Podcast appearances and mentions of alex douglas

Idag startar vi Studio Allsvenskan med att Hugo har letat fram ett klipp där Birro redan i februari förutser att Alex Douglas kommer spela i landslaget. Med illa dold stolthet får Birro rätta grönt på både den och det faktum att Adam Ståhl plockats ut till det finska landslaget.Sedan ringer vi Mikael Stahre på uppstuds för att höra hur det går till när en klubb åker på plötsligt läger för att "rensa luften." Detta med anledning av att IFK Göteborg återigen ska dra iväg till Bohuslän.Vad händer egentligen på ett sådant läger?Vi ringer också sillukung Disco Kristoffersson på Sportbladet och hör med honom hur han ser på årets Silly.Studio Allsvenskan finns ute för alla överallt.Gratis givetvis.Varsågoda.Studio Allsvenskan finns även på Patreon, där du får ALLA våra avsnitt reklamfritt direkt efter inspelning. Dessutom får du tillgång till våra exklusiva poddserier där vi släpper avsnitt tisdag till fredag varje vecka. Bli medlem här!Följ Studio Allsvenskan på sociala medier: Twitter!Facebook!Instagram!Youtube!TikTok! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tekniken strular denna morgon, men tack och lov får vi besök av två fantastiska gäster som lättar upp stämningen. Först och främst blir det dock stort fokus på Jon Dahl Tomassons landslagstrupp till Nations League-matcherna mot Azerbadjan och Estland, som presenterades i går. Borde Williot Swedberg ha varit med? Och vem är egentligen Alex Douglas? Sedan kliver Paradise Hotel-profilen och entreprenören Oliver Strige in i studion. Han berättar om supporterskapet till ÖIS och Real Madrid, om det stora Premier League-intresset, och om när han nyligen läste en bok för första gången sedan mellanstadiet. Efter en genomgång av det senaste från Serie A och La Liga – samt en rejäl sågning av Bodö/Glimt efter att laget snubblade på Champions League-målsnöret i går – får vi besök av den nya draken i SVT-programmet Draknästet: Evelina Anttila. Hon berättar om hur hennes fotbollsbakgrund har hjälpt henne i näringslivet, om kärleken till Spurs, och om när hon vann såväl SM som EM i fotboll för advokater. Axel och Sean passar även på att pitcha sina egna affärsidéer för Evelina. Programledare: Axel Insulander I panelen: Sabri Suvakci & Sean Sabetkar Se avsnittet på YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJU4wiblk6Y

Jon Dahl Tomasson har tagit ut en ny trupp och den känns både spännande och svag. Victor Lindelöf är inte med trots att han kan hoppa på ett ben, men Lucas Bergvall kanske kan förgylla den kommande veckan. Eller? Med: Therese Strömberg och Linus Petersson.

The guys are thrilled to welcome Alex Douglas to the show. They begin by asking him to represent the defendant Chris Kreider in his case against Carey Price in the TSP Court of Law (0:44), before learning about Alex's creative process for his impressive athlete portraits (6:41). Alex explains how his love for art began (14:05), and the winding road that brought him to a place where he now sells his digital paintings (18:46). Alex expounds on why he's a fan of the New York Rangers (24:34), and who he sees hoisting the Stanley Cup in June (30:52). The episode wraps up with two rounds of Start-Bench-Cut centered on New York Ranger greats (43:43).Alex Douglas' Website: www.artbyad.caAlex Douglas' Instagram: tallalexd

EXPLOSIVE! Bishop Barron Comments on President Joe Biden @Bishop Robert Barron In a direct and charitable way, Bishop Barron calls out President Joe Biden for his inconsistency in claiming to be a Catholic yet advocating for abortion. The original viewed by Bishop Barron may be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQB-O8aJTUc Rosaries by Alex Douglas: https://www.instagram.com/rosaries_by_alex/?utm_medium=copy_link&fbclid=IwAR3aSi5QD5yVl7Eo9Lqa4o9wxdVJIdRt1kPJt_II-pdc2WmANvVYTnR52P4

Today, most of us just accept that debt is a part of life, but how did we get here? In this episode we talk to financial journalist Alan Kohler and lecturer in philosophy Dr Alex Douglas, about how debt as we know it today came to be and what role it has in our society.  Life and Debt is a four-part series, hosted by The Ethics Centre's Cris Parker. Hear from financial advisors, journalists, finfluencers, psychologists and historians about the psychology, the history, the marketing and the future of debt. Created by The Young Ambassadors in The Ethics Centre's Banking and Finance Oath initiative. Our work is made possible by donations including the generous support of Ecstra Foundation - helping to build the financial wellbeing of Australians. 

In our first three podcast we heard about the importance of estate planning and what you need to do to prepare for your passing and possible incapacity so that your assets pass as you wished and without conflict. However, despite all your efforts to have these documents in place, legal issues can and do still come up, requiring the services of a trust litigation attorney. In today's episode, Carol speaks with Alex Douglas, an attorney who focuses on probate, trust, and guardianship litigation. Alex will offer some steps to avoid litigation but if you end up in court, he will offer some tips for navigating the probate court system.

In our first three podcast we heard about the importance of estate planning and what you need to do to prepare for your passing and possible incapacity so that your assets pass as you wished and without conflict. However, despite all your efforts to have these documents in place, legal issues can and do still come up, requiring the services of a trust litigation attorney. In today's episode, Carol speaks with Alex Douglas, an attorney who focuses on probate, trust, and guardianship litigation. Alex will offer some steps to avoid litigation but if you end up in court, he will offer some tips for navigating the probate court system.

Take a deep breath and take in the vibes. In today's episode I'm talking to two international poets about  how they began a spoken word poets and how they use the oral traditions of poetry as young women in a Caribbean context. They talk about how their journey in harnessing the power of spoken word and performance poetry. Kirby and Alex perform their poetry and discuss the origins of each poem as they embark on the familiar journey of storytellers. Connect with Kirby and Alex via theROOTS Foundation Website

In 2019 the US Congress representative Alexandria Occasio Cortez and US senator Edward Markey put forward a resolution called the Green New Deal. Borrowing the name from Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal in the 1930s, a massive state-led plan to save the economy from the 1929 crash, the Green New Deal proposes an even more ambitious state plan, this time to save the planet from climate change. The aim of a net-zero carbon emissions economy within the next thirty years, the argument goes, can only be achieved by huge state intervention. The swift closing down of the oil and gas sectors of the economy will require the state to become the leader in investment planning, and even the guarantor of jobs for everyone. But what assumptions about the economy, the nature of currency and the role of financial institutions do we need to rethink in undertaking such a project? And what are the ethical challenges in giving the state unprecedented power over our future? Alex Douglas is lecturer in philosophy at the University of St Andrews, author of The Philosophy of Debt and co-director of The Future of Work and Income Research Network. This podcast is created in partnership with The Philosopher, the UK’s longest running public philosophy journal.  Register for free for the spring series of talks and events at: https://www.thephilosopher1923.org/events Music by Pataphysical Artwork by Nick Halliday

The latest in the WatchPro Originals series, Alex Douglas speaks to the Bangalore Watch Company co-founder, Nirupesh Joshi. Giving viewers the lowdown on the business, NJ explains how his career move into horology was driven by storytelling as well as changing the perception of Indian horology for the better. Co-founded with his wife, the couple left tech-focused jobs in Hong Kong to move back to their native India to form the brand in the Bangalore region of the country. NJ goes on to discuss product releases, future plans and how Indian expats around the world are already coming back for more.

On today’s Regional Update Podcast, we’re going to focus on the weed Matricaria, which has been a growing concern in Western Australia’s eastern Wheatbelt since it first emerged the late 1960s. Matricaria has spread to neighbouring regions and developed into a weed of serious concern for growers, particularly those in the Geraldton and Kwinana port zones. Alex Douglas from DPIRD joins us to explain how to identify and control this weed. You can find further information on this weed by checking out this GRDC Paddock Practices article: https://grdc.com.au/news-and-media/news-and-media-releases/west/2020/june/paddock-practices-herbicide-timing-key-in-managing-matricaria Alex Douglas also has written a Grains Research Update paper on Matricaria which you read here: http://bit.ly/2TOHT05

Dr Alex Douglas is a lecturer in philosophy at the University of St Andrews. 

Doing estate planning early and often helps families avoid uncomfortable issues later in life. Florida Bar Annual Convention co-presenters Peggy Hoyt and Alex Douglas join host Geoff Probst in a discussion of the latest elder law and estate planning updates. They survey case law and practice tips in many areas including qualified beneficiaries, homestead issues, guardianship, irrevocable trust, and even estate planning for pets. They encourage listeners to find their entire presentation in the solo/small firm section of the Florida Bar site after the convention ends. Peggy Hoyt is a founding partner of Hoyt & Bryan where she practices in the areas of family wealth and legacy counselling, including elder law. Alex Douglas handles a wide variety of probate and trust litigation, fiduciary litigation, and contested guardianship cases with Shuffield, Lowman & Wilson.

In honor of Elder Abuse Awareness Day, update yourself on what's happening on the elder law forefront. In this episode of The Florida Bar Podcast from the 2018 Annual Florida Bar Convention, host Karla Eckhardt talks to Peggy Hoyt and Alex Douglas about the different forms of elder abuse and what advanced age persons can do to protect themselves. They discuss resources, including the elder abuse hotline, and the complexities of guardianship. Peggy Hoyt is a founding partner of Hoyt & Bryan where she practices in the areas of family wealth and legacy counselling, including elder law. Alex Douglas handles a wide variety of probate and trust litigation, fiduciary litigation, and contested guardianship cases with Shuffield, Lowman & Wilson.

This week, 3-time Emmy award winning wedding film-maker Alex Douglas joins us for the composition series! Alex is perhaps the most qualified person on the planet to discuss composition in wedding film-making. Naturally, I was thrilled to have him discuss how he finds inspiration for creating the beautiful imagery behind each of his shots. We also discuss the tools and frame of mind he brings to each of this weddings. Join us to get a peak into Alex's world!

Alex Douglas on the morality of debt and obligations.

Alex Douglas on the morality of debt and obligations.

We're really glad to have Bahamas - aka Afie Jurvanen - on this week's show. Bahamas is set to release his third album, Bahamas is Afie, on August 18, 2014 via Universal Music Canada and Jack Johnson’s Brushfire Records worldwide. The album title even is a big part of the story here - a symbol of Afie taking ownership of the name Bahamas. It’s a self titled record of sorts, that for lack of a better term is kind of a revealing moment in his career which has come with some high acclaim both here in Canada and the US and overseas. The music is expansive, thoughtful, full of huge catchy hooks that are at the same time beautiful and a really fun listen. He also unleashes some incredible guitar playing to boot. Be sure to keep an eye for that... We've also got an interview with Nathan Gill, frontman of Charlottetown rock outfit The North Lakes, talking about the band's in-the-works third release. They've had a busy summer, performing tracks from 2012's stellar Grand Prix at fests like Evolve and Big Red Music Festival. And on that note, we also catch up with Jeff Squires and Alex Douglas, two of the organizers behind Big Red Music Festival, which this year brought massive acts like The Killers, Death Cab For Cutie, Marianas Trench, Sam Roberts Band, and Lights to Canada's smallest province. Join us for a quick peek behind the scenes of yet another great Canadian music event.