Podcast appearances and mentions of damien lee

LIONS AND TIGERS AND BEARS AND RATS AND…DUGONGS?! OH GOD!!   They're cute, they're cuddly, they're out for blood. Join Gabe and returning guest Arianny Pilarte as they traipse into the sunbaked Australian outback, the darkest corners of Italy's subway system, and dank Canadian sewers in search of the scariest and most insane killer animal movies released in a 11 year period between 1978 and 1989. This month's batch of trash and treasures includes Colin Eggleston's Long Weekend (1978), Russell Mulcahy's Razorback (1984), Franco Prosperi's Wild Beasts (Italian: Belve feroci, 1984), and Damien Lee's Gnaw: Food of the Gods II (1989).   00:00 – Intro 06:38 – Long Weekend 30:33 – Razorback 1:00:00 – Wild Beasts 1:31:25 – Gnaw: Food of the Gods Part II 1:54:18 – Outro   If you are in a position to make the world a better place, please consider the following fundraisers: Freedom Oklahoma Education Campaign: https://www.freedomoklahoma.org/donate Palestine Children's Relief Fund: https://pcrf1.app.neoncrm.com/forms/gaza-relief Anera Gaza Aid: https://www.anera.org/where-we-work/palestine/gaza/ Donations 4 Abortions (state by state abortion funds): https://donations4abortion.com/  

About the Guest(s): In this lively episode, we're joined by two terrific guests, Javonte Rose and Damien Lee. Javonte Rose hails from Boston, Massachusetts, and now resides in Los Angeles. As an artist of Afrobeats with international acclaim, Javonte brings a blend of music and cultural fusion that's refreshing and dynamic. He's also a proud cast member of the show LGBTQ baddies and heavily involved in his organization 'I'm Here', focused on self-love and anti-bullying. Damien Lee, the host of 'Get Into It Dame Podcast', beams in from Las Vegas, balancing his role as a life insurance consultant licensed in 48 states while navigating the world of social media and brand ambassador work. Episode Summary: In an episode bursting with charisma and candor, Tinesha hosts a special ladies night featuring Javonte Rose and Damien Lee, entrepreneurs and creative powerhouses in their respective fields. Dive into an engaging and unscripted conversation that offers an exclusive peek into their lives—a blend of hustle, passion, and the pursuit of success in the fast-paced world of music, media, and entrepreneurship. The episode kicks off on an upbeat note, emphasizing the importance of staying 'stressed and well-dressed'. As the guests reveal insights into their careers, they touch on topics such as rapidly scaling in one's job, managing the challenges of adulting, and the significance of celebrating personal milestones, such as birthdays and promotions. The duo also delves into intriguing dialogues around handling the limelight of reality TV, podcasting adventures, and the truths about bullying and self-acceptance. Packed with vibrant discussions, this episode is a testimony to the power of perseverance and self-belief in the creative industry. Key Takeaways: Facing life's challenges head-on while maintaining a positive outlook can lead to personal and professional growth. Building a successful brand involves persevering through adversity and staying true to one's self-identity. Embracing opportunities in podcasting and music requires passion, commitment, and sometimes rebranding for broader appeal. Navigating the complex dynamics of family, relationships, and social media fame is an art, one that demands sensitivity and self-awareness. Finding personal escapes like nature and alone time is crucial for maintaining balance amidst a bustling entrepreneurial lifestyle. Notable Quotes: "Believe in yourself. Never give up…life is a roller coaster and we go up and down. You never know when you're going to get off or when you're going to see that light." - Javonte Rose "What's for you is for you. There's no testimony without a test." - Damien Lee "That music world is just really…however, to answer your question, how would I feel as long as my name is out there and I'm giving that highlight and whatever, my craft is really showing what it does." - Javonte Rose "I'm an introvert…my downtime, I don't want to talk to nobody. Like, my mom's talking about today…I'm giving you all a lot. I'm talking to everybody….just my time." - Damien Lee Resources: Javonte Rose's new single Dear Mama Get Into It Dame Podcast Javonte Rose Social Media: I am Javonte Rose (on all platforms) Damien Lee Social Media: I am Damien Lee (on Instagram) Tune in to the full episode for a dose of genuine energy, inspiring stories, and insightful discussions that are sure to resonate with entrepreneurs, creative souls, and anyone navigating the complexities of adult life. Stay with us for more episodes where we share, laugh, and explore diverse life experiences on Ladies Night.

We are pleased to welcome International Vice President of the Alliance Canada – Rev. Damien Lee. He has served at South Edmonton Alliance many years ago and we are pleased to have him join us as he shares what God has put on his heart on "Why Missions".

Today Hellfire Joe and Papi Pierno go into their Stranger Things episode. If you're listening make sure you go to our discord. We want to give a shout out to the guy who pulled off the suits and Crocs before Terance Mann. Would you rather be sweaty or depressed? NBA Finals fashion related topics; Damien Lee won game 2; Jayson Tatum won game 1; Steph Curry has low key been calm and not impressive fashionwise. The boys dive into why Jordan Poole has been hooping lately. Last but not least the WNBA is the best dressed basketball league. P.S Joe tells a bad joke on the pod today.. Tap in!   Ian Pierno - https://www.instagram.com/ianpierno/ Joe Williams - https://www.instagram.com/whyisjoe/

Watch Part One Today on Legalese we will be discussing the issue dripping from everyone's lips across the nation. The balancing act between gun rights and stricter gun control. Gun rights and gun control are not a new topic to this channel, In fact I have assembled a playlist of past videos touching on this subjects quite a few times from quite a few different perspectives (See List Below) Today's video will be the second in a two part series looking at the best arguments for current gun control proposals,. Today's episode if focused on exposing and explaining the myths that constituted Joe Biden's response to the recent Uvalde shooting In it he makes false claims about: So-called "assault weapons" The assault weapon ban The evil puppy hating, father raping, baby killers of "the gun lobby" The frequency of school shootings & mass shootings in comparison to other countries The multi-contextual, deceptive, non-argument that any restriction on natural rights and civil liberties are justified if it saves even one life Every one of those claims can be, and, subsequently will be objectively disproven by the end of this episode. Past Episodes on Gun Rights & Gun Control Why Background Checks Do Not Stymie Mass Shooters Public Mass Shootings: Database Amasses Details of a Half Century of U.S. Mass Shootings with Firearms Follow & Support Show Homepage Rumble Odysee YouTube Anchor Twitter PayPal.me Venmo Contact Me Legalese is a podcast that discusses current events in law, politics & culture. #gun, gun control, gun rights, firearm, NRA, SAF, GOA, SPC, 2A, second amendment, assault weapon, AR-15, background checks, universial background checks, HR-8, Steve Kerr, Damien Lee, Meena Harris, Hayley Johnson, Paula Reid, Neil Steinberg, baby formula, uvalde, uvalde texas, mass shooting, school shooting, mass shooters --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/legaleseshow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/legaleseshow/support

John Dickinson & Whitey Gleason get into how Game 3 in Dallas is a must win for the Mavs. They also get into how the Warriors have more trust in Moody than Damien Lee, and how it was a tale of two half's last night for the Warriors. Garry St. Jean joins the show to talk about the Warriors vs Mavericks WCF series.

How You Living special guest Damien Lee, retired Marine, homeowner, and entrepreneur, shares his inspiring journey, advice, and the power of intentions that have led him and his family to live with purpose and divine hope. Also, expert advice and steps from special guests Carla Johnson, a top-producing licensed Realtor and Certified Mentor with eXp Realty; with business partner, Real Estate Investor, and Digital Marketing Expert Lolita Sheriow. For over 13 years, they have serviced and helped over 800 clients with their real estate buying and selling needs.

How You Living special guest Damien Lee, retired Marine, homeowner, and entrepreneur, shares his inspiring journey, advice, and the power of intentions that have led him and his family to live with purpose and divine hope. Also, expert advice and steps from special guests Carla Johnson, a top-producing licensed Realtor and Certified Mentor with eXp Realty; with business partner, Real Estate Investor, and Digital Marketing Expert Lolita Sheriow. For over 13 years, they have serviced and helped over 800 clients with their real estate buying and selling needs.

Meegwun Fairbrother is an indigenous actor and screen writer in Canada. He's has appeared in the role of Owen Beckbie on BURDEN OF TRUTH for four seasons. He has enjoyed performing in five seasons of the television series, Mohawk Girls for APTN. Additional television work to his credit includes two leading roles (twins) in Syfy series Helix; a recurring lead on Netflix's Hemlock Grove and guest appearances on The Beaverton, Murdoch Mysteries and Haven. His feature film credits include roles in Beeba Boys for Deepa Mehta and Breakout for Damien Lee.  Meegwun is of Ojibway and Scottish origin, from Grassy Narrows First Nation. From age two to thirteen, he lived up on many First Nations communities across Northern Ontario. He grew up hunting, fishing and enjoying the outdoors while taking part in many Ojibway cultural practices. Belonging and identity is fundamental need for everyone. Finding and establishing a sense of self impacts how we navigate the world and the prism of how we view life and how we are seen by society. But what happens when all that you were taught, from practices, language, to rituals— all disappear? When your fundamental foundation is gone and you inherit the the collective pain, how does one go about finding their place? Meegwun grappled with this experience, and he shares his insight here. Meet this talented actor and see how it impacted him and his work and find out if he's been able to regain his footing. Meegwun's Twitter: https://twitter.com/bmeegwun Meegwun's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/meegwun_fairbrother/?hl=en

Episode 269."The King's Man"Composer.Dominic Lewis.Dominic Lewis is a British-born film composer living in Los Angeles. Born into a family of talented, working musicians, Dominic was exposed to music from his very first days- and as such music became an inherent and intrinsic part of his life from early childhood until today.He gained entrance to the Royal Academy of Music in London where he received classical training in cello and music composition, overseen by revered teachers such as Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, as well as world-renowned film composers such as Craig Armstrong and David Arnold.At the fledgling age of 22, Lewis was given the opportunity to co-compose the score of his first feature film, ‘The Poet', directed by ‘Ski-School's' Damien Lee.Throughout his time at the Royal Academy, Lewis was mentored by Rupert Gregson-Williams, who was instantly impressed by his potential and engaged Dominic to contribute both vocal performances and additional arrangements to scores such as ‘Bee Movie', ‘Bedtime Stories' and ‘The Prisoner'.His credits to date include the films ‘How to Train Your Dragon', ‘Clash of the Titans', ‘Puss in Boots', ‘Wreck it Ralph', the remake of ‘Red Dawn', ‘Rango', ‘Rio', ‘Kung Fu Panda 2', ‘X-Men 1st Class' the most recent ‘Medal of Honor' video game, ‘Sherlock Holmes :A Game of Shadows' Sony's 3D annual presentation, and an ‘Everlast' sporting equipment commercial. He is recently worked with Henry Jackman on ‘Captain Phillips' and ‘The End of the World'. His most current project is "The King's Man"Welcome, Dominic Lewis.Instagram: Monday Morning Critic Podcast.Facebook: Monday Morning Critic Podcast.Twitter:  @mdmcritic www.mmcpodcast.comMondaymorningcritic@gmail.com

It's that time again.. Brother! With AEW Full Gear & WWE Survivor Series in the same week there's a lot to get through! Join us as we discuss some of the greatest Survivor Series matches with Mitchell & Then we are joined by a very special guest Mr Damien Lee! From 3 Men & a Microphone and we discuss the wrestling world! YOU CAN FOLLOW Damien on Instagram @damoswift & FOLLOW 3 Men & A Microphone @3men_podcast. You'll find us & them wherever there's a podcast! Follow us on Twitter @waitwhatpodtrio on Instagram @waitwhattrio & check out our YouTube channel: WaitWhatPodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

How You Living special guest Damien Lee, retired Marine, homeowner, and entrepreneur, shares his inspiring journey, advice, and the power of intentions that have led him and his family to live with purpose and divine hope. Also, expert advice and steps from special guests Carla Johnson, a top-producing licensed Realtor and Certified Mentor with eXp Realty; with business partner, Real Estate Investor, and Digital Marketing Expert Lolita Sheriow. For over 13 years, they have serviced and helped over 800 clients with their real estate buying and selling needs.

How You Living special guest Damien Lee, retired Marine, homeowner, and entrepreneur, shares his inspiring journey, advice, and the power of intentions that have led him and his family to live with purpose and divine hope. Also, expert advice and steps from special guests Carla Johnson, a top-producing licensed Realtor and Certified Mentor with eXp Realty; with business partner, Real Estate Investor, and Digital Marketing Expert Lolita Sheriow. For over 13 years, they have serviced and helped over 800 clients with their real estate buying and selling needs.

How You Living special guest Damien Lee, retired Marine, homeowner, and entrepreneur, shares his inspiring journey, advice, and the power of intentions that have led him and his family to live with purpose and divine hope. Also, expert advice and steps from special guests Carla Johnson, a top-producing licensed Realtor and Certified Mentor with eXp Realty; with business partner, Real Estate Investor, and Digital Marketing Expert Lolita Sheriow. For over 13 years, they have serviced and helped over 800 clients with their real estate buying and selling needs.

How You Living special guest Damien Lee, retired Marine, homeowner, and entrepreneur, shares his inspiring journey, advice, and the power of intentions that have led him and his family to live with purpose and divine hope. Also, expert advice and steps from special guests Carla Johnson, a top-producing licensed Realtor and Certified Mentor with eXp Realty; with business partner, Real Estate Investor, and Digital Marketing Expert Lolita Sheriow. For over 13 years, they have serviced and helped over 800 clients with their real estate buying and selling needs.

How You Living special guest Damien Lee, retired Marine, homeowner, and entrepreneur, shares his inspiring journey, advice, and the power of intentions that have led him and his family to live with purpose and divine hope. Also, expert advice and steps from special guests Carla Johnson, a top-producing licensed Realtor and Certified Mentor with eXp Realty; with business partner, Real Estate Investor, and Digital Marketing Expert Lolita Sheriow. For over 13 years, they have serviced and helped over 800 clients with their real estate buying and selling needs.

How You Living special guest Damien Lee, retired Marine, homeowner, and entrepreneur, shares his inspiring journey, advice, and the power of intentions that have led him and his family to live with purpose and divine hope. Also, expert advice and steps from special guests Carla Johnson, a top-producing licensed Realtor and Certified Mentor with eXp Realty; with business partner, Real Estate Investor, and Digital Marketing Expert Lolita Sheriow. For over 13 years, they have serviced and helped over 800 clients with their real estate buying and selling needs.

How You Living special guest Damien Lee, retired Marine, homeowner, and entrepreneur, shares his inspiring journey, advice, and the power of intentions that have led him and his family to live with purpose and divine hope. Also, expert advice and steps from special guests Carla Johnson, a top-producing licensed Realtor and Certified Mentor with eXp Realty; with business partner, Real Estate Investor, and Digital Marketing Expert Lolita Sheriow. For over 13 years, they have serviced and helped over 800 clients with their real estate buying and selling needs.

How You Living special guest Damien Lee, retired Marine, homeowner, and entrepreneur, shares his inspiring journey, advice, and the power of intentions that have led him and his family to live with purpose and divine hope. Also, expert advice and steps from special guests Carla Johnson, a top-producing licensed Realtor and Certified Mentor with eXp Realty; with business partner, Real Estate Investor, and Digital Marketing Expert Lolita Sheriow. For over 13 years, they have serviced and helped over 800 clients with their real estate buying and selling needs.

How You Living special guest Damien Lee, retired Marine, homeowner, and entrepreneur, shares his inspiring journey, advice, and the power of intentions that have led him and his family to live with purpose and divine hope. Also, expert advice and steps from special guests Carla Johnson, a top-producing licensed Realtor and Certified Mentor with eXp Realty; with business partner, Real Estate Investor, and Digital Marketing Expert Lolita Sheriow. For over 13 years, they have serviced and helped over 800 clients with their real estate buying and selling needs.

How You Living special guest Damien Lee, retired Marine, homeowner, and entrepreneur, shares his inspiring journey, advice, and the power of intentions that have led him and his family to live with purpose and divine hope. Also, expert advice and steps from special guests Carla Johnson, a top-producing licensed Realtor and Certified Mentor with eXp Realty; with business partner, Real Estate Investor, and Digital Marketing Expert Lolita Sheriow. For over 13 years, they have serviced and helped over 800 clients with their real estate buying and selling needs.

How You Living special guest Damien Lee, retired Marine, homeowner, and entrepreneur, shares his inspiring journey, advice, and the power of intentions that have led him and his family to live with purpose and divine hope. Also, expert advice and steps from special guests Carla Johnson, a top-producing licensed Realtor and Certified Mentor with eXp Realty; with business partner, Real Estate Investor, and Digital Marketing Expert Lolita Sheriow. For over 13 years, they have serviced and helped over 800 clients with their real estate buying and selling needs.

This episode of The Dorset Growth Hub podcast was recorded shortly before the passing of Mr Lee's Noodles' Founder, Damien Lee, whose enthusiasm, energy and inspiration runs tangibly through the business, through to the highly dedicated members of the team. Speaking of the growing international presence of Mr Lee's Noodles and the innovation taking place at Mr Lee's Pure Foods Co. is their Marketing and Communications Director, Kasia Bigda.Rounding out the podcast's contribution to Dorset Growth Hub's sales and marketing month, Kasia shares an emphatic view on how the relatively small team has made a global impact in markets which require a tailored approach to marketing campaigns and product development. She also details the level of personal investment and ownership which contributes to the success of the multi-award winning team.This episode of the Dorset Growth Hub podcast covers:Methods of measuring success of marketing campaignsBuilding a brand for more than just return on investmentTips for marketeers starting their careerNurturing an open-minded, passionate marketing teamNavigating differences in marketing internationallyIn-house marketing teams versus agenciesRevising the business' focus on different revenue streamsJoin our supporting events at: https://www.dorsetgrowthhub.co.uk/podcast

Dr. Damien Lee is an Assistant Professor and Tier 2 Canada Research Chair in Biskaabiiyang and Indigenous Political Resurgence in the Department of Sociology at Ryerson University. In this episode we discuss Dr. Lee's unique approach to asynchronous discussions in remote teaching. A transcript of this episode is available here: https://bit.ly/3mycfCj

A chat with Damien Lee!

Today's guest is on a mission to create a global surf brand - despite at one point having to write a farewell letter to his wife and kids 80kms off the coast of Sumatra! It's a roller-coaster ride of an episode 476 of The (award-winning) Small Business Big Marketing Show thanks to American Express.   Long-time listener and Surefire Boards founder Mick Slattery shares how he's on a mission to create a global surf and stand-up paddle board brand, despite some business and personal challenges that have been thrown his way.   A little bit more about Surefire Boards' Mick Slattery … Mick Slattery is the founder of Surefire Boards, a small stand-up paddle and surf board business based in NSW. He started the business as a side-hustle in 2009 before going full-time a few years later, only to contract an auto-immune disease that nearly crippled his dream.   Mick made the trip up from Sydney to join me in my Noosa studio where we  talked about: The challenges of taking the business from a side-hustle to a full-time concern What to do when a price war starts in your industry How contracting an auto-immune disease changed everything The joys of manufacturing in China And plenty more   “I want Surefire Boards to be an international business - the most recognised and loved stand-up paddle board brand in the world.” -Mick Slattery, Surefire Boards   Here's what caught my attention from my chat with Surefire Boards' Mick Slattery: When a price fight begins in your industry avoid getting caught up in it … instead, remain focussed on what you're best at … in Mick's case it was producing a quality product. I love how Mick remained positive through those tough times as he dealt with his auto-immune disease - instead of being the victim and looking for others to blame, he was always looking for the upside. I loved Mick's overall enthusiasm. He flew up from Sydney for the interview / he was excited to be in the studio taking lots of videos / he got me to ring a mate of his who listens to the show … and then he was off to visit retailers in the local area.   Mick Slattery Interview Transcription Tim  So Mick Slattery finally mate. Welcome to the small business big marketing show.  Mick  Awesome. Thanks so much.  Tim  I've just got one question for you mate. Click Here To Download Full Transcription   Resources mentioned in episode 476 of The Small Business Big Marketing Show: Surefire Boards official website Surefire Boards on Facebook Surefire Boards on Instagram Surefire Boards on YouTube Last week's interview with The Breathe Project's Kat & Bodhi Interviews I've done concerning business owner wellbeing: Interview with Andrew Griffiths on business owner isolation Interview with Damien Lee of Mt Lee's Noodles about how to overcome adversity in business Interview with Leanne Faulkner on mental wellbeing in business   The winner of this week's Monster Prize Draw Dan I'Anson of Applied Design that specialise in the design, design development, production and installation of environmental graphics and branding in the workplace   Please support the following businesses who make this show possible:   American Express Business Explorer Credit Card Let your business expenses reward you. Every year.   Switchnode Australia's Internet isn't great. That's why Switchnode exist. The solution is here and it's wireless.   If something in this episode of Australia's favourite marketing podcast peaked your interest, then let me know by leaving a comment below. May your marketing be the best marketing.   [ For more interviews with successful business owners visit Small Business Big Marketing ] See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

'Lunchbox' is the new daily radio show that puts Queensland schools in charge of Phoenix Radio! Tune in Monday-Friday 12pm-1pm or catch up here on the Phoenix Media podcast. For copyright reasons, songs have been removed from this podcast.

Laidley SHS is first cab off the rank for 'Lunchbox', the new daily radio show that puts Queensland schools in charge of Phoenix Radio! Tune in Monday-Friday 12pm-1pm or catch up here on the Phoenix Media podcast. For copyright reasons, songs have been removed from this podcast.

'Lunchbox' is a brand new show on Phoenix Radio, where a different Queensland school each day takes over the airwaves from 12-1pm. More than 100 schools have the opportunity to participate. Producer Damien Lee explains to Riley Wilton.

Penny Nagle introduces Feltham Farm's Renegade Monk Cheese and Damien Lee talks about Mr Lee's Noodles' new innoavtion  It has been quite difficult to focus on all of our work this week – everybody at FoodTalk HQ has been arguing an age-old debate: When it comes to Afternoon Tea, are you Devonian (cream then jam) or Cornish (jam then cream)? There's no right or wrong answer (apart from the fact that Devonian is the right answer), and we think we should all just enjoy our cream-first scones in any cream-first way that we cream-first want. We aren't sure on Sue or Ollie's preferences, and we didn't ask, because they had something a bit stronger on their plates for this podcast.  Cheese… it's one of those foods that you just couldn't be without (unless you're Cornish and you probably hate it because you're wrong about everything food-related). However, we aren't sure that the cleaners of our studio were altogether impressed at the end of this session. We were delighted to welcome Penny Nagle of Feltham's Farm. Penny already knows Ollie through their involvement in Great British Chefs' Cheese Awards – so we knew that their Renegade's Monk would be good. Boy, we weren't disappointed and it certainly packed a punch.  What about noodles? Do noodles go with cheese? Like cream and jam (note the cream-first), they probably do – so we were delighted to welcome Damien Lee back on to the show. This isn't the first time that Damien has graced our microphones… he's a bit of a pro by now. We've caught up with him in the past to hear all about his Mr Lee's Noodles brand. You've probably seen the totally healthy and super tasty products in many places by now – but there's a new award-winning tool in his sales arsenal, and we wanted to find out more. If you are lucky enough to be at one of the locations that host a Mr Lee's kiosk – you'll know what we mean. Their kiosk is available 24/7, fully customisable (choice of sauces and oils) and is completely cashless – our foodie experts were so impressed with the bespoke machine that they were gave it gold at the FoodTalk Awards in the kitchen tech category. We hope you enjoy this episode, but if you are running low on memory on your phone or don't have the opportunity to listen right away, we are now on Spotify!!! Simply search ‘The FoodTalk Show' to listen to our whole back catalogue – there are literally hundreds of FoodTalk hours to enjoy.  

Being asked "So, what do you do?" is a golden opportunity to pitch that beautiful business of yours. However, so may business owners get it wrong. So, in today's episode, I introduce you to the capstone pitching model, a way for you to convey what you do, how you do it and why someone whould hand over their hard-earned to you. PLUS I have some ideas for a business owenr who's struggling to attract customers, I help another one choose the right marketing agency, and this week's advertising jingle involves football, meat pies, kangaroos and Holden cars!   This week's Monster Prize Draw winner is: Anita Affleck from New Zealand's Global Baby   Resources mentioned: Interview with Damien Lee of Mr. Lee's Noodles about resillience in business Eden Health Retreat - don't tell anyone about this incredibly special place to detox, reset and basically head home feeling a whole lot better than when you came! Interview with The Cuddlist, Adam Lippin Here's the website I reviewed for Emmette Therapist Al Reupena   Advertising Jingle of the Week The classic Holden TVC from 1972 - Football, Meat Pies, Kangaroos and Holden Cars!   Please support American Express who make this show possible: American Express Platinum Card   If something in this episode of Australia's favourite marketing podcast peaked your interest, then let me know by leaving a comment below. May your marketing be the best marketing.   For more interviews with successful business owners visit Small Business Big Marketing See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mr Lee's Noodles are made by award winning food-tech business Mr Lee's Pure Foods Co. In this chat we meet the founder Damien, who describes why he's not launched in the supermarkets, why his product is proudly expensive, and how tech is helping him get data on his customers, and value to his partners. In addition myself and Jack talk about AI and fraud following PayPal's acquisition of Simility: https://techcrunch.com/2018/06/21/paypal-to-buy-simility-a-specialist-in-ai-based-fraud-and-risk-management-for-120m/

Damien Lee views himself as a disrupter, the half Australian half-Singaporean serial entrepreneur, and cancer survivor has a continual natural risk reward mentality with a firm belief life gets increasingly better in your mature years. Of all the businesses he has ever built from the ground up, in Australia to Denmark, Singapore, France and Afghanistan, they were in industries in which he had no experience; listen to him discuss why. But his businesses came to a grinding halt in 2014 when he was diagnosed with stage 4-chest cancer and given weeks. Focusing on cleaning up his eating to only consuming healthy foods and drinks he miraculously recovered from the disease. Damian describes an interesting story about instant noodles in which there’s a big but simple business and life lesson that set him on a new path creating a new business producing the healthiest instant noodle available. Mr Lee’s Noodles was born including an innovative, interactive digital ‘Noodle Kiosk’ vending machine providing a 24/7 healthy food option. A highly energetic charismatic person he’s been a finalist or winner in numerous impressive International Entrepreneurial Awards. His energy and drive doesn’t stop there leading seminars, conferences, summits, talks at universities, aids charities and is planning to build a Mr Lee’s Foundation. In June 2017, with the company thriving and new products launching, Damien was diagnosed throat and neck cancer entirely disconnected to his previous illness. Three surgeries and 54 treatments later Damien is now in recovery and says he doesn’t regret a thing. Learn more at the website mrleesnoodles.com Having now beaten cancer for the second time, Damien is more convinced in the power of healthy eating and is excited to expand the brand.

Avengers: Infinity War has finally opened in cinemas.But there are so many shocks and surprises that it’s hard to even review the film without spoiling it for everyone else!Here’s Brisbane Spectrum’s movie critic “Hinksy” talking to Damien Lee last night.And rest assured, no spoilers here:

A former “Blue Heelers” star is appearing on stage in Brisbane next month.For the past six years, Paul Bishop has been a Redland City councillor.But on May 9, Paul Bishop-the-actor will be unleashed when the play “Poison” opens at the Metro Arts Theatre on Edward Street.Last night on Phoenix Radio’s “Brisbane Spectrum”, Damien Lee asked Paul Bishop what he’s been up to.

Want to know how to deal with adversity in business? London-based entrepreneur Damien Lee was given just weeks to live when he was diagnosed with cancer. He quickly decided that a diet of no nasties, raw food and chemo, as well as a determined mindset and spirit was the only way to get well. But all the time he craved one guilty pleasure - instant noodles! But because they are full of junk, he couldn't have them. So, in the face of a double adversity - cancer and no instant noodles - he vowed to revolutionise the market with a more healthy noodle. So he created Mr. Lee's Noodles, free from nasties and full of goodness. But the story doesn't end there, Damien has recently fought off a second cancer diagnosis and is back in the game. “That one meeting set the tone for our whole Mr. Lee's Noodle business. I aimed everything at that meeting. Set the time lines and it sped up production. It made everything we were doing that much more focused.” - Damien Lee, Mr. Lee's Noodles There's loads more tips and insights just like this that will help you build that beautiful business of yours into the empire it deserves to be. Hit the PLAY button above to listen now, or subscribe free to hear the full interview. You'll also find the full interview transcription below. If you have questions about how to overcome adversity in business, then you'll get that answered in this episode plus plenty of other business and marketing related questions: What's important to Damien now that he's beat cancer? What's the best mindset when the chips are down? How did Mr. Lee's Noodles go from idea to reality? How do you build a brand full of personality? How did Damien get such big contracts so early on in the brand's lifecycle? How is Damien getting distribution for his noodles? Why is Mr. lee's Noodles entering and winning so many awards? What's with the Ambassador strategy? And plenty more ... Here's the email from Adam Longhurst suggesting I interview Damien: Hey Timbo, I think my lifelong friend Damien Lee would make a great guest on your show. In 2014, Damien was diagnosed with late stage 4 Non Hodgkin's Lymphoma (NHL) and only given weeks to live. He is still alive! He then wanted to cleanse his life from eating crap but is a lover of instant noodles. So, he created Mr Lee's Noodles. The marketing of this business has been extraordinary. Damien is an Aussie but has lived in the UK for the past 25 years. We met when we were 10. Mr Lees are winning all sorts of awards and I thought of your show immediately as I think he would make a great podcast. After having battled with NHL, he was diagnosed late last year with Throat Cancer. This was another primary cancer and it is extremely rare for anyone to make it through 2 primaries in the lifetime. I am looking after their Australasian operations as we are now making these noodles in Melbourne!! So, please have a look at the videos and website and if you are interested, let's make a time to get together. Thanks Timbo. Here's what caught my attention from my chat with Damien Lee of Mr. Lee's Noodles: Adversity is what you make it. Build your profile through awards: Australian Podcast Awards Telstra Business Awards Naivety - look outside your industry But the marketing gold doesn't stop there, in this episode you'll also discover: Melbourne SEO Services Dave Jenyns and I talk multiple traffic sources And I give away more prizes in the SBBM Monster Prize Draw Resources mentioned: Mr. Lee's Noodles website How to overcome adversity - previous episode with Andrew Griffiths Melbourne SEO Services Please support these businesses who make this show possible: American Express Business Explorer Credit Card ... it's the credit card that ensures your business expenses reward you. Search Amex Business. If something in this episode of Australia's favourite marketing podcast peaked your interest, then let me know by leaving a comment below. May your marketing be the best marketing. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"When I said to them 'What's your favourite flavour of your noodles', one of the brothers looked at me with a sly grin, smirked, and said 'we don't eat our own noodles Damien'. I said, 'why wouldn't you eat your own noodles?' And he said, 'If you knew what we put in our noodles, you wouldn't either". Damien Lee has just conquered cancer - for the second time. And all whilst building a team of over 20 people and raising millions of pounds to build an award-winning, premium, no-nasty, gluten-free cup noodle. He's also developed a noodle kiosk that will deliver a hot cup of noodles that is set to revolutionise the food-to-go industry. Damien has also eschewed the traditional route to market via supermarkets and sells via their online store, amazon, their kiosks on university campuses, hospitals and on trains - for now. Oh, and I forgot to mention that he's done all this whilst bringing up his two boys as a single dad. Here's his compelling story.

We don't want you to listen to the FoodTalk Podcast (just yet) if you're in the industry. First, we want you to head over to www.foodtalkawards.com and enter if you fit in one of the categories. Entries close at midnight on Friday (7th April). Okay, do it now… … Welcome back. After filling out your application form, you deserve a fabulous hour of FoodTalk – Sue Nelson and Guy Routledge didn't disappoint with the guests we had on. First up, we had noodles in a pot, but Pot Noodles were a million miles away from the studio. We welcomed Damien Lee from Mr Lee's Noodles, they are serving healthy (yes) and tasty (double yes) instant noodles. What are the chances of that? There's a fantastic personal story behind the birth of the company too, so make sure you listen. From healthy noodles to healthy drinks, we met some great companies at the IFE Show recently and one of those was Barracudos. Fahad Younas gave us the lowdown on his energising protein water. Having heard from an exhibitor at a food show, it was fitting that we spoke to Maragarete Baltay from William Reade. The company helps organise exhibitions and is behind some fantastic publications like ‘The Grocer' & ‘Meat Trades Journal'. She gave us a great insight into the food industry from an angle we don't often see.

In episode #74 of Talking Radical Radio (July 30, 2014), Jana-Rae Yerxa and Damien Lee talk about the work of the Biskaabiiyang Collective in the face of both longstanding and recently intensified racism and settler colonialism in Thunder Bay. For a more detailed description of this episode, go here: http://talkingradical.ca/2014/07/30/trr-tbay_racism_settler_colonialism/

Damien is ex-Australian Special Forces, a former City headhunter, a single dad of two and stage 4 cancer survivor. Learn how he landed a contract with the world's largest catering company, Compass Group, to get into universities in the UK,

On this, the first episode of Colour Code, we try to figure out Indian Status: who gets it, what it means, where it came from and how it resonates in Canada and indigenous communities today. We talk to: Stephanie Pangowish, a comedian with the indigenous troupe Manifest Destiny’s Child, Michael Etherington, cultural program manager of the Native Canadian Centre of Toronto, and Damien Lee, who grew up on the Fort William First Nation outside of Thunder Bay, Ont.