Podcast appearances and mentions of Andrew Logan

In this episode Gary Mansfield speaks to Andrew Logan (@AndrewLoganSculptor) Andrew Logan is celebrated for his vibrant and eclectic work that blurs the boundaries between art, design, and performance. Born in 1945, Logan is best known for his unique sculptures, mosaics, and installations that incorporate mirrored glass, colourful resins, and a variety of unconventional materials. His creations exude a sense of joy, whimsy, and theatricality, reflecting his fascination with beauty and individuality. Logan's most iconic contribution to the art world is the Alternative Miss World, an exuberant and inclusive event he founded in 1972. This unconventional pageant celebrates creativity and self-expression, drawing inspiration from traditional beauty contests but focusing on art and imagination rather than conventional standards. His works have been exhibited in prestigious galleries and museums worldwide, and he is credited with bridging the gap between fine art and popular culture. Logan's playful, boundary-pushing style has made him a beloved figure in contemporary art, embodying a spirit of celebration and artistic freedom that continues to inspire audiences globally. For more information on the work of Andrew Logan go tohttps://www.andrewlogan.com Cover image courtesy of: @jamiewoodleyphoto To Support this podcast from as little as £3 per month: www.patreon/ministryofarts For full line up of confirmed artists go to https://www.ministryofarts.orgEmail: ministryofartsorg@gmail.comSocial Media: @ministryofartsorg Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pookie guesting as my co-host for this one. Andrew Logan Montgomery is here to chat about all things RuneQuest.

In this inspiring and strategy-packed episode of Time to Thrive, Jared and Jordan welcome Andrew Logan, a 7-figure earner and one of the most influential voices in network marketing. Andrew shares the incredible story of his journey from the structured corporate world to building a life of time and financial freedom through network marketing.Listeners will gain exclusive insights into Andrew's leadership philosophy and the personal growth principles that have propelled him to lead and scale a top 1% team in the industry. He also dives deep into the business strategies and tools he uses to create leverage, build momentum, and sustain success over time.For those just beginning their journey, Andrew offers practical advice and a roadmap to navigate the challenges of the industry while staying authentic and intentional. For seasoned professionals, his advanced insights into team dynamics, system optimization, and scaling will spark new ideas for elevating your business.Andrew also shares his personal story of breaking free from the limitations of the 9-to-5 grind, highlighting the mindset shifts, resilience, and focus required to achieve flexibility and independence.This episode isn't just about strategies; it's about redefining what's possible when you combine belief with action. Whether you're a new network marketer, an entrepreneur looking for inspiration, or a leader seeking new perspectives, this episode is packed with actionable takeaways to help you thrive.Tune in and discover:How Andrew turned his corporate background into a powerful asset for network marketing success.The leadership principles behind building and sustaining a top-performing team.Strategic tips for leveraging systems and scaling your business.Mindset shifts for achieving time and financial freedom.Get ready to take notes and take action—this episode will leave you motivated and equipped to pursue your own path to thriving!Instagram:@J.dulaba https://www.instagram.com/j.dulaba/@jordankrause https://www.instagram.com/jordankrause/ @andrewjameslogan https://www.instagram.com/andrewjameslogan/https://www.andrewlogan.net/about/The Tooth Fairy Secretshttps://stan.store/jordankrauseApply to work with us:https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1ZAWCYWojRwowp9a3m_ZAC-PxCz6Z_q1S-hv524Qrrcs/editBook a 1:1 discovery call with Jaredhttps://calendly.com/dulabajared/30min

One of the many traditions in London at Christmas is to visit the capital's festive lights. People travel from across the world to enjoy the colourful and eye-catching Christmas window displays along Oxford Street, one of London's main shopping roads. Andrea Kidd goes behind the glitter and tinsel with the teams at the flagship department store Selfridges, as they prepare to reveal their Christmas windows to the public for the first time. The concept is More the Merrier this year and senior lead of the windows team, Bobbie Tree, along with the production, styling and design teams, work with renowned artists Andrew Logan and Charles Jeffreys, to create vibrant and flamboyant window displays for the millions of people who walk past.

We meet living LEGEND, the English sculptor, performance artist, jewellery-maker, portraitist and all-round cultural ICON... Andrew Logan!!!!! We learn about his friendships with Zandra Rhodes, Vivienne Westwood, Derek Jarman and his recent collaboration with Stella McCartney for her Paris catwalk show.Logan (b. 1945) belongs to a unique school of English eccentrics. One of Britain's principal sculptural artists, he challenges convention, mixes media and plays with our artistic values. Since its beginnings, Logan's work has depended on the inventive use of whatever was to hand. With flair and fantasy he transformed real objects into their new and different versions. His artistic world includes fauna, flora, planets and gods. His love of travel provides the bases for several series of work.Born in Oxford in 1945, he qualified in architecture in the late 1960s and has worked across the fields of sculpture, stage design, drama, opera, parades, festivals and interior design. To him, “Art can be discovered anywhere.”Logan crosses cultures and embodies artistic fantasy in a unique and unprecedented way. His work is the art of popular poetry and metropolitan glamour. From his early fame amongst London's fashionable crowd, he has become an influential artist of international stature, with exhibitions as far afield as Los Angeles (USA), Monterrey (Mexico) and St Petersburg (Russia).Versatile and enterprising designer and sculptor, born in Witney, Oxfordshire, who graduated with a diploma in architecture from Oxford School of Architecture, 1964–70. He “experienced Flower Power” in America in 1967. Did a hologram course at Goldsmiths' College, 1982. Logan was noted for projects carried out with a showbiz flair, who to some dressed weirdly, producing camp sculptures, costumes and jewellery out of mirror and lurid plastic, but who was undeniably dedicated and persistent. He said that his aim was “to bring joy and happiness to the world”.Logan was most famous as the inventor and impresario of The Alternative Miss World, which began in 1972, the series continuing periodically at various venues. The first showing of the film The Alternative Miss World was held at the Odeon, Leicester Square, 1979, followed by the Cannes Film Festival, 1980.Follow @AndrewLoganSculptor and his official website: https://www.andrewlogan.com/Logan had his first solo show at New Art Centre, 1973. Other events in his multi-faceted career included Egypt Revisited, sound and light spectacular in a tent on Clapham Common, 1978; decorations for Zandra Rhodes' fashion show, 1980; Snow Sculpture World Championships, Finland, 1982; piece in Holographic Show, York Arts Festival, 1984; debut as a theatre designer, Wolfy, Ballet Rambert, Big Top, Battersea, 1987; retrospective, Museum of Modern Art, Oxford, 1991, with tour; Jewels Fantasy Exhibition, Victoria & Albert Exhibition, 1992; a show at Cheltenham Art Gallery, 2000–1, and watercolours at A&D Gallery, 2002, in the same year there sharing an exhibition with Duggie Fields. In addition, Norwich Gallery held Logan's Alternative Miss World Filmshow 1972 to 2002. In 1991 the Andrew Logan Museum of Sculpture opened at Berriew, Powys. In 1993 the National Portrait Gallery bought two portraits. Was based at The Glasshouse, Melier Place, where he also held exhibitions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Network Marketing Professional and Author Andrew Logan tried (and failed at) everything he could think of to reach financial freedom, until he found Network Marketing and used the income as cash flow to create generational wealth and the life he dreamed of for his family. 01:33:07 Show Notes: 0:00 - Introduction 01:48 - Eric welcomes Andrew Logan to The Excellence Project. 05:18 - Andrew shares that he was a good student and studied to become a physical therapist. 08:17 - The moment Andrew decided he wanted to achieve financial freedom at 30 years old. 14:33 - Andrew explains that he tried many paths to achieve financial freedom, but they all failed. 16:02 - Andrew saved money from his salary to buy his first property. 24:00 - Andrew's boss offers him a partnership and he is able to buy more properties. 25:21 - Andrew details the different ways he tried to invest and achieve financial freedom. 33:32 - Andrew shares what you should beware of when investing. 36:14 - Andrew explains what his family's idea of financial freedom was. 39:21 - Eric asks Andrew what opened his mind to Network Marketing. 43:25 - Andrew pulls back the curtain on the moment Network Marketing changed his family's life. 48:35 - How Andrew and his wife came to the realization that you have to have systems in place in order to be successful. 53:46 - Eric asks Andrew how long it took before he really felt like a Network Marketing Professional. 57:59 - Andrew walks us through the 7 steps to financial freedom. 01:02:15 - Andrew explains how to decide where to invest your money. 01:13:51 - Eric and Andrew discuss how to avoid losing your money through bad investments. Resources From This Podcast: The Way Out: 7 Steps to Financial Freedom Through Network Marketing https://www.7stepfreedomformula.com/checkout-page1655816375134 Questions or Comments? Do you have questions you would like me to answer in future podcasts or comments on the show you'd like to share? Email me at podcast@networkmarketingpro.com

Continuing the "8 Weeks to a Better Body" series. This is practical application from the previous lessons "Growth and Maturity". 

Hi all welcome to another Episode of Banter over Whisky. We are lucky to have not one, not two, not even three but FOUR guests on this episode. Ray Danbiel from Barrel and Batch joins us to talk through whats been going on for the number one Whisky Co-Op. We also have Andy Tsai and Andrew Logan from Brown Foreman who have been collaborating with Ray on some very exciting releases coming up. And last but not least we have John Jarvis cause he is always up for a chat and of course he and Ray re as thick as thieves. I can tell you this episode has an awful lot of exclusives and I have to say some of them are massive news in the whisky world. Anyway we hope you can sit and listen with a dram in a comfortable chair, but of course you can listen almost anywhere, wherever you listen we trust you will enjoy the Banter over Whisky. If you have any feedback, ideas or questions for the Banter crew please feel free to contact us on Instagram, Facebook or email banteroverwhiskypodcast@gmail.com Or chase up one of the crew with Adrian @that_whisky_place, Brad @banter_over_whisky, John @whisky.and.sound and VIC @vic.whiskey

Nous allons en Australie aujourd'hui pour parler d'un dilemme : aborder les gens sur l'aspect Santé ou Business ? Quel aspect t'intéresse le plus ? Si on parle des deux en même temps, il est fréquent de perdre les gens. Trop de confusion. Andrew Logan a résolu le problème dans son contexte australien mais ce contexte est-il transposable chez nous ? Rejoignez Telegram⁠ volcanic.cool/telegram⁠ et⁠ www.faire-mieux-avec-moins.fr/hpi⁠ Si ce podcast mérite d'être diffusé, merci de mettre une note 5 étoiles dans Spotify ou Apple podcast, cela m'aide à diffuser le message. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cyrille-hurstel/message

This is such a fantastic episode, whether you enjoy art or not. When we talk about passion, especially that which comes from hunger or desire, it is really hard to not find it infectious.Alex is at Shrewsbury Museum and Art Gallery for a private exhibition for Shrewsbury Arts Trail 2023. We have all seen the pictures of the amazing sculptures throughout the town, this is the sculpture trail. Well now the full arts trails is open in its full capacity. There are hundreds of displays exhibited throughout Shrewsbury which include pieces by Salvador Dali, Jacob Chandler and from nearly 600 local artists too.Alex, mic in-hand is here to speak to some of those artists starting off with the gentleman who invited Alex along, friend of the show, John Wragg. Alex speaks to (takes a deep breath) Richard Royal who has just opened up Studio 67 in The Parade (make sure you check this out, it's brill), Deafblind artist John Fin, aided by Paul Siroky, the High Sheriff Many Thorn, Ellie Cliftlands, Maggie Love, Julia Goldmsith, organiser Phil Langstaff, the amazing Andrew Logan, Jane Beesley and Yulia Lavrenchuk.This is just too much talent! My mind had a bit of an overload processing some of the amazing conversation I had that evening. Good thing I had the trusty mic to remind me about what was said. This is an incredible episode and I'm proud to share it. Please visit the Shrewsbury Arts Trail website and go into town and check it all out. It's brilliant! Here's the link - https://www.shrewsburyartstrail.com/ - AL

On July 18th, 1969, campaign strategist Mary Jo Kopechne and Senator Ted Kennedy were involved in a single-car accident while departing a reunion held at Chappaquiddick island. Only one of them made it it out of the car alive. In the hours, days, weeks, years and decades since, numerous people have tried and failed to come up with conclusive answers about the sequence of events leading to Kopechne's tragic death. Join Ben and Matt as they interview Taylor Allen and Andrew Logan, the screenwriters behind the film Chappaquiddick, as they retrace their steps researching and writing the story, including their inspirations, their beliefs about what actually occurred, and why it's crucial to remember this incident in the modern day.They don't want you to read our book.: https://static.macmillan.com/static/fib/stuff-you-should-read/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

3.23 Financially Free at Thirty Three w/ Guest Andrew Logan Andrew and I talk about choices, about habits, about financial and life maths, and so much more in today's episode! Andrew shares his story of going from a very "successful" (by most people's standard) career, to choosing into things that weren't easy, but that would pay off in the long run. What have you done that you are glad you did years later? Will what you're doing now pay you in 10 years? Or will you be paying for it in 10 years? We talk a lot about perceptions of money and how at the end of the day, money is a magnifier, it allows people to do more of what they would be doing if they didn't have money. We go deep on the things I mentioned already, habits, choices, and the maths of life. How have you been able to use money to magnify who you are? What habits are you building now for your future self to enjoy the fruits of? Be sure to listen to today's episode and check out Andrew's website to connect with him and learn more about how you can become financially free. Remember, you can rewrite your stars and choose the life you want tomorrow, today; and once you do the work, you'll reap the rewards! Today's Sponsor: Starlight Mentoring, https://www.starlightmentoring.com/ Guest's Bio: After graduating from University as a Physiotherapist in 2004, Andrew Logan was following the traditional path – get a good job, progress into small business, buy some investment properties, retire with a nice nest egg. But the further he was going down the path, the more he started to question its viability. The traditional path was a well-trodden path, but not one that would provide a lifestyle of financial freedom and travel. This began a decade long search for a way out of the rat race, eventually hitting his goal of being Financially Free at 33. Episode Resources: Andrew's Website, https://www.andrewlogan.net/ Andrew's Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/andrew.logan.12979/ Andrew's Instagram, https://www.instagram.com/andrewjameslogan/ Please share what you learned or answer questions we asked: https://forms.gle/XywHwTvHts2D63ZR8 Want to be a guest? https://forms.gle/koXPMkgHqaotNs7e7

Welcome to Episode 55 - Creating Financial Freedom with Andrew Logan As we start 2023, many of us will have financially-focussed goals. We yearn for more freedom in our lives, but we're stuck doing the 9-5. But as we learn in this week's episode, there is an infinite number of ways we can create financial freedom... we just need to know how. Enter Andrew Logan from Leverage to Legacy. Andrew has been kicking financial goals for many years, and this has provided him with time and creative freedom that is beneficial for his whole family. He takes us through his journey of pivoting from his career in Physiotherapy, to running a successful family business with his wife. It's a great chat that can help many of us with our financial mindset. If you're keen to check out the links mentioned in this episode, here they are: Website: https://www.andrewlogan.net Book: The Compound Effect For more from Mindful Men, check out the website at www.mindful-men.com.au ***If anything triggers you from today's episode, please reach out to your support networks or seek professional help*** Cheers, Simon --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mindfulmen/message

Turn it up for the holidays! As he publishes his latest book, Reflections, Clare sits down with the colourful genius behind Alternative Miss World, who believes life is too short for muted tones...Andrew Logan is an artist, sculptor, jewellery-maker, yoga devotee and one of legendary English counter-culture fashion eccentrics. He's also the founder of the Alternative Miss World event, which turned 50 in 2022. Billed as "a celebration creativity and beauty that goes beyond gender, age, race and sexuality", David Hockney was a judge at the first one in 1972, and over the years notable judges, co-hosts and contestants have included: Biba founder Baraba Hulaniki, Leigh Bowery, Divine, Jarvis Cocker, Derek Jarman, Grayson Perry, Brian Eno and the stars of The Rocky Horror Picture Show.This interview's got it all - from painting elephants for the Pirelli calendar in India with Zandra Rhodes, and going to Ozzie Clark's fashion shows in the ‘70s, to developing a spiritual practice, communing with the trees ("They don't say much!") and absent friends.A high jinx conversation about finding and following your creative calling, fashioning the self with joy in your heart, and bringing the fun back to dressing up.Don't forget to check the shownotes for all the links.Love the show? We are proudly independent, and rely on our listeners to help us stick around. Can you share the episode on social media, or write us a glowing review in Apple podcasts?Find Clare on Instagram & Twitter. More on www.thewardrobecrisis.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In Talene Monahon's new play Jane Anger, a narcissistic William Shakespeare is wrestling with writers' block while working on King Lear. When Will's former flame Jane Anger shows up, he knows she can help him finish the play. But Jane wants something in return. She needs Will's help to publish a pamphlet she's written that calls out sexist male playwrights for the wrongs they've done to women everywhere. That pamphlet is a real historical document: “Jane Anger: Her Protection for Women,” published in 1589. The true identity of the historical Jane Anger is still unknown. Monahon has taken that historical blank page and written on it a revenge farce that's savagely funny, comically violent, and seriously outraged. It manages to take in present-day concerns like #MeToo and the pandemic, and makes room for ecstatically silly bathroom humor. Jane Anger is onstage through January 8 at the Shakespeare Theatre Company in Washington, DC. We talk to Monahon, who also plays Anne Hathaway in the show, about how she discovered Jane Anger's pamphlet, her depiction of Shakespeare, and more. She is interviewed by Barbara Bogaev. From the Shakespeare Unlimited podcast. Published December 20, 2022. © Folger Shakespeare Library. All rights reserved. This episode was produced by Matt Frassica. Garland Scott is the associate producer. It was edited by Gail Kern Paster. Ben Lauer is the web producer. Leonor Fernandez edits a transcript of every episode, available at folger.edu. We had technical help from Andrew Logan in Washington and Jenna McClellan at Voice Trax West in Studio City, California. Final mixing services provided by Clean Cuts at Three Seas, Inc.

This week on POP; The History Makers with Kevin Hegge, Doc. Director of TRAMPS!: The Death of Punk. The New Romantics. The Art of Survival - it's about the fashionistas who had clearly been impacted by the punk movement of the late 1970s, and who have themselves had a long-lasting impact - their influence on fashion, music, film, and the club scene, is still felt today. fashionistas who had clearly been impacted by the punk movement of the late 1970s, and who have had a long last influence on fashion, music, film, and the club scene, and whose impact is still felt today. ⁠⁠The film features Judy Blame, Scarlett Cannon, Duggie Fields, Princess Julia, John Maybury, Philip Sallon, Mark Moore, Christine Binnie, Sue Carrington, Les Child, Michael Costiff, Andrew Czezowski, Jeffrey Hinton, David Holah, Andrew Logan, Stevie Stewart. ⁠More information here:⁠https://www.mixedbloodmedia.com/⁠Insta: @theekevinhegge⁠Twitter: @theekevinhegge⁠FB: Kevin Hegge ⁠⁠Follow me on Instagram: steve.blameAnd if this interview interests you then look out for Sue Tilley's, or Rusty Egan's interviews- both online. And also Stefan Holm Mardo's interview. He talks about how London of that era also influenced Sweden during the 1990s.Thanks to POP; The History Makers insanely wonderful talent booker: #ArchieCMichaelSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/pop-the-history-makers-with-steve-blame/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tonight I am pleased to be joined once again by Dr. Andrew Logan DVM.  We talk about how to identify bacterial infections in amphibians and some of the treatment options available. We also discuss what to expect during a routine health check and we finish off with a discussion on glass frog care. 

In this episode, we have Andrew Logan who is the Founder & CEO at Leverage to Legacy. We get to talking about his goal is to have his kids change the world, and for them to say it was thanks to his and his wife's parenting. Andrew Logan shares their journey with you so you can start yours today! Make sure you check out their links down below and share with a friend if you enjoyed the episode. Always Remember to Invest In Yourself Phil Better

In this episode, we have Andrew Logan who is the Founder & CEO at Leverage to Legacy. We get to talking about his goal is to have his kids change the world, and for them to say it was thanks to his and his wife's parenting. Andrew Logan shares their journey with you so you can start yours today! Make sure you check out their links down below and share with a friend if you enjoyed the episode. Always Remember to Invest In Yourself Phil Better

Andrew Logan is a former Physiotherapist Business owner who found a "way out" of the hustle. In 2013 Andrew found Network Marketing, sceptical at the start but when his wife Angie fell pregnant in 2014 they decided they needed to take a much closer look at Network Marketing – finally finding what he'd always been looking for – a way out of the traditional path. 2 years later, they had both ‘retired' from the 9-5, with Angie leaving her job and Andrew selling his business. Andrew created financial freedom for himself, 2 kids and his beautiful wife Ange. He Earned double the money quicker that he was able to invest in property around Australia. 7 years in now, Andrew and Angie had reached the pinnacle rank in their company and are Top 5 Income Earners.  They have a team of over 60,000 people in 11 countries, having generated over $20 million in sales and earned over $4 million in commissions – so far.Over the past 2 years, Andrew and Angie have continued to grow their Network Marketing business, alongside taking to the stage around the world training business and financial mindset strategies for the industry. In 2020, Andrew released his book ‘The Way Out – 7 Steps to Financial Freedom Through Network Marketing' – a Step by Step blueprint for building true wealth in Network Marketing.If there is one person who has a great respect for Money it is Andrew Logan!  This show is all about how to have a healthier relationship with money! You can find Andrew Longan here: https://www.andrewlogan.netIf you love this episode screen shot it, share it on your story and tag Melissa Fernandez with your "aha moment" http://www.instagram.com/themelfernandez

Russell & Robert meet the LEGENDARY Dame Zandra Rhodes DBE!!! We celebrate more than 50 years of creativity and FABULOUS!!!We discuss childhood memories of her mother and growing up in Kent, her early experiments with textile design and printmaking inspired by Andy Warhol and travelling to America in 1969 which led to her huge success during the 1970s. We discover her memories of designing clothes for icons as varied as Princess Diana and Freddy Mercury, her friendship with Andrew Logan and Divine plus making numerous costumes for The Alternative Miss World!!! In this special episode, Zandra remembers her dear friend the artist Duggie Fields who passed away in March 2021. We explore Duggie's artworks, including the first painting Zandra bought from him in 1967, and we celebrate his influence on her work, their lasting friendship and ongoing legacy.Dame Zandra Rhodes has been a notorious figurehead of the UK fashion industry for five decades, celebrating her 50th year in fashion in September 2019 with a retrospective exhibition at the Fashion and Textile Museum – founded by Zandra – entitled Zandra Rhodes: 50 Years of Fabulous and a retrospective book published by Yale. Her notoriety as a print designer combined with an affinity for fine fabrics and colour has resulted in a signature aesthetic that is undeniably unique and continues to stand the test of time.An eponymous pioneer of the British and international fashion scene since the late 60's, Zandra's career has seen her collaborate with brands such as Valentino, Topshop and Mac Cosmetics. Continuing to collaborate with brands that inspire her, 2021 will see the launch of Zandra Rhodes x IKEA amongst many other exciting partnerships and projects.Follow @Zandra_Rhodes_ on Instagram. Visit Zandra's official website: https://ZandraRhodes.com/ To learn more about the work of Duggie Fields visit http://www.DuggieFields.com/ or @DuggieFields on Instagram. Visit the Fashon Textile Museum in London's Bermondsey: https://www.FTMLondon.org/ and their instagram @FashionTextileMuseumFor images of all artworks discussed in this episode visit @TalkArt. Talk Art theme music by Jack Northover @JackNorthoverMusic courtesy of HowlTown.com We've just joined Twitter too @TalkArt. If you've enjoyed this episode PLEASE leave us your feedback and maybe 5 stars if we're worthy in the Apple Podcast store. For all requests, please email talkart@independenttalent.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Once my Mom held her first grandchild in her arms, she was smitten. Since then, she periodically reminds me that “you never know love until you become a grandma.”  After becoming an aunt a.k.a. TeeTee, I created my own saying, “a child can teach you how to love” and my next guest absolutely has. Meet Connor Andrew Logan. He is the best gift my sister ever shared with me. He's on my short list of dream guest and you will soon find out why.  He is wise, funny, creative and a lover of the Lord hence the title of this episode he penned himself. Connor is the kind of person who makes you want to be your best self.  He's kind, sincere and very aware of the energy he puts out into the world. I hope you allow this eleven year old's perspective of life to  help you shift your energy into constant gratitude. 

Natural gas producers are partnering with data companies to reduce emissions amid growing pressure to decarbonize supplies.   This episode features interviews with Chris Romer, the co-founder and CEO of Project Canary, and Andrew Baxter, the Environmental Defense Fund's director of energy strategy. The team also spoke with Andrew Logan, senior director for oil and gas at nonprofit investor network Ceres. Energy Evolution co-hosts Dan Testa, Allison Good and Taylor Kuykendall are veteran journalists with broad expertise covering the utility, oil and gas and mining sectors. Subscribe to Energy Evolution on your favorite platform to catch our latest episodes!

Natural gas producers are partnering with data companies to reduce emissions amid growing pressure to decarbonize supplies.   This episode features interviews with Chris Romer, the co-founder and CEO of Project Canary, and Andrew Baxter, the Environmental Defense Fund's director of energy strategy. The team also spoke with Andrew Logan, senior director for oil and gas at nonprofit investor network Ceres. Energy Evolution co-hosts Dan Testa, Allison Good and Taylor Kuykendall are veteran journalists with broad expertise covering the utility, oil and gas and mining sectors. Subscribe to Energy Evolution on your favorite platform to catch our latest episodes!

This year's proxy voting season brought a clear message: Investors want to see greater ambition on climate change. This was especially apparent within the oil and gas sector, where three large companies were mandated to do more to accelerate change. Andrew Logan, Senior Director, Oil and Gas at Ceres, joins Sustainability Leaders host Nalini Feuilloley in a discussion that recaps the recent outcomes for Big Oil during proxy voting season and what it may mean for corporates around the world. Plus, Andrew discusses why it might be a greater risk for companies to be too slow on addressing climate change than moving too quickly. For a transcript of this episode visit bmo.com/sustainabilityleaders-podcast

You can also watch this episode on Youtube where English, Italian and Spanish subtitles are available or visit the Metralla Rosa website for more details.For more than forty years, Sue Dray has been communicating with her art in many capacities and on many levels – starting as an illustrator for pioneering feminist publications such as Spare Rib and The Women's Press, both now considered cult magazines and historical treasures, archived and faithfully preserved as study material by The British Library.Throughout the 1980s, Sue illustrated book covers for renowned authors such as Fay Weldon and Margaret Atwood, put her talents to use illustrating cookbooks and magazines such as Gay News and Gai Pied, completed a master's degree in art that led to her teaching at universities in the United States and produced some of her most personal work, inspired by her two young daughters. She has since drawn live alongside the catwalk during shows by designers such as Pam Hogg, Vivienne Westwood and Zandra Rhodes, illustrated behind the scenes for Andrew Logan‘s Alternative Miss World and appeared drawing backstage during the 2018 film 'Westwood: Punk, Icon, Activist'. Her style is a combination of strong lines, painterly textures and intense, contrasting colours. Yet, despite her constant search for evolution and change, these characteristics of her artistic language have remained intact since the beginnings of her prolific career, during the golden eighties.Today Sue is regularly commissioned by magazines and designers for the drawings and sketches she creates during the unveiling of collections in all the major fashion capitals, throughout fashion season. In 2018 she was Fashion Scout‘s first resident artist for the Spring/Summer collection of London Fashion Week, during which we could see her standing in a sea of surrealism at her elegant easel, a mouth full of paintbrushes, surrounded by throngs of press photographers, all competing with her for the best images from each collection. Following an approach by Apple in 2015, she has also found time to experiment with digital drawing – a medium she has come to appreciate when working under the hectic conditions of fashion shows. Last but not least, it is impossible to ignore the extent of her teaching experience: Sue has taught in the United Kingdom, Australia and the United States and was, for eight years, course leader of the Fashion Illustration Course at The London College of Fashion. She continues to contribute to this renowned institution as a guest lecturer, nurturing future generations of fashion artists with her vibrant teaching style and a faith in the arts that exudes life, spontaneity, authenticity and innovation.And now, enjoy the interview!_____________________Related LinksSue Dray: Website | Instagram_____________________For further information about this interview, including links to anything mentioned by Sue, or to continue reading this text in Spanish, English and Italian, visit the Metralla Rosa website.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/metrallarosa)

Last week the ESG world saw a major shakeup at one of the world's largest oil majors. Specifically, at Exxon Mobil's annual proxy meeting, shareholders voted to replace three board members with directors put forward by a small activist investor group — known as Engine No. 1. The group claimed Exxon was not moving fast enough to address climate change and that the board needed a fresh perspective to steer the company in the right direction. Shareholders have threatened for years to oust board members if companies don't move fast enough on climate change. But last week, they carried through on that threat. To better understand the implications of the vote for both Exxon and other companies, we talked with Andrew Logan, senior director of oil and gas at Ceres, which works with investors to press companies to tackle climate change. "I think this will certainly get the attention of other boards in this sector and beyond," Andrew said. "Nothing focuses the minds of a corporate director like the possibility that they might lose their job." Image credit: Getty Images

Just how realistic are the ESG goals being set each quarter by US energy producers in the face of rising pressure from investors, banks and the government to become more environmentally sustainable? The Biden administration has ushered in new climate priorities across the government, including the Environmental Protection Agency reviewing methane limits, the Federal Reserve weighing climate risks to the economy, and the Securities and Exchange Commission examining climate disclosures in public markets. We spoke with Andrew Logan, director the oil and gas program at Ceres, an investor network focused on making financial markets and companies more environmentally sustainable. He sized up President Biden's climate policy progress so far, how oil and gas producers are responding to these pressures, whether carbon capture solutions are being oversold, and what rapid decarbonization could mean for the energy sector.

Listen to hear Andrew Logan's story of how he found "The Way Out" (the title of his podcast and book) through Network Marketing. His background is in Physiotherapy and he began wondering how the average person, even with a good job like physiotherapy, could actually leverage their money to become financially free. He not only is a multi 7-figure income earner, but is a person underneath it all - much like you and I - who had a desire to have not just a good life, but a great life and actually made it happen. He now trains, mentors, and coaches people all around the world not only how to achieve financial freedom, but more importantly - how to FIRST - make money, and SECOND, how to keep it. An extremely humble, intelligent, and down-to-earth legend who will no doubt have many more appearance on this podcast. MORE ABOUT ANDREW: YouTube: Leverage to Legacy Facebook: Andrew Logan Instagram: @andrewjameslogan Book & Podcast: The Way Out (I absolutely love it - highly recommend!)

Trading is especially popular right now - especially within the crypto currency circles. And lots of people are offering trading platforms, courses and programs. Like any market - there's good and bad. The key is understanding the difference - so you can make the correct decision for you.Today, Andrew Logan looks at trading as a financial / side hustle option. It's pros and cons, and how it differs from investing. 

Today, Gary Mansfield revisits Episode 01 Duggie Fields (@duggiefields) who passed away on Sunday 7th March after a short illness.   Duggie was the first of many artists to correspond with Gary Mansfield, when he first discovered art and was fundamental in Gary’s life as an artist.   Duggie referred to himself as a Maximalist and described by Martin Green as “The missing Pop Art link between Patrick Caulfield and Julian Opie”   Duggie would often appear in fashion magazines and across Social Media with friends such as Andrew Logan, Zandra Rhodes and Pam Hogg.   In 2012 he was given his first solo show in 20 years, by DuoVision Arts, his work later gained a wider international audience thanks to the support of Toby Webster and The Modern Institute, where his famous Earls Court apartment and artwork superbly was recreated.     For more information on the work of Koestler Arts go to www.koestlerarts.org.uk  

In this episode Frazer is joined by friend, 7 figure income earner and mentor to many, Andrew Logan, as they discuss the importance of creating leverage to gain true financial freedom from your Network Marketing business. They also discuss some of the things to watch out for as well as stories from those who don't pay attention to wealth creation. Andrew also has a book called "The Way Out" which you can get at AndrewLogan.netFrazer is on a mission to get 2,000 5 star ratings and reviews by the time we reach 150 episodes and needs your help. Let Frazer know what your biggest takeaway was. Screenshot the episode on your device, and tag Frazer @frazerbrookesonline - if you got value SUBSCRIBE and leave a positive review.Support the show (http://frazerbrookes.com/book)

In network marketing, people love to sell ‘Financial Freedom'. But let's be honest – it's a bit of a white lie…. We sell the potential; the cars, holidays and big cheques. But we rarely talk about the next step. We show people how to make money, but not how to achieve freedom. Because wealth and freedom have nothing to do with how much money you make. It's about how much money you keep and how hard it works for you in the background. Freedom is measured in time, not dollars. Network Marketing is the ultimate side-hustle in today's world. It's the best way to earn an extra income in your spare time – bar none. But it's not Financial Freedom – yet. In this episode, I get to chat with Andrew brings 15 years of Physiotherapy experience to the practice at Absolute Health following his move to the Sunshine Coast. Previously running a large private practice in Bundaberg for 8 years, Andrew and his family have moved to the Sunshine Coast for a change of lifestyle. Follow Andrew: Website: AndrewLogan.net Instagram: @andrewlogan Facebook: Andrew Logan Follow me on Instagram: @Morgantnelson Get your hands on the world's healthiest energy drink right here and get 25% off as one of the listeners of this show. >>> https://dreamoutloud.isagenix.com/en-au/products/vitality-well-being/individual/bea

Finding a veterinarian familiar with amphibians can often be a challenge. As amphibians continue to become more popular, both experienced and new keepers will in all likelihood need access to veterinary care at some point. As such, it is my pleasure to have Dr. Andrew Logan DVM and my guest tonight. Dr. Logan is a veterinarian committed to furthering veterinary concerns unique to amphibians. He also operates his own consulting business and offers treatment and husbandry advice to zoos and medical professionals that may not be familiar with treating our amphibian friends. We talk about a wide variety of topics including common husbandry errors, parasites, the role of UV lighting, and much more.

Whenever we start something new - a New Year, a new business, a new health kick - setting goals and resolutions is super exciting; but did you know that 23% of people have given up on their goals by the end of the first week? Over 80% of people have quit by the end of the first month. Whether you've just set new goals, or you're ramping up for a new year of explosive growth - join Andrew Logan for his 3 Step System to turning your vision into results. 

"You have power over your mind - not outside events. Realize this, and you will find strength." Marcus Aurelius, Meditations 160-180 AD "It's a good thing I like myself because I sure am spending a lot of quality time with me." Meditations 2020 - A collection of reflections This episode was compiled and edited by Eleanor Whiteley and features the incredible, insightful and wise voices of Alex Webb, Amy Pringle, Andrew Logan, Audrey Owen, Charlie Saville, Claudia Glazzard, Deanna Vajpeyi, Eleanor Whiteley, Florence Hood, Gemma Houston, Howard Whiteley, Kate Hayward, Katie Crowhurst, Laura Hogan, Laura Saville, Leanne Rose, Maureen Carpenter, Nuala Malone, Peggy Owen, Rish Johnston, Rebecca Feathers, Robert Graver, Tamara Doak, and Watson (the cat) The music is The Gates of Paradise by Carlos Estella, Licensed through Katcamusic via Audiojungle and the logo artwork is by Josie Saville.

Washington, D.C., is covered by some of the most restricted airspace in the world, but that doesn't prevent dozens of government agencies, the military, police, hospitals and other operators from flying helicopters over the U.S. capital. On any given morning, D.C.-area residents running, biking or walking their dogs along the Potomac River are treated to (or tormented by, depending on one's point of view) to helicopters flying the route into and out of the city.On the 10th episode of Rotor Radio, Andrew Logan, founder of the Twitter handle @HelicoptersofDC, joins us to discuss all that chopper traffic and the data-gathering game he's developed to keep track of it all. He's now got more than 8,600 rotorcraft-rapt followers. Dozens of D.C.-area residents, many of them stuck gazing out of their home windows for months on end, regularly participate in "copterspotting." They spot Air Force UH-1s, Department of Energy Bell 412s, Presidential VH-3Ds and other models. Using their phones, they snap photos or take video, then upload to Twitter using the hashtag #copterspotter and the helicopter emoji, then tag a geographical location. It's a game, citizen journalism and a crowd-sourced data gathering effort all in one. Logan has plans to plug the data into an algorithm that could eventually ID helicopter models automatically, but for now it's all good fun.

Welcome to Tales from the Black Alynx, a pub on the wrong side of Jonstown. Grab a pint and gather around to hear Neil Gibson from the Runequest Project talk to a variety of authors from the Jonstown Compendium, the Runequest Community Content Platform. In this episode with talk to the author of the Six Seasons in Sartar, Andrew Logan Montgomery.

Andrew Logan on your new favorite Twitter bot.

On this installment of GM Talks I speak with Andrew Logan. A DM who is currently running the Curse of Strad, has run LARPs in the past, and we talk a bit about the challenges of running Con Games. In what is quickly becoming our trademark subject hopping

 Do you have a clear understanding of your money mindset and what steps you could take to find financial freedom? In this episode, David T. S. Wood discusses this topic with a panel of money experts who aren't afraid to get real about working towards their goals. They share real-world experiences, tips to help you identify your goals, and the importance of having more than one income stream. Don't be afraid to talk about money anymore! We all need it to survive, so give this episode a listen if you want to achieve YOUR financial freedom.   You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in...   Starting or increasing a side-hustle Thrifty tips to help you save money for the big stuff Figuring out where your money is going and how to redirect it The habits of a successful money mindset Steps you can take today for a successful side-hustle The difference between financial independence and financial freedom A BONUS game to help you find your magic money number   How can a money mindset help you plan for the future?   It doesn't matter what industry your primary source of income is; if the market hits a rough spot you can be in SERIOUS trouble. Setting yourself up with an income-producing side-hustle can be the difference between struggling and succeeding. Talk about money with your family, friends, and colleagues to discover new opportunities for a backup plan. It's never a good idea to rely on one income stream and this can help make sure you and your family are never caught off guard.   The importance of knowing where your money is going   Do you know where your money goes every month? Have you ever sat down to identify all the different recurring expenses on your account and identified items you should eliminate? Having a money mindset means making a conscious decision to tell your money where to go. By understanding where your money is going and choosing how to use it, you can then identify new ways to make that money multiply!   Steps you can take today for a successful side-hustle   Are you ready to get started? Follow these easy steps to change your money mindset!   Change your money story! Reprogram your mindset so you're continually monitoring where your money is going. Educate yourself by studying money masters and TALK to people for real-world ideas. You have the time to invest in your financial future if you want to, so do the work today to find your success!   Cut-out expenses you don't need Protect your income and start saving more by eliminating items you don't need or want. Set a budget for spending and saving so you can make sure you're covered both in the present and in the future.   Create additional income streams Choose a side-hustle that can be operated online and from home. If there is a product, choose something reoccurring and consumable. Commit to working with that company for at least five years to give yourself enough time to learn the business. Pay yourself first and, most importantly, don't spend all of your money each time you earn!   BONUS: A game to help you focus on your ideal life   Financial independence is being able to choose how you spend your time and money on your terms. But, financial freedom is having enough money to meet your needs and wants while still having enough to donate and share.   Play a game with your family where you each imagine a life of financial freedom.   What would your magic number be? What would your life be like and what would you do? How would you spend your money?   Write this down and reflect on it regularly to stay motivated towards your goal.    Resources & People Mentioned   Rich Dad, Poor Dad, by Robert T. Kiyosaki Mark Twain Quote Warren Buffet The Richest Man in Babylon, by George S. Clason Jeff Bezos   Connect with Andrew Logan   Follow Andrew on Instagram @AndrewJamesLogan Andrew Logan's Book: The Way Out   Connect with Lloyd Ross   Follow Lloyd on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lloyd.ross.7 Follow Lloyd on Instagram @LloydJamesRoss   Connect with Shawn Owen   Follow Shawn on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shawn.owen.35 Follow Shawn on Instagram @ShawnOwen15 Shawn's Website: Chipsy and Lulu   Connect with Courtney Bouchard   Follow Courtney on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/courtneycave   Connect with David T. S. Wood   Follow David on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/davidtswood Follow David on Instagram: @DavidTSWood Follow David on Twitter: @DavidTSWood1    

It's the last show of the year, and you know what that means (at least you should if you're a fan of the show). This week on Open Sources Guelph, it's that time again for the annual movies show, as we look back at some of our favourite politically themed movies. This year, we've got a doc about the new class of politicians, a student council election, a slice of American political history, and a new film about social inequality. This Thursday, December 26, at 5 pm, Scotty Hertz and Adam A. Donaldson will discuss: Adam's #1 Pick: Election (1999). "Tracy Flick is running unopposed for this year's high school student election. But school civics teacher Jim McAllister has a different plan. Partly to establish a more democratic election, and partly to satisfy some deep personal anger toward Tracy, Jim talks popular varsity football player Paul Metzler to run for president as well. Chaos ensues." Scotty's #1 Pick: Knock Down the House (2019. "Four exceptional women mount grassroots campaigns against powerful incumbents in Knock Down the House, an inspiring look at the 2018 midterm elections that tipped the balance of power. When tragedy struck her family in the middle of the financial crisis, Bronx-born Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez had to work double shifts as a bartender to save her home from foreclosure. After losing a loved one to a preventable medical condition, Amy Vilela didn't know what to do with the anger she felt about America's broken health care system. Cori Bush, a registered nurse and pastor, was drawn to the streets when the police shooting of an unarmed black man brought protests and tanks into her neighborhood. A coal miner's daughter, Paula Jean Swearengin was fed up with watching her friends and family suffer from the environmental effects of the coal industry." Adam's #2 Pick: Parasite (2019). "All unemployed, Ki-taek and his family take peculiar interest in the wealthy and glamorous Parks, as they ingratiate themselves into their lives and get entangled in an unexpected incident." Scotty's #2 Pick: Chappaquiddick (2018). "The scandal and mysterious events surrounding the tragic drowning of a young woman, as Ted Kennedy drove his car off the infamous bridge, are revealed in the new movie starring Jason Clarke as Ted Kennedy and Kate Mara as Mary Jo Kopechne. Not only did this event take the life of an aspiring political strategist and Kennedy insider, but it ultimately changed the course of presidential history forever. Through true accounts, documented in the inquest from the investigation in 1969, director John Curran and writers Andrew Logan and Taylor Allen, intimately expose the broad reach of political power, the influence of America's most celebrated family; and the vulnerability of Ted Kennedy, the youngest son, in the shadow of his family legacy." Open Sources is live on CFRU 93.3 fm and cfru.ca at 5 pm on Thursday.

As part of our special coverage of Austin Film Festival's 26th year, Les chats with Taylor Allen and Andrew Logan about creative collaboration, writing 'Chappaquiddick', and more.

Russell & Robert meet iconic British actor Sir Ian McKellen CBE at his home in East London. We have a private tour of Ian’s art collection including stunning works by L.S. Lowry, David Hockney, Andrew Logan, textile artist John Allen and an Antony Gormley cast iron figure he chose to display in the River Thames at the end of his garden! We learn about Ian’s childhood in Bolton and how his father’s natural talent for art meant Ian chose a different way to express himself on stage and screen! However his own passion for art led him to buy a work to commemorate every part he’s played around the world and he even set up an artist residency in the house next-door. Ian remembers Andy Warhol taking his photo at The Factory in 1970s New York (& buying a screen print of Mick Jagger), being painted twice by his longterm friend David Hockney and why he sees the paintings of L.S. Lowry as stage sets. We also discuss the 20 portraits of Ian at the National Portrait Gallery collection by artists as varied as Cecil Beaton, Lord Snowdon, Mary McCartney, Trevor Leighton and Clive Smith who won the BP Award from the National Portrait Gallery and was given the commission to paint McKellen for their collection. Whilst, Christian Hook painted McKellen in the final episode of Portrait Artist of the Year on TV and won the prize also! Plus, find out which legendary Hollywood actor is also a secret painter - Ian owns not one, but two, of his colourful paintings!! ‘The Good Liar’ starring Sir Ian & Dame Helen Mirren (and our very own Russell Tovey!!) is out today in UK cinemas. Follow Ian on Instagram @IanMcKellen and the film at @GoodLiarMovie. If you enjoy this episode, please leave us a review at Apple Podcasts and visit @TalkArt for images of all artworks discussed in this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode #19: Tanya Chapman of The Chapman Group “What I love about my business is that I work with like-minded individuals and businesses who are very committed to growing the socio-economic conditions of the province of New Brunswick. Every day I get up inspired to do that.” — Tanya Chapman Tanya is founder of The Chapman Group, a strategic management consulting company specializing in developing human resource strategies and plans, facilitating change and building learning and leadership programs. In this insightful interview, Tanya gives a TON of value to listeners by sharing key learnings from her years of experience working with business owners on strategy, leadership, performance management, culture and much more.  TSD-SJ partner Andrew Logan joins in for a repeat guest-host appearance on PDB. Listen in to this episode to learn: -About our featured craft beer: Legere Corner Honey Ale (Cavok Brewing Co., Dieppe, NB) -What was Dieppe called before it was called Dieppe? -How good consulting can improve the future of the province -The #1 mistake most small business owners make in running their business -Why you have to "start with why" when looking to improve your business -If you are in the "Founder's Trap" -If Tanya can sing like Tracy Chapman -What cool gift Tanya was presented with for being a guest on the show -How business owners can improve their leadership skills - and those of others in their organization -What to do if your company's culture isn't quite what you'd like it to be -Culture or strategy - which is most important for your business? -What Tanya loves about her business...and what frustrates her most -Focusing on the Three Ps -How to close the "stress cycle" every day -And much more...

Episode 15 of the Pleasure Doing Business podcast, powered by Teed Saunders Doyle. Conversation with Owen Green, co-owner of Adams Green, an outsourced CFO firm in Saint John, NB. Owen is also co-owner of the Wheelhouse at Waterloo Village, a community centre for entrepreneurs, also in Saint John. Owen's co-owner in both businesses is his wife, Haley Adams. Owen is an accountant, entrepreneur, husband, father, and Tragically Hip lover with a passion for helping other entrepreneurs, the community, and the planet. Adams Green is the only accounting firm in Canada that is a certified B Corp. TSD-SJ partner Andrew Logan joins in as guest host with Andy Clark to chat with Owen about music, beer, entrepreneurship, and social change. Topics covered in this wide-ranging conversation: --How an outsourced CFO can help your business succeed --Why entrepreneurs generally aren't very good at accounting --What it's like running multiple businesses with your spouse (Owen's co-owner is his wife, Haley) --the #1 most important thing you need when starting a business --What is a B Corp and how can your business become one? --What is the Wheelhouse and what former CBC personality used to live there? --And lots more… Quotable: On the decision by Owen and Haley to certify Adams Green as a B Corp: "We wanted to work with certain types of people who were doing something good and we could feel good about helping them with...we've both experienced less than stellar work environments ourselves and we wanted to be good employers and pay people appropriately and not expect that people are going to work 80 hours a week. It just felt right and we wanted to let people know that's how we felt." -- Owen Green "There's no such thing as too much Tragically Hip" -- Andy Clark Featured Craft Beer: Lizzie Borden Amber Ale (Big Axe Brewing Company, Nackawic, New Brunswick)

Episode 14 of the Pleasure Doing Business podcast, powered by Teed Saunders Doyle. Conversation with Allan Gates, Partner and Strategy Lead at Bonfire, a marketing and communications agency in Saint John, New Brunswick. Allan is also the founder of Huddle.Today, an online business news website that tells the stories of the creative, innovative and interesting entrepreneurs working in New Brunswick and throughout the Maritimes. Allan is a veteran marketing and communications strategist who moonlights as a university business lecturer. He’s obsessed with the point where culture, technology and marketing intersect. He is tremendously articulate the ways in which marketing and communications strategy helps business grow. Andrew Logan joins in as guest host with Andy Clark. We had lots of fun on this podcast. Topics covered in this wide-ranging conversation: -Why NB companies aren’t great at marketing themselves -What is digital marketing, and how do you get started doing it? -What digital marketing platforms should you use? -How many cups of coffee Andrew Logan drinks during tax season? -Should media platforms be forced to restrict certain content? -How to avoid “vanity metrics” for your marketing -The importance of psychographics in marketing -What makes a good website -The best place to hide a body on the internet -The importance of a clear call to action in your marketing -Is the Cunard Restaurant really open after the game? -The #1 marketing tactic in 2019 -And lots more… Quotable: "We work with you to understand what makes you special and how do we tell that story to your customer in a way that makes the cash register ring." - Allan Gates Featured Craft Beer: Three Sisters Pale Ale (Loyalist City Brewing Co.)

Lights, camera, action! I had the first run of screenwriter guests on the Petty Pod, and it happens to be two Texas-born, hard-working homies Andrew Logan and Taylor Allen. Friends since almost grade school, Andrew and Taylor wrote the screenplay for Chappaquiddick, which raided many netflix queues and Martha's Vineyard lovers with its controversial Kennedy-laced lore. We talked about Andrew nearly opening for Weird Al Yankovic, the pains of writing your first draft, working as a team, and the billionth Simpsons episode Taylor edited. Sperry's didn't want to sponsor this episode, so our friends Chameleon Cold Brew stepped in to give us a jolt. Thanks for listening, and watch the highlights on YOUTUBE here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_hSFVk_CWw&t=40s

Season 1, Episode 11 of the Pleasure Doing Business podcast, powered by Teed Saunders Doyle. Interview with Chris Nadeau of Evolving Solutions and Nadeau Sports Recruiting. Listen to discover: --how Chris evolved from pro hockey player to web entrepreneur --why Chris created a new venture to help student athletes in Atlantic Canada get noticed by college coaches --what U.S. school Andrew Logan's son Hunter wants to play goalie for --can local athletes get "full-rides" to play sports at U.S. colleges? --Chris' customer service philosophy --why he builds his businesses around his lifestyle --and lots more! Guest host: Andrew Logan Quotable: "If you risk nothing, you risk everything." - Chris Nadeau Featured craft beer: Stagecoach Amber (Flying Boats Brewing, Moncton, NB)

On this week’s episode, the creative team behind the new film Chappaquiddick which tells the true story of Ted Kennedy’s 1969 car accident which resulted in the death of campaign staff member, Mary Jo Kopechne. We'll also hear from New Girl creator Elizabeth Merriwether and Academy award® winning filmmaker Kenneth Lonergan on their process writing between mediums. The new film Chappaquiddick depicts the events following Ted Kennedy’s 1969 late night single car accident that resulted in the death of one of his campaign staff members. I spoke with writers Taylor Allen and Andrew Logan and director John Curran about the research required to write a true story and the responsibility they felt depicting the victim Mary Jo Kopechne. The following discussion was recorded at the 24th Annual Austin Film Festival after a screening of Chappaquiddick at the Historic Paramount Theater in 2017. Clips of Chappaquiddick courtesy Apex Entertainment and Entertainment Studios Motion Pictures Next up we’ll hear from New Girl creator Elizabeth Meriwether. The Fox comedy series starring Zooey Deschanel is currently in its seventh and final season. The show has been nominated for five Golden Globes and five Emmy awards. Before working in television, Meriwether started her career as a New York playwright. She spoke with House of Cards creator Beau Willimon at the 23rd annual Austin Film Festival in 2016. Clips of New Girl courtesy 20th Century Fox Television, Elizabeth Meriwether Pictures and Chernin Entertainment. Now we’ll hear from award-winning playwright and filmmaker, Kenneth Lonergan.  Lonergan’s theatrical work includes This is Our Youth, Lobby Hero, and The Starry Messenger. As a filmmaker he wrote and directed You Can Count on Me, Margaret, and Manchester by the Sea, which he won an Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay. I spoke with Kenneth Lonergan at the 24th Austin Film Festival where he received the 2017 Distinguished Screenwriter award. Clips of You Can Count on Me courtesy of Paramount Classics. Clips of Manchester by the Sea courtesy of KFilms Manchester, LLC. and Roadside Attractions  

On July 18th, 1969, campaign strategist Mary Jo Kopechne and Senator Ted Kennedy were involved in a single-car accident while departing a reunion held at Chappaquiddick island. Only one of them made it it out of the car alive. In the hours, days, weeks, years and decades since, numerous people have tried and failed to come up with conclusive answers about the sequence of events leading to Kopechne's tragic death. Join Ben and Matt as they interview Taylor Allen and Andrew Logan, the screenwriters behind the film Chappaquiddick, as they retrace their steps researching and writing the story, including their inspirations, their beliefs about what actually occurred, and why it's crucial to remember this incident in the modern day. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Host Jeff Goldsmith interviews co-writers Taylor Allen and Andrew Logan about their debut feature Chappaquiddick. Download my podcast hereCopyright © Unlikely Films, Inc. 2018. All rights reserved.

‘Chappaquiddick’ highlights Ted Kennedy’s involvement with a fatal car accident from 1969, where young campaign strategist Mary Jo Kopechne lost her life. The new film was directed by John Curran (The Painted Day, Tracks) and stars Jason Clarke (Zero Dark Thirty) and Kate Mara (House of Cards). In this interview, screenwriters Andrew Logan and Taylor Allen talk about taking opportunities as they are presented, their long distance writing partnership, knowing which industry connections to use in terms of voice, the problem with writing genre movies, and what inspired them to create the first movie about Senator Ted Kennedy. Stay up-to-date on other creative advice at www.creativeprinciples.live

Andrew Logan and Taylor Allen, screenwriters of the movie "Chappaquiddick," with WILK's Sue Henry discussing putting a difficult story together. The movie opens this weekend.

Andrew Logan and Taylor Allen, writers of Chappaquiddick, discuss their motivation for writing about Ted Kennedy's 1969 scandal, finding characters in well knows personalities, and more.

Curiosity and lots of research helped Andrew Logan and Taylor Allen write the movie “Chappaquiddick,” a dramatization of the car accident and cover-up involving Senator Ted Kennedy.  

Andrew Logan started riding since he was 8 years old, when his father bought him a dirt bike. He took a break after a bad accident in his early 20’s but now rides his Harley Davidson motorcycle to work every day from May through December. This lead him to implement the dress code policy that anyone in the firm can wear jeans everyday they ride a motorcycle to work. In his free time, Andrew has gone on rides with clients and has even taken his bike on long road trips through Canada and the US. In this episode, Andrew and I talk about how riding his motorcycle provides him with the best therapy he could get. His 25-minute commute in the morning allows him to get his mind right for work. Sometimes, he’ll even take his bike out during lunch to be able to clear his head and get a better perspective. Early in his career, he vowed never to be what everyone considered to be the “stereotypical accountant”, so he’s known to ride his 2011 Harley Fat Bob to client meetings. Andrew finds that “…it enhances the client relationship once they realize you’re not a one-dimensional type of person.” Now that he’s the managing partner, he’s able to make sure that the firm supports everyone’s passions, because he believes “…if firms will let people do the things they’re passionate about, they’ll get paid back in spades.”

On 7 Oct 2014, Andrew Logan told Rosie all about his thirteenth Alternative Miss World competition. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

City Church AC Andrew Logan 11:00 AM Your Journey - Part IV: Check Your Gas Tank

If the worst happens do you want you life support switched off? It's an intensely personal question but ultimately that decision is out of your hands - it's up to your doctors and your family to choose. One way you can try to influence their choice is through written instructions called an advanced directive or living will. But in the words of the chair of the propery section of the law society - Andrew Logan, - living wills are "not worth the paper they are written on".

City Church AC Andrew Logan 11:00 AM God's Timing - Part II: Little Giants

On a packed show we spoke with Melbourne dining legend Matteo Pignatelli, owner of two-hatted Matteo's, about the odd spectacle of restaurant reservations being "scalped" to high bidders due to such a high demand for Heston Blumenthal's Fat Duck restaurant opening in Melbourne next year. How much would you pay for concert tickets, or an expensive seat at a sporting event? That style of dining is similar, and it's no huge surprise that people are clamoring to get a table. The brilliant Philippa Sibley joined us in the studio to talk about her recent travels to New Zealand. We also spoke about the Prix Fixe menu themes for both this month and next month, including a dessert that was "accidentally vegan!"Next up we had a market report from John.To finish this week we spoke to the head chef at Melbourne dining hot spot Mamasita, Andrew Logan. We talked about how a traditionally trained skippy Aussie ends up cooking soulful Mexican food, his travels to Mexico, and the long history of Mexican cuisine. Andrew has also contributed some recipes to an amazing tome simply titled Mexico - The Cookbook. It clocks in at 700 pages and is THE word on Mexican food.

Libby Purves meets gem hunter Guy Clutterbuck; artist Andrew Logan; campaigner Diana Nammi and counter-tenor David James. Guy Clutterbuck is a gem hunter and dealer whose expeditions have led him to countries including Zambia, Mozambique, Afghanistan and Sri Lanka where he buys rough and cut gemstones. During these trips he sources rare gems such as emeralds, rubies, sapphires and aquamarines from local mines. He has donated a 60 carat Mozambican aquamarine - worth £40,000 - to a raffle by Fine Cell Work, a charity which helps prisoners rebuild their lives. Andrew Logan is a sculptor, artist, jewellery designer and the founder of the Alternative Miss World contest. Established in 1972, the Alternative Miss World celebrates the outrageous and the unique. Notable contestants have included Leigh Bowery and Grayson Perry and previous winners include the late Derek Jarman as Miss Crepe Suzette. Andrew Logan's art can be found in public and private collections such as London's Victoria and Albert Museum and the National Portrait Gallery. This year's Alternative Miss World takes place at Shakespeare's Globe. Diana Nammi is chief executive of the Iranian and Kurdish Women's Rights Organisation (IKWRO) which she set up in 2002. She has been instrumental in the campaign to bring honour killers to justice as well as striving to get forced marriages banned in this country. She has just won a Barclays Women of the Year award for her campaigning work on behalf of women from Middle Eastern and North African communities who have been affected by honour based violence and forced marriage. David James is a founder member of the renowned Hilliard Ensemble. Known for its combinations of sacred and medieval music, the group is celebrating its 40th anniversary and performing a series of final concerts. The ensemble's most famous collaboration has been with Norwegian jazz saxophonist, Jan Garbarek, who is taking part in the farewell tour. The Hilliard Ensemble's last performance is at London's Wigmore Hall in December. Producer: Paula McGinley.

Matt Rowley, Steve Timms and Andrew Logan talk to Wallaby Steven Moore about last weekend's Bledisloe, the Brumbies and the tour ahead. Then they wang.

Matt Rowley, Steve Timms and Andrew Logan lament the latest Wallabies Bledisloe loss

Matt Rowley, Andrew Logan and Hugh Cavill are joined by new Waratah defence coach and former Wallaby Nathan Grey to talk coaching and how the Wallabies can fight back next weekend

Matt, Timmsy, and Andrew Logan are joined by SANZAR CEO Greg Peters and our first dial in guest Andrew as we get stuck into the Super Rugby final and the upcoming Rugby Championship

Here's our podcast number 90. I'm joined by Scott Allen and new G&GR recruit Andrew Logan as we review the weekend and discuss the latest news like George Smith joining the Brumbies (I told you so!) and Bill Pulver announcing the new Clayton's 3rd Tier proposal. And we had a few technical difficulties, so give us a break!

Matt Rowley hosts Andrew Logan and Hugh Cavill as they interview Waratahs prop Paddy Ryan and talk all things Aussie Rugby

Kirsty Young's castaway is the doyenne of bohemian living, Molly Parkin. She left the Welsh valleys to train as a fine artist in London and was a successful painter then teacher before becoming a fashion writer and novelist. She is as well known, though, for her lifestyle as her work. She adopted a hedonistic approach to life - smoking and drinking through the night and picking up numerous lovers along the way. Now aged 79 she prefers to live alone and says she has found a calmer way of living. "I have been blessed, and made it my business, to surround myself with larger than life characters," she says, "love, on a very profound level comes unexpectedly and brilliantly."Record: Good Golly Miss Molly Book: The History of the Colony by Sophie Parkin Luxury: Her entire outfit including her Andrew Logan brooch Producer: Leanne Buckle.

Kirsty Young's castaway is the doyenne of bohemian living, Molly Parkin. She left the Welsh valleys to train as a fine artist in London and was a successful painter then teacher before becoming a fashion writer and novelist. She is as well known, though, for her lifestyle as her work. She adopted a hedonistic approach to life - smoking and drinking through the night and picking up numerous lovers along the way. Now aged 79 she prefers to live alone and says she has found a calmer way of living. "I have been blessed, and made it my business, to surround myself with larger than life characters," she says, "love, on a very profound level comes unexpectedly and brilliantly." Record: Good Golly Miss Molly Book: The History of the Colony by Sophie Parkin Luxury: Her entire outfit including her Andrew Logan brooch Producer: Leanne Buckle.