Podcast appearances and mentions of Alex Hunt

Wow, what a week for those who love cycling tech!If four new dropbar groupsets from SRAM weren't enough, then Shimano certainly fills that glass with its sudden release of XT and Deore Di2. Join Escape's Dave Rome, Suvi Loponen and Alex Hunt as they discuss what's new and some things to be aware of.Meanwhile, the UCI released some upcoming rule changes that have many riders and cycling businesses upset. The geeks discuss why some of these rulings have been blown out of proportion, and why one of them is arguably just wrong.Of course, there are a couple of new bikes (Cervelo and Orbea) to discuss, and CeramicSpeed has released its first do-it-yourself hot melt wax which promises a whole lot of distance.As always, members of Escape Collective have access to the Ask a Wrench segment at the end of the episode. Here, Dave Rome is joined by pro race mechanic Brad Copeland to answer a number of geeky questions, including a trick for keeping valve nuts in place without over-tightening them, our thoughts on the best cone wrenches, mixing-and-matching chainring sizes on SRAM, a rear shock that's fussy to inflate, and a Shimano front derailleur that's hard to shift.Enjoy!Time Stamps:2:15 - Explaining the UCI's Handlebar width ruling and specifically where it's wrong17:00 - SRAM's new Force and Rival AXS27:30 - Shimano's new XT and Deore wireless shifting36:30 - Cervelo's new Aspero 543:45 - Orbea's Terra gravel bike gets overhauled47:00 - CeramicSpeed's new long-lasting hot melt wax52:00 - Ask a Wrench (Member-only!)55:00 - A tip for tubeless valve nuts in place58:30 - A deep dive and our top suggestions for good cone wrenches1:10:00 - Mixing-and-matching chainring sizes with SRAM AXS1:15:00 - Rear shock inflation woes and shock pumps1:21:00 - Fixing Shimano Ultegra front derailleur that's hard to shift

This week in Geek Warning, tech writers Suvi Loponen and Alex Hunt join Dave Rome to discuss their recent factory visits to SRAM, DT Swiss, Oquo, and more.You'll hear Dave and Alex debate about using full-suspension gravel bikes instead of a mountain bike. The geeks also discuss a whole lot of new and interesting tech.As usual, members of Escape Collective have access to the Ask a Wrench segment of the episode, and this week, Australian national team mechanic, Peter Arch, joins to help answer the questions. Members can submit new questions here.Time stamps:2:00 - Factory visits18:00 - Full Suspension gravel bikes are coming back25:00 - TRP Vistar with Classified is finally official29:00 - Spoken comes to Sydney in a week30:15 - Oquo now making its own hub33:15 - Industry9 acquires We Are One Composites35:00 - Leaked Roval Rapide wheels37:30 - No.22's new Drifter gravel bike39:10 - Unno returns to XC with the Horn, room for 2.6” tyres41:50 - Pro's new internally routed MTB handlebar, please no46:00 - Trek joins the electric air inflator world48:00 - Ronan's big ride54:30 - Ask A Wrench with National pro mechanic Peter Arch (member-only)56:00 - Solving a skipping hub1:01:30 - What's going inside a hydraulic disc brake?1:05:30 - Mystery flat tyre1:10:30 - Safer lubricants and lubing cables

Seven years have passed since we last saw an updated version of Shimano's flagship mountain bike group. Assuming you weren't holding your breath, and as a result are still with us, then today is the day of the update.Yes, new XTR Di2 M9200 is here. It represents Shimano's delayed entry into true wireless shifting, and brings with it a number of other interesting developments (a new brake oil, anyone?).In this episode, Escape Collective's Dave Rome and Alex Hunt sit down with Shimano North America's MTB Product Manager, Nick Murdick. The North American offices of Shimano have been playing an increasingly significant role in the development and design of Shimano's next generation parts, and Nick has been at the centre of that for the new XTR.This episode speaks candidly with Murdick about the new group, some challenges faced, some decisions behind the details, and a few teases of what may still be to come. Alex and Dave wrap up at the end with a few quick thoughts. Meanwhile, you'll need to visit our article on Escape Collective to find all the nuanced details and ride impressions of the new XTR product range.A chunk of this episode (along with our written report) is free for all to enjoy and learn from. However, as Escape is wholly member-funded (which means this isn't sponsored or paid content), you will need to be a member of Escape Collective in order to hear it all.

Our necks are hurting from the whiplash of information regarding what tyres are actually fastest off-road. Ronan teases a fresh discussion he had about optimising one sponsored rider for Unbound and some surprising lessons that came from that. It's a topic that continues to fascinate, especially given some of the world's best cross-country mountain bikers have been racing Short Track on 50 mm gravel tyres.In addition to that, you'll hear Dave Rome, Alex Hunt, and Ronan McLaughlin explain why none of them are currently choosing to use 3D-printed saddles. There's a PSA for anyone with wireless shifting, and of course, there's new stuff to talk about, too.As usual, members also get our Ask a Wrench segment, which this week sees Dave Rome and pro race mechanic Brad Copeland answer a handful of questions, including: how keep 11-speed shifting running long-term, understanding bike handling, and best practises for travelling with new SRAM Full Mount derailleurs (Transmission and XPLR). Members can submit new questions here.Timestamps:5:15 - Corrections corner related to 55 mm road tyres8:40 - Corrections corner related to the Zipp 303 SW naming11:00 - So mountain bike tyres aren't always faster off-road?24:00 - DT Swiss joins the gravel suspension game29:30 - Why we don't choose 3D-printed saddles42:10 - A PSA to wireless shifting44:30 - Polygon's new Helios A road racer50:30 - Goodyear's new Connector gravel race range55:00 - HED's new gravel wheels58:30 - Ask a Wrench with Brad Copeland (member-only)59:40 - Keeping SRAM 11-speed going long-term1:05:30 - How to understand rear handling?1:09:00 - Travelling with SRAM T-Type/Full Mount derailleurs

It's time for the second edition of our ‘In for Review' Geek Warning podcast. Like the first edition, this one looks to share some of the bikes we've been testing and the gear we've been enjoying.Plus, we've added a segment that talks about newly released products we're interested in trying. And for those on the Escape Collective member feed (which as the name implies, is only for members), you'll get a little extra as we discuss a few of the products that haven't quite met the mark. If you aren't a member yet, you can sign up here.This episode is hosted by tech editor Dave Rome, and you'll also hear Escape's tech writers Suvi Loponen and Alex Hunt.Enjoy!Time stamps:3:30 - Van Rysel RCR-F aero bike14:00 - Standert Kettensäge alloy gravel racer23:00 - Dave was sidelined for a bit24:25 - What we're enjoying using25:00 - POC Cytal road helmet28:45 - Women's bib-shorts31:30 - Michelin's road tyres35:30 - Alex's introduction to cargo bibs38:30 - Feedback Sport's Pro E-Lift repair stand43:30 - New products we're intrigued to try43:50 - Suvi's keen to test the Cannondale Synapse49:00 - New Wahoo computers52:00 - Boardman SLR 105 Di2 road bike56:00 - A new wave of gravel tyres58:45 - Member-only bonus section: the products that have left us underwhelmed1:00:00 - What's with tyre logos not lining up?1:04:00 - Fizik's entry into helmets1:08:00 - Dave's expensive tool purchase

Alex Hunt joins the guys to recap a series win over ULM and his journey to ODU Baseball. Coach Finwood gives us his take on the weekend, umpire stories and a look ahead to Marshall.

Playoffs it is then! We look back on frustrating home games with Forest Green Rovers and Altrincham who continue to be our nemesis, plus an away win at Hartlepool. We debate a possible switch to 3-5-2, Alex Hunt and more, and look ahead to 3 away games.Timings: 02:33 - Discussion of Hartlepool United 0-1 York City12:11 - Discussion of York City 1-2 Altrincham25:18 - Discussion of York City 1-1 Forest Green Rovers40:35 - Talking points: Alex Hunt, possible switch to 3-5-2, attendances, potential signings or summer outgoings58:04 - Preview of Yeovil (A), Braintree (A) & Rochdale (A), University Challinor trivia question, our recent article in FourFourTwo magazine Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The derailleur looks set to continue ruling the roost, but the increased attention to gearboxes is one to watch. In this week's shorter-than-usual episode, the geeks chat about Fox Factory's recently approved patent in the space.You'll also hear some early speculation about Fizik's entry into helmets, some new EU-based helmets standard inbound, and what our go-to tubeless tyre sealants are.Tech reporter Alex Hunt just wrapped up a big feature on big shoes, and the geeks give a basic overview of that.Finally, members of Escape Collective (if on the member-only feeds) will be privy to the Ask a Wrench segment that, this week, chats tyre width selection for crit racing and how to best switch disc brake pad compounds.All that and more in this week's Geek Warning. Enjoy!Time stamps:1:55 - Fizik is getting into helmets4:22 - Explaining why things are a bit quiet on the tech front5:20 - Fox Factory gets a patent approved for a gearbox9:50 - On our minds is shoe width18:00 - Silca's new Ultimate tyre sealant, plus our picks24:00 - A farewell to Matt Opperman25:30 - New helmet standards inbound in Europe29:00 - Ask a Wrench: picking a width of new road race tyres35:40 - Ask a Wrench: Brake pad compound switching

Welcome to Episode 44 of Peak Pursuits, your ultimate podcast for everything trail running in Australia. This week's episode is hosted by Brodie Nankervis, Vlad Ixel, and Guest Host Maddy Reynolds! Listen in to hear what Maddy has been up to since we last heard from her before the team give their Tarawera predictions and discuss poles, heat training and much more!Finished off with some great results for the week at:Coast to Coast - https://www.coasttocoast.co.nz/2025-resultsfed332bbWentworth Falls Trail Run - https://tempus.racetecresults.com/results.aspx?CId=16516&RId=401&EId=1&dt=2Podcast About Poles Mentioned in ep: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2Pzg8UImBDQGGvQNs6f95f?si=eVzBpbs4RImccgVQI5oEXAUTMB Live Coverage of Tarawera: https://live.utmb.world/tarawera/2025***Don't forget, use code PPP at https://bix-hydration.myshopify.com/en-au for 20% off Bix products, exclusive to PPP listeners!***Thanks for tuning in to Peak Pursuits! Connect with us on Instagram @peakpursuits.pod to share your thoughts, questions, and your own trail stories. Until next time, keep hitting the trails and chasing those peak pursuits!Vlad: @vladixelBrodie: @brodienankMaddy: @maddyreynolds98Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/mood-maze/trendsetterLicense code: K08PMQ3RATCE215R

Oh hi, welcome back to Geek Warning!There are some things to tell this week. We've had a number of changes to the pod over the past few months (sorry!), and we've got a few more to share.Ask a Wrench, which sits at the end of our episodes, is now members-only. That means you'll need to be on our member podcast feed to hear that extra part of the podcast. Meanwhile, the first hour of goodness is free for all.Additionally, you'll still hear from UK-based tech writers Suvi Loponen and Alex Hunt on occasion, just not every episode. Suvi will soon begin on a new podcast series that investigates industry-related topics. Meanwhile, you'll also hear Alex and Suvi on an upcoming and recurring special episode where we'll catch up on the bikes and gear we've been testing.With all that said, jump on in to hear Dave Rome, Ronan McLaughlin, and the return of Zach Edwards (Boulder Groupetto). Also, Brad Copeland is present at the end to answer some of your Ask a Wrench questions.The episode itself is jam-packed. The geeks offer their opinions on what the UCI's relaxed equipment ruling from four years ago are doing to bikes of today and tomorrow. They cover the details of new Shimano CUES. And talk about the realities in the durability of modern road pedals. Plus a whole lot more…Time stamps:0:00 - Changes are happening2:30 - The impact of the UCI's relaxed rules from 202119:45 - New Shimano CUES and ESSA for dropbar bikes31:00 - On our mind: Pedals should be serviceable41:35 - Ritchey ditches the World Champ rainbow46:20 - QO cranks, from the founders of Rotor48:05 - Wolf Tooth's EnCase mini pump line49:10 - A bad week for smartwatch users52:20 - CeramicSpeed has a new tool for (DUB) crank removal55:20 - State's new 4130 All-Road is very cheap57:42 - Biggest tech news for the week comes from Chris King (spoiler, it's a coffee tamper).59:22 - Tangent into our favourite tool-related bottle openers1:01:00 - Switch to the Member-Only feed if you want Ask a Wrench!1:05:00 - Modern drivetrain compatibility leading to road and MTB gravel (recorded a week before the CUES announcement, oops)1:11:00 - Sweating tubeless tyres and what to do about it.1:17:00 - Disc brake performance and bed-in when using multiple wheelsets, plus a dive into bed-in procedure.

In this week's Geek Warning, the tech team — Dave Rome, Alex Hunt, Ronan McLaughlin, and Suvi Loponen — explore AI's role in cycling tech, from training and design to marketing, while questioning even is truly “AI” and what's just advanced machine learning – or marketing. Whether we're all sick of hearing about it or think it has a place in some applications, you'll find out.As the off-season is over (and keeps Dave busy at TDU), it seems we're starting to see more and more new tech drops. This week, the geeks talk through new pedals from OneUp, short cranks from RaceFace, as well as new bikes from Giant and Liv, Stinner, Basso, and Chapter2. There's also chat about some more industry headwinds that have affected REI and Raleigh.And as usual, Brad Copeland joins the pod to answer a few wrenching questions from Escape members with Dave.Maybe it's the Christmas break effect still and we've got a lot of chat in us, but like last week, this episode is longer than usual, but we hope you enjoy it nevertheless.Escape Collective's podcasts are made possible by our members. Head on over to escapecollective.com/member to support this show and everything else on our podcast network.Time stamps:2:40 – On Our Minds: What is AI anyway – and is it being unleashed in the cycling tech?23:50 – Not a Pick One but info on a new Collective Favourites series24:55 – Cycling industry news from REI and Raleigh28:15 – OneUp clip pedal31:15 – New 160mm cranks from RaceFace32:15 – Wolf Tooth tyre pressure app update34:12 – The Cool Bottle36:45 – New Giant Trinity and Liv Avow TT/triathlon bikes42:15 – New Basso SV45:46 – Chapter2 Rira bike47:25 – Stinner Refugio Select adventure bike49:30 – Ask a Wrench with Dave & Brad01:19:00 – Outro

The World Nuclear News team looks back over the most read articles in 2024 - with topics including tech giants turning to nuclear energy for data centres, nuclear battery innovations, the uranium market and progress on current and proposed nuclear power capacity projects. Then World Nuclear Association Director General Sama Bilbao y León sits down with host Alex Hunt to pick out key developments of the year - such as the public backing for nuclear from large financial institutions at New York Climate Week and political leaders declaring their commitment at the IAEA's Nuclear Energy Summit in Brussels.She also highlights the importance of discussions at COP29 about carbon markets, and reflects on the similarities and differences in the case put for nuclear energy at conferences held in different parts of the world.Looking ahead to 2025 there are big set-piece events to look forward to - such as World Nuclear Association's 50th Symposium, COP30 and the first World Nuclear Supply Chain conference - as well as likely big moments for Turkey and Bangladesh's first units - and continued work on financing and achieving a change in multilateral bank lending policies towards nuclear.Key links to find out more:World Nuclear NewsCOP29World Nuclear AssociationNet Zero NuclearEmail newsletter:Sign up to the World Nuclear News daily or weekly news round-upsContact info:alex.hunt@world-nuclear.orgEpisode credit:  Presenter Alex Hunt. Reporters Claire Maden and Warwick Pipe. Co-produced and mixed by Pixelkisser Production 

Expo-vember's epic finale! React Native's debugging tools are getting a major upgrade! Host Jamon Holmgren talks with Cedric van Putten (Expo) and Alex Hunt (Meta) about the new React Native DevTools. They discuss why the teams joined forces to build a more reliable debugging experience, the power of Chrome DevTools Protocol, and what's coming next for React Native debugging. Plus, learn why debuggers beat console.log and how the new tools make debugging more accessible for developers on all platforms.Show NotesAlex's talk at React Universe Conf 2024 - The New React Native DebuggerCedric's talk at AppJS Conf 2023 - Debugging Should Be EasierAlex's talk at AppJS Conf 2023 - Metro and React Native DevX in 2023[0.76] React Native DevTools — Issues and Feedback #819Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP)0.76 Release NotesReactotronRadon IDE (previously React Native IDE)RNR 309 - React Native IDE with Krzysztof Magiera Connect With Us!React Native Radio: @ReactNativeRdioJamon Holmgren: @jamonholmgrenAlex Hunt: Alex on LinkedInCedric van Putten: @cedric_devInfinite Red Slack Community: https://community.infinite.red This episode is brought to you by Infinite Red!Infinite Red is an expert React Native consultancy located in the USA. With nearly a decade of React Native experience and deep roots in the React Native community (hosts of Chain React and the React Native Newsletter, core React Native contributors, creators of Ignite and Reactotron, and much, much more), Infinite Red is the best choice for helping you build and deploy your next React Native app.

This week, Escape's newest tech writer, Alex Hunt becomes the latest voice on the show. Joined by Suvi, Dave, and Brad, the geeks discuss the biggest news in the week of tech, a tech development that could have a game-changing application, and answer several technical questions.There is Scott's newly renewed focus on weight and what appears to be crazily light tyres coming from Schwalbe. Dave thinks Magura's recently announced Easy Link hose system could be a glimpse at the future of easing the pain that is integrated cabling.The geeks then discuss a few smaller bits of tech and then get to an important maintenance-related matter that impacts all bikes. Finally, the Ask a Wrench segment answers things related to headsets, bottom bracket/crank installation, and tandems. A special thanks to frame builder Brad Bingham (plus Butch Boucher and Steve Potts!) for helping to answer that tandem question.Time stamps1:00 - An introduction to Escape's newest tech hire, Alex Hunt4:30 - Scott's Addict RC proves weight still sells12:00 - The unknowns of Schwalbe's new Aerothan tyres25:00 - On our minds, the future of quick disconnect hydraulic hoses33:00 - PSA: Draining those bikes40:50 - Enve's SES Aero Pro one-piece road bar43:00 - Outlier's Unusual Axle-Free Pedal Designs47:00 - The Smart Lever, aims to ease tyre installation52:00 - Ask a Wrench: Steering range limiting headsets58:30 - Ask a Wrench: Tandem-related things, answered by the experts1:06:00 - Ask a Wrench: How freely should a new bottom bracket spin?

In partnership with Club Oenologique - the world through the lens of wine and spirits. Responsible for a mere two percent of Australia's grape crush, Margaret River really punches above its weight when it comes to premium wines. David finds out more, from Alex Hunt MW, IWSC wine judging committee member and leading sommelier-turned-communicator, Shanteh Wale. Wines featured (all gold medal winners): Fermoy Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon 2022 Flametree Wines, Flametree Chardonnay 2023 Deep Woods Estate Reserve Chardonnay 2020 Churchview Estate The Bartondale Chardonnay 2023  Singlefile Wines The Vivienne, Denmark Chardonnay 2021 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Steady Energy is developing the LDR-50 small modular reactor with the initial goal of decarbonising district heating systems. The CEO of the Finnish company, Tommi Nyman, explains why the decision to focus on heat rather than electricity was taken.The company was spun out of VTT, Finland's national research lab, and was prompted by its researchers noting that 10% of CO2 emissions come from heating water or steam to 150C and thinking "why not build something simple that would only cover low temperature heat markets". "In the context of the climate crisis, nuclear is a very good option, but the problem has been getting projects economically sound so that nuclear can be utilised without large subsidies. We know that the most economical way to use nuclear is just to generate thermal energy without using the heat to create electricity," he tells host Alex Hunt. Nyman added that simplicity has been key to their design, "by only producing heat you can reduce the amount of equipment in a nuclear power plant by 50%". The cost of energy they are aiming at is below EUR40 per MWh, depending on how the utility wants to operate it and the aim is to have a first plant delivered in 2030.Also in this episode World Nuclear News's Claire Maden reports on events in India, South Africa and uranium developments in the USA and Australia.Key links to find out more:World Nuclear NewsFinnish municipal decision-makers favourable to SMRsIndia's NTPC confirms plans for nuclear subsidiarySouth Africa pauses nuclear procurement processEmail newsletter:Sign up to the World Nuclear News daily or weekly news round-upsContact info:alex.hunt@world-nuclear.orgEpisode credit:  Presenter Alex Hunt. Co-produced and mixed by Pixelkisser Production 

As part of York City's open training session, York Hospital Radio caught up with Alex Hunt ahead of the new season. Alex discusses how much he enjoyed his time with the club on loan last season and how easy the decision was to make it permanent this summer as well as his personal aims for the new campaign.

On this episode, host Sima Vasa talks to Alex Hunt, CEO of Behaviorally, about the transformative role of technology in the market research industry and how Behaviorally leverages AI and digital tools to innovate data insights. Key Takeaways: (00:54) Technology's inevitable impact on industries. (03:16) Alex's shift to pioneering behavioral sciences. (05:36) Enhancing decision-making through packaging insights. (07:59) Digital methodologies boost efficiency and cut costs. (09:00) AI's role in improving predictive accuracy. (10:27) The importance of ethical standards during change. (13:25) Developing predictive models with feedback data. (15:20) Handling organizational resistance to change. (17:32) AI's future role in market research transformation. (19:50) Leadership aligned with technological advancements. Resources Mentioned: Behaviorally Thanks for listening to the Data Gurus podcast, brought to you by Infinity Squared. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a 5-star review to help get the word out about the show, and be sure to subscribe so you never miss another insightful conversation. #Analytics #MA #Data #Strategy #Innovation #Acquisitions #MRX #Restech

Welcome back to Intellicast! On today's episode, Brian Peterson is joined by Alex Hunt, the CEO of Behaviorally, to discuss the evolution of Behaviorally as well as the evolution in the market research industry as a whole. Kicking off the episode, Alex delves into how he got into market research. As you may suspect, it was an industry Alex kind of fell into. Alex then gets into some of his early journey within market research and how it led him to Behaviorally. Brian and Alex then discuss Behaviorally's evolution over the last six years since Alex joined the organization. He details how Behaviorally adopted a digital-first approach that has reshaped their operations, including helping productize their offerings. This clearly determined product stack is integral to their operations. Overall, Alex's strategic moves have streamlined processes and enhanced the company's ability to leverage behavioral data sets effectively. Alex also gives some advice around implementing the changes Behaviorally underwent. One of the most exciting prospects Alex discussed was the potential for AI to revolutionize market research. He talks about how Behaviorally has integrated AI into their offerings. He also shared his insights on how AI could evolve the way research is conducted, offering unprecedented efficiency and depth of analysis. As you listen, you'll hear Alex's passion for this topic. In the second half of the interview, Brian switches gears with Alex and brings back the 4 P's. Alex shared the personal elements that have contributed to his success. He spoke about the joy he finds in his work and the sense of purpose that fuels his daily efforts. Brian also learned about how Alex balances his personal and professional life, including the activities he does with his family in different seasons and the activities he commits time to for himself. This is a great conversation with one of the leaders in the industry! Thanks for tuning in. You can connect with Alex on LinkedIn here. To learn more about Behaviorally, visit their website at https://www.behaviorally.com/ We have just released the 2024 edition of our annual report on the online sample industry, The Sample Landscape. To stay ahead of the curve of what's going on in the online sample industry, be sure to download your copy now. Download Here: www.emi-rs.com/the-sample-landscape/ Did you miss one of our webinars or want to download some of our whitepapers and reports? You can find everything on our Resources page on our website here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the day when React Native 0.74 goes live, we give you an exclusive peek behind the scenes of this release. Tune in to an in-depth discussion on what React Native 0.74 brings to the table, from new features and promising enhancements to deprecated feature removals and changes. To discuss the ins and outs of the latest React Native version, as well as the recent improvements to the release process, Łukasz is joined by two members of the release crew: Hur Ali, who's also a member of the performance optimization team at Callstack, and Alex Hunt, an Engineer at Meta for the React Developer Experience team. Share your feedback on this episode ✨ https://forms.gle/16qp1AAooLhFB5Qi6 Need help with React Native? Get in touch with us

Professor Tim Tinsley prefers not to use the label of nuclear waste, instead referring to "legacy material". And it's not hard to see why, given the projects currently taking place to extract radionuclides from the material for use in pioneering treatments for cancer. It is also providing a new source of power and heat for spacecraft.Tinsley, Professor of Space Nuclear Power at the University of Leicester and Account Director for Space and Radioisotopes at the National Nuclear Laboratory in the UK, joins host Alex Hunt to give details on the life-saving and space-exploring projects and  explains what value there is hidden within what has long just been seen as a problem.With the promising early stage clinical trials, and the plans to provide power for a mission to Mars in 2028,  the newly discovered value in the legacy material is one of the factors which may be taken into account in plans for the safe longterm disposal of the material. There could yet be future discoveries that more of the material could become valuable in the years ahead, so, suggests Tinsley, being able to dispose of the material in a form that it is retrievable at minimal cost might be a good idea.Also this month, there is a report on the gathering of leaders and senior government representatives at the first-of-its-kind Nuclear Energy Summit in Brussels, including snippets of what the IAEA's Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi and co-host Belgian PM Alexander de Croo had to say. Plus Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban, French President Emmanuel Macron and COP29 host Azerbaijan's Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov. Key links to find out more:World Nuclear NewsLeaders commit to 'unlock potential' of nuclearNational Nuclear LaboratoryUniversity of LeicesterNuclear Energy SummitWNN Email newsletter:Sign up to the World Nuclear News daily or weekly news round-upsContact info:alex.hunt@world-nuclear.orgEpisode credit:  Presenter Alex Hunt. Co-produced and mixed by Pixelkisser Production 

The ambitious aim for NexGen Energy, is to be supplying 25% of the world's mined supply of uranium - and about 50% of the western world's mined supply - when its Rook 1 project in Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan, Canada starts production, says its CEO, President and founder, Leigh Curyer.He joins host Alex Hunt and Claire Maden to outline how he got into the industry and the decision to set up NexGen - and the good news that interrupted a Valentine's Day meal in 2014.As well as outlining the plans and likely timeline for the Rook 1 project - and further exploration in the area - Leigh also gives his thoughts on the global uranium market, and prospects more broadly for the nuclear energy sector in the coming years, including signs of a change of mood in his native Australia. The World Nuclear News reports this month are from Claire Maden, on India's growing nuclear energy plans, and Warwick Pipe, who covers the recent International Energy Agency's ministerial meeting communique recognising nuclear as one technology for achieving nergy security and decarbonisation.Key links to find out more:World Nuclear NewsNexGen EnergyIEA Ministerial Meeting recognises role of nuclear India to seek nuclear investors as Kakrapar units inaugurated Ministerial approval for NexGen uranium project mail newsletter:Sign up to the World Nuclear News daily or weekly news round-upsContact info:alex.hunt@world-nuclear.orgEpisode credit:  Presenter Alex Hunt. Co-produced and mixed by Pixelkisser Production 

This week the guy's reflect on a hard fought point at Morecambe but was David Artell's slight change of approach purposeful or forced upon him by injuries? They then discuss news of a new CEO in the form of Polly Bancroft, Alex Hunt's departure for York on loan and look ahead to a potentially season defining game against Forest Green Rovers next Saturday, with insight provided by Josh Evans from BBC Radio Gloucestershire. Can the Mariners find that elusive first win of 2024 and how does their “run in” compare to the other sides at the bottom? The lads finish this week's show with a look back at some of their favourite right wingers as they continue to compile their ‘Ultimate 21st Century XI'… head over to Twitter to cast your vote!Hosted and produced by Chris Mills with guests George Mann and Steve ClaybournGet in touch via Twitter - @VFTFindus or email - viewfromthefindus@gmail.comSupported by Message in a Bottle - www.miabcleethorpes.net or @miabcleethorpesIntro / Outro music - "Make It Last" by The Brightlights.Artwork - Search 'Andrew Robinson' on Etsy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We discuss the home draws with Dagenham & Redbridge and Oldham, react to the signings of Charlie Allen and Alex Hunt, and look ahead to the trip to Barnet. There's also in-depth coverage of the pigeon on the pitch.Timings: 01:54 Discussion of York City 1-1 Dagenham & Redbridge 21:15 Discussion of York City 1-1 Oldham Athletic 45:55 Talking points - 433 v 532, Sykes-Kenworthy, Charlie Allen nickname, Chadwick, where we'll find the points to stay up, Alex Hunt signing 1:00:51 Preview of Barnet (A) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The UK operations managing director of Newcleo, Andrew Murdoch, joins host Alex Hunt to discuss the prospects for the company's lead-cooled fast reactor. It has Italian roots and expanding operations in France, but he says the company has the ambitious target  of having 20 reactors in the UK by 2050.January saw EDF revise the schedule and projected budget for the Hinkley Point C project in the UK. Hear how Hinkley Point C managing director Stuart Crooks explained the revision in a message to staff, and also stressed the benefits likely to flow at the replica project at Sizewell C.There is also a round-up from World Nuclear News's Claire Maden of the raft of encouraging news from the uranium sector, fuelled by soaring spot prices and a generally positive outlook for nuclear power.Key links to find out more:World Nuclear NewsNewcleoEDF announces Hinkley Point C delay and rise in project costMining to resume at McClean LakeIAEA's Grossi's UN press conference on UkraineEmail newsletter:Sign up to the World Nuclear News daily or weekly news round-upsContact info:alex.hunt@world-nuclear.orgEpisode credit:  Presenter Alex Hunt. Co-produced and mixed by Pixelkisser Production 

Alex talks about his recent pronghorn hunt out West, and his whitetail hunts in Michigan.    Follow Alex: @east2westhunts_alex (also on GoWild) Follow East2West Hunts: @east2westhunts Check out the First Gen Hunter Website Follow First Gen Hunter Instagram: @first.gen.hunter GoWild: @Kent Boucher Facebook: @first.gen.hunter Follow The Hunt Fish Life: @hntfsh_life Follow Caleb: @calebleedrake (also on GoWild)   Support First Gen Hunter by shopping at the following partners: Spartan Forge East2West Hunts Use promo code: firstgen10 = 10% off any purchase Old Barn Taxidermy Tell Them The First Gen Hunter Podcast Sent You! Camofire Black Ovis My Medic AlienGear Holsters FORLOH MTN OPS Fox River Socks  

With the projected growth of nuclear projects over the coming decades, how will the supply chain in different parts of the world cope? EDF's Laurent-Olivier Coudeyre is chairman of World Nuclear Association's Supply Chain and Long-Term Operation Working Group, he joins us to outline how the supply chain works, the focus on quality, localisation and how it can develop in the future. We also hear from Nathan Paterson, the staff director of the association's working group, about some of the key themes from the recently published World Nuclear Supply Chain Report.Also in this edition, Claire Maden joins host Alex Hunt to report on developments in Canada where Bruce Power is getting the ball rolling for a potential Bruce C plant and Alberta is looking into the possible use of small modular reactors in its oil sands industry.Key links to find out more:World Nuclear NewsSupply Chain and Long-Term Operation Working GroupSupply chain must expand to meet new build plans, report warnsEmail newsletter:Sign up to the World Nuclear News daily or weekly news round-upsContact info:alex.hunt@world-nuclear.orgEpisode credit:  Presenter Alex Hunt. Co-produced and mixed by Pixelkisser Production

It was in 2003 that World Nuclear University was founded by World Nuclear Association, the International Atomic Energy Agency, World Association of Nuclear Operators and the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency,  with a mission to provide comprehensive leadership, communications and technical training to support the next generation of nuclear leaders.As it marks its 20th birthday, host Alex Hunt is joined by World Nuclear University (WNU)  director Isis Leslie to learn more about its work and also its exciting plans for the future. We also hear first-hand what the WNU experience is like from Estiner Katengeza, one of the fellows at this year's Summer Institute, which was held in Japan. In the World Nuclear News round-up Claire Maden reports on developments in Niger and considers the impact on the uranium sector, Warwick Pipe reports on the start of the discharge of treated water from Fukushima and there is also a report on the good news out of the USA from Vogtle. Key links to find out more:World Nuclear NewsWorld Nuclear UniversityWNU Alumni on LinkedinEmail newsletter:Sign up to the World Nuclear News daily or weekly news round-upsContact info:alex.hunt@world-nuclear.orgEpisode credit:  Presenter Alex Hunt. Co-produced and mixed by Pixelkisser Production 

The annual World Nuclear Performance Report has all the statistics and numbers anyone interested in the nuclear energy sector could possibly want. It breaks down the performance of reactors across the world by type, by age and by country. The author behind it is World Nuclear Association's Jonathan Cobb, who joins us to discuss this year's findings.As well as explaining the reason why some parts of the world saw a small decline in nuclear energy output in 2022, he has a bundle of fascinating stats - including those which suggest the oldest reactors, ie over 50 years old,  are more than matching the performance of the newer and younger ones. In the July World Nuclear News round-up Claire Maden covers a bundle of good news stories from Canada, Warwick Pipe reports on developments in France and Poland, while host Alex Hunt hears from UK Energy Security and Net Zero Secretary Grant Shapps as he launched Great British Nuclear, the arms-length organisation intended to help the country hit its target of 24 GW of nuclear by 2050. Key links to find out more:World Nuclear NewsWorld Nuclear Performance Report 2023Great British NuclearEmail newsletter:Sign up to the World Nuclear News daily or weekly news round-upsContact info:alex.hunt@world-nuclear.orgEpisode credit:  Presenter Alex Hunt. Co-produced and mixed by Pixelkisser Production 

The French nuclear giant EDF and its partners have been working on their Nuward small nuclear reactor and have now spun the operation into a subsidiary company.  Renaud Crassous, president of Nuward joins us to discuss its plans and timelines, and explains why the decision to set up a subsidiary company was taken.During a wide-ranging interview Crassous talks about the pioneering early design regulatory review being jointly carried out by regulators in three countries, and explains why the aim is for Nuward to be 'Europe's SMR' rather than just a French one.April has been a busy month for World Nuclear News's Warwick Pipe and Claire Maden who join host Alex Hunt to report on Germany exiting the nuclear energy scene as its last three nuclear reactors were shut down in the middle of the month. Plus, on a brighter note, they also explain the significance just a few days later of a ceremony held to inaugurate the Akkuyu nuclear power plant, as Turkey officially joined the league of nations with nuclear energy capacity. And there's time too for some positive news from Finland and its Olkiluoto 3 EPR.Key links to find out more:World Nuclear NewsNuwardA guide: The end of Germany's nuclear powerPresidents address ceremony inaugurating Turkey's first nuclear plantTVO accepts Olkiluoto EPR ahead of commercial operationEmail newsletter:Sign up to the World Nuclear News daily or weekly news round-upsContact info:alex.hunt@world-nuclear.orgEpisode credit:  Presenter Alex Hunt. Co-produced and mixed by Pixelkisser Production 

The OECD Nuclear Energy Agency released a report in March which it described as the first publicly available international data on gender balance in the nuclear sector. Claire Maden reports on the report's key findings (that there's still a long way to go to boost female representation in the sector) and also on what NEA Director General William D Magwood IV and Fiona Rayment, chair of the NEA's Gender Balance Task Group had to say about the situation. The need to encourage more women into the nuclear sector is an issue returned to in an interview with Corhyn Parr, CEO of Nuclear Waste Services, who says her own experience has shown it is a great career choice. She also tells host Alex Hunt that with the expansion of nuclear in the coming years and the need to hit net zero targets, the sector needs to be able to attract and welcome the most talented people from across society.Parr also discusses progress made on the UK's plans for a Geological Disposal Facility. The aim is to narrow the current shortlisted areas down to two options by 2026, with the longer-term timescale looking at an operating start in 2050. The European Union's member states have been split over the position of nuclear energy within its sustainability framework and green taxonomy. Those differences are continuing with the EU's Net Zero Industry Act - Andrei Goicea, policy director for Nucleareurope, explains what the act is, what place nuclear has in it at the moment, and what happens next.  In the news round-up World Nuclear News's Warwick Pipe reports on the contrasting nuclear energy developments taking place in Taiwan and South Korea.Key links to find out more:World Nuclear NewsNEA: Gender Balance in the Nuclear SectorNucleareuropeNuclear Waste ServicesEmail newsletter:Sign up to the World Nuclear News daily or weekly news round-upsContact info:alex.hunt@world-nuclear.orgEpisode credit:  Presenter Alex Hunt. Co-produced and mixed by Pixelkisser Production

Hi, I'm Priscilla McKinney, CEO and Momma Bird here at Little Bird Marketing and I'm a St. Patrick's Day birthday! Everyone wants to party on my birthday and have fun. I am a fun person - very outgoing and funny (if you agree, please call one of my kids and let them know). But people often think I am a people person. I'm really not. I'm a “my kind of people” person. What I mean by that is I like people who are overtly helpful, bring energy into the room, give without thinking of getting and don't take themselves too seriously. I love this industry and have met so many colleagues who have become friends - like really good friends. I had a lot of friends before I got into this industry, but I made room for more. Do you see how much fun I'm having and want to be a part of it? Good news! In this episode I scrap the rules, call my bestie, Sarah Kotva and gossip about people in the industry. It's all good and you'll have a great time. So grab a glass of wine with us and let us introduce you to people you HAVE TO KNOW in market research. Then, go forth and connect with them online. You'll laugh, you'll cry, and you'll be in on all the jokes! Let's do this! Cheat sheet: Sarah Kotva https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahkotva/ Patrick Olszowski https://www.linkedin.com/in/patrickolszowski/ Ivka Markovic https://www.linkedin.com/in/ivka-markovic/ Aryn O'Donnell https://www.linkedin.com/in/arynodonnell/ Adam Dietrich https://www.linkedin.com/in/adam-dietrich/ James Endersby https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamesendersby/ Adam Jolley https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamjolley/ Alex Hunt https://www.linkedin.com/in/alex-hunt-540ba910/ Vivek Bhaskaran https://www.linkedin.com/in/vivekbhaskaran/ Cynthia Harris https://www.linkedin.com/in/cdharris/ Michaela Gascon https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelagascon/ Lisa Wilding-Brown https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisawildingbrown/ Bob Quesreshi https://www.linkedin.com/in/bobqureshi/ Ryan Barry https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryan-barry-8354036/ Dominic Carter https://www.linkedin.com/in/dominiccarterjapan/ Ted Pulsifer https://www.linkedin.com/in/tedpulsifer/ Dexter Chew https://www.linkedin.com/in/dexterchewtoronto/ Pravin Shekar https://www.linkedin.com/in/pravinshekaroutliermarketer/ Tony Cheevers https://www.linkedin.com/in/tonycheevers/ Jamin Brazil https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaminbrazil/ Kristin Luck https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristinluck/ Sandy Casey https://www.linkedin.com/in/sandy-casey-a3aa702/ Leigh Caldwell https://www.linkedin.com/in/leighcaldwell/

Alex Hunt is a Canadian abstract artist with a flair for bold, well-constructed colour palettes and elaborate compositions. Alex's love for colour and working with acrylics as her chosen medium stems from her longstanding background as a magazine Fashion Editor. This has enriched her talent and technique evident in her colour combinations, exquisite layering and spontaneous brush strokes. Her artwork evokes joy reflective of her positive and playful personality. Intuition and raw emotion make up the layers and texture in her artworks creating a visual delight for her clients to love and adore in their homes. Learn more about the artist. Learn more about the podcast.

Brandon Munro, CEO of Bannerman Energy, joins us to consider the impact on the uranium and wider nuclear sector of the Russia-Ukraine war as it continues into a second year. Munro sees a bright future for the uranium sector and also talks about the prospects for an expansion of nuclear in Africa and why he sees the Cameco-Westinghouse deal as a good thing, and one which gives more backing for the idea of nuclear energy being part of green taxonomies.And what about those people who are opposed to nuclear energy? Is it possible to change minds? Munro, who has around 20,000 followers on Twitter (@brandon_munro) says that conversations are key - in his experience once people know the facts they tend to be in favour.Never before has one country's military occupied another country's nuclear power plants. World Nuclear News's Claire Maden joins host Alex Hunt to recap a timeline of some of the key events. Key links to find out more:World Nuclear NewsBannerman EnergyIAEA report on Nuclear Safety, Security and Safeguards in UkraineEmail newsletter:Sign up to the World Nuclear News daily or weekly news round-upsContact info:alex.hunt@world-nuclear.orgEpisode credit:  Presenter Alex Hunt. Co-produced and mixed by Pixelkisser Production

What can be done to improve the process of getting approval for new nuclear in different countries? If a reactor, for example a small modular reactor, is approved in one country, can that help to speed up the process in a different country? Jay Wileman is president and CEO of GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy so is well placed to outline what the issues are for companies such as his, which is currently in the process of  getting approvals from multiple countries for the BWRX-300 SMR. Wileman is a key figure in World Nuclear Association's Cooperation in Reactor Design Evaluation and Licencing Group, better known as the CORDEL working group, which focuses on the benefits and means of achieving a worldwide convergence of reactor safety standards and approaches to licensing reactor designs. Doing so would have big cost savings and allow much faster adoption of nuclear energy in different countries. Joint CORDEL programme leader, Ronan Tanguy, joins us to explain how the group works, and sets out some specific goals.  It has been a busy start to the year and World Nuclear News's Warwick Pipe and Claire Maden join host Alex Hunt to discuss the positive nuclear policy changes in countries stretching from Sweden to South Korea, and also outline expectations of as many as 10 reactor start-ups scheduled for 2023. There is also an update on the US strategic reserve of domestically produced uranium.Key links to find out more:World Nuclear NewsCORDEL: Different Interpretations of Regulatory RequirementsGE Hitachi Nuclear EnergyEmail newsletter:Sign up to the World Nuclear News daily or weekly news round-upsContact info:alex.hunt@world-nuclear.orgEpisode credit:  Presenter Alex Hunt. Co-produced and mixed by Pixelkisser Production

In the late 90s, the little town of Tulia, Texas, was up to its ass in drugs. At least, that's what the local sheriff thought. So he hired a guy named Tom Coleman to work as an undercover narcotics agent. What Tom discovered was truly unbelievable. As it turned out, the little town of approximately 5,000 people was home to *at least* 46 drug dealers. On top of that, the drug dealers in this economically depressed community dealt oodles of powder cocaine! Oh, and guess what?? Even though Tulia had a pretty small Black community, almost every single drug dealer that Tom encountered was Black! What are the odds??? Thanks to Tom's undercover work, authorities arrested 46 people on drug charges. But Tom hadn't worn a wire during these drug buys. Nothing was videoed or photographed. He hadn't even worked alongside another undercover agent. Hell, he hadn't even written his notes on a notepad. He'd written every pertinent detail about those drug deals on his leg.  Then Brandi tells us about the murder of Ingrid Lyne. Indrid was a newly divorced, busy mom. She shared three daughters with her ex-husband, Phillip, and she worked as a nurse at Seattle's Swedish Medical Center. She'd just recently begun online dating. Through an app, she met John Charlton. John seemed like a nice enough guy, so Ingrid went out with him a few times. But on the morning after Ingrid went to a Seattle Mariners game with John, her friends and family couldn't get a hold of her.  And now for a note about our process. For each episode, Kristin reads a bunch of articles, then spits them back out in her very limited vocabulary. Brandi copies and pastes from the best sources on the web. And sometimes Wikipedia. (No shade, Wikipedia. We love you.) We owe a huge debt of gratitude to the real experts who covered these cases. In this episode, Kristin pulled from: “Tulia drug bust of 1999,” by Alex Hunt for the Texas State Historical Association “The color of justice,” by Nate Blakeslee for the Texas Observer “Tulia Texas: Scenes from the drug war,” documentary  “Racist arrests in Tulia, Texas,” ACLU.org “Tulia 46: Impacts 20 years later,” by Mari Salazar for Everything Lubbock.com “Prosecutor in Tulia case says he'll show Coleman lied,” Associated Press, Jan 12 2005 “Former Tulia drug agent guilty of one perjury count,” Associated Press, Jan 15 2005 “Tulia saga still a wound unhealed for some,” Associated Press, July 22, 2009 Crime stories episode, “Miscarriage of justice in Tulia Texas,”  “Tulia,Texas” ABC News 20/20 video on YouTube 60 Minutes clips on YouTube In this episode, Brandi pulled from: “Ingrid Lyne” chillingcrimes.com “The Murder of Ingrid Lyne” by Kylie, It's Crime O Clock Somewhere “Date With The Devil” episode Sex and Murder “Man Who Found Dismembered Remains of Wash. Mom in Trash Can Recounts Horrific Discovery” by Harriet Sokmensuer, People “Man pleads guilty to killing, dismembering Renton mother of 3” by Steve Miletich, The Seattle Times “Grisly details revealed in murder of Renton mom; suspect claimed he was too drunk to remember, prosecutors say” by Brandi Kruse, Janet Kim, Hana Kim, and Steve Kiggins, Fox13 News “'When he walks, Ingrid won't': Man sentenced for dismembering Renton nurse” by Lynsi Burton, SeattlePI.com YOU'RE STILL READING? My, my, my, you skeezy scunch! You must be hungry for more! We'd offer you some sausage brunch, but that gets messy. So how about you head over to our Patreon instead? (patreon.com/lgtcpodcast). At the $5 level, you'll get 40+ full length bonus episodes, plus access to our 90's style chat room!  

We are joined by Urenco CEO Boris Schucht, a lifelong supporter and advocate for the energy transition who describes how he went back to his roots at the globally active uranium enrichment company. He talks about the role nuclear can play in hitting climate targets, how players in the fuel cycle can respond to current world events as well as meeting the needs of advanced and small modular reactors.In focus is Sweden, with World Nuclear Association's John Lindberg outlining the history and state of the country's nuclear sector as well as considering what impact there might be from the upcoming elections.In the News Briefing Warwick Pipe and Claire Maden join host Alex Hunt to review the past month's nuclear developments, including the progress at Barakah 3, industry developments in Poland, NEI's Maria Korsnick's optimism for future demand and a new report on nuclear power's green credentials.   Key links to find out more:World Nuclear NewsUrencoWNA: Nuclear Power in SwedenContact info:alex.hunt@world-nuclear.orgEpisode credit: Co-produced and mixed by Pixelkisser Production

The President of the Canadian Nuclear Association, John Gorman, joins us to talk about the prospects for nuclear energy in Canada, SMRs, green bonds, his experience switching from renewables to the nuclear sector, and how both can work together to tackle climate change. Our In Focus is on China, with World Nuclear Association's Francois Morin talking through the country's seven decades of nuclear history, the rapid expansion currently taking place and the plans for even more to come.Reviewing the past month's nuclear news, Warwick Pipe and Claire Maden join host Alex Hunt to consider how the various recent elections might impact the nuclear industry, as well as the key takeaways from the World Nuclear Fuel Cycle conference. Key links to find out more:World Nuclear NewsCanadian Nuclear AssociationWNA: Nuclear Power in ChinaContact info:alex.hunt@world-nuclear.orgEpisode credit: Co-produced and mixed by Pixelkisser Production

“You can look at so many people around the world and get inspiration”” on the Daily Grind, your weekly goal-driven podcast. This episode features Kelly Johnson and special guest Alex Hunt! Hunt is a New Zealand native tennis player. Born with only one arm, he made his mark in Division I tennis at St. Mary's College of California before finding his way into the pro ranks. S4 Episode 1: 05/17/2022 Featuring Kelly Johnson with Special Guest Alex Hunt Audio Credit Intro: Draw The Line Mastered by Connor Christian Follow Our Podcast: Instagram: @dailygrindpod https://www.instagram.com/dailygrindpod/ Twitter: @dailygrindpod https://www.twitter.com/dailygrindpod Podcast Website: https://direct.me/dailygrindpod Follow Our Special Guest: Alex Hunt Instagram: @thealexhunt_ https://www.instagram.com/thealexhunt_/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dailygrindpod/support

Director General of World Nuclear Association, Sama Bilbao y León, joins us for the first World Nuclear News monthly podcast. She sets out the opportunities and challenges facing the nuclear sector. John Lindberg separates fact and fiction when it comes to radiation, and Warwick Pipe and Claire Maden join host Alex Hunt to discuss what has been making the nuclear news during April.Key links to find out more: World Nuclear NewsWorld Nuclear AssociationIs Radiation Safe? A WNA briefing paperContact info:alex.hunt@world-nuclear.orgEpisode credit: Co-produced and mixed by Pixelkisser Production

In this episode we are delighted to be joined by Alex Hunt, the main man behind the GRINGOS FC a famous Sunday league team from Somerset, UK. Alex talks about life at grassroots level, the ups, downs and everything in between. We talk about football kits and the stunning design culture gripping the football universe which is demonstrated on GRINGOS kits. As always we ask our guest about football in general and as Alex is a huge Tottenham fan we discuss spurs too. All in all a great listen and one not too miss for the football purist !! Enjoy ! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week's episode of the Tennis.com Podcast features Alex Hunt, a young man who continues to smile in the face of adversity. Hunt, who was born with one arm, chased his tennis dreams and attacked life with the same ferocity he uses in his favorite sport. In this chat with Kamau Murray, you'll hear the native New Zealander discuss how his family support kept him positive, the coaching and friendship influences that pushed him forward, and how his own resourcefulness has led him to defy the odds on the court. And don't miss Kamau Murray's thoughts on the Novak Djokovic drama in Australia, and whether it is finally Ashleigh Barty's time to conquer her home country's slam. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the Our Best Behavior Podcast, Alex Hunt, CEO of Behaviorally, joins us to discuss the technology disruption improving insights, why the human element will always be critical, and what Behaviorally is investing in for 2022 and onward. The Our Best Behavior Podcast is hosted by Matt Salem (Senior Vice President, Client Development).

The EMEA Recruitment podcast was pleased to welcome Alex Hunt, Divisional Finance Director at IMI Hydronic Engineering in Switzerland.  “Hire for talent, because that talent will get up to speed, even if they don't have experience right away; their talent and driven will make up for that.”  Alex spoke to Paul Toms from his office, where he has been working flexibly during the COVID-19 pandemic. It's an approach that has worked well for IMI, which has seen high, “if not higher”, productivity levels than pre-pandemic.  Alex reveals how his team has bridged the gap between remote working and having those impromptu chats in the office. It's something that he feels everyone is still learning to do, but has enjoyed the slightly more comical moments along the way.  Despite his career success, Alex doesn't feel that his journey is complete. He's been loyal to companies during his career, but has always rotated roles and geographies, taking opportunities to develop himself. It's a mindset that came from moving a lot as a child and having a clear career path, defined through work with his mentors. Alongside his drive, Alex is humble enough to share the areas that are not his specialty. His advice for filling the gaps in his team? Hire for talent. He feels that an individual's talent and drive will make up for any lack of experience. Nevertheless, Alex reveals how making the wrong hire can have “huge reputational damage” and destroy trust within an organisation. At IMI, Alex has been working on the company's approach to business intelligence (BI) and data. Although he's looking for professionals who can leverage digital, he also believes that the business needs a strong foundation in controls and accounting. Being honest, open and frank with his team is the “only way to operate”, according to Alex, who also learnt from a mentor that a good sense of humour ensures you stay humble.  We end the conversation with Alex's latest book recommendation. Although it pushes him into an “uncomfortable space”, he's planning ahead for the business of the future.  If you're looking for a particular part of the episode, please use the timestamps below: 01:17: How flexibility has worked for IMI02:46: The impact of COVID-19 on Alex 04:20: How to foster a personal connection remotely10:14: A funny Teams call moment11:54: Does Alex feel he has “made it”?15:35: Taking up opportunities in your career19:00: “Change is alright”21:33: Hiring the best talent into your team24:20: Why Alex chose Finance26:17: How IMI is preparing for BI & Data29:21: The skills needed for the future of Finance31:37: The huge reputational cost of the wrong hire34:16: How Alex remains authentic36:52: The mentors and books that have shaped Alex 41:32: Connect with Alex    If you'd like to connect with Alex, you can find him on LinkedIn.    The EMEA Recruitment podcast is brought to you in partnership with Operation Smile, an international medical charity that provides life-changing surgery to children and adults with cleft lip and palate. If you'd like to find out how you can support this cause, please visit: emearecruitment.com/operation-smile   This episode was hosted by Paul Toms, Founder of EMEA Recruitment, and Rose Jinks, our Senior Marketing Executive. More information about our professional services recruitment can be found on our website: https://www.emearecruitment.com/  You can also follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/emea-recruitment-limited/  If you'd like to connect with Paul, you can find him on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paultoms/  You can also follow him on Twitter: https://twitter.com/paul_toms    If you have any feedback on the EMEA Recruitment podcast, please contact Rose: rose.jinks@emearecruitment.com     #emearecruitment #emearecruitmentpodcast #alexhunt #finance #switzerland #paultoms #operationsmile

On the hunt in California with Master of Wine, Alex Hunt! An English Master of Wine visits California wine country, seeking great wines to share with adventurous Londoners.Episode Wine Offer: 20% off for everyone, 30% off for WS & JCB members - Offer ends "Sunday at midnight"Shop Now: https://my.boissetcollection.com/products/catalog/sale-1005

No league game this weekend due to international call-ups (mainly for Sunderland) but we did have a game in mid-week to talk about in the pizza cup. We also talk to Alex Hunt about the absolute worldly that he scored in injury infront of the Grimsby fans at the weekend in a 4-3 thriller... as well as listening to all the superlatives that Cokey could throw at him. Not only that but we were also joined by fans Paul and Gem who joined in with the discussions. Enjoy. Patreon link - www.patreon.com/wtidpodOnce again, thank you for listening and if you enjoyed it then leave a rating.Make sure you hit subscribe so you're notified about all the new episodes as soon as they go live.Follow us over on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram by searching for @WTIDPOD.twitter.com/wtidpodfacebook.com/wtidpodinstagram.com/wtidpod See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Full transcript and show notes at 100CEOProject.com This concludes Season 1 of the 100 CEO Project Podcast To become a guest next season: https://www.100ceoproject.com/become-a-100-ceo Follow us on LinkedIn and Facebook. Hosted by: Laurie Pillow, Andrea Spirov Writing and research: Laurie Pillow, Andrea Spirov Edited by: Laurie Pillow Produced by: Laurie Pillow, Andrea Spirov

Alex Hunt is a music teacher in Wisconsin. After growing up doing theatre in Peoria with shows like Joseph and The Jungle Book (Sarah and Alex's first show together) he attended VanderCook in Chicago and became a music teacher. Whenever he can, he does theatre in the Peoria area and also currently runs competitive theatre at Dunlap High School with his mom. Peoria audiences have seen Alex in shows like Ragtime, Newsies, and Something Rotten. You can even watch Alex play video games on Twitch! Today on Peoria Theatre People, Alex and Sarah discuss Alex's love of escape rooms, teaching music, Alex's experience in the Macy's Day Parade, his time at VanderCook, working with closely his mom Robin, and they nerd out about music theory.Thanks for listening to Peoria Theatre People! Don't forget to rate leave a review, and hit subscribe!Alex's Twitch stream: Twitch.tv/alephuntPeoria Theatre People Social Media Peoria Theatre People websitePeoria Theatre People InstagramPeoria Theatre People TwitterPeoria Theatre Facebook

Welcome to the inaugural podcast episode of Behaviorally presents Our Best Behavior! Our CEO, Alex Hunt, breaks down the motivation and strategy behind PRS IN VIVO USA re-launching as Behaviorally and our new promise to drive our clients' shopper growth in today's omnichannel world. Podcast hosted by Matt Salem (Vice President, Client Development)

Ponderings from the Perch frequently highlights a need in the marketing and market research industries for dynamic change to meet the growing digital needs of brands. In this episode, host and Momma Bird Priscilla McKinney and Alex Hunt, CEO of Behaviorally discuss an exciting rebrand which accentuates a digital-first strategy for Behaviorally.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Antonio & Larry converse in conversation with the do it all "Business Savvy" Alex Hunt who has words of wisdom that can benefit all of us. Alex Hunt has lots of experience with the real estate game and is in the process of developing a new wav real estate website to make it easier to buy a home. Hunt is looking to gain big profits from the real state market during the Covid 19 pandemic.  Find him on Facebook under Alex Red Hunt/ business page is RealtorPro, on Instagram at RealtorPro.homes and of course on the website, type RealtorPro.homes.   --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week is a very special episode we have Alex Hunt and Lucas Myer debating out all the hottest topics in politics. To be fair we don't want to declare a winner and let you decide on your own.... But it was Alex. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The ACP is still in comic shop mode this week, and they're joined by Alex of Strange Apparitions to talk about the unique challenges of running a small comic book store, how they got started, delivering comics during a pandemic and more. Theres also plenty of comic book talk, great stuff to check out and as always great indie comic recommendations for you as well! Great stuff to check out this week - Strange Apparitions, Contacting Strange Apparitions for Orders, Descending Outlands, I was a Teenage Swipebag, Alexis Zerat, Nighthunters, Savage Dragon, Erik Larsen, Magnetic Press, Megahex, Simon Hanselman, Xira, Deadly Class, Rick Remender, Wes Craig CLICK HERE TO GET COPIES OF OUR ANTHOLOGY - AWESOME COMICS Let us know what you think! Email: awesomecomicspod@gmail.com  Join the discussion today at our facebook group Awesome Comics Talk Check out the folks who sponsor this lil show - the mighty folks at Comichaus! If you love our Intro/Outro music, then check out the brilliant Chad Fifer and more of his musical badassery at www.chadfifer.bandcamp.com

Alex Hunt MW is a scholar and philosopher of wine. Thoughtful and lucid in his notions around wine quality and assessment, Alex attempts to divorce the elusiveness of objectivity from the prevalence of subjectivity by defining the aesthetic fundamentals that all great wine's - or any drinks, for that matter - ought to aspire to acquire, if they are, indeed, to be termed great... --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fermenting-place/support

A weekly look at all things Sheffield Wednesday - news, views, boardroom politics and the all important performances on the pitch. Bringing some levity to life as a Wednesdayite, enjoying the highs and only occasionally wallowing in the lows.We're only two weeks away from the 2020/2021 season kicking off away to Walsall so we catch up on the signings of coaches and players, the written report from the EFL hearing and the fixture list too.Look after yourselves folks.www.differentgravypod.co.uk Song Lyrics:Wednesday's got me so torn upWednesday what the whatStarting from below the bottomLooking up at Drake, where he got goingNo Degrassi kick, we look to youthIzzy, Fizzy, Chey, they are the proofWednesday's got me so torn upWednesday what the whatHere's to another season, Different GravyStick with us y'all, come what maybe

Listen to Brendan Willett and Alex Hunt talk about the Patrick Mahomes MASSIVE deal and what it could leave the QB market looking like. Along with the BIG 10 and ACC announcing they will only have in games in conference.

Major League Baseball is Back! Back! Back! Listen to our host's Brendan Willett, Clifford Horner, and guest host Alex Hunt discuss their preseason Cy Young and MVP picks. Instagram: @kickbacksportstalk

A mixed week for The Owls with a win at Bristol City before defeat at home to West Brom on Wednesday night. We take a look at the talking points from both games. Plus the big question - is Alex Hunt in line for his first starting place? We chat about the players who've left S6 this week, and reflect on the news some players haven't received their full pay. And as ever, we talk to Garry Monk ahead of Sunday's trip to his old stomping ground, Swansea. Thank you to our Gold supporter, Tyto Law: https://www.tytolaw.co.uk/ (https://www.tytolaw.co.uk/) Check out our Gold supporter, Low 6: https://low6.co.uk/ (https://low6.co.uk/) Contact us on Twitter: @DomAndJames @DomHowson @JamesMarriott Please subscribe to get Singing The Blues every week; just head to singingtheblu.es/listen UTO. Support this podcast

In this episode, Ryan is joined by four of his WT colleagues: Dr. Alex Hunt, Dr. Tim Bowman, Dr. Ashley Pinkham, and Dr. Christopher Macaulay. Together we discuss Sarah Smarsh’s bestselling 2018 book Heartland: A Memoir of Working Hard and Being Broke in the Richest Country on Earth. Smarsh was born in 1980 and grew up poor in southern Kansas, the daughter of generations of wheat farmers on one side and generations of teenage mothers on the other. Her memoir, a National Book Award finalist, reads as a corrective to the mystification of the struggles of the rural working-class in America. It is also a rhetorically complex work of literature, written as a letter to the unconceived daughter Smarsh promises herself she will never deliver into a life of poverty. The episode begins with a discussion of the panelists’ initial reactions, both critical and celebratory, followed by a more focused discussion in which they draw on their unique perspectives as scholars of literary studies, history, developmental psychology, and political science. Over the course of the conversation, we talk about a range of issues, from where the book fits into the tradition of Great Plains literature, to what it says about rural America’s ambivalent relationship with the two-party political system, to how we might imagine using this book in a college classroom in the Texas Panhandle.

Saturday afternoon with beers in hand we chatted about how both the guys got to the places they are at the moment in their careers. Both local lads who I grew up with in Nelson. It's awesome to see how far these lads have come and i'm excited for whats next! If you haven't heard of these guys yet check them out because they are both about to do some really exciting things in coming years. Appreciate your time boys!

How wine supplier Berkmann is tearing up the rule book to help stricken restaurants – and buying director Alex Hunt reveals his other passion by sharing tracks from his latest (brilliant) album Closing Ceremony. We unwrap some snazzy new glasses from Jancis Robinson to taste Prosecco, Gruner Veltliner, Gredos Grenache, Ozzie Syrah and Barolo from the Help4Hospitality line-up. Plus, Susie has a confession…

Hey there! Welcome to the Student Life in Labs podcast hosted by Farah Francis and Alex Hunt. We discuss daily life in research labs (biomedical sciences field) and the latest news in the biomedical sciences world.

Homenagem ao Dia do DJ, que se comemora Dia 9 de março Alex Hunt & Ale Portillo compartilhe com seus amigos Download for free on The Artist Union

Homenagem ao Dia do DJ, que se comemora Dia 9 de março Alex Hunt & Ale Portillo compartilhe com seus amigos Download for free on The Artist Union

Homenagem ao Dia do DJ, que se comemora Dia 9 de março Alex Hunt & Ale Portillo compartilhe com seus amigos Download for free on The Artist Union

We’re back with some double-action goodness! In the first section, we talk about the second Big FAQ. New reserves rules, changes to command point regeneration, a change to flying units, […]

What do you do when you only have two hosts available? You grab two fantastic painters and you talk hobby! On this episode, we’re joined by Alex Hunt and Danny […]

A conversation with Alex Hunt, the director of the Center for the Study of the American West at West Texas A&M University. A student of Panhandle history, Dr. Hunt is fascinated by Amarillo's connection with the West and the American frontier. We discuss everything from ranching and local hiking trails to how Amarillo's refugee population today compares to the original pioneers in the 1800s. This episode is sponsored by ROI Online and Amarillo National Bank.

En este tercer capítulo, el objetivo es conocer historias que evidencien las diferentes sensaciones que tuvieron algunos tenistas luego de conseguir el primer punto ATP de sus carreras. El recorrido de este podcast comenzará en Nueva Zelanda donde conoceremos a Alex Hunt, quien hace unos meses se convirtió en el primer tenista discapacitado en obtener un punto ATP. Después haremos una escala en España, donde nos espera Nicolás Álvarez Varona, también conocido como el tenista más joven de la historia en ganar un punto del ranking profesional. Seguiremos sumando millas viajando hasta Buenos Aires, donde el argentino Santiago Maccio relatará por qué jugó 71 torneos durante cinco años hasta conseguir su preciado primer punto ATP. En la última parada del viaje nos aguarda un campeón de Copa Davis y un tenista extranjero que fue 5 del mundo, quienes conservan en su memoria la primera aparición en el ranking. Producido, conducido y editado por Julián Polo.

This week I welcome Alex Hunt back for 2017. We discuss the All Around World Cup, Japan Nationals, State results and the gymnast tool box! Sorry the audio from Alex's end is not great.

The future of insights is at IIeX. New ideas, new approaches, new faces - IIeX is all about the innovation and bold thinkers changing the face of our industry.

In the wake of the Brussels bombings, which attacked the heart of the European Union, we examine the history of the European Union and how this terrorist attack may affect its future.   Please support Congressional Dish: Click here to contribute with PayPal or Bitcoin; click the PayPal "Make it Monthly" checkbox to create a monthly subscription Click here to support Congressional Dish for each episode via Patreon Mail Contributions to: 5753 Hwy 85 North #4576 Crestview, FL 32536 Thank you for supporting truly independent media! Sound Clip Sources CNN: Donald Trump: Abdeslam would have talked 'a lot faster with the torture', March 23, 2016. Podcast Episode: The Rise of ISIS, PBS Frontline, June 8, 2015. Podcast Episode: Regime Change, Congressional Dish, November 22, 2015. Additional Reading Webpage: The history of the European Union, The European Union. Article: The UK's EU referendum: All you need to know by Brian Wheeler and Alex Hunt, BBC News, March 24, 2016. Article: 3 Suicide Bombers Identified in Brussels attacks; 4th suspect at large, Associated Press, March 23, 2016. Article: After Brussels Attack, Will Response Be More War or a Look at the Root Causes of Terrorism?, Democracy Now, March 23, 2016. Article: Brussels Attacks Rekindle Debate Over Airport Security by Nicola Clark and Ron Nixon, New York Times, March 23, 2016. Article: Brussels bombers included two brothers by Catherine Hardy, Reuters, March 23, 2016. Article: Poland Abandons Pledge to Shelter Refugees After Brussels Blasts by Marek Strzelecki, Bloomberg Business, March 23, 2016. Article: This is the man who is suspected of making the Brussels bombs by Adam Taylor, Washington Post, March 23, 2016. Article: What is it with Belgium and jihadis? by Del Crookes, BBC Newsbeat, March 23, 2016. Article: After Brussels, Europe's intelligence woes revealed by Nyshka Chandran, CNBC, March 22, 2016. Article: Hillary Clinton Says She Is the Only Candidate With a Plan to Defeat the Islamic State by Amy Chozick, New York Times, March 22, 2016. Article: In Aftermath of Brussels Attacks, Conservatives Call for Border Security by Melissa Quinn, The Daily Signal, March 22, 2016. Article: Saudi war for Yemen oil pipeline is empowering al-Qaeda, IS by Nafeez Ahmed, Middle East Eye, February 10, 2016. Book: The New Confessions of an Economic Hit Man by John Perkins, 2015. Official document: Outline of the counter-terrorism strategy for Syria and Iraq, with particular focus on foreign fighters, Council of the European Union, January 16, 2015. Article: British and US military 'in command room' for Saudi strikes on Yemen by Emma Graham-Harrison, The Guardian, January 15, 2016. Article: Ten years on and Poles are glad to call Britain home by Harriet Sherwood, The Guardian, April 26, 2014. Book: The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles, and Their Secret World War by Stephen Kinzer, 2013. Music Presented in This Episode Intro & Exit: Tired of Being Lied To by David Ippolito (found on Music Alley by mevio) Cover Art Design by Only Child Imaginations

Olá, caro ouvinte! Claquete em clima de trailer gringo! :O No programa desta semana contamos com a participação mais que especial de Alex Hunt, figuraça sensacional e voz-padrão da PlayArte e da Best. Conversamos -- e muito! -- sobre absolutamente tudo e quase que não deu tempo de falar sobre Perdido em Marte (a nova epopeia de Ridley Scott) e as estreias da semana. Ah sim! Também temos os Extras do Claquete, que você só escuta aqui no On Demand: o promissor The Witch, teorias da conspiração, dicas de filmes indianos e documentários sobre pesadelos! Quer dar sugestões, dicas ou simplesmente pedir CPF na nota? Fácil! Comente logo abaixo, mande uma mensagem pra gente no Facebook ou mande um e-mail para claquete@bestradiobrasil.com.

Olá, caro ouvinte! Claquete bom é aquele no qual xingamos o seu filme favorito! :D No programa desta semana com Julio Almeida e Leandro Fernandes falamos sobre tudo que deu errado com o novo filme do Quarteto Fantástico e as maiores bombas de todos os tempos, a participação especial de Bill Murray no novo filme dos Caça-Fantasmas, a possível volta de Um Amor de Família ("Married... with Children") no melhor spin-off do mundo e as estreias da semana. Ah sim! Também temos os Extras do Claquete, que você só escuta aqui no On Demand: o trailer de Os 8 Odiados, o primeiro James Bond negro e a volta de Um Maluco no Pedaço! Quer dar sugestões, dicas ou simplesmente mandar um abraço para Alex Hunt, a voz-padrão da PlayArte e da Best? Fácil! Comente logo abaixo, mande uma mensagem pra gente no Facebook ou mande um e-mail para claquete@bestradiobrasil.com.

Olá, caro ouvinte! No Claquete dessa semana teve até voz-padrão! :O No programa desta semana com Julio Almeida e Paulo Martini falamos sobre o filme autobiográfico da lutadora de MMA Ronda Rousey, o anúncio dos próximos lançamentos da Sony (que inclui The Dark Tower e novos Bad Boys), a nova tentativa da Warner de fazer um filme de Dungeons & Dragons que preste e as estreias da semana. Confira: Quer dar sugestões, dicas ou simplesmente mandar um abraço para Alex Hunt, a voz-padrão da PlayArte e da Best? Fácil! Comente logo abaixo, mande uma mensagem pra gente no Facebook ou mande um e-mail para claquete@bestradiobrasil.com.

A Garage Hour Reload worth loading: Garage hour unhinged!  Live from Hoptoberfest, the Garage Hour goons enjoy beer and pizza tasting at the Pizza Port's annual celebration, and roll around in a debate over Junior Seau's troubles and some prognostications regarding the Chargers' and Raiders' futures.  Then, it's all about beer and guns and BMW owners who can't park, as well as the need to try a handgun on before purchase, plus pork, scary things roaming around at the Texas/Mexico border, chimps attacking the police, the upcoming Strong Ale Festival, why rainy weather makes San Diegans something something, and why the public can be a dick. At one point, the 'Port's full-time brewing sublord and sometime cohost Boston Rich goes after background hecklers (hey, we don't like skaters either), while additional cohosts David Lozeau and Alex Hunt help Hostus Maximus Justin Fort debate the flaws in every skater's childhood.  Good times.

The Garage Hour goons join host Justin Fort to record their 2011 Christmas episode in Manzanita Brewing's tasting room.  Friends of the show and regular cohosts come along for the fun, including Gun Dave from Fine Firearms, brewmaster Garry Pitman from Manzanita, plus Black Ryan, Garrett the Subie Guy and Dr. Nick Riviera (with Alex Hunt on the boards).  It's a lively show, revelling in everything from beer, trucks, hunting, guns, LEGOs, tales of Christmas shopping and visits with the patrons of Manzanita's tasting room. Be sure to fast forward past the dead air at each ad break - it's a result of the live-to-tape format used to record a show on-site. jf