Podcast appearances and mentions of Alex Gibson

This week's Arts Underground, we welcome Alex Gibson- a local independent filmmaker, who also helms a production company and an annual film fest.

In this emotional episode of The Peer Project, Chris Duke sits down with Alex Gibson, a long-time friend and fellow wrestling fan. Alex shares the heartbreaking story of the tragic fire that took the lives of his children and the mental, emotional, and physical toll it has taken on his life. Together, they discuss grief, survival, and the strength it takes to carry on after unimaginable loss. This conversation is raw, honest, and an important reminder that no one should have to face their battles alone.Don't forget: Your reviews and ratings help spread the word about our important conversations. If you'd like to sponsor an episode, email us at podcasts@chrisduke.co.uk. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On September 1, 2024, Mark O'Brien, 55, a citizen of both Ireland and the UK, will attempt two Guinness World Records in one day, tackling two swim sprint challenges in two countries to become the record holder for the fastest swims for someone with Motor Neurone Disease. His first attempt will be a 50m Freestyle in Luton, UK, at Inspire Luton Sports Village at 08:50 AM, where he looks to beat a time of 38.92 seconds. He will then travel to Ireland where his second attempt will be a 100m Freestyle at the National Aquatic Centre in Dublin at 16:30 PM where he will look to beat a time of one minute 39.88 seconds. This is not the first time Mark has challenged himself to such a degree, having previously set the world record for the longest non-stop, unaided open water swim by a person with MND around the same time the previous year, with a distance of 6.8 miles (11km).  Diagnosed with MND in March 2022, he was inspired by the likes of Rob Burrow and Alex Gibson to raise awareness and encourage increased funding for MND charities. Mark's mission is to make a difference with the time he has left and never give up until his last breath. With his condition deteriorating, Mark is determined to try and still make a difference. All funds raised will be equally distributed between The Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association (IMNDA), The UK Motor Neurone Disease Association (MNDA), and Challenging MND. Donations are welcome via his GiveWheel fundraising page. Mark spoke to John Mulligan on Saturday Sport.

We head to the HQ of one of Australia's best new up and coming Hot Sauce companies as Chef Jibba tries to make "Hot Sauce Great Again!!" NO CRYING IN THE COOLROOM is a chef industry podcast dedicated to the milk crate conversations, kitchen battle-scars, and shared psychological traumas of a lifetime lived in hospitality.   Tim Kershaw - a comedian; and Lachie Sheridan - a food content creator, are two no-nonsense Ex-Chefs who found a recent friendship in their shared experiences as young kids growing up in the very hard, very real, very underpaid culinary world. Now friends residing in Perth, Tim and Lachie sit down with a kitchens list of current and ex-culinary guests to peel back their own psychological layers and use this podcast to re-live kitchen culture, tell horror stories, discuss current food trends, and share their new life's outside of hospitality …. And! Rip-on the celebrity chef movement and any other food trend bull##it that's popped up in the last 10 years.   NO CRYING IN THE COOLROOM is our little world that re-creates all those things that are usually never seen or said outside of a the safe confines of a dark basement kitchen.   @timfoilhat @perthdudefood

Patrick came across a pair of albums from Los Angeles-area band Bpeople and thought our listeners might enjoy hearing about them. Led by singer/guitarist Alex Gibson, the music should appeal to fans of dark new wave post punk and early 1980s sounds.  Rockin' the Suburbs on Apple Podcasts/iTunes or other podcast platforms, including audioBoom, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon, iHeart, Stitcher and TuneIn. Or listen at SuburbsPod.com. Please rate/review the show on Apple Podcasts and share it with your friends. Visit our website at SuburbsPod.com Email Jim & Patrick at rock@suburbspod.com Follow us on the Threads, Facebook or Instagram @suburbspod If you're glad or sad or high, call the Suburban Party Line — 612-440-1984. Theme music: "Ascension," originally by Quartjar, covered by Frank Muffin. Visit quartjar.bandcamp.com and frankmuffin.bandcamp.com.

"The Winter Rose" by Joseph Martin. Narration written by Madison Dyment, Michael Ekbladh, Karin Jeter, and Chuck Sanders, and presented by the Chancel Choir, Instrumental Ensemble, and various soloists at First UMC - Gainesville, FL. Alex Gibson and Marlene Udell were the narrators.

On this episode of the Closers Klub, I had the pleasure of interviewing Alex Gibson for the second time. Alex‘s story is great because in just five years, he was able to go from small time fix and flipper in Western Massachusetts, to new construction developer building a nine unit commercial project from the ground up in Boston. Alex's story is inspiring as he shares exactly how he started, how he grew his business, and how he has adopted habits that empower him to maintain it all. He also shares how he is positioning himself to grow beyond real estate and how we can all achieve financial freedom through self discipline.

Welcome to episode 17 of the Closer's Klub! In this inspiring installment, I sit down with the remarkable Boston developer, Alex Gibson, as he takes us on an incredible journey from humble beginnings to a breathtaking 9-unit construction project in the heart of Dorchester. Join me as I delve into Alex's compelling story, starting from a single-family fix and flip five years ago, with a modest $112K investment, to now embarking on a monumental $7 million venture. Discover how he uncovered this golden opportunity, secured funding, and gained invaluable insights to share with aspiring young investors. Get ready to be captivated by our short but insightful interview, as we explore the secrets behind Alex's triumphant path to success. Stay tuned for a full-length episode in the near future, where we'll dive even deeper into Alex's remarkable journey. You won't want to miss this remarkable tale of growth and empowerment!

Stuart introduces his Aliens and Artists project and discusses the inspiration behind it, and the interview then quickly turns into a conversation, as Layman and Stuart share experiences and reflections, riffing on shamanic consciousness, the nature of time, Western esotericism, Terrence McKenna and Alan Watts, encounters with UFOs and "alien intelligences," paranormal phenomena, nature mysticism, the effectiveness of hypnotherapy for accessing the unconscious and healing trauma, and much more. STUART DAVIS is a contemporary musician, songwriter, filmmaker, and podcaster. He has been performing throughout the United States and Europe since 1993. Davis regularly works with music producer Alex Gibson, who produced his last five studio albums. In 2009, TV channel HDNet broadcast the first six-episode season of "Sex, God, Rock 'n Roll," a comedy sketch show written, directed, and hosted by Davis; a second season with Davis and co-host Kandyse McClure began airing in 2012. Davis is a contributing member of philosopher Ken Wilber's Integral Institute, and appears as a fictionalized character in Wilber's novel Boomeritis. His single Already Free (2008) was featured as the end theme of the Showtime series I Can't Believe I'm Still Single, and was also used in the feature film Drillbit Taylor. A precursor to the HDNet series "Sex, God, Rock 'n Roll" existed in the form of a 12-part web series, The Stuart Davis Show (2007), select episodes of which were co-written with Steven Brill. Stuart is currently the host of the Aliens and Artists podcast. Links and Resources Stuart Davis: https://www.stuartdavis.com/Aliens & Artists podcast: https://aliensandartists.podbean.com/Man Meets Mantis: https://youtu.be/Zi_8W0qCUH0The Art of Is: https://youtu.be/q3cpAS9xU8o

In this episode you'll learn how the rapid progression of cutting edge technology is changing how people socialise and therefore how, what, where and when they drink.Will and Foxy have plenty of opinions on this topic as they reflect on the "constant change" in our interactions with tech and drink, from the historical to the next wave. But to get a better informed perspective we share a discussion that Will was part of for the Persuaders Media & Marketing radio programme on Dublin City FM recently. There Alex Gibson (TU Dublin Head of Digital Marketing) and Ben Finnegan (Head of eSports and Gaming at EPIC Global & host of TBD podcast) help tease out the issues that range from the frivolous to the fundamental for our industry.On our first visit back to our desert island in a couple of months, we talk to Dhavall Gandhi  a Whiskey Master Blender whose talent is only matched by his determination to follow his dreams and carve out a career in an "uber-niche" pursuit. If you've bothered reading this far into the shownotes then you must be a fan or really bored. Either way, please help us keep the whole show on the road and click on the "Support the Show" link below to buy us a coffee...Support the show

Coach Adam sits down with Coach Alex Gibson, CEO of APG Strength, and talks about coaching athletes to be strong but mostly why coaching female athletes to be strong is very important. Alex has been coaching youth athletes and adults since 2014. She has a passion for helping others unlock their potential mentally and physically. Good coaching is an encompassing process that involves so much more than just coaching movement! Alex believes in coaching the whole person to help them achieve results they never thought possible. If Alex is not coaching, you can likely find her outside hiking, trail running or mountain biking with her husband. Check out APG Strength and Conditioning @ https://www.apgmethod.com/ Enjoy the show!

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Join Dona and Sarah in this episode of Less Code, More Power where they talk to Dominic Rodney (BDO, UK) and Alex Gibson (Foundation-SP Consulting, UK) . Using components of the Power Platform, Dominic and Ross have build an internal app called Coffee Connection that expands the collaboration and communication within the company, allowing for for junior staff to request meetings for coffee and have informal discussions such as career planning, work through client scenarios and learning about the company! Check out this episode to see the app in action!Call To Action – As Alex shared, and considering companies' current hybrid work/increased desire to work remotely, think about your current work environment and what new opportunities have arisen. Take this thought and build a simple proof of concept that addresses the opportunity through a low code/no code solution. To learn more about Power Apps and Power Platform consider these learning resources:Free Power Apps Udacity Course – https://aka.ms/UdacityPowerMicrosoft Learn Power Platform App Maker - https://aka.ms/pl100 Microsoft Learn Power Platform Fundamentals – https://aka.ms/powerplatfun

The CXi Report is published annually by The CX Company which is based in Dublin. It is based on an annual survey which is carried out on behalf of the company, by Amarách Research. Between the 13th July to 17th August this year a cross section of 2,500 Irish consumers were asked about their customer experiences with 151 brands across ten sectors. In this podcast Alex Gibson interviews the founder of The CX Company, Michael Killeen. As well as discussing the CXi Report there is a wide ranging discussion on the place of CX in today's business world and the impact of COVID on CX activity

In this episode of The Persuaders, Alex Gibson talks to Marketing Institute of Ireland Chief Executive David Field, in advance of the annual DMX marketing conference which takes place on March 25th, and Martha Kearns, from Storylab.ie talks about the role storytelling can play in developing brands.

INTRODUCTION Ian and Gemma have put together a compilation from the author and contributors to the book “Wild and Temperate Seas”     Will Appleyard                   www.willappleyard.com Kirsty Andrews                  @kirstyandrews Dan Bolt                             www.underwaterpics.co.uk Jason Brown                      www.bardophotograhic.com Jake Davies                        www.jakedavies1996.wixsite.com/jdscuba Alex Gibson                        www.divedup.com Stuart Philpott                  @stuart_philpott Elaine Whiteford              www.sublimescubaphotography.com         Please Help support us.  Become a BiG Dolphin  for just $2 and get involved in the show.  Just click here: https://www.patreon.com/thebigscubapodcast   Are you looking for a new dive camera?   Check out the range from Paralenz     Here is the link  http://www.paralenz.com?aff=11   Are you looking for a Drone?   Use these two links to make your purchase with a 5%  Discount too! DJi MAVIC AIR:                 https://click.dji.com/ALcsa3-0HfHe8tQ DJi SPARK:                         https://click.dji.com/ABz6Lk-DM4vrq3e " We are a Wavemaker Ambassador Partner for Stream2Sea.  Use this link to get 10% of your order  : https://stream2sea.com/?ref=thebigscuba     Voucher Code    thebigscuba   Electric Bike Email for further details on prices and specifications:  thebigscubapodcast@gmail.com   YOUTUBE  Check out our YouTube channel and watch some of our videos and subscribe.   https://www.youtube.com/c/TheBiGScuba   We love hearing from you!Contact Gemma and Ian with your messages, ideas and feedback. We look forward to hearing from you via our social media pages or just email us  thebigscubapodcast@gmail.com

On the fifteenth episode of Movie Changeup, Joe Fricke (4-3) and Johnny Doop (5-1) go head to head pitching reboots to 7 movies with a Halloween theme. However, they have 7 rules they must follow. One rule per movie, and they can't use a rule more than once. The first person to 4 points wins. Alex Gibson serves as judge/host. Movies 1. The Addams Family (1991) 2. The Crow (1994) 3. Hocus Pocus (1993) 4. Ghostbusters (1984) 5. A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) 6. Nosferatu (1922) 7. The Purge (2013) Rules 1. One must be a Whodunnit 2. One must include Chuck Norris 3. One must be set in the MCU 4. One must be directed by and star 4 nominees from the different categories of the 91st Academy Awards 5. One must be a Frat Pack movie 6. One must be cast as a 1970's movie 7. One must use the cast of another movie on the list

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In the latest edition of the Sayless Lifestyle podcast, the Sayless team has the honour of interviewing fitness trainer and former D1 football player Alex Gibson. Gibson shares tips and tricks on how he says less and does more, plus more insight on living life to the fullest and making the most of what you've got. Be sure to stay tuned and Sayless!

On the eleventh episode of Movie Changeup, Joe Fricke (4-2) and Alex Gibson (0-1) go head to head pitching reboots to 7 Disney Channel Original Movies. However, they have 7 rules they must follow. One rule per movie, and they can't use a rule more than once. The first person to 4 points wins. Bobby Mitchell, serves as judge/host. Movies 1. Halloweentown (1998) 2. Johnny Tsunami (1999) 3. Motorcrossed (2001) 4. Phantom of the Megaplex (2000) 5. Smart House (1999) 6. Up, Up, and Away (2000) 7. Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century (1999) Rules 1. One must be set in the world of the Fast and the Furious. 2. One must use a character made famous by Leonardo Dicaprio 3. One must be directed by and star the 4 winners of the 92nd Academy Awards 4. One must include John Rambo 5. One must include Charlie Sheen 6. One must have a cameo by DMX 7. One must be a Muppet movie

On the sixth episode of Movie Changeup, Joe Fricke (2-1) and Alex Gibson (0-0) go head to head pitching reboots to 9 movies. However, they have 9 rules they must follow. One rule per movie, and they can't use a rule more than once. The first person to 5 points wins. Last week's winner, Johnny Doop, serves as judge/host. Newcomer Jordan Wright is the consulting judge. Movies 1. Batman v Superman (2016) 2. Dracula (1931) 3. Drop Dead Fred (1991) 4. Inception (2010) 5. Kazaam (1996) 6. Like Mike (2002) 7. Rush Hour (1998) 8. Silence of the Lambs (1991) 9. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990) Rules 1. One must include a character made famous by Harrison Ford 2. One must be a buddy cop movie 3. One must include the cast of Independence Day 4. One must be directed by, and have a cast comprised of, only Razzie Award winners 5. One must be a sports movie 6. One must have a celebrity cameo as themself 7. One must be one only you want to watch 8. One must have Captain Jack Sparrow 9. One must be a found footage film

On the fifth episode of Movie Changeup, Johnny Doop (2-1) and Bobby Mitchell (0-2) go head to head pitching reboots to 9 movies. However, they have 9 rules they must follow. One rule per movie, and they can't use a rule more than once. The first person to 5 points wins. Last week's competitor, Joe Fricke, serves as judge/host. While newcomer, Alex Gibson, serves as consulting judge. Movies Catwoman (2004) Jingle All the Way (1996) Jurassic Park (1993) Hancock (2008) Mr. and Mrs. Smith (2005) Rat Race (2001) Space Jam (1996) Stripes (1981) Three Amigos (1986) Rules 1. One must be a Horror movie 2. One must have an actor's career resurrected 3. The lead actor must perform the movie's theme song 4. One must have a tearjerker ending 5. One must have a $300,000,000 budget 6. One must star Nicolas Cage 7. One must include Tom Hardy Bane 8. One must be set in the Fast and the Furious Universe 9. One must be a Foreign Film

Angus Rowe and Christian return to the show to discuss the month of AFL that has occurred post resumption of the competition. The boys are also joined by special guests Alex Gibson, Tyler Reid and James Curtis who share their opinions on their respective sides' performances.

Dave, Pete and Robbie return. They are 3 proud geeky dads who are here to talk about all things tech, sci-fi, gaming and more. In episode 2 the trio explore the wonders to be found inside of Pete's Shed of Shame, debate their favourite comic book/film villains and interview 3D printing geek Alex Gibson.If you're interested in electronics projects, hacking, model painting, comics or 3D printing then this episode is for you! Or if you just like listening to three blokes talking rubbish, I'm sure you'll enjoy it too. May the mass times acceleration be with you!

Your New Beloved - Lovelife  Drowned (Glass Animals Remix) - Banks (n'est plus trouvable, les Glass Animals ont réutilisé l'instrumental pour un de leurs morceaux sur le second album) Your Drums, Your Love (Friendly Fires Remix) - AlunaGeorge  Wasting My Young Years - London Grammar  Magnificent Defeat - Pilgrim  Ivory - Movement  Down The Line (It Takes A Number - Romare  Robert Johnson - Archie Cooper  Provider (Zero 7 Remix)- N.E.R.D.  Hurt (Alex Gibson Lullaby cover) - NiN  Melody Like A Drum Feat. Lisa Donnelly (Wild Culture Remix)  Put That Pussy On Me (Diplo Tonite Remix)- Spank Rock  Maiyu - Dan Grech Master  Forever (Kaum Remix)- No Hopes,  Misha Klein  The Giver (Original Mix)- Duke Dumont  Atlant (Original Mix)- Mind Against  Unfinished Sympathy (Gav Fraser Remix)- Massive Attack  Walking With Elephants - ten walls (c'était un vieux mix, je n'ai plus joué de Ten Walls depuis que j'ai pris connaissance de ses déclarations homophobes)

In this episode, I’m talking to music producer and engineer Alex Gibson. Alex has worked with everyone from David Lee Roth to Bon Jovi, and engineered alongside some of music's top producers. We discuss the process of making a record, and Alex’s tips for anyone looking into a career in the music industry. Also, his thoughts on the current state of music, what it was like moving out to LA, and how you tell an artist they don’t sound good. Thanks to Alex for his time! Episode feat. music by Echo Echo.

TGLP/GSP Guitarist Roundtable Part 2 Welcome to Part 2 and the conclusion of The Gig Life Podcast / Guitar Speak Podcast Guitarist Round Table. In part 2 here, the guys expanded more on who the are developing their business, gear, analogue vs digital (Axe Effects v Tube, Amp Modelling etc), Fender Stratocaster vs Boutique guitars, favourite rig/dessert island rig, guitar techs, young players who are inspiring, playing with a drummer and a few other listener questions. This roundtable features 6 Australian guitarist who are carving their own path and making things happen.  Peter Northcote. As well as having 4 solo albums and 12 library/production albums, Pete has recorded with Australian Idol cast albums, Anthony Callea, Bob Downe, Daryl Braithwaite, Doc Neeson, Dragon, Grace Knight, Guy Sebastian, Hi5, Human Nature, Jenny Morris, Jimmy Barnes, Julie Anthony, Marcia Hines, Margaret Urlich, Marc Hunter, Neil Murray, Paul Kelly, Shannon Noll, Sharon O'Neill, Simon Philips and Yothu Yindi to name but a few! Pete has performed and toured with international acts: ELTON JOHN, CHER, SHANIA TWAIN, BILLY JOEL, THE MONKEYS, ROD STEWART, BO DIDDLY and TOM JONES. Peter's Facebook. Peter's Instagram. Chris Kamzelas. Chris Kamzelas an Australian musician born 30th June 1973, guitarist, vocalist, songwriter and producer. His career started back in 1990, supporting well known Australian artists including Christine Anu, Richard Clapton, Tina Arena, Shannon Noll, Jessica Mauboy, Wolfmother, Mark Williams, Ross Wilson, Wendy Mathews, Jimmy Barnes, Ian Moss, Kate Ceberano, Marcia Hines, Deni Hines, Daryl Braithwaite, Dragon, David Campbell, Human Nature, 1927, Guy Sebastian, Anthony Callea, Adam Brand, Sarah McLeod of Superjesus, Paul Gray, Scott Carne, Dale Dyder, Sean Kelly, Steve Kilby, Dave Sterry, Mark Gable, Brian Manix and more Chris was also the house guitarist for the TV series Australian Idol followed by The Voice Australia. During this time he performed with international heavyweights including Chris Isaak, Ricky Martin, Ronan Keating, Seal, Kylie Minogue, Will.I.Am, Keith Urban and the Madden Brothers. Chris continues to be in demand as the ‘hired gun' by many artists. His debut single released in October 2017 “Fall For You” and recently “Knocking At My Door” are available on the relevant platforms. Chris' Facebook. Chris' Instagram. Marc Malouf. Marc is an artist, session guitarist, vocalist and award winning music producer and songwriter having played and/or recorded with Lucy Neville, Timomatic, Karen Lee Andrews, JOY, Ricki Lee, Tigerlilly, The Potbellez, Michael Landau, Steve Aoki & Boehm, Black Diamond Hearts and many more. Marc's Facebook. Marc's Instagram. Ben Rodgers. Ben is a guitarist, bass player songwriter, producer and audio engineer who's has played with or recorded with Jimmy Barnes, Cold Chisel, Mahalia Barnes and the Soul Mates, Joe Bonamassa, Jade MacRae, Reece Mastin, Diesel, Prinnie Stevens, Guy Sebastian, Kevin Shirley, Darren Percival and Karen Lee Andrews are just a few of the names Ben has worked with so far in his career. Ben co-wrote, played bass, engineered, produced and mixed Mahalia Barnes and the Soul Mates latest album, Hard Expectations, and he also produced Karen Lee Andrews album Far From Paradise.   Ben Rodgers' Instagram. Matt Wakeling / GuitarSpeak Podcast. Matt is a guitarist, school music teacher and founder of The Guitar Speak Podcast If you're a guitarist, and you haven't heard of the Guitar Speak Podcast, well, you got some 120+ episodes on all things guitar to catch up on. Interviews, product reviews, gig reviews. Its all there. Go check it out. Matt is doing great things for the guitar community in Australia and abroad. Guitar Speak Podcast Facebook. Guitar Speak Podcast Instagram. Daniel March. Daniel is a multi-instrumentalist, singing, songwriter and producer. Splitting his time between London and Sydney, Dan has been honing his craft working with the likes of Grammy nominated singer, songwriter, and MC, Maimouna Youssef aka Mumu Fresh (The Roots, Common), Chantae Cann (best known for her work with Grammy Winners Snarky Puppy and Foreign Exchange), Jordan Rakei, Wallace, Thandi Phoenix, Young Gun Silver Fox's Andy Platts, Alex Gibson, Declan Kelly and rising UK star Tiana Major 9 to name but a few. Daniel's Facebook. Daniel's Instagram. All these guys are multifaceted, prolific, proactive in there careers. Marc, Daniel and Ben have previously been guests on The Gig Life Podcast and both Peter and Chris have been guests on Matt's Guitar Speak Podcast. See links below to those episodes. The Gig Life Podcast Ep # 15: Daniel March. The Gig Life Podcast Ep # 25: Marc Malouf. The Gig Life Podcast Ep # 50: Ben Rodgers. Guitar Speak Podcast Ep # 7: Peter Northcote. Guitar Speak Podcast Ep # 78: Chris Kamzelas. I want to give a big thanks to Marc Malouf. When I was looking for a place to host this podcast, Marc put his hand up and offered his creative space for us to hang. This podcast was recorded at Marc's personal production suite @ Everland Studios in Sydney. Marc is also a pretty scmick baker and wine enthusiast so he also provided a mean sourdough and some sweet as wine. Thank you man

TGLP/GSP Guitarist Roundtable Part 1 Welcome to Part 1 of The Gig Life Podcast / Guitar Speak Podcast Guitarist Round Table. This roundtable features 6 Australian guitarist who are carving their own path and making things happen.   Peter Northcote. As well as having 4 solo albums and 12 library/production albums, Pete has recorded with Australian Idol cast albums, Anthony Callea, Bob Downe, Daryl Braithwaite, Doc Neeson, Dragon, Grace Knight, Guy Sebastian, Hi5, Human Nature, Jenny Morris, Jimmy Barnes, Julie Anthony, Marcia Hines, Margaret Urlich, Marc Hunter, Neil Murray, Paul Kelly, Shannon Noll, Sharon O'Neill, Simon Philips and Yothu Yindi to name but a few! Pete has performed and toured with international acts: ELTON JOHN, CHER, SHANIA TWAIN, BILLY JOEL, THE MONKEYS, ROD STEWART, BO DIDDLY and TOM JONES. Peter's Facebook. Peter's Instagram. Chris Kamzelas. Chris Kamzelas an Australian musician born 30th June 1973, guitarist, vocalist, songwriter and producer. His career started back in 1990, supporting well known Australian artists including Christine Anu, Richard Clapton, Tina Arena, Shannon Noll, Jessica Mauboy, Wolfmother, Mark Williams, Ross Wilson, Wendy Mathews, Jimmy Barnes, Ian Moss, Kate Ceberano, Marcia Hines, Deni Hines, Daryl Braithwaite, Dragon, David Campbell, Human Nature, 1927, Guy Sebastian, Anthony Callea, Adam Brand, Sarah McLeod of Superjesus, Paul Gray, Scott Carne, Dale Dyder, Sean Kelly, Steve Kilby, Dave Sterry, Mark Gable, Brian Manix and more Chris was also the house guitarist for the TV series Australian Idol followed by The Voice Australia. During this time he performed with international heavyweights including Chris Isaak, Ricky Martin, Ronan Keating, Seal, Kylie Minogue, Will.I.Am, Keith Urban and the Madden Brothers. Chris continues to be in demand as the ‘hired gun' by many artists. His debut single released in October 2017 “Fall For You” and recently “Knocking At My Door” are available on the relevant platforms. Chris' Facebook. Chris' Instagram. Marc Malouf. Marc is an artist, session guitarist, vocalist and award winning music producer and songwriter having played and/or recorded with Lucy Neville, Timomatic, Karen Lee Andrews, JOY, Ricki Lee, Tigerlilly, The Potbellez, Michael Landau, Steve Aoki & Boehm, Black Diamond Hearts and many more. Marc's Facebook. Marc's Instagram. Ben Rodgers. Ben is a guitarist, bass player songwriter, producer and audio engineer who's has played with or recorded with Jimmy Barnes, Cold Chisel, Mahalia Barnes and the Soul Mates, Joe Bonamassa, Jade MacRae, Reece Mastin, Diesel, Prinnie Stevens, Guy Sebastian, Kevin Shirley, Darren Percival and Karen Lee Andrews are just a few of the names Ben has worked with so far in his career. Ben co-wrote, played bass, engineered, produced and mixed Mahalia Barnes and the Soul Mates latest album, Hard Expectations, and he also produced Karen Lee Andrews album Far From Paradise.   Ben Rodgers' Instagram. Matt Wakeling / GuitarSpeak Podcast. Matt is a guitarist, school music teacher and founder of The Guitar Speak Podcast If you're a guitarist, and you haven't heard of the Guitar Speak Podcast, well, you got some 120+ episodes on all things guitar to catch up on. Interviews, product reviews, gig reviews. Its all there. Go check it out. Matt is doing great things for the guitar community in Australia and abroad. Guitar Speak Podcast Facebook. Guitar Speak Podcast Instagram. Daniel March. Daniel is a multi-instrumentalist, singing, songwriter and producer. Splitting his time between London and Sydney, Dan has been honing his craft working with the likes of Grammy nominated singer, songwriter, and MC, Maimouna Youssef aka Mumu Fresh (The Roots, Common), Chantae Cann (best known for her work with Grammy Winners Snarky Puppy and Foreign Exchange), Jordan Rakei, Wallace, Thandi Phoenix, Young Gun Silver Fox's Andy Platts, Alex Gibson, Declan Kelly and rising UK star Tiana Major 9 to name but a few. Daniel's Facebook. Daniel's Instagram.   All these guys are multifaceted, prolific, proactive in there careers. Marc, Daniel and Ben have previously been guests on The Gig Life Podcast and both Peter and Chris have been guests on Matt's Guitar Speak Podcast. See links below to those episodes. The Gig Life Podcast Ep # 15: Daniel March. The Gig Life Podcast Ep # 25: Marc Malouf. The Gig Life Podcast Ep # 50: Ben Rodgers. Guitar Speak Podcast Ep # 7: Peter Northcote. Guitar Speak Podcast Ep # 78: Chris Kamzelas. I want to give a big thanks to Marc Malouf. When I was looking for a place to host this podcast, Marc put his hand up and offered his creative space for us to hang. This podcast was recorded at Marc's personal production suite @ Everland Studios in Sydney. Marc is also a pretty scmick baker and wine enthusiast so he also provided a mean sourdough and some sweet as wine. Thank you man

On this week’s episode, we welcome Alex Gibson and Alexandra Werner-Winslow of Appalashop in Whitesburg, KY. Alex serves as the Executive Director and Alexandra is the Communications Director. Founded in 1969, Appalshop has often been said to be the voice and vision of the people of Appalachia. It “houses media production and training facilities in film and video, a community radio station, a 150-seat theater, art gallery, and regional archive of over 4,000 hours of film, audio recordings, and still images.” In October, Appalshop will celebrate its 50th anniversary.

Property Matters this week was all about Smart Cities. Co-hosts Carol Tallon and Bryan Fox were joined in studio by Jamie Cudden, programme manager with Dublin City Council's Smart Dublin and Smart Docklands initiative; Paul McDonald of Sonitus Systems (noise and environmental monitoring); Gavin Gallagher of Proptech.TV; Andrew Farrell of Block Angel (tenant communications tool) and Alex Gibson of TU and organiser of Dublin's ARVR Innovate Conference, which takes place in the RDS on May 10th. Also discussed: the Leading Cities global post-accelerator competition and the 3D Data Hack taking place in Dublin next month (powered by a 3D model of the Docklands created by Sean Roche and the D3D.ie team). Produced by Katie Tallon.

Alex Gibson is a New-York based performer. Originally from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Alex attended New York University's Tisch School of the Arts where he was a member of the inaugural class of the New Studio on Broadway. He is also a graduate of the Upright Citizen's Brigade Training.  His Broadway credits include: Spongebob Squarepants, and Natasha, Pierre, and The Great Comet of 1812. Alex performed in Pirates of Penzance at Barrington Stage, A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the Guthrie Theater, and Adele: Live in Concert for NBC. You can find More information at www.AlexGibsonOnline.com and @AlexGibby on social media.

Mr Alex Gibson is a writer and director who does both narrative and creative services work with his group Cine Pros in Huntsville AL.

The 9th installment of “I Don’t Think So, Honey!” Live continues!  Part Two featuring: Andy Ward, Addie Weyrich, Chris Laker, Irene Fagan Merrow, Celeste Yim, Lauren Magnuson, Kiki Mikkelsen, Amanda Shechtman, Patricia Sabulis, Rachel Rosenthal, Katy Berry, Kevin Aeh, Alex Gibson, Jon Graziano, Taylor Rivers, Sam Morrison, Chanel Ali, Xazmin Garza, Erica Hernandez, Ariel Gitlin, Suni Reyes, and Chet Siegel.  Hosted by Matt Rogers & special guest co-host Pat Regan! --- MERCH! MERCH! GET YOUR LAS CULTURISTAS MERCH! https://www.teepublic.com/stores/las-culturistas SUBSCRIBE ON APPLE PODCASTS TODAY! LAS CULTURISTAS IS A FOREVER DOG PODCAST. LAS CULTURISTAS IS PRODUCED BY EMMA FOLEY. http://foreverdogproductions.com/fdpn/podcasts/las-culturistas/ Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

We are way worse at moving people around than it seems like we should be.  But today’s guest is working on it. Alex Gibson is Director of Strategy at TransLoc, a transportation software company recently acquired by Ford. * * * Thanks for listening. Please tell the algorithms how you feel with a 5-star rating and a nice review. Subscribe for email updates about new episodes.

We wrap up our Oscar nominees series with the team from Dunkirk. In this two part episode, the artists show how the carefully engineered track builds and maintains tension for the entire running time of the movie, with music playing almost continuously from the opening shot of soldiers walking down the street to the moment Finn falls asleep on the train. They talk about how the mixing time works: they make a complete pass through the film and screen it every week during the final mix; and finally, why director Christopher Nolan feels you don’t necessarily need to understand every word of dialog in his films. “Everything is evaluated for its emotional content as it goes into the mix. Even the dialog has a pace, and a pulse, and a purpose in our mix, and it sits exactly where [Christopher Nolan] orchestrates it to be.” Gary Rizzo “[Composer] Hans [Zimmer] is making the sounds that the audience hears, and I’m making the sounds that the characters hear.” Richard King Oscar nominees: Alex Gibson, Gregg Landaker, Richard King, Gary Rizzo, Mark Weingarten

Jessica and Jimmy jam out to the insane musical, Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812 with their talented and lithe guest, Alex Gibson (Twitter: @alexvgibson, Insta: @alexgibby). They talk about Alex's Tony experience, auditions, his current time in Bikini Bottom, and more! The musical was paired with the crazy funky 2016 Sylvain Respaut Carbo Culte (Grenache/Syrah blend). Don’t forget to leave a review on Apple Podcasts for our REVIEW CHALLENGE! Be sure to sign up for the tasting notes at TanninsandTunes.com! You can follow us at: @tanninsandtunes on Instagram and Twitter Tannins and Tunes on Facebook @jimmy_robertson and @jmhumphrey1 on all the social media!

This week it is all about turning stone into bronze as we enter the Bronze Age. Please be sure to give us a rating and review on iTunes and Google Play. You can talk to us at welshhistorypodcast@gmail.com Resources this week: Alex Gibson, "The timber circle at Sarn-y-Bryn-Caled, Welshpool, Powys: ritual and sacrifice in Bronze Age mid-Wales." Antiquity 66.250 (1992): 84+. World History in Context. Web. 28 May 2016. S.P. Beedham et al., Developments in the Early Bronze Age Metallurgy of Southern Britain, World Archeaology, Vol. 20, No. 3, (Feb 1989, pp. 383-402. Stephen V. Grancsay, Irish Bronze Age Weapons, The Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin, New Series, Vol. 7, No. 7 (Mar. 1949), pp. 181-185. Joan J. Taylor, The Oliver Davis Lecture: The First Golden Age of Europe Was in Ireland and Britain (Circa 2400-1400 BC), Ulster Journal of Archaeology, Third Series, Vol. 57(1994), pp. 37-60. The Geography of Strabo, published in Vol. II of the Loeb Classical Library edition, 1923, http://penelope.uchicago.edu/Thayer/E/Roman/Texts/Strabo/4E*.html Music: Celtic Impulse - Celtic by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100297 Artist: http://incompetech.com/

Presented and produced by Seán Delaney. This week I bring you the second part of my interview with Jack Whitehead on the topic of Living Educational Theory and Action Research. You can find out more about Jack Whitehead's work at his website http://actionresearch.net Jack Whitehead was in Ireland to address a meeting of Educational Action Research in Ireland (EARI). I also bring you a short report from the 2016 BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition. The report was done by my colleague on 103.2 Dublin City FM, Alex Gibson, who presents The Persuaders every Friday at 1pm.

In this episode guest presenter Adam Baker takes the helm from Alex Gibson with a special edition focusing on Sports Marketing with Patrick Murphy of Atomic Sport agency and communications strategy with Neil O'Gorman who is currently working with Irish national broadcaster RTE.

Blair Sinta, Rob Benedict, Luke Adams, Michelle Carmen Gomez, Chris Schwab, Alex Gibson, Mike Garson, and Mike Chat talk about the unexpected discoveries on their roads.  

Alex Gibson is a Artist, Producer, Mixer, Engineer and Brand Developer. He has worked with some of the biggest names in music,  including Ringo Starr, Van Halen, David Lee Roth, Sting, and Bon Jovi, as well as other talents such as Stuart Davis and Echo Echo.  The production teams he has been a part of have been responsible for sales of over 25 million albums worldwide. He has worked with brands like Nike, Volvo, Apple and HBO in various capacities. Alex began his journey in Florida and made his way to Los Angeles via Boston where he studied at  Berklee College of Music. He started off in LA as a staff engineer at A&M Studios and stayed with the facility as it made the transition to Henson Recording Studios, where he eventually became the Chief Engineer. We were connected by drummer Blair Sinta, who saw that we were both in a similar place in life and might have some things in common. In this interview we talk about his path to making records and what it takes to get something productive out of an artist. We also talk about the transition he is making from the music industry to points unknown. The week I spoke to him, he was in the middle of producing local artists, mixing a band from Russia, building a website for a venture capitalist, and helping someone build a social media app. I am really excited to have Alex on the podcast for two reasons: He has a deep passion for music and helping artists craft their vision to create the most authentic expression possible. He has been at the heart of a seismic shift in the musical economy and having seen both sides, is trying to imagine what come next. IN THIS EPISODE:   What it was like to get to work with his heroes Why he was blown away by Stuart Davis How the d.school at Stanford has inspired him The triggers and signs that are leading him to make a shift How learning about psychology helped him in the studio

In this podcast Yanky Fachler steps in for Alex Gibson for a Bookbuzz.biz session to discuss the book Branding Only Works on Cattle by Johathan Salem Baskin Guest Panelists are : Padraic Gilligan MCI ,formerly Ovation Alec Drew - Baseline

In the second of the Marketing from the Middle of Nowhere series with Alex Gibson and Sharon McIntyre, a look at off-the-beaten-path hotels and lodges that have made their location a must-visit tourist and lifestyle destination for distinct audiences In the show we discuss how a distinct positioning can be developed to help these accommodations compete with local competition, but how they can also make a mark on a more global stage by marshalling the local advantages they have in tandem with the global distribution opportunities that the web offers. Main sites mentioned on the show... Ice House hotel CafeParadiso Wickaninnish Inn Nipika Mountain Resort Trendwatching Park Hotel, Kenmare

Marketing from the Middle of Nowhere™ A series of case-based discussions between two international marketers & academics, Alex Gibson and Sharon McIntyre, about best-practices for marketing small businesses in a global marketplace. The Irish Gibson and Canadian/Irish McIntyre select a shared industry (such as ecotourism), or a shared marketing technique (such as pricing strategy); choose a local successful small business; and then examine the how the respective businesses have excelled. A sense of "place" anchors the discussions: Ireland and Canada have similarities including mythic natural landscapes, sparsely populated geography, proximity to market-giant neighbours, and innovative small businesses. While international listeners and readers may not initially place, for example, Tralee (Ireland) or Edmonton (Canada) on a map of the world; they will think of these towns as wellsprings of off-the-beaten-path innovation, after hearing of the global marketing success of Stockbyte in the online photography industry, and Bioware in the video gaming world. The cases will demonstrate that, in an internet-enabled marketplace, a marketing-savvy small business can thrive and carve out a global market niche. In fact, running a business "from the middle of nowhere" can often be a strategic business advantage. Companies mentioned in this first podcast in the series are Cartrawler.com iStockphoto.com AbeBooks Wowjobs.com