Podcast appearances and mentions of Andy Hawkins

David has a Light Phone III, and it's making him wonder a lot of things about technology. So The Verge's Allison Johnson joins the show to talk about the whole trend of minimalist smartphones, and to figure out which features a smartphone absolutely needs, and which ones we could all probably do without. After that, The Verge's Andy Hawkins takes us through a big weekend in the Tesla Takedown movement, what's happening with Elon Musk's car company, how automakers are responding to impending tariffs, and whether we're wrong to be excited about the new Nissan Leaf. Finally, The Verge's Jen Tuohy answers a question from the Vergecast Hotline (call 866-VERGE11, or email vergecast@theverge.com!) about all-seeing cameras in our homes. Which mostly don't exist yet. Mostly. Further reading: Light Phone III review: everything in moderation There's no perfect minimalist phone — yet One year with the Light Phone 2 We went to 10 anti-Tesla protests — and a couple counter protests, too ‘Tesla Takedown' protesters planning ‘biggest day of action' How Elon Musk turned the Tesla brand so toxic The Nissan Leaf lives on as a compact SUV with a Tesla charge port Ring's latest security camera is a drone that flies around inside your house Project Astra is the future of AI at Google Alexa Plus arrives with promise but plenty of questions Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Big tech companies are forever making promises about the future. And you might (or might not) be surprised how often they don't come true. On this episode, Nilay and David start by discussing the good and bad of Apple's new iPads and Macs, before diving into the supposedly AI-powered, all-powerful Siri that is delayed indefinitely. Maybe this whole "AI will fix everything" plan wasn't such a good one. After that, The Verge's Andy Hawkins joins to discuss what's going on with Tesla: why sales are down, how the perception of the company has shifted as Elon Musk's job description has changed, and how it happened that President Trump did a Tesla sales pitch on the White House lawn. Everything's computer, you know? Finally, in the lighting round, the hosts discuss Brendan Carr's ongoing shenanigans, Jay Graber's sartorial burns, the future of Pokemon Go, and much more. Further reading: Apple is reportedly planning a design overhaul for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS Apple's plans for a smart display suffer a Siri-related setback Apple adds Siri disclaimer to iPhone 16 pages. Apple pulled its iPhone 16 ad showing off the good Siri. ‘HomePad' delayed to post-WWDC to ensure iOS 19 design consistency All this bad AI is wrecking a whole generation of gadgets Apple MacBook Air M4 review: a little more for a little less Apple Mac Studio (M3 Ultra) first look: a weekend with an $8,000 powerhouse Apple iPad Air 2025 review: what the M3 upgrade really gets you Is Tesla cooked? Trump says he'll label attacks on Tesla locations as domestic terrorism The Tesla protests are getting bigger — and rowdier Trump hosts a Tesla ad at the White House. Everything's computer Tesla protests continue to escalate. Sonos has canceled its streaming video player Home Assistant makes it official. FCC chair asks if YouTube TV ‘discriminates against faith-based programming' Brendan Carr on X: FCC chairman asks the public to list every regulation he should remove A Trump official has been moonlighting as a fashion influencer Pokémon Go developer Niantic to sell gaming business to Saudi group TikTok's mood music will tell teens to ‘wind down' after 10PM Bluesky CEO Jay Graber has a message for Zuck. Email us at vergecast@theverge.com or call us at 866-VERGE11, we love hearing from you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

So today I'm talking to Andy Hawkins, The Verge's transportation editor, about what's going on in the skies. Andy just edited a big piece for us by writer Darryl Campbell that helps put a lot of what's happening in air travel right now in perspective. It has some very reassuring data points, but it also raises important questions about what we need to do next to reinstill confidence in air travel. Andy and I talked about how safe it really is to fly right now — extremely safe, it turns out — and how the current air traffic systems might change for better and worse. And, of course, we talked about Elon Musk. Links:  What's the deal with all these airplane crashes? | Verge How Elon Musk muscled his way into the FAA | Bloomberg Elon Musk says upgrade of FAA's air traffic control system is failing | CNN FAA targeting Verizon contract in favor of Musk's Starlink, sources say | WashPo FAA officials ordered staff to find funding for Elon Musk's Starlink | Rolling Stone FAA announces ‘hiring supercharge' for air traffic controllers | Forbes Air traffic control trainees to get raise, in nod to cost of living | NYT Some of the 400 jobs that were cut at the FAA helped support air safety | AP DC plane crash marks first major commercial crash in US since 2009 | ABC What the ATC controller sees | Flight Training Central Credits: Decoder is a production of The Verge and part of the Vox Media Podcast Network. Our producers are Kate Cox and Nick Statt. Our editor is Ursa Wright.  The Decoder music is by Breakmaster Cylinder. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Robotaxis: in. EVs: Out? The Verge's Andy Hawkins joins the show to talk about the goings-on in the transportation industry, including the reasons car makers are slowing down on EV production (but not giving up entirely) and why suddenly everyone's back in on robotaxis. Then, The Social Web Foundation's Evan Prodromou tells us what's new with the fediverse. We talk about Bluesky, Threads, Mastodon, and the increasingly ambitious plans for the ActivityPub protocol. Finally, we talk through some feedback on last week's episode about the pricing of the iPhone 16E, and how the way you buy your phone changes the way you feel about its price. Further reading: EV truck maker Nikola goes bust Senate Republicans introduce bills to make EVs more expensive Volkswagen claims it's actually making that $20,000 EV and will show it next month Ford lost $5 billion on EVs in 2024, teases new models Lyft eyes robotaxi launch in 2026 Uber to Austin: get ready for Waymo The fediverse, explained: Mastodon, Threads, and the open future of social networking Flipboard's Surf app is a feed reader for the fediverse Tumblr's fediverse integration might finally happen soon. The Social Web Foundation Apple launches the iPhone 16E Email us at vergecast@theverge.com or call us at 866-VERGE11, we love hearing from you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Happy Thanksgiving! Pivot is off for the holiday, so we're bringing you an episode of Decoder with Nilay Patel. Nilay is talking about something we've discussed a lot on Pivot — Elon Musk, Donald Trump, and Tesla. How is the CEO of an electric car company, an outspoken advocate for combating climate change, going to square his support for Trump and a Republican policy agenda centered on climate change denial? Verge transportation editor Andy Hawkins joins to make sense of it all, and to figure out how Elon and Tesla may still benefit, even if Trump's climate policy reversals and tariffs lay waste to the auto industry. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today we're talking about Elon Musk, Donald Trump, and Tesla — and I have to say, it feels like the first of many episodes about these three characters that we'll be doing over the course of the next four years. Because when Elon used his wealth and influence to help Trump get elected, he also bought himself a seat at the president-elect's inner circle. But what does the world's richest person really want in return? And how is the CEO of an electric car company, an outspoken advocate for combating climate change, going to square his support for Trump and a Republican policy agenda centered on climate change denial? Verge transportation editor Andy Hawkins joins me this week to make sense of it all, and to figure out how Elon and Tesla may still benefit, even if Trump's climate policy reversals and tariffs lay waste to the auto industry. Links:  What does Trump's election mean for EVs, Tesla, and Elon Musk? | The Verge This election will decide what kind of car you'll buy | The Verge Trump says Musk will lead ‘DOGE' office to cut ‘wasteful' government spending | The Verge Elon Musk attends Trump's first post-election meeting with House Republicans | CNBC At Mar-a-Lago, ‘Uncle' Elon Musk puts his imprint on the Trump transition | NYT Musk believes in global warming. Trump does not. Will that change? | NYT Elon Musk helped elect Trump? What does he expect in return? | NYT With ready orders and an energy czar, Trump plots pivot to fossil fuels | NYT Tesla hits $1 trillion market value as Musk-backed Trump win fans optimism | Reuters Trump's return dims outlook for Chinese EV makers amid tariff threats | SCMP Credits:  Decoder is a production of The Verge and part of the Vox Media Podcast Network. Our producers are Kate Cox and Nick Statt. Our editor is Callie Wright. Our supervising producer is Liam James. The Decoder music is by Breakmaster Cylinder. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This is the second episode about the Peacock docuseries “Bronx Zoo '90.” The documentary is the story of the 1990 New York Yankees, a last-place team in a most tumultuous year. One of the series' executive producers Brian Hunt is the President of Believe Studios. He joins the podcast to discuss how the original 8-part series written by Joel Sherman for the New York Post was picked up by the streaming service Peacock and turned into the docuseries. In 1990, Yankees owner George Steinbrenner was banned for life (he would be reinstated years later). Mel Hall brought cougars into the Yankee clubhouse and dated a teenager (He's currently serving a 45-year prison sentence after being found guilty of two counts of sexual assault against minors.). Andy Hawkins threw a no-hitter but lost the game. The team was rock bottom, but that team is considered the starting point of rebuilding the Yankees into the dynasty that won three championships in four seasons in the late 90s. Hunt is President of Believe Studios, and Head of Development at Believe Entertainment Group, an Academy Award and Emmy Award-winning, New York City-based entertainment company. Hunt leads the company's studio division, developing and producing high-profile content for Digital (video + podcasts), TV, and Film. In this episode, Hunt explains how he and his team figured out that the 1990 Yankees were a story worth telling. He also went to the high school where Mel Hall dated that 15-year-old girl and she took him to the prom. This episode is sponsored by/brought to you by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/SWF and get on your way to being your best self.

The unique story of the 1990 New York Yankees was retold in 2020 in an 8-part series featured in the New York Post by Joel Sherman. It was then picked up and told again in a new docuseries on Peacock entitled, “Bronx Zoo '90.” Joel Sherman has worked at the New York Post since 1989 -- for seven years as the New York Yankees beat writer and since 1996 as the Baseball Columnist. He has also worked at MLB Network as an on-air Insider for nearly a decade. The 1990 Yankees are about a last-place team in a most tumultuous year. The owner George Steinbrenner was banned for life (he would be reinstated years later). Mel Hall brought cougars into the Yankee clubhouse and dated a teenager. Andy Hawkins threw a no-hitter but lost the game. The team was rock bottom, but that started the rebuild into the Yankee dynasty that won three championships in four seasons in the late 90s. In this episode, Sherman recounts covering the Yankees in 1990. He explained how during Covid in 2020, he crafted the series of articles that led to the docuseries. He also speaks about the differences between covering baseball then and today.

Today on the flagship podcast of super helpful humanoid helper robots:  05:07 - The Verge's David Pierce and Andy Hawkins discuss the latest at Tesla: new products, new initiatives, and a payday for Elon Musk.  Tesla's 2024 shareholder meeting: all the news about Elon Musk's $50 billion payday Let's speculate wildly about Tesla's three mystery vehicles  Tesla shareholders approve Elon Musk's massive pay package — was there ever any doubt? Whatever Elon wants, Tesla gets 40:21 - Vee Song joins the show to discuss updates to the Apple Watch, a new Samsung Galaxy Watch, and more wearable news.  Finally, the Apple Watch will let you rest - The Verge Samsung's Galaxy Watch FE is its new entry-level smartwatch - The Verge The Pixel Watch 2 can now detect when you've been in a car crash Apple announces watchOS 11 with new training features and Live Activities Samsung sues Oura preemptively to block smart ring patent claims 1:02:54 - David and Liam James answer a question from the Vergecast Hotline about weather apps.  Forecast Advisor Email us at vergecast@theverge.com or call us at 866-VERGE11, we love hearing from you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

As Core3 celebrates their official B Corp certification we have Andy Hawkins, a B Corp expert, talking about all things B Corp with Leo. Andy has coached and helped over 350 companies on their B Corp journey, and the things he discusses in this episode are great for anyone curious about what it is and the steps to becoming one. Tune in to hear more! _______________________________ // SHOUTOUT FOR TODAY'S GUEST Want to find out more about the great work Andy does? Check them out here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andy-hawkins/ _______________________________ // FOLLOW US Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/core3uk/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/core3uk Twitter: https://twitter.com/core3 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/core3-uk/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRnUjt5R-Ad2LNETZfpsH6A Website: https://core3.co.uk/ _______________________________ //FOLLOW OUR HOST LEO LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/leohewett _______________________________ // LISTEN ON Apple Podcast: https: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-conscious-finance-podcast/id1655836849 Spotify: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-conscious-finance-pod7 Google Podcast: https://podcasts.google.com/search/conscious%20finance%20podcast Amazon Podcast: https://music.amazon.co.uk/podcasts/148197e6-d350-4bf6-9bf8-d535d5716a6f/the-conscious-finance-podcast _______________________________

In a dimly lit underground club, the audience gathered, a congregation of the techno-faithful. The night was young, but the atmosphere was charged with a palpable sense of anticipation. The curtain of reality was about to be drawn back, revealing glimpses of the sublime and the chaotic. As the stage lights flickered to life, Skinny Puppy took their positions. It was a peculiar, chilly autumn evening when the temperature outside seemed to mirror the eerie chill that permeated the venue. “Spahn Dirge (Live)” began its haunting journey, a sonic invocation that pulled the crowd into a trance. Images of distorted realities flashed across screens, intertwining with the hypnotic soundscape. It was as if the audience had stepped through a tear in the fabric of the universe, a glimpse into a surreal and phantasmagorical realm. The live performance was not merely a concert but a communion with the otherworldly. Meanwhile, outside in the drizzle-laden night, a solitary pilgrim embarked on a personal odyssey. With headphones clamped firmly in place, they ventured forth, their every step synchronized with the mournful strains of God's “Lord, I'm On My Way.” The lyrics became a mantra of longing and existential uncertainty, the perfect accompaniment to their solitary voyage. In a world consumed by noise and chaos, two friends sought solace in the simplicity of nature. Their canoe sliced through the tranquil waters of a remote river, and Andy Hawkins and Bill Laswell's “Headwaters” played softly on a portable speaker. The music harmonized with the rustle of leaves and the gentle gurgle of the river, forging a profound connection between man and the natural world. Back within the subterranean club, Echthros unfurled “Iyov” upon the eager assembly. The song was a tempest of aggression and discord, a sonic maelstrom that mirrored modern existence's chaotic pulse. It became a cathartic release, a collective purging of pent-up frustrations and societal dissonance. In the solitude of his studio, Justin Broadrick embarked on a sonic experiment. “Guitar Two” emerged as a mesmerizing composition, distorted guitar sounds woven together in a hypnotic haze. It was a journey into the depths of sound, an exploration of the boundaries of creativity and expression. These diverse musical vignettes, seemingly disjointed in their tonalities and emotional cadence, converge without incongruity. Today's mix is an expedition through the corridors of introspection and catharsis. See you next week. Skinny Puppy “Spahn Dirge (Live)” God “Lord I'm On My Way” Andy Hawkins & Bill Laswell “Headwaters” Echthros “Iyov” Justin Broadrick “Guitar Two” --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/soundwavemix/message

Small to medium-sized businesses (SMEs) have a crucial role to play in sustainability, despite some thinking they are too small to make an impact. SMEs make up around 90% of businesses globally; while individual SMEs may have a smaller impact compared to larger corporations, their collective action can have a significant effect on environmental impact. In this episode, our host Will Richardson explores the question: are you ever too small to make a difference? To shed light on this topic, he is joined by two experts who assist SMEs on their sustainability journeys: Sarah Whale, Managing Director of Profit Impact, and Andy Hawkins, Chief People, Planet, and Purpose Officer at Business on Purpose. This episode of the Sustainability Solved Podcast is sponsored by Good Citizens.   Good Citizens is an eyewear brand like no other. Born to untrash the planet of single-use plastic.  Good Citizens turns a discarded single-use plastic bottle into a pair of 100% recycled frames. It took them 752 days & 2500+ failed attempts to perfect the first pair of sunglasses. Even more unique, the modular system means you can repair each part in seconds. So, if your dog munches on them, it's all fixable. Use this discount code GREEN20 to get $20AUD off and help untrash the planet.  Highlights: Sarah and Andy both share the belief that no business is too small to make a difference. Sarah emphasises that it starts with individuals and their actions, regardless of whether they belong to a big corporation or work independently. Andy illustrates this by using an analogy of playing football without a goalkeeper, where even individual contributions add up to make a significant difference. He cites historical figures like Nelson Mandela and Florence Nightingale who made a tremendous impact despite being part of a bigger system. Many business owners find it challenging to make sustainability a top priority. Sarah and Andy agree that time restraints, prioritisation, and limited resources are common challenges for SMEs. Will points out that some businesses may consider financial constraints as a reason for not prioritising sustainability, however engaging in sustainable practices can strengthen a business's financial position. Andy adds that B Corps have reported positive financial outcomes, trading at 28% above GDP. He plans to conduct research to further investigate these benefits and explore the barriers that prevent businesses from measuring and improving their social and environmental impact. Resources: Profit Impact Business on Purpose B Corp Certification: Benefits and Requirements B Lab...

The special episode is brought to you live from Hand Fest! Shout Louder took to the stage with Robin Leitch from Random Hand and Dani Rascal from Faintest Idea, with the aim of resolving the dispute between their bands once and for all. Even if you're not familiar with the UK ska-punk scene, you're guaranteed a laugh out of this hilarious episode. Stay tuned to learn about Norfolk Jesus, the rumours of the Rhubarb Triangle, and to discover which band member may or may not be a secret Tory. The episode had our live audience in stitches and culminates in an epic battle of the thumbs. Celebrating 20 years of Random Hand, Hand Fest was an incredible two-day event at the Brudenell in Leeds, featuring bands like Sonic Boom Six, Riskee & The Ridicule and Popes of Chillitown. The event sold out in record time and the DIY punk community came out in force. Yorkshire's ska-core heroes Random Hand have an ongoing rivalry with Norfolk street-punks Faintest Idea, which began with a joke about cabbages but rapidly descended into online warfare. So, when the opportunity arose to debate this in front of a crowd, we simply couldn't resist. The episode also features a live version of Pack It Up by Random Hand, recorded at Hand Fest by the marvellous Andy Hawkins. Check us out at shout-louder.com or @shoutlouderzine on socials. You can find our book, featuring stories from both Robin and Dani, over at shoutlouder.bigcartel.com. We'll see you down the front!

Andrew Hawkins is here in Miami with the crew for the rest of the show! He touches on a number of NFL topics headed into the postseason including Aaron Rodgers, Dak Prescott, the toughest season of Tom Brady's life, and Sean McVay. Then, Tony and Billy are potentially taking a trip to Jacksonville, the latest on Vince McMahon and WWE as a vice, and athletes taking advantage of their window to make money. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Vu sur Les âm'artistes : Invités Andy Hawkins et Micky Lilie reçoit Andy Hawkins, auteur, compositeur, musicien et Micky, humoriste Facebook : (1) Andy Hawkins | Facebook Instagram : Andy Hawkins (@andyleehawkins) • Photos et vidéos Instagram Facebook : (1) Micky MJ | Facebook Instagram : Micky MJ (@mickymj_off) • Photos et vidéos Instagram Cet article provient de Radio AlterNantes FM

Andy Hawkins, senior pastor at The Village Church at Shell Point, shares about the recovery process in his area in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian and the needs of those who have been affected. Political scientist Daniel Bennett unpacks the very different approaches to cultural issues that politicians take and why divides can widen when we're too comfortable. Click here for today's show notes

In this episode, David sits down to speak to Andy Hawkins who helps companies to get B Corp certification. That designation shows that a business is meeting high standards when it comes to social and environmental performance. To secure and keep it companies are monitored using verifiable performance data. Andy explains what his work involves, and the positive impact B Corp is having on the world and the companies that strive to achieve the standard. He set up a “couch to 5K” style process, which he has successfully taken 130 businesses through in just 20 months. When you use B Corp companies you know you are dealing with ethical firms. B Corp covers social and environmental impact. Any type, size of business, in any country can use B Corp to improve their ethics. Most company owners think they run an ethical business. It is only when you ask them – How do you know that is the case? That they realize there is room for improvement. People want to work for and stay with B Corp companies. Stop being afraid of selling. If you have what someone needs, why would you not want to give them the chance to buy it? Only 700 companies in the UK meet the B Corp standards. There is currently a private member's bill going through parliament that will make meeting high ethical standards a legal responsibility. Seek and act on the advice you get from people that you trust. Be resilient. Don't give up and always have a plan B. Invest in yourself. Take time out to regularly recalibrate.   BEST MOMENTS ‘B Corp is to business what Fairtrade is to coffee,' ‘B Corp is not a once and forever destination, it is an ongoing process.' ‘All round resilience, being able to get back up when you are knocked down, is important.' ‘If you are looking at making a big change in your life, understand what motivates you.'   EPISODE RESOURCES Website - https://businessonpurpose.uk/ Ikigai book - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ikigai-Japanese-secret-long-happy/dp/178633089X/ https://betterbusinessact.org/   ABOUT THE SHOW People with purpose make a difference. Imagine a world where more people can just get their purpose out of them, into a plan and then actually make it happen. What a world that would be - People everywhere finding meaning and harnessing that to bring inspiration and energy to each and every day, changing lives for the better. But no one ever achieved anything on their own - we all have something unique to bring and that means we all have to play our part - if we want to go far, we have to go together and lead or serve towards a vision of the world we want to see. Everyone has a story to tell, and this show is where these stories come to life.   ABOUT THE HOST David Roberts is a highly regarded CEO, mentor, and investor with 30 years of experience across multiple sectors. As an intrapreneur and entrepreneur David has bought, grown, started and sold several businesses, working with values-driven start-ups, award-winning SMEs, and multinational corporations on strategies for service excellence, leadership, and profitable growth. David's passion is for purpose and creating an environment where everyone can succeed, through building teams that get things done, execute on their mission with passion, deliver exceptional service and really make a difference.   ARTWORK CREDIT Penny Roberts - https://www.instagram.com/penpennypencils   CONTACT METHODS LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-roberts-nu-heat/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/DavidRobertsPeopleWithPurpose Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/davidcroberts_/ Clubhouse - https://www.clubhouse.com/@davidcroberts?utm_medium=ch_profile&utm_campaign=MBv1ubya1-oOBXc_uQKFHw-46334See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andy Hawkins is the Chief Purpose Officer at Business On Purpose - a business that helps other businesses become forces for good, through impact assessment and B Corp Certification. This conversation covers the ins and outs of B Corp, what it is, why it's important and how a business can use the programme to continually improve its impact on the 3Ps. Connect with Andy by visiting businessonpurpose.uk, dropping an email to andy@businessonpurpose.uk or finding Andy Hawkins on LinkedIn. Get in touch with Charli via email: hello@easybeinggreenpodcast.com, or Instagram: @theeasybeinggreenpodcast. Episode transcripts available at easybeinggreenpodcast.com.

In episode 36 of Fresh From The Scene, music journalist Ruby Price is joined by Mikey from Mr Shiraz and talks about new record Glorious, working with Andy Hawkins and dogs! “Huddersfield punk band Mr Shiraz return with the release of Glorious on July 1st via Bad Granola Records. Having successfully toured the UK, US and EU, as well as winning ‘Best Single' at Pure Rawk Awards, the band are set to make Glorious your next album of the year… and their biggest release yet!” (Huddersfield Times, the best news source) Mr Shiraz Buy the Glorious CD Facebook Mikey Shiraz Art Get in touch Email Twitter.com/FFTScene Twitter.com/Ruubez

**Zoom quality guest audio in this episode**We continue our conversation with Andy Hawkins CPO of Business On Purpose who breaks down what it takes to become a B Corp. He unpacks the mission and process and explains the 5 metrics used to measure a business's quality of activity, as well as giving some surprising cases in point. What types of businesses should consider becoming B Corp? Do you need the full certification to be recognised as one? Where do you go and how do you start?Welcome to Mission: B Corp.Powered by Oury Clark.

We continue to our mission to demystify the complex world of Sustainability in conversation with Andy Hawkins, founder and Chief Purpose Officer of Business on Purpose whose aim is to empower people to do more business on purpose, as a force for good, for people, planet and profit.Andy's been working with companies and clients for more than 20 years helping them transform the way they work using technology. He also spent 5 years working on community development in Africa and a further 5 years in environmental services too, experiences which equipped him to help clients assess and improve their Environmental, Social and Governance culture aka ESG. Get your green cape on, strap in and press play."Let My People Go Surfing" by Yvon Chouinard of Patagonia"The Fourth Bottom Line: Flourishing in the era of compassionate leadership" by Paul Hargreaves of Cotswold Fayre"Start with Why" by Simon SinekPowered by Oury Clark.

Join Jenn, Greg, and Paul with Andy Hawkins of Hawkins Precision!

Happy Opening Day! In this episode, we examine the weird career of starting pitcher Andy Hawkins and his biblical no-hitter. CORRECTIONS: 1) Andy was born in January, not July. 2) Johnny is smarter than me and correctly guessed that the Padres have been to the World Series twice. Their second trip was in 1998 where they got swept by the Yankees. Follow the show on Social Media: Twitter: @DumbBaseball Facebook: Baseball is Dumb Instagram: @baseball_is_dumb, @dorkus_supreme

In the Reloading All Day podcast, team member Lou Smith (TheAvidShooter) and Phillip Velayo (ModerDaySniper) discuss Mental Game when shooting, Training, Wind Holds, Reloading Mentors (Someone Get Solomon to listen to this…), Reloading tips, Viability of Factory Ammo in the Precision Rifle Comps, Variations in Powder Moisture Content, Parallax, Picking Kernels, Why he shoots a BRA, and Finally… Phillip's Reloading Processes. It's another 2h long podcast, buckle up, prepare your brain for that Knowledge Dump, it's a good one. TIME STAMPS: 00:00:10 Beginning Of Podcast 00:00:29 Phillip and Lou's History 00:01:31 Phillip Velayo Intro 00:04:05 Phil's 2018 PRS Finale 00:05:10 Phil talks about the Finale's effect on his mental game 00:05:53 Lou Talks about nerves while shooting matches 00:07:54 Phil talks about the 2021 PRS Opener in Texas 00:09:16 Lou and Phil talk about the rising level of competition in Precision Rifle matches 00:10:48 Lou and Phil talk about what to train for 00:13:37 Lou's Build and Break Shot Process 00:16:04 Phil comments on his Shooters Checklists 00:17:48 Phil talks about what he does when he trains at the range 00:18:53 Phil talks about wind holds 00:20:09 Lou talks about wind hold with a head wind & tail wind conditions 00:22:25 Phil talks about shooting an angle array of targets in the wind 00:24:15 Phil talks about being a Marine Corp Scout Sniper and the ammo and rifles used 00:28:16 Phil talks about how he got started reloading 00:30:45 Phil talks about the reloading steps he learned from Solomon 00:35:05 Phil talks about his method for finding the distance to the lands 00:38:35 Lou talks about his plans for testing 00:39:26 Lou's opinion of Erick Cortina 00:41:26 Phil talks about some of the advice Erick Cortina has given him 00:43:13 Lou talks about break-in issues he experienced with a 7SAUM 00:47:18 Phil advises hunter students who take barrel cleaning advice from competition shooters 00:50:45 Phil talks about hard on soft contact rifle support 00:52:49 Phil talks about the rifle cartridges he's reloaded for 00:54:39 Phil talks about the viability of factory ammo in competitions 00:58:04 Phil talks about buying components in bulk 00:59:25 Phil talks about his experience with variations in powder moisture content 01:06:25 Phil talks about how good shooters know when to make adjustments 01:07:23 Lou talks about Andy Hawkins advice on zeroing your rifle 01:08:49 Phil talks about the affects of marriage and actual target elevation 01:12:31 Phil talks about adjusting parallax 01:13:52 Lou talks about Tod Hodnet's method of removing parallax movement from your sight picture 01:18:13 Phil talks about the compromise between setting length of pull and eye relief when shooting prone and upright 01:23:17 Lou talks about some of the significant changes in reloading from the past 5 years 01:24:58 Phil talks about his lessons learned picking kernels to perfect powder charge weights 01:28:30 Phil talks about running a mandrel in case necks 01:30:00 Lou talks about what he use to do before going to a mandrel process 01:34:45 Phil talks about why he shoots the BRA instead of the Dasher 01:37:09 Lou talks about reloading manuals and words of caution when developing a load for a rifle 01:39:38 Phil talks about advice he received from Soloman about sharing reloading information 01:42:15 Phil's powder charge workup process 01:44:46 Phil talks about his seating depth test process 01:46:18 Phil talks about choosing a powder charge / velocity node 01:46:43 Phil tells us how many shots he shoots per powder charge 01:49:01 Phil talks about shooting factory ammo 01:50:30 Closing remarks from Lou and Phil 01:53:10 How to get ahold of Phil for training 01:55:39 The End

Hello and welcome to our special series of Green Elephant interviews during March 2021, supporting the annual B Corps month. B Corporations, or B Corps for short, are businesses that meet the highest standards of verified social and environmental performance, public transparency, and legal accountability to balance profit and purpose Throughout March, we are chatting … B Corp Month 2021 Interview – Andy Hawkins from Business On Purpose Read More »

Learn how to throw a no-hitter and still lose the game using THIS ONE TRICK. Links: 1988 Topps Card on Beckett The Game No No Hitters 1984 Padres Uniforms as seen on the 1985 Topps Card What if Andy Hawkins had instead played football for the Baylor Bears?

Since 1900 there have been hundreds of no-hitters thrown in MLB. The most recent no-no from Lucas Giolito of the White Sox puts the ChiSox in 2nd place all time for no hitters by a team. Who do you think is #1? And can you name the one team that does not have a no-hitter?

Tonight we are joined by Jose Gardner, Andy Hawkins of Hawkins precision, and Brett Dorland.  Talking points- Match Flow Wind and how it affected the shooters Stage design RO/ Self RO Target Sizes And much much more!

Tonight we are joined by Jose Gardner, Andy Hawkins of Hawkins precision, and Brett Dorland.  Talking points- Match Flow Wind and how it affected the shooters Stage design RO/ Self RO Target Sizes And much much more!

Tonight we are joined by Jose Gardner, Andy Hawkins of Hawkins precision, and Brett Dorland.  Talking points- Match Flow Wind and how it affected the shooters Stage design RO/ Self RO Target Sizes And much much more!

Distant replay is back and boy do we have a game for you. What if we told you there was a game where a pitcher threw a no hitter, but lost the game 4-0. This happened to then Yankees pitcher Andy Hawkins vs the White Sox on the last season of Old Comiskey Park. Host Chuck Garfien is joined by Ryan McGuffey, Vinnie Duber, and Chris Kamka to discuss and relive one of the most insane games you will ever see.(2:43) - Andy Hawkins had the worst luck ever(9:22) - That 1990 Sox team is similar to the current White Sox(18:34) - Greg Hibbard and Andrew Hawkins both had no hitters going(28:29) - The error that broke the tie(32:58) - The error that added insult to injury(35:04) - How the game ends(37:14) - Live interview with Andy Hawkins**(48:05) - The 1990 White Sox won 94 games that season and didn't make the playoffs

These demonic decibel gluttons are having the time of their lives in hammer-of-the-gods territory. With special guest Andy Hawkins! YOU DON’T KNOW MOJACK is a podcast dedicated to exploring the entire SST catalogue, in order, from start to finish. During the podcast we will discuss all the releases that are part of our core DNA, as well as many lesser-known releases that deserve a second chance, or releases that we are discovering for the very first time (we actually don’t know Mojack!). First and foremost we are fans, and acknowledge that we are not perfect and don’t know everything – sometimes the discussion is more about a time, place, feeling, personal experience or random tangents, and less about the facts (but we will try to get to the facts too). Facebook: www.facebook.com/mojackpod/ Twitter: @mojackpod Instagram: www.instagram.com/mojackpod/ Blog: www.mojackpod.com/ Tumblr: www.tumblr.com/blog/mojackpod Theme Song: Shockflesh

This session begins with a quote by my friend and mentor, Dr. Jay Komarek. Jay is doing an Introduction to Animal Chiropractic seminar in Ft. Lauderdale Nov. 16-17. Call his daughter, Laurel, (303) 847-6759 for details or to register.I also highly recommend watching the video, Life, Adjusted about Jay’s work. It’s available on Amazon Prime, Vimeo On Demand, and DVD. Necessary Kleenex are available everywhere, including Amazon Prime.I mention the work of Dr. Steve Hoffman, Chiropractic Mastery and presenter of The Subluxation Cycle.Check out Dr. Andy Hawkins’ website for Carver County Chiropractic Co.

On deep diving into the crappy, pre-glorious Yankee years of Brien Taylor and Mel Hall and Andy Hawkins; on when to knock on a subject's door, and whether five phone calls are too many; on seeking out jacket blurbs and landing a literary deal on a less-than-obvious subject matter.

On this weeks podcast Plymouth Parkway boss Lee Hobbs reflects on the challenges of life in the Western League and Andy Hawkins, assistant manager at Ashton and Backwell, talks about the sides that have impressed him this season.

Candidate for District 70 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/humanitymatters/support

The gang is back after doing some flying and for some reason, can't stop bringing up #OSH18. Links Pictures from Chris' flight to Pleasant Valley. The Cub on the dirt strip Pictures from Chris' flight in Great Lakes. Youtube video of Chris' flight in the Great Lakes. Shoutout to Andy Hawkins for the email. Check out his aviation blog.

Episode 48 Chiropractic DC2B Interview with Andy HawkinsLive for this week’s ChiroSocialTechRAW live interview episode is your co host, Nicole Cowley from ChiroSocialTech bringing you another interview guest, future DC, Andy Hawkins. Andy Hawkins is one of those students that goes above and beyond and has from day 1. To some this may seem like an over achiever, but his current and future success will show there’s nothing to be ashamed about that. Andy is graduating Chiropractic college in the Fall from Palmer University in Davenport, Iowa but has something coming out before that we discuss on the show.Andy proves that the amount of time in a day is relevant only to what you do with the seconds given.Join the Live Commentary here.TECH TOOLS:Do you have an Amazon Kit? https://kit.com/ChiroSocialTech/the-vault-vip-toolsGreat option to refer your beloved wellness products and books and gadgets and tools to your patients.Stay up to date with Social Media by joining The ChiroSocialTech RAW Bootcamp series coming up and The ChiroSushi Samurai with Tristan Schaub.Get on the waitlist for the next Ultimate Chiropractic Social Media BootcampCatch us Live: facebook.com/purduenicoleEvery Thursday around 12:30 PM ESTBig thank you to our Supporters of the ChiroSocialTechRAW Show:VitaLogics Cloud EHR & Bolt TapeYour weekly BYTE of Chiropractic Social Media Marketing and Technology Tools to implement and elevate your practice growth.Listen on:ITunesStitcher AppGoogle PlayChiroSocialTech Raw Podcast Show RSS

Why'd You Push That Button? is back. We took a break last week to feast on Thanksgiving side dishes, and now we've returned to break down why we snack on our own Instagram content. More specifically, we want to know why people rewatch their own Instagram stories and obsessively check who's viewed them. We talk to our friend and true influencer Claire Carusillo about her foray into Instagram stories and how she's focused on the platform after ending her beauty newsletter. We also chat with The Verge's senior transportation reporter Andy Hawkins about how he uses Instagram stories to record his kids and create the 2017 version of home videos. Then, finally, we take all our questions to Nir Eyal, the author of the book Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products, who explains how Instagram trapped us into this viewing cycle. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to episode 145, this week I want to revisit something that so many people ignore or underestimate the importance of….your LinkedIn profile picture! But first a few interesting things I saw this week; An open letter to Jeff Weiner by Oleg Vishnepolsky The main highlights from this were; Anonymous like and dislike buttons Managing your feed Better management of followers/connections Who is most active Who engages with you the most Bookmarking of updates and posts LinkedIn tell Windows app users it is no longer supported…and then say it was a mistake! Russia completes LinkedIn ban by demanding Google and Apple remove the app No Fake news from LinkedIn. Really? These comments are very misleading from Daniel Roth, Editors do not control all published posts and certainly not all updates. That said, fake news is pretty rare on LinkedIn. New Desktop UI Update: There are strong rumours that LinkedIn have had to put the roll-out on hold due to problems. One of the problems seems to be that users are getting their account suspended for no reason, just as I did! According to this interesting post from Andy Hawkins, it would appear that Boolean does still work in the new UI….despite LinkedIn previously stating it didn’t! It’s hard to know what to believe, my experiments suggested it didn’t but maybe they have changed this since. Is Your Profile Picture Up To Scratch? I found an excellent article this week that reminded me of the importance of this subject; Can an AI perfect your LinkedIn profile picture? The new service this refers to is a fantastic idea - Snappr Photo Analyzer Analyse your LinkedIn profile photo here (make sure you are logged into LinkedIn in another tab first) Unfortunately I didn’t score so well!; This is a subject I always cover in my training, as does pretty much every LinkedIn or social media trainer in the world - it’s the most obvious thing to get right and yet so many people get it wrong. As a random experiment I ran a search on LinkedIn with the following criteria; 10 miles radius of my office 3rd tier + Then I viewed the first 20 profiles and here are the mistakes I found; Out of focus Poor lighting An action shot of 2 men playing football - one might be the profile owner? Too far away - full torso in view Two people in the image Dressed for a night out on the town. Looking away from the camera Wearing a safety hat Wedding photo The grey ‘thing’ - no photo So only 10 profiles had decent profile photos and out of those I would only give 4 of them a 8+ out of 10 score. Other common mistakes I often see; Holding or standing next to a product Image includes or is only of their kids Any obvious selfie, especially ones taken on a train! Showing too much flesh - especially cleavage! Looking too serious or miserable Sunglasses The 5 simple rules of a great profile photo Close up - head and shoulders max In-focus and current Clothing you would wear for a business meeting Smiling Just you With the new desktop UI design, all profile photos will be circular - across every section and on mobile so it is important to check what your current profile photo looks like in a desktop search result or on the mobile app. I found this interesting Question: What’s the verdict on showing other things as well as you in your profile, like famous people, awards, the FA cup you once stood next to in a football museum etc? Also: Should I have my LinkedIn profile picture taken by a professional photographer? I answer both these questions in the podcast and refer to an episode of the winbusinessin podcast where I interviewed ‘The Headshot Guy’ John Cassidy Season 1 Episode 5. LinkedIn Profile Photo’s with ‘The Headshot Guy’  

Host Matt Sammon discusses the popular '84 Topps set, and the awkward career of Andy Hawkins. Plus some of the worst trades our listeners made, with a confession by Matt about a missed chance for '75 Topps cards. Follow us on Twitter, @WaxAndGumStains

In 2013, billionaire eccentric inventor Elon Musk announced an idea called the Hyperloop: a super-fast, low-friction transportation system that looked like the prom photo for a subway tunnel and a bullet-train. Musk made the Hyperloop an open-sourced project, inviting thinkers, scientists, and fellow inventors — no matter their age — to help make the potentially revolutionary concept into a reality. This year, we're seeing some of the early steps from the theoretical sketch room to a real world groundbreaking ceremony. In January, students participated in a design contest for the pods that would travel inside the Hyperloop's tube, and later this year, a piece of test track will be constructed by global construction firm Aecom. For many folks, though, the specifics behind the Hyperloop remain vague. So naturally, I've invited my friend and colleague Andy Hawkins to explain. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

An interview with Andy Hawkins, President of the Mecklenburg Amateur Radio Society, on location at the 2013 Charlotte Hamfest in Concord, NC. The post TWRS-53 – The 2013 Charlotte Hamfest appeared first on Buy Two Way Radios.