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In this episode of BioTalk Unzipped, hosts Gregory Austin and Dr. Chad Briscoe sit down with Glafabra CEO: Dr. Chris Hopkins, geneticist, biochemist, and biotech entrepreneur, to explore the science and strategy behind next generation cell-based gene therapies for rare diseases.With more than 25 years of experience spanning gene augmentation, rare disease biology, CRISPR licensing, and biotech formation, Dr. Hopkins shares how autologous, ex vivo engineered cell therapies may overcome key limitations of current enzyme replacement and viral gene therapies, particularly for Fabry disease.The conversation dives deep into: • How lentiviral gene augmentation in patient derived cells enables sustained enzyme production • Why redosing matters and where one time AAV therapies fall short • The scientific rationale for early intervention, including potential newborn treatment • Differences between autologous and emerging allogeneic approaches • Regulatory pathways for rare disease therapies and recent FDA developments • The role of non animal models in translational research • Montana's early access therapy law and its broader implications • Building biotech platforms amid a challenging funding environmentTopics include cell based gene therapy, Fabry disease, lentiviral vectors, stem cell engineering, rare disease drug development, regulatory science, and translational medicine. Subscribe to BioTalk Unzipped for in depth conversations with the scientists and leaders shaping the future of biomedical innovation.00:00 - Intro00:53 – Welcome to BioTalk Unzipped, Guest intro: Dr. Chris Hopkins02:10 – Guest charity: Environmental Defense Fund03:12 – His journey into rare-disease therapeutics and Glafabra05:58 – Discovering a new enzyme-deficiency therapy 06:39 – Current standard of care 07:42 – How the new autologous cell therapy works09:40 – Treating patients earlier (even newborns)10:33 – Emerging therapies - AAV gene therapy vs. cell-based therapy12:16 – Long-term results & repeat dosing14:30 – Future plans: T-cells & allogeneic approaches18:08 – New News: FDA resubmission for rare disease20:00 – Navigating FDA pathways22:06 – Non-animal testing & alternative models25:50 – Montana's early-access therapy law & medical tourism29:03 – Could other states follow?31:31 – Biotech's current funding challenges33:46 – New News: Gene therapy trial saves 4-year-old37:09 – Long-term vision for expanding therapies39:53 – Personal segment: outdoor life & skiing44:43 – Guest question on international trade Dr. Christopher Hopkinshttps://www.linkedin.com/in/christopherehopkins/ Glafabra - https://www.glafabra.com/ Environmental Defense Fund - https://www.edf.org/ Dr. Chad Briscoe

As MPs returned to Westminster after the summer recess, this week we're looking ahead to a crucial autumn for this government, packed full of potential pitfalls as they hope year two in office is an upgrade from a tricky first 12 months.But after a clunky internal Downing Street reset and distracting revelations about Angela Rayner's tax affairs, things have not got off to the best start, with a high-risk Donald Trump visit, party conference season, the ongoing smalls boats crisis and Rachel Reeve' sophomore Budget to deliver, things don't get any easier for Keir Starmer and his team in the coming weeks.Joining host Alain Tolhurst to discuss how Labour navigates its way through all of this are two of the party's MPs; Antonia Bance, the member for Tipton and Wednesbury, and Jess Asato, the MP for Lowestoft.Alongside them are Chris Hopkins, Political Research Director at the pollsters Savanta, along with Adam Payne, editor of PoliticsHome.To sign up for our newsletters click herePresented by Alain Tolhurst, produced by Nick Hilton and edited by Ewan Cameron for Podot

Today on the podcast...   Chris Hopkins is failing to tell the truth over the lifting of the foreign house buying ban. Hip suggests foreigners will flood our shores buying all these houses.They won't. Just 0.2% of all sales last year were houses over 5 million. Just, just over a hundred. Stu Nash says his old labor colleagues are deluded and out of touch if they want to block rich foreigners coming into the country with their capital. David Seymour, uh, will join me on the podcast Get in touch with Duncan - duncan@rova.nz and join us on the socials. Website: https://www.rova.nz/home/podcasts/duncan-garner---editor-in-chief.html Instagram: @DuncanGarnerpodcast TikTok: @DuncanGarnerpodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Let me tell you what Chris Hopkins is busy doing to the Covid Inquiry. Let me tell you, when he says that the Covid Inquiry is providing a platform for those who have conspiracy theorist views, he is trying to undermine it, and he's doing that. So it doesn't matter what the outcome of the inquiry is, people have already written it off as a nut job investigation. I suspect Chippy already knows that he's not going to come out of this flash. Neither is Jacinda. Neither is Ashley. Neither is Grant. Because we already know what went wrong. We can see that the lockdowns went too long. We know that the border was done badly. We know how much money was printed, to name just a few things that they did wrong. It's kind of rich of Chris Hipkins to complain that the terms of reference have been deliberately constructed to achieve a certain outcome, because that's coming from the guy whose government did exactly the same with the original Covid Inquiry. They set up such a limited set of terms of references that we had to set up a second inquiry after they lost the election just to get to the stuff that we actually care about, which is the mandates and the Auckland lockdown, and so on. They set up an inquiry, deliberately designed their words to only learn lessons, not assign blame when actually blame, or you can call it just taking responsibility, is exactly what a lot of us affected by all of this stuff would like to see. But what really bothers me about what Chris Hipkins is doing is the continual demonising of conspiracy theorists. Now, look, I don't love a conspiracy theorist. They're a bit nutty. I've had to sit through lectures about the world order hours on end, trying to be polite and pretending that you care because you love the person, right? A lot of these people went down the rabbit hole because Labour forced to the jab on them, so they went off to do their own research and they came back a bit strange. They shouldn't be excluded. They may be conspiracy theorists, but they're still our friends and our brothers and our uncles, even if they're a bit slightly different at the moment. Conspiracy theorists or not, they were as affected by these decisions as everyone else, therefore, they get a say too. And whatever, by the way, happened to “they are us”? Or does that only apply when it suits Labour? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A panel of foreign policy experts joins host Alain Tolhurst to look at global affairs, the dangers the UK faces around the world, how the public feels about them, and what Keir Starmer's government can do to tackle the big security issues. Sophia Gaston, who works at the ASPI think tank, Tobias Ellwood, former defence committee chair, and Chris Hopkins, political research director at pollsters Savanta, discuss whether it's Russia and Ukraine, Israel and Gaza or China and Taiwan, if foreign policy will end up distracting Labour from their core domestic agenda fixing the country's public services and growing the economy. Later in the episode former Conservative defence secretary Grant Shapps, and the new chair of the foreign affairs committee, Emily Thornberry, both speak to Alain about those threats, and how the government can help the public feel safer in our increasingly dangerous world. To sign up for our newsletters click here Presented by Alain Tolhurst, produced by Nick Hilton and edited by Ewan Cameron for Podot

As the new Labour government introduces its landmark legislation to nationalize the railways, host Emilio Casalicchio asks: How do we get the trains to run on time? He travels to Japan, where privatized high speed trains whiz passengers between cities at 300 mph and delays are measured in seconds not minutes. And he examines the nationalized rail system in Switzerland, home to a joined up transport network with passenger experience at the heart of the business. Former Transport Secretary George Young tells Emilio about the process of taking British Rail out of public hands and into the private sector — and says he still believes it was the right move for the U.K.'s railways. Rail boffins Chris Hopkins, Gareth Dennis and Christian Wolmar analyze the Japanese, Swiss and British systems — and weigh up the pros and cons of private verses public. And the experts also assess Labour Transport Secretary Louise Haigh's prospects for getting the U.K. train network back on track. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rare disease patient organizations are increasingly driving the discovery and development of therapies to treat the conditions on which they are focused. Organizations are seeking ways to accelerate these programs and advance them to the point where a biopharmaceutical partner might be willing to take them over. DevineBio was created to partner with patient organizations and provide them with the capability to discover and develop therapies and advance them to the clinic. We spoke to Chris Hopkins, CEO of DevineBio, about how the company works with patient organizations, how far it will advance programs, and its exit strategy.

Chris Hopkins is a lifelong learner, committed to helping others and keeping an optimistic view on life.   In this episode, Chris shares his career highlights - all the way back to age 6 when he was selling vacuums with his grandmother, to being a plant superintendent right out of college, and selling his business and getting into the finance industry. We also discuss his passion for music and reading… including his western swing band that played at Riverbend a few times, and how he reads two or three books a week.   Chris also opens up about the massive heart attack he had at the age of 39, how he recovered from it, and what it was like to receive a heart transplant and meet the donor's family.   Chris Hopkins is the Co-Founder and Principal of Apogee Wealth Partners. He is a Chartered Financial Analyst and has been in the finance industry since 1998. You can learn more about Chris and Apogee on his website (apogeewp.com/team) and you can connect with him on LinkedIn (linkedin.com/in/chris-hopkins-cfa-7751745).   If you liked this episode, we think you'll also like: Chip Baker's Morning Cup (E04) Becky Blaesing's Morning Cup (E26) Matt Hullander's Morning Cup (E68) ----more---- My Morning Cup is hosted by Mike Costa of Costa Media Advisors and produced by SpeakEasy Productions.    Subscribe to the weekly newsletter here and be the first to know who upcoming guests are!

Men are punching women in the face at the Olympics, and we can't be silent! Is this what Kamala Harris means by allowing ourselves to be “unburdened by what has been”? Glenn warns that while Harris' favorite saying might sound silly, its real meaning is VERY dangerous. First Liberty Institute's president and CEO Kelly Shackelford joins to review just how close we are to the Democrats packing the Supreme Court. Glenn reviews why Trump was right when he called out Kamala Harris for switching her racial identity from Indian to black. Glenn's new young adult fiction novel, “Chasing Embers,” is now a New York Times best-seller! Glenn speaks with artist Chris Hopkins about what historical artifacts he drew inspiration from for Glenn's upcoming art show. Alveda King, niece of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., joins to preview the upcoming “March for Kids” in Washington, D.C. BlazeTV host Steve Deace gives his advice to the Trump campaign on what it should focus on in the final months of the election. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Some countries, like Canada and France, have bans on polling close to the election. Many figures on both sides of the campaign have been frustrated at how the media is consuming polling. What is a polling blackout, and why do some people want one? Megan McElroy speaks to Katy Balls and Chris Hopkins, polling expert and political research director at Savanta. Elsewhere, David Tennant has taken aim at Kemi Badenoch. She has, to little surprise, responded. With one week to go, does the electorate have any appetite for a culture war? 

Rishi Sunak could be the first prime minister in history to lose his seat, according to new exclusive polling for the Telegraph by Savanta. The poll puts the Conservatives at just 53 seats and the Labour Party at a landslide 516.Savanta's political research director Chris Hopkins joins Camilla and Kamal to unpack the data, including those all-important undecided voters, and why Rishi Sunak is still struggling to move the polls.Plus, former Justice Minister Sir Robert Buckland is on The Daily T to explain why he is calling for an amnesty for 29,000 people given criminal convictions for breaking Covid lockdown rules.And The Telegraph's Senior Sports Writer Thom Gibbs sends a dispatch from the 2024 Euros in Germany, where the big shock seems to be a shortage of punctual trains...Email: thedailyt@telegraph.co.ukThe Daily T Newsletter: telegraph.co.uk/dailytnewsletterSubscribe to The Telegraph: telegraph.co.uk/dailytsubProducers: Lilian Fawcett and Georgia CoanPlanning Editor: Venetia RaineyVideo Producer: Luke GoodsallStudio Operator: Meghan SearleSocial Media Producer: Niamh WalshExecutive Producer: Louisa WellsEditor: Camilla TomineyOriginal music by Goss Studio Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nigel Farage tried to claim at the start of Thursday's TV debate that Reform was the real threat to Keir Starmer, given it has just passed the Conservatives in the polls (more on that here). Are they the new party of opposition? And what sort of tactics will the Tories use to try and claw back voters they are haemorrhaging to Reform?  Katy Balls speaks to Isabel Hardman and Chris Hopkins, director of Savanta. 

Some Conservatives have put their hopes on tonight's TV debate as a breakthrough moment for the lacklustre and disorganised Tory campaign, but will it really be a gamechanger? James Heale talks to Isabel Hardman about why she's sceptical, and to the pollster Chris Hopkins at Savanta about why the Tories just aren't closing that poll gap. Produced by Megan McElroy and Cindy Yu.

Diese Sendung hat Joachim Böskens zusammengestellt. Das LIVE Anspiel ist diesmal: „Blue Moon” vom neuen Chris Hopkins Album „Chris Hopkins Meets The Young Lions“. Folgende Titel sind zu hören: My Blue Heaven - Jimmy Lunceford Waltz of the flowers - South West Oldtime All Stars Samba do Soho - Joanne Brackeen Time and the river - Nat King Cole Blue Moon - Chris Hopkins/Thimo Niesterok Bored - Laufey Tupelo Honey - Cassandra Wilson Cherokee - Clifford Brown Mariposa Roja - Patricia Moreno Bei Titelwünsche und Anregungen schreiben Sie gern an: jazztime.mv@ndr.de Keep Swingin' !!!

Outside a rainy Downing Street yesterday, Rishi Sunak set the date for the summer general election for the 4th of July. He says it is now time for Britain to choose its future, whilst Labour leader Keir Starmer says it's time for change. Why has it been set for July, can the conservatives avoid a wipe-out, and what surprises can be expected during this campaign? Ciarán Dunbar is joined by Chris Hopkins, Political Research Director at Savanta, a market research consultancy based in London. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's the first day back after the local elections. Following Thursday's results, some polling suggests that if the votes were replicated in a general election, there might be a hung parliament. Could this be a reality?  The Spectator's James Heale and Katy Balls are joined by Chris Hopkins, Political Research Director at Savanta.  Produced by Megan McElroy. 

Continuing our series of podcasts LIVE from the #AmericanSouth Site Selection Summit, our friend and podcast sponsor, Ray Methvin of Insyteful, interviews Chris Hopkins from Greylock Midstream and Jason Rainey from the Mt Sterling Montgomery County Industrial Authority.

Chris Hopkins is organizing the Pella All-Original Music Showcase on Saturday, September 16th, with five bands performing their music from noon to 8 p.m.

The Korgis are a legendary British pop band whose music has resonated with audiences for decades. With their distinctive sound and heartfelt lyrics, they have left an indelible mark on the music industry. The band was formed by singer/guitarist/keyboardist Andy Davis and singer/bassist/guitarist James Warren, both of whom were former members of the renowned 1970s group Stackridge.In the late 1970s and early 1980s, The Korgis rose to prominence with their hit singles, "If I Had You" in 1979 and "Everybody's Got to Learn Sometime" in 1980. These songs showcased the band's ability to craft infectious melodies and introspective lyrics, capturing the hearts of fans around the world.Though the band experienced some lineup changes over the years, The Korgis of today continues to captivate audiences with their unique blend of talent and creativity. Founder member James Warren, the original vocalist, has remained a constant presence in the band. Joining him is John Baker, who has taken on additional lead vocalist duties since 1992. Al Steele, a member of The Korgis' live band in the 90s and their 2017 comeback, contributes his exceptional guitar skills. The band also welcomes multi-instrumentalist Danielle Nicholls, who adds her own flair on guitar, vocals, and percussion. Completing the lineup is the highly skilled studio drummer, Paul Smith.In a remarkable turn of events, The Korgis found themselves embarking on a unique musical journey intersecting with history. On July 21, 2023, the highly anticipated Christopher Nolan film, "OPPENHEIMER," was released. Coincidentally, The Korgis had been in the process of writing a song about the enigmatic figure known as the "Father of the A-Bomb" himself, J. Robert Oppenheimer.Oppenheimer's story is one of complexity and intrigue. While he played a pivotal role in the creation of the atomic bomb, he later dedicated his life to the pursuit of peace. The Korgis recognized the extraordinary nature of Oppenheimer's life and sought to honour his legacy through their music. Collaborating with songwriter Chris Hopkins (aka Exhibit-1) and Al Steele, James Warren spearheaded the creation of a song that would be anything but ordinary, just like Oppenheimer himself.The Korgis brought this ambitious project to life, infusing their signature sound with the profound narrative of Oppenheimer's life. With their meticulous attention to detail and unwavering commitment to musical excellence, they crafted a song that does justice to the complex story of J. Robert Oppenheimer.The Korgis' music inspires and captivates audiences, bridging the gap between generations with their timeless pop sound. Through their extraordinary storytelling and masterful musicianship, The Korgis have secured their place as one of the most revered British pop bands of all time. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

New data shows consumer prices rose 7.8 percent last year, Chris Hopkins sworn in as New Zealand's prime minister and, in sport, Novak Djokovic is hopeful to reach his 44th Grand Slam semi-final. - نئے اعداد و شمار بتاتے ہیں کہ گزشتہ سال روزمرہ استعمال کی اشیاء کی قیمتوں میں 7.8 فیصد اضافہ ہوا، کرس ہپکنز نے نیوزی لینڈ کے وزیر اعظم کی حیثیت سے حلف اٹھالیا اور کھیلوں میں، نوواک جوکووچ اپنے 44ویں گرینڈ سلیم سیمی فائنل میں پہنچنے کے لیے پرامید ہیں۔

The Act Out - S01E12 - Chris Hopkins Duck sits down with Chris Hopkins to talk about getting started in comedy, his time doing MMA, playing Football, and what it takes to be a comedian. Listen on your favorite Podcast App: Spotify, Stitcher, Podbean, Itunes. Just search "The Improv Tx Comedy Network" Listen Now on Podbean: https://improvtx.podbean.com/e/the-act-out-s01e12-chris-hopkins/ Listen Now on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtyYvq2AH0E Bio: A native of Columbus, Ohio, Chris Hopkins, a feature comic, began his stand-up comedy career in Chattanooga, TN in 2017.  Chris leaned on his previous performing experience and hit the ground running and was soon performing at the Laughing Skull in Atlanta and hosting at the Comedy Catch and Improv Chattanooga, in Chattanooga, TN.  He has also performed at The Improv in Addison, TX, 423 Social in Bristol, TN, The Appalachian Center for the Arts in Pikeville, KY and SkyZoo in Chattanooga.  Chris has earned the opportunity to open for Donnie Baker, Mick Foley, and Landry among other comedians. Chris' comedy runs the gamut of real life going from racial candles to receiving a prostate exam from an NBA Legend.  He looks at Katt Williams, Bill Burr and Dave Chappelle as influences from the world of comedy, but draws just as much inspiration from friends, family and every day life. Chris is also has acting and voice acting credits, appearing on Cable TV and radio morning shows across the country.  Currently based out of Dallas, TX, Chris is available and eager to travel anywhere in the U.S. to perform. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chrishopkinscomedian Twitter: https://twitter.com/comedianhop Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chris_hopkins027/?hl=en About the Addison Improv: Tired of going to dinner & a movie? Change it up with a night at the Addison Improv! It's the perfect place for a date night, birthday, Bachelor/Bachelorette party...all together a good ol' time! Ticket prices may vary, depending on the comedian.  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AddisonImprov Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/addisonimprov/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/AddisonImprov TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@improvaddison #theimprovtxcomedynetwork #standupcomedy #laugh #joke #laughter #jokes #standupcomedian #comedian #standup #funny #humor #podcast #fun #memes #lol #hilarious #viral #comedyshorts #haha #improv #addisonimprov #arlingtonimprov #houstonimprov #chicagoimprov #sanantoniolol

Enter this iconic building to hear stories from those whose lives have been changed here. A place of architectural and cultural significance defining this Northwest seaside town. A magnificent Victorian engineering masterpiece. Blackpool Tower is one of Britain's best-known landmarks - 158 metres tall and inspired by the Eiffel Tower in Paris, when it was opened in 1894 it was one of the tallest freestanding towers in the world. The Tower is in fact an entertainment complex comprising The Tower, Tower Circus, the Tower Ballroom, and Roof Gardens. Recorded in ambisonic audio, listeners will be immersed in the sound and fabric of this building, moving from place to place with those whose stories unfold. Karl Bartoni, born and bred in Blackpool, remembers seeing the tower for the first time when he was three years old. In the summer of 1983, he became the first (and last) person to dangle from the top of the tower attempting to escape from a straight- jacket. Former trapeze artist Laci Endresz Senior and his family have been in charge of the Tower Circus for over 30 years across six generations of circus performers. As a ‘flyer', Laci once broke 17 bones during a stunt. We hear from a former delivery driver Chris Hopkins who taught himself how to play the Wurlitzer organ and landed his first gig playing at Blackpool Tower Ballroom. He now plays weekly to those who flock here to dance in the splendour of the Tower Ballroom. The gold, majestic ballroom designed by Frank Matcham, one of the most significant theatre architects of the 19th century, is where families have danced for generations. Marilyn remembers her parents dancing at the Tower in the 1930s and every time she steps inside the ballroom, she says it feels like home. Other contributions from Professor Vanessa Toulmin – University of Sheffield. And artist Lisa Wigham Devised and produced by Sara Conkey, Perminder Khatkar, Helen Lennard and Melvin Rickarby Executive Producer: Rosie Boulton A Must Try Softer production for BBC Radio 4

What role does the press play in choosing the next Conservative leader? How do you cover an election campaign that most of the public doesn't have a say in? And what might all of this mean for Channel 4's planned privatisation – next week's Media Bill, which would have included details of the sale, has now been delayed. Guests: Fraser Nelson, Editor, The Spectator, Paul Mason, journalist and campaigner, Rosamund Urwin, Media Editor, The Sunday Times , Hardeep Matharu, Editor, Byline Times and Chris Hopkins, Political Research Director, Savanta ComRes Presenter: Katie Razzall Producer: Helen Fitzhenry

WFAN Yankees' reporter and Penn State grad (1992) Sweeny Murti joins Dave Jones & PennLive sports manager (and Yankees zealot) Chris Hopkins in this edition of the Blue White Breakdown. Sweeny recounts his broadcast infancy in his native Middletown, his college days during the Tony Sacca era, and describes what it was like to fill in for Yankees radio play-by-play voice John Sterling. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In episode 65 of 17 Minutes of Science, we sat down with our very own Dr. Chris Hopkins. Chris is the Chief Scientific Officer here at InVivo Biosystems and is actively involved with customer projects and communications. Chris pioneered the commercialization of C. elegans transgenics at his previous company, Knudra, which he cofounded in 2009. In 2017, Chris joined the InVivo Biosystems team as CSO when Knudra was acquired by InVivo Biosystems (FKA NemaMetrix). As a scientist turned entrepreneur, he now pioneers the application of humanized animal models for discoveries in personalized medicine and natural products. Tune in to this episode to learn more from Chris about his career arc and hear his advice on how to make science your career one you are passionate about - whether it is academia, industry, or entrepreneurship.

Andrew Pierce speaks to Chris Hopkins, Associate Director at Savanta Comres about what a new poll could mean for the Prime Minister's future, and speaks to Dr Patricia Macnair about why care homes need to give residents more autonomy. Plus, the Revenue may have given people a reprieve this year - but it's no time to relax about tax! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andrew Pierce speaks to Chris Hopkins, Associate Director at Savanta ComRes, about recent poll numbers that suggest waning support for Boris Johnson, and Director of Policy at the NHS Confederation, Sir John Redwood, about his thoughts on the Government's new COVID measures. Plus, is a new £150 pan really a ‘Le Creuset for Millennials' - and can it replace every other pan in your kitchen? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After a high profile career designing, drawing and painting images for movie poster art in Hollywood — Return of the Jedi, Labyrinth, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom — Chris now feels driven to produce works which celebrate compelling stories of American perseverance — the Tuskegee Airmen, First Nations peoples of America's Pacific Northwest, and the Japanese Americans who were incarcerated during WWII. It's been an unusual career path, to say the least. Chris was a star on the Southern Oregon College wrestling team when he dropped out in 1974 rather than bow to the inevitable pressure to become a high school wrestling coach. He loaded up his '68 sky blue Camaro and hit the road, picking up jobs from southern California to Montana and living out of his car. After he ran out of gas in Boise, Idaho, he settled there for a year and a half and worked as a bouncer at the Bronco Hut (the college bar where he met his wife), a lift operator at a ski resort, and as an utterly unqualified counselor at a home shelter for troubled boys. All the time he created art — drawing behind the bar, sculpting unflattering portraits of ski resort personnel, and carving the bar's Billy club into a more appealing shape. Chris' older brother convinced him he'd soon be too old for this bohemian, aimless lifestyle and that he might want to apply to the prestigious Art Center College of Design in Los Angeles. He put together a crude portfolio, submitted an application and remembers “it surprised the crap out of me when I was actually accepted”. In the middle of the college program, Chris still hadn't figured out a painting system that he liked, so one weekend he locked himself in a room and refused to come out until he'd conquered it. In 1979, he graduated from Art Center with honors. A diploma from art school, so what next? Pouring and finishing concrete for foundations, walkways, driveways and most everything else that required concrete until he heard that legendary illustrators Charles White III and David Willardson were starting a studio and looking for young talent. Chris' persistence paid off and he was hired. After months of sketching he was finally assigned to paint the marquee art for The Mountain Men. Soon afterwards he discovered the airbrush and the whole process became fun, especially incorporating brushwork with airbrush techniques. He painted the clouds, skies, and water all from his Pacific Northwest childhood memories, and was known as The Sky King, a tribute to his unmatched ability to paint natural backgrounds After four years, Chris left Willardson and White ready for his next challenge — painting people. Yes, he learned to do that, too painting and drawing the comprehensive and finished poster and magazine promotional art for Return of the Jedi, Peggy Sue Got Married, Labyrinth, The Abyss, and who could forget the portrait of the studly Harrison Ford on the Indiana Jones and The Temple of Doom theatrical advance poster art? In 1988 he picked up his family and relocated to the state of Washington where he's once again tackled a new, but classic, technique. Now he's brush-painting stories of American perseverance. Show Notes: Chris's early job experiences Working for Charles White III and David Willardson Traveling as an artist for the Air Force Chris's revolutionary work with airbrushes Painting the Tuskegee Airmen and The Japanese Incarceration “Hidden Heroes: The Nisei Soldiers of WWII” Future exhibitions Resilience www.artistdecoded.com www.chrishopkinsart.com www.instagram.com/chrishopkinsart

This week on Can Do, we go behind the scenes of rural health care in the West. 60 million Americans and approximately 44% of Montanans live in areas with less access to health care, resulting in a myriad of chronic health issues. The Covid-19 pandemic has disproportionately affected rural areas, exacerbating problems that were already difficult to solve.To better understand these challenges, we speak with Angelina Salazar, CEO of the Western Healthcare Alliance and Chris Hopkins, CEO of Montana Health Network.

Andrew Pierce is joined by pollster Chris Hopkins from SavantaComres who's snap poll found resounding support for Rishi Sunak's Budget – but will that good favour last until the next election? Andrew talks to Chris McGovern from the Campaign for Real Education about trigger warnings on classic children's book and gets some tips on how to install a cocktail bar at home. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Richard Spurr, in for Andrew Pierce, talks to Chris Hopkins of Savanta Comres on a new poll which shows that half of us now expect another winter lockdown, despite Government promises, and speaks to climate author Alice Bell on plans to replace gas boilers with heat pumps in Britain. Plus, the children's entertainer who knocked Baby Shark off the top spot! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andrew Pierce speaks to pollster Chris Hopkins of Savanta Comres on some rather surprising results of how people view Boris Johnson's decision to raise National Insurance, and talks to Professor Ravi Gupta on how worried we should be about the new 'Mu' variant. Plus, is Britney finally going to be free from her 'conservatorship'? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode I'm talking to Chris Hopkins, whose ex-partner and son's mum, Marie, sadly died of cervical cancer in January 2020. Since her death, he has channelled his sadness into positive energy and has not only raised - and continues to raise - lots for several charities, but is campaigning to encourage more women to go for their smear tests, to avoid going through what his family has gone through. Follow Chris: www.linkedin.com/in/christopher-hopkins-%F0%9F%92%9C-8149a9209/ Follow me: www.hopemckellarpr.co.uk www.facebook.com/hopemckellarpr www.instagram.com/hopemckellarpr

Andrew Pierce talks to Chris Hopkins of Savanta Comres on new research showing that Britons don't trust each other (or even themselves) to stick to Covid safety measures, and talks to aviation analyst Alex Macheras on faint glimmers of hope for summer holidays in Europe this year. Plus, did you know that you can get sunburn… on your eyeballs? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andrew Pierce talks to Macer Gifford, a former City trader who fought against Isis in Syria, about why he believes Shamima Begum is not a victim, and speaks to Chris Hopkins of Savanta ComRes on a new poll showing nearly half of people want Covid restrictions to last LONGER than July 19. Plus, Jan Moir on the launch of a new ‘anti-woke' news channel in Britain. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andrew Pierce speaks to royal biographer Penny Junor about the reaction to Harry's latest outburst against his parents, and speaks to pollster Chris Hopkins on a new survey suggesting voters no longer know what Labour stands for. Plus, Jan Moir on why the lifting of lockdown spells ‘fashion re-entry' (and the end of leggings and flip-flops). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Late last year Toby Glider a.k.a Liquid Pegasus released his phenomenal album; Novelty on CityBaby Records . This was listed as one of Aswad's favourites of 2020 and was one of the most notable releases across the board. On the show Aswad and Toby Glider get together and discuss about the makings of the album, influences, Japanese 80's culture and even the notorious artwork created by Chris Hopkins + more! The show also features new music from a talented roster including Frankfurt Funk, Madd3e, Big Jacks, Kutcorners, Angela Apigo and Soul Supreme.

Andrew Pierce talks to MP and former soldier Tobias Ellwood on why prosecutions over events decades ago in the Troubles must stop, and speaks to pollster Chris Hopkins on a new poll suggesting Nicola Sturgeon could miss out on an overall majority in elections this week. Plus, should we all be practicing ‘Kakeibo' - the Japanese art of mindful saving? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Flash! Flash, I love you! But we only have fourteen hours to save the Earth!" Here we are people, I did promise - the latest episode of Betamax has taken me a month to edit (so much for deadlines) but I hope you'll agree that it's worth it. Marty from Thunderballs.org crashes his rocket into my podcast and brings a bevy of Bond links, Queen chat, Timothy Dalton swooning and plenty more. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Executive producers: Keith Foster, Jimi Fletcher, Mark Drakes, Matt Cunnington, Chris Hopkins, Omar Zambon, Ian Maddrell, Catrin Lowe, Mark Machin, Zoltan Vago, Simon Smith, Wayne McNally, Darren Hodgkins, Dan Wellington, Alex Heale, Philip Rothenberger, Alan Fewings, Tom Carr, James Kennedy, Simon Pegg, Jo Harrison, Anita Singh, Bobby Richmond Associate producer: Chris Oakley Visit www.patreon.com/BetamaxVideoClub for more information about bonus episodes, early access, discounted Betamax Video Club merchandise and more.

Andrew Pierce speaks to Chris Hopkins of Savanta ComRes on a new poll showing a quarter of young people think Keir Starmer is WORSE than Jeremy Corbyn, and talks to Professor Scott Lucas on whether the George Floyd case will change America. Plus, has the pandemic put an end to credit cards? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andrew Pierce speaks to Chris Hopkins of Savanta Comres on a new poll showing young people want lockdown to end faster, and speaks to royal biographer Angela Levin on why none of the Royal family will be wearing military uniform at Prince Philip's funeral. Plus, bestselling author Jane Green on why she's glad to be grey. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Conor and Gina speak to veteran SNP MSP, Alex Neil about his time in Holyrood and his friend Alex Salmond. Not pulling any of his punches, the former health minister hits out at the party machines of government and backs a move towards a 'supermajority' for independence. They also speak to Chris Hopkins of Savanta ComRes about the chances of Scotland's newest political party, the Alba Party led by Alex Salmond, in the upcoming election.Music:Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/soundroll/good-thingLicense code: FEWU7SEEDXBYDFV7 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join Conor Matchett and Gina Davidson for the first episode of The Steamie. Joined by Chris Hopkins, associate director of pollsters Savanta ComRes, they take you through the state of play in the polls as the election campaign gets underway ahead of Holyrood rising on March 25. Credits: STV News 1st July 1999/ Donald Dewar speech at opening of Scottish parliament/ Timestamp 4.33- 4.40 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uj_ZvIUR5uo BBC News 14th September 2014 / Salmond: Referendum is once in a generation opportunity/ Timestamp 2.18-1.32 https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-scotland-29196661 BBC Scotland 12th May 2008/ Wendy's week politics show / Timestamp 0.27-0.28 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWf0QriA00U Wall Street Journal/ September 19th 2014/ Salmond concedes defeat/ Timestamp 0.11-0.17 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzO_dVOO21Y Scottish Labour Party/  25th April 2017/ Kezia Dugdale's speech on the Tories' rape clause/ Timestamp 0.57-1.19 https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1363523673739829 Scottish Parliament / 22 September 2020/ Piers Morgan hails Nicola Sturgeon's Covid speech and says 'this is leadership' https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/piers-morgan-hails-nicola-sturgeons-22725347  Timestamp: 0.03-0.10 The Daily Express/ February 14th 2021/ Keir Starmer warned Labour Party 'will suffer' for flip-flopping on Scottish independence/ TimeStamp 0.16-0.23 https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1396621/Keir-Starmer-Labour-Party-news-Scottish-independence-referendum-election-latest-video-vn BBC's Politics Sunday/ 31st January 2021/ BBC News/ https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1391729/SNP-news-Nicola-Sturgeon-independence-referendum-BBC-Scotland-Alister-Jack-latest-vn Scottish Parliament/ 25th Feburary 2021/ Nicola Sturgeon clashes with MSPs over Alex Salmond claims during FMQs/ 0.04- 1.30 https://www.theguardian.com/politics/video/2021/feb/25/nicola-sturgeon-clashes-msps-alex-salmond-claims-fmqs-videoMusic:Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/soundroll/good-thingLicense code: FEWU7SEEDXBYDFV7 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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_00:00 Bumper _00:48 Intro. _01:21 huh-wha? _02:22 Break out the popcorn _04:05 Preempting Dr. Phil _05:17 Have the Martians landed? _05:59 Hillbilly Psychos _06:52 Who's the Goat Guy? _07:33 Police the Police _07:44 Myster E. comes around _08:25 Exercising Insanity _09:55 D.C. Mayor's Request - Denied! _10:06 The Chickens come home _10:59 Insecurity Force _11:36 Super Looser Trump _12:33 Out of the Fog _13:18 Lying and Dying _14:14 Cult-ivating Trumptards _15:22 My Invisible Magic Friend _16:37 What is this “Science”? _17:17 Flipping Friend Phenomenon _19:05 Cult Cousin Confrontation _19:55 False Equivalent Defense _21:03 Fear vs. Curiosity _22:12 To smart for Society _23:07 Godzilla vs. Bambi _23:40 The Frightening Final Days _25:34 Obstructing Biden _26:21 No Republicans? _27:32 Party of Four? _27:53 Push for “Progressive Party”! _29:35 Exposing Trump's Terrorists _30:34 Zen's Robot Police Prediction _31:46 Stay Vigilant _32:35 Sign off _33:22 Bumper _34:18 Disclaimer

Brett has four coaches on that participated in the Ray Allen Challenge and then they have a discussion about their plans during the upcoming winter season during a pandemic. Dave Flom from Eden Prairie High School, Chris Hopkins from St. Agnes High School, Joe Burger from Edina High School, and Tim Sension from the Breck School join this episode. The four coaches talk about their experience participating in the Ray Allen Challenge and then go into detail about how they plan to approach this season and ways they can help educate and mitigate the spread while coaching during a pandemic.

_00:00 Alfred Hitchcock Presents - The Red Mirage _55:00 Bumper _01:50 Intro - Guest Chris Hopkins _02:23 UCLA mates: Alex Cox (Repo Man) _02:32 Michael Miner (RoboCop) _03:23 Paul Verhoeven  _03:46 Verhoeven in the grass _04:15 Celebrity Encounter - Charlton Heston _05:27 Roger and Me _06:08 Hollywood Covid Rules _10:29 Andromeda Strain  _13:26 Election Fears _14:16 Trump - “Pardon Me” _14:39 The Final US Election? _15:07 QAnon  _15:35 Right Wing Militia - Death Squads _16:44 Van Jones - Tedd Talk _17:35 Close election = savage barrage of lawsuits _17:53 Contesting When You Win? _18:18 Contesting Reality _20:09 Liberal Conservative Experiment _26:11 Ancient Republicans _26:47 Working Together _28:10 A Million Shades of Grey _28:33 Feeding on FAUX News _29:27 A Brain - Washing Machine _30:03 Albuquerque Oligarchy Book Club _31:35 Orchestrated Propaganda _32:18 O-Bomb-a )-: :-) ? _32:24 Thom Hartman - Red Mirage vs Blue Shift _34:16 The Russia Boogieman is Real (Estate) _38:05 Military + Intelligence minus 1 Useful Idiot _39:00 Russia “Trumping” the US  _39:47 1000 dead per day = removal! _40:42 General Strike - at your service! _42:26 Spineless Democratic Leaders _44:16 Complicit Police _46:43 The Daryl Gates of Hell _47:23 Blending in _47:41 The Peoples Party - RENAME!!! _48:43 Bernie Delano Roosevelt? _50:09 Joseph Biden Stalin ;-) _51:20 The Namby-Pamby Party _51:59 Documenting Election Crimes _54:32 Sign off _55:51 Bumper  _56:59 Disclaimer _57:17 GREY MATTER JUKEBOX: Medina Meltdown on Paint by Numbers, Vol 1. by Bob Familiar https://bobfamiliar.bandcamp.com/track/medina-meltdown Zen's Hosting of TNC Late Night Halloween https://theaterforthenewcity.net/late-night-halloween BONUS ELECTION TRACK LINK: https://youtu.be/0V_lJV1_IHE

_00:00 Saucer Landing _00:35 Zen's Important Message _01:17 Bumper _02:02 Intro. _02:33 Anti-Social Distancing _02:48 Rotten Egg Remedy _03:54 No-Maskhole Attack _05:16 Weaponized Shopping Carts  _05:50 $50 Fine with me! _06:11 Three Steps to Freedom _07:38 It's all a set up! _08:00 Firewall Department  _08:18 Un-HIPAA Rule _09:00 Maskhole Managers _10:58 Breath Squad vs. Death Scrod  _12:28 Movie Zones _14:05 Super Spreader _15:46 GMRH Special Guest - Chris Hopkins _18:15 Zen of All Trades _19:46 Film School Contacts _20:14 Alex Cox _20:59 Daphne Zuniga _21:13 Tim Robbins' (First Film) _21:36 Wilson x 30 _25:28 It's all a Blur _25:49 Iron Man Pad _26:56 Guardians - Ayesha Helmet & Throne _28:58 2019 Oscar Stage _33:24 Private Political Art  _36:41 UnSanitizing  Desert Storm  _39:42 Anti-War War _40:25 Trump Talk _41:00 No Conscience/No Character _42:12 Unlevel Playing Field _43:46 TRUMPROJECTIONS _45:39 The Bigger They Lie… _45:57 The Trump Worship Gene _48:12 MAGA Decoy  _50:00 Sign off _50:50 Bumper  _51:47 Disclaimer  _Chris Hopkins, Scenic Sculptor - Website & Samples ChrisHopkinsStudio.com _GRAY MATTER JUKE BOX: Song: Exploring Other Worlds, Understanding Our Own, Album: Better Living Through Chemistry, Artist: Bob Familiar - Available for free streaming or download at https://BobFamiliar.Bandcamp.com/track/Exploring-Other-Worlds-Understanding-Our-Own

Chris Hopkins from St. Agnes High School joins Brett to talk about what he learned from his time working with John Beilein and Bob Huggins at West Virginia and during his time as an assistant coach at Hamline University. They then go into detail about the role of an assistant coach and the process of interviewing for a head coaching position. Finally, they talk about offensive and defensive principles of the St. Agnes program.

When you were a kid walking into a movie theater in 1984, you saw Chris Hopkins's teaser poster for Temple of Doom and completely forgot about whatever movie you were there to see. Now we get to interview him as we prepare to begin our minute-by-minute dive into Temple of Doom! http://www.chrishopkinsart.com