Podcast appearances and mentions of chris mears

This is how founders should always talk! Chris Mears has been in startups for 20 years, and talks honestly about the challenges of getting his new one, Wild Clean, off the ground. Contribute to his Kickstarter at

This is how founders should always talk! Chris Mears has been in startups for 20 years, and talks honestly about the challenges of getting his new one, Wild Clean, off the ground. Contribute to his Kickstarter at launch.wildclean.com

Chris, CO-Founder Wild Clean, joins us to share the why behind Wild Clean.  Learn about their Planet first approach as they launch the 1st certified plastic-negative cleaning company!

Bob speaks with Ogden Police Chief Chris Mears with updates on Jessica Northrup a Spencerport woman who was abducted Tuesday evening found that was safe.

ALL THE GOOD THINGS HAVE COME AT ONCE... this week on the show not only are we joined by an actual olympian, but we are joined by an olympian who is a member of the British Empire. It's the legend that is Chris Mears. Chris has the life that you believe only happens in fiction - when training for a diving competition in Sydney his spleen ruptured causing him to almost die, he lost 2L of blood and had a 5% survival chance. He was told he would never dive again. 2 years later he won gold in Rio.On top of all this he has recently left diving behind to become a DJ/Producer as part of the Bloodline duo, supporting Labrinth and Pendulum on stage and releasing music with The Vamps. This episode is an absolute rollercoaster. Strap yourself in… it's Chris Mears. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

6/1/21 (10a) Ogden Police Chief Chris Mears On Shots That Were Fired This Am In Town.

At the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, Chris Mears shared the honour of becoming Great Britain's first Olympic Diving champion. Along with Jack Laugher, the pair won the gold medal in the synchronised 3m springboard event. For the first My Defining Moments episode of 2021, Chris speaks openly about the mental health struggles he's had since winning Olympic gold and how the recent lockdown has helped him. Plus we hear the story of his near death experience as a teenager, receiving an MBE from Prince Charles and being able to feel the crowd in his feet at London 2012! Listen to Chris talk me through how his music career is going, and how he hopes to improve on the millions of streams he's had in 2020! Feel free to subscribe to the My Defining Moments podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and pretty much every other podcast app that you can find! Don't forget to rate and review the podcast or get in touch with any suggestions of guests you'd like to hear from. You can email me at chris@chrisbrownsport.com or find me on social media @ChrisBrownSport  Thank you for listening and I'll be back soon for more My Defining Moments. Chris

(11a) With an update about Wayne County, we have Wayne County Administrator Rick House; baseball America announces team number reduction; Ogden Police Chief Chris Mears calls to talk about a birth that occurred on the side of the road; Chief of CHS Mobile Integrated Health Care Reg Allen talks about CPR procedure; listeners on the loose

Speaking at an event as part of Bridgestone's 'Chase Your Dreams, No Matter What' campaign, Chris Mears tells Radio Yorkshire's John Gibby about a brilliant few years, how he has had to overcome massive challenges, and how is he hoping to help ten people overcome their fears as part of the campaign. For more information about 'Chase Your Dreams, No Matter What', go to www.nomatterwhat.uk.com

Chris Warburton presents a BBC Music Day special of the Sports Panel with the 70 piece BBC Philharmonic playing sporting tunes with a range of special guests including Pop great Will Young, Manchester rockers The Courteeners, Olympic long jump finalist and singer Jazmin Sawyers and Rio 2016 champion diver and music producer Chris Mears.

Comedian and writer David Baddiel on writing for children and whether death and dementia make good subjects for comedy. Olympic diver Chris Mears won gold in Rio in spectacular style. He reveals how a brush with death inspired his success and his sideline as a music producer. On the centenary of Roald Dahl's birth, Dr Tom Solomon discusses how the writer's fascination with medicine inspired many of his characters such as the BFG. As a junior doctor, Tom shared many late night conversations with the writer and gained a unique perspective on the celebrated author. Palaeobiologist Dr Tori Herridge tells us about mysterious asteroid craters in Britain and her search for fossil dwarf elephants. Plus the Inheritance Tracks of former Chelsea manager and Dutch international Rudd Gullit. Producer: Steven Williams Editor: Karen Dalziel.

Norm Wolf talks about the Mid-Atlantic RPM Meet and his new layout. Bernie Kempinski talks about what killed Marty and his new layout book. Joe D'Amato introduces his job and his model railroading interests. Bruce Kelly is a railroading polymath. Bernie breaks in to provide some code information. Chip Anderson created a game for his module group. Terry Terrance describes the P48 layout he worked on for the National and now Tom has seen the layout they talk more about the track plan. Just when Clark Kooning thought he was out, they pulled him back in. Barry Silverthorn has a layout update and the usual discussion associated with what he will be filming next. Marty McGuirk is in a construction mode. Chris Mears lives somewhere familiar to Australian women who want to get engaged. James and Mrs. Rindt provide some fireside updates. Tom and Lionel chat about the Modeler's Life podcast and starting a podcast. Jim Gifford has renewed his passport and is looking to travel to the NMRA National 2015. Jeff Shockley is living through his club. Mike Slater looks back at what the show has meant to him. Tom needs more entries for the Shelf Layout Design contest. This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

Norm Wolf talks about the Mid-Atlantic RPM Meet and his new layout. Bernie Kempinski talks about what killed Marty and his new layout book. Joe D'Amato introduces his job and his model railroading interests. Bruce Kelly is a railroading polymath. Bernie breaks in to provide some code information. Chip Anderson created a game for his module group. Terry Terrance describes the P48 layout he worked on for the National and now Tom has seen the layout they talk more about the track plan. Just when Clark Kooning thought he was out, they pulled him back in. Barry Silverthorn has a layout update and the usual discussion associated with what he will be filming next. Marty McGuirk is in a construction mode. Chris Mears lives somewhere familiar to Australian women who want to get engaged. James and Mrs. Rindt provide some fireside updates. Tom and Lionel chat about the Modeler's Life podcast and starting a podcast. Jim Gifford has renewed his passport and is looking to travel to the NMRA National 2015. Jeff Shockley is living through his club. Mike Slater looks back at what the show has meant to him. Tom needs more entries for the Shelf Layout Design contest. This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

In this episode of Spiraken Movie Review, Baz returns from his hiatus to help Xansolve a mystery as they review the Film Noir inspired movie from 2005 , "Brick" directed by Rian Johnson and starring Joseph Gordan Levitt, Nora Zehetner, Emilie de Ravin, Noah Fleiss, Matt O' Leary, Lukas Haas, and Richard Roundtree Surprisingly, there are not that many tangents in this episode, but there is discussion on Joseph Gordan Levitt's acting ability, the trademarks of film noir and the awesomeness of Richard Roundtree. Please send us any comments concerns and ideas on how to make this podcast better. Let us know so we can do something about it. Rate us on iTunes, check out the facebook fangroup Spiraken Movie Review, purchase some stuff from our amazon store in order to fund this podcast, check out Xan's Review of Brick with All Geeks Considered here and finally, listen to the primary podcast, The Spiraken Manga Review and check out Xan's sidekickery on the fightbait.com podcast. Hope you enjoy the episode. Music For Episode: Intro Music - Emily's Theme by Nathan Johnson ( Brick OST), Background Music -Silver Ray by The Velvet Underground( Brick OST), Background Music - Locker 269 by Nathan Johnson ( Brick OST), Background Music - Kara's Theme (The Drama Vamp by China Kent ( Brick OST), Background Music - Laura's Theme by Nathan Johnson ( Brick OST), Background Music - The Pin In The Night by Nathan Johnson, Chris Mears, & China Kent ( Brick OST), Background Music - Pie House Rats by Seth Kent ( Brick OST), Background Music - Emily's Theme 2 (The White Rabbit) by Nathan Johnson ( Brick OST), Background Music - A Show of Hands by Nathan Johnson( Brick OST), Background Music - Front Page News by Nathan Johnson ( Brick OST), Background Music - Knives In My Eyes by Nathan Johnson ( Brick OST), Background Music - The Pin's Lair by Nathan Johnson ( Brick OST), Background Music - Laura's Theme 5 (You Can Trust Me Now( by Nathan Johnson & China Kent ( Brick OST), Background Music - Ultimate-Tims by Nathan Johnson & China Kent ( Brick OST), Background Music - Showing Kara's Ace by Nathan Johnson ( Brick OST), Background Music - Four O' Clock by Nathan Johnson ( Brick OST), Background Music - I'm Sorry Brendan by Nathan Johnson ( Brick OST), Background Music - The Physical Proxy by Nathan Johnson ( Brick OST), Background Music - Pale Blue Arrow (Part 2) by Nathan Johnson ( Brick OST), Background Music - Building to War by Nathan Johnson ( Brick OST), Background Music - War by Nathan Johnson ( Brick OST), Background Music - Laura's Theme (Reprise) by Nathan Johnson & China Kent( Brick OST),Ending Music - Vanderlyle Crybaby Geeks by The National ( High Violet) Our Website http://www.spiraken.com Our Email Spirakenmovie@gmail.com My Email xan@spiraken.com Guest Host's Email baz@spiraken.com Our Twitter Spirakenmovie Our facebook fangroup Spiraken Movie Review Our Amazon Store www.amazon.com/shops/Spiraken Xboxlive Gamertag Xan Spiraken Random Question of the Week: What is your favorite Noir Film?

Terry Terrance kicks off the show talking about the O-Scale National and his time at the NMRA National. Jim Lincoln has been catching up with Terry too. Jim Lincoln discusses pealing painting techniques. Nigel Gartshore has enjoyed some painting DVDs recently too. Marty talks a little bit about removing paint from lettering. Marty invites Jim down for an operating session. (Editorial note: stay tuned for next episode where Jim and Marty jam on the operating session.) Jim Gore provides an update about the NMRA National. Terry Terrance has been converted to card thanks to Jim's clinic. YouTuber James Wright calls in to describe what it takes to produce a successful model rail review channel (youtube.com/jlwii2000). Mike Slater rounds out the chat with James. Dominic Fewver has attended his first operating session. Peter Burr has a new profession relating to model railroading. Toni Ryan has been to Mike Deverell's layout. Bob Dye forgot a workbench in his layout room. Peter Stempel, Toni and Tom rap about the shelf layout contest Mk 2. Barry Silverthorn is now able to talk about his video project officially. James Rindt provides a brief review of MR's video offering. Brian Wong may be moving soon and he has some model rail topics relating to moving. Chris Mears built a fantastic layout about twenty years ago. This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4.30pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

Terry Terrance kicks off the show talking about the O-Scale National and his time at the NMRA National. Jim Lincoln has been catching up with Terry too. Jim Lincoln discusses pealing painting techniques. Nigel Gartshore has enjoyed some painting DVDs recently too. Marty talks a little bit about removing paint from lettering. Marty invites Jim down for an operating session. (Editorial note: stay tuned for next episode where Jim and Marty jam on the operating session.) Jim Gore provides an update about the NMRA National. Terry Terrance has been converted to card thanks to Jim's clinic. YouTuber James Wright calls in to describe what it takes to produce a successful model rail review channel (youtube.com/jlwii2000). Mike Slater rounds out the chat with James. Dominic Fewver has attended his first operating session. Peter Burr has a new profession relating to model railroading. Toni Ryan has been to Mike Deverell's layout. Bob Dye forgot a workbench in his layout room. Peter Stempel, Toni and Tom rap about the shelf layout contest Mk 2. Barry Silverthorn is now able to talk about his video project officially. James Rindt provides a brief review of MR's video offering. Brian Wong may be moving soon and he has some model rail topics relating to moving. Chris Mears built a fantastic layout about twenty years ago. This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4.30pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

this week Chris Mears shares about Jesus' teaching on Judgement, repentance, hyporisy.