Podcasts about brian pearson

In this week's show, Amy sits down with Chef Brian Pearson of Couvant to talk about opening up and navigating through Covid.

We are so excited to have Brian Pearson and his client, Mike Sisk on our podcast today. Brian is Business Strategist and Executive Coach. He works one on one with clients and companies all over the country. Tune in and see how these men worked together to combat work stress and how to improve a company's performance. Very informative and we had a lot of fun with these two. FYI, my husband was the client and it was super fun having him on. This episode is brought to you by Nest Realty, Southern Girl Chic, Body Works Women's Health and Wellness, Parham Smith and Archenhold, Blackacre Law, LLC, Amanda McCall with Prime Lending, and Leisa Johnson with Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation. Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/moms-on-the-move/id1535049478 Google Podcast: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5zaW1wbGVjYXN0LmNvbS96WXpNejV1cA Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0qxSzzGYvkwtLYKMa8m6NZ?si=-ch11biATXmzUK3Q8jfiKg Amazon Podcast: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/75522a34-49e8-45e9-bcfe-02484c3abefe/Moms-on-the-Move

Ian Robb and James Stephens are singers and musicians based near Ottawa who have had a front row seat to the evolution of the Canadian folk music and sea music communities since the ‘70s and have played with groups such as The Friends of Fiddler's Green and Finest Kind. They have just released a new album, Declining with Thanks that contains a mix of traditional and composed songs and, of course, some songs of the sea. In this wide-ranging episode, we explore the ever-present and timely themes of war, love, and loss that make certain songs resonate across generations. We also dive deeply into Ian's experiences with the folk revival in the UK in the ‘60s, and how the traditional music scene in Toronto came to take on its own unique character.  ⚓︎ Shanties featured: - Opening credits: Paddy Doyle's Boots, trad. arranged by Pressgang Mutiny - Live song: Heave Away Me Johnny, trad. arranged by Ian Robb and James Stephens- Recorded song: Dead Funny, written by Brian Pearson, arranged by Ian Robb and James Stephens- Recorded song: Daft Annie, written by Ian Robb, arranged by Ian Robb and James Stephens - Live song: All Things are Quite Silent, trad. arranged by Ian Robb- Recorded song: I Wish They'd Do It Now, trad. arranged by The Friends of Fiddler's Green- Recorded tune: Kilkenny Jig, trad. Arranged by Duncan Cameron - Live song: Bold Riley, trad. arranged by Ian Robb and James Stephens- Closing credits: God and the Orange Clown, written by Ian Robb, arranged by Ian Robb and James Stephens⚓︎ Find out more about Ian Robb at: www.ianrobb.com  ⚓︎ Find out more about Pressgang Mutiny here: - pressgangmutiny.com - facebook.com/pressgangmutiny - TikTok, Twitter, and Instagram: @pressgangmutiny

Please enjoy this conversation between Drs. Chris McCurdy, Brian Pearson, and Oliver Grundmann about new research on kratom and how it became one of the only substances to evade prohibition after being proposed for placement in schedule I.If you liked this, watch/listen to my original conversation with Dr. Oliver Grundmann - https://youtu.be/npVkYGk1dJoTo participate in Dr. Oliver Grundmann's ongoing kratom tea survey with partner Top Tree Herbs, go here: https://tinyurl.com/KratomteasurveyTop Tree Herbs Kratom Tea Bags Top Tree Herbs is the first kratom tea bag companyLucy Tobacco Free Nicotine Lucy's mission is to reduce tobacco-related harm to zero.Mind Cure Health A Full Cycle of Mental Wellness From Research to RemedyMatcha.com Andrew Weil PhD's matcha tea company. Use the code "Hamilton" for 10% off.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/HamiltonMorris)

Show Notes: Brian Pearson recently interviewed me on his podcast The Mystic Cave. His questions sparked a fascinating conversation about the philosophy and practice of Tracking Yes, and touched on things I haven't named before, so  wanted to share it here with you guys.Join us as we explore what it's like to:open to the wisdom of your imaginationhone your intuition and perceive the clues life is always sending you replace your fear-based survival strategies with deep presencebring curiosity and the spirit of play to problem solvingtrust yourself to walk away from “success” when adventure callsclaim the courage to live an authentic lifeDid this episode spark questions for you? Send a voice message or email me here Connect with me online:Liz Wiltzen Coaching WebsiteTracking Yes BlogInstagramThe story that launched the ethos:Tracking Yes - A Guide to Everyday MagicThanks so much for listening!If you like the show, I'd so appreciate it if you'd follow and share it with people you know would love it. It's an unpaid labour of love, and your support encourages me to keep it coming!

Dr. Chris McCurdy is a medicinal chemist who has done groundbreaking research on kratom since 2004, starting at the University of Mississippi. In 2017 Dr. McCurdy moved to the University of Florida College of Pharmacy where he continues his research today with an expert team of pharmacologists, unlocking the function of kratom’s many alkaloids and … 69. Dr. Christopher McCurdy and Dr. Brian Pearson on the Future of Kratom Read More » The post 69. Dr. Christopher McCurdy and Dr. Brian Pearson on the Future of Kratom first appeared on Kratom Science.

Show Notes: Brian Pearson is an author, musician, former Anglican priest and host of the eclectic podcast “The Mystic Cave”. Join us for a conversation about his choice to leave the institution of religion in pursuit of his deepening relationship with wonder.It's a courageous story of self-trust, bucking the system, tracking God and ultimately walking away from an institution which had become too small for the depth and breadth of his curiosity.Today's Guest:Brian Pearson is an author, musician, former Anglican priest and host of the eclectic podcast “The Mystic Cave”, where he hosts fascinating conversations that support an ongoing exploration into his relationship with mystery, mysticism and God.Links from today's show:Brian Pearson WebsiteThe Mystic Cave podcastDan Hill - Grammy Award Winning Singer/SongwriterDid this episode spark questions for you? Send a voice message or email me hereConnect with me online:Liz Wiltzen Coaching WebsiteTracking Yes Podcast WebsiteTracking Yes BlogInstagramThe story that launched the ethos:Tracking Yes - A Guide to Everyday MagicThanks so much for listening!If you like the show, I'd so appreciate it if you'd follow and share it with people you know would love it. It's an unpaid labour of love, and your support encourages me to keep it coming!

The Silence of Jesus by James Breech To learn more about and connect with Brian PearsonThe Mystic Cave Podcast To Learn more about Michael Trotta and Story Mischief To join Michael's mailing list:Mischievable - The free weekly email that helps you better understand and use story to grow your life and your life's work in ways that feel authentic and achievable.

It's been a rich exploration, these past six weeks, talking about death and dying. But what does it all mean? What have we learned? Where does it lead us on the spiritual journey? Perhaps, right back to where we started ... to the path stretching out beneath our feet, to this life. Live well now, in other words--purposefully, lovingly, gratefully--and the rest will take care of itself.Credits:Closing Song: "I'm Going to Miss all This"; words and music by Brian Pearson; performed by Brian Pearson, with Kim Linkert on clarinet.Photograph: by Guillaume de Germain on Unsplash

Spiritualists like Jane Fleming are well acquainted with the strange phenomena associated with death and dying. But they know that the larger purpose of that phenomena is to help us on our spiritual journey toward our ultimate union with the Creator. In this lifetime we may get glimpses from beyond the veil, but our steps return us to the path at our feet, here and now. Books mentioned in this conversation:"Hands-on Healing" by Jack Angelo"Hands of Light" by Barbara Ann Brennan"Why God Won't Go Away" by Dr. Andrew NewburgConnections:Calgary First Spiritualist Church: https://www.calgaryfirstspiritualistchurch.caThe Eternity Connection (virtual church): https://www.eternityconnection.orgCredits:Closing Song: "Lift Your Head," words and music by Brian Pearson; performed by Brian Pearson, featuring Mike Huston on lead guitar 

We might ask, "What happens when we die?" in order to gain wisdom about how to live. But finding out, at the end, might prove too late. What if we asked, "Why was I born in the first place?" If "heaven" is the same at both the beginning and the end of life, it might be the same question. Contacts: Margot's Web Site: https://www.drmargotmckinnon.comMargot's Email: drmargotmckinnon@gmail.comCredits:Closing Song: "There's A Light" from the album So Far ...; words and music by Brian Pearson; performed by Brian Pearson

Deathwalkers, psychopomps, ancestors--we may be alone on our final voyage, but we needn't be lonely. The Universe itself will welcome us home, just as it birthed us in the first place. Death, it turns out, is a wondrous window on life itself, and who better to remind us of this than a death doula and ritual healing practitioner. Contacts:Sarah's work with the dying and their families: https://soulpassages.caSarah's courses and workshops on death care: https://sacreddeathcare.comCredit:Closing Song: "The Ones Through Whom the Light Shines," words and music by Brian Pearson; performed by Brian Pearson

It was difficult enough when Jessica's husband Sean died suddenly, leaving her as a widow and a single mom. But posthumous revelations about his secret life turned her grief into rage. When it appeared he was trying to reach out to her from beyond the grave, she might not have returned his calls; but something compelled her to start paying attention. Perhaps they could help one another heal, from both sides of the Great Divide we call death. Contact:Jessica's grief-related storytelling website: https://endlessstories.loveThe "secret book page" for Ghost of Boy Meets Girl: https://www.storymourning.com/a-secret-book.htmlBrian's web site: www.brianepearson.caBrian's email: mysticcaveman53@gmail.comCredits:Closing Song: "Love Covers Over," words and music by Brian Pearson; performed by Brian Pearson

With this episode I introduce a series of conversations on death and dying ... on the other side of church land, or, what the church never told us. Tara Livingston joins me as we share thoughts and experiences of funerals, "good deaths," and what happens on the other side. Contacts:Tara Livingston: www.TRLConsulting. caBrian Pearson: www.mysticcaveman53@gmail.comCredits:Opening Song: "Into the Mystic," words and music by Van Morrison; performed by Colin James; licensed by SOCANClosing Song: "At the End of the Line," words and music by Brian Pearson; performed by Brian Pearson

Welcome to the first episode of a new season of The Mystic Cave, a reflection on the soulful experiences of summer, including our return to nature and our return to the past. Credits:"Into the Mystic": words and music by Van Morrison; performed by Colin James; licensed for use by SOCAN;"How the Story Goes": words and music by Brian Pearson; performed by Brian Pearson with Rob Vause on bass guitar;"Hymn": words and music by Brian Pearson; performed by Brian Pearson with Mike Huston on lead guitar;"Ghost Town": words and music by Brian Pearson; performed by Brian Pearson;Photo Credit: Jeremy Tanquay-Fernandes on Unsplash. 

J. Brian Pearson is America's Rising Star in Executive Coaching, Business Strategy, and Team Development.J. Brian has been passionate about helping others to grow and develop. Now, For the first time, he shares the beginnings of his story and his eventual rise to being the leader God created him to be.It is J. Brian's humble pleasure to share with you the steps to help you overcome your own limiting beliefs, to become everything God intends you to be in this lifetime. J. Brian shares his story of becoming The Warrior Inside, the man who boldly helps others to grow God's kingdom to better this world.This is J. Brian's first book on becoming limitless in mindset and thinking. The Warrior Inside will help you see that you can overcome your limiting beliefs to live life to the fullest and reach your highest potential. It's up to you to take that first step.

This weekend on Northwestern Outdoors Radio we'll chat with Stephanie Albano, the founder of Finatical Flyfishing.  This company specializes in guided fly fishing trips in the Western U.S. and abroad for female anglers. Michelle O'Brien, the Executive Director of the Greater Ketchikan Chamber of Commerce, discusses the toll the pandemic took on the economy of this port city and also talks about all of the outdoor recreational opportunities available in and around this wonderful Southeast Alaska city.  Finally, Brian Pearson with the Idaho Department of Fish and Game has an outdoor news round-up covering fishing, crime and the rescue of a stuck in the mud mule deer.  http://www.northwesternoutdoors.com

This week we talk with Brian Pearson about prayer. We talked about our past and how prayer work. We change with prayer. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fcubed/support

A Journeyman's education Personal Growth Initiative Part 4b A Journeyman's education on how to treat people: 1.      Love people 2.      Value the culture of the company 3.      Acknowledge and know the company history 4.      Listen to the storytelling as a powerful way to see values in action 5.      Appreciate how people from different backgrounds and different cultures can come together and form something new….as they center on shared values. “You must do much more than just experience life and hope that you learn what you need along the way. You must go out of your way to seize growth opportunities as if your future depended on it. Why? Because it does. Growth doesn't just happen – not for me, not for you, not for anybody. You have to go after it. “ Resources: Maxwell, J. (2012). The 15 Laws of Growth. Center Street: New York. P.13. Ricciardi, Joe. https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=lt+col.+joe+ricciardi+youtube&docid=608012187748926920&mid=B4CC2541C181D441D704B4CC2541C181D441D704&view=detail&FORM=VIRE (At the intersection of love and leadership) As always, you can reach me at http://www.healthyleadership.online/ (www.healthyleadership.online) You can connect with Brian Pearson at https://www.johncmaxwellgroup.com/brianpearson/ (https://www.johncmaxwellgroup.com/brianpearson/) Brian and Niña are co-hosts for the global leadership experience. To sign up for the local event in South Carolina go to https://www.healthyleadership.online/ (https://www.healthyleadership.online). Information for the virtual event will be coming soon.

Intentionality: Part I Personal Growth Thoughts from Brian Pearson, Executive Coach: Intentionality is based on your core values Being intentional includes understanding the process but also the relationships that go with the process With intentionality you learn to respect the people, the assets, the customers. Intentionality, over time, can be imbedded within a person In this process, there is reciprocity. The one adding value gains value Not everyone sees intentionality this way if instant results are the expectation. Mentoring in leadership is an intentional partnership. It is not designed to be an adversarial relationship Next week: A journeyman's education on how to treat people You can connect with Brian Pearson at https://www.johncmaxwellgroup.com/brianpearson/ (https://www.johncmaxwellgroup.com/brianpearson/) Brian and Niña are co-hosts for the global leadership experience. To sign up for the local event in South Carolina go to https://www.healthyleadership.online/ (https://www.healthyleadership.online) Resources: Robitschek, C., Ashton, M. W., Spering, C. C., Geiger, N., Byers, D., Schotts, G. C., & Thoen, M. A. (2012). Development and psychometric evaluation of the Personal Growth Initiative Scale – II. Journal of Counseling Psychology, 59, 274-287. doi: 10.1037/a0027310

Brian Pearson CFE has been in the franchise industry for over 21 years and attained his designation as a Certified Franchise Executive in 2007. He began his franchise career with Millicare Environmental Services, and then moved on to Cendant Corporation and excelled with President's Club recognition with Jackson Hewitt Tax Service moving twice to develop multiple regions of the USA through franchise sales, conversions and acquisitions. Brian has been a business owner since 2007 in franchise consulting, coaching, market planning. He has a specialty in the restaurant industry, medical spas, automotive franchises, commercial real estate, fitness concepts, franchise portfolio management and diversification to seasoned client operators and developers. Brian is an active motorcycle rider enjoying his Indian Chief motorcycle whenever possible, a dining enthusiast, cigar connoisseur, an avid sportsman and sports fan and a top consultant.Topics Discussed:The shift from employee to entrepreneurHow mentorship played in his journeyLessons learned from early disciplineWhat happens when you don't have a planHow to avoid the “Sara Lee Syndrome” and thriveSurviving the 2008 recession after just launching his business in 2007The diversification opportunity for investors and business owners in today's climateBrian takes you through a Franchising 101 Crash Course if you've ever considered starting a franchiseTwo of his favorite passions: cigar and motorcyclesResources Mentioned:(Book) Richard Branson: Losing My Virginity(Book) Jim Collins: Good to Great(Episode) Do the RepsAre you subscribed to this show yet?If not, I'd love to encourage you to do so today so you don't miss an episode. Click here to subscribe on iTunes.While you're there, be sure to leave us a rating and review.This show is sponsored by The MindShift Podcast Store.Learn more about the show at www.themindshiftpodcast.comGet business growth coaching from Darrell Evans at https://www.darrellevans.net

Description for Ray Wedgwood interview The post-war boom saw major road construction across the country which included many new bridges. There is much to learn from the life and times of this period. Recently, a well respected bridge engineer who had worked for the New South Wales Road Authority passed away. Ray Wedgwood was technically excellent, but he also had a passion for the aesthetics of a bridge. It helps if it looks good. During his career, Ray's manager at the time, Brian Pearson, wrote a book, "Aesthetics of Bridges". The Road Authority has subsequently put out a publication "Design guidelines to improve the appearance of bridges in New South Wales". But his long career also reflected a time when the professional engineer was valued within a more nurturing environment of the government authority. A man who was there at the time is our good friend, Ken Dobinson, who joins us on the line now.