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Perch's CEO Bruce Stewart   Perch Energy is a leading community solar servicer on a mission to make renewable energy more accessible and equitable for all. We serve both solar project owners and subscribers. We offer solar developers and asset owners a suite of services to maximize ROI on their projects—including subscriber acquisition and lifecycle management, a robust technology platform, and deep policy expertise to help navigate local solar legislation and regulations. By managing the full subscriber experience for solar farm owners, Perch is able to bring electricity bill savings to the masses, from renters and homeowners to businesses, institutions, municipalities and more by connecting them to community solar projects in their area. Perch isn't just a for-profit company, we're a for-purpose company—accelerating the shift to renewables nationwide. Everyone deserves to benefit from clean energy. Everyone has a place on this Perch!   Bruce Stewart is a strategic business leader and operator with a career focused on successfully delivering business growth, transformation, and driving business results. Prior to joining Perch Energy, Bruce served as President at Direct Energy Home, and Co-President of Centrica US Holdings, where he led the successful sale of Direct Energy to NRG for $3.6B in January 2021, in addition to delivering a 33% increase in operating profit, renewed customer growth, operating cost efficiencies, 29% reduction in churn and top customer service results for the Direct Energy Home business.   Over the past 20+ years, Bruce has enjoyed building and leading great teams that have scaled businesses operating in multiple industries facing dynamic market shifts, regulatory and competitive disruption and change. Specifically, he has had the unique opportunity to develop strategy, execute transformation and drive profitable growth for companies in three different industries: (a) cable telcom/broadband/media; (b) technology/internet/mobile; and most recently, (c) the energy and home services industries. As a change agent, Bruce was an early adopter in engaging data, analytics and insights to drive day-to-day business decisions, and prioritizing customer experience. He takes pride in building and encouraging great teams within environments of continuous learning, transparency, strong communication and engagement. In addition to international experience leading teams and running P&L's in EMEA, APAC and LATAM, Bruce has a legal foundation that has underpinned nearly a hundred M&A transactions and strategic partnerships.   Bruce has been covered in leading publications on business and leadership topics including technology, mobile, broadband and energy innovation; leading customer-service focused organizations; driving ops and business transformation; M&A deals; and building strategic commercial partnerships as well as industry leading environmental sustainability initiatives within the sports industry. An active participant as a Board Member and Advisor for start-up, non-profit and public companies, Bruce has served on non-profits such as the Houston Habitat for Humanity, Project Rebirth and Comprehensive Care Center; professional and corporate boards including the Greater Houston Partnership, Collider Media, Telos Corp, Exodus/GlobalCenter, CTIA-Wireless Internet Caucus, and NCTPA. Early on, Bruce competed in the 1987 America's Cup races in Fremantle, Australia as a crew member on the Courageous Challenge US syndicate on behalf of the Yale Corinthian Yacht Club.   Topics covered: Community Solar only allowed in 20 states What is community solar? Why would someone not sign up? Day to day, what makes community solar different from paying a utility like most people? Net-metering? Community solar state programs? Which states? Why do some states not have community solar programs/laws? How can we change the community solar laws? PUCs, utilities, local, state and federal laws How does community solar make solar more accessible? Poor people – renters Controversial: Should people still have rooftop solar? -what if you move, economies of scale Can you have community solar and community choice aggregation all at once? With community solar, can subscribers get tax credits and tax benefits? Who gets tax credits? Depreciation? All of energy? Will there ever be community energy storage? EV charging? Pass renter to renter   p purposeful We're passionate about making clean energy access easier and more rewarding e entrepreneurial We're visionary disruptors, challenging the status quo, unafraid to fail forward r respectful We treat our planet, our customers and each other with humility and respect c collaborative We value each other's contributions and work inclusively to make things better h honest We communicate openly, act transparently and promote environmental justice   Reach Bruce Stewart here: Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/brucestewart Perch energy Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/company/perchenergy Perch energy website: www.perchenergy.com   Learn more at www.solarSEAN.com and be sure to get NABCEP certified by taking Sean's classes at www.heatspring.com/sean  

From Melbourne, Australia, Bruce is the Director of the Stronger Alliance, Christ- centered organizations across the country that provide help for Post Traumatic Stress and Trauma, Human Trafficking and Suicide. He is also the Pastor for Reflective Life Media which produced award winning film “We are Stronger” and the award winning series “Breaking Strongholds” on Amazon Prime dealing with suicide. He is the Chaplain for Precinct 3 Constables in Montgomery County. Bruce serves on the on the advisory board to prevent teen suicide ‘Cassidy Joined for Hope.' He also serves on the advisory board for ‘Careforce' an organization providing Crisis Training and Suicide prevention, and on the advisory board for the Salvation Army in Montgomery County. He is also on the board for ‘Honor Up' which provides assistance to veterans. Bruce is also a part of the Behavioral Health and Suicide Taskforce for Montgomery County and is part of the First Responder group. He also a liaison for the Houston area for Veterans for Child Rescue run by Seal Team 6 veteran Craig Sawyer

By all accounts, community solar looks like an unstoppable force. One of the hottest clean energy sectors continues to flourish thanks to new markets and rich incentives.But it's also getting tougher. First-mover states are saturating, fueling intense competition. And those rich incentives? They're increasingly tied to serving elusive low-income customers often skeptical of promises that are too good to be true.So what's in store for community solar in 2024?Episode 74 of the Factor This! podcast features Bruce Stewart, the CEO of community solar subscriber management platform Perch Energy.Stewart maps out new markets on the way this year, breaks down the challenge of acquiring, and keeping, low-income customers, and shares the latest on the highly-anticipated reboot of California's troubled community solar program. Watch the full episode on YouTubeRegister for the GridTECH Connect Forum - Southeast event taking place in Orlando on Feb. 26 using promo code "PODCAST" to receive 10%. Take advantage of this unique opportunity for developers, utilities, and regulators to collaborate on the critical issue of interconnection. All GridTECH Connect attendees also receive complimentary access to DISTRIBUTECH International.

Bruce Stewart WAU preparing for 2024 Bruce Stewart talks about how the Walkinshaw Andretti United is preparing for 2024, why they need to ensure Chad has every opportunity to take the title and what the New Zealand Rookie Ryan Wood focusing on in gym this off season. From the race track to your device with Tony Whitlock on Inside Supercars Inside Supercars Podcast: Subscribe Apple Podcasts I Spotify I Google Podcasts Supported by: P1 Australia Link:P1 Australia MusicCreative Commons Music by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.com MusicComa-Media from Pixabay #RepcoSC #TCRAust #Supercars #Motorsport #ADL500

Bruce Stewart WAU preparing for 2024 Bruce Stewart talks about how the Walkinshaw Andretti United is preparing for 2024, why they need to ensure Chad has every opportunity to take the title and what the New Zealand Rookie Ryan Wood focusing on in gym this off season. From the race track to your device with Tony Whitlock on Inside Supercars Inside Supercars Podcast: Subscribe Apple Podcasts I Spotify I Google Podcasts Supported by: P1 Australia Link:P1 Australia MusicCreative Commons Music by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.com MusicComa-Media from Pixabay #RepcoSC #TCRAust #Supercars #Motorsport #ADL500

Markham interviews Bruce Stewart, CEO of Perch Energy.

From Melbourne, Australia, Bruce completed his Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Education at Monash University graduating with Honors.  After spending time as a teacher, teaching High School, ‘At Risk Teens' at TAFE (Technical and Further Education) and Elementary schools, he then migrated to Houston, Texas with his wife Vicki in 2007 and began teaching at the Museum of Natural Science.  He helped plant a church in the Clear Lake area and then planted another church in Spring where he was the Lead Pastor/Founder for 5 years, having done ministry both here and overseas.  He left to become the first Director of the Stronger Alliance, Christ- centered organizations across the country that provide help for Post Traumatic Stress and Trauma and currently holds that same position.  He is also the Pastor for Reflective Life Media which produced award winning film “We are Stronger” and is presently filming the tv series “Breaking Strongholds”.  He was a volunteer Chaplain for Houston Police for headquarters and for the Intercontinental airport and is the Chaplain for Precinct 3 Constables in Montgomery County.  Bruce serves on the advisory board for the first ever veteran/first responder church set up by the Texas Veterans Commission, ‘The Church of the Good Soldier' and on the advisory board to prevent teen suicide ‘Cassidy Joined for Hope.' He also serves on the advisory board for ‘Careforce' an organization providing Crisis Training, Response and Organizational Development for community & first-responder organizations.  He is the President and founder for “Assist the Officer”.   Bruce is also a part of the leadership for the Behavioral Health and Suicide Taskforce for Montgomery County and is part of the First Responder group.  He is also on the board for ‘Honor Up' which provides meals to veterans.

Episode #176: Jonathan Crowley's journey into meditation at Dhamma Dhara was both fascinating and fulfilling. As he immersed himself in vipassana meditation in the tradition of S.N. Goenka, he discovered a deeper understanding of the practice, and himself, along with the joy of serving as a volunteer. However, learning how to integrate his newfound wisdom into everyday life posed challenges, compounded by the fact that at this time in the 1980s, meditation was still considered fringe and largely outside the bounds of conventional society.Still, Jonathan pondered how vipassana meditation could impact society and bridge the worlds of introspection and social change. Around this time, the center was organizing courses for traumatized Cambodian refugees who had escaped the Pol Pot regime and were being relocated in Massachusetts. While these initiatives brought the world to the center, Jonathan still yearned to find a way to bring the center into the world.An opportunity arose when he accompanied Bruce Stewart, a senior teacher, to a maximum-security prison in Alabama, where they were allowed to conduct an intensive meditation course for inmates. While it was a transformative experience at the time, later Jonathan would reflect upon his racial naiveté and how he had positioned himself into a role as a “White savior.”Increasingly concerned about the lack of diversity within the organization's leadership, Jonathan advocated for targeted courses for Black communities and tracking retention rates by demographics, but the center showed little interest.Earlier in his practice, Jonathan had been deeply moved by how Goenka attempted to universalize the technique, proclaiming that “breath is breath,” and explaining that it couldn't be differentiated according to nationality, religion or skin color. But Jonathan was beginning to see that there was more to this story than this universalist-sounding messaging. “I understand structural racism as intergenerational trauma,” he notes. “So now, I would say that even our breaths and our sensations are conditioned by this level of trauma, and that has to be addressed.”

PGA Instructor at Stone Creek Golf Club, Bruce Stewart, speaks of his time at Pebble Beach this past week, providing swing instruction to the pros!

Women's US Open is this weekend! Sports Illustrated Golf writer Gabby Herzig joins the show to preview the Women's US Open, and which story lines to follow this weekend. PGA Instructor at Stone Creek Golf Club, Bruce Stewart, speaks of his time at Pebble Beach this past week, providing swing instruction to the pros!

From parity to pet peeves, Andrew van Leeuwen and Stefan Bartholomaeus crack into plenty of hot topics on this week's Castrol Motorsport News Podcast. The boys discuss… -     The latest developments in the Supercars vs Ford parity war -     What wet weather will mean for the Sydney test -     Who has won the Supercars Gen3 livery battle? -     Is WAU gearing up for a Bathurst wildcard? -     Tassie trouble: Why are SpeedSeries entry numbers down? -     The Symmons SpeedSeries storylines to watch -     Key take outs from Formula 1 launch season The boys tackle a bunch of your motorsport pet peeves via the Motorsport News Mailbag and name their Castrol Stars of the Week. AVL catches up with WAU team principal Bruce Stewart to talk Fords, testing, co-drivers and wildcards, plus the latest news headlines from around the motorsport world.

Sun 12 Feb, 2023 Philip Brady and Simon Owens ep 942 (Remember When) : Legends interview - Jane Edmanson : Rick Milne with Antiques and Collectibles  : Bruce Stewart pays tribute to John Eden : Kevin Trask takes us to 1950 in Trask's Time Tunnel : Gary Puckett joins Philip and Simon to reminisce over his lengthy career : Music montage of the hits of 1996 : Tony Moclair, Sean Woodward and Bianca Johnston preview Australia Overnight : Produced by Bianca Johnston with Brian Wilson in newsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this podcast episode, we speak with Dr. J. Bruce Stewart (CEO, Small World Solutions Group) about his time in service and how he became an entrepreneur. Bruce shares his time in uniform as a commander and what it was like to lead at that level. He tells us his story of an aha moment that is sure to be in your head, as a leader, for a while. Bruce speaks about his most memorable leadership advice and tips and breaks down what you should consider when facing challenges and times of change. To get a hold of Bruce: Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/dr-j-bruce-stewart-ab789565 Website: https://thesmallworldgroup.com (Company) https://jbrucestewart.com (Personal) This episode is sponsored by the Veterans Entrepreneurship Initiative (VEI) Website: https://vei.center LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/empowerveterans --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-leadership-void/support

Welcome to another Tactical Tuesday on SunCast, where we bring you subject-matter expertise, deep insights, and content from our many live broadcasts and trainings. Today's episode is rebroadcast from the RE+ PowerUp Media Zone, a live production of SunCast Media.The Media Zone featured interviews with industry thought leaders, executives and founders to glean their insights about trends and forecasts. Bruce Stewart, president and CEO of Perch Energy, a clean energy tech services platform and provider of community solar services, leads this discussion on what every community solar developer needs to know about the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) of 2022. He speaks with three solar notables to gain their insights from accounting, banking and legal perspectives:Tony Grappone is a partner in the Andover, Massachusetts, office of Novogradac. He provides accounting, tax and consulting services to developers, syndicators and investors of developments that qualify for federal and state tax incentives. Adam Altenhofen is a senior vice president of U.S. Bank's Environmental Finance Group, where he leads the development of new products, structures, and services.Bryan Didier is a partner at Leverage Law Group in Leawood, Kansas, where his specialties include Renewable Energy Tax Credits.If you want to connect with today's guests, you'll find links to their contact info in the show notes on the blog.And if you want to connect with us and find more ways to grow your business, your career, or your influence, you should check out our amazing Discord community!SunCast is presented by Sungrow, the world's most bankable inverter brand.You can learn more about all the sponsors who help make this show free for you here: www.mysuncast.com/sponsorsRemember you can always find the resources and learn more about today's guest, recommendations, book links, and more than 543 other founder stories and startup advice at www.mysuncast.com.You can connect with SunCast's Host, Nico Johnson, on Twitter, LinkedIn or email.

Andrew Edwards, Jamie Whincup talk about their special first victories at Bathurst, Bruce Stewart and Antony MacDonald discuss what could have been for WAU, Brodie Kosteki, David Russell provide the Erebus perspective, while Tim Edwards reflects on a tough weekend, Ben Croke and Dick Johnson discuss the 1000th start for DJR. David Cauchi relives the ups and downs of his first Bathurst at Grove Racing.

Andrew Edwards, Jamie Whincup talk about their special first victories at Bathurst, Bruce Stewart and Antony MacDonald discuss what could have been for WAU, Brodie Kosteki, David Russell provide the Erebus perspective, while Tim Edwards reflects on a tough weekend, Ben Croke and Dick Johnson discuss the 1000th start for DJR. David Cauchi relives the ups and downs of his first Bathurst at Grove Racing.

It's an exciting, yet sad weekend for motorsport as we get ready for the last-ever Supercars race at Pukekohe Park. Andrew van Leeuwen joins Grant Rowley to discuss the demise of the famous track, plus we speak to Greg Murphy, Bruce Stewart, Chris Pither and the man who looks after Shan van Gisbergen's media diary!

Dilan Talibani and Zak Best talk about the wildcard pole position which rocked the foundations of Supercars, while Tim Edwards, Jamie Whincup, Bruce Stewart, David Cauchi, Barry Ryan, Matt Stone, Ben Croke and Matt Cook discuss their teams year so far.

Dilan Talibani and Zak Best talk about the wildcard pole position which rocked the foundations of Supercars, while Tim Edwards, Jamie Whincup, Bruce Stewart, David Cauchi, Barry Ryan, Matt Stone, Ben Croke and Matt Cook discuss their teams year so far.

We're talking to Walkinshaw Andretti United team principal Bruce Stewart on this week's V8 Sleuth Podcast powered by Repco. Bruce chats about his background outside of motorsport prior to getting involved with one of Supercars' most decorated teams, the feedback that WAU has had from fans and the industry on their shock Ford switch and how they'll farewell their Holden legacy, and opens up on some of the mistakes the team made as it tried to return to being regular threats for race wins.V8 Sleuth Superstore: https://superstore.v8sleuth.com.au/Win Sandown Supercars tickets: https://www.v8sleuth.com.au/sandown-comp/

Walkinshaw Andretti United boss Bruce Stewart is our special guest as we look back on their up and down start to the season, and delve into the process behind signing up with Ford for the next era of Supercars Racing. Bruce is as open and honest as ever with lots of insight into the process, the reasoning and how they've managed the feedback from long-term fans of the team. Then there's our comprehensive Winton debrief with all the news and views from a big weekend in country Victoria.

Walkinshaw Andretti United boss Bruce Stewart is our special guest as we look back on their up and down start to the season, and delve into the process behind signing up with Ford for the next era of Supercars Racing. Bruce is as open and honest as ever with lots of insight into the process, the reasoning and how they've managed the feedback from long-term fans of the team. Then there's our comprehensive Winton debrief with all the news and views from a big weekend in country Victoria.

Join Chad Neylon and James Pavey as they hunt down all the stories from pit lane. Hear from some of Supercars' biggest stars including Jamie Whincup, Anton De Pasquale, Andre Heimgartner, Bruce Stewart, Broc Feeney and Barry Ryan.

Get a 15% discount to attend Midwest Solar Expo with discount code: CPH15. www.MidwestSolarExpo.com/, the premier B2B solar and clean energy event in the region. Many consumers would like to choose renewable energy but either can't afford it or don't know how. But what if you didn't need a solar panel on your own rooftop to access solar power? What if you could share a solar farm with others in the community to get affordable power when you need it? Bruce Stewart is President and CEO of Perch Energy, a Boston-based clean energy technology and services company focused on accelerating access to community solar. Bruce has decades of experience leading both energy and technology companies, and he is committed to Perch's mission of making cleaner energy options more accessible for all. To date, Perch has enabled more than 6,300 community solar subscriptions for homes, businesses and municipalities, providing more than $9.7M in customer savings. On this episode of Clean Power Hour, Bruce joins Tim to explain how community solar leverages the shared economy to help more people be carbon neutral, providing equitable availability of clean energy sources in low- and middle-income neighborhoods. Bruce discusses what we can do to facilitate the exponential growth of community solar, describing how he thinks about using incentives to make the transition to clean energy faster. Listen in to understand how Perch serves its asset owner partners in subscribing customers and learn how community solar helps consumers act on their values to choose clean energy solutions.Key TakeawaysBruce's background as an energy executive bringing choice to consumersWhy the opportunity to make clean energy solutions more accessible attracted Bruce to Perch Perch's presence in markets where community solar is enabled or emergingPerch's commitment to providing equitable availability of clean energy sources in low- and middle-income neighborhoodsThe benefits of community solar in terms of energy cost savings and economic improvement How community solar leverages the shared economy to help more people be carbon neutralWhat we can do to facilitate the exponential growth of community solarHow Bruce thinks about using incentives to make the transition to clean energy fasterHow Perch serves its development and asset owner partners in subscribing and managing customers over time Bruce's plans for the $7.2M in Series A funding Perch raised in MarchConnect with BrucePerch EnergyConnect with Tim   Clean Power Hour  Clean Power Hour on YouTubeTim on TwitterTim on LinkedIn Email tgmontague@gmail.com Review Clean Power Hour on Apple PodcastsResourcesIllinois Renewable Portfolio StandardsUrbana Municipal Electric AggregationSunPowerIllinois PowerCorporate sponsors who share our mission to speed the energy transition are invited to check out https://www.cleanpowerhour.com/support/ Twice a week we highlight the tools, technologies and innovators that are making the clean energy transition a reality - on Apple,

Lt. Gen. Maria Gervais, U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command Deputy Commanding General and Dr. J. Bruce Stewart, CEO of Small World Solutions, discussion the power of inclusion.

Dr. J. Bruce Stewart, founder and CEO of Small World Solutions Group, joins Dr. Vanessa Weaver to speak about his new book The Click Code: Why Some Teams Click and Others Don't. Dr. Stewart shares the importance of promoting social capital in the workplace so that companies can foster an inclusive environment for people to succeed in.In this Episode·      The introduction of Dr. Stewart's latest book The Click Code: Why some teams click and others don't, and how the book explores the functionality of teams in the workplace, and why some teams have a hard time utilizing tools to manage and lead in an inclusive way·      The definition of social capital, how it functions, the challenges of implementing social capital, and the importance of this concept in the creation of a diverse, equitable, and inclusive working environment·      A brief discussion on the topic of cognitive diversity and psychological roles, the purpose and importance of both, and how having a diversity of both helps teams to become more productive and increase performance ·      The other factors of creating a diverse and successful team, including “plussing up”, or building up on a person's ideas, and the three Hit factors, which are the Musketeer mindset (all-for-one, one-for-all), identification of psychological roles, and the “A+” principle·      How Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and EEO groups can come together to understand social capital to build diverse, effective teams, and how help invoke change within a company's culture to focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion as major factors within the company Resources·      Dr. J. Bruce Stewart·      Small World Solutions Group·      Dr. Vanessa Weaver·      Alignment Strategies·      The Click Code: Why Some Teams Click and Others Don'tFollow Us on Social MediaWorkin' It Out·      LinkedIn·      Facebook ·      Instagram·      Twitter  Alignment Strategies·      LinkedIn·      Facebook·      Twitter  Diversity and Inclusion Television·      LinkedIn·      Facebook   

On the first of our Winton Test Day Garage Tour we drop in on Walkinshaw Andretti United and speak to new/old recruit Nick Percat on his first day back at the teBarry Ryan boss of the Boost Mobile Racing powered by Erebus talks about the new dynamic in Supercars, with the teams no longer having a financial interest is the Supercars business. Brodie Kostecki looks at how he is preparing for the year ahead. Erebus Academy Jay Hanson talks about getting ready to make his Super2 debut with Image RacingZak Best talks about returning to tickford in 2022 with aim at taking out the Dunlop Super2 Series crown.am, Bruce Stewart talks about the changes in 2022 and what new ownership will hopefully bring to the sport. Then Tony Whitlock speaks with Mike Kable Young Gun Matt McLean on his plans with Eggelston Motorsport in 2022.

On the first of our Winton Test Day Garage Tour we drop in on Walkinshaw Andretti United and speak to new/old recruit Nick Percat on his first day back at the team, Bruce Stewart talks about the changes in 2022 and what new ownership will hopefully bring to the sport. Then Tony Whitlock speaks with Mike Kable Young Gun Matt McLean on his plans with Eggelston Motorsport in 2022.

On the first of our Winton Test Day Garage Tour we drop in on Walkinshaw Andretti United and speak to new/old recruit Nick Percat on his first day back at the team, Bruce Stewart talks about the changes in 2022 and what new ownership will hopefully bring to the sport. Then Tony Whitlock speaks with Mike Kable Young Gun Matt McLean on his plans with Eggelston Motorsport in 2022.

Pastor Bruce Stewart is originally from Australia.  He likes to say "Deep South Texas." Bruce is a pastor, he was the lead pastor and founder of a Church in Spring, Texas.  He left there to become the first Director of the Stronger Alliance. He is the pastor for reflective life Ministries, and he serves on the advisory board for Care Force, an organization that provides crisis training, response, and organizational development for the community and first responder organizations. He has quite a few hats that he has to wear. He used to work at HPD,  and now he works also with a precinct of three constables. He is a chaplain there, and then he also helps veterans with PTSD,  teen suicide, and then helping with veterans for child rescue and just a bunch of things. Things He loves, all-volunteer, so he loves it. He is part of the We are Stronger film that's just really grown and taken off. Yeah, that's been fantastic, he says. “You know, you've obviously seen the film and, and we had such an amazing response to them. So for those listeners who haven't seen it, it's basically a movie about a veteran coming home, who has PTSD and finds healing through Christ. And with the film, we realized that this is going to open a lot of wounds for a lot of people, not just for veterans, but for their families and how that will affect them. And so we wanted to provide services that would allow them to get help after seeing the movie. And so that's what the stronger alliance is and we provide Christ-centered organizations to hopefully, give them hope and give them joy and find a new way forward through difficult times, and most of us know the needs of that during COVID and, and everything that's going on in the world the desire need for hope. And, and obviously, we find that in Christ also” It just breaks your heart and to see that people that have signed on the line to serve our country feel that they have reached a point of darkness that that's their only option out. Yeah, and unfortunately that's a lie. Veterans. It's also a lot of first responders. You know, as I started working in the first responder community, particularly in law enforcement, I've come to realize, in fact, something that a lot of people may not know, we actually have more first responders die, by suicide than we do in the line of duty. . And so that in itself should be enough to be a wake-up call to our community. And so, I saw the need, I saw that just a real hunger for, for hope, as I said, just a desire for something more, you know, you train these men, you train these first responders to be warriors to go out onto the frontlines and to do the things that most of us can't do, or unwilling to do. And then they come back, and of course, you know, they're looking for that purpose again.  We have to learn to be that person we would want at our darkest time. What can we do as Pastors? More than 90% of Pastors have not been trained in suicide prevention. Where do Pastors go when we need help. For more information or to connect with Pastor Bruce, contact him at:  bruce@strongeralliance.com For more on the resilient heart podcast, www.theresilientheartpodcast.com Follow us on FB https://www.facebook.com/heartsofresilience    

Bruce Stewart (Walkinshaw Andretti United) talks about how he moved from New Zealand to Melbourne to play Cricket for the MCC, found himself working for the Melbourne Football Club, then transitioned to the Holden Racing Team. He discusses 2021 and the difference between two COVID affected seasons, Manufacture involvement in the sport and how commercial partnerships have changed in the COVID environment.

Bruce Stewart (Walkinshaw Andretti United) talks about how he moved from New Zealand to Melbourne to play Cricket for the MCC, found himself working for the Melbourne Football Club, then transitioned to the Holden Racing Team. He discusses 2021 and the difference between two COVID affected seasons, Manufacture involvement in the sport and how commercial partnerships have changed in the COVID environment.

Dr. J. Bruce Stewart, founder and CEO of Small World Solutions, joins Dr. Weaver to discuss the origins of systemic racism in America, the brain science behind unconscious bias and why unequal treatment diminishes the ability of both individuals and organizations to achieve their goals.  In this Episode The reasons segregation persists The brain science behind unconscious bias The origins of systemic racism The importance of racial reconciliation Tips for addressing race and racism in the workplace Resources and Links Dr. J. Bruce Stewart Dr. Vanessa Weaver Small World Solutions Consulting Alignment Strategies Cultural Leadership: The New Chemistry of Leading Differently by Dr. J. Bruce Stewart NPR Poll about America's attitudes about race Thomas Schelling's chessboard exercise Harvard's employee association test  Follow Us on Social Media Alignment Strategies LinkedIn Facebook Diversity and Inclusion Television LinkedIn Facebook  

Bruce Stewart is a life-long educator who dedicated his career to social justice and high-quality education for all. As a history teacher and guidance counselor at Walter Hines Page Senior High School in Greensboro, North Carolina, he led the effort to desegregate the school 1963. Stewart became a Quaker educator and later served as Head of School at Sidwell Friends School in Washington, D.C. from 1998 to 2009.  In this episode, Jennifer Futernick, a former student of Stewart, surprises Bruce with a tribute to the profound impact he had on her life and countless others.

From Melbourne, Australia, Bruce completed his Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Education at Monash University graduating with Honors.  After spending time as a teacher, teaching High School, ‘At Risk Teens' at TAFE (Technical and Further Education) and Elementary schools, he then migrated to Houston, Texas with his wife Vicki in 2007 and began teaching at the Museum of Natural Science.  He helped plant a church in the Clear Lake area and then planted another church in Spring where he was the Lead Pastor/Founder for 5 years, having done ministry both here and overseas.  He left to become the first Director of the Stronger Alliance, Christ- centered organizations across the country that provide help for Post Traumatic Stress and Trauma and currently holds that same position.  He is also the Pastor for Reflective Life Media which produced award winning film “We are Stronger” and is presently filming the tv series “Breaking Strongholds”.  He was a volunteer Chaplain for Houston Police for headquarters and for the Intercontinental airport and is the Chaplain for Precinct 3 Constables in Montgomery County.  Bruce serves on the advisory board for the first ever veteran/first responder church set up by the Texas Veterans Commission, ‘The Church of the Good Soldier' and on the advisory board to prevent teen suicide ‘Cassidy Joined for Hope.' He also serves on the advisory board for ‘Careforce' an organization providing Crisis Training, Response and Organizational Development for community & first-responder organizations.  He is the President and founder for “Assist the Officer”.   Bruce is also a part of the leadership for the Behavioral Health and Suicide Taskforce for Montgomery County and is part of the First Responder group.  He is also on the board for ‘Honor Up' which provides meals to veterans.

Dr. J. Bruce Stewart, founder and CEO of Small World Solutions, joins Dr. Weaver to discuss the origins of systemic racism in America, the brain science behind unconscious bias and why unequal treatment diminishes the ability of both individuals and organizations to achieve their goals. In this Episode The reasons segregation persists The brain science behind unconscious bias The origins of systemic racism The importance of racial reconciliation Tips for addressing race and racism in the workplace Resources and Links Dr. J. Bruce Stewart Dr. Vanessa Weaver Small World Solutions Consulting Alignment Strategies Cultural Leadership: The New Chemistry of Leading Differently by Dr. J. Bruce Stewart NPR Poll about America’s attitudes about race Thomas Schelling’s chessboard exercise Harvard’s employee association test Follow Us on Social Media Alignment Strategies LinkedIn Facebook Diversity and Inclusion Television LinkedIn Facebook INROADS is a proud Workin’ It Out podcast partner. For more than 50 years, INROADS has provided students of color with leadership development training and paid internship opportunities with the country’s leading corporations.

Conversations at the Washington Library kicks off Season 5 by exploring the life of a radical populist who never met a revolution he didn't like. Almost unbelievably, Herman Husband participated in some of the most significant events in eighteenth-century America: The Great Awakening; the North Carolina Regulation Movement; The American Revolution; and the Whiskey Rebellion. Husband's story illuminates the major religious, political, and economic upheavals that reshaped North America in this period, and we might just see some parallels between his time and our own. On today's show, Dr. Bruce Stewart, a professor of history at Appalachian State University, joins Jim Ambuske to unpack Husband's life. He is the author of the new book, Redemption from Tyranny: Herman Husband's American Revolution, published in 2020 by the University of Virginia Press. It's a compelling story of early America told through the eyes of a man for whom revolutions never went far enough. About Our Guest:  Bruce Stewart, Ph.D. is Professor of History at Appalachian State University. He earned his M.A. in History from Western Carolina University and his Ph.D. in History from the University of Georgia. His areas of study are United States History and Appalachian History. He is the author of four books, including his latest, Redemption from Tyranny: Herman Husband's American Revolution (UVA Press, 2020).  About Our Host:  Jim Ambuske, Ph.D. leads the Center for Digital History at the Washington Library. A historian of the American Revolution, Scotland, and the British Atlantic World, Ambuske graduated from the University of Virginia in 2016. He is a former Farmer Postdoctoral Fellow in Digital Humanities at the University of Virginia Law Library. At UVA Law, Ambuske co-directed the 1828 Catalogue Project and the Scottish Court of Session Project.  He is currently at work on a book about emigration from Scotland in the era of the American Revolution as well as a chapter on Scottish loyalism during the American Revolution for a volume to be published by the University of Edinburgh Press.

Conversations at the Washington Library kicks off Season 5 by exploring the life of a radical populist who never met a revolution he didn’t like. Almost unbelievably, Herman Husband participated in some of the most significant events in eighteenth-century America: The Great Awakening; the North Carolina Regulation Movement; The American Revolution; and the Whiskey Rebellion. Husband’s story illuminates the major religious, political, and economic upheavals that reshaped North America in this period, and we might just see some parallels between his time and our own. On today’s show, Dr. Bruce Stewart, a professor of history at Appalachian State University, joins Jim Ambuske to unpack Husband’s life. He is the author of the new book, Redemption from Tyranny: Herman Husband’s American Revolution, published in 2020 by the University of Virginia Press. It’s a compelling story of early America told through the eyes of a man for whom revolutions never went far enough. About Our Guest: Bruce Stewart, Ph.D. is Professor of History at Appalachian State University. He earned his M.A. in History from Western Carolina University and his Ph.D. in History from the University of Georgia. His areas of study are United States History and Appalachian History. He is the author of four books, including his latest, Redemption from Tyranny: Herman Husband's American Revolution (UVA Press, 2020). About Our Host: Jim Ambuske, Ph.D. leads the Center for Digital History at the Washington Library. A historian of the American Revolution, Scotland, and the British Atlantic World, Ambuske graduated from the University of Virginia in 2016. He is a former Farmer Postdoctoral Fellow in Digital Humanities at the University of Virginia Law Library. At UVA Law, Ambuske co-directed the 1828 Catalogue Project and the Scottish Court of Session Project. He is currently at work on a book about emigration from Scotland in the era of the American Revolution as well as a chapter on Scottish loyalism during the American Revolution for a volume to be published by the University of Edinburgh Press. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mountvernon/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mountvernon/support

In todays episode I talk bitcoin and the future with my guest Bruce Stewart. If you are interested in bitcoin and not already following Bruce you are missing out.   I really enjoyed this discussion and I hope you do too.   Follow Bruce   Twitter -  https://twitter.com/Bitcoinwalking   As always please feel free to reach out and ask me any questions.   Website -   https://www.bit-buy-bit.com Twitter -     https://twitter.com/Maxbuybit Email -  bit-buy-bitpodcast@protonmail.com

Te Ahi Kaa features an episode of the six part podcast series He Kakano Ahau. This week host and researcher Kahu Kutia explores the story behind Taputeranga Marae founded by Bruce Stewart (1937-2017). Stewarts daughter Pare Sannyasi talks about how her father built and created a space for people from all walks of life. Taputeranga would go on to shelter thousands of people from all walks of live and professions throughout the years. In 2019 the marae was destroyed in a fire, but the family are determined it will stand again. Hear the story in this week's episode of Te Ahi Kaa.

Te Ahi Kaa features an episode of the six part podcast series He Kakano Ahau. This week host and researcher Kahu Kutia explores the story behind Taputeranga Marae founded by Bruce Stewart (1937-2017). Stewarts daughter Pare Sannyasi talks about how her father built and created a space for people from all walks of life. Taputeranga would go on to shelter thousands of people from all walks of live and professions throughout the years. In 2019 the marae was destroyed in a fire, but the family are determined it will stand again. Hear the story in this week's episode of Te Ahi Kaa.

BTC $9386 Bruce Stewart AKA @Bitcoinwalking describes himself as a Crytpo Boomer who walks over 20km per day listening to Bitcoin podcasts. In this conversation he shares with us his amazing life journey, spanning 7 decades of ups and downs, including bankruptcy and becoming homeless in his 60's. Learn how he stumbled into Bitcoin and how Bitcoin is a new world and how Bitcoin is changing his outlook and perspective on how to save for the generations he will be leaving behind him. I can't thank Bruce enough for agreeing to come onto the show, he was very hesitant to do the interview at first and he does get emotional when talking about life a few times. But thankfully for us all Bruce decided his story and experiences might go some way to helping others in their own lives. Bruce blew me away with his honesty and openness and willingness to share all of his stories. It's real stories like Bruces that need to be heard and shared. I hope his insights into Bitcoin at the age of 72 will help unlock other people around the world from his same generation. I am also on a rampage to change the meme of #OKBoomer to #BoomerOK! The media at large are doing a great job of driving a wedge between the Boomer and younger generations and this is exactly why I wanted to talk to Bruce about how to bridge this divide and help people of all ages come together and work towards a better future. I think it is fair to say that there is nobody out there who has listened to more Bitcoin related podcasts than Bruce, which puts him in a unique position within the Bitcoin community. As it's Awards season, and coming off the back of the Oscars last night, I decided to have some fun and surprised Bruce with the inaugural “Bruce Stewart's Bitcoin Podcast Awards” Learn who wins in the following categories: Best Bitcoin Podcast For Beginners. Best Bitcoin Podcast For Technical and all round Knowledge. Best Bitcoin Podcast Cover Art. Best Bitcoin Podcast Intro Music. Best Newcomer to Bitcoin Podcasting. Full list of Shills and Mench's @TheCryptoconomy - Guy Swann @stephanlivera - Stephan Livera Podcast - @ministryofnodes @martybent @TFTC21 - Tales From The Crypt @matt_odell @CharlieShrem - Untold Stories @metalpaysme- Metal Pay @MarshallHayner @realDonaldTrump

On this week's podcast we interview retiring freeze brander, John Boyd, following his recent award for 50 years' service to the harness racing industry. We're also joined by trainer James Stormont, who on Friday night trained his 200th winner in Sunny Petite. Bruce Stewart chats to us about the upcoming Riverton Trotting Club meeting, and the brand new Southern Harness website, which includes exclusive punting information! Plus Bookmaker Richard Wilson is back with another Bookie Update.

Bruce Stewart gives his honest thoughts about the challenges facing WAU at the moment and how they plan to turn things around. Also a full review of TCR and a Darwin Supercars preview

Bruce Stewart gives his honest thoughts about the challenges facing WAU at the moment and how they plan to turn things around. Also a full review of TCR and a Darwin Supercars preview

Bruce Stewart has over 30 years of experience in the seniors housing market in Ontario and he joins the podcast today to talk about a unique opportunity for condo investors in Ottawa. Why is this segment of the real estate market ready to explode? Why should Toronto condo investors consider adding this type of housing to their portfolio? What is so special about this opportunity and how does it work exactly? Click here for show notes. Andrew la Fleur / Sales Representative 416-371-2333 / andrew@truecondos.com http://www.truecondos.com http://www.twitter.com/andrewlafleur http://www.facebook.com/truecondos

The North Texas Chapter of Texas Master Naturalist (NTMN) joined us for our first Nature Expo in June 2017. Chapter president Bruce Stewart provided attendees with insight about who the group is, the good work they're doing in the DFW area, and opportunities to participate.

Nesters / Whistlers The topic in this podcast will be fueling, recovery, and staying healthy for the long haul and Bruce Stewart, from Nesters Pharmacy Market and Wellness Centre, will chat about how Nester’s Whistler provides all your day to day needs. The Interested in knowing more about Ally Johnson and her fight to end poverty by cycling from sea-to-sea? Visit her other podcast here at Tenacious Living Network – home of your holistic health podcasts : What is Cycling to End Poverty? Friends to Mankind & Daigle Bikes  Living. Giving What is Sea2Sea Cycling to End Poverty? SeatoSea Cycling to End Poverty is a cycling mission focused on empowering people out of the cycle of poverty through fundraising and awareness. Poverty is real. Over 800 million people live in extreme poverty and nearly half the world lives on less than $2.50 / day. Sea to sea is working towards[...] The post Friend to Mankind | Nesters / Whistlers appeared first on Get You Visible Podcast.

In 1959 "Big Daddy" Dave McCormick was hosting the Hi Fi Club, a syndicated radio show, on C-FUN. The producers would send the package but the local deejay would run the contests, read the commercials and follow the scripts supplied. Dave's show became so popular station management suggested he take over programming, and Dave took C-FUN to its very first Top 40 format. Dave was creative and went up against established CKWX and won the ratings battle. He was inventive, promotion minded and saw the future. He knew what the kids wanted and delivered with great deejays and music. Dave hired Frosty Forst, Jerry Landa, Brian Lord, Andy Laughland and Al Jordan and called them the Good Guys. He was the first in North America to use this phrase. When I returned from working in the US in 1961, I returned to CKWX but times had changed and C-FUN was now King of the Hill. When Dave quit C-FUN in 1962 to take a job in California radio, we worked together on the transition. We both announced the C-FUN top 50 songs of the week on a 4 hour radio show. Dave returned in later years to CFMI with his new show and a feature he called Discumentary. Dave McCormick passed away yesterday and the radio people who knew him loved him as listeners over the decades will long remember his gifts to Vancouver radio. We all will miss him. Rest in Peace old friend. Back in December 2009 I wrote about this painting on redrobinson.com. "The timing couldn't be better for the genius of Bruce Stewart to strike again with this brand new “fantasy” painting of Dave McCormick and the original C-FUN deejays. Bruce has the ability to capture the essence of an era. This period at C-FUN was the first fling at Top 40 that was totally driven by Dave. He left in early 1962 and that is when I joined the illustrious group. Brian “Baby Blue” Lord left at the same time. For more on C-FUN, visit Jim Bower's FUN-tastic site Vancouver Top 40 Radio http://www.vancouvertop40radio.com/. Jim was kind enough to pass along Bruce's note: 'Late evening – summer of 1961. I, as a boy of almost fifteen, in hospital for a small procedure, but bed-bound for almost two weeks. Nothing to do but count the holes in the acoustic ceiling tiles, over and over — and listen to C-FUN, when Roy the Boy was ‘Crying', and Paul Anka was ‘Kissing on the Phone'… all I could think of was the hot days and how they were passing me by, outside my window. And that imaginary summer view inside another window: the ‘Control Room' and the board, where mischief was afoot, with Big Daddy at the controls, the Good Guys providing backup, awaiting their turn at the mike, taking requests, spinning the disks and weaving the magic! A fantasy image of what the listener (me) imagined just what the DJ board at C-FUN might look like amid the chaos of a Summer Soundathon week — if radio had pictures! Only in the mind's eye of a listener, out there, everywhere around a place called Funland! In the late 60s, when I was working summers at UBC, I did an illustration for a dual Ampex tape deck module (reel to reel) commissioned by Stan Davis, whose company Broadcast Technical Services produced the module. Long after, I learned that Stan (now sadly passed) designed and built the technical end of C-FUN in the early 60s. I guess he was my inspiration for this piece, although a lot of my ‘technical' input was made up — part of my ‘imagining' concept. It IS a change from the other illustrations on the Vancouver Top 40 site, however! I kept adding more and more ‘stuff', until it became a bit of a MAD magazine piece with subplots abounding... cats keeping the mice population down, and Frosty passing a chipped 45 to a harried and overworked Dave!'”

In our Spring 2014 issue of American Road Magazine, you’ll find a story about a three wheeled, bullet shaped orange car called the Urbee 2 in our Friends in the Fast Lane column. The strange little car represents the vision of Jim Kor and Bruce Stewart to build an aerodynamically perfect and absolutely energy efficient vehicle. In Part 1 of the Urbee 2 story, Jim and Bruce share the journey that is taking them toward an historic voyage on the American Road.

In our Spring 2014 issue of American Road Magazine we presented the story of a three wheeled, bullet-shaped orange car called the Urbee 2 in our Friends in the Fast Lane column. The strange little car represents the vision of Jim Kor and Bruce Stewart to build an aerodynamically perfect and absolutely energy efficient vehicle. In Part 2 of the Urbee 2 story, Jim and Bruce describe how 3D Printing will give their ultra efficient vehicle the ability to cross the US on just 10 gallons of gas.

In our Spring 2014 issue of American Road Magazine, you'll find a story about a three wheeled, bullet shaped orange car called the Urbee 2 in our Friends in the Fast Lane column. The strange little car represents the vision of Jim Kor and Bruce Stewart to build an aerodynamically perfect and absolutely energy efficient vehicle. In Part 1 of the Urbee 2 story, Jim and Bruce share the journey that is taking them toward an historic voyage on the American Road.

In our Spring 2014 issue of American Road Magazine we presented the story of a three wheeled, bullet-shaped orange car called the Urbee 2 in our Friends in the Fast Lane column. The strange little car represents the vision of Jim Kor and Bruce Stewart to build an aerodynamically perfect and absolutely energy efficient vehicle. In Part 2 of the Urbee 2 story, Jim and Bruce describe how 3D Printing will give their ultra efficient vehicle the ability to cross the US on just 10 gallons of gas.

In our Spring 2014 issue of American Road Magazine, you’ll find a story about a three wheeled, bullet shaped orange car called the Urbee 2 in our Friends in the Fast Lane column. The strange little car represents the vision of Jim Kor and Bruce Stewart to build an aerodynamically perfect and absolutely energy efficient vehicle. In Part 1 of the Urbee 2 story, Jim and Bruce share the journey that is taking them toward an historic voyage on the American Road.

In our Spring 2014 issue of American Road Magazine we presented the story of a three wheeled, bullet-shaped orange car called the Urbee 2 in our Friends in the Fast Lane column. The strange little car represents the vision of Jim Kor and Bruce Stewart to build an aerodynamically perfect and absolutely energy efficient vehicle. In Part 2 of the Urbee 2 story, Jim and Bruce describe how 3D Printing will give their ultra efficient vehicle the ability to cross the US on just 10 gallons of gas.

Charlotte View interview with Dr. Bruce W. Stewart, an international authority on speed reading & Executive Read skills.Speed Reading International (ExecuRead) is registered with the Central Contractor Registration (CCR), the primary registrant database for the US Federal Government. About ExecuRead & Speed Reading International Founded by Dr Bruce Stewart in 1979, Speed Reading International is a specialist training organization with a range of speed-reading, time-saving & productivity-improving training & coaching resources. The courses were developed by Dr Bruce W Stewart, an Evelyn Wood - Reading Dynamics (RSA) Instructor & Institute Director, with 30 years experience in teaching speed-reading &  information-management skills. He has coached people in advanced reading skills from all walks of life and has traveled throughout America, Southern Africa, England, Europe, Middle East and Far East. The SRI range of speed reading courses include SuperReading, ExecuRead, ExecuRead for Students, ExecuRead HomeStudy, ExecuRead Executive Coaching and EduRead for Schools and EduRead for Teenagers.  SpeedReading International has its head-office in the USA and regional offices in Canada, England and South Africa. Speed-reading training courses are presented world-wide. Whether you're an executive, a business owner, a manager or a student, ExecuRead will give you more time to do what matters most to you, your family and your business. And it's easier than you think. Website: www.execuread.com

How many Marae in New Zealand can boast 11 levels and counting? Justine Murray visits Taputeranga Marae, Wellington, with founder Bruce Stewart and tours the complex with his daughter, Pari. Millie Hawiki has lived in Wellington for well over 60 years. She recalls the culture shock experienced when she first arrived in the city during the 1950's fresh from an isolated, only Maori speaking community. Deborah Kapohe and Phillip Rhodes are bringing to stage the life of rangatira Hohepa Te Umuroa in an opera premiering at the 2012 New Zealand International Arts festival. They're with Maraea Rakuraku.

How many Marae in New Zealand can boast 11 levels and counting? Justine Murray visits Taputeranga Marae, Wellington, with founder Bruce Stewart and tours the complex with his daughter, Pari. Millie Hawiki has lived in Wellington for well over 60 years. She recalls the culture shock experienced when she first arrived in the city during the 1950's fresh from an isolated, only Maori speaking community. Deborah Kapohe and Phillip Rhodes are bringing to stage the life of rangatira Hohepa Te Umuroa in an opera premiering at the 2012 New Zealand International Arts festival. They're with Maraea Rakuraku.

Charlotte View interviews Dianne and Bruce Stewart and joins their efforts to spread the word about their case as they ask the American people: Are we the kind of family America wants here? "We have not once asked what America can do for us, but what we can do for America" The Stewart's are legal  immigrants to the US, completely self-sufficient financially, manage their own businesses, own property and pay all their taxes and have never received any social services or other government support whatsoever, and yet, after 10 years living in the USA, they are still being denied Permanent Residence. On December 5, 2011 On this date, the last of the Stewart's visas will expire and if they are still in the United States on December 6, they will be overstays and forever barred from applying for permanent residence in the USA. There is only ONE possible solution                                            – a Private Bill of Congress to grant Permanent Residence to Bruce, Dianne, Sarah and Michael Stewart. While this is rare and unusual, this route has been followed in extreme circumstances by US Senator Dianne Feinstein to prevent major injustices from occurring. Short Link:  http://tobtr.com/s/2486665 The Stewarts website: www.keepthestewartsincharlotte.com

This is a very exciting and informative show! Join us in this discussion about NLP. The good news is...NLP is a technique that is used in healing people influenced from a past trauma in their lives. More good news is it can be done in a session and you dont have to go through weeks and years of therapy  to heal.  Those who have phoias also can be helped with NLP. Listen in to this show and grap a pen and piece of paper to take notes.