Podcasts about bushe

Kalev Kaarna is a Mentor at Creative Destruction Lab and recently became ex-VC at Superangel where for the past 5 years Kalev operated as an investor and startups coach two in one. Kalev has specialized in propelling early-stage software and deep-tech startups to significant growth, with a keen focus on AI/ML, robotics, logistics, mobility, and SaaS B2B sectors. His prowess in guiding startups through initial challenges, especially in the Nordics and Baltics, is marked by his success in leading Superangel's accelerator program, where 33 startups collectively raised €40M. A firm believer in the power of effective pitching and building investor trust, Kalev combines his extensive intrapreneurial and research experience with a personal philosophy centered on leadership and personal coaching for founders. His journey, marked by both successes and failures, underlines his profound understanding of the entrepreneurial ecosystem and his dedication to shaping the future of tech startups.This episode is brought to you in cooperation with Tartu sTARTUp day!Join the 3,500 people taking part at this year's most startup minded business festival on January 24-26 by securing your ticket here  www.startupday.eeOn this episode we talk about:VC, Startup Coaching and Why and How Superangel Combined TheseHow Can Startup Founders Benefit from CoachingCritical Early Sales Lessons for StartupsThe “Sell-Demo-Build” StrategyHow to Build a Sales StrategyHow a Founder Must Grow Faster than Their CompanyBook references from our conversation:"Running Lean: Iterate from Plan A to a Plan That Works" by Ash Maurya."Demand-Sided Sales" by Bob Mesta."The Mom Test" by Rob Fitzpatrick."Clear Leadership" by Gervase R. Bushe."The Jolt Effect" by Matthew Dixon and Ted Mc"The Almanack of Naval Ravikant" by Eric Jorgenson."Obviously Awesome" by April Dunford."Sales Pitch" by April Dunford.“Tech Powered Sales” by Justin Michael and Tony Hughes===Find other episodes on >  https://www.pursuitofscrappiness.co/Watch select full-length episodes on our YouTube channel > https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCP6ueaLnjS-CQfrMCm2EoTAConnect with us on Linkedin > https://www.linkedin.com/company/pursuit-of-scrappiness/

Guiding you through the world of growth, performance marketing, and partner marketing.We sit down with growth and marketing leaders to share tests and lessons learned in business and life.Host: Tye DeGrangeGuest: Kalen BusheHype man & Announcer: John Potito

Gengahr have been a band since they were 12 YEARS OLD. Felix talks through the lessons he's learned and how being a tennis teacher is key to his life balance. Red Sun Titans is out now: https://gengahrband.bandcamp.com/album/red-sun-titans-1 Feel free to contribute at patreon.com/101parttimejobs Thanks Jason Cavalier for the music Song: Gengahr 'Red Sun Titans' Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join FlowForma's CEO, Olivia Bushe on the Category Visionaries podcast to discover how FlowForma is transforming the DPA and BPM space.

Tá Ciste na Séadchomharthaí le plean caomhnaithe chur le chéile do láthair seandálaíochta Chill Bhuaine sa Ghleann in Uibh Ráthach.

"Being in search of a beautiful question can lead to a new sense of purpose and direction.  A beautiful question is one that challenges assumptions, considers new possibilities, and serves as a catalyst for action and change.  Crafting and engaging with such beautiful questions is like an art.  Like other art forms, it takes practice, and requires learning from practice.  When practiced well, artful inquiry can lead to transformative learning and innovative change".  Southern, N. (2015) Framing Inquiry, in G. R. Bushe &. R. J Marshak (Eds) Dialogic Organizational Development (p. 271)   Those beautiful words you hear in the introduction are from Nancy Southern, reflecting what it takes to frame effective inquiry, based on the insights from Warren Berger's 2014 book A Beautiful Question.  Inspired by that, this episode is a wonderful combination for me.  A past guest, who is curious, humble, and super interesting, combined with no structure to the podcast episode whatsoever apart from curious questions.  You'll remember Ron Gantt from episode 146.  Ron and I wanted to catch up, and this is what we talked about.  For some of you, knowing the podcast topic and how the guest fits the topic is important for a podcast to be worth listening to.  Sometimes, as Southern and Berger hint at, not knowing and trying to ask better more beautiful questions is a wonderful and productive way to learn.  I hope you enjoy this conversation with Ron Gantt, even if none of us know where it's heading until we get there.  Here's Ron:

In this episode Bart speaks to Prof. Gervase Bushe about his work in understanding of why change fails and the many mistaken assumptions around leading change leaders have. Gervase shares his model for Generative Change and explains practically how leaders can use it to harness the thinking and engagement of their people. A must listen in this time of continual transformation for any leader grappling with what it takes to reach and inspire their people.

In this episode of the Brett Cobley podcast I interview James Bushe. An inspirational pilot that overturned an antiquated ruling and paved the way for himself and others to become a pilot while living with HIV. We also talk about world Aids day and our privilege as white males living in a society that has a long way to go in terms of diversity. We also touched on controlling the narrative around HIV and walking the line between working to break the stigma and also highlighting the fact that 1m people are still dying from AIDS each year that don't have access to the level of medication and health care we have in the UK. 

Příchod nového milénia ve Spojených státech znamenal volbu nového prezidenta. Na těsné výsledky byla Amerika zvyklá. Málokterá volba hlavy státu v historii ale vyvolává dodnes tolik otázek, jako ta, která do křesla vynesla George W. Bushe. Byl skutečným vítězem klání, nebo se prvním prezidentem třetího tisíciletí měl stát jeho demokratický soupeř Al Gore?

Příchod nového milénia ve Spojených státech znamenal volbu nového prezidenta. Na těsné výsledky byla Amerika zvyklá. Málokterá volba hlavy státu v historii ale vyvolává dodnes tolik otázek, jako ta, která do křesla vynesla George W. Bushe. Byl skutečným vítězem klání, nebo se prvním prezidentem třetího tisíciletí měl stát jeho demokratický soupeř Al Gore?

This week my co-host is James Bushe a commercial pilot who has changed the Aviation industry and trailblazing international conversations around stigma around HIV and success! Also featuring our new segment Poetry Pros and PSAs for Election 2020 and completing the US Census! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

V předchozí části rozhovoru s panem profesorem Peterem Staňkem jsme slyšeli velmi důležité informace – ačkoli asi nikoho nepotěšily. Polarizace ve Spojených státech je obrovská, nikdy tak výrazná nebyla. Například ještě za prezidentů Clintona a Bushe měl stát přehled o počtu bezdomovců, bylo jich tehdy zhruba kolem osmnácti milionů. Pak jejich počty přestali sledovat, a dnes už jen odhadují, že jich je kolem čtyřiceti milionů. „V nejbohatší zemi světa, v zemi, která je na technologické špičce, máte čtyřicet milionů bezdomovců… je to přece naprosto absurdní…“ Pan profesor se také vyjádřil poměrně skepticky o naší schopnosti poučit se, když řekl: „Jsme nepoučitelní. Neustále opakujeme tytéž chyby. Proč? Protože jsme nenašli poučení v matce věd, v historii, která nám nastínila důvody, příčiny, důsledky činů z minulosti. My je neustále opakujeme.“ A posléze šel ještě dále, když prohlásil: „Problém je v tom, že se ztratila síla diskuse a argumentů. Teď existuje jen rozdělení – máte můj názor, jste můj přítel, máte jiný názor, jste nepřítel. Ale je tato polarizace, toto rozdělení společnosti jen náhodné? Položme si otázku: Když chcete ovládat společnost, co musíte udělat? Musíte ji rozdělit na skupiny, a na jednotlivce, pak tyto skupiny poštvat proti sobě, a dát argumenty všem skupinám tak, aby byly zásadně nesmiřitelné. Aby tedy nemohla existovat diskuse, komunikace, výměna názorů…“ V této zásadní debatě o nesmiřitelně rozdělené společnosti pokračujeme i v dalším díle, samozřejmě opět s panem profesorem Peterem Staňkem. 3. díl, 06.10.2020, www.KupreduDoMinulosti.cz

A chance to listen again to an episode from February 2019 of Words Lightly Spoken, a podcast of poetry from Ireland. Paddy Bushe reads his poem Our Lady of Cúm a’ Chiste from his collection On a Turning Wing, published by Dedalus Press. This episode of Words Lightly Spoken was funded by the Arts Council of Ireland.

Tá Paddy Bushe ag léamh dánta do dhaoine ar an dteileafón! Seo scéim atá ar bun aige Poetry Ireland ina léann file dánta ar an dteileafón dtí duine éigin atá suite aige baile.

Agile is less and less about “individuals and interactions,” and more about processes, tools, and even command-and-control management. The good news is that today's guest at Agile on the Edge can tell us why and what to do about it! 

Na dnešek jsem z archivu vytáhnul dokument, který jsem točil v roce 2009 jako takové ohlédnutí za tehdy končícím prezidentem Georgem Bushem mladším po 8 letech v prezidentském úřadě. Dneska na tu dobu vzpomínám trochu s úsměvem, protože jsem tenkrát od hodně lidí slyšel, že Ameriku málokdo rozdělil někdo tak, jako George Bush, když vyhrál v nepříliš nepovedených volbách, o jejichž výsledku fakticky rozhodoval Nejvyšší soud a právníci, spíš než sami voliči. A úsměvné mi to přijde z toho důvodu, že dnes znovu slyšíme, že Amerika nikdy nebyla tak rozdělená jako teď, za prezidenta Donalda Trumpa. Je to takové déja vu.

Heidi is a speaker, author, and relationship expert. Her first book; Relationship Ready: How I Stopped **cking Randos and Started Cupcaking my Soul Mate is now available on Amazon. Heidi left that cubicle life in 2018 to chase her dream, to write her book, and to help women identify and change painful patterns in their relationships. She hosts a monthly workshop in Portland (she'd love to see you there) and she offers the course online, on the off chance you'd prefer to do that soul-searching in the comfort of your own home. If you're curious about Heidi, her message, and her work, you can tune in to her podcast, The Relationship Ready Podcast with Heidi B on Apple, Spotify, you know the drill! Find Hiedi Here: www.heidibcoaching.com IG: @honeyb52 FB: www.facebook.com/heidi-busche Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-relationship-ready-podcast-with-heidi-b/id1495853211 ________________ To learn more about the event in April: Follow me on IG: @sheshungryco Join my email list at sheshungryco.com

In this episode, Sean and Nick discuss IT in medicine, and are joined by Andrea and Alison for their experiences.References:Siochi, R. A., Balter, P., Bloch, C. D., Bushe, H. S., Mayo, C. S., Curran, B. H., ... & Stern, R. L. (2009). Information technology resource management in radiation oncology. Journal of applied clinical medical physics, 10(4), 16-35. https://doi.org/10.1120/jacmp.v10i4.3116NEMA DICOM Standard: http://dicom.nema.org/medical/dicom/current/output/html/part01.htmlCrash Course Computer Science: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLME-KWdxI8dcaHSzzRsNuOLXtM2Ep_C7a

This week, Hannah chats to playwright & comedian Fran Bushe about her show Ad Libido, which explored female sexual dysfunction. Fran shared the misconceptions around what we view as ‘normal’ sex and feeling inadequate when you can’t have it. They also talk about viewing the brain as an important sexual organ, and why we need to change the notion that ‘successful’ sex = penetrative sex. Finally, Hannah and Fran discuss sexual empowerment as a continuous process, and how we learn about ourselves and our bodies throughout our lives.Fran: https://twitter.com/franbushe

The theme for this series of podcasts is "The Dance." We kick things off with a discussion of Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II. Amy reviews Killer Within for Straight-to-Video Russian Roulette. Jason Kretten (HorrorHound Magazine, Night of the Comic podcast) guests.  Brought to you ad free by the Legion of Demons at patreon.com/notlp. Join the Legion to get more stuff at patreon.com/notlp! Our Beelzebub tier producers are: Mandi Arthur Jim Bolding Brandon Boone Cassie & Jeremy Burmeister Bill Fahrner Blake Heath  Amanda James Alise Kombrinck Jeff Lancaster Tree & Alex McNulty Ernest Perez Mark Watts  Branan Whitehead & Emily Intravia Additional financial contributions by Amy & Freddy Morris   “Monster Movies (with My Friends)” was written and performed by Kelley Kombrinck. It was recorded and mixed by Freddy Morris. Night of the Living Podcast’s chief contributors are:  Mikey B  Andy Hung Kelley Kombrinck  Amy Morris Freddy Morris   The podcast is produced and engineered by Amy & Freddy Morris.    Night is the Living Podcast Social Media:   facebook.com/notlp twitter.com/notlp instagram.com/nightofthelivingpodcast youtube.com/notlpcrew   Connect with other listeners in the Facebook Group or on Reddit:   https://www.facebook.com/groups/notlp https://www.reddit.com/r/NOTLPodcast  

  Giles Alderson (The Dare) and Andrew Rodger (World of Darkness) sit down with director James Bushe to chat about his debut feature film 'Cannibals and Carpet Fitters'.   How loving zombie films as a kid made him want to be a filmmakers and how other people can have the same idea you've had since you were a child.   Making short film cannibals and carpet fitters and turning it into a feature film. Making a short film and the problems on set. Turning them into positives.   How he made Predator; Dark Ages fan film. Did a Kickstarter and raising further funds.   Using same investors to make feature cannibals   Making the effects and the gore. Using VFX to your advantage and how best to go about it.   Plus James gives you advice for making a horror comedy   Cannibals and Carpet Fitters Trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kT5eMms95M&t=3s   Cannibals and Carpet Fitters Pre Order https://www.amazon.co.uk/Cannibals-Carpet-Fitters-Alex-Zane/dp/B07NRDV6SK   WATCH Predator Dark Ages https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRD8jAk274I   James Bushe Website https://www.jamesbushe.co.uk/   James Bushe TWITTER https://twitter.com/tallynator101   LINKS   'FOOD FOR THOUGHT' CROWDFUNDER PAGE https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/foodforthough RAINDANCE Did you know that Raindance Film Festival has been listed by Variety as "one of the world's top 50 unmissable film festivals”? Raindance aims to show the boldest and most innovative work that challenges the boundaries of filmmaking. And, they're an Academy Award and BAFTA-qualifying festival for short films, and a BIFA-qualifying festival for British films. Submit your film by 26th April with the Early Bird fee, and get 20% off on your submission with the discount code PODCAST 20. https://filmfreeway.com/Raindance BUZZFEED FAV PODCASTS LINK Please do us a favour and recommend us to Buzzfeed. Link http://bit.ly/2srIEAP   WATCH World of Darkness https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07BS35KQ2?pf_rd_p=855cdcfd-05d9-474f-b84d-8286a3530ba1&pf_rd_r=G5Q5NNQZR9PRZNQ4ME5D   WATCH Fanged Up https://www.amazon.co.uk/Fanged-Up-Daniel-OReilly/dp/B07F83JN6G/ref=sr_1_1?s=instant-video&ie=UTF8&qid=1542670909&sr=1-1&keywords=fanged   Follow US on Twitter @filmmakerspod  @Food4ThoughtDoc @dirdomlenoir@gilesalderson  @35mmdop @Cjamesdirect @dan710ths @FangedUpFilm @thedaremovie   Part of the www.podfixnetwork.com  

Paddy Bushe reads his poem Our Lady of Cúm a’ Chiste in this episode of Words Lightly Spoken, a podcast of poetry from Ireland, funded by the Arts Council of Ireland. The poem is from his collection On a Turning Wing, published by Dedalus Press.

Slova mají velkou moc. O to víc, zaznějí-li z úst amerického prezidenta. George Bush 29. ledna 2002 pak během své zprávy o stavu unie vyslovuje legendární frázi. Hovoří o takzvané “ose zla”. Označuje tak Irák, Írán a Severní Koreu. Podle Bushe se tyto státy pokouší dostat ke zbraním hromadného ničení.  Termínem pak zahájil i štvanici proti těmto státům. Za jeho užití ale Bushe později kritizoval i jeho otec. Podle něj ničemu neprospěl.

Currently playing in select Irish cinemas is The Belly of the Whale starring Pat Shortt. The film tells the story of two down-and-outs bonded together in misfortune. They devise a plan to rob a small town amusement arcade from an unscrupulous local businessman. Gordon Hayden from We Love Movies recently spoke to the film’s writer/director Morgan Bushe.

The Belly Of The Whale is set over a long bank holiday weekend. Misfit teenager, Joey Moody, returns to his home town in a bid to reopen his family’s crumbling caravan park and salvage his friendship with his best friend, Lanks. Meanwhile, on a mission to find the money to cover his wife’s medical expenses, Ronald Tanner, a fractured soul, risks his meagre life savings on a get rich quick scheme that ends in abject failure and humiliation at the hands of local big shot Gits Hegarty, pushing Ronald over the edge and off the wagon. After Joey accidentally burns down Ronald’s camper van and is forced to find the cash to repay him, the strange pair find themselves bonded together in misfortune. In an effort to change their shabby circumstances they concoct a plan to rob the Pleasurama, the local amusement arcade, and the domain of the iniquitous Gits. Gemma Creagh chats to Morgan Bushe about The Belly of the Whale his debut feature as a director and  Lewis MacDougall about his role as Joey. http://filmireland.net/

This is an uncut version of the podcast and has been left unedited on purpose Graham Bushe didn't own a pair of running shoes 5 years ago. In June 2017 he run 254 Km in 38 hours. How do you achieve such a feat? Our first podcast is a conversation with Graham that inspired us and we hope it will inspire you. An ordinary man achieving extraordinary things.... Theme music - Alice - by Lucky Bones Support this podcast

One of the Great West Coast Swing Dancers of the Boston Westie scene, Dylan Bushe joins the show as we talk about how he got started in that dance along with other interests including some Star Wars and so much more! Very knowlegeable about so many things as you'll get to hear during this conversation along with some funny moments we share along the way that you don't wanna miss! NOTE: Huge thanks goes out to our previous guest Roberto Corporan for helping set up this interview with Dylan and for using his place! There's also a brief cameo as well.

Gervase Bushe is the Professor of Leadership and Organisational Development at the Beedie School of Business, Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, Canada. His career spans over three decades of transforming organisational structures, cultures and processes, away from command and control and towards more collaborative work systems. Gervase is an award winning author of over one hundred papers and has three books on organisational change, leadership, teams and teamwork. His newest co-authored book, “Dialogic Organisation Development: The Theory and Practise of Transformational Change,” builds on his ground breaking research into how appreciative inquiry leads to transformational change, and is gathering international acclaim. He has consulted to blue chip corporations and start-ups, public sector and business corporations in a variety of sectors and, in 2016, HR Magazine in the UK added him to their list of the 30 Most Influential HR thinkers. Today we’re talking with Gervase about how to create changes in workplaces that enable them to flourish. Gervase shares his award-winning insights on why we need to understand more about how living systems thrive, the role of leaders and the danger of big visions, and how to ask generative questions that shift people’s thinking and behavior. Connect with Gervase Bushe: Website: gervasebushe.ca [free_product_purchase id="23420"] You’ll Learn: [03:05] - Gervase introduces transformational change processes, and explains the results of tests he's done in that area. [07:18] - Gervases gives his experience of how self organisation has been integrated into the workplace. [11:26] - Gervase explains the difference between a 'positive' and 'generative' approach. [16:27] - Gervase shares his tips on asking more generative questions. [16:35] - Gervase talks about how to focus on developing positive traits, rather than trying to eliminate the negative. [26:59] - Lightning round with Gervase Bushe Your Resources: Clear Leadership by Gervase Bushe Dialogic Organisation Development by Gervase Bushe & Robert J. Marshak Good People, Bad Managers by Samuel Culbert Strangers to Ourselves by Tim Wilson Thanks for listening! Thanks so much for joining me again this week.  If you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of this post. Please leave an honest review for the Making Positive Psychology Work Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated. They do matter in the rankings of the show, and I read each and every one of them.  And don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic updates. It’s free! You can also listen to all the episodes of Making Positive Psychology Work streamed directly to your smartphone or iPad through stitcher. No need for downloading or syncing. Until next time, take care!  Thank you Gervase!

On tonight's episode of "The Crypto Show," we talk with Nanu Berks of nanuberks.com about her many adventures as an artist, writer, and person of many hats and many talents. She tells us about the benefits of working remotely, the world of decentralized art, and her particular art focus on murals and, of late, crypto murals. We also discuss VR art, her art pieces around Austin, remittance payments, crypto and Latin America, her upcoming events, and Rahm Emmanuel.  In the second hour, we talk to John Bushe, President of Zero Waste Asset Management. We talk about the Zero Waste goals of Austin and other cities, the impact that such goals would have on the economy and ecology, and how the blockchain-based technology and business model of his company will help promote those goals. We also discuss Zero Waste Asset Management's upcoming token sale.

Inspired by nature, and made necessary by the city of Austin, Texas' struggle to reach their zero-waste goal, Zero Waste applies bio-mimicry ideas in order to reach a more sustainable, zero-waste future. In order to make their zero-waste goals on time, the city needed a way to manage their solid waste assets, and a network of businesses and projects was created. Zero Waste performs trash analysis for interested businesses by gathering data for one month on dumpster usage. After the data is collected, Zero Waste helps businesses find the correct dumpster size for their business, and arranges for the dumpster to be emptied only when it is full, as collecting trash whether or not the dumpster is full is one of the biggest inefficiencies in the solid waste industry. Businesses save money on their trash collection costs, become more aware of the types of trash that they produce, and will reward correct behavior with tokens. Zero Waste has a year of exciting partnerships coming up, leading to what they believe will be wide-scale adoption before the year is over. For more information, visit www.zerowasteadvocacy.com.

Poet Paddy Bushe talks about Michael Hartnett

In this show Ill be talking with James Bushe, and Simon Rowling the producers of Predator Dark Ages. Which is a very interesting and creative film based off the Predator movie franchise. The film takes place literaly in the Dark ages where Templar knights vs the alien Predator. Join us as we discuss there film, sci-fi, and much more! For more info checkout the KS link below. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/darkageproductions/predator-dark-ages?ref=nav_search