Podcast appearances and mentions of anthony mills

0:00 - Sox shooting – confirming jelly roll   12:07 - Trump vs. Biden, McLaughlin poll   31:33 - THE PURGE/THE REVOLT: Vanguard School in CO - Gadsden flag sparks uproar   50:56 - President of the Heritage Foundation, Kevin Roberts:  Congress must not hold hurricane funds hostage for more Ukraine War money. For more on the Heritage Foundation visit heritage.org   01:02:06 - Ray Lopez, 15th Ward Alderman, says as much as he and Lightfoot did not get along at least he knew where she stood. For more on Ray's work for the 15th ward visit the15thward.org   01:17:38 - Noted economist Stephen Moore: Climate Change? More like Climate Improvement, if it's getting warmer. For more Steve @StephenMoore   01:31:56 - Why we're all bored   01:50:16 - M. Anthony Mills, senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, a senior fellow at the Pepperdine School of Public Policy, and a scholar associate of the Society of Catholic Scientists: The Masking Debate We Didn't Have   02:02:04 - Explaining “nounself” pronounsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for February 5, 2023 is: weal • WEEL • noun Weal is a somewhat old-fashioned word that refers to “a state of being happy, healthy, and successful.” Weal is usually ascribed to large groups of people, rather than individuals, as in the phrases “common weal” or “public weal.” // Before presenting the bill to the legislature, the senator spoke of her devotion to the general weal. See the entry > Examples: “… the [National Research Council's] independent status was by design. While seeking to press science into service for the public weal, [astronomer George Ellery] Hale nevertheless wished to preserve science's independence—a wish shared by many of his fellow scientists at the time.” — M. Anthony Mills, The New Atlantis, Summer 2021 Did you know? Weal has, since the dawn of English, referred to well-being. It's most often used in the phrase “common weal” to refer to the general good—that is, to the happiness, health, and safety of everyone in a community or nation. A closed form of this phrase, commonweal, has since the 14th century carried the same meaning, but it once also referred to an organized political entity, such as a nation or state. This job (among others) is now done by the word's close relation, commonwealth. At one time, weal and wealth were synonyms; both meant “riches” (as in “all their worldly weal”) and “well-being.” Both words stem from wela, the Old English word for “well-being,” and are closely related to the Old English word for “well.” An unrelated word weal is a synonym of welt in its painful application.

Hanan Ezzeldine from The Family Hub shares her experiences of being diagnosed with ADHD just few months ago Teen coach Ciaran McBreen lists down the challenges of going back to school and gives strategies to support both kids and parents Is your child ready to start school for the first time, or prepared to return? Lisa Sherrington-Boyd aka Principal Lisa talks about practical skills and emotional readiness for children. And as part of our back-to-school theme, we help you with the to-do list inlcuding checking the right school shoes for the kids with Anthony Mills of Ecco and Michelle Champlin of Dubai Podiatry Centre.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Anthony Mills currently serves as Executive Director of Global Innovation Institute (GInI), CEO of Legacy Innovation Group, and adviser to numerous advisory boards. So I asked him to join me on this week's episode of the Innovation Storytellers podcast to talk about innovation and design thinking.  Anthony shares with me why great innovators are incredibly resourceful and use diplomacy to tell their stories in a way that gets stakeholders on board. We also discuss the importance of identifying the negative consequences your innovations could have on stakeholders and addressing those concerns from the outset. Finally, we talk about how cognitive biases can wreak havoc with our ability to think about the future because of all the filters and biases we bring to the table. We explore why innovators must recognize them when they occur. Anthony advises how every innovator is challenged by looking through the biases to see objectively the future they can create.

Wear is the Love, Episode #7This week's episode was recorded early due to Michael's travel, and so instead of talking Top 5, we caught up on politics, including the latest scandal for UK PM Boris Johnson and how COVID has changed some conventional political wisdom on scandals. We also chatted about Maryland Governor Larry Hogan's statements that he might run in 2024, and how leaders can still change the trajectory of party politics, especially for the GOP.Episode notes:Former PM Theresa May's comments at Parliament (CNN)More on the PM's scandal (The Independent)Hogan's appearance on CBS about a potential 2024 presidential runThe Top 5 articles for your week:“The moral calculations of a billionaire” (Washington Post)Because one billionaire looks at where he's come from, where he is now, and how he struggles with stewarding his fortune.“Is This Still an Emergency?” (The New Atlantis)Because this article on pandemic polarization is a great chaser to last week's Top 5 and podcast feature on Thomas B. Edsall's article. M. Anthony Mills observes: “…two years after the pandemic began, quite like two years after 9/11, today we are no longer united around a common purpose but divided. We are divided over the nature of the threat, what it will take to defeat it, and what defeating it even means. We are a long way from the tornado politics that seemed to characterize our pandemic response in the winter of 2020, and we are not likely to go back.”“What College Students Really Think About Cancel Culture” (The Atlantic)Because when we think about polarization, we tend to ask “how will any of us ever get along again?” There are many grassroots and nationally organized civil dialogue groups taking place on college campuses which gives us a bit of hope for the future of social cohesion.“What Was the TED Talk?” (The Drift Magazine)Because “…as Chris Anderson, TED's longtime curator, puts it, “We live in an era where the best way to make a dent on the world… may be simply to stand up and say something.” And yet, TED's archive is a graveyard of ideas. It is a seemingly endless index of stories about the future — the future of science, the future of the environment, the future of work, the future of love and sex, the future of what it means to be human — that never materialized. By this measure alone, TED, and its attendant ways of thinking, should have been abandoned.”“If Everything Is ‘Trauma,' Is Anything?” (NYT)Because I (Melissa) am personally interested and invested in “semantic drift” or how our lexicon changes to fit the moment (the pandemic) and the --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wear-we-are/support

From Hell's Kitchen to Studio Kitchen with chef Josh Oakley and chef Anthony Mills! What's it like to be on Hell's Kitchen with chef Gordon Ramsay? Let's ask a chef who knows first hand! Chef Josh Oakley from Denver's Avelina is on Hell's Kitchen season 19 on Fox right now! Chef Josh is also on The Modern Eater show showing off his skills and telling us about being on such a widely popular culinary show! Emily Griffith Technical College Culinary Quick Start is starting week two of their no-cost program, and chefs Blake and Marcus are getting you fired up with a special smokey chicken Cacciatore recipe and homemade pasta! If you need to sharpen your culinary skills or start learning culinary skills, this is the program for you, and it's FREE!

Police have arrested 14 people in connection with a deadly attack in Vienna, Austria. Police are calling it an 'Islamist terror attack'. Four people were killed and many more injured after a gunman opened fire opposite a synagogue in central Vienna on Monday night. The man who was shot dead by police was 20 years old and had been released from prison in 2019 after he tried to join a Islamic terrorist group. The Austrian Interior Minister, Karl Nehammer, shared details of the attack at a news conference a short time ago. Vienna correspondent Anthony Mills speaks to Susie Ferguson.

Anthony Mills talks to peopleHum about the pursuit of innovation. Listen to the entire episode to know more. If you like the podcast, please follow the channel, so we could keep producing more content like this!

Our guest this week was another friend and musician from NYU, John Mills. We talked a lot about his music, the deep meaning behind it all, growing from your past, perseverance, routine, the new normal, and other stuff! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The future is looking bright with new technologies and innovative ideas allowing for smarter and not harder work. As corporations shift gears to stay aligned with changes, small and large forward-thinking organizations are making disruptions.... The post 025 – How Innovation Will Help You "Own the Future" with Anthony Mills appeared first on Learn to Win | The Scrimmage Podcast.

Theater owner and performer Clive Riddlesbrood and Certified Business & Leadership Coach Dr. Anthony Mills is CEO and founder of Mills Development Industries Corp.   Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the Take The Lead community today: Dr. DianeHamilton.com Dr. Diane Hamilton Facebook Dr. Diane Hamilton Twitter Dr. Diane Hamilton […]

Theater owner and performer Clive Riddlesbrood and Certified Business & Leadership Coach Dr. Anthony Mills is CEO and founder of Mills Development Industries Corp. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the Take The Lead community today: Dr. DianeHamilton.com Dr. Diane Hamilton Facebook Dr. Diane Hamilton Twitter Dr. Diane Hamilton LinkedIn Dr. Diane Hamilton YouTube Dr. Diane Hamilton Instagram

Theater owner and performer Clive Riddlesbrood and Certified Business & Leadership Coach Dr. Anthony Mills is CEO and founder of Mills Development Industries Corp. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the Take The Lead community today: Dr. DianeHamilton.com Dr. Diane Hamilton Facebook Dr. Diane Hamilton Twitter Dr. Diane Hamilton LinkedIn Dr. Diane Hamilton YouTube Dr. Diane Hamilton Instagram

Aired live 18th of December 2013 from Bay fm 99.9 community radio in the heart of Byron Bay. On the show we had Anthony Mills in the studio sharing his story as a father of two, Jasper Mills his two year old son who was born with Cerebral Palsy & microcephaly and also the birth of his angle, Julian who will always be in his parents hearts. https://www.facebook.com/thejaspermillsappealProduced and presented by Lara MartinCopyright PBB Media and Lara MartinDate 2014. PBBmedia.org

Aired live 18th of December 2013 from Bay fm 99.9 community radio in the heart of Byron Bay. On the show we had Anthony Mills in the studio sharing his story as a father of two, Jasper Mills his two year old son who was born with Cerebral Palsy & microcephaly and also the birth of his angle, Julian who will always be in his parents hearts. https://www.facebook.com/thejaspermillsappealProduced and presented by Lara MartinCopyright PBB Media and Lara MartinDate 2014. PBBmedia.org

01. Philip Glass & Johann Johannson - Protest 02. Tristesse Contemporaire - Daytime Nighttime 03. Toro Y Moi - Grown Up Calls 04. Cantoma - Gambarra (Lexx Remix) 05. Lemongrass - Freedom 06. Anchorsong - Darkrum 07. Nosaj Thing - Snap 08. Go Nogo - Movement (Skatebard Remix) 09. Magnetic Man feat. John Legend - Getting Nowhere 10. Saschienne - Unknown 11. Soulsavers - In The morning 12. Sin Cos Tan - Sooner Than Now 13. Freddie Cruger & Anthony Mills are Wildcookie - Heroine 14. Soulsavers - Longest Day