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“That’s how you get to be CMO, you actually understand know those numbers, you actually understand what works.” Katherine Campbell joins Jimi and Scott in this episode to talk about the mortgage industry, Annie Mac’s unique offerings and their recent integration of Shape software for the Annie Mac team. SetShape.com to begin your journey with Shape today! Show Highlights: 01:15 - What does a CMO do & how did Katherine get there? 03:00 - A fine line between “salesperson” and “marketer” 04:50 - A lesson learned from failure 08:00 - Strategies for marketers struggling to connect with the sales team 10:30 - Sales ≠ Marketing 11:55 - Surprise and Delight 15:50 - The pain points Shape alleviates 21:15 - A frictionless input system 26:00 - Cost Per Goldilocks 29:20 - Making the Loan Officer the hero 35:15 - Katherine’s impression on Shape’s team 40:30 - Transitioning this industry from where it was to where it’s going 44:40 - Top 3 features & benefits of Shape 49:05 - Why work for Annie Mac? 50:40 - Cash to Keys 52:10 - “Show up!”

It’s never too late to make a change; Annie Mac has left Radio 1 after 17 years of broadcasting and is ready to embrace parts of her identity she hasn’t had time to explore until now. In this chat with Fearne, Annie talks about feeling that we need to allow people to be more than one thing - that we need to embrace the sunshine and joy, but the darkness and sadness too. Fearne and Annie also think about the notion of having endless space out in front of you and why, although scary, it might be positive to allow time to exist without plans. Annie’s debut novel, Mother Mother, is out now, and her podcast Changes is available to listen to on your favourite podcast app. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to this Inspiring Ireland Destination Special where, alongside legendary Irish DJ and broadcaster Annie Mac, we celebrate all things island of Ireland. Annie’s been in the news a bit recently, because after 17 years as one of BBC Radio 1’s most loved DJs, she has left the station, and the video of her playing her final song went viral online, I think simply because she is such a legend in the industry, and a big part of the lives of so many music lovers, so this farewell was a huge deal. We talk about how she became a DJ and presenter, and her illustrious career and what that involved - and then her travel diaries chapters are all focussed on destinations across Ireland - the place where she grew up, travels back to as much as she can, and knows so well. And then later, I’m joined by travel writer and Ireland expert, Aoife O’Riordain who shares some really brilliant tips, in particular some amazing foodie recommendations and a hotel that I’d never heard, on an Irish island that I’d also never heard of, of that has gone straight to the top of my hotel wish list. Oh and Aoife’s husband was actually the producer of Normal People (you know the show we all watched last summer) so she gives us a little insight into the making of that too! DESTINATION RECAP Annie Mac’s Destinations: Dublin, Rep. of Ireland Rasharkin, Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland Belfast, Northern Ireland Roundstone, Co. Galway, Rep. of Ireland Wild Atlantic Way, Ireland The Burren, Co. Clare, Rep. of Ireland The Gaeltacht, Co. Galway, Rep. of Ireland Dog’s Bay, Co. Galway, Rep. of Ireland Dingle, Co. Kerry, Rep. of Ireland Dingle Benners Hotel, Co. Kerry, Rep. of Ireland The Blasket Islands, Co. Kerry, Rep. of Ireland Loch Na Fooey, Co. Galway, Rep. of Ireland County Donegal, Rep. of Ireland Inishmore, Rep. of Ireland Aoife O’Riordan’s Destinations West Cork, Co. Kerry and Coastal Donegal parts of Wild Atlantic Way drive Dublin Dublin and Wicklow Mountains Glendalough, Co. Wicklow Sandycove, Dublin Forty foot, Dublin Bray, County Wicklow The DART commuter train Co. Kerry Ring of Kerry driving route Dede at the Custom’s House, West Cork, Co. Cork Misunderstood Heron, Leenaun, Co. Galway Paddy Bawn Brosnans Bar, Dingle, Co. Kerry Bally Bia, Co. Cork Great Western Greenway, Co. Mayo The Royal Canal Greenway The Aran Islands: Inishmore, Inishmaan and Inisheer, Co. Galway Inis Meáin, Restaurant & Suites, Co. Galway Thanks so much for listening today. If you’ve enjoyed the episode, leaving a review or five star rating is the best way to show your support, on your podcast app of choice. And to find out who is on next week’s episode, the Season 5 finale, come and find me on Instagram, I’m @hollyrubensten and as ever, I’d love to hear from you. To find out more about visiting the island of Ireland, head to ireland.com and check out the travel pages of your favourite newspapers and travel magazines which are always great resources for the latest travel news, new openings and must see spots. Have a great week and I’ll be back on Tuesday. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode Gaby chats to the gifted superstar DJ and now author – Annie Mac, or to use her full name, Annie Macmanus. They chat about growing up in Ireland and how Annie wanted to be an actress and ended up studying English literature. She talks openly about the lack of female DJs, the fact that she is one of the very few DJs who is also a mother, and her admiration for broadcaster Mary Anne Hobbs. This conversation was recorded before the announcement that she is leaving Radio 1 but, as you will hear, it feels fitting that she is leaving to spend more time with her children and to write more fiction. They chat about family life with DJ husband Toddla T and discuss her new debut novel called ‘Mother Mother’ which is out on 27th May and available to pre-order now. And you won’t believe what song Annie Mac, renowned DJ listens to with her children! For more information on the sponsors of this episode: CALM - Special limited time promotion of 40% off a Calm Premium subscription at www.calm.com/GABY Produced by Cameo Productions , music by Beth Macari. Join the conversation on Instagram and Twitter @gabyroslin #thatgabyroslinpodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

DJ, presenter and author Annie Macmanus chooses her five favourite books by women and tells Yomi why she’s outgrown Annie Mac. Annie is best known as a BBC Radio 1 DJ where she currently hosts the flagship daily new music show, Future Sounds. She’s also an incredible club DJ, playing at the world’s biggest venues, events and festivals, and has curated her own festival - Lost and Found - in Malta. Her own podcast - Changes with Annie Macmanus - is all about change and how people deal with it. And this year she’s published her first novel - Mother Mother , which she describes as “a story about family ties, addiction, the resilience of women and the teflon-strength bond that can exist between a mother and a son” Annie’s book choices are: ** Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret by Judy Blume ** Peig Sayers by Peig Sayers ** Unless by Carol Shields ** The Green Road by Ann Enright ** The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath Every week, join journalist and author Yomi Agedoke, and inspirational guests, including Elizabeth Day, Sara Pascoe and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie as they celebrate the best books written by women. The Women’s Prize for Fiction is one of the most prestigious literary awards in the world, and has been running for over 25 years, and this series will offer unique access to the shortlisted authors and the 2021 Prize winner. This podcast is produced by Bird Lime Media. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A brand new series for these times of massive change - and DJ Annie Mac is here to tell you more... New episodes from Monday - stay subscribed to this feed to get it as soon as it drops! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We’re kicking off the new series of She Started It with the legend that is Annie Mac! BBC Radio 1 DJ, Lost & Found festival entrepreneur and mother of 2, Annie Mac does it all. But what’s the secret of her success? I sat down with Annie for an honest chat about her long-lasting career, juggling being a parent and goals for the future. 
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DJ and broadcaster Annie Mac joins Clemmie this week to discuss the birth of her first son in 2013. With a history of speedy births running in the family, Annie was expecting her baby to arrive at a similar pace and decided not to make a birth plan in order to not create too many expectations. Annie and Clemmie discuss the noises women make during labour, how knitting was used to help midwives and why placentas are so fascinating. They also take a listener question about antenatal classes and making 'Mum mates'. The book discussed in the podcast is Ina May Gaskin's book, Ina May's Guide to Childbirth: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ina-Mays-Guide-Childbirth-Gaskin/dp/0091924154 You can listen to Annie's podcast Finding Annie here: http://smarturl.it/FindingAnnie Follow Clemmie's Mother of Daughters account: instagram.com/mother_of_daughters/ Follow Clemmie's Gas and Air account: instagram.com/gasandair/ Clemmie's book How to Grow a Baby and Push It Out is available now: https://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Grow-Baby-Push-Out/dp/1785040383 Birth Stories is produced by Hannah Varrall and created by Off Script *This podcast is not to replace medical advice. Always speak to your midwife or doctor if you have any concerns.* 
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Annie Mac is one of Irelands greatest exports to the BBC! Amazing DJ and producer of AMP Sounds and Annie Mac Presents. She has also been fronting Other Voices from Dingle since 2008, albeit taking a small break for babies one and two. Listen to her chat with our Louise Duffy about Other Voices series 16 which premiered last night and the Brits and more. Louise Duffy Lost in Music Weeknights 7pm

Happy New Year! All forms of resolutions are put firmly by the wayside today, and instead, Jo and James settle in for several large cups of tea with the brilliant DJ extraordinaire Annie Mac, whose new album, Annie Mac Presents 2017, is out now. Annie discusses her career, working in a male dominated industry and how women are getting through, and the parts of her job she's had to put a lid on since having children. And the three talk about weddings, girl-on-girl feuds and the idea of being a "girly girl", and not giving a toss about turning 40. This week's episode was recorded on December 5 in Annie Mac's (very nice) kitchen. It was edited by Kat Brown, with music by Martin Austwick. Join in the conversation using #isitjustmepodcast, email in on isitjustmepodcast@gmail.com, and follow the team: Jo Elvin www.twitter.com/jo_elvin www.instagram.com/jo_elvin James Williams www.twitter.com/JamesConradW12 www.instagram.com/jamesconradw12 Kat Brown www.katbrownwrites.com www.twitter.com/katbrown www.instagram.com/katbrown82 And our special guest, Annie Mac www.twitter.com/AnnieMac www.instagram.com/anniemacdj And thank you for listening! We'd love it if you rated and reviewed us on iTunes as it helps more people to find our show 
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Radio 1 DJ Annie Mac selects her 'Champion Sound' for Andy on the SRA Selector. Listen back to the show in full, with Vitamin and OhBoy: https://audioboom.com/boos/4126966-ohboy-annie-mac-and-vitamin-the-sra-selector-on-smoke-radio Listen live, Thursdays 6pm-7pm on Smoke Radio: http://smokeradio.co.uk/listen/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/andybackhouseofficial AudioBoom: https://audioboom.com/AndyBackhouseDJ Twitter: @smoke_radio @andybackhouse This show was produced by Andy Backhouse and Folded Wing, in association with the British Council and the Student Radio Association. This radio show is an SRA-affiliated version of The Selector and NOT the official Selector for The British Council show. To listen to The Selector for The British Council, presented by Goldierocks, please go to http://selector-radio.com