Podcast appearances and mentions of Charlie Walsh

On this episode, Caroline Donaghue and Priya Rawal welcome Charlie Walsh, Head of Residential Sales & Marketing at The Old War Office (OWO).Charlie was introduced into the world of property through his love for movies. After a boring work experience stint at a stockbroking firm, he was later offered an opportunity at a property company. The adventure of travelling to sites, seeing developments in person kick cemented his interest in the industry. Though some experiences in his career knocked down his confidence, he was still very eager to a life in the world of property later. This passion landed him opportunities to spearhead international sales for high profile schemes including 1 Grosvenor Square, Lincoln Square, Holland Park Gate, Savills to name afew under his belt.With an incredibly extensive background in the super prime sector, Charlie landed his dream job working with the Hinduja family to transform The Old War Office, one he calls 'the most iconic building'. Infused with a rich, cultural legacy from, being the home to King Henry VIII to the home of Britain's Ministry of Defence in 1906, the journey of turning the former government office into a haven of luxury hospitality 120 years after doors shut to the public was one Charlie 'found amazing and one that was I hugely honoured to complete'.Supported by Angel O'Donnell & V1 Architectural Visualisation.Follow Caroline @caroline.donaghue, Priya @priya.rawal.london and the podcast page @therealrendezvous on Instagram and LinkedIn. Produced by BBE Podcast Agency.#therealrendezvous #propertypodcast #realestatepodcast #brandedresidential #primeproperty #theowo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

‘Lead, or be led', is how Neil Craig, this week's guest ‘In the Arena', describes it. Choose to lead, or allow the challenge of your circumstance to lead you.In the podcast, he speaks about the two egos leaders need to succeed in high-stakes environments, and I love this insight.Neil Craig is a man with more experience in the broadest range of elite sport, and has made growth a practice.Whether it be as the Senior Coach of the Adelaide Football Club in the AFL after a storied playing career, as Eddie Jones' ‘truth teller' when Eddie was coaching both England and Australia in Rugby World Cups, or working with legendary cycling coach Charlie Walsh in Olympic campaigns, Neil provides the most profound insights that can only come from someone who brings curiosity and courage to every conversation, and the generosity I so value in our friendship.As a coach of coaches, Neil Craig is the ‘second set of eyes' to coaches and leaders seeking to perform at the highest level, as another coach's coach, Cody Royle, wonderfully describes it in his fantastic book of the same name.As leaders, we all need a ‘second set of eyes'.Play on!Cam.

In this ESPRESSO edition of my conversation with Charlie Walsh from 2020 I get to interview Charlie Walsh, a leader with a global reputation in luxury residential sales. Charlie opens up about his career evolution, his time in the Middle East, and how he approaches risks and challenges. This episode provides valuable insights into the importance of resilience, continuous learning, and the critical support of loved ones in achieving career success. At the time of the recording Charlie was the Director for Sales for Lodha UK. Introduction Starting a Career in Real Estate Key Lesson: Choose a Tangible Industry Experience in the Middle East Key Lesson: Embrace Market Fluctuations Handling Risks and Setbacks Key Lesson: Continuous Challenge Source of Optimism Key Lesson: Seek External Perspectives Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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EPISODE 58: After a healthy week off for International Break, Wayne and Adam return just as cheeky as ever.  In "What Was That" the lads revel in the 'squeaky bum' match vs Wolves and spend much time talking about the match and our loanee Jesse "Messi" Lingard.  Between segments, Wayne sings his chant all about Adam losing a bet and then it's onto many of your posts in "Social Shenanigans." Some technical challenges could have been a real damper, but due to Wayne's expertise in production you get to hear "The West Ham Plug" with an A-List Guest all the way from across the pond in England!! Hope you enjoy this episode as much as we did recording it! Our Partners: Hammers Polls, COYIrons.com, American Hammers Network, Football London.   Mentioned this Episode: Rebecca Gowers, Nick Meltzer, West Ham Unofficial with Jake, Charlie Walsh, Forged From Iron, Moore Than Just a Podcast, Brawley Darbon (West Ham Way USA), Carlton Cole, Tomas Soucek, Jesse Lingard, Declan Rice,  West Ham United (YouTube Channel)

EPISODE 57:  Adam and Wayne return after a week off and are still stewing about losing to Manchester United.  In What Was That they discuss the tactics Moyes used and also chat about the new Europa Conference League and what it may mean to West Ham.  Then Wayne turns the tables on Adam by dropping a surprise on him as we get to hear Adam's meltdown on the YouTube Channel, West Ham Unofficial and the epic grudge battle between Adam and Charlie Walsh!  At the end of the episode Adam makes another prediction which Wayne has a laugh about.  All around a DO NOT MISS episode... so don't miss it and have a listen now!

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EPISODE 56: Sorry this is later than normal but someone had vaccine side effects.... yep Wayne. Regardles, we are honored to present this episode to you with some true Legends in it!   In What Was That we get  give you our Top Shelf and Dreggs of the Barrel from the Man Shitty match and also our take on the Damned United match!  Social Shenanigans, presented by Hammers Polls, we go over Hammer of the Year and Adam ends up with eggs on his face! Plus we shout out to many of our 100s of West Ham PodHeads in our very active FaceBook Group  (YOU SHOULD JOIN IT FOR A LAUGH). Then it's a Pie and MashUp that honors the past and butchers the present.  Hope you have as much fun listening as we did recording!    Our Partners: Hammers Polls, COYIrons.com, American Hammers Network, Football London. Mentioned this Episode: So many fans and birth announcements! Barry Hayes, McMullan's Irish Pub, West Ham Unofficial with Jake, Charlie Walsh, Hammers Chat 

EPISODE 56: Sorry this is later than normal but someone had vaccine side effects.... yep Wayne. Regardles, we are honored to present this episode to you with some true Legends in it!   In What Was That we get  give you our Top Shelf and Dregs of the Barrel from the Man Shitty match and also our take on the Damned United match!  Social Shenanigans, presented by Hammers Polls, we go over Hammer of the Year and Adam ends up with eggs on his face! Plus we shout out to many of our 100s of West Ham PodHeads in our very active FaceBook Group  (YOU SHOULD JOIN IT FOR A LAUGH). Then it's a Pie and MashUp that honors the past and butchers the present.  Hope you have as much fun listening as we did recording! Our Partners: Hammers Polls, COYIrons.com, American Hammers Network, Football London. Mentioned this Episode: So many fans and birth announcements! Barry Hayes, McMullan's Irish Pub, West Ham Unofficial with Jake, Charlie Walsh, Hammers Chat 

EPISODE 55: why did Adam fall asleep before recording?  Well, we find this out. and the consequences, in this fun filled episode!  In What Was That we get  a full account of our peeling of the Spuds on Sunday and predictions for Man City!  Today's Social Shenanigans, presented by Hammers Polls, has a difference of opinion on who should be a permanent signing at season's end.  Plus we shout out to many of our 100s of West Ham PodHeads in our very active FaceBook Group. Then it's off to sing and laugh in Pie and MashUp as we celebrate being 4th in the League and Wayne gets all goofy with his "new chant/ song" ideas!    Our Partners: Hammers Polls, COYIrons.com, American Hammers Network, Football London. Mentioned this Episode: Justin Mangrich, Barry Hayes, John Black, McMullan's Irish Pub, Dennis South, Robert Banks, Russ Budden, Baz Cox, Isla Caton and Isla's Fight, On the Stoop with Lolo, West Ham Unofficial with Jake, Charlie Walsh, Hammers Chat, West Ham Fan TV, Dan Powers, Zachary Harden.

EPISODE 55: why did Adam fall asleep before recording?  Well, we find this out. and the consequences, in this fun filled episode!  In What Was That we get  a full account of our peeling of the Spuds on Sunday and predictions for Man City! Today's Social Shenanigans, presented by Hammers Polls, has a difference of opinion on who should be a permanent signing at season's end.  Plus we shout out to many of our 100s of West Ham PodHeads in our very active FaceBook Group. Then it's off to sing and laugh in Pie and MashUp as we celebrate being 4th in the League and Wayne gets all goofy with his "new chant/ song" ideas!  Our Partners: Hammers Polls, COYIrons.com, American Hammers Network, Football London. Mentioned this Episode: Justin Mangrich, Barry Hayes, John Black, McMullan's Irish Pub, Dennis South, Robert Banks, Russ Budden, Baz Cox, Isla Caton and Isla's Fight, On the Stoop with Lolo, West Ham Unofficial with Jake, Charlie Walsh, Hammers Chat, West Ham Fan TV, Dan Powers, Zachary Harden.

Our Great Coach on this episode is Charlie Walsh. Charlie was the coach of the Australian National Cycling team from 1980 until 2000. During that time he took the Australian team from a world rank of 25 to number 1. He coached cyclists to 10 World and 12 Olympic Games records winning 43 gold medals, 31 silver medals and 43 bronze medals. He has multiple coach of the year awards, and was recognised for his services to cycling when he was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia in 1987. Charlie is a master coach with a legendary reputation in the world of cycling. If you would like to send us any feedback or if you know a great coach, who has a unique story to share, then we would love to hear from you, please contact us at thegreatcoachespodcast@gmail.com You can also follow us here Twitter @CoachesGreat Instagram @the_great_coaches_podcast YouTube The Great Coaches Podcast channel page LinkedIn The Great Coaches Podcast showpage

If you are into all-things Leadership, Organizational Change and Development....then this episode is for YOU! We welcome back Leadership and Training Guru Charlie Walsh as he gives a historical view of how Leadership has changed over the past 40 years. Charlie also discusses Democratization of Leadership, Incubation of Leadership, the Leadership Forum in Silver Bay, New York.....and Elvis Presley.Built on a foundation of progressive contributions in both the public & private sectors since the 1960's, Charlie started HOPS International LLC in 1992 where he currently serves as President & Chief Provocateur,  providing organizational development and leadership performance improvement solutions through the design, development, management and facilitation of innovative adult learning strategies and skill development programs. Visit his website at https://www.hopsintl.com/ to learn more.The HR and Leadership Spotlight Show features Leaders - HR Professionals, Consultants, Coaches, Entrepreneurs, and Business Owners. If you are a business with a product or service that HR and Leaders could use, sponsor a show...we can help you get the word out.Having Human Resources challenges in your organization? Visit - www.GetHRHelpNow.com

In this episode I am joined By Charlie Walsh, Director of Sales for Lodha Group, international development company responsible for One Grosvenor Square one of the world's finest residential super prime projects. Charlie and I discuss his career to date from Bristol, London, Dubai and back to London now responsible for sales strategy for this +£bn portfolio of luxury residential homes.Charlie is incredibly humble and open in our interview, but I think you can't miss that Charlie doesn't let external factors impact him in the same way others might. He has a way of always turning it into a positive.Contact: ncarman@macdonaldandcompany.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/nickcarman See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode NINE of This Is My Favourite Thing with Charlie Walsh investigates the mystery of Vladimir Nabokov's infinitely layered mystery-box of a novel, the 999-line poem Pale Fire. ------------------------------ Pale Fire by Vladimir Nabokov (1962) https://www.penguin.com.au/books/pale-fire-9780141185262 Pale Fire: poem https://genius.com/John-francis-shade-pale-fire-a-poem-in-four-cantos-annotated Nabokov's "Pale Fire": The Magic of Artistic Discovery by Brian Boyd https://www.jstor.org/stable/j.ctt7t9zq

Matt started competitive cycling at age 14. Like so many other Australian professional riders he started his career on the track under Charlie Walsh, competing in the Junior World Championship in Athens. Turning professional in 1996 at age 22 with the Giant-Australian Institute of Sport team. After 2 years with the GIANT-AIS Team, Matt then went through Italian teams Amore & Vita–ForzArcore (1998) and Vini Caldirola(1999) before finding himself on the US Postal Service team from 2001 through to 2003. In this period Matt was not selected to ride the Tour de France with Lance Armstrong but did ride the 2003 Vuelta a España in support of Roberto Heras. In 2004, Matt moved to the French Cofidis team to join fellow Australian Stuart O'Grady. From 2006 - 2007 Matt rode for the Discovery Channel Team before taking up a management role in 2008 with Slipstream - Chipotle and then with Orca - Scott in 2012 (now Mitchelton - Scott) where he remains still.  Its clear that Matt loves the sport and has evolved year after year ensuring he can perform at his best as a cyclist and now as one of the best Sport Directors the sport of cycling has seen.   

This week have get two Ask The Guys questions. The first one is from Charlie Walsh out of Australia and the second is from Fraser Burrows out of The UK.  They are both very similar...

Marvin Scott’s new book, As I Saw It: A Reporter’s Intrepid Journey (Beaufort Books, 2017) tells 26 stories of memorable people and events that the veteran TV journalist gathered during a career spanning more than 50 years. Scott estimates that he’s told more than 15,000 stories and interviewed 30,000 people for print, radio and television. He describes himself as a journalist who has “tried to stick to old-fashioned reporting, just the facts, without adding my personal views.” He also writes that “at the heart of every story, big and small, is a person. It is people who make the news.” The winner of 11 Emmy Awards, Scott is currently the senior correspondent at New York’s WPIX-TV. He has written for the New York Herald Tribune as well as Parade Magazine and has worked as a radio reporter for the Mutual Broadcasting System and at such television outfits as CNN, WNEW, and WABC. In this New Books Network interview, Marvin Scott recounts some of the stories he covered including one he did on Charlie Walsh, the bank thief who became a New York celebrity. He also describes how he managed to interview Abraham Zapruder and how many years later, he synced Zapruder’s recorded words to the 26-second amateur film he had shot of the Kennedy assassination in Dallas. Scott champions traditional, shoe-leather reporting and laments the influence of social media outlets that publish first and check the facts later. Bruce Wark is a freelance journalist and retired journalism professor based in the Sackville, New Brunswick. Laura Landon is a librarian at Mount Allison University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Marvin Scott’s new book, As I Saw It: A Reporter’s Intrepid Journey (Beaufort Books, 2017) tells 26 stories of memorable people and events that the veteran TV journalist gathered during a career spanning more than 50 years. Scott estimates that he’s told more than 15,000 stories and interviewed 30,000 people for print, radio and television. He describes himself as a journalist who has “tried to stick to old-fashioned reporting, just the facts, without adding my personal views.” He also writes that “at the heart of every story, big and small, is a person. It is people who make the news.” The winner of 11 Emmy Awards, Scott is currently the senior correspondent at New York’s WPIX-TV. He has written for the New York Herald Tribune as well as Parade Magazine and has worked as a radio reporter for the Mutual Broadcasting System and at such television outfits as CNN, WNEW, and WABC. In this New Books Network interview, Marvin Scott recounts some of the stories he covered including one he did on Charlie Walsh, the bank thief who became a New York celebrity. He also describes how he managed to interview Abraham Zapruder and how many years later, he synced Zapruder’s recorded words to the 26-second amateur film he had shot of the Kennedy assassination in Dallas. Scott champions traditional, shoe-leather reporting and laments the influence of social media outlets that publish first and check the facts later. Bruce Wark is a freelance journalist and retired journalism professor based in the Sackville, New Brunswick. Laura Landon is a librarian at Mount Allison University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Marvin Scott’s new book, As I Saw It: A Reporter’s Intrepid Journey (Beaufort Books, 2017) tells 26 stories of memorable people and events that the veteran TV journalist gathered during a career spanning more than 50 years. Scott estimates that he’s told more than 15,000 stories and interviewed 30,000 people for print, radio and television. He describes himself as a journalist who has “tried to stick to old-fashioned reporting, just the facts, without adding my personal views.” He also writes that “at the heart of every story, big and small, is a person. It is people who make the news.” The winner of 11 Emmy Awards, Scott is currently the senior correspondent at New York’s WPIX-TV. He has written for the New York Herald Tribune as well as Parade Magazine and has worked as a radio reporter for the Mutual Broadcasting System and at such television outfits as CNN, WNEW, and WABC. In this New Books Network interview, Marvin Scott recounts some of the stories he covered including one he did on Charlie Walsh, the bank thief who became a New York celebrity. He also describes how he managed to interview Abraham Zapruder and how many years later, he synced Zapruder’s recorded words to the 26-second amateur film he had shot of the Kennedy assassination in Dallas. Scott champions traditional, shoe-leather reporting and laments the influence of social media outlets that publish first and check the facts later. Bruce Wark is a freelance journalist and retired journalism professor based in the Sackville, New Brunswick. Laura Landon is a librarian at Mount Allison University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Marvin Scott’s new book, As I Saw It: A Reporter’s Intrepid Journey (Beaufort Books, 2017) tells 26 stories of memorable people and events that the veteran TV journalist gathered during a career spanning more than 50 years. Scott estimates that he’s told more than 15,000 stories and interviewed 30,000 people for print, radio and television. He describes himself as a journalist who has “tried to stick to old-fashioned reporting, just the facts, without adding my personal views.” He also writes that “at the heart of every story, big and small, is a person. It is people who make the news.” The winner of 11 Emmy Awards, Scott is currently the senior correspondent at New York’s WPIX-TV. He has written for the New York Herald Tribune as well as Parade Magazine and has worked as a radio reporter for the Mutual Broadcasting System and at such television outfits as CNN, WNEW, and WABC. In this New Books Network interview, Marvin Scott recounts some of the stories he covered including one he did on Charlie Walsh, the bank thief who became a New York celebrity. He also describes how he managed to interview Abraham Zapruder and how many years later, he synced Zapruder’s recorded words to the 26-second amateur film he had shot of the Kennedy assassination in Dallas. Scott champions traditional, shoe-leather reporting and laments the influence of social media outlets that publish first and check the facts later. Bruce Wark is a freelance journalist and retired journalism professor based in the Sackville, New Brunswick. Laura Landon is a librarian at Mount Allison University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Marvin Scott’s new book, As I Saw It: A Reporter’s Intrepid Journey (Beaufort Books, 2017) tells 26 stories of memorable people and events that the veteran TV journalist gathered during a career spanning more than 50 years. Scott estimates that he’s told more than 15,000 stories and interviewed 30,000 people for print, radio and television. He describes himself as a journalist who has “tried to stick to old-fashioned reporting, just the facts, without adding my personal views.” He also writes that “at the heart of every story, big and small, is a person. It is people who make the news.” The winner of 11 Emmy Awards, Scott is currently the senior correspondent at New York’s WPIX-TV. He has written for the New York Herald Tribune as well as Parade Magazine and has worked as a radio reporter for the Mutual Broadcasting System and at such television outfits as CNN, WNEW, and WABC. In this New Books Network interview, Marvin Scott recounts some of the stories he covered including one he did on Charlie Walsh, the bank thief who became a New York celebrity. He also describes how he managed to interview Abraham Zapruder and how many years later, he synced Zapruder’s recorded words to the 26-second amateur film he had shot of the Kennedy assassination in Dallas. Scott champions traditional, shoe-leather reporting and laments the influence of social media outlets that publish first and check the facts later. Bruce Wark is a freelance journalist and retired journalism professor based in the Sackville, New Brunswick. Laura Landon is a librarian at Mount Allison University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The name 'Charlie Walsh' sends a shiver down the spine of Australia's top cyclists of the last few decades. David Barry Vivian 'Charlie' Walsh OAM has been the toughest and one of the most successful coaches in the history of Australian elite sport. He was the national Track Cycling Coach for Cycling Australia for 20 years. During that time he coached cyclists to 10 world records, 12 Olympic Games records and 22 Commonwealth Games records. His cyclists have won 78 Gold, 50 silver and 51 bronze medals, breaking 44 world records along the way. Among the famous names in cycling who worked under Charlie are Brett Aitken, Darryn Hill, Shane Kelly, Brad McGee, Gary Neiwand, Stuart O'Grady, Luke Roberts, Mike Rodgers, Mike Turtur, Dean Woods. Charlie was National Coach of the Year for all sports in 1982, 1984, 1993 and 1994 among many other awards. He achieved all of this as one of sport's most polarising coaches. Charlie wanted success, not popularity. He was one of the early adopters of high performance psychology, teaching his athletes to push themselves beyond all physical and mental limits. He did this through famously brutal training regimes, where the only metric was SURVIVAL. By his own admission, many extremely talented athletes didn't make it. A lot of people didn't like it. But the results spoke for themselves. Charlie shares many amazing stories from his time in cycling including those ferocious training programs, key principles for training the mind and body, reflections on the doping era of cycling, as well as his time working with AFL footballers at the Adelaide Crows. Want to book Charlie Walsh or another cycling legend for an event or other opportunity?Our Off-Field podcast is produced by PickStar, the best place to book sports stars for any event, campaign or engagement you can imagine. Choose from over 700 sports stars past and present, PickStar works fast with ANY budget. Visit the PickStar website now - http://pickstar.com.auOff-Field focuses on the world of sport outside of the arena with the people who make it happen. Hosted by James Begley and Andrew Montesi.Find out more:Sign up to our mailing list and contact us here - http://off-field.coJoin us on Facebook - http://facebook.com/offfieldpodcastSend us an email - amontesi@pickstar.com.au

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There’s plenty of history being rewritten of late in road cycling circles, but with former Australian Institute of Sport rider Scott McGrory recently demystifying the ‘legend’ that is – or was – Charlie Walsh, the annals of Australian track cycling are also getting a thorough workout. In this week’s Cycling Central podcast, we – that being Al Hinds, Phil Gomes and Anthony Tan – speak to Jonathan Lovelock, author of ‘The Human Cost Of Gold Medals’, published today on the CyclingTips website, which follows up from the fallout created by McGrory’s nervy but stirring retrospective. We also get on the blower to Kevin Tabotta, performance director at Cycling Australia, to review the Cyclones’ medal tally-topping haul following the track world championships in Cali, Colombia, and ask what we can expect down the (pun alert!) track (at least we warned you!) as we move inexorably closer to the 2016 Games in Rio. The 72nd edition of the ‘Race to the Sun’, Paris-Nice, begins this Sunday. With no prologue, no time trial, and no hilltop finish it’s a surprisingly open parcours that could favour a puncheur like Simon Gerrans or Sylvain Chavanel or GC contender like Richie Porte or Tejay van Garderen; the only certainty, it seems, is that the cycling world will be watching. Aside from Strade Bianche and Roma Maxima also on this weekend there’s the Australian MTB championships – yes, we know, it’s only March and you’re already glued to the couch! – so Al and Tanny defer to the Wisdom of Phil, who guides us through the contenders hoping to book themselves a seat to Glasgow for the upcoming Commonwealth Games. Ye up for that, laddies and lassies? If yoos say aye then press ‘play’!