Podcast appearances and mentions of adam sheridan

Continúa nuestra aventura en los EFFIE Awards 2024, en su 25° edición. Entrevistamos a más ganadores de este codiciado premio de la creatividad y la innovación en la publicidad, que nos regaló tantos buenos momentos, como ver a Agus perfectamente "starstruck" en su entrevista con Les Binet. En esta segunda mitad, platicamos con Adam Sheridan de IPSOS, para platicarnos sobre la "misfits creativity", un acercamiento hacia la creación de anuncios que parte desde la empatía. Además, el importantísimo tema de la normalización de la comunicación desde el enfoque con Palmira Camargo, VP de Comunicación Corporativa de Essity, una compañía líder en higiene y salud, enfocado especialmente en la mujer; como las toallas SABA, que históricamente han sido pioneras en romper tabús y hablar directo y sin tapujos. ¡Conoce aquí a los anunciantes del año! Gracias a los organizadores de los Effies por invitarnos a ser parte de su gran evento.

Welcome to Episode 204 of The Hard To Kill Podcast! In this episode, host Dave Morrow sits down with special guest Adam Sheridan, a Canadian Armed Forces veteran and personal trainer dedicated to helping people achieve their fitness goals, especially within the veteran community. Adam shares his inspiring personal journey from hitting rock bottom to transforming his life through self-development and physical training. Join Dave and Adam as they dive into the importance of purpose, overcoming struggles, and the transformative power of physical activity on mental health. They also explore the impact of AI in various fields, the significance of human connection in coaching, and the need for reliable and effective fitness coaching. So, strap in and get ready to be inspired and motivated on this action-packed episode! Welcome to The Hard To Kill Podcast! Links Find out more about Adam: https://adamsheridanfitness.com/ Pick up some sweet home gym gear here: ✅ Onnit - https://onnit.sjv.io/hrd2kill (Code: MORROW) ✅ Synergee - https://synergeefitness.ca?sca_ref=2110798.gm8CXOtDdc (Code: MORROW) ✅ Lebert Fitness - https://lebertfitness.com/en-ca?ref=Dave_Morrow (Code: MORROW) ✅Impress the hottie with a body next to you with some smart guy philosophy on our signature T. Get yours here: https://davemorrow.net/merch/ ✅Thanks to you I've been able to grow my podcast into the best army veteran podcast on the planet. To continue to grow I need some sweet sweet money to start flowing into the war chest. Head to https://www.patreon.com/hardtokillpodcast Time Stamps 00:00 Meet Adam Sheridan, inspiring Canadian Armed Forces veteran. 03:43 Dude, it's petrifying. AI is fascinating. 07:29 Sharing self-development journey to help others. 13:00 100 burpees, commitment, hard work, sobriety. 13:40 2020 last drink led to outstanding change. 19:48 Recognized moment, expressing gratitude, burpees saved life. 21:14 Consistently accomplishing tasks leads to success. 25:01 Focus on fitness and nutrition for others. 27:25 Struggling with fitness goals and past achievements. 32:21 Diverse exercise mix for overall fitness. 36:26 Improving mental health through physical fitness for veterans. 38:52 Post-military physical recovery and improvement is possible. 41:40 Avoid hasty assumptions about fitness and coaching. 43:08 Human connection in suffering, cannot replace by technology. 46:13 Meaningful connection with peers beats medical consultations. 49:26 High-quality cotton gym t-shirts by Dave Morrow. Follow Dave Morrow's Socials: LinkedIn I Instagram I Facebook I YouTube I Twitter I Patreon

In this episode of The Power Producers Podcast, David Carothers comes to you live from the Big I of Kentucky event in Ohio with several guests, including John Ison, Tara Purvis, Adam Sheridan and Adam Murphy. Episode Highlights: John Ison shares that he is from West Liberty, Kentucky and has a two location agency. (2:39) John Ison shares how their agency is utilizing technology now and the difference it makes. (5:46) John Ison talks about how beneficial, especially for renewals, video conferencing is as well as Zoom meetings. (10:34) Tara Purvis discusses how the event and the industry are blessed with a lot of female participation. (15:57) Tara Purvis shares that the big guys in the industry are getting involved in educating and advocating for other people that are new in the industry. (20:57) Adam Sheridan shares his position as the producer, and what his niches are. (26:43) Adam Sheridan explains that the onboarding process for new clients is one thing he learned from the event that he will be applying to their company. (30:37) Adam Murphy shares his background story and his experience in the industry. (37:08) Adam Murphy shares that the biggest lesson he has learned is respect for entrepreneurship and the effort involved in turning a dream into a reality. (39:50) Adam Murphy talks about how best practice is being able to implement a process. (49:43) Adam Murphy reminds everyone not to be afraid to learn from others and to respect their elders. (56:47) Tweetable Quotes: "There are free resources to get information about clients to find ideal clients. You just have to figure that out." - John Ison "I think the biggest lesson I've learned is respect for entrepreneurship. Like what it really takes the grind to take something from a dream and turn it into a reality." - Adam Murphy "I think the thing I would say about entering a multigenerational agency is, you know, don't be afraid to learn from others, respect your elders, and everybody's got something to offer." - Adam Murphy Resources Mentioned: John Ison LinkedIn Tara Purvis LinkedIn Adam Sheridan LinkedIn Adam Murphy LinkedIn David Carothers Kyle Houck Florida Risk Partners The Extra 2 Minutes

In this episode of The Power Producers Podcast, David Carothers comes to you live from the Big I of Kentucky event in Ohio with several guests, including John Ison, Tara Purvis, Adam Sheridan and Adam Murphy. Episode Highlights: John Ison shares that he is from West Liberty, Kentucky and has a two location agency. (2:39) John Ison shares how their agency is utilizing technology now and the difference it makes. (5:46) John Ison talks about how beneficial, especially for renewals, video conferencing is as well as Zoom meetings. (10:34) Tara Purvis discusses how the event and the industry are blessed with a lot of female participation. (15:57) Tara Purvis shares that the big guys in the industry are getting involved in educating and advocating for other people that are new in the industry. (20:57) Adam Sheridan shares his position as the producer, and what his niches are. (26:43) Adam Sheridan explains that the onboarding process for new clients is one thing he learned from the event that he will be applying to their company. (30:37) Adam Murphy shares his background story and his experience in the industry. (37:08) Adam Murphy shares that the biggest lesson he has learned is respect for entrepreneurship and the effort involved in turning a dream into a reality. (39:50) Adam Murphy talks about how best practice is being able to implement a process. (49:43) Adam Murphy reminds everyone not to be afraid to learn from others and to respect their elders. (56:47) Tweetable Quotes: "There are free resources to get information about clients to find ideal clients. You just have to figure that out." - John Ison "I think the biggest lesson I've learned is respect for entrepreneurship. Like what it really takes the grind to take something from a dream and turn it into a reality." - Adam Murphy "I think the thing I would say about entering a multigenerational agency is, you know, don't be afraid to learn from others, respect your elders, and everybody's got something to offer." - Adam Murphy Resources Mentioned: John Ison LinkedIn Tara Purvis LinkedIn Adam Sheridan LinkedIn Adam Murphy LinkedIn David Carothers Kyle Houck Florida Risk Partners The Extra 2 Minutes

If you've ever gotten tiny white pimple-like spots pop up your face, you're not alone. In fact, it's very common. But can we avoid them? and should we be treating them? On today's episode of Ask An Expert, Shazzy is joined by dermatologist Dr Adam Sheridan. He joins us to chat about what they are, why we get them, the difference between the spots (milia and Fordyce) and when to worry.  Plus we did some myth-busting, can your eye cream give you milia? CREDITS Host: Sharon 'Shazzy' Hunt Guest:Dr Adam Sheridan Producer: Gia Moylan & Mikayla Floriano Audio Producer: Leah Porges  GET IN TOUCH: Got a beauty question you want answered?  Email us at youbeauty@mamamia.com.au or call the podphone on 02 8999 9386.  Join our You Beauty Facebook Group here. Want this and other podcasts delivered straight to your inbox? Subscribe to our podcast newsletter. You Beauty is a podcast by Mamamia. Listen to more Mamamia podcasts here. Mamamia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Land we have recorded this podcast on, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. Just by reading or listening to our content, you're helping to fund girls in schools in some of the most disadvantaged countries in the world - through our partnership with Room to Read. We're currently funding 300 girls in school every day and our aim is to get to 1,000. Find out more about Mamamia at mamamia.com.au  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 3: Distinctive Brand Assets – Douwe and Chris discuss new thinking on distinctive brand assets with Hazel Freeman, Global BHT Service Line Offer and Design Director at Ipsos, and Adam Sheridan, Global Head of Products and Innovation, Creative Excellence at Ipsos. To learn more about unlocking the power of distinctive brand assets read Adam's paper on the topic.

Adam Sheridan, Reed Brothers Insurance Services, Inc & creator of Against the Current Podcast is our guest to kick off 2021. Learn how Adam started his own podcast, learn how he did it! We welcome your review of Closing the Gap on Apple Podcasts. Learn more about Westfield's independent agency partners.

Summer’s just around the corner! But along with those warm sunny days also comes a serious threat: ultraviolet (UV) radiation. We all know that spending a bit too much time under the sun can cause sunburns. UV damage doesn’t just stop at the skin; it can also harm your eyes. Many Australians will remember the ‘Sid the Seagull’ campaign from the 1980s which launched the ‘Slip, Slop, Slap’ message. Some things have changed since then but our sun is still the same. In commemoration of Skin Cancer Action Week, Marni will be speaking with Dr Adam Sheridan of Australasian College of Dermatologists and Cancer Council Australia. Dr Sheridan sits on the Australasian College of Dermatologists (ACD) committees for Mohs Micrographic Surgery and GP Training and runs the Joint National ACD and RCPA Mohs QAP. He is actively involved in the ACD specialist training and certification program. Dr Adam Sheridan undertook Specialist Dermatology training in Australia and the United Kingdom; including Clinical Research Fellowships in Dermatology and Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Oxford, England. He specialises in the delivery of comprehensive skin cancer management, Mohs Micrographic Surgery and Medical laser. Dr Sheridan also served as a visiting Consultant and Senior Dermatological Surgeon at The Skin and Cancer Foundation. He is a published author and guest reviewer for the Australasian Journal of Dermatology. With two in three Australians diagnosed with skin cancer by age 70, the skin cancer action week is an important reminder to use sun protection and of the importance of early skin cancer detection for all Australians as we make our way into summer. Join us as Dr Adam shares the importance of skin cancer prevention, early detection, and the biggest misconception about skin cancer. Learn more about Dr Adam Sheridan here: Website: https://www.sdsl.com.au/ Cancer Council: https://www.cancer.org.au/cancer-information/causes-and-prevention/sun-safety/campaigns-and-events/national-skin-cancer-action-week Sid the Seagull Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7nocIenCYg Be sure to subscribe to the podcast! And follow us on Instagram @dermhealth.co or visit us online at https://www.dermhealth.co/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dermhealthco/message

In this episode Heather talks to Theresa Zimmerman Fuller and Adam Sheridan from NJ 21 United about the recent Sweeney backed Path To Progress Commission. Is this a cure all as Sweeney says or is it just more of the same attacks on public workers and unions we have come to expect from Steve Sweeney and the Norcross Dems?

In this episode Heather talks to Theresa Zimmerman Fuller and Adam Sheridan from NJ 21 United about the recent Sweeney backed Path To Progress Commission. Is this a cure all as Sweeney says or is it just more of the same attacks on public workers and unions we have come to expect from Steve Sweeney and the Norcross Dems?

Adam and I had an awesome conversation about American-Canadian relations, universal healthcare, and Walmart. I also got progressively drunker during the episode. Tune in to hear me sing along with Ben de la Cour's "Evelyn" at the end of the show.

It's the only thing you can do if you don't want to look really bad doing a good thing. Helping organize and execute community events is something that comes second nature to most insurance agents. But how do you make sure people know you were there without taking the spotlight away from the reason people were? The simple answer is, "Tell the story," but of course that's much easier said than done. That's exactly why I wanted to call up my friends Adam Sheridan, of Reed Brothers Insurance, about the upcoming story he's struggling to tell. P.S. We're waiting to help improve your storytelling so you can start winning more.

It's the only thing you can do if you don't want to look really bad doing a good thing. Helping organize and execute community events is something that comes second nature to most insurance agents. But how do you make sure people know you were there without taking the spotlight away from the reason people were? The simple answer is, "Tell the story," but of course that's much easier said than done. That's exactly why I wanted to call up my friends Adam Sheridan, of Reed Brothers Insurance, about the upcoming story he's struggling to tell. P.S. We're waiting to help improve your storytelling so you can start winning more.

Techno/Minimal TechnoМикс посвященный фестивалю Космос Наш!!! Микс достойно вошёл в топ-10 contest.topdj.by/kn Миксу присвоено 5 место из 27 01.Benny_Benassi_Satisfaction_NarkoSky_Remix 02.Autistic - Happy Monster (Henry Warbeck Remix) 03.swallen-zanzibar(peja remix) 04.Adam Sheridan, Mark Maitland - Tackleface (Original Mix) 05.Sam Paganini & Johnny Kaos - My Bomb Explodes 06.Tony Weimar - Der Weg (A.K.O. Remix) 07.Mark Prime - Sutrakama (Lowboys Kamasutra Remix) 08.Phunk Investigation - Acid Slider (Alex Di Stefano Remix) 09.Don Ruijgrok - Get High (Jasper Veenman Remix)

1. J-Valencia & Johan Dresser : Go To The Beach 2. Brett Johnson : Southern Dandy 3. Kenny Hawkes & Louise Carver : Play The Game (Joris Voorn Remix) 4. David Keno : Upside Down 5. Mark Knight : Devil Walking 6. Kaiserdisco : Aguja 7. London FM : Distracted Girl 8. Umek & Jay Lumen : Sinful Ladies 9. Daniel Frontado : Fuckdown 10. Ramon Tapia : Carousel 11. Black Raw : Circo Nero (Home Boys Vaimoo Edit) 12. Gold Vibes : Heart Of Africa 13. Joan Reyes : Shakedown (Bass Kleph Remix) 14. Adam Sheridan & Mark Maitland : Tackleface

My monthly podcast, June episode! This episode is my perception of modern tech house and this set will take you through a number of different sounds and styles. Tracklisting :- 1. Cirez D - Exit 2. Sebastien Leger - Miami Whatever 3. Wehbba - The Speech 4. Pig & Dan - Cubes (Spectre Remix) 5. Popof - Blow Me Down 6. Carlo Lio - Lets Get Back 7. Gregor Tresher - A Thousand Nights (Dubfire Quiet Storm Remix) 8. Booka Shade - Buffer Ruffer 9. Filty Rich & Prok & Fitch - Naga (Original Mix) 10. Steffano Azati - Horns (Original Mix) 11. Felix Luker - Beeper 12. Adam Sheridan & Mark Maitland - Tackleface

Rod B. & Alvaro Garfunk bring you the Miami Underground Movement Gabriel Ben is part of the next generation of techno producers/djs. Gabriel has captivated crowds over the years with his dancefloor unique sound and his vibrant energy. Although GB has been involved in the music industry for well over 10 years, its been only the last several which has allowed him to shine through the ranks and earn him the utmost respect from industry heads. GB also teamed up in 2005 with Tacopimp to form the group "Tattoo Detectives". Together they also created the record label "TeggnO" which started in 2007. Gabriel began his dj career in 1987 without a source of income, so thanks to his brother who dj'ed at the time, Gabriel was able to get his hands on some equipment. The rest is history! Influenced by a local dj at a skating rink, Gabriel visioned himself in the booth one day playing to a crowd and getting people to move their bodies. Gabriel's love for all music styles grew, especially as he grew older and started visiting nightclubs where house music became his staple. Local pioneering DJ's like Timmy Tee, EC LaRock, Joe Callari, Robbie Tronco, Josh Wink and King Britt all influenced Gabriel Ben early on. Production has also gone hand in hand with DJ'ing. Gabriel Ben began making original productions in 2002. GB's unique blend of funky, house, electronic and techno elements all come together to create some floor pounding productions. Gabriel's first production Mere Thoughts back in 2002 was immediately noticed by industry professionals. The track was charted number 1 on Sonic Foundry's Amateur Producers site for nearly 3 weeks, which was visited by more than a thousand people daily. Also the track was selected runner-up in the DMC-Mixer Magazine, and Roxio's United States DJ search contest. Gabriel Ben has since worked on and developed a number of original productions and remixes, but it wasn't until 2005 when he caught his first big break. In 2005, Gabriel Ben asked Tacopimp to do some vocals on his track "In Ibiza" which lead to some excellent reviews from innerphaseny.com & dancemusic.about.com. The track also was charted globally by a few fellow techno industry heads. So quickly after that they teamed up to form "Tattoo Detectives. Their first track together as Tattoo Detectives, "ETC." was signed by the legendary Carl Cox for his mix CD "Carl Cox @ Space Ibiza" which was released by Intec Records in July 2006. Carl told Residentadvisor.com "This record is storming" and "Its pumping techno in its fury." Carl also went on to say the track represented the sounds of his legendary Space parties in Ibiza as quoted in the CD. The follow up single "Il Salto Fuori"got even more support globally and by the likes of Paul Van Dyk & Carl Cox leading the way. The track charted on Cox's Top 10 for November & December 2006. and was picked by Coxy in his Best of 2006 Global Radio Show which aired 12.30.06. The support didn't stop with Cox. Paul Van Dyk has also been a big fan of the track and also been supporting the Gabriel Ben Exclusive Remix in his DJ sets and on his Vonyc Sessions & Frtiz radio shows. PVD used GB's mix in his "Cream Ibiza CD" which came out in June 2008. The group's single "She Bleeps N' Bloops" got some notable recognition as it made headlines with URB magazine and BEATPORT, becoming a top seller on the internet’s most prominent download music store. "Like a Bitch" also caught on with industry support, and was charted by DJ Lucca. "Dirty Volume" has gained a ton of support, as a regular in Coxy's playlist as well as signed to Adam Sheridan's latest CD compilation on Goodgref. GB's "Days of Groove" track has also gotten some support globally, and to the likings of Technasia. GB's ep "I Love Music" featured the hits "I Love the 80's" & "Something Wicked This Way" which got plays from the likes of Carl Cox, Jon Rundell, amongst others. All the tracks and releases can be found on almost all the internet web stores including Beatport, Juno, Trackitdown, and Dance Records. The duo have also been captivating crowds with their DJ sets having played all across the US and globally on XM radio, Vonyc Sessions, Afterhours FM in Lima-Peru, Proton Radio and DJ Lucca’s Sound of Acapulco show in Czech Republic which aired New Years Eve in 2007. The duo was also invited by Cox to open for him at PACHA NY back in October 2007 for 4000 people. Now, they can be heard monthly on their Vonyc Show "TeggnO Sessions" airing every 3rd Tuesday. The duo are also frequent guests Afterhours FM aired in Lima, Peru, every couple of months. You can check the schedule to find out all the dates. This year will see the release of several brand new singles and remixes from GB as well as Tattoo Detectives. Along with a little more international touring in Europe & Ibiza. With support by Carl Cox & Paul Van Dyk amongst many, talent in the studio and on the decks, Gabriel Ben's name and reputation is growing rapidly in 2008 and beyond... "If you gotta take a drug to hear the music, then you really ain't down wit the shit from day 1 anyway..." Special Thanks to Gabriel Ben For Booking Inquiries: management@tattoodetectives.com http://www.myspace.com/thetattoodetectives http://www.myspace.com/gabrielben http://tattoodetectives.com/cms/ http://teggnorecords.com/cms/