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What does it take to create something the world has never seen before? In this final episode of Artful Intelligence, Reid Hoffman and Chris McLeod explore what it takes to spark a creative revolution with filmmaker Paul Trillo. Using OpenAI's groundbreaking AI video generator, Sora, Paul directed the world's first fully AI-generated music video.  After gaining early access to Sora, Paul faced a massive creative challenge: How could he use an AI tool known for surreal, dream-like visuals to craft a music video that felt emotionally real? The answer came from embracing AI's quirks—its strange hallucinations, its unpredictable transformations—and writing prompts like poetic scripts to guide the machine's creative output. Join us as Paul reveals how he turned an experimental AI model into an award-winning music video—and how creators everywhere can harness emerging tech to redefine what's possible in art. Time Stamps: Part 1: To Create a Paradigm Shift with AI, Lean Into Its Constraints 07:25 - Paul Trillo discovers OpenAI's AI video generator, Sora 09:46 - Navigating early uncertainty about AI's impact on filmmaking 12:09 - Directing under creative constraints during COVID with The Shins' “The Great Divide” 16:57 - Making emotionally resonant art despite technological limits 19:09 - Reid: What advice would you give someone running into constraints with AI tools? Part 2: Paradigm Shifts Often Come from Reviving Old, Impossible Ideas 23:01 - Paul's early experiments with Sora push AI video limits 24:34 - Resurrecting old creative concepts from his “Graveyard of Ideas” 25:59 - Inspired by Carl Sagan's “Golden Record” and its sci-fi storytelling potential 28:49 - Creating a surreal AI-generated trailer blending historical and futuristic imagery 30:21 - Revisiting a decade-old “infinite zoom” concept for a music video 35:05 - Reid: How do paradigm shifts in AI go beyond just replicating older tech? Part 3: Excavating Right at the Edge of What's Possible Today 37:45 - Writing “alchemy-like” prompts to guide AI's hallucinations 40:19 - Blending AI's surreal misremembered details into an emotional story 42:36 - Generating 700 videos and 320 minutes of AI footage for the music video 44:56 - Reid: What kind of impossible ideas might AI make possible? Links: “The Hardest Part” Music Video by Washed Out. Directed by Paul Trillo: https://vimeo.com/941713443 “The Golden Record” by Paul Trillo: https://vimeo.com/927400626 “The Great Divide” by The Shins. Directed by Paul Trillo: https://vimeo.com/461473136 Infinite Zoom in Manhattan: https://vimeo.com/paultrillo Paul Trillo on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paultrillo Will Smith eating Spaghetti (example of early AI video generation):  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQr4Xklqzw8 Reid AI: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/reidhoffman_the-nobel-prize-award-ceremony-took-place-activity-7272418124639928320-ZyMn/  Show Description: Artful Intelligence explores the thrilling intersection of creativity and artificial intelligence. Hosted by Chris McLeod, this mini-series dives into the stories of groundbreaking artists using AI to push the boundaries of what's possible. Each episode showcases how human ingenuity and machine learning collaborate to create the extraordinary. With thought-provoking contributions from Reid Hoffman, Artful Intelligence asks bold questions about the future of creativity: Can AI amplify human expression? How do we ensure it empowers rather than replaces us?

How can you shape the future with AI to create the world you want to live in? Reid Hoffman and Chris McLeod explore this question with Elise Swopes, a trailblazing visual artist and educator blending AI with photography. Currently an evangelist for Adobe, Elise has been a creative force since the early days of Instagram, crafting surreal visuals for brands such as Adidas, McDonald's, Casamigos, and Sony. But her journey hasn't been without challenges. From online harassment to personal struggles, she's faced adversity with resilience, using her art to shape a brighter, more inclusive future. Join us as we traverse her path—while Reid reflects on AI's evolving role in fostering creativity and meaningful human expression. Can AI ever replace human style, or will the future of art always require a human touch? Time Stamps: 02:14 - Chris McLeod intros the series Part 1: Shape Your Tools Because They Will Shape You and Your Future 07:07 - How Elise discovered AI and overcame early backlash 09:26 - Building websites and creating digital art as a kid 11:26 - Teaching creativity online and the power of sharing knowledge 17:03 - Reid: How can we foster more constructive conversations about AI? Part 2: The Right Networks Will Amplify Your Voice Without Losing It 17:13 - Using AI tools to redefine creative possibilities 19:29 - Elise's journey from public school to creative entrepreneurship 21:26 - Brand collaborations with Nike, McDonald's, and Casamigos 23:36 - Navigating higher education on her own terms 25:12 - Reid: What would a “better future with AI” look like for artists? Part 3: Taste and Style Are Your Competitive Advantage in Shaping the Era of AI 27:50 - How artists can shape AI's future through experimentation 31:31 - Elise's creative process with Adobe Firefly and AI-generated art 33:52 - Reid: Could AI make human artistic style obsolete? 41:16 - Elise reflects on personal growth and creative freedom Links: Swopes' Website: https://www.swopes.info/ Swopes on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/swopes Swopes AI piece discussed in the episode: https://www.instagram.com/reel/C5D0rFJOEzf/?igsh=MWgwNDU1cms1a3I2 Swopes' TEDx Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joWNKJlf8N0 Show Description: Artful Intelligence explores the thrilling intersection of creativity and artificial intelligence. Hosted by Chris McLeod, this mini-series dives into the stories of groundbreaking artists using AI to push the boundaries of what's possible. Each episode showcases how human ingenuity and machine learning collaborate to create the extraordinary. With thought-provoking contributions from Reid Hoffman, Artful Intelligence asks bold questions about the future of creativity: Can AI amplify human expression? How do we ensure it empowers rather than replaces us?

What if you could create the impossible with AI? In this debut episode of Artful Intelligence, Chris McLeod introduces us to Montreal-based filmmaker Malick Lombion, whose groundbreaking technique, Hyperlapse X AI, is redefining video art. Malick combines hyperlapse cinematography with cutting-edge AI tools like DALL-E to compress time, space, and reality into surreal and mesmerizing visuals. Malick pushed AI to its creative limits, proving that human ingenuity and machine learning can work in tandem to unlock new dimensions of art. Reid Hoffman and Chris explore what it takes to innovate at this level: the right partnerships, a willingness to fail publicly, and a commitment to going all in. Discover how Malick's work inspired a new wave of video creators—and what it says about the future of creativity in an AI-driven world. For more info on the podcast and transcripts of all the episodes, visit https://www.possible.fm/podcast/  Time Stamps: Introduction 00:01 – Artful Intelligence introduction. 02:36 – Chris and Reid discuss the central question: Can AI amplify human creativity? 04:08 – A brief history of cinematic breakthroughs, from Georges Méliès to hyperlapse. 08:13 – Malick explains Hyperlapse x AI. Part 1: The Right Humans Are Required 10:01 – Malick discovers DALL-E 2 and its potential for groundbreaking visuals. 10:55 – Malick teams up with Manuel Sainsily to create Hyperlapse x AI. 12:26 – A long and tedious process.  13:35 – Reid Hoffman on the value of diverse collaborators in AI innovation. Part 2: Plan on Failure in a Public Way 18:39 – Malick gets an offer to work with Insta360. 20:45 – Public experimentation on Instagram leads Malick to hyperlapse videos. 23:08 – Trial and error with a 10-foot selfie stick. 26:39 – Reid Hoffman on iterative deployment and learning from failure. Part 3: Once You Know Where You're Going, Go All In 31:26 – Malick begins transforming his 360 footage into a Hyperlapse x AI video. 32:16 – Malick moves from Guadeloupe to Montreal, fully committing to his passion for video creation. 37:09 – Malick completes his breakthrough video. 40:33 – Malick's Hyperlapse x AI video goes viral. Outro 49:19 – Chris reflects on Malick's journey and previews the next episode in the series. Links: Malick Lombion's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/malick.fr?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw== Malick's Hyperlapse x AI video with the Insta360 camera https://www.instagram.com/reel/CiPyY1VAv6I/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== An updated version of Malick's and Manuel Sainsily's first Hyperlapse x AI video https://www.instagram.com/reel/ChNyS6iAEA8/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

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Intellectual wellness is a key component to what we refer to as well-centered fitness and… aging well. The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at Duke University and the other 125 institutions founded by the Bernard Osher Foundation seek to “engage the minds, elevate the spirits and foster the well-being of its members through numerous educational programs and opportunities for volunteer service and social activity.”In this episode, Dr. Armstrong is joined by Chris McLeod, director of OLLI at Duke University, to discuss OLLI, lifelong learning, and the role they play in… aging well.Links:Osher National Resource CenterOLLI at Duke UniversitySupport the showHave questions you want answered and topics you want discussed on the Aging Well Podcast? Send us an email at agingwell.podcast@gmail.com or record your question for us to use in an upcoming episode:https://www.speakpipe.com/AgingWellPodcast

Chris Mcleod joins the boys to talk us through the woes of being a Man Utd fan. The poor bugger. Skip's delighted with Hull City's start and they discuss the England games in the week and can Arsenal get a result at their bogey ground???

After building an asset and connecting it to the grid - the next step is to enter the markets in order to earn revenue. Optimising the actions of a battery asset is vital in order to make an asset profitable. An pptimiser is there to get the most out of a battery. In today's episode, guest host Robyn Lucas is in the studio with Chris McLeod - Head of Trading at Habitat Energy. Over the course of the conversation they discuss:An overview of the main markets in which batteries commonly participate in.How to decide what markets to enter an asset in when?The rationale for choosing between whether to enter into the Balancing Mechanism or not.How the markets have changed over the last 10 years.What success might look like in the future for batteries.About our guestOperating across UK, USA and Australia, Habitat Energy's mission is to get the best possible return on your investment, whether that's a single battery, co-located renewable generation or a whole portfolio of assets across multiple locations.To find out more about what they do - head to their site.About ModoModo Energy is the all-in-one platform for battery energy storage analysts.Through an integrated mix of price forecasts, revenue benchmarking, in-depth research, real-time market screens, and downloadable data - you can finance, build, and operate the energy system of the future. Modo's paid plans serve more than 80% of battery storage owners and operators in Great Britain.To keep up with all of our latest updates, research, analysis, videos, podcasts, data visualization, live events, and more, follow us on LinkedIn.If you want to peek behind the curtain for a glimpse of our day-to-day life in the Modo office(s), check us out on Instagram.

This is a special five part mini-series where we are focusing on how best to eat healthily throughout our lives and encourage other people to do the same.  In this fifth and final episode, we discuss what students can learn from elite athletes when preparing for their examinations. Your host for this episode is Paul Ellis – Head of Teaching and Learning Strategy at Cambridge Assessment International Education. Our other regular co-host in this series, Dr Chris McLeod, turns guest for this episode. Chris is an academic at Loughborough University, UK, with an expertise in behavioural nutrition and public health. His research aims to improve people's nutrition, and particularly the nutrition of vulnerable populations by implementing psychological interventions in the public health space. Find all show notes and extra information at cambridge.org/education/blog/brighter-thinking-pod-nutrition.

This is a special five part mini-series where we are focusing on how best to eat healthily throughout our lives and encourage other people to do the same.  In this fourth episode, we discuss healthy eating for minoritized ethnic communities. Your hosts are Paul Ellis – Head of Teaching and Learning Strategy at Cambridge Assessment International Education – and Dr Chris McLeod – an academic at Loughborough University, UK, with an expertise in behavioural nutrition and public health. Our special guest for this episode is Dr Hibbah Osei-Kwasi – Lecturer in the school of sport, exercise and health sciences at Loughborough University. Hibbah's research focuses on dietary practices and behavioural change interventions for black, minority ethnic groups. Find all show notes and extra information at cambridge.org/education/blog/brighter-thinking-pod-nutrition.

This is a special five part mini-series where we are focusing on how best to eat healthily throughout our lives and encourage other people to do the same.  In this third episode, we continue up the ages and look at how best to educate adults when it comes to healthy eating. Your hosts are Paul Ellis - Head of Teaching and Learning Strategy at Cambridge Assessment International Education - and Dr Chris McLeod - an academic at Loughborough University, UK, with an expertise in behavioural nutrition and public health. Our special guest for this episode is Dr Lucy Porter – a Postdoctural Researcher who is interested in why we eat the things we do and how we can use psychology to make healthy eating easy and enjoyable.  Find all show notes and extra information at cambridge.org/education/blog/brighter-thinking-pod-nutrition.  

This is a special five part mini-series where we are focusing on how best to eat healthily throughout our lives and encourage other people to do the same.  In this first episode, we look at how to educate young children and caregivers about healthy eating. Your hosts are Paul Ellis - Head of Teaching and Learning Strategy at Cambridge Assessment International Education - and Dr Chris McLeod - an academic at Loughborough University, UK, with an expertise in behavioural nutrition and public health. Our special guest for this episode is Professor of Psychology and Public Health in the school of sport, exercise and health science at Loughborough University, Professor Emma Haycraft. Find all show notes and extra information at cambridge.org/education/blog/brighter-thinking-pod-nutrition.

This is a special five part mini-series where we are focusing on how best to eat healthily throughout our lives and encourage other people to do the same.  In this second episode, we look at understanding how adolescents could eat more healthily. Your hosts are Paul Ellis - Head of Teaching and Learning Strategy at Cambridge Assessment International Education - and Dr Chris McLeod - an academic at Loughborough University, UK, with an expertise in behavioural nutrition and public health. Our special guest for this episode is Lecturer in Psychology at Loughborough University, Dr Hannah White. Find all show notes and extra information at cambridge.org/education/blog/brighter-thinking-pod-nutrition.

COVID permanently altered the operations and offerings of many learning businesses, and the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at Duke University is one such example In this episode of the Leading Learning Podcast, co-host Celisa Steele talks with return guest Chris McLeod, who directs OLLI at Duke, about the pandemic-driven changes her group made and their related short- and long-term implications. Chris shares how COVID got them to rethink the competitive environment and the importance of social offerings as a key differentiator. They also discuss how the OLLI team worked together during the early days of COVID, balancing a member-driven approach to the course catalog with staff oversight, and the enduring appeal of the humanities. Show notes and a downloadable transcript are available at https://www.leadinglearning.com/episode357. We are grateful to our sponsor for this episode Thinkific. *** At Leading Learning, we believe reach, revenue, and impact are essential for all learning businesses. Thinkific Plus is a new-generation platform purpose-built to help growing businesses scale revenue. With Thinkific Plus, you can generate monthly recurring revenue through course subscriptions and membership programs, sell multiple seats for your learning products to a single buyer, suggest additional products in the learning flow to increase sales, and go global with 0 percent transaction fees and payments accepted in over 100 countries. Coastal Drone Co. uses Thinkific Plus to sell online courses, memberships, and certifications to those looking to fly drones in Canada. Since converting its training materials into online courses on Thinkific Plus, Coastal Drone Co. has scaled its business, earning more income, training more people, and positioning itself as a leading educator in the Canadian drone industry. Right now, as a Leading Learning listener, you can get a free month of Thinkific Plus by going to our special URL. Start your free month today at thinkific.com/learning.

Talking Joe Episode 200 - Squiduenjoe Trivia Quiz anniversary special It's a 200th (numbered) anniversary episode, so It's another Squiduenjoe special, with special guests joining us to answer GI Joe Trivia in our unique quiz. Mark is the quizmaster host, with current and former presenters; Chief, Steve, Tim and friend of the show Bart Simon joining as contestants in the internets most unique GI Joe Trivia quiz show. Diana Davis, Chris McLeod and Thomas "talks Toys" join us with with guest questions. While there is definitely some visual elements to enjoy from the video, you should still be able to follow what's happening as an audio only version. Find the video version on our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf6XlppdP-oKDkn0SMSTspA

TALKING JOE 187 - Christmas special with special guests It's a Talking Joe Christmas Special with a break from our normal comics deep dive. Mark is joined by Tim to talk Christmas Gifts, Traditions and Joe stories with some Musical interludes, with a host of special guests giving their GI Joe Christmas memories and more. Big thanks to all our contributors; Andrew Swenson, Michael Kelly, GI Jay Cordray, Chris McLeod, Carson "3D Joes" Mataxis, Adam Riches, Matt “Mate Mylar” Miller, Bart Simon, Stephen Jubber, Chuck X Goren, Paddy Lennon, Malcham Zidek (aka UndeadOpFigs / Chad LaForce) and Kirk Bozigian! Despite not actually being about GI Joe comics I probably spent more time on this episode than any other due to the amount of editing and extra content created! And there's more- we will be dropping an extra special bonus mini episode on Dec 25th featuring the return of Chief and Ben to Talking joe!

Here are the relevant links for this episode:Danielle SmithNew Alberta premier says unvaccinated 'most discriminated against group' after swearing-inBlatchford Blatchford review ordered after project fails to meet expectations Edmonton wants to make building homes in Blatchford more affordable Oilers+RELEASE: Oilers+ video streaming service officially launched Guests: Edmonton Global Sherri Bouslama, manager of brand strategy & communications Chris McLeod, vice president of global marketing & communications Economic Development Matters Podcast Edmonton Global forward/slash forward/slash Economic Summit Economic summit a 'first step' toward bringing Edmonton region together Background Edmonton Global officially launches to attract investment to the Edmonton Metro Region Edmonton Global 2019-2023 Strategic Plan Recap: Ignite Edmonton 2015 E-Town celebrates entrepreneurship in Edmonton (2013) Speaking Municipally is a proud member of the Alberta Podcast Network: locally grown, community supported.This week we talked about connectFirst Credit Union, "a new, brighter way to bank for all Albertans." We also highlighted Alberta Blue Cross, which offers group benefit plans that enable employees to manage their own health, dental, life and disability coverage online.Speaking Municipally is produced by Taproot Edmonton, a source of curiosity-driven original stories, curated newsletters on various topics, and locally focused podcasts, all in the service of informing Edmontonians about what is going on in their community. Sign up to get The Pulse, our weekday news briefing. It's free! ★ Support this podcast ★

Ukraine's Independence Day coincides with six months of Russia's war on Ukraine. We'll talk to Father Mykhailo Ozorovych of Holy Eucharist Cathedral in New Westminster about resettlement efforts in the Lower Mainland. And in our second half, in the second week of BCGEU strike action, we talk to professor of occupational and environmental health Chris McLeod about what makes a fair and healthy workplace.

Experts in Sport welcomes guests involved in the Commonwealth games with a range of practitioners from Loughborough University and beyond.Time Stamps -0:00:00 Welcome0:00:20 Professor Vicky Tolfrey, Professor of Applied Disability Sport and Director of the Peter Harrison Centre for Disability Sport0:07:03 Jonathon Riall, Team England Triathlon Team Leader and Head of Performance Services at the British Paralympic Association0:17:23  Ben Stephenson, Research Assistant in Sports Performance at Loughborough University0:23:53  Dr Chris McLeod, an expert in eating behaviour at Loughborough University0:43:35 Dr David Fletcher, Sport Psychologist at Loughborough University0:50:25 Professor Mike Caine, Associate Pro Vice Chancellor for Sport and Professor of Sport Technology and Innovation at Loughborough University

UBC's Dr. Chris McLeod describes the methodology he and his team utilized in conducting their research on how the Certificate of Recognition (COR™) program affected lost-time and high-impact injury rates in Ontario. In this discussion, IHSA's Paul Casey also shares what prompted IHSA to engage with Dr. McLeod and the University of British Columbia.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We chat to the wonderful Lani Minella who is the voice of some of our favourite video games including Duke Nukem, Mortal Kombat, Sonic Adventure, Unreal Tournament and lots more! Audiogodz: http://www.audiogodz.com/ Please visit our amazing sponsors and help to support the show: Bitmap Books https://www.bitmapbooks.co.uk/ BetterHelp - You deserve to be happy. Try the world's largest on-line therapy service and get 10% off your first month by using our link at https://www.betterhelp.com/retro  We need your help to ensure the future of the podcast, if you'd like to help us with running costs, equipment and hosting, please consider supporting us on Patreon: Thanks so much to our latest supporters, in the Hall of Fame this week: Mark Brookes, Joe Pentony, Chris McLeod, James Bentley https://theretrohour.com/support/ https://www.patreon.com/retrohour Get your Retro Hour merchandise: https://bit.ly/33OWBKd Join our Discord channel: https://discord.gg/GQw8qp8 Website: http://theretrohour.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theretrohour/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/retrohouruk Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/retrohouruk/ Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/theretrohour Show notes:    The Simpsons Steamed Hams adventure: https://bit.ly/3gBeq7w GoldenEye 007 Xbox new tease: https://bit.ly/3B9uTt3 New retro joystick: https://bit.ly/3uD1I0c Play Sega Saturn Games on a Jailbroken PS4: https://youtu.be/s3BQLsozlM0 Save The Hero backup device: https://bit.ly/3LheSWJ

It's WEEKEND AT BURGIE'S EPISODE 38! Happy New Year! We're kicking off 2022 with an extensive interview with our pal, producer and podcaster Diagnostik80 of The Full Force Podcast. Diagnostik80 is also the beatmaker behind many rap jams you may have heard - including the Wordburglar collaborations TORONTAUN, CYBERTRONNOISEUR & SPECTRAL MIC! On today's episode Diagnostik80 (aka Chris McLeod) and Burgie dig deep into a lifetime love of music and action figures and reveal all the creative pursuits that led Chris to combine his passions and focus on The Full Force podcast. For those who don't know, The Full Force is an in-depth, weekly podcast resource dedicated to G.I.JOE and Action Force (subscribe to it now!) and whether or not you're familiar with Chris' work on the Full Force or his hip-hop beat production (or maybe his Basketball career?) this episode is packed with fascinating gems and possibly never-heard-before adventures from Chris' life. Enjoy and be sure to check out his work listed in the links below! This episode is also available to watch for the first time in video on https://youtube.com/wordburglarofficial For more Wordburglar music, podcasts, videos and merch visit www.wordburglar.com GUEST LINKS: DIAGNOSTIK80: Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/diagnostik80 Raptillian - Trial & Error EP: https://music.apple.com/gb/album/trial-error-ep/id299637596 Voices - Wolph Feat. Diagnostik80: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWaRNQDJuBk Heavy Petting - Heavy Petting: https://heavypettingmusic.bandcamp.com/releases What Four? - Duke Slammer Feat. Diagnostik80: https://open.spotify.com/album/4crv3eYpvtKZk7XOT1nQjN THE FULL FORCE PODCAST: Podbean: http://thefullforce.podbean.com/ iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-full-force/id1247274528?mt=2 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-full-force?refid=stpr YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs4PUlvRWXzaW8EAXDe-Jyg/featured?view_as=subscriber Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheFullForce (@TheFullForce) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheFullForce/ Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/TheFullForcePodcasttps://www.patreon.com/TheFullForcePodcast

Chris joins the pod to discuss "Pocket Fireworks," The MySpace era, Brazilians in Orlando, "driving with that thing," the legend of J*** D***, and the 5 types of Floridians.  Chris is a Florida lifer and Gainesville native who can tell you anything you need to know about Gators, Ospreys, and the Edisons. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/floridavs/support

Thank you for listening this year. See you in 2022. - huge shoutout to Mike, Gina, Justin, Collier (and family), Kelvin, Dawn, Peter, Lauren S., Shane, Matt Ashton, Matt Pabian, Chris McLeod, Lindsay. ❤️ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/floridavs/support

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Ronnie hosts this week's episode with returning guests Chris Gill and Chris McLeod.It's been a while since we've talked Man Utd and since Ole's departure and the appointment of Ralf Rangnick, the Man U boys discuss their feelings on the club's current circumstances. Great to get the United boys back on.

Today's podcast - from the Video vaults but first time available as an audio only podcast, it is Talking Joe - Sketch Book Chat - Episode 3 - The GI Joe art collection of The Full Force - A fancast about the world of Action Force & GI Joe Chris "Diagnostik80" McLeod joins Mark and guests Tim, Jay & 1st appearance on the show from Jon Thurmond as we take a look at Chris' GI Joe original art and rare prints. All the podcast links are available at the Talking Joe Website https://www.talkingjoe.co.uk/ This was recorded as a live stream with comments enabled for sharing with us as we stream. The YouTube link with all the art being discussed is on screen here: https://youtu.be/OdHr7-sI-Rg I have also created a public Patreon Post which includes is a PDF of the images being discussed so that you can look along as you listen to the audio only version https://www.patreon.com/posts/54486583 Referred on the podcast, details of Hascon 2017 are here: https://arealamericanbook.com/2018/06/21/hascon-2017-the-real-american-book-convention-report/ Coming up on the next Podcast, the long awaited conclusion to Murder by Assassination in GI Joe ARAH 285 , our discussion of GI Joe Frontline # 1-4.

This week Jason, James and Rob are joined by Chris McLeod, radio personality and co-host of "The 3 Beers Podcast" and they run down their top ten baseball movies.

54: Building a Leadership Gift Culture at Your Nonprofit Organization (Chris McLeod) SUMMARYHow do you assure your nonprofit is in a position to receive Leadership Gifts? Many nonprofit organizations dream of that type transformational donor investment, but fail to put themselves in a good position to receive one. Chris McLeod knows all about that challenge, and helped co-found the Institute for Philanthropic Leadership - and its signature program called Leadership Gift School – to help organizations better articulate their case for leadership giving. Chris and I had a great conversation about LGS on episode #54 of the Path Podcast, and also discussed the work she’s done over her 25-year nonprofit career in planned giving and in other fundraising settings. Chris was also willing to open up about her battle with cancer and the career choices she’s made as a result of personal and professional challenges. ABOUT CHRISChris is the Director of the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at Duke University and her professional experience is wide-ranging prior to OLLI. It includes working as a Congressional Affairs Officer for the Office of Congressional Affairs with the Federal Emergency Management Agency; as Director of Corporate and Foundation Development for the Kenan-Flagler Business School at UNC-Chapel Hill; as Director of Fund Development and Planned Giving for the Carolinas HealthCare Foundation; as Director of Corporate and Foundation Relations for UNC-Charlotte; as Executive Director for The Greater Charlotte Cultural Trust of the Foundation For The Carolinas; and as founder and president of Giving Matters, Inc. (a consulting firm focused upon providing philanthropic counsel). In 2008, Chris was part of a group of philanthropy leaders in Charlotte who were inspired to develop a program to help educate nonprofit leaders about how to cultivate individuals for major gifts; this effort resulted in the creation of the Institute for Philanthropic Leadership and its inaugural program, the Leadership Gift School. Chris earned her bachelor’s degree in political science with honors from Wheaton College and a J.D. from American University. Following her graduation from American, she was admitted to the Maryland Bar. She has also completed the Bridges Program for Academic Leadership (Chapel Hill) and the Innovation Institute of the Transformational Leadership Program (McColl Center for Visual Arts). EPISODE TOPICS & RESOURCESRegister for IPL’s New Development Professionals or Leadership Gift School ProgramsApply for PMA’s Mastermind ProgramHenri Nouwen’s book A Spirituality of FundraisingOsha Davidson’s book The Best of EnemiesBruce Feiler’s book Life is in the Transitions: Mastering Change at Any Age

Week 1 of a 4 week break between seasons 3 and 4.  In this bonus content, The Rustman and 80s Nostalgia cohost Chris McLeod count down their favorite movies of the 1980s!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/posts/27365351)

Andy reads part four of a story he wrote titled Car Partners. The songs included in this episode, "District Four", "Your Call", and "Chill Wave", were performed by Chris McLeod and were licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Andy reads part three of a story he wrote titled Car Partners. The songs included in this episode, "Zig Zag", "Chill Wave", and "Miami Viceroy", were performed by Chris McLeod and were licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Andy reads part two of a story he wrote titled Car Partners. The songs included in this episode, "Zig Zag", "Miami Viceroy", "Loopster" and "Shaving Mirror", were performed by Chris McLeod and were licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

For the first time in a while, Andy breaks from format and reads part one of a story he wrote titled Car Partners. The songs included in this episode, "Chill Wave", "Celebration", "District Four" and "Funky Chunk", were performed by Chris McLeod and were licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Today I get to sit down with Chris McLeod (pronounced "Mcloud).  Chris is currently 3rd Generation President of Jones-McLeod Foodservice Equipment Parts & Sales.  His story is all too familiar for a lot of folks these days.  He went to college, wasn't sure what he wanted to major in, changed his major 3 or 4 times, and finally landed on Civil Engineering. Once he graduated and entered the workforce, he quickly grew tired of his cozy cubicle and decided to join the family business. Starting in the parts department, Chris worked his way through operations to eventually become president.  His biggest reason for enjoying what he does? It's always changing. There is always something new to learn. And the opportunities for growth are endless. Enjoy the episode and find Chris here: https://jones-mcleod.com/

What better way is there to look back at the 2010s (aka The WOJM Decade) than with our tribute to the running jokes that have fueled our discussions since 2011?  It was impossible to catch everything, but hopefully your favorites will show up somewhere in this well-placed tribute to the most overbearing running joke in the English language, the number 69.  Mike, Joe, and an ironically-debuting Wristlock Wes Whitlock invite you to enjoy the end of the WOJM Decade with a complete lack of class but good intentions and lots of love!  We'll catch you again in 2020... the start of The WOJM Decade Part II: Electric Boogaloo! Special thanks to the talent heard on this episode: Erik Arana, Chuck Averitt, Justin Bell, Michael Bell, Jared Bunnell, Jon M. Chu, Joe Colton, Brian Cummings, Sara Detrick, Ryan Drost, Chuck Emanuele, Shannon Gallant, Gary Godsoe, George Greenoe, Larry Hama, Gary Head, Zack Hoffman, Eddie Inman, Mike Irizarry, Rob Irizarry, Jamie Johnson, James Kavanaugh, Carson Mataxis, Chris McLeod, Kate McLeod, Craig Moore, Johnny Pottorf, Bill Ratner, Kevin Michael Richardson, Neil Ross, Hawk Sanders, Brian Savage, Greg Schueller, David Tree, Brian Tudor, Bobby Vala, Page Wagner, Kevin Watts, and Mark Weber, and a shout out to everyone else who has made making this show so much fun!

Host Emeritus Gary Godsoe returned to take the stage with Mike, Joe, and Rob at the 2019 Ohio Toy & Comic Show!  The team chatted with the live crowd about the current GI Joe comic, the Joefest experience, and the future of the Ohio Toy & Comic Show.  Special appearances by Sara Detrick, The Wristlock Wes Whitlock, The Infamous Podcast, Chris McLeod, and more!  It's always a thrill to do the show with a live audience - if you want WOJM at your local or regional show, give our email address to their organizers!This episode is WOJM's contribution to Cobra Convergence IV - be sure to follow Hooded Cobra Commander 788 on YouTube and support all the CCIV participants!https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUAVU3ecTM0NlSmwgtCAoXA Also, check out with the code "HCC788" and save 10% off your order at What's On Joe Mall!   Etsy- https://www.etsy.com/shop/WhatsOnJoeMall Contact WOJM: Email- whatsonjoemind@gmail.com Voicemail- 262-515-9656 Facebook- http://www.facebook.com/whatsonjoemind Twitter- @wojmpodcast Instagram- @whatsonjoemind YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjSMX6aDD5X4nqYmFJLNyjQ

With a mission of improving quality of life and engaging minds, the Osher Lifelong Learning Institutes (OLLI) provide a distinctive array of lifelong learning opportunities and activities specifically developed for seasoned adults who are interested in learning simply for the joy of learning. And as the director of the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Duke University, Chris McLeod leads one the top ten largest Institutes in the country (there are over 120 nationally), which are all associated with universities and colleges. In this episode of the Leading Learning podcast, Jeff talks with Chris about the general commonalities of the learners they serve and the opportunities and challenges that come with serving them. They also talk about the role of membership in OLLI’s business model and the factors that tend to underpin the success of the most successful programs. Full show notes available at https://www.leadinglearning.com/episode195.  Thank you to our sponsors for this quarter: CommPartners helps learning businesses conceive, develop, and fulfill their online education strategy. Their solutions begin with Elevate LMS, an award-winning learning platform that provides a central knowledge community and drives learner engagement. To extend the value of Elevate, CommPartners provides a wide range of online education services including curriculum design, instructional design, fully managed Webinars, Webcasts, livestream programs, and virtual conferences. Find out more at https://www.leadinglearning.com/goto/commpartners. ** Authentic Learning Labs is an e-learning company that offers products and services to help improve your current investments in education. One key product is Authentic Analytics, a dedicated suite of visualization reports to help analyze and predict the performance of education programs. Organizations use Authentic Analytics to easily scan through volumes of data in intuitive visuals, chart performance trends, and quickly spot opportunities, issues, and potential future needs. Find out more at https://www.leadinglearning.com/goto/authentic.

We had a great time catching up with Chris and learning about his new role at the newly formed Edmonton Global. He’s lived in the world of senior level leadership in marketing and communications. That has included many years with the City of Edmonton and Athabasca University. Chris has served on several boards of directors including the St. Albert Chamber of Commerce, the Canadian Ski Patrol, the Trans Canada Trail Relay and as Chair of the ITU Edmonton World Cup Triathlon media relations committee. For the skiing crowd, he’s been an active volunteer ski patroller at Jasper's Marmot Basin since 1994. Learn more about Edmonton Global: http://edmontonglobal.ca SOCIAL HANDLES LInkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-mcleod/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/chrismcleodyeg https://www.instagram.com/edmontonglobal Twitter https://www.twitter.com/chrismcleodyeg https://www.twitter.com/edmontonglobal Find out about his favourite socks here: https://www.solelysocks.com

Chris McLeod of the OSHER Lifelong Learning Institute at Duke University joins us to discuss the health aspects of continuing education and the negative effects of social isolation. We also introduce Peter McCann, the new Chief Strategy Officer and Vice President of Marketing for Transitions LifeCare.

Chris McLeod of the OSHER Lifelong Learning Institute at Duke University joins us to discuss the health aspects of continuing education and the negative effects of social isolation. We also introduce Peter McCann, the new Chief Strategy Officer and Vice President of Marketing for Transitions LifeCare.

We asked for suggestions on Facebook and Twitter as to what collectors thought were the best figure card artwork from the first four FSS series'. Now we pit the best of the best in a battle to the top of the pile! Massive thanks to Chris McLeod of The Full Force Podcast for not only guesting on the show, but putting together this gorgeous video presentation for all our benefit! If you get the chance, experience them at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8hjao3JWsE&feature=youtu.be   Yo Force!   Full Joburg!

We chat to Chris McLeod from Elkington & Fife about what you need to know when it comes to trademarks and IP for your digital product.

After studying psychology, Susan moved to New York to find a job in what she called “a young person’s field" and as a result, landed a successful career in advertising. Years later, taking the expertise she gained in production into the classroom, Susan began working with high school students on their communication skills. Each year, she and Ms. Cinzia produce the annual speech day at Manhattan International High School. This final episode of season one explores why Ms. Susan believes listening to students and allowing them to share their personal stories is important. Special Thanks to:Susan for sharing her story and allowing me into her life. Everyone at Manhattan International High School. Chris McLeod for producing the show and for creating the theme song for the series. Terence Mickey for executive producing the episode. Murray Nossel for the series concept. Samira Tazari and Kerrianne Thomas for your work online. Artist Caitlin Watkins for the episode illustration. What's Happening Here is a production from The Listening Booth.

Mary and her family were forced to leave their home because of the civil war in their country, Sierra Leone. They spent years living in hiding in Guinea, going without education and often without food. Mary's essay explores the long, difficult years of being displaced from home and celebrates the resilient spirit of her family. Looking for a way to say thanks? Check out our Spotify Playlist: “Thank You To Producer Chris”. Special Thanks to: Mary for sharing her story. Everyone at Manhattan International High School. Chris McLeod for producing the show and for creating the theme song for the series. Terence Mickey for executive producing the episode. Murray Nossel for the series concept. Samira Tazari and Kerrianne Thomas for your work online. Artist Caitlin Watkins for the episode illustration. What's Happening Here is a production from The Listening Booth.

A few days before the annual speech day, one of the students named Matt who was selected to share his story decides to drop out. Matt's teachers, Ms. Susan and Ms. Cinzia, work together to figure out if he is merely perpetuating his usual habit of not completing work or if he is actually just nervous to feel vulnerable in front of his peers. Matt must decide whether or not he is willing to talk about the complicated relationship he has with his father. Special Thanks to: Matt for sharing his story. Everyone at Manhattan International High School. Chris McLeod for producing the show and for creating the theme song for the series. Terence Mickey for executive producing the episode. Murray Nossel for the series concept. Samira Tazari and Kerrianne Thomas for your work online. Artist Caitlin Watkins for the episode illustration. What's Happening Here is a production from The Listening Booth.

Angie and Jonathan both have something in common. Yes, they are both immigrant teenagers getting accustomed to life in America after moving from Columbia and Honduras, and yes, they both go to Manhattan International High School. But beyond all that, in this episode they are encouraged to face internal anxieties through the power of teamwork and community. Special Thanks to: Angie and Jonathan for sharing their stories. Everyone at Manhattan International High School. Chris McLeod for producing the show and for creating the theme song for the series. Terence Mickey for executive producing the episode. Murray Nossel for the series concept. Samira Tazari and Kerrianne Thomas for your work online. Artist Caitlin Watkins for the episode illustration. What's Happening Here is a production from The Listening Booth.

Fatime grew up in the Ivory Coast but spent most of her childhood moving from place to place because of her mother’s struggle with a mood disorder. When Fatime’s brother dies suddenly, she is forced to look after her mother who struggles to cope. In her essay, Fatime explores her complicated feelings towards her mother and makes a plan for the future. Special Thanks to: Fatime for sharing her story, Everyone at Manhattan International High School, Chris McLeod for producing the show and for creating the theme song for the series, Terence Mickey for executive producing the episode, Murray Nossel for the series concept, Samira Tazari and Kerrianne Thomas for your work online, and artist Caitlin Watkins for the episode illustration. What's Happening Here is a production from The Listening Booth.

Ms. Cinzia is in her seventh year teaching 12th grade English at Manhattan International High School. Every year, she collaborates with Ms. Susan, a communications teacher, to help her students use writing as a way to learn more about themselves and their places in the world. In this episode, Ms. Cinzia shares the story of her life and her search for good teachers. Special Thanks to: Ms. Cinzia for sharing his story. Everyone at Manhattan International High School Chris McLeod for producing the show and for creating the theme song for the series. Murray Nossel, the executive producer of the show, for the series concept and guidance along the way. Artist Caitlin Watkins for the episode illustration. What's Happening Here is a production from The Listening Booth.

A holiday message from The Lonely Hour, plus, some writers try to define loneliness.

When Zi Khai first moved from China to America, he and his mother lived in Kentucky to help with the family restaurant. Zi Khai was only twelve years old at the time and quickly learned that life can be difficult in a new place when you don’t know all of the rules. In this episode, Zi Khai shares the three lessons he learned during his experience living as an immigrant in Kentucky. Special Thanks to: Zi Khai for sharing his story. Everyone at Manhattan International High School, especially Ms. Susan and Ms. Cinzia. Dana Lea at Kentucky Refugee Ministry and Bluegrass Refugee Voices. Chris McLeod for producing the show and for creating the theme song for the series. Murray Nossel, the executive producer of the show, for the series concept and guidance along the way. Kerrianne Thomas Artist Caitlin Watkins for the episode illustration. What's Happening Here is a production from The Listening Booth.

Growing up in The Dominican Republic, Christopher was always embarrassed by his family’s financial situation. He often felt as though people were looking down him because of all his family didn’t have. Through the process of writing his essay, Christopher not only discovers what’s really important to him but where exactly the judgment is coming from. Special Thanks to: Christopher for sharing his story. Everyone at Manhattan International High School, especially Ms. Susan and Ms. Cinzia. Miriam Bader, Director of Education at The Lower East Side Tenement Museum. Chris McLeod for producing the show and for creating the theme song for the series. Murray Nossel, the executive producer of the show, for the series concept and guidance along the way. Terence Mickey, Kerrianne Thomas and Jerome Deroy. Artist Caitlin Watkins for the episode illustration. A production of The Listening Booth.

Erica is from Taiwan with dreams of one day becoming a heart surgeon. She moves to America in order to pursue her goal, but the journey quickly proves to be a lonely one. Through sharing her essay with her classmates, Erica learns to accept the difficulties that come along with her choices. Special Thanks to: Erica for sharing her story and musical talents. Everyone at Manhattan International High School, most specifically the students. An extra special thanks to Ms. Susan and Ms. Cinzia for sharing their time and work. Julia Bainbridge, host of The Lonely Hour. Chris McLeod for producing the show and for creating the theme song for the series. Murray Nossel, the executive producer of the show, for the series concept and guidance along the way. Terence Mickey, Kerrianne Thomas and Jerome Deroy Artist Caitlin Watkins for the episode illustration.

Sex with Shakespeare author Jillian Keenan struggled with understanding her spanking fetish—and so did those around her.

ZOMG!  It's a REAL episode!!  Yes, the gang brings you almost FIVE hours of Joe Related Talk...and other subjects...and pointless tangents.  Justin was having "family time" so joining us for substitution host duty is Chris McLeod of The Full Force.  Since this is our first show since JoeCon (yes, we know it has been that long, but we all have real lives we must live folks), we spend a SIGNIFICANT amount of time in the news doing a day-by-day review of all that went down in Loveland.  We also catch up on other topics in the news...all which is old news now, but you can hear what we have to say instead of reading it on a forum or in social media.  We also talk to IDW GI Joe artist extraordinaire, Tom Feister as we check in to what projects he has cooking for the rest of the year.  All that plus the Joes of 2006 and Inappropriate Cosplay Emails to Joe Colton.  We know you will love this new segment!  We'll fill you in with our lives in the real world on our next episode, but for now, enjoy this MEGA show...this should last you a couple of days on your commutes...unless you have a long commute and in that case we hope it makes your trip go by that much more rapidly.  Thanks for thinking of us!  We appreciate your loyalty!!   

Sana is a senior at Manhattan International High School. She was born in Pakistan but left the country to live in America with her father when she was a young teenager. In her essay, Sana explores what it means to feel confident about herself and connected to the people around her. Through working with her teachers, Ms. Susan and Ms. Cinzia, Sana learns too what it means to compromise. Special Thanks to: Sana for sharing her story. Everyone at Manhattan International High School, specifically the students and Principal Gladys. An extra special thanks to Ms. Susan and Ms. Cinzia for sharing their time and work. Natasha Warikoo, Associate Professor of Education at Harvard. Chris McLeod for producing the show and for creating the theme song for the series. Murray Nossel, the executive producer of the show, for the series concept and guidance along the way. Everyone at Memory Motel: Terence Mickey, Bart Warshaw, Kerrianne Thomas, Samira Tazari, and Carson Frame. Jerome Deroy and Jeffrey Yamaguchi for your support. Artist Caitlin Watkins for the show logo and awesome episode illustrations. A production of The Listening Booth.

Host Katie Shepherd shares how she ended up at Manhattan International High School and introduces the students and teachers you’ll hear in this season of What’s Happening Here. A show about pivotal moments, this first seasons follows a group of students who attend an international high school as they prepare for speech day with their teachers Ms. Susan and Ms. Cinzia. Special Thanks to: Everyone at Manhattan International High School, specifically the students and Principal Gladys. An extra special thanks to Ms. Susan and Ms. Cinzia for sharing their time and work. Chris McLeod for producing the show and for creating the theme song for the series. Murray Nossel, the executive producer of the show, for the series concept and guidance along the way. Everyone at Memory Motel: Terence Mickey, Bart Warshaw, Kerrianne Thomas, Samira Tazari, and Carson Frame. Jerome Deroy and Jeffrey Yamaguchi for your support. Artist Caitlin Watkins for the show logo and episode illustrations. Natsuho Oura for being an all-around awesome intern. A production of The Listening Booth.

Our host Julia Bainbridge attempts to answer why she's doing this podcast, and shares what's in store for season two.

What’s Happening Here is a new series that documents pivotal moments in people’s lives, those moments where everything changes. Each season we’ll follow individuals going through major life events and record the stories that emerge in the process. For this preview, host Katie Shepherd and Producer Chris McLeod headed to Times Square to ask people share some of their major life moments. From falling in love to fall-outs, this show explores what exactly happens in the shift. In season one, we will be spending time in the place where change happens every single day— high school, specifically an international high school in Manhattan.

Writer and activist Stephen Satterfield reads his Lonely Hour poem, called “Lonely Our.”

Writing professor Rachel Mennies considers the particular breed of loneliness found on Carnegie Mellon's campus.

Former New York Times 'Frugal Traveler' Matt Gross finds himself alone (in Istanbul) for the first time in years.

In the first of our five essay episodes, a pre-season two mini-series, Jamie Feldmar wonders if her lack of loneliness means something might be wrong with her.

We talk about the Joes from 2004, catch up on the news, begin to set the table of what will happen at JoeCon...and generally get side tracked - A LOT.  Download it now and listen to it on your way to JoeCon!   Speaking of JoeCon, be sure to catch Mike, Gary, Joe and Chris McLeod from the Full Force at our JoeCon panel on Sunday, June 19th at 1:00.  It will be the last ever panel at JoeCon. Join us as we turn out the lights...forever (maybe, maybe not, we will see - we're looking at you Hasbro!) ;-)   If you have not signed it already, be sure to sign our petition to Save the GI Joe Convention! If you want a Joe-only convention like us, make sure you sign the petition and let the powers-that-be know what you think!  More than 2500 people have signed.  Sign on the campaign today!   CLICK HERE TO SIGN!

Chris McLeod of Giving Matters has a bio that would inspire interest from donors, foundations, and businesses alike. She has worked in both development and philanthropy, leading some of the nation's foremost giving circles and academic organizations invested in the study of business and philanthropy. Currenlty, her primary client is one of the highest paid NFL players in the country, and she is advising his foundation on the giving strategies that will maximize what he sees as the purposes of his donations to causes and organizations that work strategically on those causes. This type of consulting is actually Chris's specialty; she helps foundations,donor families, and those who routinely give major gifts design giving strategies that will help them see ideal benefits from their philanthropic activity. Chris will enlighten us this Saturday on how precisely she does this and the benefits these families and their foundations have gleaned from her work. Chara Rodriguera is a seasoned, veteran yoga teacher who has designed her own program to create, realize, and benefit from changing your life through dream work and spiritual practice. In addition to teaching yoga and raising her two young sons, she is creating a book series entitled You Are, You Have, You Can, designed to inspire and empower children and adults with affirmations they can readily incorporate into their daily waking and sleeping lives. She is also the co-host of a new radio show on Wednesday evenings with life coach and songwriter, Rakale Hannah, entitled ReSet and ReNew. Join us for a novel and revitalizing Journeying with Dr. Ni this Saturday as we learn the secrets of philanthropy and life change from two women who have been in each field for more than a decade. Join us and be inspired, renewed, and rejuvenated by their personal stories!!!