Podcast appearances and mentions of Bruce Richardson

As Black Friday and Christmas approach we are most at risk of scams and card fraud when buying online. Bruce Richardson, Product Management Consultant at An Post, shares tips on how to avoid falling victim to fraudsters online.

Anson Resources Ltd (ASX:ASN, OTCQB:ANSNF) executive chairman and CEO Bruce Richardson sits down with Jonathan Jackson in the Proactive studio to discuss the company's coming collaboration with Koch Technology Solutions (KTS) to commission a Li-Pro™ lithium selective sorption (LSS) pilot unit at the Green River Lithium Project in Utah, USA. The pilot unit, scheduled to begin production next month, will provide essential data for a potential full-scale Li-Pro™ unit. The pilot project is jointly funded by Anson Resources and KTS, a Koch Engineered Solutions company, under a cost-sharing framework involving a KTS investment via a convertible note. KTS completed a treatability study in May 2024 using Green River brine, showing superior results in lithium recovery and element rejection compared to Anson's definitive feasibility study. The pilot unit will operate continuously for two to four months, processing fresh brine from the Bosydaba#1 well into lithium chloride for potential battery-grade lithium carbonate production. This unit supplements Anson's existing sample demonstration plant at Green River. Concurrent testing of two direct lithium extraction technologies will be conducted using brine from Bosydaba#1. Richardson highlighted the project's acceleration and reduced risk due to KTS's advanced technology. KTS commercial director Martin Rizo emphasised the potential of Green River to become a key US domestic battery-grade lithium carbonate project. The KTS Li-Pro™ process is already operational in North America, including a commercial-scale plant in Arkansas. #ProactiveInvestors #AnsonResources #ASX #OTCQB #KochTechnologySolutions #LithiumExtraction #GreenRiverProject #LiPro #LithiumSorption #PilotUnit #BatteryGradeLithium #USLithiumSupply #LithiumCarbonate #BosydabaWell #DLETechnology #CommercialProduction #TreatabilityStudy #LithiumRecovery #Capex #Opex #EnvironmentalCredentials #DomesticSupply #BatteryMaterials #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

Anson Resources Limited (ASX: ASN) executive chairman Bruce Richardson sits down with Jonathan Jackson in the Proactive studio to discuss the identification of high-grade gallium and barium mineralisation in conjunction with zinc, lead, copper and silver from historic drilling programs. The findings were identified through a review of records from historic lead mining in the area. The Mary Springs exploration program did not assay for indium or germanium, which have since been discovered at the Surprise and Ethel Maude prospects. The WACHEM dataset from the Government of Western Australia indicated gallium and barium assays across the Ajana Project area, corroborating drilling results that suggest numerous critical mineral deposits. Recent drilling programs by Anson have returned high-grade zinc, lead and silver values along with significant gallium, indium and germanium. Notably, gallium was found in all 26 drilled holes, with a concentration of up to 34.4 g/t. Additionally, the Chequers prospect has been identified as a third gallium-rich location. This prospect, between Mary Springs and Surprise, shows grades of 23 g/t gallium and 419 g/t barium from surface to 46 metres. The assay results suggest an extensive area of critical mineralisation, potentially over an 8-kilometre strike length. The original VTEM geophysical survey identified several zinc-lead-silver drill targets, indicating the potential for extensive or multiple mineral pods similar to Mary Springs. These findings are being used to plan follow-up drilling programs. Richardson, noted the significance of these discoveries for Anson's prospects without additional investment in soil geochemical test work and drilling. He emphasised the potential to develop a mine producing lead, zinc, silver, barium, gallium, germanium and indium, which are crucial for modern technologies. The company aims to further develop the Ajana Project alongside its primary focus on lithium in Utah, USA. #ProactiveInvestors #AnsonResources #ASX #MineralDiscovery #Gallium #Barium #Zinc #Lead #Silver #Copper #Indium #Germanium #AjanaProject #CriticalMinerals #Mining #GeochemicalMapping #VTEMSurvey #BruceRichardson #Exploration #Mineralisation #ASX #MiningIndustry #ResourceDevelopment #Australia #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

On this episode meet The Tea Maestro, Bruce Richardson,  Founder of Elmwood Inn Fine Teas of Kentucky.  Bruce is a contributing editor to TEATIME Magazine, has written several books on the subject of tea and serves as the Tea Master for the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum.  He is undoubtedly one of the top authorities when it comes to tea.  Bruce and I  have brewed up quite an interesting conversation for you  about the world's most popular beverage.  Now, did you want one lump or two?

A Guide to Teas Throughout the World.

Vietnam War vets Bruce Richardson and Raymond Wilson are in studio to talk about the release of their book "Brothers", which tells the story of why a black man and a white man became brothers 50 years after they served in Vietnam.

This week on Flightless Bird, David Farrier sets out to discover why America is yet to fully embrace the electric kettle. Why does America insist on the stovetop kettle when it could be boiling its water so much faster? To find out, David talks to Bruce Richardson, a tea master who founded Elmwood Inn Fine Teas in Kentucky, and wrote a book called “The New Tea Companion.” Bruce is a man obsessed with the correct boiling point of water, whose worst enemy is the microwave. Richardson teaches David about the shady events of 1773, in which a bunch of costumed protestors threw British tea into the ocean in a case of tea treason. Could these events still be felt today in America's rejection of the British invention of the electric kettle? Or is it a voltage issue? Tony Gebely, author of “The Philosophy of Tea: A User's Guide” has some of his own theories - theories which lead the creator of America's premiere electric kettle brand, Fellow. Jake Miller prefers his boiling water on coffee, not tea - and he argues (somewhat in jest) that the electric kettle could have a massive impact on America's GDP.

Cette semaine, Stéphane Leroux s'entretient avec l'attaquant du Rocket de Laval, Brandon Gignac qui lutte pour une place en séries. Il parle ensuite avec l'entraîneur-chef de l'Armada, Bruce Richardson, ainsi qu'avec le défenseur des Eagles du Cap-Breton, Tomas Lavoie.

Part 2

Grace And Truth

In this episode Barry chats to Bruce Richardson, executive chairman & CEO at Anson Resources (ASX:ASN).

In this episode Barry chats to Bruce Richardson, Executive Chairman & CEO at Anson Resources (ASX:ASN)

On prend des nouvelles du camp d'entrainement de l'Armada ce matin!

Bruce Richardson se confie en vue du match numéro 3 entre l'Armada et le Phoenix de Sherbrooke ce soir à Boisbriand.

L'entraîneur-chef de l'Armada de Blainville-Boisbriand analyse la victoire de son équipe en première ronde des séries éliminatoires dans la LHJMQ.

In this episode Barry chats to Bruce Richardson, Executive Chairman & CEO at Anson Resources (ASX:ASN).

Digital transformation is a team effort and common obstacles threaten to derail success. Luckily there are certain best practices which can help you on your journey. Joining us today is Bruce Richardson from Salesforce.

HEAR THE HEADLINES – Draft Tea Act Redefines India's Tea Board Mission | A Global Tea Harvest Review, a TEAIN22 Forecast | BOH Malaysia Named Tea Brand of the Year| NEWSMAKER – Jason McDonald, tea farmer and founder/CEO of The Great Mississippi Tea Company| GUEST – Kyle Whittington, founder Tea Book Club| FEATURES – This week, Tea Biz travels to the state of Mississippi, where tea farmer and founder/CEO Jason McDonald of The Great Mississippi Tea Company discusses the economics of mechanical harvesting following a two-year trial of selective harvesting equipment. Then to London, where Tea Book Club founder Kyle Whittington offers a modern take on the century-old classic The Book of Tea, published in 1906 by Okakura Kakuzō with an introduction rich in detail and context by Bruce Richardson. The Economics of Small Scale Mechanization –Inspired by The Charleston Tea Plantation in South Carolina, Jason McDonald decided to plant a tea garden amid the timber on his 289-acre farm in Lincoln County, Mississippi, where a combination of high heat, humidity, acidic soil, and ample rainfall is ideally suited to tea. In 2012 McDonald planted a test plot, making his first tea in 2015. In 2018 the tea garden produced sufficient quantities to begin selling to the public. McDonald has since diligently researched all aspects of the industry, enlisting horticultural, sustainability, manufacturing, and machine professionals to develop harvesting and automated tea processing equipment at scale. During the past two years, the farm conducted field trials with a selective mechanical harvester to produce 250 to 350 kilos of made tea annually. McDonald shares cost savings, a boost in yield, and leaves suitable for making specialty and mid-grade teas with readers.The Book of Tea, a review by Kyle Whittington –For a book that is well over a century old, The Book of Tea remains a classic and a book that is well worth re-reading from time to time. There are so many editions out there, variously with introductions by tea aficionados, scholars, and masters of the last hundred plus years. Some editions are particularly aesthetically pleasing to add to the tea bookshelf. However, the edition I always recommend is the one with the introduction by Bruce Richardson. Bruce's exceptionally well-researched introduction into the life and times of Okakura is fascinating and helps to contextualize The Book of Tea. Additionally, the fantastic photos and illustrations help bring both the book and Okakura's period of history to life.

L'entraîneur-chef de l'Armada est déçu pour son défenseur Miguel Tourigny qui n'a pas été sélectionné pour le camp d'Équipe Canada junior. Bruce Richardson louange l'espoir du Canadien Xavier Simoneau.

L'entraîneur-chef de l'Armada réagit à l'excellent début de saison de sa formation, qui est encore invaincue après six matchs.

L'entraîneur-chef de l'Armada de Blainville-Boisbriand est prêt pour le début de la saison dans la LHJMQ.

L'entraîneur-chef de l'Armada réagit aux matchs préparatoires disputés par sa formation jusqu'ici et explique les contraintes en vue de la prochaine saison dans la LHJMQ.

On this episode we talk birding in Australia with R. Bruce Richardson, entertainer, birder and now author of An Australian Birding Year.  Australia has been high on my most wanted list of places to go, and it is even higher after talking with Bruce.  Check out the blog post on BirdBanter.com for more photos and info about Bruce and the episode.  Thanks for listening.  Until next time. Good birding and good day 

Jay Henderson is the latest guest to join host Dan Kerry on The Nottingham Panthers' Audio Experience, brought to you in association with The Nottingham Building Society.The former NHLer joined the Panthers in January 2010 with the Panthers in the hunt for the league, the Challenge Cup & the playoffs and he gets into all the big moments and characters (such as Corey Neilson, Jade Galbraith, Bruce Richardson and more) from his time in black & gold.Jay enjoyed his time in Nottingham so much that he agreed to come back for the 2010/11 seson but he never appeared in a game due to a career-ending injury that he lists the lid on.The power forward also gets into his time in the NHL with the Boston Bruins, playing in mainland Europe and playing on one of the league's deadliest lines with Cameron Mann and Sean McAslan.All of that and more in another not-to-be-missed episode of The Nottingham Panthers' Audio Experience, in association with The Nottingham Building Society, that you can watch through the thumbnail below or listen to wherever you get your podcasts here.

L'entraîneur-chef de l'Armada prépare son équipe en vue d'affronter les Tigres pour le deuxième tour éliminatoire.

Les séries de la LHJMQ débutent la semaine prochaine, l'Armada devra ronger son frein en attente des Olympiques de Gatineau affligé par une éclosion de COVID-19.

April, 10 2021 with special guest Bruce Richardson with Bar 2 Bar and Josh Hudson with Fox Racing

April 9th 2021

Author and Speaker, Joy McClain joins Kelli and Steve to discuss her new book, "Dead Man Walking", recounting the miraculous story of Bruce Richardson, who was clinically dead for 67-minutes, yet was restored to full health. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bruce Richardson répond au téléphone pour remplacer Yanick Jean! Il discute du retour de la LHJMQ, qui aura lieu dans des bulles dans deux semaines.

He's the man who laid the foundation and remains proud of his time at Braehead Clan as we welcomed the club's first coach, Bruce Richardson, to the show to talk about that first season.  Bruce talked to Craig, Matt and  Mike Will to look back on 2010/11. Watch the original video on the Glasgow Clan YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/WUkqwX7-ja0 *This edition originally aired on 18th September 2020 - the 10th anniversary of Clan's first ever game PHOTO: Al Goold

On s'entretient avec les entraîneurs Bruce Richardson de l'Armada et Louis Robitaille des Olympiques qui s'affrontent cet après-midi dans la bulle à Québec.

Bruce Richardson fait le point sur la situation de l'Armada.

Bruce Richardson nous parle de l'éclosion chez l'Armada.

L'importance du protocole de la COVID dans la ligue et encore et toujours les bagarres dans la LHJMQ.

Bruce nous parle de sa préparation en vue de la prochaine saison.

Former Panthers' Player/Assistant-Coach Bruce Richardson joins host Dan Kerry on the latest episode of The Nottingham Panthers' Audio Experience.The now Head Coach of the QMJHL's Blainville-Boisbriand Armada looks back on his time in Nottingham, and the Elite League as he was also the first ever coach of the Braehead Clan, over the course of two seaons (2008-2009 & 2009-2010).Bruce recalls his battles with players such as Ryan Finnerty, Jason Hewitt & Danny Stewart before speaking about his friendship with former Panther, and now his Assistant-Coach at Blainville, Kevin Bergin, sharing a hilarious story from their time in Nottingham together.It's another not to be missed episode full of hilarious stories so check it out.

Former Panthers' netminder Kevin St. Pierre joins host Dan Kerry on the latest installment of The Nottingham Panthers' Audio Experience.Kevin guarded the Panthers' goal during the 2009/10 season, and a brief period during the 2010/11 seaosn when he came in to cover for the injured Craig Kowalski.The Sherbrooke, QC native speaks about what brought him to Nottingham, his initial conversations and meeting with Head Coarey Neilson, coming into a locker room with former team mates Bruce Richardson, Mario LaRoque & Marty Gascon, his friendship with David Alexandre-Beauregard, his favourite moments from his time in Nottingham and much, much more!

Comme tout le monde, l'entraîneur-chef de l'Armada est isolé chez lui. Il commente l'annulation des séries en LHJMQ.

Host Maggie Bera chats with her grandpa, Bruce Richardson, about taking his grandkids to auditions in New York City, going on the road as a chaperone in the national tour of Little House on the Prairie with granddaughter Taylor Bera, and his own advice for parents supporting their kids in the theatre. To grab your copy of the Marketing 101 For Actors eBook, go to www.actoraesthetic.com/shop/marketing-for-actors. To join the Actor Aesthetic Tribe on Facebook, click here. Spread the love and don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe to the Actor Aesthetic Podcast on iTunes, Google, Stitcher, or your favorite podcast app.  Visit actoraesthetic.com for more information. Follow Maggie Bera on social media Instagram: @actoraesthetic Facebook: www.facebook.com/ActorAesthetic/ Email: maggie@actoraesthetic.com

Big U talks about BJ, Bruce Richardson, and Ice T --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kev-mac/support

- Dominic Deblois, agent de joueurs, nous explique son rôle dans les jours précédant le repêchage de la LNH - Segment Bon Cop - Bad Cop - Michel Godbout nous parle de la soirée de remise de trophées dans la LNH qui aura lieu sur nos ondes ce soir - Bruce Richardson commente sa première saison à la barre de l'Armada et les meilleurs espoirs de la LHJMQ en vue du prochain repêchage - Kevin Gilmore nous explique la nouvelle structure sportive et administrative de l'Impact et commente la venue de Walter Sabatini - Ben Milot vient nous parler du SuperCross qui aura lieu à Montréal le 14 septembre prochain

- Après plusieurs hommages avant la partie, les Jays s'inclinent 10 à 5 face aux Brewers devants les partisans montréalais, on en parle avec Rodger Brulotte - Valérie Tétreault revient sur l'abandon de Bianca Andreescu à Miami ce lundi - Louis Jean met la table pour le matche entre les Canadiens et les Panthers - On parle XFL avec l'ancien entraîneur des Alouettes, Mark Trestman - L'entraîneur de l'Armada, Bruce Richardson, fait le point sur la série Armada-Phoenix - Et Samuel Piette commente les sujets chauds qui entourent l'Impact cette semaine

Cette semaine, triste nouvelle du côté de l'Armada de Blainville-Boisbriand; entrevue avec l'entraîneur Bruce Richardson. Stéphane s'entretient avec Patrick Roy des Remparts, ainsi qu'avec Raphaël Doucet pour discuter du Rocket de Laval.

- Kyle Dubas va chercher du renfort en défensive pour les Maple Leafs, on en parle avec Louis Jean - Segment « J'achète ou je vends » - Matthieu Quiviger est en studio pour parler de la saison de misère de Laurent Duvernay-Tardif - Bruce Richardson explique la situation de son équipe, l'Armada de Blainville-Boisbriand - Et Hassoun Camara analyse la situation d'Ignacio Piatti avec l'Impact, restera-t-il à long terme?

In one of two special editions, we mark the 500th game of Matt Haywood by talking to those who have shaped his career in some way, including long time friend, Cardiff Devils netminder Ben Bowns, former Clan coach Bruce Richardson, current coach Pete Russell and the club's Chief Operating Officer, Gareth Chalmers. We also read some of your Matt Memories from the Purple Army as we celebrate the career to date of one of the club's most popular players.

We're getting a bit contemplative this time of year here at Talking Tea, as the weather turns cooler and our bodies and minds begin to turn inward. So this December we're offering two episodes exploring the spirit of tea as reflected in chado, the Japanese way of tea. To kick off this two-part series we're looking at the life, work and influence of Kakuzo Okakura, best known for his modern classic The Book of Tea. As some of you may know, Talking Tea host Ken Cohen narrated and produced an audiobook edition of Okakura's The Book of Tea in 2015. Today Ken is chatting via Skype with Bruce Richardson, of Elmwood Inn Fine Teas and its publishing arm Benjamin Press. Bruce wrote and published an extensive and scholarly intro to the print version of The Book of Tea, and Bruce shares a bit of his own tea journey with us and tells us how he was first drawn to this text. We discuss Okakura's early life in Japan and his exposure to the West, the origins of The Book of Tea and its connection with Okakura's work at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, and Okakura's influence on iconic American art collector Isabella Stewart Gardner, American artist Georgia O'Keefe and the design principles of Frank Lloyd Wright. Bruce chats with Ken about Okakura's perspectives on the connections between tea, art, and Zen, and Bruce shares his own perspectives, influenced by Okakura, on tea as an adventure and a creative path, on the importance of the space within and why the way of tea is the way of life.    Bruce Richardson's illustrated print edition of The Book of Tea, with his introduction, is available through Elmwood Inn Fine Teas or though Amazon. Ken Cohen's audiobook edition of The Book of Tea, published by Spoken Realms, is available at Audible.com , Amazon and iTunes.      Talking Tea is produced and hosted by Ken Cohen. You can follow Ken on Twitter @kensvoiceken.    more about Talking Tea  Sign up for our email list to get updates on new episodes and events.   The views and opinions expressed by guests on Talking Tea are those of the guests and do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of Talking Tea or its staff.   This podcast features music from “Japanese Flowers” (https://soundcloud.com/mpgiii/japanese-flowers) by mpgiiiBEATS (https://soundcloud.com/mpgiii) available under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/). Adapted from original.

Faits saillants de la soirée de lundi, on met la table pour le repêchage de la LNH et l’encan des joueurs autonomes du 1er juillet, et plus  Entrevue avec le nouvel entraîneur-chef de l’Armada de Blainville-Boisbriand, Bruce Richardson (17:21)  Entrevue avec le vice-président exécutif de l’Impact de Montréal, Richard Legendre sur la Coupe du monde de soccer et la saison désastreuse de son équipe (26:16)  Entrevue avec Antonin Décarie, de Eye of the Tiger Management, en prévision du combat Kean-Braidwood (35:56)

This week on DisrupTV, we interviewed Bruce Richardson, Chief Enterprise Strategist at Salesforce.com, Nikki Baird, Vice President of Retail Innovation at Aptos Retail, and Guy Courtin, Vice President Industry & Solution Strategy, Retail and Fashion at Infor Retail. DisrupTV is a weekly Web series with hosts R “Ray” Wang and Vala Afshar. The show airs live at 11:00 a.m. PT/ 2:00 p.m. ET every Friday. Brought to you by Constellation Executive Network: constellationr.com/CEN.

JPP is the newly appointed director of the Kansas Motocross Championship Series, which is looking to make big strides in 2018 with rekindling the flames of local motocross racing. Bruce Richardson is owner of Bar2Bar MX and butts in to talk about his thoughts on JPP and the new KMCS, and also hes REALLY excited for his LLAQ happening this weekend.

Scott Gebken is a Missouri A class racer, and owner/coach of Innovative MX Kevin Moranz rides for KTM/Letko Cycles, and plans to contest in AMA Outdoor Nationals in 2018 Bruce Richardson is the AMA District 21 Congressman and owns Bar2Bar MX in Wichita, KS. Visit patreon.com/overthebars, bar2barmx.com, and donnellsmotorcycles.com.

FORMER Braehead Clan player-coach Bruce Richardson is proud to be have announced as the first inductee on the club's Wall of Fame. Richardson coached the club in the very season in 2010/11 and led the Clan to a top five finish and the play-off quarter finals before leaving that summer. And he is grateful to have his efforts recognised in this interview with Clan Radio, sponsored by Wellwood Communications. #JoinTheClan #Glasgow