Podcast appearances and mentions of alex wilkie

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This interview is with Instagram expert Alex Wilkie. It's from the archives of my previous that failed. However, the interviews were still full of great gems. We talk about ways that you can grow your brand, your business, and your podcast. https://insideinsta.com (You can join Alex's Facebook Group: Inside Instagram)

En esta sesión contamos con la presentación de Alex Wilkie, Co-director del Centre for Invention and Social Process y Reader en Diseño y Ciencias Sociales de la Universidad de Goldsmiths, Reino Unido. En su charla titulada: «Investigación especulativa y futuros energéticos», revisó su aproximación a la investigación especulativa que fundamenta el libro coeditado por Wilkie Speculative Research: The Lure of Possible Futures (Routledge, 2017). Asimismo, Wilkie habló sobre cómo plasmar esa investigación especulativa en la práctica, revisando sus experiencias en el proyecto Energy Babble que pueden revisar más en detalle en este libro de acceso abierto: https://www.matteringpress.org/books/energy-babble Comentó la sesión Delfina Fantini, bióloga de la Universidad Católica de Chile, PhD en Diseño del Royal College of Art. Hoy trabaja en el Royal College of Art como profesora e investigadora en el departmento de Design Products e Information Experience Design en donde se ha especializado en indagar las tensiones entre lo «smart» y el diseño en la creciente industria de las Smart Homes y el Internet de las cosas.

Alex Wilkie is a mixed martial artist, instructor, and weapons expert. His book, The Adventures of Big Al: A Collection of Unbelievable Short Stories, is available now on Amazon. Find Alex at alexwilkiemma.com.

Hey guys and gals, what do you think about the beauty niche? One of the most popular not only on Instagram but on the whole social media world. Hundreds of new accounts are created every day so, you probably don’t want to test the competition, right? Well, our guest today is none other than THE Alex Wilkie, an IG Boss graduate who has built an empire on Instagram with his beauty account! He has reached 130 M organically in just 3 months… sounds unbelievable, huh? Don’t go anywhere if you want to learn just how he did this magic.

There is an interesting paradox with running in a competitive setting. I think we’ve all been there...on the bad end of a workout or race, or a season that just isn’t going well and you want nothing more than to pack it in and call it quits on running all together. But when it does come time for you to take a break, whether self imposed or otherwise, it only serves as a reminder of all the good things that come from stepping on the start line and all that comes before and after that moment. This week I have 2 guests who know those feelings all too well. Alex Wilkie got some brutal news last year that brought his running to a screeching halt...we talked about staying positive and maybe a comeback for this gutsy runner in the future. Also, we chatted with Emily Setlack, who took a step back from the sport when she seemed to be on the verge of a breakthrough a few years ago, she’s back in 2016 with a Canadian Half marathon and NACAC 10k championship to show for her comeback.

Cross country season is one of the best seasons. There is something to be said for races taking place on grueling landscapes, through scenic fall settings, watching as the spectators run from checkpoint to check point to jockey a better view at the runners as they pass by. Cross is a great place to test limits, give trial to new tactics, and perhaps make an error along the way as well. This week, we chat cross country, Sasha Gollish and Steve Boyd join me to debate whether the women’s race should be an equal distance to the mens race, but first Alex WIlkie talks about his season, running style, and Eastern Ontario dairy products.

Marie Cecile Anderson, Julie Polk, Mark Szlachetka and Alex Wilkie share stories about being bad fits.