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In this episode Steven & Nick chat with John McGlynn owner of CoVault storage & workspaces about his many businesses, studying for a law degree, time spent on primetime tv, working with Glasgow airport and living in Monaco after a very successful 30 year career as an entrepreneur. This is jammed packed with anecdotes and business tips.We talk about the following:Don't believe everything you see on instagramStarting in 1993 with a Glasgow airport car park Getting to the next level on primetime tvNever changing strategy from the age of 20Studying to achieve a law degreeToo many people forget you have to do the hard workHaving more parking spaces in the business than Glasgow airportRemaining a Glasgow airport business ambassador Compound interest and cleverly redeploying capitalThe impact of joining the Entrepreneurial exchange in 1999Work hard, play hard & give something back Plenty of business tips

This episode originally aired on August 16, 2021. We re-air it today as a tribute to Justine Covault, who recently passed away. Music The Charms "So Pretty"(theme Song)Justine And The Unclean "Scorpion Bowl To Go"Lee Harrington & Lynda Mandolyn "Real Love" Recorded by Mike Nash at Voice Motel, Somerville MA on August 9, 2021please support the podcast Patreon.com/twistedrico contact: Steev Riccardo twistedrico@gmail.com

This week’s show was all set when some tragic news changed a good portion of the broadcast. Yes, there was still the mix of old and new tunes that had been originally planned. But I could not help but make room for a couple of remembrances of fabulous artists who had passed away in recent days. The first death was Jack Lee, who got his start in The Nerves, a band that also featured Paul Collins and Peter Case. A song he wrote for that band, “Hanging on the Telephone”, was later made famous, and he also wrote hits for Paul Young (“Come Back and Stay”) and Suzi Quatro (“You Are My Lover”). He passed away on May 26 of colon cancer. The other tragic passing hits hard. Throughout the past few years, Justine Covault’s music has been a regular feature of The Ledge. I first became aware of her with her Rum Bar Records releases as Justine and the Unclean and Justine’s Black Threads. She then moved on and started Red On Red Records, a lable that regularly put out some fabulous Boston-based rock and roll.  Earler today, her daughter, Haley, announced on Facebook that Covault had passed away, […]

This week's show was all set when some tragic news changed a good portion of the broadcast. Yes, there was still the mix of old and new tunes that had been originally planned. But I could not help but make room for a couple of remembrances of fabulous artists who had passed away in recent days. The first death was Jack Lee, who got his start in The Nerves, a band that also featured Paul Collins and Peter Case. A song he wrote for that band, “Hanging on the Telephone”, was later made famous, and he also wrote hits for Paul Young (“Come Back and Stay”) and Suzi Quatro (“You Are My Lover”). He passed away on May 26 of colon cancer. The other tragic passing hits hard. Throughout the past few years, Justine Covault's music has been a regular feature of The Ledge. I first became aware of her with her Rum Bar Records releases as Justine and the Unclean and Justine's Black Threads. She then moved on and started Red On Red Records, a lable that regularly put out some fabulous Boston-based rock and roll.  Earler today, her daughter, Haley, announced on Facebook that Covault had passed away, […]

December 3, 2021 - Todd Covalt and Kimmy Taylor of DPS61 joined Byers & Co to talk about the transportation issues and their plans to resolve it, See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Right when I first started ATB in 2016, emails asking to be a guest were few and far between.  One of the first requests I ever got that year was from my next guest, who I never actually met until this past summer.Musician Justine Covault had herself just started her band Justine and The Unclean.  She's someone who gets stuff done.  From co-founding female-fronted rock festivalWhistleStop Rock to starting a monthly residency at The Plough And Stars with 'The Mess Around', Justine has ventured into new territory with her new label Red On Red Records.Her support and enthusiasm for the Boston music community and for her roster of (mostly) Boston bands are infectious, so much so that the great Sir David Minehan of The Neighborhoods and Woolly Mammoth Sound is collaborating with her to offer Red Mammoth Concerts.I'll let her tell the story. I just wish she had an extra swizzle stick to give me. 

Justine Covault took time from her busy schedule to talk to us! She not only fronts one of the coolest bands around - Justine And The Unclean - but also started her own label(Red On Red Records) during the pandemic. Red On Red have already released a bunch of cool recordings and have also put together some solid events both virtually and live. During the interview we hit on a myriad of topics including some exciting news about one of our fav bands, The Neighborhoods, and a legendary band she played in many moons ago (Malachite)... Music The Charms "So Pretty"(theme Song) Justine And The Unclean "Scorpion Bowl To Go" Lee Harrington & Lynda Mandolyn "Real Love" Recorded by Mike Nash at Voice Motel, Somerville MA on August 9, 2021 please support the podcast Patreon.com/twistedrico --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blowingsmoketr/support

Joyce and Seana talk to Justine Covault of Justine and The Unclean on Rumbar records.

In the early 20 th century, physicists discovered cosmic rays- energetic particles zooming through deep space. Many of these come from the sun, and can cause the northern lights. However, a few, very mysteriously, come from somewhere else with enormous energy. “The real puzzle is no one has any idea what in the universe is capable of doing that," said Corbin Covault, professor of physics at Case Western Reserve University. "There's some ideas, like massive black holes sucking material down in the middle of galaxies, but when they do the calculations it's really, really not obvious.” To investigate the origin of these mysterious particles, scientists like Covault from all over the world teamed up to build the Pierre Auger observatory, in Argentina. “It's literally the size of Rhode Island - 3,000 square kilometers - spread out over the ground. Our sixteen hundred particle detectors, they're primarily they're just pure water,” Covault said. “But when the particles hit the water tank they

Bonus content - We continue our chat with Amber Simpson, CEO and Co-founder of Covault Technologies.

Girls Guts Glory: The Broad Cast Episode 15: The New Covault Discovering that nothing is as it seems and everything is a danger, the girls decide to seek out Covault, Celine's boyfriend... or ex-boyfriend. At first glance, he seems different than she had remembered, but what happened to him and why is he the way he is?Join Celine, Druzilda, Fahroot, Huckle, Starla, and Lettie in this dangerous new adventure run by Dungeon Master Kelly Lynne D'Angelo. Submit NPCs to join in by using the hashtag #gggbroadcast on social media. Follow the Girls on Social media: Girls Guts Glory Instagram - Twitter - Facebook - Website Kelly Lynne D'Angelo aka The Dungeon Master Instagram - Twitter Kimberly Daugherty aka Celine Tessar Instagram - Twitter Alice Greczyn aka Druzilda Slinderon Instagram - Twitter Erika Fermina aka Starla Highhill Instagram - Twitter Rachel Seeley aka Huckle Oakley Instagram - Twitter Kelen Coleman aka Lettie Marie Rhyscroft Instagram - Twitter Allie Gonino aka Fahroot Instagram - Twitter Ambient sound effects provided by Sword Coast Soundscapes Find more on Youtube Girls Guts Glory: The Broad Cast is Sponsored by Wizards of the CoastCreator/Executive Producer - Kimberly DaughertyProducer/Editor - Richard Quiner Instagram - Twitter - Youtube © 2019 Girls Guts Glory All Rights Reserved

LEXINGTON, Ky. (July 09, 2019) – For the very first time, the University of Kentucky is  hosting the Governor’s School for the Arts (GSA) program on its campus in Lexington this summer.The three-week intensive summer arts program opened on June 23 and  continues through July 13, with selected high school sophomores and juniors from across the state participating in seminars, masterclasses, lectures, workshops, and more. UK alumnus Nick Covault, who earned degrees from the College of Fine Arts in vocal performance and arts administration, is also a GSA graduate and is now in his third year as director of the program. GSA enables all of its students to attend free of charge, thanks to a public/private partnership first established in 1987 by The Kentucky Center. On this week’s episode of “Behind the Blue,” UKPR’s Carl Nathe talks with Covault about his own time as a GSA student and how his UK experiences continue to help  influence his life and career. Behind the Blue is available on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher and Spotify. Transcripts are available for download from the host page here. Become a subscriber to receive new episodes of “Behind the Blue” each week. UK’s latest medical breakthroughs, research, artists and writers will be featured, along with the most important news impacting the university. For questions or comments about this or any other episode of “Behind the Blue, “ email BehindTheBlue@uky.edu or tweet your question with #BehindTheBlue.

From studying child and youth care to working in counseling with high-risk families as well as real estate, Amber Simpson, CEO & Co-founder of Covault, has a myriad of experiences under her belt. She shares how these experiences have helped her transition into tech as she and her husband continue their march with Covault, a co-op marketing platform that simplifies the ads approval process between brands and retailers.

Louie Gasparini, Founder and CEO of Covault, explains how his company is working to close digital security gaps through a variety of technological solutions. Read more: https://mackinstitute.wharton.upenn.edu/2018/digital-security-louie-gasparini/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When it seems hackers and security breaches happen as quickly as news outlets can report them, one data security company is taking a "hands-on" approach to digital identity. On this episode of the Software Tech Podcast, we sat down with Covault founder and CEO Louie Gasparini to discuss how biometrics are the new wave of digital security. Gasperini has been involved in identity security since "identity started on the Internet in building the first online banking system at Wells Fargo back in 1996," Gasparini said. "At Covault, we figured identity should be something that you control, like you do with your driver's license, membership card or credit cards that prove who you are," the security veteran said. "It should be like that where you're given an online identity that you can fully control." Covault is a digital encryption mobile app for consumers to keep their own personal data and important personally-identifying documents safe and at their disposal with biometric key encryption. Gasparini says, "You should be in control." For the latest news, videos, and podcasts in the Software & Electronics Industry, be sure to subscribe to our industry publication. Follow us on social media for the latest updates in B2B! Twitter – @TechMKSL Facebook – facebook.com/marketscale LinkedIn – linkedin.com/company/marketscale