Podcast appearances and mentions of Chris Dyson

In episode 11, series 3 of A is for Architecture I spoke with architect Chris Dyson, principal of Chris Dyson Architects, and Dominic Bradbury, about his (their) new book, Chris Dyson Architects: Tradition and Modernity, published by Lund Humphries this year. Chris Dyson Architects' practice has a reputation for sensitive modern work in historic contexts, which the book documents, describing in text and lovely images what the blurb says is the practice's works' ‘overriding sense of different elements – be they material, temporal or cultural – coming together into coherent wholes [making] architecture that feels old and new at the same time.' Chris Dyson Architects: Tradition and Modernity is available on the Lund Humphries website here. Chris' practice website is here, Instagram here, X here and LinkedIn here. There are a few nice bits online with Chris, such as this profile in Building Design here, and a couple of videos on YouTube - Architects at Home  and one on preserving and enhancing the heritage of The Goodsyard here. Dominic's website is here; he has written a huge number of books on material culture, which are certainly worth a look. His Instagram is here, LinkedIn here, and X here. Old-new. What a fusion, almost as Jacques Lu Cont almost put it. Available on Spotify, iTunes, Google Podcasts and Amazon Music. Thanks for listening. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + Music credits: Bruno Gillick + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + aisforarchitecture.org Apple: podcasts.apple.com Spotify: open.spotify.com Google: podcasts.google.com Amazon: music.amazon.co.uk

Chris Dyson is the former headteacher of Parklands Primary school in Leeds, located in one of Europe's largest council estates. Here, he was a National Leader of Education (NLE), helping to drive improvements across Yorkshire. Seeing schools achieve sustained improvement is his abiding passion.In January this year Chris moved to Birmingham, to take up the role of deputy CEO of the Create Partnership Trust, an organisation responsible for the education of 3,000 children. His strength is in changing the culture in school environments through prioritising the wellbeing of both teachers and children.00:00 Intro00:29 A lot of love03:45 Mrs George and Chris' school days06:15 Why did you become a teacher?07:51 What was it like to be a child in classroom when you won Teacher of the Year 2004?08:50 As a leader, did you try to replicate your classroom throughout school?13:19 “When I started at Parklands…they didn't want me”17:14 Behaviour and how I got children and staff to come with me21:20 You have to value your staff30:01 Teachers on a hit list and uncomfortable conversations32:45 Sharing is caring, it's for the children 34:27 How do you attract the best teachers to your school?37:07 School culture vs school trappings43:09 Ofsted45:22 Bringing your daughter to Parklands47:10 Bringing a community together53:53 “I took the excluded children and I gave them £10'000”58:21 “Mosquegate”61:33 Generating thousands of pounds through relationships with businesses68:22 What are the biggest myths about outstanding schools?Follow Chris:X: https://twitter.com/chrisdysonHTLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-dyson-deputy-ceo-create-trust-03122b16/Follow White Rose Education:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whiteroseeducation/?hl=enFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/whiteroseedu/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@whiteroseeducationYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_N77kci_H7QM41tMs2ph7wX: https://twitter.com/WhiteRoseEdLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/white-rose-education/Website: http://whiteroseeducation.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What happens when you combine resilience, perseverance, and the incredible journey of a female entrepreneur who's been through it all? You get the inspiring story of Shaa Wasmund, a woman who has built and exited multiple businesses, and who has been awarded an MBE by the Queen for services to business and entrepreneurship. In our captivating conversation, Shaa opens up about her journey from being the first licensed female boxing manager to working with Sir James Dyson on building a billion-dollar brand, and how her life took a dramatic turn after the tragic loss of her partner. Together, we explore the importance of empathy in navigating the challenging waters of business, and the impact that strong mentors and supporters can have on our successes and struggles. Shaa also shares the exciting plans for her next chapter, as she reconnects with past colleagues and embarks on new ventures. We dive into the concept of life being like a book, with different chapters representing the various stages of our personal and professional lives. This episode is a goldmine of valuable insights that will resonate with anyone seeking to build a successful business or navigate their own journey. So, why not let Shaa Wasmund's incredible experience and wisdom inspire you to keep moving forward? Tune in as we discuss the similarities between her work and that of maverick entrepreneur Chris Dyson, explore Steve Jobs' idea of 'joining the dots', and look at the rise of female entrepreneurs. We also touch on the importance of creating generational wealth and the potential for listing on the stock market, as well as overcoming procrastination and naming your business. Don't miss out on this fascinating episode packed with actionable advice, valuable lessons, and inspiration for everyone. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

TransAm Road Atlanta Winner Chris Dyson took over the points lead with his victory Saturday. Dyson is the two-time defending champion in the series. His domination at Road Atlanta looks like he's ready to make it three in a row. Dyson has ALMS titles on his resume but he's ready to admit the TransAm cars are brutally tough to drive. Listen...

2021 & 2022 Trans Am Champion Chris Dyson returned to The Freak Nation Sunday night with a great conversation about winning in Trans Am and how the competition differs from the titles he won in the American Le Mans Series. Or does it? Chris also has some conversation on the music he great up listening to and the music his Dad Rob wouldn't let in the shop. Listen...

Find out more on our website: https://bit.ly/3xtsVSO What do we imagine when we think of an eco-house? An insulated, solar-powered new-build? An old building recycled for a new use? City livery company, the Worshipful Company of Chartered Architects (WCCA) supported by the London Festival of Architecture (LFA) plans to launch a competition to build a temporary pavilion in the heart of the City of London, in Paternoster Square, to inspire people to consider the future of sustainable living. While the brief is highly flexible, the starting point is the house – architects are being asked to consider living, dining, kitchen, bedroom and circulation spaces. The pavilion is intended to explore new ways of building; the challenge for participants is to combine new thinking in architecture with the latest technologies to create a memorable, inspiring structure. With its high-profile location in the shadow of St Paul's Cathedral, the project is expected to draw an impressive calibre of submissions and attract national and international attention. The pavilion, which will be installed for three months in 2023, is likely to welcome more than 100,000 visitors and could be relocated to other cities as part of a touring programme. The catalyst for the initiative has been the Mayor of the City of London's Climate Action Strategy, along with the WCCA's ongoing sustainability theme. The City has a history of enlightened patronage when it comes to environmental leadership and design – the square mile features some of the UK's most advanced buildings and is home to world-leaders in green finance. The WCCA aims to unite the two, while showcasing its public activities and role in promoting high-quality architecture. Chris Dyson will introduce the competition, the remarkable site and opportunities for leaders in sustainable finance to get involved. This is being driven on behalf of Chris' Architects Livery WCCA, for which he will be master in September 2022 through to September 2023. The proposed site is in front of the new hall designed by Christopher Wren, The Temple Bar [TBT] in paternoster square. Speaker: Chris Dyson is an architect, principal of Chris Dyson Architects and Upper Warden of the Worshipful Company of Chartered Architects. Before setting up his own practice in 2004, he was a Design Director at Farrells and a senior designer at Sir James Stirling and Michael Wilford Associates. His firm, Chris Dyson Architects is an award-winning studio based in Spitalfields with a reputation for intelligent conservation work, sensitive building design and creative collaborations with artists. Recent projects include a large scheme within Bishopsgate Goodsyard, the renovation of Tracey Emin's former studio, a new building for Harrow Arts Centre and the mixed-use Albion Works in Hackney. Chris is also a design advisor to the London Borough of Tower Hamlets, The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea and the Corporation of London.

If anything can bind together nearly 400 pupils and 100 school staff in challenging circumstances, it's love. And love is in plentiful supply at Parklands. The pupils at Parklands Primary School, located on the Seacroft estate in Leeds, often face significant hardship. Children start at the school significantly behind their peers nationally, especially in terms of their language and literacy. Yet the school is famed for outstanding learning – both in terms of Ofsted judgement and, more importantly, in achieving amazing outcomes for its learners. In this inspiring book, head teacher Chris Dyson shares the story of how he has steered the school towards the seemingly impossible educational dream of high achievement, personalised support and complete inclusion. He explains how the school setting can be a place where there is love but also hope and relentless ambition for children, and reflects on the steps that he and his staff have put in place to make this a reality for Parklands' pupils. Chris delves into how this culture and climate of love drives behaviour and decision-making throughout the school – and, as a result, how this creates a safe, loving environment in which all of its learners can thrive. Chris also provides insights into how the leadership team goes about raising funds for the school, and how they choose to spend it on both curricular and extracurricular projects. And, furthermore, how the school broadens its pupils' experiences and cultural capital by means of residential trips, in-school productions, and sports and arts provision. An uplifting read for all teachers and school leaders. Chapters include: Chapter 1: Love Chapter 2: Leadership Chapter 3: Learning Chapter 4: Fun Day Friday and the Best Seats in the House Chapter 5 Looking After Your Staff Chapter 6 Achievement Chapter 7 Parents, Community and Family Chapter 8 Taking Care of Business Naylor's Natter- the book: Inspired by interviews from the popular education podcast of the same name, Naylor's Natter brings together a wealth of advice from the most influential voices in education today. In this exciting, one-of-a-kind book, Phil Naylor revisits the very best interviews from four years of education podcasting, drawing on the advice and opinions from some of the world's most innovative educators, including Doug Lemov, E. D. Hirsch, Pritesh Raichura and Mary Myatt. Divided into five key areas – behaviour, leadership, pastoral care, CPD, and the future of teaching and learning – this book is perfect for primary and secondary ECTs, teachers and school leaders looking for new takes on hot topics, as well as tips and strategies to improve their practice. There are QR codes throughout linking to the episodes discussed, so you can listen to the interviews and explore the topics in even more detail. Full of valuable insights into the current state of education, and what the road ahead may look like, this is an indispensable tool for starting conversations and transforming the way you teach.

In this episode, Toria talks to proud Headteacher of Parklands Primary School in Leeds, Chris Dyson , about how building a school on love can yield the most amazing results. Chris believes that If anything can bind together nearly 400 pupils and 100 school staff in challenging circumstances, it's love. And love is in plentiful supply at Parklands. Chris was brought up in a single-parent household and received free school clothes and free school meals himself as a child, which has meant that the connection between his early life and that of Parklands' pupils is built on understanding. He believes that education is the key to making the future brighter, and he is fuelled by a desire to provide his pupils with the best education and opportunities possible. Chris has recently written a book - Parklands, A School Built On Love - in which he recounts the story of how he  steered the school towards the seemingly impossible educational dream of high achievement, personalised support and complete inclusion. He explains how the school setting can be a place where there is love but also hope and relentless ambition for children, and reflects on the steps that he and his staff have put in place to make this a reality for Parklands' pupils.Chris delves into how this culture and climate of love drives behaviour and decision-making throughout the school – and, as a result, how this creates a safe, loving environment in which all of its learners can thrive.Chris also provides insights into how the leadership team goes about raising funds for the school, and how they choose to spend it on both curricular and extracurricular projects. And, furthermore, how the school broadens its pupils' experiences and cultural capital by means of residential trips, in-school productions, and sports and arts provision.Links - Chris' Twitter Parklands Primary School

Episode 35 of Inside the SCCA goes all in on endurance racing for the beginner. With SCCA's new Enduro National Tour launching in May we thought it would be a good idea to do Enduro 101. The latest installment of our SCCA U series. I couldn't think of any brain better to pick when it comes to endurance racing than Chris Dyson. He shares insights on the care and feeding of the car, the crew and the driver. We talk about pitfalls you want to avoid and some things you definitely do NOT want to do on race day! This is an episode you don't want to miss! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/racingwire/support

Adam and Matt are both here for this week's episode of Car Cast. In this episode the guys kick off the show talking about the 2000GT becoming the most expensive Japanese car ever sold. Next, they welcome on professional racer Chris Dyson to talk about his history as a driver. They talk about his experience driving at Le Mans and Adam asks for some tips on his upcoming trans-am race. Thanks For Supporting Our Sponsors: GEICO: Visit Geico.com PLUTO TV: Download the Pluto TV App in the App Store

Adam and Matt are both here for this week's episode of Car Cast. In this episode the guys kick off the show talking about the 2000GT becoming the most expensive Japanese car ever sold. Next, they welcome on professional racer Chris Dyson to talk about his history as a driver. They talk about his experience driving at Le Mans and Adam asks for some tips on his upcoming trans-am race. Thanks For Supporting Our Sponsors:GEICO: Visit Geico.comPLUTO TV: Download the Pluto TV App in the App Store

Adam and Matt are both here for this week's episode of Car Cast. In this episode the guys kick off the show talking about the 2000GT becoming the most expensive Japanese car ever sold. Next, they welcome on professional racer Chris Dyson to talk about his history as a driver. They talk about his experience driving at Le Mans and Adam asks for some tips on his upcoming trans-am race. Thanks For Supporting Our Sponsors:GEICO: Visit Geico.comPLUTO TV: Download the Pluto TV App in the App Store

Adam and Matt are both here for this week's episode of Car Cast. In this episode the guys kick off the show talking about the 2000GT becoming the most expensive Japanese car ever sold. Next, they welcome on professional racer Chris Dyson to talk about his history as a driver. They talk about his experience driving at Le Mans and Adam asks for some tips on his upcoming trans-am race. Thanks For Supporting Our Sponsors: GEICO: Visit Geico.com PLUTO TV: Download the Pluto TV App in the App Store

Larry Bishop, Director of Motorsports; John Wolfe, Owner; and Chris Dyson, 2021 Trans Am TA Champion and Race Team Owner. Hosted by Jeff Hammond. Online Race Industry Week 2021: 5 days, 55 hours of LIVE webinars, 150+ race industry speakers, 110 countries represented in attendance. Created by EPARTRADE and Racer.com Presented by ETS Racing Fuels and Penske Racing Shocks. Sponsored by AEM Performance Electronics, ARP Inc, & Motul.

Former racing champion Chris Dyson jumps in the car with Kurt talking his comeback trail and what in store for his racing future! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode we are joined by Chris Dyson, the inspirational Headteacher of Parklands Primary in Leeds. Chris has worked relentlessly over the past few years to not only connect with the community but also to ensure that Parklands becomes the hub of community support. As a leader, Chris is unique and a real outside of the box thinker and you'll get to see this when he discusses helping to provide food in the community. It blew our minds what he managed to achieve! THIS EPISODE WAS RECORDED DURING LOCKDOWN 1. Please be aware that at times in the podcast the audio (for fleeting moments) becomes grainy. We have worked hard to minimise this but have not been able to remove it totally and yet we didn't want to lose the messages that Chris has shared and so have decided to go live with this podcast in spite of the occasional audi issue. Many thanks for your understanding on this.

The PLS (@the.PLS) Lead Generating with Founder, Chris DysonLooking for a platform to get more leads? Entrepreneur, Founder, and Super Dad, Chris Dyson is here with @The.PLS to save agents. The PLS is launching 2.0 and Chris sits down to tell us all about the new features. Register now at ThePLS.comWe also ask about his battle and ultimate survival of COVID back in MarchThen we take a look at his 4 structure compound listing on Orlando Ave. in West Hollywood for $18.995M that is an oasis in the middle of the cityPre-register for the release of ThePLS 2.0 at ThePLS.com and follow The PLS (@the.pls) for more! Watch the Instagram live to view all of the images associated with this episode https://www.instagram.com/p/CG5DCJgpQYf/Produced and Created by The Society Group an international real estate public relations firm. https://www.societygrouppr.com/

Andy won Le Mans with Jaguar in 1988 and is a three time winner of the Daytona 24hrs and a two time winner of the Sebring 12hrs which makes him one of only a handful of drivers to win Sports cars triple crown. Andy talks about cycling 30 miles each way to Silverstone with his cheese and pickle sandwiches to watch the cars racing at Silverstone as a young Boy and making the step up to racing himself and winning the British Formula three championship and the Macau GP. An incident with Jan Lammers in the Macau GP bizarrely led to a friendship with Jan who was also racing for Jaguar in sports cars, this opened the door for Andy to test for Jaguar and become one of their factory drivers and he repaid their faith by winning Le Mans for them in 1988. Andy has raced for Dyson racing in the ALMS and has been a huge part of their success along with Chris Dyson, James Weaver and Butch Leitzinger, Andy tells us about his horrifying accident while testing at Mosport where the car flipped several times in an accident that lasted well over 200 metres. He also has a passion for electric vehicles which surprised us and he talks about where he see's the future going for the automotive industry. Andy is currently the test driver for Bugatti and in 2019 he set the worlds first speed over 300mph in a hypercar at 304.77 mph!!! in the Bugatti Chiron. If you watch the run on YouTube it looks pretty calm and easy but Andy tells us what it was really like! Andy has a great way of telling a story and we loved listening to him chat about his career and we could have easily doubled the length of the podcast!

Chris Dyson is a double American Le Mans series champion who is part of the Dyson Racing dynasty who have been one of the top sports cars racing teams for the past 40 plus years. He has been driving on and off with Guy for over 15 years and the pair won the ALMS championship together in 2011 and are currently racing together in the World endurance championship in the LMP1 class for Ginetta. Chris tells us what it was like growing up in a motor tracing family and how he made his own name in the sport. As well as sports car racing he has also raced in the Pirelli world challenge, Trans - Am, Nascar and Sprint cars

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David is joined by special guest Chris Dyson, Headteacher of the wonderful Parklands Primary School in Leeds. The pair discuss Chris' journey to leadership, influences and philosophies as well as his thoughts on the current Coronavirus crisis and the impact it is likely to have on the education sector.

This special edition of Thrive Pedagogy comes to you from the Northern Education and Academies Show which took place in Manchester in October 2019. Our guests are Drew Povey, former Head Teacher of Harrop Fold School, the setting of Channel 4’s Educating Manchester TV series and Chris Dyson, headteacher at Parklands Primary, situated on one of Europe's largest council estates in Leeds. When Chris arrived at the school in 2015, it was deemed inadequate and had 150 exclusions in a year.  We also speak to Rock Kidz, a social enterprise that gives Primary School children in the North-West of England the opportunity to work with established musicians. Like the Thrive Approach®, they utilise the arts, play and creativity in supporting social and emotional development. View our Thrive Together® trailer at: https://mythrive.uk/35kJlNd

Leo is joined with Alex Thomas today for a special show at Road America! The guys talk about the Packers debacle in Winnipeg and drivers James Roe Jr. and Chris Dyson join the show to talk about Road America!

Trans Am Lime Rock Winner Chris Dyson is another Friend of the Freaks. His win last Monday at Lime Rock came after he was hospitalized for injuries received in a dirt track race the Thursday night before that. Dyson's career resume includes the 2011 ALMS championship in very high end sports cars. But he's transitioning his career to dirt tracks with USAC and muscle cars with the Trans Am. Listen...

Trans Am Lime Rock Winner Chris Dyson is another Friend of the Freaks. His win last Monday at Lime Rock came after he was hospitalized for injuries received in a dirt track race the Thursday night before that. Dyson's career resume includes the 2011 ALMS championship in very high end sports cars. But he's transitioning his career to dirt tracks with USAC and muscle cars with the Trans Am. Listen...

Join your host Adam Jason Sinclair as we will be heading west to talk about the Rose Cup Races, reviewing the Trans Am race from last weekend, and discussing whatever other motorsports topics pop into the conversation with guests Gary Bockman and Chris Dyson .

It's the eighth installment of the Inside The Sports Car Paddock interview show and our guests include CORE autosport race engineer Jeff Braun who explores in-race Balance of Performance monitoring and adjustments with Marshall Pruett days ahead of the Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring, and then we're joined by Chris Dyson, who brings us inside the Trans Am Championship's opening weekend where he stood on the podium. Our final two interviews captured by Graham Goodwin come from the launch of the 2019 British GT Championship where he took time with McLaren Factory Development Driver Rob Bell to discuss progress with the new 720S GT3, and with Multimatic's Scott Maxwell to talk about the drive to bring their Mustang GT4 to customers across Europe and beyond. Interviews: Jeff Braun (starts at 3m54s) Chris Dyson (27m22s) Rob Bell (46m29s) Scott Maxwell (1h00m46s) Subscribe: https://marshallpruettpodcast.com/subscribe Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/MarshallPruettPodcast

An interview with Chris Dyson, Headteacher of the incredible Parklands, Leeds. Followed up with Steve interviewing Russell about his experience of visiting the school. A great episode for any educator who wants to be inspired by an amazing educational setting achieving great things for its pupils.

KERI: Hey guys! It’s Keri TV. I have a very special guest today. I’m super excited to introduce Chris Dyson, a fellow colleague at the agency. We have something we’re so excited to share with you that’s become a little bit more mainstream in the agent circles.  It started as an agency exclusive, and it’s called the PLS, which stands for the... CHRIS: Pocket Listing Service. KERI: Pocket Listing Service. We’re going to explain a little bit today on our episode on what that means and how it benefits you, agents, and why It’s so great. KERI: First, to start things off, what is a pocket?  That can be a very confusing term. Pocket is slang for listings that we have that are not on the MLS. If something’s on the multiple listing service, It’s pushed out to Zillow, RedFin, and every website possible.  It’s a pocket, so It’s something secretive that you have in your pocket. CHRIS: Correct. KERI: It’s an off-market property.  Off-market, but with sellers that are willing to sell.  That being said, Chris, tell us a little bit more about the PLS.  Thanks for being here today, too. CHRIS: My pleasure, thanks for having me.  Very exciting. KERI: Very exciting. CHRIS: It’s what Keri perfectly described. Pocket listings have actually become more and more prominent in our market, as you know.  Frankly, it was born from frustration in, as you know as as well, we would get sent hundreds, probably, sometimes thousands of emails a month from clients saying that I have this pocket listing.  I’m looking for that pocket listing. Frankly, I was frustrated.  There was nowhere we could go and search for that information when you needed it. If the email came and you didn’t have a client, and it was gone and it was forgotten about. KERI: Yeah. CHRIS: It was really born to try to fix that problem.  To have somewhere agents could find information that they’re already sharing in an email.  If that could live in a searchable platform, that was the goal. KERI: Yeah, and it’s amazing.  Who gets too many emails?  I know I do.  I’m trying to find that random email that had a pocket when you get a new call if the new buyer is just super hectic. CHRIS: That was really the impetus that started the platform. KERI: Cool. How does it work? You’ve got the platform. Tell us more about how it functions and helps agents and clients. CHRIS: The biggest key with PLS is that it is an agent-only platform. KERI: Okay. CHRIS: Obviously, the conundrum is, how to do you market an off-market property? KERI: It’s off-market. CHRIS: Exactly. What does that mean? KERI: How do you do that? CHRIS: The only way you can really do that effectively, the key with it, is that these are sellers who want to adopt an off-market strategy. They either demand discretion, which in the big cities, especially Los Angeles, we have a lot of celebrities who don’t necessarily want their information in the public realm. KERI: Exactly. CHRIS: I don’t know an agent who doesn’t have a client that would say, I will sell it at this number, but I don’t want to go to the hassle of putting it on the market.  KERI: Exactly. CHRIS: What do you do with those? KERI: Hey guys, want my very expensive listing? CHRIS: Yeah!  The key is to make the platform only accessible to agents.  That, one, helps keep the information out of the public domain, which is what the seller is asking for in the first place.  Secondly what that does, which is probably the most important thing that this site is designed to try to achieve, it lets agents leverage this information to give us all a competitive edge.  I think what’s really become a huge problem or an issue for agents is now the MLS is sharing information with the Zillows, the Trulias, and the Redfins. Clients are saying, why do I need an agent?  Everything’s available online. KERI: Right. CHRIS: Part of what the PLS allows the agent community as a whole to do is take the information that sellers want to be kept out of the public realm and leverage that to give us all the information that our clients don’t have access to, and in turn, make everybody more valuable. KERI: Very valuable  What happens if somebody’s got their property listed on the PLS and nothing happens?  Say there’s no showings or offers.  What happens next? CHRIS: This is probably where, again, the PLS can be valuable to potentially all listings.  I’m sure you have clients that think the house is worth more than you think it’s worth. KERI: Not at all! CHRIS: Not at all, right?  One of the coolest things that we’ve seen over the last year is that agents have used the PLS to list properties in a ‘coming soon’ capacity, before putting them on the MLS. KERI: Ah, okay. CHRIS: That’s right.  In a lot of instances, the property is sold, which is amazing.  A lot of agents have actually used it as a tool to get a price reduction out of their sellers.  Those sellers who think it’s too much, if it hasn’t moved and they haven’t gotten the activity, it’s given them the ammunition and the data to go back to the seller and say, listen.  The agent’s have seen this.  We haven’t got a call.  Let’s put it out and get it onto the MLS at a more realistic number.  Zero days on market.  That has been a really cool thing to see honestly. KERI: Yeah. CHRIS: I’m delighted that that’s really happening. KERI: Because days on market can translate to a lack of value. If something’s on the market too long, it becomes a stale listing. You know. The whole nine yards.  So the type of agents that are on the PLS, when you say to your seller, it’s been on here and say we haven’t had much traction, who’s in this, besides the agency’s agents?  These are some of the top agents in the nation.  What other types of agents?  How do we explain to our seller’s who’s looking? CHRIS: I mean, the majority of our agents are LA based. KERI: LA based? CHRIS: It’s only effective if you have a critical mass of agents in any particular place. KERI: Exactly.  Those agents are on the site. CHRIS: That’s right. We now have just a shade under six thousand agents. KERI: Six thousand agents, oh my gosh. CHRIS: I include them. If you can reel off all the top agents in town, they all have memberships. KERI: Mh-hmm. CHRIS: You can really argue to your seller that the best agents in the business are going to see your information KERI: Mh-hmm. CHRIS: If it’s not selling, maybe we should rethink our strategy, going to the MLS. KERI: That’s an amazing, coming-soon platform, to make sure that you hit the market at the right price that attracts buyers. CHRIS: Yeah. KERI: Brilliant! I didn’t even think about that. CHRIS: See? KERI: What about for buyers that are looking?  How would they benefit working with agents who are members of the PLS? CHRIS: Again, it gives those buyer’s agents access of entry that their clients don’t have.  It makes you look better. KERI: Okay!  We like that. CHRIS: That’s exactly. KERI: Good. CHRIS: I think, in any business, someone’s only going to work with you if you offer value and have information they don’t have access too. KERI: Exactly. CHRIS: Part of this is to try to give that to the agents and help protect and ensure the industry as a whole, Keri. KERI: Yeah. CHRIS: That’s the plan. KERI: Transparency and value is the highest of important qualities all our clients want.  They want agents that are doing something, that are different, and that provide valuable information, because there’s so much of that online. They can get properties and comps. They can get all the tools they need, but something like this creates another echelon in our industry. CHRIS: Yes. KERI: Which is amazing. CHRIS: Perfect. That’s it. KERI: What are some examples of times where PLS has made a huge impact?  What are some of the success stories you’ve heard of? CHRIS: Listen, again, I’m delighted to say that I get texts and emails all the time. I actually got a text from Marshall Peck, mentioning him. Marshal listed a house.  He texted me in the morning to say that he had a house that was coming on the flats, Beverly Hills.  He put it on and then texted me back half an hour later and said, just got three calls in ten minutes.  Now, I’m able to go and actually get the listing signed.  We got a listing signed as a result of putting it on the site that he didn’t have the executed contract in full. KERI: That’s amazing. CHRIS: That’s unbelievable. KERI: That’s a huge benefit.  Yeah. CHRIS: Yeah.  We’ve had deals done, we had a deal that we followed. An agent brought a property on at six point five and sold it for seven point two within in a week. KERI: What! Multiple offers off-market. CHRIS: Multiple offers off-market, yep.  KERI: That’s brilliant. CHRIS: A lady at PLG estates, Carey Moore. This was for a property in Griffith Park.  She got her asking price through the site.  It’s really working. KERI: Amazing. CHRIS: It’s amazing.  I’m delighted. KERI: I actually had an interesting case.  I met some buyers, some clients, at an open house.  They knew eight other agents.  They were like, Keri, we know this person.  We know purple bricks.  We know all these different agents who are willing to give us money back, this whole thing.  When I met them for the second time, I let them know about the PLS, and it showed them inventory on there that wasn’t available through their other agent friends who were on the MLS and they were like, Keri, we love you.  Can’t wait to work with you. CHRIS: Amazing. KERI: Yeah. It’s been an incredible tool in this day, with all the information out there.  Yeah.  Okay, speaking of the PLS and some of these beautiful properties, I was just looking through, a couple days ago, I saw this one on Oriole in West LA. Not West LA.  The one for twenty-nine million, that was just listed.  That is unbelievable.  I’ll show you a picture. CHRIS: It’s a cool house. KERI: A few pictures of that one. CHRIS: Yeah. KERI: Then the one in Malibu, on Murphy. CHRIS: Yeah. KERI: Those views are amazing. The one in Playa on Trolleyway, that’s very rare for that area, on the beach there. CHRIS: I mean, we’re very lucky to have a ton of really relevant inventory, and, quite frankly, if you’re not on there, you’re unnecessarily putting yourself at a disadvantage.  I mean, God bless what everyone wants to do, but this is really information you should have access to.  And it’s free.  Still. KERI: And it’s free! CHRIS: There’s no excuse. KERI: It’s free.  We like that. CHRIS: Yeah. Still free. KERI: Definitely, if you’re an agent, let us know if you’re interested in the PLS, and if you’re looking to work with an agent, make sure they are a member of the PLS so you have all the access.  Here Chris, I know you’re busy with this entire new amazing website and obviously servicing all your clients. CHRIS: Yeah. KERI: Thank you so much for being here. CHRIS: My pleasure. KERI: I can’t wait to post this.  Thank you guys for watching.  See you next Tuesday on Keri TV.    

Jam packed episode 18, Justin Grant scores two USAC wins over the weekend, Chase Briscoe stops by after his first Xfinity Series win and Chris Dyson, Sports Car Racer talks about his adventure into USAC Racing.

Sports car reporters Marshall Pruett and Graham Goodwin dive into the SCCA Trans-Am weekend at Road Atlanta that saw former IndyCar driver Rafa Matos and former ALMS champion Chris Dyson win as 2003 Champ Car title winner Paul Tracy made his return to racing on the same weekend. The upcoming 30-hour FIA WEC Prologue test is also covered where Goodwin and his DailySportsCar.com crew will be in attendance, and then MP+GG move onto listener questions, including their favorite April Fools stories of 2018... Visit https://www.facebook.com/MarshallPruettPodcast for our full podcast archives. Subscribe: Apple (https://tinyurl.com/yaafkvch)  Android (https://tinyurl.com/yconvyl3)  Google (https://tinyurl.com/y8qtcuax)  Spotify (https://tinyurl.com/yby3lzr2)

In this politically-free second of three, I sit down again with Chris Dyson for a chat about his walk from Savannah, Georgia to Seattle which included enduring a turbulent breakup on the side of US 287 in northern Colorado, getting lost in rural Wyoming, and anecdotes and observations about some of the fascinating people he met along the way. Deeper topics include self-generated baseless fear, choosing existential isolation in the name of personal security, internal narratives, religion & spirituality, restless escapism, travel and aging, and more. More: www.escapingthecave.comArchives: www.toddzillaX.comChris’s NGO: https://www.kawaymonti.org Don’t forget to subscribe on iTunes and Google Play. Also on Christopher Media (.net) and Stitcher.

The first of three expansive (and nearly politics-free!) episodes with Chris Dyson, we discuss the mystical route leading to his founding of The Hof, his hostel in the Cordillera Blanca range of the Peruvian Andes and the difficulties he encountered in being a gringo outsider trying to integrate into the nearby Quechuan community, including the multiple robberies endured during his six and a half years living in Peru. We also discuss working at an ayuahuasca retreat, "The Personal Peace Corp" and the Dennis Doctrine, tribalism, non-caucasian based racism, apocalypse cultism, the epidemic of human disconnection, the related death of the sense of community, and more. My photos of The Hof: www.upperworldphoto.com Subscribe to Escaping the Cave on  iTunes and Google Play and visit www.escapingthecave.com for more. 

In this month’s podcast, ASCL General Secretary Geoff Barton talks to: • Chris Dyson, Headteacher of Parklands Primary School, Leeds: how creativity underpins the remarkable success of a school in challenging circumstances • Charlotte Avery, President of the Girls’ School Association and Headmistress of St Mary’s School, Cambridge: how all-through schooling works and how insights into girls’ brains might shape teaching • Arbey Felipe Erazo, guest speaker at the TES FE Awards: how college and the Prince’s Trust helped him to escape gang culture • Professor Becky Allen, Director, Centre for Education Improvement Science, UCL Institute of Education: how education’s leaders must be brave enough to tackle teacher workload • Oli Knight, Executive Headteacher, Phoenix Academy, London: how the curriculum is at the heart of improving the life-chances of children in disadvantaged contexts

In a very special episode, Chris Dyson returns to the Pivotal Podcast to tell us the full story of his recent Ofsted inspection. Chris is headteacher of the larger than average size Parklands Primary School, on the Seacroft Estate in Leeds where up to a third of the children join or leave the school in … Continue reading Yabba Dabba Dyson! PP173 →

On the programme this week is Chris Dyson, principal of Chris Dyson Architects – a multi-award-winning practice, much lauded for their sensitive conservation work on historic buildings in London. In today’s episode we speak about Chris’s passion for drawing and his work for James Stirling.   We talk about going to boarding school and walking the … Continue reading "Chris Dyson – Episode Five"

Chris Dyson is Headteacher of Parklands Primary School in Leeds. Chris loved school himself and always wanted to be a teacher. He worked in Stoke on Trent and York before moving to several different schools in Leeds and helping one of them move from Special Measures to Outstanding. Finally, he became headteacher at Parklands. How … Continue reading From ‘Tig on the Roof’ to ‘Heroes of Maths’ with Chris Dyson – 162 →

Chris Dyson of Dyson Racing joins us to talk P1, the ALMS, and TheFuture, then we have version 2.0 of our listner call-in segment!

Chris Dyson of Dyson Racing joins us to talk P1, the ALMS, and TheFuture, then we have version 2.0 of our listner call-in segment!

Chris Dyson has his own Motorsport History and a very strong future in the sport. Chris shared with the Road Racers Podcast – some of “his” history – in his own words and let us see what makes him tick. This was our first opportunity to talk one on one with Chris – as he […] The post Chris Dyson and some Quick Questions from the Road Racers Podcast first appeared on Road Racers Podcast.

Chris Dyson has his own Motorsport History and a very strong future in the sport. Chris shared with the Road Racers Podcast – some of “his” history – in his own words and let us see what makes him tick. This was our first opportunity to talk one on one with Chris – as he […] The post Chris Dyson and some Quick Questions from the Road Racers Podcast first appeared on Road Racers Podcast.