or whoever you can about what the courses you’re interested in are like. University isn’t the only option If you don’t get into your preferred course straight away there are bridging courses and other ways to get there You can change your mind, change your degree and change your path Research the universities if possible to find which is best for your degree and learning style. Some specialise in practical learning and work experience, some in theory and more academic approaches. Attend open days and read about the university your thinking of choosing. Uni life = flexible lifestyle. You pick your timetable and it’s up to you to attend and do the work. You don’t have teachers leaning over your shoulder pushing you along and making sure your completing work early.  Thank you for listening to Secrets to surviving with Charlotte Ross - episode one on this mini series on the tips and tricks for surviving the university transition and uni life! Stay tuned for episode 2 and keep up to date with more tips via our socials! Instagram - @secretstosurviving Facebook - @secretstosurvivingcommunity

Show notes Welcome to the Secrets to Surviving Podcast mini series with all the tips and tricks you need to help you get throw those hindsight moments. This series will explore all the tips you need to survive uni life as we get real world advice from current students - a podcast for students by students. This episodes recommendations are: <ul> <li>Textbooks; download your individual booklist and get in early to check the library availability to borrow the book or the university second hand bookshops/groups. Digital versions are also usually available and often can be cheaper then the physical book.</li> <li>Electives; you CAN pick what classes to take - they are optional subjects to get credit points so use them to your advantage</li> </ul> Interview with Charlotte Ross Charlotte is a high school student about to start year 12 and pre university selection. This interview covers her first hand insights into the current pre university experiences. The key points to take away from her interview include; <ul> <li>Talk to people about your options! Whether it’s family friends, peers, family, teachers or whoever you can about what the courses you’re interested in are like.</li> <li>University isn’t the only option</li> <li>If you don’t get into your preferred course straight away there are bridging courses and other ways to get there</li> <li>You can change your mind, change your degree and change your path</li> <li>Research the universities if possible to find which is best for your degree and learning style. Some specialise in practical learning and work experience, some in theory and more academic approaches. Attend open days and read about the university your thinking of choosing.</li> <li>Uni life = flexible lifestyle. You pick your timetable and it’s up to you to attend and do the work. You don’t have teachers leaning over your shoulder pushing you along and making sure your completing work early.</li> </ul> Thank you for listening to Secrets to surviving with Charlotte Ross - episode one on this mini series on the tips and tricks for surviving the university transition and uni life! Stay tuned for episode 2 and keep up to date with more tips via our socials! Instagram - @secretstosurviving Facebook - @secretstosurvivingcommunity

Secrets to Surviving with Charlotte Ross [Episode 1]

Apologies for the poor audio quality in this recording.Charlotte Ross is a nurse who recently completed her PhD Thesis in SFU's Department of Health Sciences. Her research looked at substance use practices among nurses across Western Canada.Her work highlights the prevalence of AA or 12-Step based practices, despite participants disagreements with the moral and religious basis. She has interrogated some of the forces that have led to the dominance of 12-Step treatments and what alternatives exist.To learn more about the BC Humanist Association visit https://www.bchumanist.ca

Apologies for the poor audio quality in this recording. Charlotte Ross is a nurse who recently completed her PhD Thesis in SFU's Department of Health Sciences. Her research looked at substance use practices among nurses across Western Canada. Her work highlights the prevalence of AA or 12-Step based practices, despite participants disagreements with the moral and religious basis. She has interrogated some of the forces that have led to the dominance of 12-Step treatments and what alternatives exist. To learn more about the BC Humanist Association visit <a href="https://www.bchumanist.ca" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.bchumanist.ca</a>

Charlotte Ross - Nurses' addictions programs

When two-time Emmy nominated actress Charlotte Ross takes on a role, she gives it her all. And, when it comes to finding permanent homes for shelter animals, Charlotte takes on a starring role. Tune in this special episode of Oh Behave as Charlotte discusses bearing her ‘buns’ for bunnies, how her rescued dog, Tyler got named Mutt of the Year and why she loves playing Judy Fabray, Quinn’s uptight, vodka-swilling mom on the hit show, Glee. Don’t miss a single minute!   More details on this episode  MP3 Podcast -  Actress Charlotte Ross of Glee Strikes the Right Notes for Pets in Need with Arden Moore

When two-time Emmy nominated actress Charlotte Ross takes on a role, she gives it her all. And, when it comes to finding permanent homes for shelter animals, Charlotte takes on a starring role. Tune in this special episode of Oh Behave as Charlotte discusses bearing her ‘buns’ for bunnies, how her rescued dog, Tyler got named Mutt of the Year and why she loves playing Judy Fabray, Quinn’s uptight, vodka-swilling mom on the hit show, Glee. Don’t miss a single minute! More details on this episode <a href="http://www.markiac.addr.com/PET_LIFE_RADIO/behaveep133.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> MP3 Podcast - Actress Charlotte Ross of Glee Strikes the Right Notes for Pets in Need with Arden Moore</a>

PetLifeRadio.com - Oh Behave - Episode 133 Actress Charlotte Ross of Glee Strikes the Right Notes for Pets in Need