Podcast appearances and mentions of andrew christie

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In this episode, Andrew Christie interviews Associate Professor Dr Vicki Karalis and Dr Kate Robb of the Marine Mammal Foundation, who give tremendous insights into the challenges posed by jet skis. A range of topics are covered, including threats to human health (to both the general public and the riders themselves) and noise pollution and the effects on the biota, particularly around marine mammals such as dolphins.

The lovely mermaid and aquatic scientist and educator Sheree Marris chats about her new book on Octopuses, and what it was like working with these incredible animals in a wide-ranging and fun interview with Andrew Christie.

Kenny Crawford is joined by Andy Newport of the Daily Record to reflect on a historic and eventful night for Kilmarnock and St Mirren in Europe. Killie fan Paul Montgomery gives his reaction to his side's 1-1 draw with Cercle Brugge while Saints supporter Andrew Christie discusses the Buddies' goalless game with Valur. We also have a special dispatch from Pie and Bovril founder Div MacDonald from Reykjavik. And, as if all that's not enough, the guys also find time to look ahead to what promises to be a dramatic conclusion to the League Cup group stage.

Andrew Christie, the director of Mets Player Development sits down at Clover Park, the Mets Spring Training facility to go over the prospects you DON'T hear about everywhere. Some of the players Andrew broke down include Branny De Oleo, Francisco Toledo, Stanley Consuegra, Nolan McLean , Luke Ritter, Rhylan Thomas, Juan Arnaud, and Wilson Lopez. 00:00- Coming up 00:33- Intro/ Who's Responsible 01:57- How much talent? 03:10- How it comes together 06:20- Misconceptions 09:16- Branny De Oleo 10:27 - Francisco Toledo 11: 55- Stanley Consuegra 13:10- Nolan McLean 14:55- Luke Ritter 18:15- Rhylan Thomas 20:17- Juan Arnaund 22:02 - Wilson Lopez 23:34- Marco Vargas/ Ronald Hernandez 26:07- Character Development 28:45- David Stearns 32:20- Regrets To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Connor Rogers and Joe DeMayo are back from Port St. Lucie for the latest episode of The Mets Pod presented by Tri-State Cadillac, as they welcome Mets pitching prospect Mike Vasil and Mets Director of Player Development Andrew Christie to the show, and also cover all the latest news out spring training. First up, Connor and Joe talk to Vasil about his development, being close to the big leagues, and adjustments he's making on the way to the majors. Later, Andrew Christie discusses the organization's methods and goals for developing players, the high character of the prospects acquired at the 2023 trade deadline, and some names to know of future players coming up through the system. Finally, the guys chat about spring training hot topics such as the health of Jeff McNeil, the state of the starting rotation, and the performances of Brett Baty and Mark Vientos so far, then wrap the show with a Mailbag question about a new idea for where Brandon Nimmo should hit in the batting order. Be sure to subscribe to The Mets Pod at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode, Andrew Christie interviews Morgan Ellis and Lucy Coals of Deakin University, who are discussing a range of topics, but mainly marine pests and seagrasses respectively, and they also delve into the exciting world of genetics.  

This episode is with Andrew Christie, a children's services professional who is held in the highest regard across the sector. He has been the Director of Children's services across three London councils (Tri-borough), a Department for Education appointed Commissioner supporting failing children's services and the Chair of the Birmingham Children's Trust. There are very few children's services professional who bring the level of experience and knowledge that Andrew does so it was a pleasure to discuss with him some of the current issues the sector is facing. We talked about what it was like bringing together the children's services from three different London Boroughs and the challenge of differing populations and needs as well as organisational cultures. But there are also benefits which can be gained such as reaching a critical mass for services such as fostering and how they were able to identify and adopt the best practices from each council across all three. Andrew and I discussed recent research from Pro Bono Economics which shows the worrying trend of spending on crisis response going way up while spending on early intervention is dropping through the floor. I ask Andrew what can be done about this within the funding constraint councils are currently subject to? The Mutual Ventures team are very lucky to be working with Andrew on a Department for Education programme focused on improving the recruitment and retention of foster carers. This is critical to the proper functioning of the wider social care system and we discuss the “relational” approach to foster carer recruitment and retention and how this more human focus is applicable more broadly across public service reform.

In this episode, Andrew Christie interviews Ashley Dungan and Laura Geissler for an interesting discussion on corals and the microbes that they co-exist with. This is an area that many people don't really think about, but is something that is crucial for some of the world's coral reef ecosystems. Ashley and Laura provide some very interesting commentary on their research and what it all means for the world's oceans.

In this episode, Andrew Christie interviews Amber Crittenden of the Marine Mammal Foundation. In all the time that Andrew has been conducting interviews in the studios in 3CR, this is definitely one of the best; Amber got her points across like a seasoned media performer as she delved into the fascinating world of delphinid acoustics and the underwater soundscapes. Enjoy this wonderful episode!

In this episode, Andrew Christie interviews Kellie Jackson, a member of NatureWest, Marine Care Point Cooke and now also Parks Victoria. We go into a range of topics that concentrate on the local area, and have a chat about some of the experiences and people that have led Kellie to where she is today.

The regenagri podcast is a platform for leading industry experts to explore the future of farming and the hot topics surrounding the global movement of regenerative agriculture. In episode 28, Rose Riley from Control Union UK, welcomes Michael Kavanagh, first-generation regenerative farmer and co-founder of the Green Farm Collective, and Andrew Christie, agronomist and agri-technologist at the James Hutton Institute, to discuss the biodiverse benefits of regenerative farming. This episode explores Michael's regenerative journey on his mixed arable and sheep 700ha farm in Shropshire, UK, over the last eight years and what inspired him and other likeminded award-winning regenerative farmers to create the Green Farm Collective. Andrew also shares findings from large-scale regenerative trials in Scotland, with a diverse range of arable crops, that have just completed a second six-year rotation and how the cost-benefit analysis is showing that regenerative farming can deliver public goods as well as close the yield gap over time. To learn more about our guests and follow their regenerative journeys and perspectives, visit the links below. Green Farm Collective Website https://www.greenfarmcollective.com/ Twitter @TheGreenFarmCo1 / @Churchfarmkav Facebook Green Farm Collective Instagram @thegreenfarmcollective James Hutton Institute Website https://www.hutton.ac.uk/ Twitter @JamesHuttonInst Facebook James Hutton Institute Instagram @jameshuttoninst LinkedIn James Hutton Institute

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Andrew Christie is a lecturer at Melbourne Polytechnic and is also president of the Landcare group Marine Care Point Cooke. We speak about what marine ecology actually is, aquatic weeds, and wetland environments.Zen out by watching some of the underwater videos of the marine life at Point Cooke on their Facebook page.Visit our website, where you'll find heaps of educational blog articles on the topics of pruning, plant biology, identification and much more.Follow us on Twitter, join our Facebook group and subscribe to our email list on our website so you can learn more and stay up to date with what we're doing.

Andrew Christie has worked as a senior photographer for Waves Magazine, had his shots published in Tracks Magazine and also had his videos and photos recognised on a global scale. In this episode you will get some insights into the changes that have occurred in the surf industry, what it takes to be a surf photographer/filmmaker and the challenges that arise in this competitive space. You will also hear about the surf camps that Andrew and his team would setup for the worldwide surf trips, the rad parties that surfers would have, and the selective approach that companies and magazines would have throughout his career as a surf photographer/filmmaker. Andrew also gives aspiring photographers and filmmakers key tips on how to stay relevant, passionate and financially stable throughout the process. Connect With Andrew on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chroniclesofchristie/ or through the Chronicles of Christie: https://www.chroniclesofchristie.com/ "Willy’s World" is the podcast/shock jock journey of Willy Biggs, A Former Freeskier And International Man Of Mystery. Listen on as this well connected loose-as-a-goose entrepreneur & content creator conducts compelling conversations with an extensive list of players from music, sports, cannabis, porn, science, art and culture, who are actively changing the course of history. Connect with Willy on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/willysworldpodcast/ or Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/willysworldaus --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today is day 1 of level 4 lockdown in South Africa. Here is Ps Andrew Christie from Willow Hill Vineyard Church, to bring you some hope and ask you a very important question today.

In this episode we chat to solicitor Sarah Brown from Ridley Hall Solicitors who specialises in all legal matters pertaining to adoption. We chat in relation to the reasons people resort to legal representation, such as challenging support plans or amending wills to name a couple. We take a little time before the interview to consider chat and set the interview up so bear with us. We also discuss Andrew Christie stepping down from the Adoption & Special Guardianship Leadership Board and argue over which one of us should apply as well as the issues that we look to consider in over the next few months on the podcast, mainly when things don't go as expected.  As always your views and thoughts are appreciated, you can contact the podcast through the usual routes and if you'd like to find out a little more the Adoption & Fostering Podcast's Facebook page is here, or our twitter feed here. Listen/subscribe on iTunes here Spotify here Google here  

Welcome to episode 3 of the Shimano Summer Series. Throughout this week we will be releasing a podcast each day which looks at the sport from a range of professions. This episode we sat down with Andrew Christie-Johnston to chat about; how he got into cycling, why he decided to start a cycling team, developing Richie Porte, and his opinion on athlete management.

We talk to Australian surf photographer Andrew Christie as we journey to a heavily localized secret spot.

Andrew Christie-Johnston, is he the guru of Aussie cycling? We talk development of talent like Richie Porte and Nathan Haas, as well as local issues in an in-depth interview with the IsoWhey Sports-SwissWellness director.

Andrew Christie and Carolyn Espenshade from Point Cook Marine Care talk more about awesome stingrays.

Andrew Christie talks all things rays this week! Who knew there was so much to know?

Summer viewing and reading has thrown up all sorts of questions for Crabb and Sales: Why are they more attached to Prince Phillip than they ever thought they would be? How can you turn shitty audio quality into a useful art form? Will they ever be able to go for a whole episode without mentioning Helen Garner? Plus should they write their own theme tune?The Crown - starring Claire Foy, Matt Smith, John LithgowHomecoming - Gimlet Media podcastCbeebies Bedtime Story - Tom HardyThe Encounter - directed by Simon McBurney, performed by Richard KatzLa La Land - starring Ryan Gossling and Emma StoneMovies in which Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone have Co-starred - via Pop SugarSingin' in the Rain - starring Gene Kelly, Debbie Reynolds and Donald O'ConnorJackie - starring Natalie PortmanFrost Nixon - starring Michael Sheen and Frank LangellaA Question of Leadership: Paul Keating, Political Fighter - by Michael Gordon. (1993 book now out of print, but held in a number of libraries plus some second hand shops.)Inauguration Day: A Bad Lip Reading of Donald Trump's Inauguration - via YouTubeThe Netherlands welcomes Trump in his own words - via YouTubeLife Accordion to Trump : Huw Parkinson - via YouTubeRoom to Read - 2017 Sydney Wine GalaMonkey Grip - by Helen GarnerLeft Luggage - by Andrew Christie (or via https://paintingthebridge.com/)A Girl in Time - by John BirminghamPostcards from the Edge - by Carrie FisherPostcards from the Edge - starring Meryl Streep and Shirley MacLaineAfter - by Nikki Gemmell (publication date: March 2017)Black Mirror - starring Bryce Dallas Howard, Alice Eve, Michael KellyGood Wife - starring Julianna Margulies, Chris Noth, Christine BaranskiStill Lucky: Why you should feel optimistic about Australia and its people - by Rebecca HuntleyMad Libs - word games

Andrew Christie takes us into the deep blue, the day after the 2016 AFL Grand Final, talking shark and human interactions.

Andrew Christie talks about toxic algal blooms and their effects.

Andrew Christie and Caroline Esbenshade talk about the role of jellyfish in the world's oceans.

Herald Sun Tour: Stage 4, Avanti Racing team manager Andrew Christie-Johnston by SBS

Herald Sun Tour: Stage 2, Avanti DS Andrew Christie-Johnston interview by SBS

Cycling Central speaks to Avanti team manager, Andrew Christie-Johnston, moments after hearing the final stage of the Herald Sun Tour has been cancelled, leaving the final podium unchanged and pundits wondering what might have been.