Podcasts about basford

As the spirits industry navigates shifting consumer trends and evolving market landscapes, staying agile has become essential for growth, even for a company that is 137 years old. I sat down with Paul Basford, President of William Grant & Sons USA, to discuss how this family-owned, independent company famous for brands such as Glenfiddich, The Balvenie, Hendrick's Gin, and Milagro Tequila has adapted to change. In our discussion, Basford talks about their data-driven approach to regional shifts, the company's commitment to core brands, and strategies for cultivating a strong, future-focused team culture.

In this episode of The Speed of Culture, Matt Britton sits down with Paul Basford, US President and Managing Director of William Grant & Sons. Paul shares insights into driving growth, navigating shifts in consumer behavior, and embracing premiumization across William Grant's portfolio of high-end spirits.Follow Suzy on Twitter: @AskSuzyBizFollow Paul Basford on LinkedInSubscribe to The Speed of Culture on your favorite podcast platform.And if you have a question or suggestions for the show, send us an email at suzy@suzy.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Basford 0-2 Guiseley AFC - Mark Bower by Guiseley Radio

Basford 0-2 Guiseley - Will Longbotton — Edit by Guiseley Radio

Peter Basford, an experienced banking professional turned director and business coach joins host Rob Lawrence in today's podcast interview.Peter shares his experience working with others to help them grow their businesses; from his extensive background and his role in the Start Build Grow program, which supports new startups.In this chat, Peter emphasises the importance of customer relationships and seeking customer feedback. We also explore the importance of balancing product development, marketing, and operations toward creating a sustainable business.This episode offers valuable insights for aspiring entrepreneurs and business owners alike, including strategies for obtaining customer feedback and maintaining strong customer relationships. In this episode you'll learn:Peter's Background in Banking (00:00:28)Peter shares his extensive 33-year career in banking, detailing various roles and experiences.Transition to Coaching (00:02:26)Peter discusses his transition from banking to coaching businesses and forming the Business Growth Coaches Network.Start Build Grow Program (00:03:38)Peter explains how the Start Build Grow programme is aimed at supporting new and startup businesses.Reasons for Starting a Business (00:04:00)Peter highlights common motivations for starting a business, including independence and innovative ideas and how the programme is for individuals with product ideas or those seeking lifestyle changes through entrepreneurship.Social Entrepreneurs and Bootcamps (00:05:22)Peter mentions the rise of social entrepreneurs and bootcamps designed to support their business ideas.Understanding Social Enterprises (00:06:12)Peter defines social enterprises and their focus on community benefits rather than profit for owners.B-Corp (00:07:16)Peter connects the concept of B-Corp to social enterprises and their shared mission of doing good.Common Mistakes in Startups (00:07:57)Peter discusses key mistakes startups make, emphasising the importance of balancing product, marketing, and operations.Three Legs of a Stool (00:08:22)Successful businesses require a balance of product, marketing, and operational systems to thrive.Challenges in the Current Environment (00:09:31)Peter reflects on the tough commercial landscape post-COVID and the need for comprehensive business strategies.Importance of Customer Relationships (00:10:41)Peter emphasises the significance of nurturing customer relationships for business success.Building Trust with Customers (00:10:54)Peter shares strategies for developing trust and loyalty among customers to enhance brand relationships.Cost of Acquiring New Customers (00:11:54)Peter highlights it's ten times more expensive to acquire new customers than to retain existing ones.Staying in Touch with Customers (00:12:02)Regular communication with existing customers is crucial to maintaining relationships and identifying new opportunities.Customer Relationship Management Systems (00:12:28)Peter recommends using some kind of CRM system to ensure consistent communication with customers.Feedback Importance (00:13:50)Peter discusses the necessity of gathering customer feedback to improve products and services.Asking for Feedback (00:15:10)Peter advises asking for...

This episode of the HR L&D Podcast is sponsored by Deel, the all-in-one Global People Platform that simplifies how you manage the entire global team lifecycle. Hire and onboard talent in over 150 countries in minutes. Run payroll in over 100 countries with one click. Offer competitive benefits, equipment, and equity from a single dashboard. From contractors, direct employees, EOR, and more, you can manage them all in one place with Deel.Book a demo now: https://www.deel.com/inbound-general?utm_medium=podcast&utm_source=nickday&utm_campaign=ww_aware_branding_nickday_podcast_hrld-nickday-mar24_all_all&utm_content=aware_all_podcast_hrld-nickday-audio_enWelcome to another episode of the HR L&D Podcast, your essential resource for the latest in Human Resources and Learning & Development.I'm your host, Nick Day, CEO of JGA Recruitment Group – A specialist HR recruitment firm. Joining us today is Helen Basford, the Global Capability Lead for Coaching at AstraZeneca.Today's discussion centres on how AstraZeneca has been transforming its organisational dynamics by embedding a robust coaching culture! This approach can help individuals to achieve their full potential through effective dialogue and proactive feedback, supporting personal and professional growth across all levels.Key Learnings:Building a Coaching Culture: Implementing a coaching culture transforms organisational dynamics, leading to improved leadership and employee engagement.Continuous Development Cycles: Shifting from traditional annual reviews to continuous performance development with regular developmental conversations and feedforward leads to better outcomes.Psychological Safety: Creating a psychologically safe environment is essential for effective coaching and fostering open, innovative dialogue within the organisation.Measuring Success with Metrics: Using various metrics such as employee engagement, performance improvement, and retention rates helps measure the success and impact of the coaching culture.Global Adaptation: Applying a coaching culture globally requires a unified approach based on shared values and integrity, which helps transcend cultural differences and promote cohesion.Helen's article: https://www.astrazeneca.com/media-centre/articles/2024/coaching-feedforward.htmlFind your ideal candidate with our job vacancy system: https://jgarecruitment.ck.page/919cf6b9eaSign up to the HR L&D Newsletter - https://jgarecruitment.ck.page/23e7b153e7Connect with Helen Basford:Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/helen-basford-pcc-0279976a/Connect with Nick Day:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickday/Of course, if you are an HR or L&D professional listening to this podcast and you have an HR, HRIS or L&D related vacancy that you would love some specialist HR recruitment support with – please also get in touch with me! I would love to help show you what a great HR...

State Attorney Larry Basford of Florida's 14th Judicial Circuit was back visiting VERONICA LIVE. Larry shared the work he is doing on behalf of citizens when it comes to fighting crime. He also discussed his campaign for re-election and why voters should continue to support him.  

State Attorney Larry Basford of the 14th Judicial Circuit was back visiting VERONICA LIVE. Larry shared the work he is doing on behalf of citizens when it comes to fighting crime. He also discussed his campaign for reelection and why voters should continue to support him. Former Navy Seal and Congressional Candidate Cameron Hamilton joined Veronica to discuss his run for Virginia's 7th District Seat. Cameron talked Border, Biden and why he is supporting Trump. He shares his long list of political players who have endorsed his run. Great discussion with this American Combat tested Veteran who is ready for combat in the D.C. swamp. This Patriot is ready to serve Americans!Wingman John Salak joined me as my VERONICA LIVE Co-Host for the show. Excellent political round up the last segment of the show discussing all the breaking stories this week to include Princess Kate's unexpected announcement. 

Serial entrepreneur and the only person to turn down the Dragons on Dragons Den TWICE, Cally Russell is not your traditional entrepreneur. From a small town in Scotland (Dunoon) to a social science degree at the University of Dundee, Cally does not have the traditional business background but found a way to address societal issues with his companies. First founding the fashion app using a Tinder-style approach to help you find your style, Mark and Johanna spoke to Cally as he was first starting out with his new company This is Unfolded - a clothing company tackling the effects of fast fashion. A brilliant episode with Dundee and Scottish references galore! Cally's story inspires anyone to use their skillset to their advantage no matter what their background is. 

IN EPISODE 167: Building a culture of coaching isn't just great for people - it's good for business. In this episode, Helen Basford explores how AstraZeneca, one of the world's largest pharmaceuticals, systematically created a coaching model around continuous conversations and development opportunities. We go deep inside the systems, structures and supports that AstraZeneca uses to guide its leaders and employees, and discuss ways that any organization can shift from performance management to people development, build capacity within its ranks, and achieve stronger, more sustainable results over time. ABOUT HELEN BASFORD: Helen Basford is the Global Capability Lead for Coaching and Feedforward at AstraZeneca, where she helps  design the strategy and implementation of coaching practices. She's also an advanced professional coach, coaching consultant and experienced facilitator with credentials from the International Coaching Federation.

A great episode to help you present yourself with confidence in any situation.We're back! this episode is brand new and marked the first time Mark and Johanna met in person. Having recorded a whole series of episodes online as co-hosts, Dundee's duo of entrepreneurial ambassadors met at the University to give you the scoop on how to pitch and how to pitch yourself in any scenario. Job interviews, funding proposals, even reaching out to someone you admire, you need to know how to present yourself and capture attention. For Mark, that meant changing courses in university and bagging his first documentary with the BBC. For Johanna, it was more about getting commissions for her artwork and a how-to on getting Starbucks to return your calls. Our co-hosts also answer your questions at the end of the episode.

TAKEAWAYSRiley's experience with sextortion was very fast: he took his life just one day after meeting the catfishing predator, posing as “Megan”Don't get angry with your children if they share something embarrassing with you - let them know that you are there for themUse BARK to protect your children from social media dangers in your householdCheck for red flags among your children: are there any signs that they are experiencing negative social media interactions

Riley Basford was a sweet and kind-hearted teen who tragically took his life in 2021 after he was blackmailed by catfishing sextortionists on social media. Riley's father, Darren, is a School Resource Officer at Potsdam School and is now passionate about warning other kids about the dangers of sharing explicit images of themselves with others. Sextortion occurs when a predator “catfishes” an adult or minor by pretending to be someone they're not. Once those photos are received, the predator will then use them for blackmail purposes. This can result in tragedy, as it did for Riley. Darren advises that parents should talk openly with their kids and let them know that no matter what happens, they will be there for them - without judgment or shame. TAKEAWAYS Riley's experience with sextortion was very fast: he took his life just one day after meeting the catfishing predator, posing as “Megan” Don't get angry with your children if they share something embarrassing with you - let them know that you are there for them Use BARK to protect your children from social media dangers in your household Check for red flags among your children: are there any signs that they are experiencing negative social media interactions

Basford 0-1 Guiseley/ Tom Denton post match by Guiseley Radio

Basford 0-1 Guiseley/ Ollie Battersby post match by Guiseley Radio

Basford 0-1 Guiseley/ Andy Welsh post match by Guiseley Radio

Bad college football, like that place in Ypsilanti with the ashtray for a football field. It's Short Time Shots. I'm Jason Bryant.Wilmington's program hasn't been back that long, but the Quakers picked up a competitive 27-26 criteria win over Muskingum in what was decided by the FOURTH criteria. Can you name the fourth criteria without looking it up? Most can't, so don't be down on yourself. It's most near fall points. The teams were tied in wins at five, tied in six-point victories with three each and tied with match points at 33 apiece. So it was Wilmington's 10 nearfall points to Muskingum's seven that was the difference.But when I wrote that first line, it got me digging. Coach Chris Basford is in his second year there and he started last season inheriting a roster of four guys. He ended with six. He's got 20 now and trying to create some type of positive culture there.“This was a total team effort. It was a great win for our young program... the first in 6 years. It was priceless to see the faces of the guys getting their first college win to go along with a team win. They did a great job battling and picking each other up,” said Basford. So when was Wilmington's last official dual win? Best I can find using the internet and all its archives - January 5, 2010 … which was a 25-22 win over Baldwin Wallace, which, was NOT good then.Speaking of Baldwin Wallace, they blanked Heidelberg 51-0 and what was dubbed MUSTACHE MANIA! I don't know what Mustache Mania was, but it didn't really matter what it was for Baldwin Wallace as they had four techs and three falls among their bonus victories. The fastest fall came at 197 pounds from Carter Lloyd, who got the match-ender at 1:50. In case you're wondering, Coach Gibbs' Baldwin Wallace team came into the season ranked third.Zac Stray's major decision at heavyweight completed a large comeback by Otterbein as the Cardinals upended Mount Union 20-18. Otterbein was down 15-3 after four bouts and 15-6 halfway through the dual. North Central beat Carthage 44-3.Saint Vincent's return to competition after 50 years away from the sport came up short as Penn State-Behrend bested the Bearcats 26-17 in Latrobe. The first win in the program's revived history came from 133-pounder Ryan Klingensmith out of Kiski Prep. Behrend's Matthew Caldwell's tech fall at 197 sealed it for the Lions - yes, pretty much all of the Penn State branch campuses are Lions or Nittany Lions or Roaring Lions or Tea Sipping Lions or something. In Division II, Coker edged Emmanuel 21-20 in a Conference Carolinas dual, with Coker heavyweight Hamilton Cooper getting an 8-0 major decision at 285 pounds to give Coker the win. But the win actually didn't come on the extra bonus point. Emmanuel was docked a team point for unsportsmanlike conduct, so instead of the major sending the match to criteria, Coker won outright. And here's the gut-punching kicker - Emmanuel would have won on the third criteria, most match points, 48-47. Uffda.Also in the conference, Newberry beat Emory & Henry 51-6. The Wolves picked up five falls in the victory over the Wasps, who are transitioning from Division III to Division II.McKendree beat Kentucky Wesleyan 42-12. Quincy beat NAIA Missouri Baptist 32-20.In the NAIA, St. Ambrose heavyweight Jeremiah Morris picked up a 6-3 win over Sam Fleming lifted the Bees past host Graceland 18-17. On the women's side, North Central's women also beat Carthage, coming away with a 38-3 win in CCIW action. Fastest fall of the night came at 130 pounds where two-time All-American Amani Jones got the touche in 41 seconds. The Cardinals are 8-0 already to start the season. Missouri Baptist's women beat Quincy 30-14.A metric crap ton of news, much more than this, can be delivered to your inbox daily. Just today, there were 58 stories, ranging from these small college results to international news from India, the IOC and high school Hall of Famers and where are they nows. Get that for free at mattalkonline.com/news, sign up free today. That's as always, delivered by our longtime friends at Resilite.

From an upcoming episode, Mark and Johanna discussed a question from our audience asking for advice on overcoming social anxiety when in a presenting/interviewing situation. From very different perspectives, Mark and Johanna provide some top tips and key things to remember for situations that can feel as big as public speaking but can also be applied in every day communication.

Ella Mills, founder of deliciously ella, had a self-confessed lack of ambition when she was young. On top of that, a debilitating illness that was present through her time at university. However, this life experience inspired Ella's interest in nutrition and diet which was channelled into her blog ‘deliciouslyella' and has now led to bestselling books, an online platform, 2.3 million followers, and a restaurant!A true example of making the most of life and overcoming adversity, and how to turn an interest into your career. Mark and Johanna discuss with Ella how adversity can breed creativity, how Ella created an online community before the modern landscape of social media, and how your true potential can only be reflected on and is harder to notice at the time. Also, hear Ella's advice for people starting their careers. This is Ella's Path for Potential.

From an upcoming episode with the creator of deliciouslyella Ella Mills, Mark and Johanna ask Ella for her advice to others just starting out on their journey. From the clip, we learn why it's important to fail and how to fail fast; not to be intimated by the success of others; and, how to celebrate the small increments of your success. A healthy food empire isn't built in just one day!

From an upcoming episode with cookbook author Lucy Lord, the pod discusses how to appear to be the most confident person in the room even when you're secretly sweating and panicking. A self-described introvert, Lucy reflects on how she became successful in sales before pivoting to pursue a career in recipe-writing.In both careers, Lucy had to back herself, pitch to an audience, and communicate her ideas even though she felt like it wasn't her strong suit.In many early careers, we feel like we might have some imposter syndrome. Hopefully, this clip gives a bit of advice to boost your, ‘fake', confidence.

Darina Garland is one-half of the co-founding couple responsible for Ooni Pizza Ovens. Her and Kristian Tapaninaho's success proves the mouth-watering potential of a good business idea. Darina and her husband weren't inventors, engineers, or product designers but their good idea made them a global brand. Only once they put their idea to the world, did they realise there was an appetite for their product.Darina reveals how community funding made their idea a success, the reality of being a true market leader and why you should have the confidence to go for it with your own business idea. ‘Topping' their conversation… Mark and Johanna discover Darina's key advice for success in any early career path: the value of work experience, the art of ‘the ask' – how to connect with successful people, and why embodying your values in the workplace can make you f@*#ng awesome! This is Darina's Path for Potential.

From an upcoming episode with This is Unfolded founder and Scottish entrepreneur Cally Russell, we hear about another unlikely path into business and how Cally views his social science degree without necessarily ‘using' it in his career. Often, graduates find themselves taking a different direction from what they have studied, but Cally shows how the topics he learned about and the soft skills he developed have shaped his businesses and helped him find a way to fulfil his potential.

Guiseley 2-1 Basford Utd, Paul Phillips — Edit by Guiseley Radio

Guiseley 2-1 Basford, Tom Denton — Edit by Guiseley Radio

An unheard clip from an upcoming episode with the founder of Scottish live events company, It Is On, Oli Norman. Mark mentions Oli's business portfolio of restaurants and bars in Glasgow which are all, conveniently, on the route from Oli's office to his home. Instead of being just an eccentricity, Oli finds that this brings focus to his business which he used to struggle to do. Mark and Johanna show, in a wider sense, how chasing happiness in your career can help you avoid burnout, improve your well-being and keep you motivated to reach your potential.

How do you get the head of Netflix to return your call? How do you get your design on a Starbucks cup? Mark and Johanna discuss the ‘ask' with Ooni co-founder Darina Garland. A top bit of advice applicable to anyone trying to get hired or to pitch an idea to someone you have never met. From the perspective of the person asking the question and the person being asked, Path for Potential have the secretsto help you get in touch with the person in your field that you really admire, how to nail a cover letter and get the job you want, and that it's easier to reach out than you may think. Johanna also mentions her campaign to get one of her illustrations on the Starbucks Christmas cups and how that ended with Starbucks on her client list.This clip is taken from an upcoming episode of Path for Potential w/ Darina Garland. Step to success is our series of key advice to help you in your career.

Fearne Cotton found fame at the very start of her career path but still finds herself jumping into new opportunities to find her potential. Mark and Johanna take a behind-the-scenes look into one of the most famous faces in the UK. Alongside Fearne's own journey, the team discuss the true side of social media and the effect of comparing each other, following your passion even when you're at the top of your game, and what is Happy Place? Fearne is one of the most popular broadcasters in the UK and was a mainstay on Radio 1 and TV programmes like Celebrity Juice. Most recently, she founded the wellbeing brand Happy Place off the back of her first book Happy. The brand now includes the Happy Place podcast which has over 58 million downloads!A great episode for looking inwards and feeling authentic, staying curious, and how to feel comfortable with feedback.This is Fearne's Path for Potential

From an unheard segment of an upcoming episode with Holly Tucker, the founder of Not On The High Street, the podcast explores the different ways you can define success and how fulfilling your potential isn't all the stereotypical idea of making the most money. For Johanna, the key is to have a fulfilling career that also allows her to spend time with the kids and Holly mentions her work with ‘good-life' businesses that look to achieve the same result. Mark points out the value of finding the success that's going to fulfil you and how to chase after it early in your career.'Word of Advice' takes often unheard segments of Path for Potential and stands them on their own so you can get straight to the professional advice that is going to help you.

Welcome to Path for Potential! Ep. 1 kicks off with Mark and Johanna introducing the mission behind the podcast and how it can help you plan out the path ahead of you. The path for your potential is not something you can generally envisage when you're still young and have yet to start your journey, So, instead, Mark and Johanna share their perspective on the early stage of their careers, how to define who you are and why an entrepreneurial mindset is more a career mindset and not just for Dragon's Den, suit-wearing, nonsense-talking business-types.Co-host Mark Beaumont holds the world record for travelling around the world in 79 days by bike and now heads up an investment firm in St. Andrews. Our other host, Johanna Basford, is a New York Times bestselling illustrator who has sold over 30 million colouring books aimed towards adults. Popular titles include The Secret Garden and 30 Days of Creativity. Both have had unique careers and forged their own path along the way. They now want to share insights and interesting conversations that will allow you to fulfil your own potential.

Yael Basford, Senior Technical Writer, Akamai talks about how technical writing and psychology are intertwined and share her experiences working in larger teams vs smaller teams.

Bromley Basford is from RCSCC Qu'appelle (Winnipeg, Man) and attended HMCS Quadra in the early 1970's.  Bromley was a PL in 1974 and later served as an OJT for the Scuba Course.  Hear him talk about the only US Exchange (USA West) that ever went to Pearl Harbor!Bromley shares that he worked 32 different jobs before he decided to become a teacher where he spent 28 years passing on some of the skills and practices he learned in the Sea Cadet world. http://rcsccquappelle.ca/Audio editing done by Todd Mason.More about the Quadra Alumni Podcast: - Join the Quadra Alumni Association at https://www.quadraalumni.com/ - Follow on Twitter at https://twitter.com/QAAPodcast - Follow on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/q_alumni_podcast/?hl=en Email us at quadraalumnipodcast@gmail.com for any inquiries or requests to be on the Quadra Alumni Podcast

A young 17 year old boy from Winnipeg, Manitoba travelled to HMCS Quadra in 1974 to take the 9 week Practical Leadership (PL) Course.  It changed his life!Bromley Basford narrates his memoir, "The Summer I Met Myself For The First Time".Audio editing done by Todd Mason.More about the Quadra Alumni Podcast: - Join the Quadra Alumni Association at https://www.quadraalumni.com/ - Follow on Twitter at https://twitter.com/QAAPodcast - Follow on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/q_alumni_podcast/?hl=en Email us at quadraalumnipodcast@gmail.com for any inquiries or requests to be on the Quadra Alumni Podcast

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.11.17.516906v1?rss=1 Authors: Johnson, C. S., Sham, K., Belluschi, S., Wang, X., Lau, W., Kaufmann, K. B., Krivdova, G., Calderbank, E. F., Mende, N., McLeod, J., Mantica, G., Williams, M. J., Grey-Wilson, C., Drakopoulos, M., Sinha, S., Diamanti, E., Basford, C., Green, A. R., Wilson, N. K., Howe, S. J., Dick, J. E., Gottgens, B., Francis, N., Laurenti, E. Abstract: Loss of long-term haematopoietic stem cell function (LT-HSC) hampers the success of ex vivo HSC gene therapy and expansion procedures, but the kinetics and the mechanisms by which this occurs remain incompletely characterized. Here through time-resolved scRNA-Seq, matched in vivo functional analysis and the use of a reversible in vitro system of early G1 arrest, we define the sequence of transcriptional and functional events occurring during the first ex vivo division of human LT-HSCs. We demonstrate that contrary to current assumptions, loss of long-term repopulation capacity during culture is independent of cell cycle progression. Instead it is a rapid event that follows an early period of adaptation to culture, characterised by transient gene expression dynamics and constrained global variability in gene expression. Cell cycle progression however contributes to the establishment of differentiation programmes in culture. Our data have important implications for improving HSC gene therapy and expansion protocols. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

Moving from Australia back to Britain, Lucy Lord now finds herself a Sunday times bestselling cookbook author and now on the Path for Potential podcast! Mark and Johanna ask Lucy about leaving a successful career in pharmaceutical sales to pursue her passion, how to handle comparing herself to others, and what's next for Lucy. This is Lucy's Path for Potential.

'It is on' this podcast that we speak with Scottish entrepreneur and founder of 'itison' Oli Norman. He talks to Mark and Johanna about how his experiences travelling and trying his hand at investigative journalism and working in media funded his first entrepreneurial venture and which led him on the path to 'itison' - Scotland's biggest daily deals and events site with over 1.6 million users! This is Oli's Path for Potential

Things are getting tasty! The wonderful Ella Mills joins Mark and Johanna on the podcast to discuss how a teenager's healthy eating blog can become a worldwide brand with bestselling cookbooks, a smartphone app, and even a restaurant in London! Ella also details how challenges to her health helped get her to where she is today and lets us in on her top tips for business. This is Ella's Path for Potential

Mark and Johanna chat to Cally Russell, a tech entrepreneur featured in Forbes' 30 under 30 and one of our own - a University of Dundee graduate! Cally's profile skyrocketed as the Founder of 'Mallzee', a Tinder-style app to tailor your fashion preferences. He featured on Dragons' Den, turning down an offer from Peter Jones. Now Cally is on a mission to disrupt the fast fashion industry with his company This is Unfolded. This is Cally's Path for Potential.

A truly mouth-watering episode awaits! Darina Garland is the co-founder of Ooni Pizza Ovens, an international brand and market pioneer that guarantees restaurant-quality pizza made in your garden. Find out what it takes to become an overnight success and what kind of colleagues it takes to sustain and build on that success. This is Darina's Path for Potential.

The podcast welcomes one of the most famous faces in the UK - Fearne Cotton! Finding her path so early in life, we discuss how to succeed through inexperience and criticism. Mark and Johanna also ask Fearne about her career transition into successful podcast host and interviewer, and how she found her 'Happy Place'.

Hva er Beinhinnebetennelse eller Medialt Tibia Smerte Syndrom? Dette er et spørsmål en av våre lyttere har spurt om. Mange har denne tilstanden i årevis uten å helt bli kvitt det. I denne episoden snakker vi om denne tilstanden som mange har på begge sider på nederste delen av leggbeinet på innsiden og som ligner et tretthetsbrudd. Hvordan kan man leve med dette og hvordan kan man bli kvitt det?  Litteratur: Kortebein, P. M., Kaufman, K. R., Basford, J. R., & Stuart, M. J. (2000). Medial tibial stress syndrome. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 32, S27-S33. Winters, M. (2017). Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome: Diagnosis, Treatment and Outcome Assessment. Utrecht University,

Mark and Johanna speak to 'Holly & Co' and 'notonthehighstreet' founder Holly Tucker in this episode. "Hurricane Holly" takes us through the early chapters of her career and what happens when you're a workaholic even from a very early age. We also cover the power that naivety can have and where it can take you, as well as the importance of doing what you love, or, loving what you do!

The Path for Potential Podcast is here! Let Mark and Johanna welcome you to this podcast series as they talk about what the podcast is looking to achieve and how it came about. They also reveal the influences and values they held before their careers and what the key elements are to getting started on your own journey. Have a listen and find your path for potential!

The first steps towards pursuing a passion, chasing a great idea, or making that dream job a reality can often feel like the hardest. Hosted by Johanna Basford and Mark Beaumont, The Path for Potential podcast takes successful entrepreneurs back to the early stages of their careers to uncover the experiences and decisions that led them down their path. Each episode offers fresh insights into why our diverse collection of interesting guests made their career paths their own.

In our final installment of our discussion with Ohio Wesleyan College play by play man Steve Basford, we discuss how he uses his background in statistics with his play by play, his two books and the process of writing them and the general industry of broadcasting. 

Steve talks about 3 athletes he covered when they were in high school that went on to play in the pros. Kijana Carter, Joshua Perry and Evan White. Carter and Perry in the NFL and White in the MLB

In part one of my interview with Steve Basford, I talk with play by play voice of Ohio Wesleyan Football,  Basketball, Baseball and Softball about his long broadcast career, his book "Buckeye Memories "and how keeping stats for Ohio State Football helps him with his play by play broadcasts. 

Joint Whitby Town manager Lee Bullock talks to Andrew ahead of Basford United's visit to the Towbar Express Stadium...

CFO Jimmy Patronis joined the show for his first visit to talk everything Florida to include the Surfside tragedy, Elon Musk, Governor DeSantis and his beautiful family. State Attorney Larry Basford and Assistant State Attorney Mark Graham from the 14th Judicial Circuit, joined us to talk about how they work hard to put criminals behind bars on behalf of victims. Attorney Jason Gonzalez briefed us on the current Supreme Court case looking at abortion. Great guests!

Nathan Haslam spoke to Andrew ahead of today's trip Basford- here's what he had to say...

Joining us this week on the Traxion.GG podcast is Jack Basford, founder and CEO iGP Games, creator of iGP Manager – a leading single-seater management game.  Originally released back in 2011, the free-to-play online-league-based title is available via any web browser, or through PC, iOS and Android apps, all of which synch together. Earlier in 2021, a new 3D race feature was added to the game too, and the development team continue to evolve the platform.  We speak to Jack about how he still innovates, over 10 years since the original launch, and what the future is for iGP Manager. We also chat about other games he enjoys playing and his former motorsport experience.  Listen to the latest episode to find out about this innovative experience and why you should check out the game.  Hosted by Thomas Harrison-Lord and Justin Sutton.For the latest iGP Manager news, visit: https://traxion.gg/category/games/igp-manager/

Several police officers were injured during an illegal street party, and missiles were thrown at them as they gave first aid to a man who was stabbed over the weekend. One officer was bitten after hundreds of people "swarmed" the streets of Basford in Nottingham, with some seen defecating in public. Neighbours reported that the party had been going on for 'seven hours' before violence erupted. This episode is also available as a blog post: https://emergency-services.news/police-come-under-attack-whilst-treating-stabbing-victim/

Episode 62: Anthony Basford (YOG 1985) - CEO East Gippsland Shire Council "My experiences at Yarra are part of who I am and what I do today.” For more information, please go to www.yvg.vic.edu.au/podcast

On the 8th episode of The-Bald-Head-N-The-Dread Podcast, we sat with the iconic guitarist Andy Bassford, to not only discuss Supercat's prestigious career but moreover his intelligence and genius. Supercat is easily misjudged and oftentimes not what many expect him to be. His “rudebwoy” image is usually the focal point of many conversations, which at times take away from his incessant contributions to the music, both the artform of modern Dancehall as well as the international appeal of Reggae.

Steve Chettle joins us again for his second appearance on the Garibaldi Red podcast, this time we look ahead to Nottingham Forest's friendly with his side Basford, his thoughts on Tyler Walker and how a young Roy Keane impressed at Forest.

This week's FC Live Replay brings you some FA Trophy action, as FC United took on Basford United in the Second Qualifying Round at Broadhurst Park. This match took place on Saturday 9th of November 2019.   The views expressed during this podcast are purely those of the contributors at the time of broadcast, and do not necessarily reflect the views of FCUM Radio or FC United

In this episode Adam Torres and Emily Basford, Wellness Entrepreneur, Yoga Instructor, Sound Healer & Health Coach, explore Emily's 6 week course and the success stories of her students. Follow Adam on Instagram athttps://www.instagram.com/askadamtorres/ for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule.Apply to be interviewed by Adam on our podcast:https://missionmatters.lpages.co/podcastguest/

Hello and welcome to the NGFP Local Lunch podcast trailer to tell you about this week’s podcast on Friday 17 January. Now tomorrow our podcast will go live a little later at 3pm as we are doing a community cooking demo with Nottingham City Homes in Basford - and even WE can’t be in two places at once! Before we introduce our guest let’s talk about what’s on the menu for tomorrows lunch! We will be serving up roasted butternut squash with garlic and lemon thyme with a side dish of red cabbage and fennel coleslaw YUM! Our guest joining us for lunch this week is Simon Scargill, the green fingered permaculture gardener behind Robin Hood Veg. Simon has always been a gardener, it all began with his grandad when Simon used to help him with his peelings trench. So What is a peeling’s trench? We will find out tomorrow. Simon is also a seasoned environmental campaigner - in the 80’s he joined the ranks of protesters fighting road network expansions and we look forward to hearing his story about that. When it came time to start work, he felt called by trees and gardens. He completed a permaculture design course and ready to set up his own food growing business. Simon formed Robin Hood Veg to supply ultra-local, healthy and heritage variety veg and salad to the folk of Nottingham, with the social element of supplying excess to community groups across the city. He is a man with great ideas and huge amounts of knowledge, so join us to find out about one of Nottingham’s food heroes. So join us for lunch with Simon this Friday at 3.00 pm simply search NGFP Local Lunch on your browser and we will pop up! See you then! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ngfplocallunch/message

September is my favorite month for planting trees, shrubs, and perennials.  The cool air makes outdoor exercise a joy and the ground temperatures add the perfect amount of warmth for plants to get established.  Planting in the fall is preferred because it's the time of year when perennials experience less transplant shock. At the same time, there is still sufficient time for plants to establish their roots in the garden in time for winter. After their season of dormancy, when the ground warms again, fall-planted perennials grow and bloom more vigorously than if they were planted in the spring. Bottomline: Now is NOT the time to stop planting. It's the perfect time to get your dig on.     Brevities #OTD Today is the anniversary of the death of the botanist Jean-Baptiste Van Mons who died on this day in 1842.   The name of the game for Mons was selective breeding for pears. Selective breeding happens when humans breed plants to develop particular characteristic by choosing the parent plants to make the offspring.   Check out the patience and fortitude that was required as Mon's described his work:   “I have found this art to consist in regenerating in a direct line of descent, and as rapidly as possible an improving variety, taking care that there be no interval between the generations. To sow, to re-sow, to sow again, to sow perpetually, in short to do nothing but sow, is the practice to be pursued, and which cannot be departed from; and in short this is the whole secret of the art I have employed.”   Jean-Baptiste Van Mons produced a tremendous amount of new pear cultivars in his breeding program - something north of forty incredible species over the course of his lifetime. The Bosc and D'Anjou pears, we know today, are his legacy.      #OTD Today is the anniversary of the day in 1847 when Henry David Thoreau left Walden Pond and moved in with Ralph Waldo Emerson in Concord, Massachusetts. His two years of simple living at Walden Pond were over.    #OTD  Today is the anniversary of the death of James Veitch Jr. who died on this day in 1869. Veitch was born into the famous family nursery business known the world over as Veitch Nurseries. His grandfather, John, had started the business. After growing up and learning the business from his father and grandfather, Veitch went to London to train with other nurserymen.    After he quickly became a partner in the nursery, he married Harriott Gould. In addition to being a wonderful plantsman himself, James Jr. was an exceptionally bright businessman. He acquired a nursery called the Royal Exotic Nursery in London to ensure the Veitch Nursery stayed competitive and he turned Royal Exotic into the largest specialty nursery in Europe.  James Veitch Jr created the RHS Fruit and Floral Committees which still exist today. His love of the plants and the business were carried on in his three sons. The oldest, John Gould Veitch, was one of the first plant hunters to visit Japan. The second son, Harry James, oversaw the business during a period of peak growth. The third son, Arthur, worked with Harry to send Plant Explorers on missions all over the globe.    Of the brothers, it was the middle son, Harry, who outlived them both.  His older brother John Gould died young at age 31 from tuberculosis. Harry outlived his younger brother, Arthur, who died young as well - he died after a short illness when he was just 36 years old. #OTD  Today is the birthday of the Belgian botanist and dendrologist Joseph Hers who was born on this day in 1884. Dendrology is the science and study of wooded plants, like trees and shrubs, and their taxonomic classifications.   Hers made his first trip to China in 1905; he was an interpreter for the Belgium ministry. He later founded organizations to promote good relations between China and Belgium.   Later, Hers spent five years collecting in the north-central provinces of China from 1919-1924. The Arnold Arboretum had hired him to collect for them. As a dendrologist, Hers was especially focused on trees. The rapid rate of deforestation in China was especially alarming to Hers. Among Hers discoveries was the snakebark maple Acer tegmentosum.       #OTD   Today is the birthday of the British Botanist Kathleen Basford who was born on this day in 1916. As a young girl, Basford's nanny, Winny, taught her about the natural world; she learned to identify wildflower and trees. In the 1940's, Basford had three children of her own. She began gardening. When she wasn't with the children, she started breeding orchids. She became so interested in botany, she took evening classes on the subject. By the early 1950's, Basford published a paper on a fuchsia she discovered. It proved that the fuchsia had existed 20-30 million years ago - before the break-up of the continents. Her paper caught the attention of the chair of the botany department at Manchester University; a geneticist named Sydney Harland. He offered Basford a job on the spot. Later in life, Basford also wrote a book called "The Green Man." Before her book, this topic was largely unknown to the world. The Green Man, is a mythical figure - portrayed as a man with a head that sprouts leaves. It is a relic of the middle ages.      Unearthed Words "It's designed to break your heart.  The game begins in the spring, when everything is new again,  and it blossoms in the summer, filling the afternoons and evenings,  and then as soon as the chill rains comes,  it stops, and leaves you to face the fall alone." - Bartlett Giamatti Today's book recommendation Montrose by Nancy Goodwin   This is a book that was released in 2005 and it's still one of my favorites. Nancy Goodwin and her husband, Craufurd, searched for 10 years before finding a 61-acre property in 1977. The place had been in the Graham family for three generations. They had named it Montrose in honor of their Scottish ancestry. This book is the story of how the Goodwins transformed the property; it's a beautiful biography of the many gardens of Montrose.   You can get used copies of this treasure on Amazon for $4 using the link in today's show notes.       Today's Garden Chore If you live in a cold climate, late fall is a wonderful time to sow flower seeds in your garden. Sweet Alyssum, Bee Balm, Coreopsis, Delphinium, Lady’s Mantle, Penstemon, and Sweet Pea are just a handful of the flowers you can sow in your fall garden. Additionally, many annuals, like cosmos, nigella, and cleome, will seed themselves after a summer in your garden.  If any seeds germinate in places where you don't want them, it's pretty easy to remove them in the spring or early summer.     Something Sweet  Reviving the little botanic spark in your heart I was researching a family tree on Ancestry recently, and I came across this little notice in The Mower County Transcriptout of Lansing Minnesota from this in 1893.   Here's what it said:   "The parties who recently took flowers from the garden of Mrs. M. E. Nancarrow are known and must call and pay for them or be subjected to serious trouble."     Thanks for listening to the daily gardener, and remember: "For a happy, healthy life, garden every day."

Emily Basford Wellness Entrepreneur is interviewed in this episode. Follow Adam on Instagram at Ask Adam Torres for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule. Apply to become a featured co-author in one of Adam's upcoming books: https://www.moneymatterstoptips.com/coauthor --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/moneymatters/support

It's a full 90 minutes plus injury time in this week's bumper show with learnings, yearnings and plenty of intelligent non league insight. First up with Tim Fuell and Dave Anderson Paul Doswell on leaving Sutton United and taking on the manager's job at Havant & Waterlooville, in a very frank and revealing interview. Also returning to the show Chris Monroe, Chairman at Basford United, no promotion for them this season - 5 in 7 seasons perhaps enough for now - but a new big name manager in Steve Chettle and a whopping 4 year contract. Hear why the club have taken such a big step and continue to evolve at apace. It's a few seasons since Les Hare was last on the show but after seeing his beloved North Ferriby United go to the wall earlier this season, he has been quick to react and help launch a phoenix club that will take on the name and participate at Step 5 next season. After making the National League and lifting the FA Trophy last time he was in charge, this time it is all about the enjoyment of being back in the football community. Hoping to emulate those who come before him Kevin Oakes has seen his Sunday side for a few friends develop quickly in recent seasons to rise through the pyramid and this season win the Southern Counties East Division One in a dramatic last weekend ready to take their place in step 5 next term. Can Welling United be the next Basford United? Online Editor at The Non League Paper David Richardson is perhaps the busiest man in non league this week. With play-offs taking place and not taking place he has been keeping us all up to date with developments up and down the country and offers a round up of what has and hasn't happened and what may be yet to come.

Dave Anderson joins Tim Fuell and talks about leading his side Chertsey Town into the next round of the FA Vase as well as top of the table in the Combined Counties League. At Basford United, promotions have become a regular thing, heavy home defeats haven't and last weekend's record-breaking loss saw Chairman Chris Munro so disappointed he offered to refund the entry fee to each and every fan. Just a blip on a rising wave though as Chris explains on his return to the show. Simon Walton joined Maidstone United as a player in October as part of Harry Wheeler's new broom, now he finds himself in caretaker charge alongside Tristan Lewis with Wheeler departing over Christmas. Management was never on his radar, especially still being in his early thirties but Walton is enjoying it, although not getting over excited by two wins from three as they head into Saturday's FA Trophy game at home to Oxford City. Alex Narey, Editor of The Non League Paper is looking forward to some of the step 3 and step 4 sides stealing the headlines and the glory in this weekend's FA Trophy games. He also thinks Barnet's management change over Christmas may have been perfect timing as they look for success as non league's longest surviving FA Cup representatives, victory in the FA Trophy against Dorchester Town and a play-off place in the National League. Plus why Steve Watson moving from Gateshead to York City isn't a surprise and possibly creates the best outcome for all concerned.

This Luke, Rob and Chris are joined by Jeff Brazier to gather his thoughts on the National League results and season so far, and he also tells us about his to trip to Leyton Orient v Salford. Rob experiences a day out at Dulwich Hamlet and we take a look at all the other results from the North and South divisions. Plus all the latest news, managerial changes and signings. And Luke takes a look at Basford as part of our Step 3 focus. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This Luke, Rob and Chris are joined by Jeff Brazier to gather his thoughts on the National League results and season so far, and he also tells us about his to trip to Leyton Orient v Salford. Rob experiences a day out at Dulwich Hamlet and we take a look at all the other results from the North and South divisions. Plus all the latest news, managerial changes and signings. And Luke takes a look at Basford as part of our Step 3 focus.

Robbie gives his thoughts as City exit the FA Trophy

Gary Owers head coach at Torquay United explains the magic behind his impact on results since arriving at Plainmoor and how they plan to be out of the bottom four for Christmas. Also joining Tim Fuell and Dave Anderson, Craig Edwards who returns to management at Ware FC having missed the buzz and is excited to get back on the horse. Basford United Chris Munroe tells all about his Nottinghamshire club eyeing up promotion to step 3 just 12 seasons after pulling out of the pyramid when playing in step 7 and how they've built a club on a sustainable community model. Finally, Dominic Bliss reveals details from his new podcast Broadway to Brazil, detailing some of the stories behind the global brand and sensation that is Corinthian Casuals FC. Join in the debate during the week on Twitter @nonleagueshow.

On this episode of HRN On Tour, Kat doesn't have to travel far to get a taste of the international! She heads over the East River to the James Beard House to catch up with two of Atlanta’s best chefs: Matthew Basford of the rustically elegant Canoe, and Nick Leahy of Saltyard, whose aesthetic leans toward modern and sleek. Matt and Nick teamed up on their menu, titled "Town and Country," which reflects the cuisine they serve in their acclaimed restaurants, as well as their international upbringings. Kat sits down to hear about the Australian, Bermudian, and English influences – to name a few – in Matt and Nick's cooking and learn about locally sourced Southern ingredients they brought with them from Atlanta. ABOUT MATTHEW Growing up in Australia, Matthew Basford was exposed to cooking techniques that drew influence from Pan-Asian cuisine. He started his culinary journey at Pear Tree Cottage in Greenock, followed by Vintner’s Bar and Grill in Angaston. He was awarded Second Place in Tasting Australia in two consecutive competitions and placed in the Nestle Junior Chefs of Australia Competition, a yearly event that honors the top apprentices in the country. After completing his four year apprenticeship, Basford was officially a “Qualified Chef”, and travelled to the United States. In December 2002, Basford moved to New Orleans, LA and began working at Dominique’s, at the Maison Dupuy Hotel in the French Quarter. When Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans in 2005, Basford was relocated to Atlanta, GA. Within a week, Basford found himself in the Canoe kitchen. He started as line cook, and worked his way up the ranks from sous chef to executive sous chef, and finally, chef de cuisine. In 2013, Basford was named executive chef of Canoe and continues the legacy of the city’s longstanding bastion of fine dining. His commitment to serving fresh, seasonal ingredients marries well with the rich tradition of Canoe. ABOUT NICK Nick Leahy, an Atlanta-based Chef, is most notably known for his work at Saltyard, a tapas style restaurant in the affluent Buckhead area of the city. Since opening, Saltyard has gained much recognition in publications such as The Atlantan, Zagat’s, and Jezebel Magazine, where it most recently landed on the Top 100 Hottest Atlanta Restaurants list. Nick has also made a name for himself within the culinary community. Most recently, he was the winner of the Taste of Atlanta VIP Chef’s Cook-Off competition, as well as, the “Golden Ticket” recipient for the Atlanta Battle of the Burgers. Additionally, he has appeared on several television shows and local channels, including Atlanta and Company, and CBS 46. Prior to his work at Saltyard, Nick honed his skills while working for some of the biggest culinary names in Atlanta, including Concentrics, Chef Chip Ulbrich, and 5th Group, as well as, working as the Executive Chef for Daylesford Organic in London, England. From an early age, Nick was exposed to many cultures, which is apparent in his cooking style. Born in Bermuda, and partially raised in Europe as a child (and recently returning from another stint abroad), Nick refers to his cooking as “globally inspired with an emphasis on using local and regional ingredients.” His passion for food and culture is apparent at Saltyard, where the menu samples may include Spanish-style boquerones (marinated anchovies) or Italian burrata, to name a few. While always experimenting with international flavors, Nick is also passionate about using local, organic ingredients whenever possible. As a true believer in the farm-to-table movement, he works daily with local farmers to source the best possible ingredients. It is this combination of global fare with local ingredients that best represents Nick himself, a man with both international and southern roots. Nick’s passion for food extends beyond the restaurant as well. In September 2014, he was the first Chef ever to be elected to the Board of Trustees for Meals on Wheels Atlanta (MOWA), a charitable organization that provides daily meals to senior citizens in need. Since becoming involved, Nick has facilitated a partnership between the Peachtree Road Farmer’s Market and MOWA, which enables MOWA to purchase organic produce directly from the farmers at a discount, while allowing the farmers to liquidate their leftover goods. Most importantly, the partnership provides the MOWA seniors all the benefits of eating locally grown produce.

So Christmas is done, and before we join the rapidly expanding list of 2016 casualties - we bring you our favourite tracks from the last six months. Get ready for songs from The Zipheads, Faintest Idea, Pizzatramp, Wonk Unit, Scarecrow, You Want Fox, The Witchdoktors, Hands Off Gretel and Limozine.It's been a tough week, Paul's lost his keys, Tony suspects he may be allergic to wine, Paul's civilised drinks evening, Manchester Punk Festival, Tony has your Facebook comments, Pizzatramp and Wonk Unit, we talk about last week, regrouting the shower, Paul's next door but one neighbour has issues, the Basford finger punch, Finland, From the Vaults, Tony's International Gig Guide, The Bleach Boys new album, You Want Fox, New Years Eve, 2016 killer of Celebrities, Rick Parfitt, George Michael, Carrie Fisher, time for one more?, we find a suitable Izzatwat and a reminder of the stations which feature us.Song 1: The Zipheads - InsteadSong 2: Faintest Idea – Circling The Drain Song 3: Pizzatramp – Queen Of RinglandSong 4: Wonk Unit – We Are The EnglandSong 5: Scarecrow – Horror Of The Beach PartySong 6: You Want Fox – Throw Down Your WeaponsSong 7: The Witchdoktors – No Pain, No GainSong 8: Hands Off Gretel – Oh ShitSong 9: Limozine – Satan Sick Balls

British TV personality and friend of Kyle Sherman Live, Joby Harte, returns to the show on tonight’s episode! We catch up with Joby and what he’s been up to since his last visit to the show and we hold a Kyle Live Dance Party to Joby and Russell Brand’s soon to be 21st Century “Macarena” single, the “Chugga Chugga”. We bid a temporary farewell and hold a toast to our very own Allison Tyler on her last episode as a single lady, before she leaves for her wedding next week! Ricky’s Random Contest returns with a new game, Will Kyle Know It? Vegemite filled consequences await. Nate Kreiter is finally back with a new edition of “N8 H8’s” — Female Fads. We’ve got a Box Office Report and Celebrity Milk on Lindsay Lohan hitting a baby stroller, Playboy model suing Spencer Pratt, Levi Johnston not getting love from voters, and Kara Dioguardi leaving American Idol.