Podcast appearances and mentions of chris leach

Today we have Chris Leach, co-founder of Manteca. Manteca is a modern Italian-British restaurant focused on nose-to-tail cooking and fire-cooked meat. It was awarded 11th Best Restaurant in Britain at the National Restaurant Awards and received a Michelin Bib Gourmand. It has also received rave reviews from Grace Dent and Jay Rayner calling it "Genuine verve and originality". Prior to Launching Manteca Chris worked at Petersham Nurseries, Pitt Cue and Kitty Fisher. Support the show

The Fifth Circuit recently ruled that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's (CFPB) funding structure is unconstitutional, casting doubt on all of the agency's actions. But the CFPB is as active as ever. Please join Mayer Brown lawyers Ori Lev, Chris Leach, and Christa Bieker as they discuss the Fifth Circuit's ruling and its implications as well as the agency's recent policy, enforcement, and supervisory activities.  

Join Cory and Josh as they interview Chris Leach - Director of Strategy and Formation for the National Federation For Catholic Youth Ministry. On this episode we discuss concepts of unity, working in collaboration, and growing in authentic relationships within youth ministry in both Catholic and Protestant circles. https://nfcym.org/christopher-leach/

“It's like sitting in God's living room.” This episode of Open Door Policy is a season finale! Join hosts Emily Mentock and Fr. Patrick Gonyeau as they share their highlights from the previous season. Together they marvel at how God is alive and active in the life of each guest who has joined them. From storytelling to music, from mental health struggles to a new vocation to the permanent diaconate, each guest has exhibited how unique God's plan is for each life. Your hosts share their dreams to see the Church alive with a new Pentecost and a Church filled with gratitude. Join Open Door Policy as we wonder at God's power to change lives, and unleash the Gospel in the Archdiocese of Detroit. Take a listen! (00:19) Welcome to Open Door Policy! Your hosts Emily Mentock and Fr. Patrick Gonyeau share their excitement over this episode to reflect on the previous season and how God has inspired them through the testimonies of the podcast guests. (01:18) Emily shares that something she has enjoyed about hosting the show is that she is inspired by the many ways the Spirit is working in missionary disciples in Southeast Michigan. “It has truly changed my faith.” Fr. Patrick loves when he “goes off the rails.” These podcast testimonies are inspiring to him. Fr. Patrick encourages us to “look out for comparison. God made you to be you.” St. Catherine of Siena says, “Be who God made you to be and you will set the world on fire.” As we experience our identity in Christ, our desire should be to be fully us, and not someone else. Fr. Patrick loves the “dream question” that each episode closes with. God has made us for greatness, and these big desires for the future are good. (4:50) Spotlight on guests: Dcn. Fred stood out to Emily. She loved his passion, and that he fulfilled the call to be fully himself. The episode with Jordan and Napoli Beachnau was very inspiring to Emily and she kept their stories of their journey as a couple with her. Curtis Simpson, Jr. was a memorable episode for Emily because of his energy, joy, and passion. The podcast has taught Emily that God works in our lives in so many ways. “Look at all these different ways God can be working in people's lives. (7:20) “Testimonies put the works of God on display.” Fr. Patrick loves testimonies because they give people the witness of the power of God. Emily makes the point that Unleash the Gospel places value on the power of witness. “Personal testimony has an indispensable role in evangelization. Testimony has a unique power to touch hearts, since it is almost impossible to ignore the witness of someone who has encountered Jesus personally and whose life has been transformed by him.” (9:48) Fr. Patrick mentions Recardo Hernandez's testimony about having mental health struggles. “His testimony involved Jesus helping him come into a place of health, freedom, and peace.” Fr. Patrick mentions how bad thoughts can lead to bad actions, and bad actions can lead to a life separated from God. “The right mind is the mind of Christ for a disciple.” We are all tasked as disciples to steward our minds. Fr. Patrick mentioned Michelle Piccolo's testimony and sums it up in four words: in love with Jesus. Finally, Chris Leach's testimony touched Fr. Patrick. His testimony can be summed up in these words: “nothing is impossible for God.” (14:05) Emily comments that the episode with Chris was interesting for her because she knew Chris before the episode- through working in the Archdiocese together. “You don't have to go searching for the stories of how God is working in people's lives. The people in the pews next to us all have their own stories of their encounters with Jesus and how they live that out now.” (17:27) Who else touched your heart? Other highlights include: Josh Ross playing music on an episode, Fr. Jake Vanassche brought Spanish content to the podcast, and also, one of the great storytellers of the Archdiocese, Bishop Hanchon visiting the show. (24:04) “What are your dreams, Fr. Patrick?” Emily poses their typical closing question to her fellow co-host, Fr. Patrick. “Full on participation in the New Pentecost.” First, Fr. Patrick wants to live consumed with the presence of God. Second, he desires to see the Church on fire for the Lord, with a greater devotion to the Eucharist. He wants to see the signs and wonders, healings, and prophetic words become part of the regular life of the Church. (28:03) “What are your hopes and dreams, Emily?” Emily says she has loved doing the work of sharing the Gospel through her work with the Archdiocese. The book of Romans chapter 8 reminds Emily that her faith is a gift. She feels inspired by Bl. Solanus Casey to “give God thanks ahead of time.” She feels it has been so clear that God wants her to be unleashing the Gospel in the Archdiocese of Detroit. She says that praying with Fr. Patrick on the podcast has inspired a courage in her to pray with more of the Holy Spirit. (32:39) Our hosts invite us to share with them what has inspired you! Tag @utgdetroit on social media and let them know what your dreams are for the future. Share how God is in your heart. If there is someone you know who has a story that is a powerful witness, reach out! (34:20) Ron is the person behind the scenes for the podcast, and the hosts are grateful for his work to make Open Door Policy happen. Emily closes the podcast in prayer, expressing gratitude for the season's guests and the audience. She asks that the audience would be blessed with the grace to share the Gospel in the power of the Holy Spirit. Fr. Patrick wraps up the episode by blessing the listeners. Thanks for listening!

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What is the role of a teacher in higher education? Is it possible to learn both new and old music at the same time effectively? How can we get comfortable with music styles we're not well versed in? Andrew, Chris, Greg, and I discuss these things and more in this week's episode!

Dick Gabriel and Billy Rutledge talk with Chris Leach about UK football and basketball. Also in hour 1, the guys react to UK's offer to Reed Sheppard, news from the world of golf and the NBA and much more.

On this episode we have an opportunity to sit down with Pastor John and Chris Leach to talk about ministry, relationships and more. They serve as lead Pastors at Jubilee Fellowship church in Denver Colorado. 

Chris Leach, Director of Evangelical Charity for the Archdiocese of Detroit, enters the studio to reflect on the ministry of healing and the role it has played in his missionary journey. Show Notes: (0:16) Emily and Fr. Patrick catch up and share what they’ve been up to since our last episode. Emily shares that she’s visiting family in California and Fr. Patrick reminisces on his love for hot climates — in moderation. (3:31) Emily introduces this episode’s guest, Chris Leach, Director of Evangelical Charity for the Archdiocese of Detroit, who recently got a puppy, lost over 185 pounds, and is studying at Encounter Ministries to help others on their path to healing. (5:48) Chris discusses his Catholic upbringing and how he’s always known Jesus, sharing about a profound witness he experienced as a high schooler among many other teens and young adults who were so open to the movement of the Spirit in their lives. (8:41) Chris talks about his first job in ministry as a Youth Minister at Our Lady of Good Counsel, the parish where he grew up! He also mentions volunteer experience he had through the archdiocese ministering to incarcerated youth, which he was able to do with his background in criminal justice. (13:17) Chris shares his experience growing deeper in faith through healing ministry and reading Unbound: The Practical Guide to Deliverance. He shares how the book brought him to Encounter Ministries, a healing ministry he and Fr. Patrick are involved in. (15:58) Fr. Patrick gives a bit of the scriptural background on what healing ministry is, and some of the key players in Encounter Ministries, like Dr. Mary Healy, Sacred Heart Major Seminary professor. (21:15) Chris talks about the role of Unbound and those prayer steps in his weight loss journey and how they helped him reclaim his identity. He discusses a piece of Unbound theology that particularly moved him, and how that idea has helped him discover what graces he can give to others. (27:36) Chris shares testimony about a physical healing he witnessed when a friend’s leg was lengthened by the Holy Spirit. He also reflects on another instance of physical healing that he experienced when he met Fr. Patrick Gonyeau at St. John Newman for the Michigan Catholic Young Adults Conference. (33:39) Fr. Patrick shares his experience of the same physical healing, and asks Chris about his new position with the archdiocese. Chris talks about his new role as the Director of Evangelical Charity. (39:39) Chris closes in a blessing.

Chris Leach, Director of Evangelical Charity for the Archdiocese of Detroit, enters the studio to reflect on the ministry of healing and the role it has played in his missionary journey. Show Notes: (0:16) Emily and Fr. Patrick catch up and share what they’ve been up to since our last episode. Emily shares that she’s visiting family in California and Fr. Patrick reminisces on his love for hot climates — in moderation. (3:31) Emily introduces this episode’s guest, Chris Leach, Director of Evangelical Charity for the Archdiocese of Detroit, who recently got a puppy, lost over 185 pounds, and is studying at Encounter Ministries to help others on their path to healing. (5:48) Chris discusses his Catholic upbringing and how he’s always known Jesus, sharing about a profound witness he experienced as a high schooler among many other teens and young adults who were so open to the movement of the Spirit in their lives. (8:41) Chris talks about his first job in ministry as a Youth Minister at Our Lady of Good Counsel, the parish where he grew up! He also mentions volunteer experience he had through the archdiocese ministering to incarcerated youth, which he was able to do with his background in criminal justice. (13:17) Chris shares his experience growing deeper in faith through healing ministry and reading Unbound: The Practical Guide to Deliverance. He shares how the book brought him to Encounter Ministries, a healing ministry he and Fr. Patrick are involved in. (15:58) Fr. Patrick gives a bit of the scriptural background on what healing ministry is, and some of the key players in Encounter Ministries, like Dr. Mary Healy, Sacred Heart Major Seminary professor. (21:15) Chris talks about the role of Unbound and those prayer steps in his weight loss journey and how they helped him reclaim his identity. He discusses a piece of Unbound theology that particularly moved him, and how that idea has helped him discover what graces he can give to others. (27:36) Chris shares testimony about a physical healing he witnessed when a friend’s leg was lengthened by the Holy Spirit. He also reflects on another instance of physical healing that he experienced when he met Fr. Patrick Gonyeau at St. John Newman for the Michigan Catholic Young Adults Conference. (33:39) Fr. Patrick shares his experience of the same physical healing, and asks Chris about his new position with the archdiocese. Chris talks about his new role as the Director of Evangelical Charity. (39:39) Chris closes in a blessing.

Meditation is proven to relieve stress and improve overall health. Join Merideth for a bonus episode featuring a special guided mindfulness meditation. It features music of marimba player/composer Chris Leach. The Artists for Joy theme song is by Angela Sheik. 

Today we chat to Chris Leach, senior CISO Advisor at Cisco. From his background as an accountant (which he hated!) to venturing into cybersecurity ("I had to learn to speak in bits and bytes, after only speaking in 1s and 0s"), he has a fascinating story to share. Chris also has some brilliant insights into how to be a great leader and role model for your team, and he has some really poignant thoughts on resiliency, bouncing back, and dealing with the fear of failure.Also in today's episode, Ben shares the highlights of his just-published research on threat landscape trends. The idea behind this work is to shed light on areas where you can quickly have an impact defending your assets, especially if you're dealing with limited security resources. You can read more about this in Ben's blog post.And finally our 'On this Day' feature takes us back to the movies! In honor of the 25th anniversary of the film Hackers, the team sits down to talk about what that movie got right, and perhaps, not so right, with some surprising reveals. We also discuss what our own movies on cybersecurity would look like, if we were each in charge of screenwriting. Personally, we hope Noureen's idea does genuinely get greenlit!In October, we're doubling our production schedule to release episodes on topics that mean a lot to us, including careers and diversity in cybersecurity, and how to protect your loved ones from disinformation campaigns (or "fake news) online. It would be brilliant if you could subscribe to your podcast feed of choice so that you don't miss any of these exciting episodes.

James Royds-Jones, Private Jets Director, APAC, speaks with ASG's Jeffrey Lowe on the private jet charter market in APAC. He starts off with the background of Air Charter Service – just a basement start-up in the house of Founder Chris Leach and discusses the company's worldwide reach with over 30 offices and a diversified business scope – cargo, passenger, and group. James gives his views on the charter market during COVID-19, how there are no easy charters in Asia – even before COVID, speaks on the sales approach to new customers and touches on illegal charter.Listen in as they discuss:James' personal background and experience (0:40)Air Charter Service Founder, Chris Leach: starting in the basement of his house to today 30 offices worldwide (2:16)A family business approach to customer service (2:54)ACS' geographic distribution: starting in London and moving across the world (4:35)All facets of the charter business: cargo, private jets, and commercial (5:36)Diversification & geographic scope aids in the current environment (7:30)How was 2019?; How is business ‘normally'?; Working Hard (8:33)ABACE 2019 was an indicator: quieter than normal, operators going out of business & reducing fleet sizes, tough years (9:29)Preferences in Asia: Bigger is better, shiny & new, short hops, Bombardier & Gulfstream (10:35)COVID-19 comes around and hits the radar around Chinese New Year (13:05)Moving into February, clients then looked to leave the region to the US & Europe (14:35)Coping with COVID-19: The phones start ringing & the ACS team camps out under their desks to provide support and that ‘can-do' attitude (15:24)The different phases of private, commercial, and cargo during COVID-19. Private jets first. (17:50)Commercial group flights: Repatriation flights, followed by a lull, some new group activity now (19:46)Cargo experienced a prolonged, big spike from March to July (20:43)An inflow of PPE, followed by an outflow of PPE (21:27)Commercial airliners moving into the cargo business (22:04)Diversification, resources and size allows ACS to weather the storm (22:43)The status of private jet charter market today – less than ideal. Record inquiries are up, but making those flights happen is difficult, with a very low conversion rate (25:03)There are no easy charters in Asia, hence the need for brokers (26:20)Extra measures during COVID-19 and responding to individual preferences from each passenger (27:16)The health & safety measures are here to stay, and private flying is even more appealing (29:42)Fleet availability in APAC: owner aircraft vs dedicated charter; Aircraft and the pool getting smaller (31:26)But more demand for private flying, as commercial becomes a less viable option. Perfect storm: less supply / higher need. Oh! And a global recession (33:54)Asia lacks fractional ownership and membership programs, so charter is the only way to go (35:09)Proactively keeping customers updated through e-mail and video during COVID-19 (37:00)Changing approach to customers - hunters vs harvesters and the new types of customers (38:45)Owner-operators now less likely to charter an illegal flight (41:31)Do we need to do more and what? (42:10)There's no grey charter only illegal charter, role of AsBAA and educating users (43:00)What needs to change? Price difference between charter in Asia vs. the US and Europe - more infrastructure is needed! (44:33)

In a special tag-team message, Pastor John and Chris Leach share their family non-negotiables and give a back to school blessing for students, parents and teachers.

Lance Bertram sits down with Chris Leach to discuss some of his trade secrets that have helped him become the Idealease National Accounts Top Performer for three years running.

Chris joins us this week to talk about growing up in a small Northern Arizona city and figuring out how to get out of the prison life mentality. He tells us about his journey into fatherhood as well as balancing life, work, family and a growing musical career.

Chris Leach records his final episode with BBWL after over a year and being a co-founder of the show. He gives a speech, and we cry a little. We also debate our favorite moments from the fall semester of UK sports as the season's sports are coming to a close.

On this edition of the Big Blue Insider we talk to Coach Seth Greenberg of ESPN about what he saw from UK Basketball in the Bahamas. Plus Chris Leach of the Kentucky Kernel on UK Football. Speaking of UK football there is a schedule change for them next season. Also Rick Pitino has something to clear up.Listen to Big Blue Insider weeknights on 630 WLAP wlap.com or the iHeartRadio app.

Chris Leach and Chase Campbell discuss UK basketball's performance in the Texas A&M matchup, as well as Benny Snell Jr.'s bowl ejection and Danny Clark for UK quarterback.

Chase Campbell and Chris Leach sit down with UK running back Benny Snell Jr. to discuss his goals and preparation for Rivalry Week before 3/4 of the crew talks Georgia and basketball.

The LINE Hotel x Full Service Radio Present: Sole Mates An athlete, a retail heavyweight, and an industry insider walk into a bar during March Madness. It was our bar, and they were all wearing some of their favorite shoes. Ball player Chris Hooks had on some Nike Kobe 9 Elite Masterpieces - he'd come straight from the LA Athletic Club. Chris never steps onto a court without a pair of Kobes on his feet. Finish Line's Brandon Edler wore his red-toe, Reebok Allen Iverson Questions, and photographer/Nike Jordan brand alumni Chris Leach was sporting some Air Jordan VII retro kicks. Yes - their choices reflected their personal style, but they also honored three of the game's Greats. That seems about right as we watch the next generation of Greats get ready to bust their brackets wide open this March.

The LINE Hotel x Full Service Radio Present: Sole Mates An athlete, a retail heavyweight, and an industry insider walk into a bar during March Madness. It was our bar, and they were all wearing some of their favorite shoes. Ball player Chris Hooks had on some Nike Kobe 9 Elite Masterpieces - he'd come straight from the LA Athletic Club. Chris never steps onto a court without a pair of Kobes on his feet. Finish Line's Brandon Edler wore his red-toe, Reebok Allen Iverson Questions, and photographer/Nike Jordan brand alumni Chris Leach was sporting some Air Jordan VII retro kicks. Yes - their choices reflected their personal style, but they also honored three of the game's Greats. That seems about right as we watch the next generation of Greats get ready to bust their brackets wide open this March.

The LINE Hotel x Full Service Radio Present: Sole Mates An athlete, a retail heavyweight, and an industry insider walk into a bar during March Madness. It was our bar, and they were all wearing some of their favorite shoes. Ball player Chris Hooks had on some Nike Kobe 9 Elite Masterpieces - he'd come straight from the LA Athletic Club. Chris never steps onto a court without a pair of Kobes on his feet. Finish Line's Brandon Edler wore his red-toe, Reebok Allen Iverson Questions, and photographer/Nike Jordan brand alumni Chris Leach was sporting some Air Jordan VII retro kicks. Yes - their choices reflected their personal style, but they also honored three of the game's Greats. That seems about right as we watch the next generation of Greats get ready to bust their brackets wide open this March.

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