Podcast appearances and mentions of Andrew Weir

In this episode of Checking In, Rosanna Caira, editor and publisher of Hotelier magazine speaks with Andrew Weir, president and CEO of Destination Toronto about the growing importance of tourism, the impact of special concert and sporting events on the visitor economy and the challenges and opportunities that Toronto faces as we head into a new year.

The Horror Dads, John and Jamie, are joined by indie filmmakers Marc Marashi and Andrew Weir, the creative minds behind the haunting new horror short film, The Lonely Portrait. Together, we dive into the eerie world of apartment-based horror, exploring how confined spaces, thin walls, and familiar settings create the perfect backdrop for fear and isolation. Marc and Andrew share the inspiration behind The Lonely Portrait, detailing its themes, production journey, and the unique challenges of crafting horror within the claustrophobic confines of apartment living. Along the way, we discuss some of the genre's most memorable apartment-based horror films, from psychological thrillers to ghostly tales, unpacking why these settings resonate so deeply with audiences. For those who have not seen The Lonely Portrait, you can access this 17-minute short film here: https://vimeo.com/872717472/a07e3202c5 Not interested in the banter and want to jump directly to the interview? Please find time stamps of our segments below: What We've Been Watching: 3:10 What We've Been Buying: 8:48 What We're Wearing: 11:00 Family Antics:13:02 Plugs: 15:45 Interview with The Lonely Portrait: 15:45

Guests Danny Goodman, Mike Smith, and Andrew Weir delve into the Skillbridge program. They share their military backgrounds, transitions, and the Skillbridge program's benefits. The conversation underscores the importance of leadership, communication, and servant leadership. The guests also recount their journey of discovering Skillbridge, their search for potential employers, and their future plans.Learn more about Greencastle Consulting and what the Skillbridge program is like for transitioning service members. Linkshttps://skillbridge.osd.mil/andhttps://greencastleconsulting.com/https://greencastleconsulting.com➡️ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/greencastleconsulting ➡️ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/1997GACPhiladelphia, Malvern, Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Atlantic City, Wilmington, Washington D.C.

Our next adventure is taking us up north to Canada, as our entire crew fell in love with Toronto. We're joined by Andrew Weir, President & CEO of Destination Toronto, to discuss everything from iconic experiences to incredible food and culture. Plus, hear why Toronto is the perfect destination for your next meeting. Learn more about why Toronto should be next on your travel list at destinationtoronto.com  This episode is sponsored by Destination Toronto.

Host Alex Pierson speaks with Andrew Weir, executive vice president of Destination Toronto. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We are delighted to have Andrew Weir our Chairman and Senior Partner and Vice Chairman of KPMG China join us on our latest episode of the Value Prop, where he provides us with some excellent commentary on the big topics concerning his clients and sharing some of his insights on the current status of APAC's economy and where its heading into the latter part of 2023.  Q2 felt like a cautious quarter overall in terms of business leaders sentiment I have had the opportunity to speak to, partly due to uncertainty in financial markets. Further weakness in the financial sector, on-going uncertainty regarding monetary policy and continued geopolitical risk, all created a complex environment for investors to navigate. But in every perceived reality there are the exceptions. I.E. Japan's economy came into focus: The market hit the highest level in 33 years with the Nikkei reaching to 33,700 yen in June. That has partly been driven by continuous buying from foreign investors since April. In addition, the gains have come amid ongoing expectations of corporate governance reforms and structural shifts in the Japanese macro economy and the continuing appetite from foreign investors seeking alternatives to China Mainland.

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Join the conversations with us at London Property, where we use our experience, expertise, and deep-rooted relationships to connect super-prime property owners and tenants with handpicked experts. You can apply for our exclusive membership, or to be on our curated experts directory here: https://londonproperty.co.uk/en/ .In this podcast, we are in conversation with Andrew Weir. Andrew has over 30 years experience in the prime London residential property market. His detailed knowledge of Central London as a market is an invaluable resource for those seeking to buy when there is very little quality stock on the market, and he understands all the nuances around the prime property market.As always, we love to hear your feedback and comments. Come and join the conversation with us on social media or via email at ask@londonproperty.co.uk.Interviewer - Farnaz Fazaipour | Property Investment & OwnershipInstagramTwitterYouTubeLinkedInFacebookBuzzsprout

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The $10/day daycare plan is a real mess; Why are we still telling stories about businesses denying entry to people with guide dogs?  And are we facing a nuclear threat worse than the Cuban Missile Crisis? Time Codes: 02:00 - How's the $10/day childcare working in Halifax?03:48 - The childcare plan in Ontario is a complete mess! 12:35 - Erin's not impressed with plans touted as helping Moms go back to work. 13:54 - Is it time to fine businesses who don't allow guide dogs? 18:37 - Should we be more worried about a nuclear threat in Ukraine? 28:14 - Today on The Daily Brief - A chat with Andrew Weir at Destination Toronto. “Toronto's visitor economy is a vital economic engine for the city, generating more than $10 billion in economic activity and supporting 70,000 jobs in 2019.”  Toronto lost 80% of that economic activity in March 2020. How long will it take for it to come back? Halifax Guide Dog Story: https://www.halifaxexaminer.ca/featured/blind-partially-sighted-nova-scotians-say-theyre-being-denied-access-to-spaces-because-of-their-guide-dogs/ Dave on Twitter www.twitter.com/davetrafford Erin on Twitter www.twitter.com/erintrafford Erin on Instagram www.instagram.com/its.erintrafford Erin on TikTok www.tiktok.com/erintrafford Email us hello@storystudionetwork.com Now & Next Cast and Crew Associate Producer Becky Coles Production Manager Jaime Nickerson Audio Editors Mike Treutler and Drew Garner Sonic Logo Designer and Creative Branding Greg MacDonald Now & Next is a Story Studio Network Original

Andrew Weir, Executive VP at Destination Toronto gives us a preview ahed of the Michelin travel guides first foray into Toronto..Prof Charmaine Williams joins Reshmi and Scottt to talk about the Little Mermaid and representation in media..Ben Harrison gives an inside look at how TIFF is going this year

To celebrate the Commonwealth Games happening this week in the UK we are visiting one of the venues, the velodrome in the Lee Valley VeloPark in London.  The velodrome, with its striking curved shape, was built for the London 2012 Olympics.  In the run up to the 2012 Olympics, we talked to structural engineers Andrew Weir and Pete Winslow from Expedition Engineering, who were part of the design team for the velodrome, about how mathematics helped create its iconic shape.    Sir Chris Hoy leads the GB Cycling Team during the official opening of the Velodrome (Photograph by David Poultney) We hope you enjoy revisiting this conversation, and you can find out more in this accompanying article. Good luck to all the athletes completing in the 2022 Commonwealth Games!

Join us in a deep and insightful discussion about the changes in the London Property market that are approaching very soon. Andrew Weir of London Central Portfolio Ltd, Tom Bill of Knight Frank Frank, and Marcus Dixon of LonRes share their views of how the market is evolving and the factors at play. Listen and find the unique investment opportunities caused by a quick resurgence of the market. At London Property, we use our experience, expertise & deep-rooted relationships to connect super-prime property owners and tenants with hand-picked experts. We also aim to inform and entertain Londoners through content across multiple platforms linked below.Interviewer - Farnaz Fazaipour | Property Investment & Ownership  Visit https://londonproperty.co.uk/en/ and sign up to our newsletter to be the first to hear about our weekly vlogs & podcast.InstagramTwitterYouTubeLinkedInFacebookBuzzsproutinfo@londonproperty.co.uk for all enquiries

“The recovery in London is quick…you have to be careful because it can smack you in the face – you can miss it because it happens so quickly.”My guest today is property veteran and Chief Executive at London Central Portfolio (LCP), Andrew Weir. Andrew gained his industry-wide reputation as a consummate professional in the property sector with over 30 years' experience, during a period of unprecedented growth and change within the Prime Central London residential market. He was involved from the early stages of setting up Foxtons to managing its growth and creating one of the best-known brands in the industry, taking it from private ownership to private equity and initial public offering. Andrew held the position of Managing Director from 2014, managing 300 people and a £76m+ revenue portfolio, subsequently becoming Chief Sales Officer. Subsequently, he has chosen to expand his experience into the Investment Advisory side of the industry at LCP. We discuss how the last few years has affected the capital's property market – from the effects of Brexit and the pandemic to what the city might look like in years to come. “I think London had got to a bit of an inflection point pre-pandemic, in those Brexit years. It was getting very expensive and becoming unaffordable and, given the Brexit vote, was potentially a little directionless,” Andrew explains. “I think the silver lining of the pandemic might be that London is forced to reinvent itself and that big influx of the younger generation into town could be a really positive thing.”We also talk about: The psychology of the property marketRental demand and the effect on property pricesThe migration of older people out of London and younger people into the cityThe return of foreign buyers Find out more about London Central Portfolio visit: https://www.londoncentralportfolio.com/ or follow @LCP_LTD on Instagram and Twitter.  About The Nicole Bremner Podcast:Nicole Bremner is an investor, speaker, writer, and podcaster. After a successful decade building a multi-million property portfolio in London, Nicole was forced by a number of external obstacles to stop, take stock and figure out what really matters in life.Following a period of healing and reflection, she discovered that what doesn't kill you makes you stronger and, so very often, setback is followed by real success. On The Nicole Bremner Podcast, she speaks to others who have triumphed in the face of adversity and explores the lessons they have learned along the way.To find out who's coming up next on The Nicole Bremner Podcast, follow Nicole on Instagram @nsbremner and facebook or subscribe to her YouTube channel.Disclaimer:The views and opinions expressed in this podcast belong solely to the host and guest speakers. The view and opinions of the guest speakers do not represent that of the host. Always do your own research. Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/NicoleBremner)Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/NicoleBremner)Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/NicoleBremner)

Tonya Hall talks to Andrew Weir, author of the Sci-Fi novel The Martian, about his latest book and how it's also going to be turned into a Hollywood movie. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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London Central Portfolio is an investment advisory consultancy acting to HNWI, many from the Far East.  With over 500 units under management we speak to Andrew Weir about recent market conditions and what to expect.

Real estate and its sub-sectors have felt the impact of COVID-19 in varying degrees with diverse implications for its many stakeholders. To unpack the latest in what's driving change, KPMG in Canada's National Industry Leader, Lorne Burns, sits down with four distinguished guests. In the second episode, KPMG's Global Head of Asset Management and Global Chair of Real Estate and Construction, Andrew Weir, provides a view into China's industry response, as well as the larger implications for the new reality.

Andrew Weir, Global Head, Asset Management, KPMG International and Regional Senior Partner and Vice Chairman, KPMG China; and David Neuenhaus, Global Head, Asset Management Tax, KPMG International, and Partner, KPMG in the US share their insights on the impact that COVID-19 is having on the Asset Management industry, at the investor, fund, and portfolio company level, as well as the overall impact on current investment trends, financial opportunities and what to anticipate moving forward.

Kelly gets the details from Andrew Weir, Executive vice-president of destination development for Tourism Toronto.

Andrew Weir, brand leader of Aberlour takes us on a journey of this award winning brand.  He and Tavarus Hogans discuss:Brand CEP: Louder than wordsTop facts:• Double Cask, double depth• James Fleming founder storyRecent brand news:• Launch of A'bunadh Alba and Top 5 award• Pack restage Social calls to action• Follow @ Aberlour_US• Get your whisky portrait customized coaster at AberlourLouderThanWords.comAny social handles/hashtags to follow• #Aberlour• #LouderThanWords• @Aberlour_US

En este episodio hablé con Nathalie Quintero, Systems Engineer en Boeing Space & Launch, SLS Program. Nathalie es venezolana y se graduó de Emby-Riddle Aeronautical University trabajando en Boeing. Allí realizó distintas pasantías de rotación y en la última se terminó definiendo por todo lo relacionado al espacio. Es apasionada por bailar flamenco y gran creyente de que se deben incorporar las artes en STEM. Ella cree que el arte ayuda a desarrollar la matemática y la lógica. Además, tiene experiencia de voluntaria en distintas organizaciones ayudando e incentivando a las mujeres entrar en el mundo de la tecnología. Hablamos acerca de Nathalie, Emby-Riddle Aeronautical University y la experiencia de estudiar allí, su elección por el espacio y el proceso por el cual llega a su primer trabajo en Boeing, acerca de Boeing, sus comienzos, y la experiencia de trabajar allí. También hemos hablado respecto a su trabajo como Ingeniera Aeroespacial en Boeing Space & Launch, la experiencia de haber estado en el KC-135 jet (Vomit Comet) y cuál ha sido su misión espacial favorita. Y por último, hablamos de si ha tenido consideración en la posibilidad de ir a California JPL, en lo que le gustaría ser pionera en el espacio, su manera en que lidia con el síndrome del impostor y lo que opina sobre la movida de gente que se quiere ir a vivir a Marte. Ella cree que el arte ayuda a desarrollar la matemática y la lógica. Además, tiene experiencia de voluntaria en distintas organizaciones ayudando e incentivando a las mujeres entrar en el mundo de la tecnología. Conexiones se hace posible gracias a Audible. Ve a www.audibletrial.com/latinos y obten tu audiolibro gratis!   Suscribete a nuestro newsletter mensual donde encontrarás estrategias de networking y otras herramientas de desarrollo personal! Aquí o en Conexiones.io Conéctate con Nathalie vía linkedin: Nathalie Quintero Recursos mencionados: ESA STEAM SWE SHPE Embry-Riddle (Aeronautical University) Virgin Galactic Richard Branson Kennedy Space Center Boeing Zoom MAF Jacobs Vehicle Assembly Building Programa Artemisa Mercury Project Mars One The Right Stuff Apollo 13 “The Vomit Comet” (video) “How a Series of Blog Posts Turned into a Multi-million Dollar Bestseller” (sobre Andrew Weir, autor de “The Martian”) Nos quieres ayudar a crecer?: Déjanos una reseña en ITunes Mandanos un mensaje a ConexionesPodcast@gmail.com Compártelo con un amigo Notas del programa: 00:01:00 – Dando la bienvenida a Nathalie y acerca de ella 00:06:42 – Acerca de Embry-Riddle y la experiencia de estudiar ahí 00:10:03 – Elección por el espacio y proceso por el cual Nathalie llega a su primer trabajo 00:12:54 – Acerca de William Boeing y los comienzos de Boeing 00:16:46 – Experiencia de trabajar en Boeing 00:19:12 –  Motivación para hacer un master 00:21:27 – Estudio a distancia 00:23:19 – Disciplina adquirida trabajando y estudiando 00:24:15 – Acerca del trabajo de Nathalie como Ingeniera Aeroespacial en Boeing Space & Launch 00:30:10 – Experiencia de Nathalie en el KC-135 jet (Vomit comet) 00:39:45 –  Misión espacial favorita 00:42:53 – Consideración y posibilidad de ir a California JPL 00:46:57 – En lo que le gustaría a Nathalie ser pionera en el espacio 00:57:09 – Manera en que Nathalie lidia con el síndrome del impostor 01:02:03 – Mejor consejo que le han dado a Nathalie 01:05:57 – Últimas palabras para la audiencia y acerca de la nueva movida de gente que se quiere ir a vivir a Marte Acerca del episodio: Nathalie Quintero es una ingeniera espacial venezolana trabajando en Boeing Space & Launch, SLS Program, en el area de operaciones y lanzamientos, revisando procedimientos, requerimientos y que todo este escrito de lo que hay que hacer cuando lleguen los vehículos en barcos a Florida. Se graduó de Embry-Riddle, después de haber hecho tres rotaciones de pasantías. Nathalie siempre quiso ser piloto y tenía adoración por l...

En este episodio hablé con Nathalie Quintero, Systems Engineer en Boeing Space & Launch, SLS Program. Nathalie es venezolana y se graduó de Emby-Riddle Aeronautical University trabajando en Boeing. Allí realizó distintas pasantías de rotación y en la última se terminó definiendo por todo lo relacionado al espacio. Es apasionada por bailar flamenco y gran creyente de que se deben incorporar las artes en STEM. Ella cree que el arte ayuda a desarrollar la matemática y la lógica. Además, tiene experiencia de voluntaria en distintas organizaciones ayudando e incentivando a las mujeres entrar en el mundo de la tecnología. Hablamos acerca de Nathalie, Emby-Riddle Aeronautical University y la experiencia de estudiar allí, su elección por el espacio y el proceso por el cual llega a su primer trabajo en Boeing, acerca de Boeing, sus comienzos, y la experiencia de trabajar allí. También hemos hablado respecto a su trabajo como Ingeniera Aeroespacial en Boeing Space & Launch, la experiencia de haber estado en el KC-135 jet (Vomit Comet) y cuál ha sido su misión espacial favorita. Y por último, hablamos de si ha tenido consideración en la posibilidad de ir a California JPL, en lo que le gustaría ser pionera en el espacio, su manera en que lidia con el síndrome del impostor y lo que opina sobre la movida de gente que se quiere ir a vivir a Marte. Ella cree que el arte ayuda a desarrollar la matemática y la lógica. Además, tiene experiencia de voluntaria en distintas organizaciones ayudando e incentivando a las mujeres entrar en el mundo de la tecnología. Conexiones se hace posible gracias a Audible. Ve a www.audibletrial.com/latinos y obten tu audiolibro gratis!   Suscribete a nuestro newsletter mensual donde encontrarás estrategias de networking y otras herramientas de desarrollo personal! Aquí o en Conexiones.io Conéctate con Nathalie vía linkedin: Nathalie Quintero Recursos mencionados: ESA STEAM SWE SHPE Embry-Riddle (Aeronautical University) Virgin Galactic Richard Branson Kennedy Space Center Boeing Zoom MAF Jacobs Vehicle Assembly Building Programa Artemisa Mercury Project Mars One The Right Stuff Apollo 13 “The Vomit Comet” (video) “How a Series of Blog Posts Turned into a Multi-million Dollar Bestseller” (sobre Andrew Weir, autor de “The Martian”) Nos quieres ayudar a crecer?: Déjanos una reseña en ITunes Mandanos un mensaje a ConexionesPodcast@gmail.com Compártelo con un amigo Notas del programa: 00:01:00 – Dando la bienvenida a Nathalie y acerca de ella 00:06:42 – Acerca de Embry-Riddle y la experiencia de estudiar ahí 00:10:03 – Elección por el espacio y proceso por el cual Nathalie llega a su primer trabajo 00:12:54 – Acerca de William Boeing y los comienzos de Boeing 00:16:46 – Experiencia de trabajar en Boeing 00:19:12 –  Motivación para hacer un master 00:21:27 – Estudio a distancia 00:23:19 – Disciplina adquirida trabajando y estudiando 00:24:15 – Acerca del trabajo de Nathalie como Ingeniera Aeroespacial en Boeing Space & Launch 00:30:10 – Experiencia de Nathalie en el KC-135 jet (Vomit comet) 00:39:45 –  Misión espacial favorita 00:42:53 – Consideración y posibilidad de ir a California JPL 00:46:57 – En lo que le gustaría a Nathalie ser pionera en el espacio 00:57:09 – Manera en que Nathalie lidia con el síndrome del impostor 01:02:03 – Mejor consejo que le han dado a Nathalie 01:05:57 – Últimas palabras para la audiencia y acerca de la nueva movida de gente que se quiere ir a vivir a Marte Acerca del episodio: Nathalie Quintero es una ingeniera espacial venezola...

En este episodio hablé con Nathalie Quintero, Systems Engineer en Boeing Space & Launch, SLS Program. Nathalie es venezolana y se graduó de Emby-Riddle Aeronautical University trabajando en Boeing. Allí realizó distintas pasantías de rotación y en la última se terminó definiendo por todo lo relacionado al espacio. Es apasionada por bailar flamenco y gran creyente de que se deben incorporar las artes en STEM. Ella cree que el arte ayuda a desarrollar la matemática y la lógica. Además, tiene experiencia de voluntaria en distintas organizaciones ayudando e incentivando a las mujeres entrar en el mundo de la tecnología. Hablamos acerca de Nathalie, Emby-Riddle Aeronautical University y la experiencia de estudiar allí, su elección por el espacio y el proceso por el cual llega a su primer trabajo en Boeing, acerca de Boeing, sus comienzos, y la experiencia de trabajar allí. También hemos hablado respecto a su trabajo como Ingeniera Aeroespacial en Boeing Space & Launch, la experiencia de haber estado en el KC-135 jet (Vomit Comet) y cuál ha sido su misión espacial favorita. Y por último, hablamos de si ha tenido consideración en la posibilidad de ir a California JPL, en lo que le gustaría ser pionera en el espacio, su manera en que lidia con el síndrome del impostor y lo que opina sobre la movida de gente que se quiere ir a vivir a Marte. Ella cree que el arte ayuda a desarrollar la matemática y la lógica. Además, tiene experiencia de voluntaria en distintas organizaciones ayudando e incentivando a las mujeres entrar en el mundo de la tecnología. Conexiones se hace posible gracias a Audible. Ve a www.audibletrial.com/latinos y obten tu audiolibro gratis!   Suscribete a nuestro newsletter mensual donde encontrarás estrategias de networking y otras herramientas de desarrollo personal! Aquí o en Conexiones.io Conéctate con Nathalie vía linkedin: Nathalie Quintero Recursos mencionados: ESA STEAM SWE SHPE Embry-Riddle (Aeronautical University) Virgin Galactic Richard Branson Kennedy Space Center Boeing Zoom MAF Jacobs Vehicle Assembly Building Programa Artemisa Mercury Project Mars One The Right Stuff Apollo 13 “The Vomit Comet” (video) “How a Series of Blog Posts Turned into a Multi-million Dollar Bestseller” (sobre Andrew Weir, autor de “The Martian”) Nos quieres ayudar a crecer?: Déjanos una reseña en ITunes Mandanos un mensaje a ConexionesPodcast@gmail.com Compártelo con un amigo Notas del programa: 00:01:00 – Dando la bienvenida a Nathalie y acerca de ella 00:06:42 – Acerca de Embry-Riddle y la experiencia de estudiar ahí 00:10:03 – Elección por el espacio y proceso por el cual Nathalie llega a su primer trabajo 00:12:54 – Acerca de William Boeing y los comienzos de Boeing 00:16:46 – Experiencia de trabajar en Boeing 00:19:12 –  Motivación para hacer un master 00:21:27 – Estudio a distancia 00:23:19 – Disciplina adquirida trabajando y estudiando 00:24:15 – Acerca del trabajo de Nathalie como Ingeniera Aeroespacial en Boeing Space & Launch 00:30:10 – Experiencia de Nathalie en el KC-135 jet (Vomit comet) 00:39:45 –  Misión espacial favorita 00:42:53 – Consideración y posibilidad de ir a California JPL 00:46:57 – En lo que le gustaría a Nathalie ser pionera en el espacio 00:57:09 – Manera en que Nathalie lidia con el síndrome del impostor 01:02:03 – Mejor consejo que le han dado a Nathalie 01:05:57 – Últimas palabras para la audiencia y acerca de la nueva movida de gente que se quiere ir a vivir a Marte Acerca del episodio: Nathalie Quintero es una ingeniera espacial venezola...

Special Guest Thomas Allen joins hosts Bryan Frye and Russell Guest for the Retro Movie Roundtable as they revisit Braveheart (1995) [R] Genre: Biography, Drama, History, War, Historical Fiction   Starring: Mel Gibson, Jamie Robinson, Sophie Marceau, Angus Macfadyen, Patrick McGoohan, Catherine McCormack, Mhairi Calvey, Brendan Gleeson, Andrew Weir, Peter Hanly, James Cosmo, David O'Hara, Ian Bannen, Seán McGinley, Brian Cox, Sean Lawlor, Sandy Nelson, Stephen Billington, John Kavanagh, Alun Armstrong, John Murtagh, Tommy Flanagan, Donal Gibson, Jeanne Marine, Michael Byrne, Malcolm Tierney, Bernard Horsfall, Peter Mullan, Gerard McSorley , Richard Leaf, Mark Lees, Tam White as MacGregor, Jimmy Chisholm, David Gant   Download from Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, Google Play, iTunes, iHeartRadio or wherever you get your podcasts. Please share your thoughts on the movie or the Episode....   Director: Mel Gibson

Alan is feeling good and doing good on #GreaterTorontoDay. Get out there and do something good today everybody. That is, right after you listen to the show today which features an interview with Doug Ford by Travis Dhanraj, and guests Scott Stinson, a columnist for the National Post talking about reporting, MP Lisa Raitt on human trafficking, Andrew Weir, Exec Vice President of Tourism Toronto, talking about the changes there, and Constable Marc Taraso of the Halton police talking about the stupid things people do on our roads.

The Velodrome, with its striking curved shape, was the first venue to be completed in the London Olympic Park. Plus talks to structural engineers Andrew Weir and Pete Winslow from Expedition Engineering, who were part of the design team for the Velodrome, about how mathematics helped create its iconic shape. You can also read the accompanying article – https://plus.maths.org/content/how-velodrome-found-its-form

The Velodrome, with its striking curved shape, was the first venue to be completed in the London Olympic Park. Plus talks to structural engineers Andrew Weir and Pete Winslow from Expedition Engineering, who were part of the design team for the Velodrome, about how mathematics helped create its iconic shape. You can also read the accompanying article – https://plus.maths.org/content/how-velodrome-found-its-form

Get out that bottle of single malt whisky in the back of your liquor cabinet, which you’ve been saving for a special occasion. This Thursday is the 259th birthday of Scotland’s national poet Robert Burns. He’s not only the author of some of the most famous Gaelic poems but is also responsible for New Year’s Eve anthem Auld Lang Syne. Historically, the bard is celebrated with bagpipes, recitations of his poems, plates of haggis and glasses of whisky. While he died penniless, in the 1800s the Scots, looking for an identity, began to widely commemorate his birth. On this episode of Life Behind Bars, hosts Noah Rothbaum and David Wondrich, are joined by Robert Burns expert Andrew Weir from the episode’s partner Aberlour Single Malt Whiskey. The three discuss the traditional elements of a Burns dinner and the poet’s enduring influence as well as what Scotch you should pair with haggis. They, of course, indulge in a dram or two of whisky. Slàinte! Life Behind Bars features Half Full’s editor Noah Rothbaum and its Senior Drinks Columnist David Wondrich as they discuss the greatest bartenders of all time and how they changed what the world drinks. Edited by Alex Skjong. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Carmel Kilkenny speaks with Andrew Weir, V.P. of Tourism Toronto, about their new ad campaign and some of the happenings that make the city "Canada's Downtown"

Who could resist a ride in a Morgan with two dashing young Scots? Natalie didn’t need anyone to twist here arm! Andrew Weir and Nicholas Pollacchi of The Balvenie have been traveling the country in style. Natalie was lucky enough to grab a ride after a visit with the TOC Apprentices and a sip from the world’s largest Negroni.