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Raul is joined by Andy Kerr to unpack the win over Aston Villa and Jason Tindall's eventful week, including that red card and his iconic Wham jumper. They also dive into Man United's current struggles, Tonali's impact, and Howe's position at the helm. Plus, they share their love for the North East—Greggs very much included!

Like it or not, fire politics affects every aspect of public forest policy and the rural landscape, and that is not changing anytime soon.But is science or politics guiding the policy?  Are management decisions being made with forest ecology and community resilience as the top priorities, or are certain actors using fire as a smoke screen to score political wins, enrich wealthy mill owners, and prop up an outdated ideology that wants to turn public forests into tree plantations?  More relevant to today's conversation, what is the best available science actually telling us about fire and forest health?  About how, if, when, and why to take an active role in shaping forest landscapes with fire, healthy forest ecology, and fire resilient communities in mind?I'm joined today by Dr Kimberley Davis from the Forest Service's Missoula Fire Sciences Lab, and Dr Kerry Metlen, Senior Forest Scientist for The Nature Conservancy in Oregon.  They are two of the lead co-authors of a meta-analysis published this year examining the effects of thinning, prescribed fire, and wildfire on subsequent wildfire severity in dry type conifer forests of the Western US.They are an absolute wealth of knowledge and I was so appreciative of their ability to get into the complexities of their research in a way that was engaging and understandable.Research Links/Show Notes:Tamm Review: https://research.fs.usda.gov/treesearch/67659Summarized version with graphics: https://www.fs.usda.gov/rm/pubs_journals/rmrs/sycu/2024/sycu_photos_2024_10_treatments.pdfAlternative Take on the Paper from Andy Kerr: https://www.andykerr.net/kerr-public-lands-blog/2024/8/30/rethinking-commercial-thinning-as-a-tool-to-ecologically-restore-frequent-fire-forest-types-part-2-burn-baby-burnStorymap mentioned by Kerry: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/64f55848f690452da6c58e5a888ff283Coast Range Radio fire episodes:Is the Forest Serviec Falsifying the Scientific Record, w Chad Hanson: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1046044/episodes/13024030Taxing Big Timber to Protect Communities from Wildfire: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1046044/episodes/14354418Support the showPlease Donate to Help us Keep This Show Free!

Join us for the latest episode of our PCI Monthly Update podcast, where we explore the latest developments in the world of payment card industry security. We begin with a news segment covering the impact of PCI v4.0 and how organizations are adjusting. In case you missed it - Andy Kerr joined PCI Practice Partner Stewart Fey for an interactive Q&A session on PCI 4.0. If you're interested in watching this session, reach out to our team for a link. Next up, we'll cover the last requirement - Requirement 12 - the "Information Security Catch-All Requirement." This requirement covers all security functions including policies, security awareness, incident response, etc. Our QSA experts provide their insights on what's changed with v4.0 and share some experiences in the field. This episode is a must-listen for professionals seeking to stay informed and improve their organization's payment security and compliance.

Zach talks with one of his all-time idols and inspirations, Andy Kerr from NoMeansNo!!! Throughout his career Andy has been very elusive, even going so far as to never crediting his real name on the records he's played on. Pre-internet, this proved very tricky for a young Zach to find out who was playing his favorite riffs in one of his favorite bands, No Means No. Zach finally gets to meet the man behind this inspiring riffage and ask him "all the questions". The two discuss Andy's tenure in NoMeansNo, his preferred guitar throughout his career and his projects outside of NMN. Andy shares his journey in finding the right guitar sound and how he stumbled upon his signature distortion by accident. Andy tells us about his experience in the Canadian punk scene, hips us to the new biography NoMeansNO: From Obscurity to Oblivion: An Oral History and we get a surprise visit from the author, Jason Lamb! Andy Kerr No Means No Episode support by Distrokid and Jim Dunlop Episode support by Thunder Road Guitars

Andy Kerr (andykerr@andykerr.net) is the Czar of The Larch Company (www.andykerr.net ) and consults on environmental and conservation issues. The Larch Company is a for-profit non-membership conservation organization that represents the interests of humans yet born and species that cannot talk. Kerr started is professional conservation career during the Ford Administration. He is best known for his two decades with the Oregon Wild (then Oregon Natural Resources Council), the organization best known for having brought you the northern spotted owl. Kerr began his conservation career during the Ford Administration. Through 2019, Kerr has been closely involved in with the establishment or expansion of 47 Wilderness Areas and 57 Wild and Scenic Rivers, 13 congressionally legislated special management areas, 15 Oregon Scenic Waterways, and one proclaimed national monument (and later expanded). He has testified before congressional committees on several occasions.

On this week's show we have all the magic of the Bristol Street Motors Trophy, to preview the Wycombe Wanderers Ex-Players Association annual dinner this week we chat with Andy Kerr, plus Chairboys fan Darren Bignell joins us for Till Death Us Do Part... --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/phil-catchpole/message

Australians are becoming “considered consumers” as they still try to live their lives while battling with cost of living challenges.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

EIT Climate-KIC is Europe's largest climate innovation initiative, responsible for the group's overarching strategy, its financial sustainability, and delivery of its global impact.

With only 2 weeks until the start of the 2023 Canadian Triple Crown Series MX Nationals, Bigwave walks and talks to #84 Tanner Ward, #415 Dario Zecca, #245 Greg Poisson, #34 Ryan Derry and Peter Derry, and #19 Wyatt Kerr and Andy Kerr as they put in motos at Vision Built Tracks outside Putnam, Ontario, Canada. Monday, May 22, 2023

Andy Kerr is Director of Product Marketing & Communications at the premium audio brand Bowers & Wilkins. He has been in the audio industry for 27 years and understands the importance of sound and how the interplay of technology and vision can take your ears on a fascinating journey. In this episode he offers an insight into the magic of sounds and how they are influencing the driving of the future in an exciting way. Dive into this new episode and explore the magic of sounds, the exciting tones and sound effects that will influence the driving of the future. This is an audio column about future developments in tech, science, society, and culture. By looking at current trends through the eyes of an expert in their respective field, we discover new perspectives and possibilities. Each speaker shares their individual take on a topic. Read more here.

Stay up to date with the latest in PCI compliance. In this episode, William Parks, Andy Kerr, and Kyle Hinterberg discuss the latest in PCI news, new restrictions around PAN data, and how to master Requirement 3 while preparing for PCI 4.0. Don't miss our upcoming webinar: "How to Reduce Your PCI Scope: Tips & Technology Your Organization Needs to Know" on Thursday, April 13 at 11am CT. Register Now! For any questions, feel free to reach out to us here: Kyle Hinterberg: kyle.hinterberg@lbmc.com Andy Kerr: andy.kerr@lbmc.com William Parks: william.parks@lbmc.com

Stay up to date with the latest in PCI compliance. In this episode, William Parks, Andy Kerr, and Kyle Hinterberg discuss the latest in PCI news and how to master Requirement 1 while preparing for PCI 4.0. For any questions, feel free to reach out to us here: Kyle Hinterberg: kyle.hinterberg@lbmc.com Andy Kerr: andy.kerr@lbmc.com William Parks: william.parks@lbmc.com

William Parks, Andy Kerr, and Kyle Hinterberg discuss the latest PCI news, share how to create and what should be covered in an executive summary for a PCI assessment, and answer a few questions from our listeners. If you'd like us to answer and address questions on our next episode, reach out to us here: Andy Kerr – andy.kerr@lbmc.com Kyle Hinterberg – kyle.hinterberg@lbmc.com William Parks – William.parks@lbmc.com

Friend of the podcast, Dan "The Man" Steenkamer is back to talk a potential series involving Colgate and Stanford or San Jose State as well as a preview of Delaware's non-conference schedule and what it means for their at-large playoff chances. Let's talk about it! Read Dan's Work on Hero Sports: https://herosports.com/author/daniel-steenkamer/ Follow Dan on Twitter: https://twitter.com/DanSteenkamer

Tom Elliott spoke with Andy Kerr, NAB executive for homeownership, to find out whether now was in fact a good time to get involved.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andy Kerr is a self-described Oregon conservationist, writer, analyst, operative, agitator, strategist, tactician, schmoozer, and raconteur. He has worked as Executive Director of Oregon Wild and has been instrumental in securing Congressional legislation to protect old growth forests from deforestation throughout the West. Andy Kerr identifies himself as Czar of the Larch Company and, as such, consults on environmental and conservation issues principally for non-governmental conservation organizations. His website is www.andykerr.net.Support the show

Today lets Talk. Open that wound, crack that nut, talk that thing. It's time we talk it out and not stay in that darkness you may have put yourself in. Daily routines always put us in the place we need to be but is it helping our mental health any? Yes I know you have a responsibility to pay the bills but have you paid enough attention to the bill that's within your mind? Since covering the jobs or volunteer work I've been fortunate enough to do recently it has made me see that just talking to another or showing that companionship is enough to get them through life. Gaz Rogerson from my group on Facebook said something really important as did a few other members of Green Sunrise Podcast Group via FB he commented "reach out make people feel like they want to exist"  Boom that's it I will end the description on that no more to be said apart from hunners to be said.  Please subscribe on Patreon service or just on any one of my socials Green Sunrise Podcast Group or Green Sunrise Podcast on IG TikTok, Snapchat. Thanks for listening and thanks to other commentary from #GSP members Gemma Savill, Gaz Rogerson, Andy Kerr, John Sullivan, Lee Taylor and if I've missed your name it was because you never said anything on the live.  GSP loves you   --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/greensunrise/message

Welcome to Episode #332 of the 303 Endurance Podcast. You are listening to your weekly connection to coaches, experts, and pro athletes to help you reach your endurance goals. We're your hosts coach Rich Soares and 303 Chief Bill Plock. Thanks for joining us for another week of endurance interviews and discussion.   Show Sponsor: UCAN Take your performance to the next level with UCAN Energy and Bars made with SuperStarch®  UCAN uses SuperStarch instead of simple sugars to fuel athletes.  UCAN keeps blood sugar steady compared to the energy spikes and crashes of sugar-based products.  Steady energy equals sustained performance!   Use UCAN in your training and racing to fuel the healthy way, finish stronger and recover more quickly!  Use the code 303UCAN for 20% off at ucan.co/discount/303UCAN/ or ucan.co     In Today's Show Endurance News Pro Am 2022 Kat Matthews Rises to the SUB8 Challenge   What's new in the 303 Colorado's Statewide Safety Stop is Almost Here!    Our News is sponsored by Buddy Insurance. Buddy Insurance gives you peace of mind to enjoy your training and racing to the fullest. Buddy's mission is simple, to help people fearlessly enjoy an active and outdoor lifestyle.    Get on-demand accident insurance just in case the unexpected happens. Buddy ensures you have cash for bills fast.  This is accident insurance not health and life insurance.  Go to buddyinsurance.com and create an account.  There's no commitment or charge to create one.  Once you have an account created, it's a snap to open your phone and in a couple clicks have coverage for the day.  Check it out!   Endurance News:   PTO PRO AM 2022 The PTO Pro Am will bring together the world's greatest professional triathletes, big celebrity names and Challenged Athlete Foundation athletes in a celebration of life, fitness and triathlon. Mixed relay teams will race from the iconic Venice Beach to the famous streets of Downtown Los Angeles to see which team are crowned the inaugural PTO Pro Am winners!   Hosted at the Herbalife24 Triathlon Los Angeles, the PTO Pro Am will be broadcast live and for free to triathlon die-hards and new fans alike.   WHAT IS THE PTO PRO AM? The PTO Pro Am will team the world's greatest professional triathletes with big celebrity names and CAF athletes to race together in a mixed-relay race from Venice Beach to the streets of Downtown Los Angeles.   The first PTO Pro Am will be held as part of the Herbalife24 LA Triathlon, the city's premier triathlon event with a history dating back to the early 2000s.   WILL I BE ABLE TO WATCH LIVE? Yes. The PTO Pro Am will be broadcast live. Sign up to be the first to hear about how to watch live on 15 May.   Kat Matthews Rises to the SUB8 Challenge Sydney, Australia – 13th April, 2022 /ENDURANCE SPORTSWIRE/ –European champion Kat Matthews has signed on to the Pho3nix Sub8 Project, Powered by Zwift. The third-fastest British female long-distance triathlete and national time trial cycling champion is the newest contender for the audacious attempt to race the full distance of triathlon in under eight hours.   After Ironman 70.3 world champion Lucy Charles-Barclay was ruled out of Sub8 due to a hip bone fracture, Matthews was quick to rise to the occasion and take on the challenge of swimming 3.8 kilometers, cycling 180 kilometers, and running 42 kilometers faster than anyone ever before. Though the attempt will be aided by a team of pacemakers and cutting-edge technology and logistics, in the end it will still be a triumph of physiological preparedness and mental acuity for any athlete to go under the mark.   “I'm a relative newbie to the sport and the iron distance is certainly one where experience is of high benefit. Most would assume I would not be a contender and that achieving this would be impossible,” Matthews admits. “However, as soon as I heard of the attempt, I wanted to be involved. It sparked my interest intellectually as well as physically. I see my sporting endeavours as a case study for constant learning and improvement. I have yet to find a plateau in my physical improvement in any area, and this evolution keeps me right at the edge of passion and motivation for absolute excellence.”   As an Army physiotherapist, Matthews pursued a longtime interest in the human body and health helping injured soldiers get back to fighting fitness. It was in that environment she began exploring triathlon, going from grassroots sprints to winning middle distance races outright as an amateur to earn her pro card.   With a slew of wins and notable performances in the past three years including winning Ironman Florida to set the third-fastest full distance time set by a British female, topping Ironman UK, and dominating this year's Ironman 70.3 Lanzarote, Matthews has put the world on notice.   Now only seven years after she first began doing triathlons, she puts herself on an even steeper trajectory to sporting greatness lining up to race against dual Olympic medallist Nicola Spirig. Matthews says, “Nicola's accolades in the sport over the last 25 years puts her as a legitimate candidate as the sport's Greatest Of All Time across both male and female athletes. To race against Nicola here is truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. I hope to be a worthy contender.”   Pho3nix Foundation board member and MANA Global CEO Chris McCormack says, “Kat is a world-class athlete I've watched with much interest over the past few years. Getting herself and her ‘tribe' of pacemakers together in such a short time frame is no mean feat, but she came ready and prepared. Kat has had a long-term alignment with the Sub8 Project: she was in early discussions with Lucy as part of her team and has also been engaged in a heavy training block with many of the pacemakers over the past six months. This made for a perfect transition into the lead racing role. With Kat's cerebral and disciplined approach to the sport I'm excited to see how she will tackle the puzzle that is Sub8 and the new race strategy she will bring in her pursuit to be the first to Defy the Impossible.”   Regarding Charles-Barclay's further role, McCormack clarifies, “Lucy is still very much part of the team and having her still on board within our global commentary team and on the ground on race day brings a new lens to this groundbreaking attempt. Her journey in preparation and the insights she can offer on her fellow athletes racing will take our coverage to the next level. It's something that no one else could possibly have delivered.”   To find out more about the Pho3nix Sub7 and Pho3nix Sub8 Project Powered by Zwift, visit the official website at: https://www.sub7sub8.com/     What's New in the 303:   Colorado's Statewide Safety Stop is Almost Here!  By Brian Weiss, Bike Law Colorado   Finally, the much sought after common sense traffic law for bicyclists is coming to Colorado in 2022, likely July 1st.  After the Governor Polis signs the law and the Safety Stop becomes effective, anyone who rides a bicycle or scooter on public roads will not have to lose momentum due to stop signs or wait as long at red lights.  So what difference will the Colorado Safety Stop make?  Soon riders will “legally” not have to completely stop at stop signs when there is no traffic present.  Red lights that would not change for a bike rider who followed the law and as a result the rider waited and waited – will be a past memory.  People who were pulled over by police and ticketed for what they may have thought was a legal activity on a bicycle, can now breathe a sigh of relief.     Jack Todd (Bicycle Colorado) Andy Kerr, Senator Kevin Priola, Piep van Heuven (Bicycle Colorado), Brian Weiss   After about seven years of trying, Colorado's House and Senate finally passed the State-wide Safety Stop bill (HB22-1028), which is based on the Idaho Stop Law, in 2022.  The bill actually had true bipartisan support this year.  In fact, it passed the Colorado House 44-20 and passed the Colorado Senate 25-8.   The effective date of this law taking effect will be after the Governor signs it and the required waiting period because the new law is needed for our “immediate safety.”   An explanation of the practical changes of the Colorado Safety Stop for a bike rider are as follows:   When approaching a stop sign, if it is safe to proceed only after slowing to a reasonable speed of 10 miles per hour or less, yielding the right-of-way to any traffic or pedestrian in or approaching the intersection, and after yielding, then the bike riders can continue through the intersection without stopping; and When approaching an illuminated red traffic control signal or “red light,” the person on a bicycle must first stop completely at the intersection and yield to all other traffic and pedestrians and only when traffic clears and it is safe, may the rider proceed straight or make a right turn through the intersection or, subject to specified conditions, make a left turn onto a one-way street only. It should be noted that the bill evolved into the current version in several steps.  This law will not only apply to people who ride bicycles but is now flexible enough to cover current and future forms of transportation called “Low Speed Conveyances” which would include electric scooters, one-wheels, e-bikes, and electric skateboards.  Also there were several parts added to the text of the bill.  One critical revision is that the new law will only apply to bicyclists age 15 and over.  However, for bicyclists, or low speed conveyance riders, under age 15 who are with a parent or legal guardian they can also keep their momentum and benefit from this new law.   This is a change from the current law which was basically an opt-in decision by the city or county to make a Safety Stop the rule of that area.  As expected, when rules for bike riders changed from town to town there was confusion.  When both bike riders and drivers of motor vehicles understand the laws, they are easier to follow and there is less conflict between road users.   I say that this law was a long time coming from a personal note, as I have advocated for the Idaho Stop for over 8 years for Bike Law, Team Evergreen Cycling and myself as a person who bikes all over Colorado.  While I knew that some mountain towns, like Breckenridge, Aspen, and Summit County, had a successful safety stop local ordinance in place for years before the Colorado Legislature considered changing the Traffic Code to make this a statewide law, I also was aware of the Denver Mayor's Bicycle Advisory Committee in 2013 which shared a white paper explaining how traffic flows and bicycle commuters would benefit from a safety stop ordinance in Denver.  I testified at the Senate Committee hearings for two years, but the bill did not leave the Transportation Committee. However, there was a glimmer of hope in 2018 for passing a version of the Idaho Stop Law. In 2018 there were enough votes in the Colorado Legislature to pass a watered-down model of the bill which allowed the bike-friendly cities and counties to “opt-in” to a regulatory framework to allow bicycles more freedom at intersections, but I saw this as a weak compromise law. Fortunately, it did serve as a step toward the larger objective, and it energized the bicycling community to keep trying.    In the meantime, Colorado was bypassed by other states.  Arkansas, Delaware, Oregon Washington, North Dakota, Oklahoma, and Utah all passed statewide safety stop laws.  Those other states provided data that was helpful in ultimately passing Colorado's safety stop bill.  For example, I explained to the Colorado Senate transportation Committee that crashes between bicycle riders and motor vehicles dropped 23% at intersections with stop signs over a 30-month period in Delaware.  I find that statistics like this resonate well with both legislators and jurors alike.  The lack of relevant statistics from other states may have been a reason that the law passing in Colorado was previously unsuccessful.   While working to pass the Colorado Safety Stop, there were a lot of different people involved with varying viewpoints.  Of course, Bicycle Colorado was a driving force behind this law as it benefits bicycle riders across the State.  Andy Kerr, current Jefferson County Commissioner, former Colorado State Senator, and former Colorado State House of Representatives stewarded this bill for about 8 years and made it his personal mission when he was a Colorado legislator.  Note, Andy commuted by bicycle when he was the Colorado State Senator and House Member for my district.   After I gave my own testimony about statistics, safety, and legal issues, I was moved by the testimony from fellow cyclists.  In particular, I recall Marcus Robinson's testimony who explained that he, as a black man riding an expensive road bicycle, was emotionally devasted after he was pulled over by the police who claimed he failed to come to a complete stop at a stop sign and the police accused him of stealing the bicycle that he was riding.  Marcus explained that no minority should be targeted by law enforcement, and he advocated for equality in cycling.  I learned that after the stressful police accusation and racial unrest in 2020, Marcus Robinson and Neal Henderson started Ride for Racial Justice, a non-profit in Denver which advocates for Diversity, Education, Leadership & Community: https://www.rideforracialjustice.org/our-vision.    This Safety Stop bill will unify bike laws across Colorado, and make the roads safer for people of color at the same time.   Ride The Rockies Behind The Scenes The Pad Hotel / Hostel - Silverthorne, Colorado - The Pad Hotel / Hostel (thepadlife.com)   Closing: Thanks again for listening in this week.  Please be sure to follow us @303endurance and of course go to iTunes and give us a rating and a comment.  We'd really appreciate it! Stay tuned, train informed, and enjoy the endurance journey!

Welcome to Episode #332 of the 303 Endurance Podcast. You are listening to your weekly connection to coaches, experts, and pro athletes to help you reach your endurance goals. We're your hosts coach Rich Soares and 303 Chief Bill Plock. Thanks for joining us for another week of endurance interviews and discussion.   Show Sponsor: UCAN Take your performance to the next level with UCAN Energy and Bars made with SuperStarch®  UCAN uses SuperStarch instead of simple sugars to fuel athletes.  UCAN keeps blood sugar steady compared to the energy spikes and crashes of sugar-based products.  Steady energy equals sustained performance!   Use UCAN in your training and racing to fuel the healthy way, finish stronger and recover more quickly!  Use the code 303UCAN for 20% off at ucan.co/discount/303UCAN/ or ucan.co     In Today's Show Endurance News Pro Am 2022 Kat Matthews Rises to the SUB8 Challenge   What's new in the 303 Colorado's Statewide Safety Stop is Almost Here!    Our News is sponsored by Buddy Insurance. Buddy Insurance gives you peace of mind to enjoy your training and racing to the fullest. Buddy's mission is simple, to help people fearlessly enjoy an active and outdoor lifestyle.    Get on-demand accident insurance just in case the unexpected happens. Buddy ensures you have cash for bills fast.  This is accident insurance not health and life insurance.  Go to buddyinsurance.com and create an account.  There's no commitment or charge to create one.  Once you have an account created, it's a snap to open your phone and in a couple clicks have coverage for the day.  Check it out!   Endurance News:   PTO PRO AM 2022 The PTO Pro Am will bring together the world's greatest professional triathletes, big celebrity names and Challenged Athlete Foundation athletes in a celebration of life, fitness and triathlon. Mixed relay teams will race from the iconic Venice Beach to the famous streets of Downtown Los Angeles to see which team are crowned the inaugural PTO Pro Am winners!   Hosted at the Herbalife24 Triathlon Los Angeles, the PTO Pro Am will be broadcast live and for free to triathlon die-hards and new fans alike.   WHAT IS THE PTO PRO AM? The PTO Pro Am will team the world's greatest professional triathletes with big celebrity names and CAF athletes to race together in a mixed-relay race from Venice Beach to the streets of Downtown Los Angeles.   The first PTO Pro Am will be held as part of the Herbalife24 LA Triathlon, the city's premier triathlon event with a history dating back to the early 2000s.   WILL I BE ABLE TO WATCH LIVE? Yes. The PTO Pro Am will be broadcast live. Sign up to be the first to hear about how to watch live on 15 May.   Kat Matthews Rises to the SUB8 Challenge Sydney, Australia – 13th April, 2022 /ENDURANCE SPORTSWIRE/ –European champion Kat Matthews has signed on to the Pho3nix Sub8 Project, Powered by Zwift. The third-fastest British female long-distance triathlete and national time trial cycling champion is the newest contender for the audacious attempt to race the full distance of triathlon in under eight hours.   After Ironman 70.3 world champion Lucy Charles-Barclay was ruled out of Sub8 due to a hip bone fracture, Matthews was quick to rise to the occasion and take on the challenge of swimming 3.8 kilometers, cycling 180 kilometers, and running 42 kilometers faster than anyone ever before. Though the attempt will be aided by a team of pacemakers and cutting-edge technology and logistics, in the end it will still be a triumph of physiological preparedness and mental acuity for any athlete to go under the mark.   “I'm a relative newbie to the sport and the iron distance is certainly one where experience is of high benefit. Most would assume I would not be a contender and that achieving this would be impossible,” Matthews admits. “However, as soon as I heard of the attempt, I wanted to be involved. It sparked my interest intellectually as well as physically. I see my sporting endeavours as a case study for constant learning and improvement. I have yet to find a plateau in my physical improvement in any area, and this evolution keeps me right at the edge of passion and motivation for absolute excellence.”   As an Army physiotherapist, Matthews pursued a longtime interest in the human body and health helping injured soldiers get back to fighting fitness. It was in that environment she began exploring triathlon, going from grassroots sprints to winning middle distance races outright as an amateur to earn her pro card.   With a slew of wins and notable performances in the past three years including winning Ironman Florida to set the third-fastest full distance time set by a British female, topping Ironman UK, and dominating this year's Ironman 70.3 Lanzarote, Matthews has put the world on notice.   Now only seven years after she first began doing triathlons, she puts herself on an even steeper trajectory to sporting greatness lining up to race against dual Olympic medallist Nicola Spirig. Matthews says, “Nicola's accolades in the sport over the last 25 years puts her as a legitimate candidate as the sport's Greatest Of All Time across both male and female athletes. To race against Nicola here is truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. I hope to be a worthy contender.”   Pho3nix Foundation board member and MANA Global CEO Chris McCormack says, “Kat is a world-class athlete I've watched with much interest over the past few years. Getting herself and her ‘tribe' of pacemakers together in such a short time frame is no mean feat, but she came ready and prepared. Kat has had a long-term alignment with the Sub8 Project: she was in early discussions with Lucy as part of her team and has also been engaged in a heavy training block with many of the pacemakers over the past six months. This made for a perfect transition into the lead racing role. With Kat's cerebral and disciplined approach to the sport I'm excited to see how she will tackle the puzzle that is Sub8 and the new race strategy she will bring in her pursuit to be the first to Defy the Impossible.”   Regarding Charles-Barclay's further role, McCormack clarifies, “Lucy is still very much part of the team and having her still on board within our global commentary team and on the ground on race day brings a new lens to this groundbreaking attempt. Her journey in preparation and the insights she can offer on her fellow athletes racing will take our coverage to the next level. It's something that no one else could possibly have delivered.”   To find out more about the Pho3nix Sub7 and Pho3nix Sub8 Project Powered by Zwift, visit the official website at: https://www.sub7sub8.com/     What's New in the 303:   Colorado's Statewide Safety Stop is Almost Here!  By Brian Weiss, Bike Law Colorado   Finally, the much sought after common sense traffic law for bicyclists is coming to Colorado in 2022, likely July 1st.  After the Governor Polis signs the law and the Safety Stop becomes effective, anyone who rides a bicycle or scooter on public roads will not have to lose momentum due to stop signs or wait as long at red lights.  So what difference will the Colorado Safety Stop make?  Soon riders will “legally” not have to completely stop at stop signs when there is no traffic present.  Red lights that would not change for a bike rider who followed the law and as a result the rider waited and waited – will be a past memory.  People who were pulled over by police and ticketed for what they may have thought was a legal activity on a bicycle, can now breathe a sigh of relief.     Jack Todd (Bicycle Colorado) Andy Kerr, Senator Kevin Priola, Piep van Heuven (Bicycle Colorado), Brian Weiss   After about seven years of trying, Colorado's House and Senate finally passed the State-wide Safety Stop bill (HB22-1028), which is based on the Idaho Stop Law, in 2022.  The bill actually had true bipartisan support this year.  In fact, it passed the Colorado House 44-20 and passed the Colorado Senate 25-8.   The effective date of this law taking effect will be after the Governor signs it and the required waiting period because the new law is needed for our “immediate safety.”   An explanation of the practical changes of the Colorado Safety Stop for a bike rider are as follows:   When approaching a stop sign, if it is safe to proceed only after slowing to a reasonable speed of 10 miles per hour or less, yielding the right-of-way to any traffic or pedestrian in or approaching the intersection, and after yielding, then the bike riders can continue through the intersection without stopping; and When approaching an illuminated red traffic control signal or “red light,” the person on a bicycle must first stop completely at the intersection and yield to all other traffic and pedestrians and only when traffic clears and it is safe, may the rider proceed straight or make a right turn through the intersection or, subject to specified conditions, make a left turn onto a one-way street only. It should be noted that the bill evolved into the current version in several steps.  This law will not only apply to people who ride bicycles but is now flexible enough to cover current and future forms of transportation called “Low Speed Conveyances” which would include electric scooters, one-wheels, e-bikes, and electric skateboards.  Also there were several parts added to the text of the bill.  One critical revision is that the new law will only apply to bicyclists age 15 and over.  However, for bicyclists, or low speed conveyance riders, under age 15 who are with a parent or legal guardian they can also keep their momentum and benefit from this new law.   This is a change from the current law which was basically an opt-in decision by the city or county to make a Safety Stop the rule of that area.  As expected, when rules for bike riders changed from town to town there was confusion.  When both bike riders and drivers of motor vehicles understand the laws, they are easier to follow and there is less conflict between road users.   I say that this law was a long time coming from a personal note, as I have advocated for the Idaho Stop for over 8 years for Bike Law, Team Evergreen Cycling and myself as a person who bikes all over Colorado.  While I knew that some mountain towns, like Breckenridge, Aspen, and Summit County, had a successful safety stop local ordinance in place for years before the Colorado Legislature considered changing the Traffic Code to make this a statewide law, I also was aware of the Denver Mayor's Bicycle Advisory Committee in 2013 which shared a white paper explaining how traffic flows and bicycle commuters would benefit from a safety stop ordinance in Denver.  I testified at the Senate Committee hearings for two years, but the bill did not leave the Transportation Committee. However, there was a glimmer of hope in 2018 for passing a version of the Idaho Stop Law. In 2018 there were enough votes in the Colorado Legislature to pass a watered-down model of the bill which allowed the bike-friendly cities and counties to “opt-in” to a regulatory framework to allow bicycles more freedom at intersections, but I saw this as a weak compromise law. Fortunately, it did serve as a step toward the larger objective, and it energized the bicycling community to keep trying.    In the meantime, Colorado was bypassed by other states.  Arkansas, Delaware, Oregon Washington, North Dakota, Oklahoma, and Utah all passed statewide safety stop laws.  Those other states provided data that was helpful in ultimately passing Colorado's safety stop bill.  For example, I explained to the Colorado Senate transportation Committee that crashes between bicycle riders and motor vehicles dropped 23% at intersections with stop signs over a 30-month period in Delaware.  I find that statistics like this resonate well with both legislators and jurors alike.  The lack of relevant statistics from other states may have been a reason that the law passing in Colorado was previously unsuccessful.   While working to pass the Colorado Safety Stop, there were a lot of different people involved with varying viewpoints.  Of course, Bicycle Colorado was a driving force behind this law as it benefits bicycle riders across the State.  Andy Kerr, current Jefferson County Commissioner, former Colorado State Senator, and former Colorado State House of Representatives stewarded this bill for about 8 years and made it his personal mission when he was a Colorado legislator.  Note, Andy commuted by bicycle when he was the Colorado State Senator and House Member for my district.   After I gave my own testimony about statistics, safety, and legal issues, I was moved by the testimony from fellow cyclists.  In particular, I recall Marcus Robinson's testimony who explained that he, as a black man riding an expensive road bicycle, was emotionally devasted after he was pulled over by the police who claimed he failed to come to a complete stop at a stop sign and the police accused him of stealing the bicycle that he was riding.  Marcus explained that no minority should be targeted by law enforcement, and he advocated for equality in cycling.  I learned that after the stressful police accusation and racial unrest in 2020, Marcus Robinson and Neal Henderson started Ride for Racial Justice, a non-profit in Denver which advocates for Diversity, Education, Leadership & Community: https://www.rideforracialjustice.org/our-vision.    This Safety Stop bill will unify bike laws across Colorado, and make the roads safer for people of color at the same time.   Ride The Rockies Behind The Scenes The Pad Hotel / Hostel - Silverthorne, Colorado - The Pad Hotel / Hostel (thepadlife.com)   Closing: Thanks again for listening in this week.  Please be sure to follow us @303endurance and of course go to iTunes and give us a rating and a comment.  We'd really appreciate it! Stay tuned, train informed, and enjoy the endurance journey!

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We're continuing the first week of January with a focus on “new year, new you!” On Thursday we welcomed back life coach, Andy Kerr, about setting goals and making them a reality. You can do a lot with a positive attitude and attainable goals, so listen in for some tips on looking forward to good things in the new year.

This is a fascinating conversation with Bonnie Olin. Bonnie is an avid river user, including kayaking on the Snake River. Bonnie talks about the four lower Snake River Dams, why they should be removed, and the impacts removal would have on fish and wildlife, as well as the economy. She covers the mitigations available for impacts such as barging grain and electrical generation. For more information, the following links were mentioned in the podcast: * Wild Salmon Center and their work. This is also the center created by Guido Rahr of the book Stronghold. https://wildsalmoncenter.org/strategy/ * Information about the book “Stronghold” by Tucker Malarkey https://wildsalmoncenter.org/stronghold-book/ * Another excellent group working to breach the dams and save the salmon is https://www.wildsalmon.org * Mike Simpson's proposals for dam breaching. This is not a piece of legislation. It is just a set of ideas. https://simpson.house.gov/uploadedfiles/websiteslides2.4.pdf * Andy Kerr, (Public Lands Lobbyist) thoughts on Simpson's proposal. http://www.andykerr.net/kerr-public-lands-blog/2019/9/6/a-solomonic-salmonid-solution * A link to Bonnie's website, with stories and info about the Owyhee, and her book, The Owyhee River Journals. www.owyheemedia.com * Bonnie's letter to the editor: https://www.registerguard.com/story/opinion/columns/2021/03/20/guest-view-plight-salmon-upstream-battle/4740844001/ Walt Pollock, former BPA Administrator, letter to the editor: https://www.registerguard.com/story/opinion/columns/2021/09/02/guest-view-we-can-have-our-salmon-and-eat-it-too-hydro-power-killer-whales-chinook-oregon-idaho/5657156001/ The ending song is “Bound for the Inland Sea”, by Pacific Flyway from their album Over Our Heads, sung by Roseburg's own Marnie Allbritten. marnie59 at jeffnet dot org

Andy Kerr is beyond one of the most entertaining, engaging and authentic people that I have the pleasure to have in my tribe. Check out my interview with him and let me know what you think! Hi! I'm Andy - Speaker/Trainer/Coach I love stories! It always inspires me to see the hero of the story fight through impossible odds, gain the skills needed to defeat the enemy and achieve the life he or she has always wanted. I want to help create the event, the team, the business and the life you are dreaming of. I can help you & your organization get UNSTUCK, have FUN and do WORK THAT MATTERS!! One of Andy's favorite quotes: “Life's too short" is repeated often enough to be a cliche, but this time it's true. You don't have enough time to be both unhappy and mediocre. It's not just pointless, it's painful. Instead of wondering when your next vacation is, maybe you ought to set up a life you don't need to escape from.” -Seth Godin Contact Andy through his website HERE

The Ideas and Concepts Mastermind (Facebook Group) SecondMix.net matt@secondmix.netI have author and coach Andy Kerr in the studio! Andy's book inspired me to ask him to come on and let me know if he can find a point to some of my stories. So, does Andy have a point?Yes, he does!Find him here!

ONE of the UK’s greatest songwriters and producers, Ricky Wilde, is the star turn on this week’s Auto Express podcast. He talks to Vicki and the team about his music career and love of cars, plus reveals his top driving tunes. Steve Fowler speaks to Bowers & Wilkins product boss Andy Kerr to find out how in-car audio systems are developed, while the team mull over the latest news stories, and more of your motoring questions are answered. Listen for free wherever you get your podcasts.

Today on Keri's Couch: Ever wonder what you could do to help the environment? Do you sometimes feel helpless when you see the terrible state some of our beaches are in? KZN is a beautiful province, and it should be kept that way. Join Keri Miller as she chats to local dune-warrior, Andy Kerr about saving our dunes.

In this episode, we discuss:   Andy's new role and remit leading Home Ownership at NAB The biggest challenges in the current environment – impacts of Covid-19 and a challenged economy How digital is taking precedence as a ‘by default' servicing channel for Home Lending

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On this episode, we talk to Mike Boyd from Contact Light regarding the controversial app TikTok and discuss the dangers and warning signs around the app. Geoff Quattromani joins us on the program to talk about smart lighting, from Philips Hue to Lifx and even the recent and more affordable connect lights. Throughout the show, we play some grabs from our interview with Andy Kerr from Bowers & Wilkins covering Hi-Fi audio as well as how and why it's worth the investment.

We spoke with Andy Kerr, Director of Product Marketing for Bowers & Wilkins about high-quality audio and their latest additions to their 700 signature series - the 702 and 705. From understanding what determines a high-quality speaker, to why it's worth investing in a better audio experience. You don't have to be an audiophile to enjoy high-quality music.

1999 saw Manchester United win the treble, with a young Phil Neville playing his part. 21 years later, he speaks to Andy Kerr about that spectacular season.

2001 saw Liverpool land an unprecedented treble of cups, with Emile Heskey leading the attack. He reveals all about that unforgettable season to Andy Kerr.

Gilberto Silva looks back on Arsenal's historic 2003/04 Invincible season with Andy Kerr.

Seth and Andy cover a number of topics including Bowers & Wilkins as a brand, some key partnerships, and some information about the Nautilus.

On a fun Friday edition of the Joel Natalie Show, we highlighted authors from our community. Our friend Andy Kerr talked about his book A Story and a Point, along with his co-author Paul Macosko. We also welcomed Darryl Haemer to chat about his book Changing Change: For Those Who Prefer To "Just Keep Things the Same." Finally, on the phone we heard from Bonnie Prestel, the wife of an Erie ex-pat and author of the novel Nine ½ Months.

Andy Kerr is a business & life coach, chaplain of the Erie City Mission, real estate entrepreneur and all around great guy. His humorous way of telling stories will keep you engaged and help you discover a point or the deeper truth behind the story.Andy shares two insightful stories with us on this episode - enjoy!From Andy: "I love stories! It always inspires me to see the hero of the story fight through impossible odds, gain the skills needed to defeat the enemy and achieve the life he or she has always wanted. I want to help create the event, the team, the business and the life you are dreaming of."Connect with Andy: AndyKerrCoaching.comConnect via Andy's facebook pageGet Andy's new book: A Story and a Point via AmazonConnect with Dave & Jessica!To be inspired by more stories, to book us on your next podcast or to inquire about being a guest, find us at SquareOneShow.com - thanks for listening!jessica@squareoneshow.com

This week saw the launch of Google's streaming game service, Stadia. The new offering from the search giant will let you play games at home or on the go without the need to buy a big expensive console. Is it the future of gaming? Pocket-lint's Rik has been playing with the new service to find out and joins us to tell us more. Meanwhile Stuart has been chatting to Andy Kerr, Director of Product Marketing at Bowers & Wilkins to talk about how important having good speakers are and how the company went about developing the sound system for the new Philips OLED+ 984 TV. And Pocket-lint's reviews editor Mike Lowe walks us through the new Motorola RAZR having played with the new foldable smartphone at an exclusive event in LA ahead of the UK launch. Is this one to put on your shopping list or should the phone have remained in the history books?Visit us at pocket-lint.com, check out our latest videos at youtube.com/pocketlintcom and sign up to our daily newsletter at pocket-lint.com/info/newsletter. *** Please also take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks! ***Hosted by Stuart MilesProduction and editing by Stuart MilesGuests: Stuart Miles, Rik Henderson, Mike Lowe, Andy KerrMusic by Lee Rosevere - Let's Start at the Beginning and Southside See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We began the week talking to Andy Kerr - he is a certified John Maxwell Team Leadership Coach - and we chatted about the upcoming Live2Lead conference. This conference was designed to help people develop new perspectives and practical tools for moving forward with better leadership skills and real action plans for life. Andy also clued us in on his brand-new book, A Story and a Point.

Interview with Andy Kerr from Bowers and Wilkins, best of the month for TV Films and Music, cinema news and more...

USA are crowned World Champions (yet again) but Andy Kerr would rather talk to Lianne Sanderson about her mohawk! Moving matters back onto the pitch and Megan Rapinoe's side dominated the competition from start to finish as they inspire future generations to take up the game.

Andy Kerr asks Lianne Sanderson to name a combined XI from Semi-final opponents England and USA. Controversially, she leaves out tournament top-scorer Alex Morgan!

Andy Kerr and Lianne Sanderson reflect on England's emphatic 3-0 win over Norway and look ahead to today's quarter-final between France and the USA.

Does anybody know what the offside rule is anymore? How about handball? These new rules are confusing EVERYBODY! Not even VAR is making sense. Holders USA are through to the knockout stages... but are they as invincible as they seem? Lianne Sanderson & Michelle Heyman join Andy Kerr on the Women's World Cup Daily podcast.

Is VAR a good thing? It took center stage once again on Matchday 8. Time for the referees to explain their decision to the crowd during the game? Lianne Sanderson & Michelle Heyman wrap up the major talking points with Andy Kerr.

Michelle Heyman and Lianne Sanderson join Andy Kerr to look ahead to Day at the Women's World Cup in France.

The 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup has seen a surge in popularity in the sport... but it's also given a voice to those battling for years against inequality. Lianne Sanderson & Michelle Heyman share their stories with Andy Kerr.

Listen to this week's message from the series "Know Thyself" from special guest, Andy Kerr.

On our Thursday program, we invited coaches, consultants and public speakers Bill Cox and Andy Kerr to share about how they add value to corporate teams and individuals. They also talked about their upcoming One Step Forward half-day conference May 3rd at the Blasco Library-Hirt Auditorium.

**Claire Stevens** , **Andy Kerr** and **Pete Ryan** join **Mick** for this weeks installment of **Mental Health Monday** to discuss the closure of their services on the 30th of April after 24 years of supporting individuals across the city region.  The team told us what it'll mean for the people Liverpool to loose this service,  while spreading awareness on how people can get involved with a hope of saving the Consortium from closure due to lack of funding available. Originally broadcast March 25th 2019.  Follow **@MrMickCoyle** & **@liverpoolmhc** Produced by **Hannah Farrell**

On Thursday, our listeners experienced the reality and the hope as they heard stories from those working with those addicted to opioids. With Joel Natalie and Andy Kerr was the Director of the Erie Co. Office of Drug and Alcohol Use Dave Sanner, Jennifer Esper and Joe Currier from the Esper Treatment Center, and Darrell Smith, Chief Operating Officer and Director of Men's Ministries at the Erie City Mission

Listen to this week's message from the series "Playlist" by special guest Andy Kerr.

Join us as chaplain of the Erie City Mission, Andy Kerr, teaches us how to overcome trouble in our lives with the help of God.

 We return, after some time, to the murky world of Trump and US politics as Christine Blasey Ford appears in front of the Senate Judiciary about the alleged sexual assault by Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. Lesley asks if Kavanaugh can survive Blasey Ford's compelling testimony and that of his other accusers. Trump defended Kavanaugh during his recent rambling, shambling, press conference. So bad that James Kelly sat with his head in his hands throughout most of it and Jared Kushner was caught on camera describing it with a word one expletive. In complete contrast, Lesley was impressed by Jeremy Corbyn's closing speech to the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool. Has a radical gauntlet been thrown down for Nicola Sturgeon and the SNP? I chip in on remarks made by Ian Lavery and Andy Kerr at the conference and wonder if a blanker "Labour bad" approach is smart politics from independence supporters. We've avoided Brexit for a wee while but can no longer given what happened in Salzburg. Is No Deal now inevitable? Will there be a General Election in November? Can Theresa May survive? And, given the RHI scandal, can her confidence and supply partner Arlene Foster hang in there with her? All the above, and more, plus a wee bonus announcement about the new Nation film on Norway right after a false ending.    

This week, we have the pleasure of speaking with long-time Oregon-based conservationist and public lands strategist Andy Kerr, Czar of the Larch Company, who has been at the forefront of the public lands debate for over four decades. Andy is a public lands strategist who has been involved with creating over 47 wilderness areas during his career, and he shares his perspective on current public lands issues and how to get things done as a conservationist. We talk about the origins of eastern public lands, public land management, sage grouse, LWCF, the role of forestry on public lands, how to operate in today's environment as a conservationist, and more. Andy has some great advice for the next generation of conservationists - thanks for giving it a listen! "Conservationists make for great ancestors but can be hell to live with right now" - Andy Kerr Visit Andy Kerr's public land blog at http://www.andykerr.net/ To read Bloomberg's article "Here How America Uses Its Land", click HERE  

Listen to this week's message from the series Ghost Stories from special guest Andy Kerr.

We must get outside our comfort zone if we want to impact this world for Jesus. Andy Kerr, Chaplain, Erie City Mission

Listen to this week's message from the series Playlist from special guest, Andy Kerr.

Listen to this week's message from the series Playlist from special guest, Andy Kerr.

Pyrotechnics, loud music, pro tracers, shot clocks. Don't get me started!   The Euro Tour has done it again with Golf Sixes!   Brought to you by listener request, (Andy Kerr - @trexoftri on Twitter), enjoy this POC minipod with Scott Dawley and Allan Phillips.   Golf Sixes Website: http://golfsixes.com/   More than a listener? Help us spread the news by liking, sharing, subscribing and leaving a review on iTunes. Thx! ***** Thank you for listening, thank you for sharing, thank you for liking and subscribing and leaving reviews. We hope we are creating content you enjoy and appreciate. If that's true, let us know in those ways! You can also support our efforts by following us on Facebook /paceofchange and twitter @paceofchangepod. Visit our website paceofchange.com and sign up for our newsletter to stay up to speed on the latest POC podcast news announcements and updates. Please subscribe to our YouTube channel and if you're listening on iTunes, you can really help us by subscribing and leaving a review. Thanks to our sponsors and affiliates: TailorBrands.com OnCoreGolf.com Strikingly.com RivalAndRevel.com LinksRun.com SterlingIrons.com LaserLinkGolf.com Subscribe to our YouTube Channel at The Pace Of Change Golf Podcast Connect on Facebook: /paceofchange | Twitter: @paceofchangepod HOW CAN I SUPPORT THE PODCAST? Like, Subscribe, Tell your friends & Share online Subscribe & Review: iTunes|Stitcher Radio|PlayerFM

Listen to this week's message from special guest Andy Kerr.

Listen to this week's message from special guest, Andy Kerr.

In today’s episode - we chat again with Andy of Andy Kerr Coaching. You can listen to Andy’s personal story in Episode 13, however today we dive into the topic of crucial conversations - learning how to speak and listen to others to bring out the best ideas and make the best decisions - and then follow through on those decisions. Did you know that there is a process you can learn - to foster better conversations? Andy talks about how it all works - and why it’s so important.

Have you ever looked back over the past 10 or 20 years of your life and discovered that each job, even that seemingly meaningless one, has given you experiences that have lead you to the place you are today?I’d like to introduce you to Andy Kerr of Andy Kerr Coaching. You’ll hear the story of how each of his past jobs has lead him, step by step, to where he is today: as a life and leadership coach.Episode 14 www.SquareOneShow.com

When eternity is on the line, almost right is not all right. What steps do you need to take to ensure you are running the race to the best of your ability?

Podcast: Ad Astral Episode 24: The Department of Puzzles Everyone plays the puzzle - well, nearly everyone - but where will it all lead? Written and narrated by DJ Burnham Voices: Sue Burnham, Andy Kerr, Miles Jefcoate, Paul Davison, Keith Dettmar and Dave Burnham   Website - www.adastralpodcast.com Ad Astral is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-No Derivative Works 2.0 UK: England and Wales License. You can copy and distribute it for non-commercial purposes, but cannot alter the content and must attribute it to DJ Burnham and Ad Astral Podcast. Permissions beyond the scope of this license can be explored by contacting us via Ad Astralpodcast.com.

Podcast: Ad Astral Episode 16: One True Path A slightly tongue-in-cheek look at what would happen if a group of alien evangelists came to Earth in order to assess the dominant species for spiritual uniformity. *** Written and narrated by DJ Burnham Voices: Anand, Daren Boyden and Andy Kerr. Website - www.adastralpodcast.com Ad Astral is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-No Derivative Works 2.0 UK: England and Wales License. You can copy and distribute it for non-commercial purposes, but cannot alter the content and must attribute it to DJ Burnham and Ad Astral Podcast. Permissions beyond the scope of this license can be explored by contacting us via Ad Astralpodcast.com.

Recorded in front of a live audience of social entrepreneurs at the S2S Trade Fair at the Corn Exchange in Edinburgh, the panel includes Laurie Russell, Chair of the Scottish Social Enterprise Coalition; Andy Kerr, Shadow Finance Minister and Labour spokesman on sustainable growth; Fraser Doherty, creator and owner of SuperJam at the tender age of 14 and now at 20 a top entrepreneur.