Podcast appearances and mentions of Andrew McLeod

Northlanders' electricity supply is back at full capacity, although the network is still in a fragile state. Transpower has reconnected one of the region's two 220-kilovolt circuits, propping it up with a temporary pylon. The other line remains trapped under a fallen tower. As a result, Transpower says the risk of short power cuts is higher than usual. Nobody from Transpower would join us on the programme today. Northpower's chief executive Andrew McLeod spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

The lights are off and the powers out across massive chunks of Northland, grid operator Transpower has a tower lying on its side in Kumeu north west of Auckland disrupting the network, Northpower chief executive Andrew McLeod speaks to Lisa Owen.

Northland locals are fed up with the state of the region's infrastructure after dealing with the worst power cut since Cyclone Gabrielle. Nearly 100,000 people were initially cut off when a single pylon north of Auckland toppled. Most properties have now had their power restored, but hot water has been shut off. Northpower chief executive Andrew McLeod spoke to Corin Dann.

Andrew Demetriou has joined Nathan Buckley, Andrew McLeod and more in a taskforce designed to test the reality of a Northern Territory team in the AFL.Millsy and Karl talk to the former AFL CEO about the steps they've taken to reach this point, as well as how long it may take to finally make the AFL a proper national sport.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Northland businesses are telling Government to commit to a full expressway between Northland and Auckland.  A NZIER report found a four-lane highway between Auckland and Whangārei would bring millions to the region's economy.  Northland Corporate Group Co-Chair Andrew McLeod says the evidence for the benefits are clear.  He told Mike Hosking that the Government just needs to make a decision now, because it's currently hurting Northland business.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Damian Barrett and Josh Gabelich bring you the latest footy news on AFL Daily. It's been a blistering start to 2024 for the Swans, 3 wins from 3 starts with Isaac Heeney relishing his new role inside the centre square. At the front end, they've made the transition into life without Buddy Franklin look seamless.  Peter Wright is headed to the AFL tribunal after taking the "Essendon edge" too far, a comment that fired up Swan Tom Papley.  A young Saint, Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera put together his best performance from his short career that garnered the attention of Damo as part of the Round 2 thinking person's MVP award.  Subscribe to AFL Daily and never miss an episode. Rate and review wherever you listen to podcasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

State Highway One, the main route in and out of Northland could be completely closed at the Brynderwyns for months for maintenance, starving the region of much needed visitors and income. A group of local businesses has already described the state of the roads in the region as an "economic barricade" to its potential. This will be an actual barricade on State Highway One. Waka Kotahi's board will make a decision on the recommended recovery and rebuild work this month but the agency is already planning detours and says it will work around key dates like Waitangi and Easter. Independent research released last month puts the cost of closures on the Brynderwyns at tens of millions of dollars. North Power chief executive, Andrew McLeod, speaks to Lisa Owen. In a statement Waka Kotahi says confirmed detour routes and closure dates will be advised next month following usual internal processes and approvals. It says it will engage with partners, stakeholders and the community to ensure the work is carefully planned to minimise disruptions as much as possible. A business case for long term resilience options is still being considered, alongside the proposed recovery and rebuild works. As this is unfunded, long term resilience options will follow our standard business case processes. [embed] https://players.brightcove.net/6093072280001/default_default/index.html?videoId=6341082285112

#77: Brian's out today, so we're revisiting that time Evan took Meg on his bike route to work... and explored what it looks like to live Car-Free in Los Angeles. Please note, the Gold Line, as reference in this podcast, has been renamed the A Line.  Lots of Angelinos live without a car – and hundreds of thousands of people here don't use a car in their daily commute. But... it is definitely NOT the norm. HTLA Producer Evan Jacoby recently joined the car-less when he switched to a bike last fall.  Today, he's showing fellow producer Megan Botel his work commute. And they're talking with people across LA about how limiting their car use, or even going car-free, changed their lives for the better. Guests: Journalist Ryan Fonseca and carless citizens Fabian Santiago, Sahian Huesca, & Andrew McLeod 

Welcome to the final episode of our 3-part series on AI and ChatGPT and their implications for actuaries. In this concluding episode, Joe Alaimo, CEO of ProComp, is joined by Deloitte AIS team members and AI experts Andrew McLeod and Harrison Jones to explore the future trajectory of AI technology and its potential disruption of the insurance and actuarial professions. They reflect on the lessons learned from the adoption of ML/AI technologies in the past decade and anticipate how the impact of General AI (GAI) and Large Language Models (LLM) might deviate from this path. The conversation then navigates through the ethical and professional challenges that could arise with the implementation of GAIs and LLMs in the actuarial profession, strategies insurers can adopt to leverage these technologies while mitigating risks, and how the job market for actuaries might be reshaped with increased adoption of these advanced tools. This podcast offers a fascinating insight into the evolving landscape of the actuarial profession, providing valuable perspectives for anyone in or considering a career in actuarial science. For more in-depth coverage read Harrison Jones and Andrew McLeod's article in The Actuary.

Welcome back to part 2 of our 3-part series on AI and ChatGPT, where we continue to explore the potential impacts of AI on the actuarial profession. In this episode, Joe Alaimo, CEO of ProComp, resumes the conversation with Deloitte AIS team members and AI experts, Andrew McLeod and Harrison Jones, focusing on a fictional AI product named ReportGen.AI. This innovative concept aims to revolutionize actuarial reporting by streamlining and enhancing the process. Together, they discuss the benefits of integrating AI in report generation, potential implementation challenges, and the possibilities of incorporating interactive data visualizations and quantitative computation. They also touch upon other potential applications of generative AI and LLMs in the insurance industry. Tune in to delve deeper into how AI is set to reshape the future of actuarial work and stay tuned for the concluding part of the series where they will discuss the future state of this technology. For more in-depth coverage read Harrison Jones and Andrew McLeod's article in The Actuary.

In this first episode of a 3-part series, Joe Alaimo, CEO of ProComp, is joined by Deloitte AIS team members Andrew McLeod and Harrison Jones to delve into the world of Artificial Intelligence (AI), with a specific focus on the Generative Pretrained Transformer 4 (GPT-4). Together, they demystify the concepts of generative AI, large language models (LLMs), and explore how GPT-4, a product of OpenAI, stands out from its predecessors. This episode provides a comprehensive understanding of AI's impact on various industries, specifically how these technological advancements have been transforming the insurance sector and the actuarial profession. Tune in to learn more about the potential of AI and stay tuned for the next episode where they will propose a fictional AI product for actuaries. For more in-depth coverage read Harrison Jones and Andrew McLeod's article in The Actuary.

Before the pandemic, there were 24 employees at Certn (Or Certonians, as they're called). After the pandemic, there were 500. That's 20x growth in just two years. That only happens for one reason...  insane product-market fit.This is the story of how Certn got there. Andrew (CEO) walks us through his five-step process to find product-market fit. He used that in the early days of Certn to veto his initial idea and quickly shift to tenant verification. Through continuous PMF-ing, he uncovered employee verification as well. When COVID hit, he was in the right place, at the right time, with the right product.The rest is history.If you're on the road to product-market fit, you need to check this episode out.

The 1990s put Indigenous players in the spotlight, not always for reasons worth celebrating. Andy Krakouer and Gilbert McAdam remember that infamous day at Victoria Park, marvel at Norm Smith Medal winning performances from Peter Matera and Andrew McLeod and celebrate the debuts of Michael O'Loughlin, Adam Goodes and ‘The Wizard' Jeff Farmer in a memorable decade.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

#77: Lots of Angelinos live without a car – and hundreds of thousands of people here don't use a car in their daily commute. But... it is definitely NOT the norm. HTLA Producer Evan Jacoby recently joined the car-less when he switched to a bike last fall.  Today, he's showing fellow producer Megan Botel his work commute. And they're talking with people across LA about how limiting their car use, or even going car-free, changed their lives for the better. Guests: Fabian Santiago, Sahian Huesca, & Andrew McLeod 

Thousands of homes and business are with out power in Auckland, Whangārei and Kaipara and Northland. About a quarter of Northpower's customers are without power right now, Northpower chief executive Andrew Mcleod told Checkpoint.  The lines company covers the Kaipara and Whangārei districts. "We've got about 15,000 families off at the moment," he said.  "Really difficult conditions up here. very high winds, very wet. We've had about 150 people... construction crews out there just working continuously to fix things, but as quickly as we can fix them, we're finding that we're getting more damage behind us.  "A lot of that is trees... wet, high winds, trees are just falling over, straight through our lines," he said.

Thousands of homes have been without power, at least intermittently, on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday in Northland. As of Monday night, about a quarter of Northpower's customers were without power across the Kaipara and Whangarei districts. Northpower chief executive Andrew McLeod spoke to Kim Hill.

Welcome back to the Pybites podcast. This week we have Andrew McLeod on the show to talk about mindfulness.We talk about:- Mindfulness as it applies to the tech industry and why it's important to humanise tech.- How mindfulness humanises.- How to be more aware of different parts of the body - as opposed to only thought.- The trap of trying to use mindfulness to fix problems that require action (eg mindfulness will make you aware you are hungry, it won't resolve the issue)- How mindfulness can help with emotional intelligence (including in the context of code reviewing).- How mindfulness and emotional intelligence can help relating with peers and improve team performance.Books:- The Miracle Of Mindfulness- Chief Joy Officer - McMindfulnessCourses:- MBSR course with certification- MBSR course (without certification - free)- A significantly longer course, both of these teachers are excellentOther resources:- The guy that 'brought mindfulness to the west'- Tara Brach's work- Mindful code reviews:  part 1 and part 2We hope you enjoy this episode!To reach out to Andrew, you can do so:- On LinkedIn- On our Slack - On Instagram

In today's episode, I talk to Chef Hari Cameron, Chef Andrew McLeod, and Pastry Chef Sam Mason. This is a panel discussion about Creative Decisions developing the conversation started in Chapter 5 of my book, Conversations Behind the Kitchen Door.  You'll hear about how each chef approaches the creative process, and how creativity shifts through the seasons and over the years. You'll hear the exciting current dishes each chef is working on, how they balance simplicity with complexity, and why sometimes creativity is easier within parameters.  What you'll learn with chefs Hari Cameron, Andrew McLeod, and Sam Mason How Hari Cameron goes about the recipe process (3:34)  Andrew McLeod's everchanging creative methods (5:54) What happens when you allow availability to dictate the direction (8:44) Why subtle menu changes can be impressive (10:33) The momentary qualities of creativity (11:24) How to uplevel the humble mac n' cheese (12:48) Where sweet and savory meet in the middle (15:04) How structure can actually inspire creativity (16:05) The importance of culinary editing (18:27) Aiming for simplicity over complexity (20:24) Learning not to sweat the small stuff to preserve the quality of work life (21:22) The problem with following trends (24:03) Matching the food to the audience (25:19) The connection between creativity and practicality (27:02) A creative twist on a classic menu item (30:03) Adapting a meal to match the local geography (32:49) Finding a sweet and savory balance (35:06) Series of rapid-fire questions. Link to the podcast episode on Apple Podcast Links to other episodes in the Book Conversation with Pastry Chef Sam Mason Interview with chef Hari Cameron Conversation with Chef Andrew Mc Leod Links to most downloaded episodes (click on any picture to listen to the episode) Chef Sheldon Simeon Chef Andy Doubrava Chef Chris Kajioka Chef Suzanne Goin Click to tweet The conception of what creativity means through the lenses of a cook and a chef really changes significantly throughout the course of someone's career. -Andrew MacLeod Click To Tweet It's easy to blur the lines between savory and sweet towards the end of the meal -Sam Mason Click To Tweet I try to lean on seasonality when I create menus, and I think it's the mantra for a lot of chefs. -Hari Cameron Click To Tweet Social media Chef Hari Cameron Instagram Social media Chef Andrew McLeod Instagram Social media Pastry Chef Sam Mason Instagram Links mentioned in this episode Order book "Conversation Behind The Kitchen Door"

Kane and Hayesy talk about Nick Kyrgios' purple patch coming to an end at the hands of Poland's Hubert Hurkacz. SA sporting legends Andrew McLeod and Brett Maher have called on the South Australian government to make a bid for a future Commonwealth Games. Manchester United is on the bottom of the EPL ladder for the first time in 30 years, Matildas captain Sam Kerr has been named in a 20-strong list for the women's Ballon d'Or, and Australian spinner Alana King took the first ever hat-trick in women's The Hundred on Saturday.

The first Bunji and Brettster show on SEN SA with the great vocals of John Casey anchoring for Adelaide Crows legend Andrew McLeod and former Boomer and Adelaide 36er star Brett Maher. John started off by trying to get some rivalry going between the boys by asking who the bigger star is. After reviewing both Port Adelaide and Adelaide's AFL matches from yesterday, they turned their attention to the SANFL with Eagles star Jimmy Toumpas joining the boys on the phone to discuss their clash with North Adelaide this afternoon. Brettster turned attention to the NBA with several Australians in the mix to join Melbourne United skipper Jack White in the big time. NRL, Cricket, NBL, and how much a Brett Maher playing card is worth all getting a mention.

T-Bone's 104 best players of the AFL era continues with Rich, Muzz and the Bone turning their attention to small defenders. In this episode there are fights and fights and fights, as the panel sift through back pocket plumbers, used car salesmen, hitmen, authors, painters and the biggest of big dancers on their way to determining whether Gavin Wanganeen or Andrew McLeod should be number one.

GUEST OVERVIEW: Meryl Dorey was born in America but lives in Australia. The AVN was started in 1994 by a group of health professionals and parents who were concerned about the lack of scientifically based information on the other side of the vaccination debate. Meryl Dorey is the founder and the president of the 'Australian Vaccination-risks Network'.

My chat with Andrew reveals what is possible in a kitchen with communication and understanding. Brought up through the old school kitchens, Andrew now leads a staff through positivity and creating a work environment people are excited to arrive to. Andrew recently celebrated 5 years sober, a milestone he's able to celebrate in Asheville, a place he calls home. I really appreciate him taking the time to chat with me about where he was when he decided to make the change, and the person he gets to be each day. Andrew McLeod is the Executive Chef at Avenue M in Asheville NC. The laid back approach to an elevated neighborhood restaurant is due to his extensive experience throughout some of the most exciting food markets in the U.S. He credits Joshua Skenes (Saison, Angler) Michael Tusk (Quince, Cotogna, Verjus), and Sean Brock (Joyland, Audrey, The Continental) as his mentors. He's passionate about creating a fun, positive, and supportive kitchen culture as much as he's passionate about good food. Founded in 2016, the mission of Ben's Friends is to offer hope, fellowship, and a path forward to anyone who struggles with substance abuse or addiction. By coming together, starting a dialogue, and acknowledging that substance abuse cannot be overcome by isolation and willpower alone, Ben's Friends hopes to write a new chapter in the lives of food and beverage professionals across the country. To order my n/a enamel pin from Mover & Shaker, head to tinyurl.com/4fm6r9v6

Our surprise to learn former Bulldog and Blue Liam Jones holds out hope he can return to the AFL, why traditional media is more effective than tweeting out notes for athletes who want to get a message across, how Andrew McLeod has strengthened the Northern Territory bid for an AFL team, why Port Adelaide can't win the premiership without injured forward Charlie Dixon, and more examples of indispensable players.

"He doesn't speak often, but when he does speak I listen."

Adelaide Crows legend Andrew McLeod joined the SEN Top End Footy team on the weekend ahead of the NTFL Rep game. You can hear NTFL action each week on SEN Top End.

Sucio.Talk.Podcast Presents Andrew Mcleod. Andrew Mcleod Is Executive Badass At Avenue M In Asheville, North Carolina. It Was Nice To Meet The Man After Hearing So Much About Him While Sucio Talking With The Chefs Of Nashville. We Talked About His Punk Rock Days, How His Early Love Of Music Manifested Into A Career In Food, And What It Felt Like Being Part Of All Star Teams During His Journey Through The Industry. A Stand Up Beacon Of Our Industry Whose Goals Include Cooking Great Food, And Raising Passionate Future Chefs. Ladies & Gentleman Please Enjoy Episode 44 "Reinventing The Neighborhood Restaurant"#Sucio_Talk Also Available On@SpreakerPodcast@GooglePodcast@ApplePodcast@AudiblePodcasts@youtube@spotifySUBSCRIBE.TURN ON POST NOTIFICATIONS.REACH OUT.SUCIOTALK@GMAIL.COMWRITE IN KITCHEN STORIES TO BE FEATURED ON THE SHOW.SHOW SOME LOVE ON SOCIAL MEDIA.LET PEOPLE KNOW ABOUT YOUR FAVORITE FOOD PODCAST.#sucio_talk #suciotalk #suciotalks #suciotalkpodcast #david_sucio #davidguilloty  #chefdavidguilloty #boricua #puertorico #100x35 #420 #badassesingeneral #spreakerpodcasts #foodie #chefs #chef #cook #cooks #cooking #cuisine #history #travel #food #love #brownchefsPEACE!

This week my guest is Emmanuel Laroche. Emmanuel has more than 20 years in the food ingredient industry, and is currently in charge of marketing for a company that manufactures flavors for food and beverage companies like Unilever and Nestle. In 2018 Emmanuel launched the Flavors Unknown podcast. Every other week he speaks to the chefs, pastry chefs, and bartenders who are creating tomorrow's trends. Full disclosure… I was a guest this Spring, and you can hear me on episode 65. Emmanuel has a master's degree in organic chemistry, and an internship for his MBA led him to this career in flavor manufacturing. On the show, you'll hear his origin story. We also talk about his podcast, how and why he started it, and some takeaways from the guests he's had on his show. Some of his guests include chefs Andrew McLeod, Levon Wallace, Philip Spear, Misti Norris, and today he's releasing an episode with pastry chef François Payard. Looking to hire employees for your restaurant? This week's sponsor is Savory Jobs, a job site only for restaurants. For just $50, get unlimited job postings for an entire year. Use discount code SAVORY10 to save 10%.===========Emmanuel Laroche===========Flavors Unknown InstagramFlavors Unknown TwitterFlavors Unknown WebsiteFlavors Unknown Podcast================CONNECT WITH US================SUPPORT US ON PATREONGet the Chefs Without Restaurants NewsletterVisit Our Amazon Store (we get paid when you buy stuff)Connect on ClubhouseCheck out our websites (they have different stuff) https://chefswithoutrestaurants.org/ & https://chefswithoutrestaurants.com/Like our Facebook pageJoin the private Facebook groupJoin the conversation on TwitterCheck our Instagram picsFounder Chris Spear's personal chef business Perfect Little Bites https://perfectlittlebites.com/Watch on YouTubeIf you want to support the show, our Venmo name is ChefWoRestos and can be found at https://venmo.com/ChefWoRestos. If you enjoy the show, have ever received a job through one of our referrals, have been a guest,  or simply want to help, it would be much appreciated. Feel free to let us know if you have any questions.

The inaugural Gullies Art Residency will be taken up by Auckland artist Andrew McLeod early next year. He'll spend eight weeks at The Gullies, a sheep and beef farm in Rangitkei.

Starting new and positive conversations around farming through art is behind what's believed to be a first of its kind artist's residency in Aotearoa. Self styled next generation farmers and art lovers Laura and Richard Morrison have set up The Gullies Art Residency at their sheep and beef farm in the Rangitikei, halfway between Whanganui and Palmerston North. After years of planning, they've just announced the first artist to take up the residency, painter digital artist and printmaker Andrew McLeod. Laura Morrison joins Lynn to discuss why she and Richard felt this residency was necessary.

Visit us at http://www.telstraventures.com In this 1st (1 of 2) episode of The Path, Gup Ghuliani, Telstra Venture's Operations Partner, speaks with Andrew McLeod, C3O and co-founder of Certn. Hear how Andrew built a massively successful human risk intelligence solutions business to accelerate the ‘global trust economy.' Andrew believes that trust is a two-way street, and that breaking down barriers between employers and candidates gives businesses access to a global talent pool they would have otherwise been unable to reach. Andrew shares his journey of starting the company with two close friends, focusing on culture first, and scaling the company's intense-but-fun work culture that he likens to his university rugby team. Tune in to hear about what the trust economy entails and how it has become more relevant than ever at a time where in-person engagements are not always possible. Of course, Andrew also provides insights into how he approached friends and family first and identified mentors to help scale the business. ABOUT CERTN Since 2017, Certn has built the most direct connections to local and international human risk databases – including courts and police services. Our proprietary identification verification solution enables businesses to effectively validate someone's identity and make better trust-based decisions. With a focus on user experience, our award-winning solution offers the fastest, most comprehensive reports ever made. Focusing on real-time background screening solutions for technology, retail, property management, financial, and gig service industries, Certn's human risk intelligence solutions focus on accelerating the background check process, without compromising on accuracy and compliance. As companies and employees shift to remote hiring and work due to the global COVID-19 pandemic, the need for a trusted and intuitive background screening solution continues to grow. In assisting the growth of the global trust economy, Certn's machine learning technology allows for a seamless screening process that connects individuals to relevant organizations and life-changing opportunities. Website: https://certn.co/

Former AFL player turned commentator and media personality, Tony Armstrong, joins Phil this week to discuss his journey in the AFL and the media as an Aboriginal man, what he learnt from playing with ‘titans' of the AFL in Adam Goodes and Andrew McLeod, while talking openly on the challenges young Indigenous players face when thrust into the AFL system. A powerful and important discussion ahead of Sir Doug Nicholls Round.

The world has gone on pause, and whether you agree with it or not, our government and our society have seemingly dealt a near-death blow to every restauranteur out there. So when all bets are off, why not try something new? Something you’ve been thinking about for years, or perhaps something you and your friend concocted in a late-night, buzz-induced brainstorming session. Today’s marketplace is the perfect time to try something creative, perhaps super low-budget, but don’t forget to make it good. This season we’re very much into the new hustle. Collaborations, pop-ups, the scrappy, and the lean-minded. Diners, whether still at home or newly vaccinated, are in dire need of fresh food from some fresh minds. Today we’re joined with 3 chefs from Asheville, NC. Rob Jones from The Chop Shop Butchery, Graham House of Session Cafe, and Andrew Mcleod of Ave M., who have teamed up to pop-up every Monday and Tuesday. Trashalachian is the side hustle of side hustles.Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support Opening Soon by becoming a member!Opening Soon is Powered by Simplecast.

Michelangelo Rucci on his sit-down with Andrew McLeod.

What we covered in this episode Chef Andrew McLeod from Avenue M talks about the challenge of launching a new menu when a customer base  How did he balance the business need to keep classics on the menu and the desire to add his own creations? Chef Andrew McLeod says that cooking is an exercise in practicality and not a series of creations from an artist. Avenue M's menu features locally sourced ingredients.  Chef Andrew McLeod takes us through the relationship with local farmers and purveyors. He shares his passion for Salumi and Pasta. Chef Andrew McLeod describes the concept of the Sunday Supper Series created during the pandemic. He talks about his sources of inspiration and his creative process. Chef Andrew McLeod mentions his latest ingredient obsession: mushroom pellets. He describes his experience with chef Sean Brock. Chef Andrew McLeod talks about addiction issues in the industry and the need for recovery and asking for help. Series of rapid-fire questions. Link to the podcast episode on Apple Podcast https://bit.ly/Andrew_McLeod Links to other episodes in the Appalachian region Conversation with Chef Matt Bolus in Nashville Covid-19: 3 Chefs respond with Chef Ian Boden Episode with Chef Edward Lee #gallery-3 { margin: auto; } #gallery-3 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 25%; } #gallery-3 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-3 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /* see gallery_shortcode() in wp-includes/media.php */ Sausage BBQ Chef Andrew McLeod Freshly cased and tied n’duja Chef Andrew McLeod Hot chicken dumpling soup Chef Andrew Mc Leod Salt roasted carrots dressed in a chimichurri of the tops, cranberry, and ricotta Salami cotto with castelvetrano olive, Calabrian chili and toasted almond Ricotta caratelli with Nduja sugo Avenue M Avenue M – Brown butter apple cake with black apple and cream cheese Smoked beet cake with beet cream cheese frosting – Avenue M Submitted questions from podcast listeners Quick and easy pasta recipes with few ingredients. A recipe from Chef McLeod. "That's a really easy kind of one pot deal or one pan deal that I like to do sometimes is either farfalle or macaroni or whatever, kind of dry noodle that you have laying around to cook that. While you're doing that, render some sausage, some breakfast sausage, like hot and spicy Jake's breakfast sausage, or something like that in a pan. Toss in some kale or torn up collard greens or turnip greens, or whatever you have around and glaze that in the sausage fat. Drain off some of the fat, add a little bit of cream to the pan and toss your pasta with it and crush it with some Parmesan cheese and fine herbs and lemon juice. That's a really good, if you got twenty minutes for a quick dinner or a lunch meal." Click to tweet During the pandemic, people are more into comfort food, and the old classics that are on the menu resonate with them. Click To Tweet I don't view a dish as something that I created or that we created as a team, or that comes inherently from a creative place. I really feel that cooking is an exercise in practicality. Click To Tweet My understanding of a chef is that you've sourced the best product that you can from the best place that you can. That's your responsibility to figure out how to translate that into something that somebody wants to eat. Click To Tweet Most people that are serious about cooking have had periods where they really had an inflated sense of themselves. I was certainly one of those people that was really trying to do things that were far beyond my skill set and trying to be in places that I didn't belong to. Click To Tweet

Discussing the media storm we created after unearthing Andrew McLeod's feelings towards the Adelaide Football Club, the AFL season resumes this weekend after 12 weeks of suspended play, how the crowd allocation of 2000 for Showdown 48 will work, and one of our own cops some flack from another podcast for looking like Bill Lawry! Twitter - @PressBoxEP Facebook - The Press Box Podcast Spotify - The Press Box

Adelaide Crows Premiership player, Rod Jameson joined the boys to discuss club culture, the newly announced crowd for Showdown 48, and a response to Andrew Mcleod's comments.

Andrew Fagan - Adelaide Crows CEO, addressing club great Andrew McLeod's doubled-down comments about not feeling welcome at the club. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Adelaide Crows board member Rod Jameson joins Dwayne to chat about Andrew McLeod's comments.

Andrew is the C3O of Certn, a leader amongst data companies, he also holds a BBA and a Masters of International Business and Law. Additionally, Andrew is currently a co-founder, shareholder and/or investor in; Goldilocks Wraps (zero waste food wraps) Smoothie Club (fresh smoothie subscription service) Emei Supply Co (adventure sports equipment)

Peter, Damon, Beau & Elodie bless your eardrums this week with all the news, including:

This week Wayne Carey is grilled by Michael Gleeson, Jake Niall and Caroline Wilson on his list of the 20 best players he has seen. Why did Ablett snr slip so far down the list? Why is Dunstall picked ahead of Lockett, and Voss ahead of Hird? And why did some big names - including Hodge, Koutoufides and Kernahan - miss out? Plus, the difference between the haves and the have-nots among the clubs has never been clearer, the latest on the financial situation amid the shutdown and how the season could look if and when it restarts. WAYNE CAREY'S BEST 20 1. Jason Dunstall, 2. Michael Voss, 3. James Hird, 4. Tony Lockett, 5. Chris Judd, 6. Robert Harvey, 7. Greg Williams, 8. Lance Franklin, 9. Gary Ablett snr, 10. Nathan Buckley, 11. Mark Ricciuto, 12. Adam Goodes, 13. Glen Jakovich, 14. Andrew McLeod, 15. Dustin Martin, 16. Jonathan Brown, 17. Stephen Silvagni, 18. Matthew Richardson, 19. Gary Ablett jnr, 20. Paul Kelly. JAKE NIALL'S BEST 20 1. Wayne Carey, 2. Gary Ablett snr, 3. Tony Lockett, 4. Lance Franklin, 5. Michael Voss, 6. Jason Dunstall, 7. James Hird, 8. Gary Ablett jnr, 9. Chris Judd, 10. Greg Williams, 11. Nathan Buckley, 12. Robert Harvey, 13. Dustin Martin, 14. Nat Fyfe, 15. Peter Matera, 16. Luke Hodge, 17. Jonathan Brown, 18. Anthony Koutoufides, 19. Stephen Silvagni, 20. Matthew Pavlich.   Footy might be on hold, but this podcast is not. Make sure you subscribe wherever you get your podcasts to get every episode as it drops. Get in touch! - We'd love to hear from you. Why not email us here, or follow us on Twitter and Facebook. Become a subscriber: our supporters power our newsrooms and are critical for the sustainability of news coverage. Becoming a subscriber also gets you exclusive behind-the-scenes content and invitations to special events. Click on the links to subscribe https://subscribe.theage.com.au/ or https://subscribe.smh.com.au/ Please take the time to rate & review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. We love to hear your thoughts and it makes it easier for the rest of the podcast world to find us. Thanks for listening and don't forget to check out more great podcasts from The Age & SMH. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Adelaide Crows AFLW stars, Courtney Cramey and Ebony Marinoff, join The Advertiser's Dani Abbracciavento and The Phantom to discuss Round 5's loss to North Melbourne, Australia's World Cup win, drug testing on grand final day, Andrew McLeod's kind gesture to a travelling Crows fan and more  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sam Hargreaves on the Crows external review 2. Andrew McLeod 3. List Management expert Gary Buckenara on the Crows and Power 4. Sports update for The Advertiser

Former Crows champion Andrew McLeod speaks to Sam Hargreaves about the EJ Whitten Legends Match, and the situation of the Crows.

Crows champion Andrew McLeod joins Rowey & Bicks to discuss the Adelaide Indigenous jumper. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Have you noticed on this side of faith, you cannot escape references to meditation? I have to admit I am a bit of a skeptic when it comes to mediation. So I decided to have my friend and colleague, Andrew McLeod, on the podcast to help me understand what the practice of insight meditation is all about. Andrew has been practicing meditation for 20 years, he has been on multiple silent retreats and he has had the unfortunate task of trying to teach me meditation. Andrew makes compelling arguments for the usefulness of mediation. It helps one become more accepting of oneself and not mired by emotional reactions. It encourages one to live in the moment. It helps jump start loving kindness for others. Links: Get in touch with Andrew on Twitter: https://twitter.com/mcleodent Learn more about insight meditation: Insight meditation society: https://www.dharma.org Jack Kornfield: https://jackkornfield.com Sharon Salzburg: https://www.sharonsalzberg.com Attribution: "Waves" track written and produced by Makaih Beats http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Makaih_Beats Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/us/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gracefulatheist/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gracefulatheist/support

Fittingly for Greenplanet Blueplanet's Victoria, British Columbia Series; Andrew McLeod is one to watch, he is a 2x Forbes 30 Under 30 Nominee, the C3O at Certn and the former CSO of RentMoola.    " I made and lost more money in my 20s than a lot of people in an entire lifetime."  Andrew Mcleod Published as somebody to watch in business, Andrew is an investor and advisor to some of North America's most innovative companies and has many successful ventures to his name. Recognized as an innovator, entrepreneur, and business strategist, he holds a BBA from Acadia University and a Masters of International Business and Law from the University of Sydney, Australia.   "I work with the 14 best people on the planet, in the place that I think is the best in the world." Andrew Mcleod Along with his education and startup experience, Andrew has worked with marketing and communications agencies representing Canada’s largest financial institutions. He has developed investor proposals and business plans for some of Canada’s most innovative companies and has consulted on over a dozen business triage and international expansion projects.   this episode was recorded on Aug 23, 2018, 2:00 PM Vancouver

Holy testosterone! Jacqueline's out of the country and Ben has invited some fellas into the studio to get REAL about... um... dude stuff. Ladies: Ever wonder how men talk about you when you're not around? Guys: Ever wonder if/when it's cool to let your sensitive side show around your bros? On today's show, hear the out-and-out, unadulterated TRUTH from four humans with Y chromosomes. Joined by regular guest Andrew McLeod (sales manager for Union Beer Distributors), Nick Guitart (General Manager of Big Daddy's restaurant and Ben's sometime boss) and, in a hilarious twist of fate, Jacqueline's real-life bro Dan Raposo, we'll explore men's deepest insecurities, frustrations and confusion concerning the opposite sex, and the under-discussed dating difficulties facing men in today's society.

No matter the stage of your relationship (or lack thereof), well-meaning jerks often throw old, tired cliches at you in the guise of friendship: "Go with your gut!" "There are plenty of fish in the sea!" "Never go to sleep angry!" "Tis better to have loved and lost..." "You have to love yourself before you can really love someone else." Gag. So today, we're tearing them down, again! We've got returning guests Andrew McLeod of Union Beer and Antony Raymond of the Elsinore County Theatre Company back to break down a few new dating cliches, weigh in on dating profiles phrases that make us yawn and swipe left, and go through a few round of sexy never-have-I-ever. It's our last show of the summer season – and our first whole year of Love Bites! – so we're celebrating with good friends and a fun chat. Have a listen.

We welcome back Antony Raymond of Elsinore County and Andrew McLeod of Union Beer – the guests on our two unaired pilots – for our last show of 2015! In a festive and celebratory mode, we talk what we’re drinking and eating this week, and then break down some dating cliches to get at the root of their truth. Is it better to have loved and lost than to never have loved at all? Do you only find love when you stop looking? Or do you have to be out in the light in order to have love find you? Hear four opinions – for better or for worse – and get a sneak peak at what’s to come in 2016! “It tough for someone to love you if you walk around like a miserable f*** all the time.” [15:15] –Andrew McLeod on Love Bites  

Crows legend Andrew McLeod spoke on FIVEaa Radio ahead of Adelaide's Indigenous Round clash with the Dockers on Saturday night.

This week on Beer Sessions Radio, Jimmy Carbone has a “tasting” of all sorts of people from the beer industry. Andrew McLeod, Assistant Sales Manager at Union Beer is in the studio talking about getting great craft beer from all over the country into New York City bars, restaurants, and grocery stores. Cory Bonfiglio is here to tell us about the craft brew selection on tap and in bottles at his bar called Proletariat on St. Mark’s Place. Harris Damashek of Underground Eats and Sonoma Springs Brewing Co. is sharing some of his favorite Sonoma beers. Tune in to hear some of our guests’ favorite beer books and first beers. This program has been brought to you by GreatBrewers.com. “I think New York is a really competitive market [for new craft beer] that you really need to come here at the right time. It’s a hard thing to say, but you really have one chance to make it in a market like this. You might do well in your home market, but when you come to New York it’s tough…” — Andrew McLeod on Beer Sessions Radio “Just like people are going to wineries and doing tastings, a lot more people are going to breweries.” — Harris Damashek on Beer Sessions Radio