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This week we discuss Gwyneth's ongoing relationship with Saudi Arabia as reported by the New York Post, follow up on last week's mystery Receipt-er, dive into all the Kate Middleton conspiracy theories, and have a difficult but necessary conversation about food influencer M*lly B*z. Plus, Goop's big WWD award, the environmental and nutritional benefits of different types of milk, fancy shower heads, Emily Mariko's Green Chef deal, ageless locket designers and more! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The 100 Foot Wave is truly must-watch TV for anyone who appreciated big wave surfing. Following Garrett McNamara and his lifelong quest to catch the world's biggest wave, the 1st season tracked his dual romantic elopements—both to his wife, Nicole, and to Nazaré, a small Portuguese port town where he stumbles upon an undiscovered swell of mythic proportions.  Season 2 picks up in the decline of Garrett's dominance, chronicling his transition to family life and his maturation into a mentor figure. It also tracks the monstrous swell created by Hurricane Epsilon, the ramifications of COVID-19 on surfing, and the emerging big-wave parvenu, an endearing cast of relatable characters: Andrew "Cotty" Cotton, Justine Dupont, Antonio Laureano, Michelle Bouillons, Kai Lenny, CJ Macias, Lucas “Chumbo," and more. This niche community of big wave surfers is inspiring and likable, conquering extraordinary feats on the surf board with stupefying temerity and tenacity. This episode, covering the 2nd season of HBO's Emmy-winning docuseries The 100 Foot Wave has sat in the vault for quite some time. We were hoping to record the 1st season and release it first, however, fate keeps interrupting those plans, so the time has come to finally let this ride free (before the box office talk that kicks off the episode feels too outdated). Thus, without further ado, the time has arrived for us to let this totally rad conversation hang ten. Join Michael Burgett of Screen Nerds Podcast and I (Paul Keelan) as we work backwards from the sophomore season, waxing awestruck about our amazing watching this gem of a show. And don't fret: our episode on the sublime inaugural season will emerge when the oceans calm and the swell is ready.

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In this week's episode, Danielle chats with body and skin influencer, Constanza “Cotty” Concha, to discuss ‘what's in' and ‘what's out' with body hair. With features in Glamour and Cosmopolitan, Cotty proudly embraces her textured skin, acne, and body hair on social media and beyond. Together, she and Danielle discuss the history behind body hair removal, the ditch the razor movement, and the importance of doing what you want to do with your body hair. If you want to stay on trend, follow us on social media @whatsinpodcast

Debo $cotty joined Jamele & Darryl on the podcast virtually in May 2020 for episode 7. Fast forward to 2023 & Debo's back & in person with Jamele for episode 153. Jamele & Debo touch on where he's been since the days of covid. They get into the grind & dive into how the brand has evolved over the past few years. Along with the brand evolving, they discuss the hardships & struggles of being an entrepreneur & how important balance is as you get older. Listen to the full episode now! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/musicinthebottle/support

Jimmy is from Columbus, Georgia, and went to college at Auburn University. After working as a member of Congress, he had an opportunity to intern at the state level and realized how fast things work. Jimmy then spent 15 years working for a construction-material trade association and currently represents the Georgia Manufactured Housing Association. Throughout his career, he built relationships and sought opportunities to effect change. Jimmy's career has come full circle, as he started on the maintenance crew of a mobile home community as a teenager and is now leading their organization and lobbying for them. What is Jimmy's biggest challenge in his job? How does he define lobbying? What is the best advice Jimmy has ever received? Let's join Jimmy's journey and more in this episode of State Lobbying Heroes!

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In this episode of The MHP Broker's Tips and Tricks podcast, Maxwell Baker, president of The Mobile Home Park Broker, interviewed Jimmy Cotty, the executive director of the Georgia Manufactured Housing Association, or GMHA. This and every Tips and Tricks podcast episode is brought to you by The MHP Broker's'  proprietary Community Price Maximizer. Use this four-step system to get the highest price possible for your mobile home park or RV community when you sell it through The MHP Broker. Guaranteed. Ask Max for details.   Here Are the Show Highlights: Jimmy Cotty has been executive director of the Georgia Manufactured Housing Associaton (GMHA) since April, 2022. (Jimmy, 1:13) Jimmy was previously executive director of the Georgia Ready-Mix Concrete Association for 12 years. Before that, he was with sister organization, the Georgia Construction Aggregate Association. So, going back to 2006, Jimmy has significant relevant association experience in the state. (Jimmy, 1:52) Jimmy sees his primary mission as making the state more business-friendly to the manufactured housing industry in general. (Jimmy, 3:43) Coming out of the last recession, former Governor Nathan Deal made it his mission to make Georgia more business friendly, and current Governor Brian Kemp has continued that tradition. As a result, over the last eight or ten years the state has earned the number one ranking for business friendliness from a number of leading business publications and economic development organizations. (Jimmy, 7:17) More growth means more jobs, and not just in the major cities, and an increased need for affordable housing throughout the state. (Jimmy, 8:20) The state needs to develop a housing policy in which housing needs are broken down geographically, so that workers don't have to live some two hours away from their jobs. (Jimmy, 9:11) Builders are eager to build the $400,000 to $500,000 homes, but where is more affordable housing being developed? That's where manufactured housing and communities come in. (Jimmy, 9:47) The loss of laborers and tradespeople is hurting the home construction industry too. (Jimmy, 10:49) Research from Max's sister company, Mobile Home Wholesalers, has shown that one in ten people nationally live in a mobile or manufactured home. In Georgia, the rate is one in eight, making the state one of the highest in terms of residents living in manufactured housing. One result of that statistic is that there are some 4,000 used mobile home sale transactions conducted monthly in the state. So there's great opportunity here. (Max, 11:54) The first challenge to the industry is perception. Local communities are taken in by the stereotype of trashy mobile home parks, and don't see today's quality housing construction in manufactured homes. (Jimmy, 13:27) Local zoning ordinances can make it difficult to nearly impossible to establish manufacturing home communities in some places in the state. (Jimmy, 14:10) State taxes on home sales are also a challenge. Working the tax into a monthly house payment makes the manufactured home unaffordable to some prospective homeowners, so we've got to look into how we can tax these homebuyers more fairly. (Jimmy, 15:33) Some county tax commissioners have a better understanding than others on the value of affordable property taxes that encourage the establishment of new and higher quality mobile homes over the older and less attractive stock. (Jimmy, 19:43) Max saw, in talking with industry people in Alabama, that a big obstacle everywhere within the industry is the lack of home movers and installers. Most are getting p into their sixties or beyond and retiring or dying. Greater effort must be made to bring younger people into the trade. (Max, 20:41) Those who remain in the moving/installation industry can charge outrageous rates, which can make mobile homes beyond the means of many residents. (Max, 21:58) Jimmy has found the absence of commercial truckers to be an impediment in every industry he's been in. He's talked to insurance commissioners about it, and sees it as a further knock on the quality of the mobile home housing if the stock isn't installed right. (Jimmy, 23:59) The GMHA has added quality healthcare benefits as an additional incentive to join the association. (Jimmy, 25:13) Cybersecurity is another feature of membership they're exploring, for members who must use digital programs to handle sensitive personal information to pre-qualify tenants. They're also looking into the possibility of offering property insurance to members. The more services and features GMHA can offer, the more they can increase membership. (Jimmy, 26:12) GMHA is also establishing chapters across the state so more people can meet face-to-face regionally. (Jimmy, 27:12) The GMHA has, and continues to build upon, a great and fruitful relationship with the state's Realtors Association. (Jimmy, 28:54) The GMHA is also working on building connections with the Georgia Association of Tax Officials and the Georgia Association of Code Enforcement in order to make mobile home ownership fairer and easier. (Jimmy, 30:05) GMHA is further working to raise local awareness of the Abandoned Mobile Home Act, which would make it easier to remove eyesores and replace them with new and attractive mobile homes, for the benefit of all. (Jimmy, 33:03) If interested in joining the GMHA, you can contact Jimmy directly at Jimmy@GMHbA or visit the GMHA.com website to register online. (Jimmy, 35:32) Reach out to Max to learn more about trends in the mobile home park industry and to find out how to sell your property for the best possible price. Just drop Max a line at info@themhpbroker.com or give him a call at 678-932-0200. Power Quotes in This Episode:  “Georgia has, over the last ten or 15 years, built an incredibly friendly business environment. (Jimmy, 7:00) “The state has numerous programs to incentivize businesses in more rural areas.” (Jimmy, 9:11) “There's not too many young people trying to get into the mobile home moving industry, and it's very lucrative. I mean, I know a guy that's, you know, his first year in the Industry he made half a million dollars moving mobile homes…” (Max, 21:28) “Every industry that employs commercial drivers, they are struggling…” (Jimmy, 23:39) “...we want to be good partners and help offer solutions through our product for one of the most compelling issues the state faces, which is adequate housing for the citizens of Georgia.” (Jimmy, 34:05)

Time to explore the wonderful surroundings of Westonbirt, the National Arboretum as RNIB Connect Radio's Toby Davey joins one of their recent Sensing Nature Guided walks lead by two visually impaired Volunteer guides. The Sensing Nature Guided Walks were also part of 'Westonbirt Unseen', a collaboration between Westonbirt, Andy Shipley of Natural Inclusion, Sarah Bell of Sensing Nature, and the University of Exeter. This initiative is part of the wider ‘Re-Storying Landscapes for Social Inclusion' project funded by the Economic and Social Research Council. Through the Sensing Nature Guided Walks Westonbirt's visually impaired guides lead bookers through an immersive and interactive sensory experience that aims to shift their perception, enjoy the arboretum at a slower pace and explore the trees of Westonbirt through their nonvisual senses. Toby's visit to Westonbirt begins with an interview with Mark and Mike the two visually impaired Volunteer Guides to find out why they wanted to get involved with the project and lead sighted people around Westonbirt on The Sensing Nature Guided Walks. Their involvement in the setup of the walks and how much of a collaborative process it was working on the walks with input from everyone involved. Then Mark and Mike went on to explain a bit more about the exercises that participants get involved in on the walks to use their senses apart from their sight to get closer to the trees, smells and sounds that are all around them in Westonbirt.   Toby also captured elements of the sensing Nature Guided Walk along with some of the exercises mark and Mike invited bookers to do on the walk such as closing their eyes, feeling the ground through their feet, feeling the wind, listening to the sounds around them along with the smells of the trees, grass and leaves. In another exercise where Mark asked bookers to take a picture and memory of Westonbirt by looking around them and then closing their eyes and putting the images of what they saw into their memory to recall later and one exercise where bookers were invited to take a walk around the low branches of a tree to gage it's height.  At the end of the sensing Nature Guided Walk, Toby caught up with Cotty and Nick, two of the sighted bookers, to find out what the walk was like for them, how they found the whole walk and the exercises that Mark and Mike asked them to do.  Whether being asked to close their eyes and using their other senses gave them a different and maybe better experience of Westonbirt. Also for Cotty and Nick having just spent over an hour and a half on the walk with Mark and Mike did they feel that they had a better understanding around what life might be like for someone who is blind or partially sighted. The Sensing Nature Guided Walks at Westonbirt, The National Arboretum take place every second and fourth Friday of the month from April to September starting at 2pm and more details can be found by visiting the following website - https://www.forestryengland.uk/westonbirt/sensing-nature-walks (Image shows: A tall dark green Serbian spruce tree in the Arboretum that appears thin and needle-like in comparison to the surrounding trees. The sun is shining just out of shot, there is a slight lens flare at the top of the photograph and the sky is blue with a few small clouds.)

Andrew Cotton is a big wave surfer and Red Bull athlete. Growing up in North Devon, he started at 7 and it became his life. He left school and worked in a local surfboard factory until the age of 25 to fund his surf trips. At this point he figured it wasn't going to sustain him financially so he re-trained as a plumber but this made it clear to him that his real passion lay in big wave surfing. So, with a friend he set about creating online content which, combined with his talent, led him to picking up some sponsors which enabled him to follow his dreams.He spends much of his time in Nazare in Portugal which is home to the biggest surf able waves in the world. It was there in November 2017 that he broke his back surfing a 75ft wave in a huge wipeout. Thankfully he made a full recovery and a year later her was back surfing those mammoth waves.Cotty and I met at a Wings for Life event, which is the Red Bull charity who's goal is to find a cure for spinal cord injury where he ran a breathwork session. It was here I experienced first hand the effects that the breath can have on your mind and your physiology - truly feeling ‘high on my own supply.'We speak about how he gets into a flow state and about the power of the breath in pushing through the limits we set ourselves. We talk about fear and how he overcomes its and doesn't let his mind ‘get in the way' when tackling the biggest waves ever surfed.His advice felt totally applicable to life in general, from treating the journey like a marathon not a sprint, embracing failure and surrounding yourself with great people that inspire you and help you move forwards. You can find Andrew on Instagram here and Sophie here.Find out more about Wings for Life here and join their fantastic World Run in May 2022.

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Pour ce nouvel épisode, j'ai le plaisir de recevoir Maryne Cotty-Eslous, co-fondatrice et CEO de Lucine.  Avec Maryne, cela fait plusieurs mois qu'on se croise. Entre sa levée de 5,5M€ l'année dernière pour Lucine, ses interventions remarquées et remarquables notamment à l'évenement BIG de la BPI France, et sa présence dans l'écosystème français, tech, e santé et aussi comme mentor et exemple dans l'entrepreneuriat féminin, autant vous dire qu'on avait des choses à dire ! Je vous souhaite à toutes et à tous une très belle écoute !  Crédits : 

Content warning: Explicit discussions of sexual content, drug use, and some crude but good-natured goofing. Fuck James Franco. The opening scenes of SPRING BREAKERS showcase two intentional worlds: One is a sardonic sensory overload, full of “bikinis and big booties”' the other is a wry examination of cultural assumption through racial aesthetics, fraught with the implications of finding your own identity at the expense of another. When four college girls break bad to fund their spring break good time, they find themselves on a crash course with a wannabe Scarface who's on his own destructive path. The whole thing careens toward an incredibly violent end, but ultimately, director Harmony Korine is hoping you'll see enough of that second movie (an incisive moral play about the roots of modern race relations in the American south) to justify the first (the aforementioned bikinis and big booties). Also check out: - “What About ‘The Breakfast Club'?” by Molly Ringwald for The New Yorker: https://www.newyorker.com/culture/personal-history/what-about-the-breakfast-club-molly-ringwald-metoo-john-hughes-pretty-in-pink Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/trylovepodcast and email us at trylovepodcast@gmail.com to get in touch! Buy tickets and support the Trylon at https://www.trylon.org/. Theme: "Raindrops" by Huma-Huma/"No Smoking" PSA by John Waters. Music: “Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites” by Skrillex from the SPRING BREAKERS soundtrack. 0:00 - Episode 134: SPRING BREAKERS (2012) 3:39 - The episode actually starts 5:02 - The Patented Aaron Grossman Summary 7:02 - Jason's thoughts 8:51 - Cody's thoughts 12:37 - Harry's thoughts 19:10 - Aaron's thoughts 26:23 - Is SPRING BREAKERS a transgressive movie yes or no 33:09 - What are Brit and Candy's motivations? 40:43 - Does its obviousness make it less effective? 43:18 - Where Faith and Cotty ditch the plot 1:01:48 - The ending 1:04:24 - Spare thoughts 1:06:07 - Cody's Noteys (Trylibs: Spring Break)

Episode 21 of the DIWK Podcast welcomes 1/2 of the extremely successful Worth The Hype Podcast SARAH MUNRO!! Coming on for her second appearance on the podcast (last one was most viewed podcast in DIWK HISTORY!), Sarah graces us once again with her presence and knowledge on the media game! Sarah joins us to talk about the “Boy Look Theory”, planning Cottys, balancing your life and achieving your goals!!

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Andy Cotton is the UKs most high profile Big Wave Surfer. Having recently returning to Saltrock as a brand ambassador, Adz and Cotty have a conversation in Saltrock HQ about his 2020/2021 winter at Nazare in Portugal. To receive 10% off the Wave Ki Program use the promotion code in the podcast episode. Wave Ki Link HERE Northcore Link HERE  (Promotion code for 15% off in podcast !) Saltrock Clothing Link HERE

Qui est Frank Cotty ? C'est un ancien candidat de l'émission “N'oubliez pas les paroles” qui a décidé de monter sa chaîne YouTube !

Qui est Frank Cotty ? C’est un ancien candidat de l’émission “N’oubliez pas les paroles” qui a décidé de monter sa chaîne YouTube !

Qui est Frank Cotty ? C’est un ancien candidat de l’émission “N’oubliez pas les paroles” qui a décidé de monter sa chaîne YouTube !

No te pierdas los directos de Lunes a Viernes 11 pm En el programa de hoy Cotty (mi hija) tomo los controles por Media hora para recibir llamadas de los niños. Después platicamos con Rupe quien nos cuenta de una mujer que se quería llevar a un niño. Apoya con PayPal: julio_azuara@hotmail.com Únete a nuestras redes sociales. https://instagram.com/miedoscope https://twitter.com/MiedoScopeMx https://www.facebook.com/miedoscopemx/ https://www.periscope.tv/miedoscopemx https://www.twitch.tv/miedoscope https://www.youtube.com/miedoscopemx

Ngebacotin apa aja yang penting bahagia! #PodCotRia #Dennan007 #TipsJagoNego Makasih yang udah pada mantengin Jangan lupa bahagia Follow juga semua media sosialnya yaa Instagram, Twitter & Tiktok: @podcot_ria Dennan: @dennan007

Marie Eloy, créatrice du réseau Bouge ta Boîte et animatrice de l'émission, reçoit Pauline Laigneau, cofondatrice de Gemmyo et créatrice du podcast Le Gratin, et Maryne Cotty-Eslous, fondatrice et PDG de Lucine, spécialiste des thérapies digitales de traitement de la douleur chronique. Deux entreprises aujourd'hui en hyper-croissance. Gemmyo dégage un résultat d'exploitation 2020 de près d'un million d'euros alors que Lucine a réalisé la plus grosse levée de fonds de ces dernières années dans son secteur, de 5,5 millions d'euros. Des trajectoires qui doivent beaucoup au parcours du combattant engagé par les deux jeunes femmes, dans leur quête d'elle-même, chacune à leur manière. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Ngebacotin apa aja yang penting bahagia! #PodCotRia #Dennan007 #ToxicRelationship Makasih yang udah pada mantengin Follow juga semua media sosialnya yaa Instagram, Twitter & Tiktok: @podcot_ria Dennan: @dennan007

Hari terakhir di 2020, mari kita sambut 2021 dengan ceria! Selamat natal dan tahun baru Cotty Cotty semua! Spesial terima kasih, @siagil https://www.instagram.com/siagil/ @bryan.angelo https://www.instagram.com/bryan.angelo/ Udah nyempetin ngebacot bareng dan follow juga sosial media mereka yaa Cotty Cotty #SalamBacot #2021LetsGo #PodCotRia Jangan lupa like, comment, dan subscribe ya Cotty! Youtube channel: PODCOT RIA follow Instagram, Twitter & Tiktok kita: @podcot_ria

Dengerin terus ampe abis yaa Cotty Cotty.... Soalnya 2020 udah mau bungkus nih... ada resolusi spesial gak nih Cotty Cotty semua... Spesial terima kasih, @siagil https://www.instagram.com/siagil/ @bryan.angelo https://www.instagram.com/bryan.angelo/ Follow sosial media mereka juga ya Cotty! #SalamBacot #2020Bungkus #PodCotRia Jangan lupa like, comment, dan subscribe ya Cotty! Youtube channel: PODCOT RIA follow Instagram, Twitter & Tiktok Kita: @podcot_ria

Udah ganteng, baik lagi! High quality jomblo juga nih... Spesial terima kasih buat Bang Andrew, follow juga ya instagramnya @arcofnine https://www.instagram.com/arcofnine/ #SalamBacot #AnakRantau #PodCotRia Jangan lupa like, comment, dan subscribe ya Cotty! Youtube channel: PODCOT RIA follow Instagram, Twitter & Tiktok: @podcot_ria

OTW itu apa sih? OTW OTW OTW OTW Moloooooo... #SalamBacot #OTW #PodCotRia Jangan lupa like, comment, dan subscribe ya Cotty! Youtube channel: PODCOT RIA follow Instagram, Twitter & Tiktok: @podcot_ria

Goks! Nih cewek belum pernah pacaran dan jomblo seumur hidupnya tapi lempeng gilaaaak! Musti dengerin langsung eps ini yaa Cotty! Yang cari high quality jomblo merapat! #SalamBacot #JombloistLempeng #PodCotRia Spesial terima kasih buat @Alenda.p yang udah mau ngebacot bareng kita. Jangan lupa like, comment, dan subscribe ya Youtube channel: PODCOT RIA Follow media sosial kita Instagram, Twitter & Tiktok: @podcot_ria

Yang pada suka curhat colongan merapat! #SalamBacot #CurCol #PodCotRia Jangan lupa like, comment, dan subscribe ya Cotty! Youtube channel: PODCOT RIA follow Instagram, Twitter & Tiktok: @podcot_ria

Emang kata yang selalu dijadiin alasan untuk cemberut atau ngambek... Kata apa ayooo... Tonton aja udah Cotty! #SalamBacot #MisteriAjaib #PoCotRia Jangan lupa like, comment, dan subscribe ya Cotty! Youtube channel: PODCOT RIA follow Instagram, Twitter & Tiktok: @podcot_ria

Brown Eyes B'ys Episode 39 Talking Points: This Week's Brew, Danny's special ability, guitar students, COTTY, Whitby, a week in review, the blues, a quick camping story Two b'ys from two continents drink coffee and talk madness. Theme song: Little Miss Brown Eyes by Vilas Craig Contact us at bebthepodcast@gmail.com Cheers!

Andrew Cotton is one of the world's most respected professional big wave surfers. After being a plumber and beach lifeguard Andrew started his professional surfing career in 2013 after surfing massive winter swells whenever he could. Chasing the biggest waves in the world has been his goal ever since. How big of a wave can someone surf? What's the limit?  Tune in for some of Cotty's best stories. Growing up surfing in Devon, England to doing winter seasons in Ireland and Nazaré, Portugal riding 70+ foot waves, worst moments and major wipeouts from big wave surfing. We dive into how he stays fit both physically and mentally to continue paddling out in conditions when no one else would put a foot in the water? Enjoy and get rad!You can find out more about Cotty on his website - andrewcotton.co.uk and get the lowdown on surfing Nazaré. The Rad Season Action Sports and Adventure Show goes live every week on Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube. Every Monday, the Show drops as a podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and wherever else you listen to podcasts. Like what you hear? Read more by following this link: radseason.com

In Episode 7 we get right back at it with the new releases. Sounds from Gunna, Kota The Friends new album, some new Teyana Taylor & more! We also get the chance to chop it up with artist Debo$cotty (@deboscotty) on what his brand and process looks like, and of course we got him on the bottled up questions to gain some more of his music tastes. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/musicinthebottle/support

Cotty - catapult wipeout - RAW FOOTAGE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buMIbUPhT_AThis Podcast is supported by :- “ The Edge - Performance Analysis Solutions “ - a must have for any surfing or sports coach.Contact me, Ian Simpson directly for more information and a FREE DEMOLink : - https://www.facebook.com/theedgeanalysis/

The world of big-wave surfing is populated by an elite coterie of high-profile athletes from all over the planet. Andrew Cotton, who sits down with Don Letts for this episode of Joining the Dots, is a humble young surfer from North Devon - an unlikely member of this rarified subculture. ‘Cotty’ shot to surf world fame in 2016 when, in front of a battery of lenses at Nazare in Portugal, he rode one of the biggest, most spectacular waves ever documented. When he sat down in the Letts bunker, Cotty was strapped up and healing from a broken vertebrae suffered whilst plying his madcap trade and hoping to recover for the coming big-wave season. Stories were shared. Motivations were explored. Two worlds collide in a leafy backyard in West London. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Cotty is a professional big wave surfer and holder of one of the biggest waves ever surfed.

Andrew Cotton bonus episode! At the end of May 2017 I was in Croyde for a few days so met up with Cotty to find out how he’s been getting on since his life changed back in November 2017 following the accident at Nazare that saw him break his back and get plastered across front pages and social feeds across the world. He gave me the lowdown on how he’s coped with the toughest six months of his life: the injury itself, how the slam went down, how he’s been rehabbing, the power of a positive mental attitude and exactly how it felt to win that bittersweet XXL Award for Best Wipeout. There are no Show Notes for this bonus episode, so if you want to find out more about any of the things we discuss, check out my Instagram (@WeLookSideways), Twitter (@WeLookSideways) and Facebook (@wearelookingsideways). Nice one.

What if you could leverage your work so that others pay for your passion project? That's what Col Collective founder Mike Cotty is doing, getting his sponsors to fund his YouTube channel. In this Part 2, we explore how he films, edits and produces his video, the equipment he uses, and how he's now using his brand equity to expand the business without necessarily expanding his work load. If you've ever dreamt of being a YouTube star or creating a channel that draws millions of viewers, Mike explains how to do it right and create content that will stand the test of time. Not interested in YouTube? There's still plenty here for you, too. Mike's approach to leveraging the brand that he's built serves as an example all of us should be thinking about. How can we take what we're doing and make it valuable to others such that they'll pay us to be associated with our brand? Listen to how he's doing it and then put on that thinking cap! For full show notes, links and images, check out this show's post at TheBuildCycle.com/Podcast Be sure to subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, Overcast FM, or wherever you listen to podcasts and leave a review and rating! And let me know who you'd like to hear interviewed...just message me on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. This episode is brought to you by HeathIQ. If you're a founder and have anyone counting on you -family, employees, investors- you need life insurance. If you stay fit, and we all should to be able to run a company, then HealthIQ could save you real dollars on your life insurance policy. Learn more and support this episode by checking them out at HealthIQ.com/BuildCycle  

If you've ever wondered how you could start your own business as a side hustle while being employed full time, this episdoe is for you. Especially if you actually like your job, but dream of more freedom. Mike Cotty started The Col Collective while working for Cannondale, and he loved what he was doing. But the open road and opportunity beckoned, meeting him around every bend in the road. Our first conversation lasted more than three hours long, and was simply too much to edit down, but was a great discovery call. For this podcast and the upcomind Part 2, I had better questions to ask, and we nailed it. In Part One, we talk about how he found his dream job early on, but unknowingly started planting seeds that would grow into his own gig. Why is this worth listening to? Because it shows that even if you really enjoy your job, sometimes you need to reevaluate your personal goals and make sure they're aligned with your current heading. It also illustrates how you can start the process of launching your own company way, way before jumping ship, how you can leverage your experience to become a consultant or contractor for your former employer, and learn the skills you need in the future while still on someone else's payroll. It's the long game, but it makes jumping ship a lot less scary and keeps the income flowing while you start up. If you're wondering how to start a side hustle while at a full time job, this is one way to do it right! For full show notes, links and images, check out this show's post at TheBuildCycle.com/Podcast Be sure to subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, Overcast FM, or wherever you listen to podcasts and leave a review and rating! And let me know who you'd like to hear interviewed...just message me on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.

Full episode info and Show Notes: www.wearelookingsideways.com Another week, another legend – this time big wave surfer and extreme waterman, the great Garrett McNamara. Garrett was in London for a few days during mid November 2017, so I sat down with him for an hour and look back over his storied, spectacular career. And what stories these are. Whether it's growing up surfing Halewia and then pioneering the outer reefs, or dedicating his life to Nazare, Gmac's life story reads as a guide to big wave surfing's recent history, and in this chat we cover the lot. As it was a week after Cotty's slam at Nazare, we hear Garrett's perspective on that, as well as the details of new Fearless project with Pablo Garcia, and some fascinating stuff on how recovering from his own death-defying wipeout at Mavericks left him facing the biggest emotional and physical test of his life. Yep. there's plenty to get your teeth stuck into here. It was brilliant to speak to Garrett about his life and experiences in such intimate detail - big thanks to Garrett for coming on the show, and to Jordan Williamson at CSM for making it possible. Thanks as ever to Scott Nixon (www.scottnixon.co.uk) for post-production help and Matt Ward (www.linguistine.com) for the theme tune.

Full episode info and show notes: www.wearelookingsideways.com Andrew ‘Cotty’ Cotton is probably the UK’s most high profile surfers and one of the foremost big wave surfers in the world right now. Along with his close friend Garrett McNamara, he’s one of the handful of surfers to pioneer the notoriously heavy beachbreak Nazare in Portugal. His feats, such as towing Garrett into what is considered one of the largest waves ever ridden, back in 2011, routinely make headlines around the world – especially in the UK where he’s achieved some level of mainstream notoriety as much for the fact that he’s a qualified plumber as for his big wave charging. As ever with mainstream media coverage of action sports, these descriptions of Andrew’s feats are massively reductive. Because the reality is that Cotty is one of the most respected watermen in the world today, and he’s travelled a long, hard way from his surfing beginnings on windswept Saunton Beach near where he grew up in Devon. In this conversation, recorded at Red Bull Studios in London in early 2017, we cover a lot of ground – his early surf apprenticeship, his first exposure to really big waves, and his early years working in a surfboard factory and – yes, as a plumber. It’s a great conversation with a fascinating, thoughtful lad, so get stuck in to Andrew Cotton on surfing big waves. Thanks to Nick Smith (www.hiddensound.tv) for post-production help and Matt Ward (https://linguistine.com) for the theme tune.

The Sufferfest - Everybody Hurts EP 7: "Col-blooded" w/ Mike Cotty If you've spent any time at all in Sufferlandria, you know the name Mike Cotty. Endurance cyclist, hardman extraordinaire, and all-around badass, he's also the man behind the Col Collective—inspiring and educating cyclists while riding some of the most beautiful climbs in the world. You could probably draw his butt from memory. Mike and his crew provide much of the footage for the descents you're treated to during those all-too-brief rest periods in some of the Sufferfest videos. We talk to Mike about going deep, Suffering, and never sitting down.

My guest today Mike Cotty is a legend in the worldwide cycling community for his marathon cycling efforts, having ridden astonishing feats of endurance - non stop rides across entire countries, and even continents - his longest being a 50hr and 29 minute non-stop epic 1,021km across the Dolomites, Eastern Alps and Swiss Alps. On this ride he conquered over 21,250m of brutal mountain climbing, or 2.4 “Everests”. However Mike is also a brilliant marketer, and he is now director of Media-24, a Cycling Media consultancy company here in Europe. Throughout this conversation, Mike shares his story, and brings some insight to not only how he was able to achieve such astonishing goals of endurance, but how the limitations that we give ourselves are often just a label and way, way lower than what we can actually achieve. If you dig this, follow Mike on twitter - @cottydale See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Spam, Drew, and Emily for a Spring Break celebration that could only be rivaled by the likes of Alien, Faith, Candy, Brit, and Cotty. KIS hits their 20th episode, and what better way to celebrate than on a beach surrounded by babes.

Recorded September 24, 2012 The Cast: Gary, Carol, Mel, Michael, John - We've been doing this for 2 years now - whoda thunk it. The lost episode comes up yet again! - Be Our Guest Discussion.  Alcohol in the Magic Kingdom for the first time ever (other than after hours private events). Disney changes policy. Does it open the door to alcohol at more locations or not? - The INTERCOT 15th Anniversary Celebration... its right around the corner. We are anticipating things being a big blur. We'll be taping a podcast to wrap up the weekend at the Contemporary Pool Snack Bar. - Chocolate Covered Bacon and a Virtual High Five! - Pirates of the Caribbean additions – possibly from On Stranger Tides.  Just swapping out mist projection.  Kids and scary rides.  Disneyland vs. Disney World version. - Chase Lounge at the Food and Wine Festival. - Gary and the puppet. - The Yeti is Down shirts are coming and the INTERCOT bear.  Tawney.  Pete.  Stuffy.  Cotty.  Geo.  INTERScott.  We need a name and a backstory on how the INTERCOT bear met Duffy. - INTERCOT’s Best Of - something you want to do at Disney that you need special permission for.  DisneyKidSince1970 suggested the topic.  Carol volunteers to go first and she wants to go into Walt’s Apartment alone. Michael wants to run a churro cart but only for a limited time and challenges the validity of the Cherry Churro. Gary wants to sit alone on Main Street USA and watch the sunrise while having a cup of coffee (Ian ruined it). Melanie wants access behind all the construction walls.  John wants to stand on top of Spaceship Earth and appear in a promo video. - The world is coming to an end – John watched Phineas and Ferb. - Sally and Jack at Downtown Disney but only for about 3 days. - Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party – video on http://youtube.com/intercot. - Epcot 30 arrives and the events are a bit underwhelming. Horizons Resurrected on the other hand is doing something super cool… http://horizonsresurrected.com/2012/09/09/e30-event-update/. - Space Shuttle flying over Walt Disney World and Disneyland. - Costumes at American Adventure. - Art of Animation – all sections are now open. - Disney Magic in the Lone Star State – complete with 10 gallon hat. - Wreck it Ralph coming soon and classic arcade games. ***** Brought to you by: Magical Journey's The Official Ticket Center *****