Podcast appearances and mentions of daniel clarke

Hugh Kruzel and Daniel Clarke discussed the challenges of elder care, focusing on the differences between long-term care and retirement homes. Daniel highlighted the need for proactive planning, noting that 50,000 people in Ontario are waiting for long-term care beds. He emphasized the importance of tailoring care to individual needs, including cultural and linguistic preferences. Daniel's platform, Elderado, helps families find suitable elder care options by providing detailed information on 1,400 homes in Ontario. They also touched on the emotional and logistical challenges of moving elderly family members, particularly in terms of maintaining community connections and addressing spousal reunification issues.

Finding the right elder care for your loved ones shouldn't be a stressful challenge. But for most of us it is. Elder care is EXPENSIVE! Yet, families everywhere grapple with the lack of reliable information. Imagine if booking elder care were as easy as booking a hotel. In this episode of Love Conquers Alz, we sit down with Daniel Clarke, the visionary founder of Elderado— which is not a Cadillac or a song by ELO, but rather the perfect name for a groundbreaking web platform designed to help families compare over 1,400 long-term care and retirement homes across Ontario. Daniel shares the story behind Elderado, his mission to bring transparency to the long-term care industry, and his ambitious plans to expand the platform to the United States and the world. Don and I, along with guest Daniel, discuss the essential role of transparency and compassion in finding suitable elder care. We explore the importance of reliable resources and personal experiences when navigating these complex decisions, highlighting the positive aspects of elder care while addressing systemic issues families face. Whether you're searching for the right care home or advocating for change, this conversation is a must-listen! Learn More about Elderado Connect With Daniel Clarke Support the show Be a ROAR-ior!! JOIN THE R.O.A.R. MOVEMENT for quality long term care! Visit the No Country For Old People Website for more information. YOU CAN ALSO SUPPORT THE COMPLETION OF OUR DOCUMENTARY "NO COUNTRY FOR OLD PEOPLE" BY MAKING A TAX DEDUCTIBLE DONATION THROUGH THE NATIONAL CONSUMER VOICE HERE or GO FUND ME Purchase GERI-GADGETS® here. COUPON CODE: LCA20 for 20% Off No Minimum Learn more about Peter Istvan Photography here. Follow us on Twitter, FB, IG, & TiK Tok

Finding the right elder care for your loved ones shouldn't be a stressful challenge. But for most of us it is.  Elder care is EXPENSIVE! Yet, families everywhere grapple with the lack of reliable information. Imagine if booking elder care were as easy as booking a hotel. In this episode of Love Conquers Alz, we sit down with Daniel Clarke, the visionary founder of Elderado— which is not a Cadillac or a song by ELO, but rather the perfect name for a groundbreaking web platform designed to help families compare over 1,400 long-term care and retirement homes across Ontario. Daniel shares the story behind Elderado, his mission to bring transparency to the long-term care industry, and his ambitious plans to expand the platform to the United States and the world. Don and I, along with guest Daniel, discuss the essential role of transparency and compassion in finding suitable elder care. We explore the importance of reliable resources and personal experiences when navigating these complex decisions, highlighting the positive aspects of elder care while addressing systemic issues families face.Whether you're searching for the right care home or advocating for change, this conversation is a must-listen!Learn More about ElderadoConnect With Daniel ClarkeSupport the showBe a ROAR-ior!! JOIN THE R.O.A.R. MOVEMENT for quality long term care! Visit the No Country For Old People Website for more information.YOU CAN ALSO SUPPORT THE COMPLETION OF OUR DOCUMENTARY "NO COUNTRY FOR OLD PEOPLE" BY MAKING A TAX DEDUCTIBLE DONATION THROUGH THE NATIONAL CONSUMER VOICE HERE or GO FUND MEPurchase GERI-GADGETS® here.COUPON CODE: LCA20 for 20% Off No MinimumLearn more about Peter Istvan Photography here. Follow us on Twitter, FB, IG, & TiK Tok

Most Superabound podcast episodes are geared to helping you grow your business. This week we focus on how to manage the outcomes of that growth, so you can create financial wellness.  The fact is, many people, ourselves included, often find our mental wellbeing wrapped up in our financial situation. Have you ever noticed how concerns about money can turn into bigger concerns about your business as a whole, even leaking into other areas of your life? That's why mastering the inner game of money, or financial wellness, is so important. It will help you stay on track even during difficult times. Join us and special guest Daniel Clarke of Farber Wealth as we explore how this important topic. Whether you're an entrepreneur looking to build sustainable wealth or just seeking a healthier relationship with money, this episode offers valuable insights for everyone. You will discover: The importance of addressing emotional blockages to make good financial decisions How personal values and individual circumstances should shape your financial strategy, rather than what anyone else says about it The significance of making financial decisions you can live with, regardless of market outcomes Why looking at the long-term view is crucial for financial wellness, rather than focusing solely on immediate concerns Listen in as Daniel shares how to create financial strategies that align with your values and goals.  For full show notes and transcript visit: https://besuperabound.com/podcast/315-unlocking-financial-wellness

As a caregiver for his grandmother, Daniel gained valuable life lessons and recognized the lack of resources available to assist families in finding suitable placements for their loved ones. During our discussion, we discussed the importance of planning and how many people are unaware of the resources in their local communities.Daniel recounted the stress and time-consuming nature of touring and researching facilities, which often takes time away from caring for a loved one. This experience led him to launch Elderado in 2023. He also shared the story behind the name and his goal of creating an all-in-one platform to search, filter, compare, and contact various facilities.Betsy highly recommends visiting the Elderado website for more information and to connect with Daniel Clarke.  The service is free to use and provides detailed, comprehensive information unmatched in the region!"Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/chatting-with-betsy--4211847/support.

This is a part of the Super Saturday Sports Show that you can listen to as to keep up to date with all the things happening around the Apprenticeship Factory Kyabram District Football & Netball League. The show airs on a weekly basis on a Saturday throughout winter hosted by Sam Saracino and Mark "The Stats Man" Owens, on ONE FM Shepparton Radio. Special guest hosts this week were Jason Welsh and James 'The Bull' Manley and special guest was the coach of the Tallygaroopna Seniors Football team Daniel Clarke. This week's program first aired on Saturday the 27th of July, 2024 on ONE FM 98.5 Shepparton. You can contact the station on admin@fm985.com.au or (+613) 58313131 The ONE FM 98.5 Community Radio podcast page operates under the license of Goulburn Valley Community Radio Inc. (ONE FM) Number 1385226/1. PRA AMCOS (Australasian Performing Right Association Limited and Australasian Mechanical Copyright Owners Society) that covers Simulcasting and Online content including podcasts with musical content, that we pay every year. This licence number is 1385226/1.

Pure Jewish Anger by Daniel Clarke-Sennet I'm reading it for you. I suggest you go read it again yourself. on Substack. Every single Western Useful Idiot who hates Jews and loves Hamas can choose which rear cheek to kiss. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/messytimes/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/messytimes/support

In this episode of On Record PR, Jennifer Simpson Carr goes on record with Daniel Clarke, Senior Business Development and Clients & Markets Manager at Kennedys CMK, to discuss navigating the nuances of client service and business development in the global legal market. Learn More Daniel Clarke is a Senior Marketing & Business Development professional with 18+ years' experience in client relationship development, business development, sector and legal practice strategy, client feedback, marketing communications, and team leadership. Having lived and worked in the UK, Singapore, and New York and worked in several countries across Europe, Daniel is very experienced in leading and implementing multi-faceted, regional and global business development and client development strategies.

What's up Group Chat!!!Your favorite crew is back with another entertaining recap of BBCAN12 and this time we will be joined by Daniel Clarke, the social King of BBCAN11. Tune in as we discuss this drama and karma-filled week!Thank you all for listening, sharing, and subscribing. We appreciate you. Byyyeee!- AWAGBT

Pharaoh and Lee are joined by Daniel Clarke from Big Brother Canada 11 to Recap and Rate the players week 2 of #BBCAN12 #BBCAN

This week Peta welcomes conservationist Daniel Clarke. Discover how a childhood passion, ignited by Steve Irwin, led Daniel on a lifelong quest to save orangutans. Learn about the challenges Orangutans face and how you can help. Amazing to think a 6 year old's idea has led to 15 years of positive change for for Borneo and Sumatra.  Connect with Daniel:  Website: https://tearsinthejungle.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/daniel_clarke115/ Daniel's Australian Story: https://youtu.be Connect with Peta: Instagram: @petahooke Website: www.icantstandpodcast.com Email: icantstandpodcast@gmail.com Episode Transcript: https://www.icantstandpodcast.com/post/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this 13th episode of Fabulous Folklore Presents, I chat with Daniel Clarke, a Cape Town-based artist, illustrator and animator who has worked with BBC and Disney, among others. He is the co-author of Kariba, a graphic novel with his brother James Clarke, which explores the Zimbabwean myth of Nyaminyami, the great river god of the Zambezi River. In this interview, we chat about the building of modern mythology, who can tell which stories, and why AI might not be a great idea where art is concerned! Daniel's website: https://danielclarkeart.com/ Daniel on IG: https://www.instagram.com/danielclarkeart/ Preorder Kariba here: https://www.catalystpress.org/young-adult-books/kariba/ Get your free guide to home protection the folklore way here: https://www.icysedgwick.com/fab-folklore/ Become a member of the Fabulous Folklore Family for bonus episodes and articles at https://patreon.com/bePatron?u=2380595 Enjoyed this episode and want to show your appreciation? Buy Icy a coffee to say 'thanks' at: https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick Request an episode: https://forms.gle/gqG7xQNLfbMg1mDv7 Tweet Icy at https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick Find Icy on Mastodon: @IcySedgwick@mastodonapp.uk Get extra snippets of folklore on Instagram at https://instagram.com/icysedgwick 'Like' Fabulous Folklore on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fabulousfolklore/

The London Coffee Festival returns from 20 to 23 April 2023 and with it comes a four day celebration of London's vibrant coffee scene and the incredible people and communities that help the coffee industry continue to thrive.Now entering its 12th year, The London Coffee Festival has grown to a formidable event, featuring 200+ exhibitors and welcoming over 30,000 trade and consumer visitors through its doors each year.So to celebrate the legacy and the future of this iconic coffee event, we're speaking with regular exhibitors and visitors from over the years to hear their favourite memories of the Festival, the business benefits of exhibiting and share advice on how to get the most from attending trade shows.We'll hear from Edwin Harrison, Founder, Artisan and Curious Roo Coffee Roasters, Abigail Forsyth, CEO, KeepCup, Agostino Luggeri and Enzo Frangiamore, Founders, Mulmar, Daniel Clarke, Commercial Director UK & Ireland and Louise Felton, Group Regional Director, UK & Ireland, Gruppo Cimbali, Freda Yuan, Director of Coffee, Origin Coffee Roasters, Kirby Sinclair, Co-founder, The Roasting Party, and accessibility consultant Tim Blanchard. Not got your ticket yet? Your can apply for a free Industry Day ticket here: londoncoffeefestival.com/Accreditation/MenuCredits music: London's on Fire by Daisy Chute in collaboration with The Coffee Music Project and SEB CollectiveSign up for our newsletter to receive the latest coffee news at worldcoffeeportal.comSubscribe to 5THWAVE on Instagram @5thWaveCoffee and tell us what topics you'd like to hear

CripChat Australia is produced and delivered by Australian Disability​, it aims to educate, entertain  and inform the general community how they can help us create a more  accessible and inclusive society for people with disabilities, their  friends, and family.   Hosted by Jonathan Shar, David Daoud, Ibby Dee, and Special Guest Daniel Clarke  Content  Warning: This podcast may include content unsuitable for children who  have not been exposed to people with disabilities-related themes and  issues that are sometimes expressed by using coarse language or outdated  terms.   Fairness, Dignity and Equality. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cripchatau/message

In this episode, Daniel Clarke discusses the impeding climate tech race, China's industrial policy, and why this has fueled a feud between the EU and US.

Sydney Pride Festival director Daniel Clarke joins Regina Botros to get the insight into the festival colours. Listen up - listen proud! Daniel has worked as an Artistic Director, Creative Producer, Executive Producer, Director, Programmer and CEO across Australia and the UK. He is a respected arts leader with a commitment to inclusivity, bold voices, independent artists, new works and artistic development. He has championed the works of many visionary LGBTIQA+ artists throughout his career from independent producing to within large cultural institutions.

In this episode, Francesca Gregory and Daniel Clarke discuss China's declining population, whether this will cause economic strain, and how it might hinder productivity and innovation.

Insurance expert Daniel Clarke will hold your attention with his answers to the following questions: What is the balance for Christians between purchasing insurance, and trusting God's sovereignty? What types of insurance should ladies have beyond what their employer offers? Do single people need life insurance? Do stay-at-home-mom's need life insurance? If someone works part-time and doesn't qualify for health insurance, where would you direct them? Do people who rent need renter's insurance? How should someone set up a living trust? smilingatthefuturepodcast@gmail.com Daniel's insurance company: https://greyhawkinsurance.com/ Daniel's Insurance Podcast: Risky Assets | Podcasts on Audible | Audible.com

In this episode, Daniel Clarke discusses the US-China tech war, the challenges facing China, and whether China will lead the world into the fourth industrial revolution by 2030. Link to Webinar registration: https://www.globaldata.com/webinars/upcoming/china-tech/

Klodens voksende flåde af el-biler er tørstige efter batterier, men kapaciteten til at producere så mange batterier findes ikke. Vi har heller ikke adgang til store nok mængder af råstoffer som lithium og kobolt til at møde den stigende efterspørgsel. De fleste batterier til el-biler produceres i Kina, som også i vidt omfang kontrollerer adgangen til råstofferne og har et stort hjemmemarked for el-biler. Britiske analytikere forudser en batterikrise i stil med oliekrisen, hvor Kina kommer til at spille rollen som OPEC. Prisen på batterier vil stige og dermed også el-bilerne, der er en vigtig brik i vores grønne omstilling. Men måske har et dansk forskerhold på DTU svaret? De bruger AI til at finde nye måder at producere nye typer batterier, så vi kan frigøre os fra gammeldags batteriteknologi og kinesisk dominans. Medvirkende: Daniel Clarke og Emilio Campo fra Global Data Professor Tejs Vegge, DTULinks:Global Data rapport: https://store.globaldata.com/report/tech-media-and-telecom-predictions-market-analysis/Tejs Vegge: https://www.dtu.dk/english/news/2020/09/eng-hvorfor-har-vi-travlt-med-at-udvvikle-nye-batterier?id=c...

On this episode, I chat to a good mate of mine who is also a disability support worker, and also I documented a recent train trip into the city to watch a BBL game.

Iqaluit-based multidisciplinary artist Laakkuluk Williamson Bathory discusses how climate change permeates all aspects of her art and life in the North. Our books columnist Jael Richardson fills us in on Jessamine Chan's debut novel, The School for Good Mothers. Canadian geneticist and broadcaster David Suzuki talks about bringing science into our living rooms for more than 40 years. Pianist Daniel Clarke Bouchard reflects on his early life as a child prodigy and his upcoming virtual concert series with Canadian soprano Measha Brueggergosman.

Timely, flexible funding is a bottleneck is most if not all humanitarian operations. Daniel Clarke has a solution to that problem. He is the co-author of the book Dull Disasters, and the director of the Center for Disaster Protection. In this conversation with Lars Peter Nissen he discusses how risk based financing and smarter financial instruments such as parametric insurance can enable us to fundamentally change the way in which crises are managed. You can learn more about the Center for Disaster Protection their http://disasterprotection.org/ (website) and find Dull Disasters by Daniel Clarke and Stefan Dercon https://global.oup.com/academic/product/dull-disasters-9780198785576?cc=fr&lang=en& (here). Support this podcast

Nick and Phil are joined by the snooker writer Daniel Clarke to address your latest correspondence. They also reflect on the start of the Northern Ireland Open in Belfast, including snooker's Super Sunday.

Daniel Clarke and his brother William are Queensland's Young Australians of the Year for 2021. They're passionate about protecting Borneo’s endangered orangutans: they've raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for conservation and habitat protection, and have spoken to thousands of school children to raise awareness. 24-year-old Daniel has cerebral palsy, and uses support from the NDIS in his busy life of sport, conservation work, volunteering and planning for his future career. Daniel finished his Bachelor of Social Science majoring in politics last year, and plans to channel his passion for the environment into government policy work. Useful links Download the transcript for this episode: https://carersqld.com.au/wp-content/uploads/3-2-Daniel-Clarke.docx Tears in the Jungle: Daniel and William’s website about their conservation work: https://tearsinthejungle.com/ Queensland Wheelchair Rugby: https://www.facebook.com/QLDRugby/ ASEAN-Australia Strategic Youth Partnership: https://aasyp.org/ Carers Queensland upcoming events and workshops: www.carersqld.com.au/events Carers Queensland NDIS on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CarersQueenslandNDIS

Brothers William and Daniel Clarke were named the 2021 Young Australians of the Year for Queensland due to their efforts to help protect the critically endangered Orangutan populations in Borneo and Sumatra.

"Dad, you only care about yourself. That's why mommy left"When it comes to zombie horror, I'm often a purist for the shuffle zombie over the sprinting zombie. But Sang-ho Yeong's Korean horror, Train to Busan (2016) might just be the exception to the rule. This film knows how to keep the pace going, engage with the human condition and keep the the walking dead as a consistent and frightening threat.Damien O'Meara is joined by horror aficionado, Daniel Clarke to talk about the incredible Train to Busan (2016). Follow Daniel on Instagram: @abrewtifulboyDaniel highly recommends our podcast friends at Wonderfully Done.Movies, television shows and books named in this episode: Max Brooks' Zombie Survival GuideOldboy (2003)#Alive (2020)Peninsula (2020)Kingdom (2019 - current)Lovecraft Country (2020)Follow Camp, Scary and Squee on Instagram and Twitter: @campscarypod. Introduction music from the Youtube Audio Library: Groove Tube by Audio Hertz. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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In this episode of IDEACITY ON THE AIR, we feature performances by the very talented Daniel Clarke Bouchard, Colette Baron-Reid and Justin Gray.

This week, we are back and Cassius wants to scream!! In this week's Issue, we take a break from the usual set up and talk about some new and old comics, books and animate films from the black community. We talk about D’art Shtajio Studio’s XoGenasys, Children of Ether from LeSean Thomas, Iman Lake’s Stranger Days, Konkret comics universe and Harriet Tubman Demon Slayer. We also speak on Curtis Ackie’s children's book ‘Later’ and our #2 listener Shaun’s Gaming Podcast Tones & The Biz, Daniel Clarke’s graphic novel Kariba, Image Comics Excellence, Farmhand, Burnouts and a comic from Kwanza Osajyefo - BLACK. Finally we also talk about artist, MC, collector, founder & CEO of Articulated Comic Book Art (ACBA) Boog Nice. Join us in this weeks Da Source Wall Issue #89. D’art Shtajio / XoGenasys https://dartshtajio.com/project/xogenasys-anime/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDI9CqDBZ3gb7HtPV0UUrKA https://www.instagram.com/dartshtajio/ https://twitter.com/dartshtajio https://www.noircaesar.com/xogenasys https://www.instagram.com/noircaesar/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIzYaeC5_AfiI3ZEQYOaKiQ https://twitter.com/noircaesar Children of Ether - LeSean Thomas http://leseanthomas.com/ https://www.instagram.com/leseanthomas/ https://www.youtube.com/user/leseant https://twitter.com/yapikoanimation?lang=en https://www.facebook.com/YapikoAnimation/ Stranger Days - Iman Lake https://imanlake.com/shop https://twitter.com/chillforme_ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkvbz04CpJLITawcdUhpLrQ Odina / Konkret Comics https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/konkretcomics/konkret-comics-genesis https://www.konkretcomics.com/ https://www.instagram.com/konkretcomics/ https://twitter.com/konkretcomics https://www.facebook.com/KonkretComics/ Harriet Tubman Demon Slayer https://www.instagram.com/harriettubman_demonslayer/ https://peepgamecomix.com/ https://www.instagram.com/dcrownson/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/chocolatecitycomics/?hl=en Kopy Kat And The Bomb Squad https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thebombsquad/kopy-kat-and-the-bomb-1 https://www.darkchildstudios.com/ https://www.instagram.com/coreytaylorart/ https://www.facebook.com/artofcoreytaylor/ Later - Curtis Ackie / Constanza Goeppinger https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/formybooks/formy-books-later https://www.formybooks.com/ https://www.instagram.com/formy_books/ https://www.facebook.com/pg/formybooksfb/about/ Tones & The Biz https://www.instagram.com/tonesandthebiz/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuzYAeGdf1UK7WIfiI0DH_g/featured https://twitter.com/TonesandtheBiz https://open.spotify.com/show/7rEZZJ6sS2pZHzd1CbZw4t?si=9-thP3m7T1mQo1RmQWf_8g Kariba - Daniel Clarke https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/blueforestcollective/kariba-the-graphic-novel https://vimeo.com/122076401 Excellence - Brandon Thomas https://www.brandonthomaswrites.com/ https://www.instagram.com/bwrites247/ https://www.instagram.com/skyboundent/ https://twitter.com/bwrites247 https://twitter.com/Skybound https://www.skybound.com/ Farmhand - Rob Guillory https://imagecomics.com/comics/series/farmhand https://www.robguillory.com/ https://www.instagram.com/rob_guillory/ https://www.facebook.com/rob.guillory Burnouts https://imagecomics.com/comics/releases/burnouts-1 https://twitter.com/dennisculver?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor https://www.instagram.com/dennisculver/?hl=en Black - Kwanza Osajyefo https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/kwanzer/black-1 https://www.instagram.com/BLACKthecomic/ https://blackmaskstudios.com/ https://www.instagram.com/kwanzer/ https://www.kwanzaosajyefo.com/shop BoogNice - ACBA https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzVt21g9aCG6EM5hgTtQjeQ https://www.instagram.com/boog_acba/?hl=en https://www.articulatedcomicbookart.com/what-is-a-c-b-a https://www.facebook.com/ArticulatedComicBookArt/posts/boog-nice-brings-you-the-july-fsp-drawing-httpwwwyoutubecomwatchvwejl7vpk0xsfeat/506200356125232/

Daniel Clarke, DMSB’12, always had a passion for storytelling, entrepreneurship, and supporting wildlife. After graduating from Northeastern, he moved to Los Angeles to start a wildlife media company. In his podcast, "Escape the Zoo," Daniel interviews leading wildlife photographers, conservationists, and scientists to learn about the awe-inspiring species we share a planet with, revealing the beautiful and sometimes extreme stories from the wild. Daniel is also a documentary filmmaker, and is finishing a project uncovering the ethical dilemma of feral cats and the critically endangered native species of Hawaii.   Visit: @escapethezoo on instagram Escapethezoo.tv feraldocumentary.com

Musician, songwriter, teacher, and producer Daniel Clarke, interviewed by Richmond musician Brian Jones.

When you feel and believe you have reached a state of arriving at your destination, that's when you're most in danger. Those who are chasing you will catch you if you get comfortable. Keep learning, keep growing, keep winning. ㅤ ... ㅤ Edited by: @benlionelscott Spoken by: Eric Thomas, Tyrese Gibson, Denzel Washington, Les Brown, Jocko Willink, Tom Flick, Chris Ross, Grant Cardone Footage by: Animal Planet, Misha Kozlov, Rio Olympics, Swaggerjack Productions, Alex Lark, Daniel Clarke, Mickey Finnegan, Soren Schaller, Vladimir Minuty, Ben Adler, Evan Savitt, Ivan Botev, Mono Ghose, Myron Parran Music: 8Dawn - This Is Why I Was Born ㅤ ... ㅤ Complacency is a sleepy, steadfast contentment with the status quo. It's based on past success. So we start to say things like, "I'm ok just the way that I am. I'm ok just doing what I've been doing." And in that complacent mindset, we lose out to the competition. A lot of y'all start making money, and your true colors come out. your work ethic changes, you think you're at the top of the charts. And you're the king or the queen. And you're the king or the queen. Some of y'all are still running around making reference to what you accomplished last year. That sh*t is over. Get over it. Wake up and don't settle with where you are. You go after today, you go after your dreams, you go after your goals. don't settle with where you are at your job. I need you to stay plugged in. Because the days you're not plugged in, are there days you don't give 120. They say an alligator is so ferocious it'll kill a lion. But I can kill an alligator with my bare hands. How? They say when you want to kill an alligator, you kill it right after it eats. Cause right after it eats, it gets satisfied. It goes to a state like it's almost paralyzed. Some of y'all in this room, are you paralyzed? You had a little success? You done what nobody else in your family has done and now you're chilling? Come on, you ain't hungry no more? You should still be hungry. What have you eaten that's gotten you satisfied? What have you done, what have you accomplished What have you done, what have you accomplished that's got you so full? Ease is a greater threat to progress than hardship. Don't get satisfied with yourself. Always know that wherever you are that you deserve more. It's necessary for you to constantly look at ways of getting better. You know you seek more than comfort. I want freedom, I don't want comfort. I want prosperity and abundance, I don't want comfort. No complacency. No complacency. No backing off. No slack whatsoever. Fight. You're still alive. You're still here. You're a still breathing. And if you're still breathing, that means you still have some fight left in you. So get up, and go out, and do the work. You don't get here by quitting when you're tired. You get here by quitting when you finish, when you're done. You don't stop when you're tired, you stop when you're done. You stop when you've completed, when you've executed. Execution is worshipped.

InTurn Episode 14 by Daniel Clarke

Clarke: "I very much see the AI community trying to mimic biological systems and biological behavior. In my mind this is one of the community's failings." Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Daniel Clarke (http://bit.ly/2BvIWdz), principal engineer for sensor fusion and sensor security for the Mentor product suite at Siemens PLM, also a Ph.D. astrophysicist. Just what does astrophysics have to do with autonomous driving? Clarke: "Astrophysics is essentially sensors on the ground looking up at the sky to understand what's above us... With autonomous cars it's very similar from a sensing perspective. There are a bunch of sensors sitting on a platform observing the environment. Astrophysics and autonomous driving have a lot in common when it comes to the underlying techniques and technologies, the mathematics, the statistics of the sensors, how you integrate the sensors together -- it's all very similar. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Christian chats to Daniel Clarke, Performing Arts Programmer at Arts Centre Melbourne about their Midsumma offerings for January 2018.

How can we free ourselves from fear and weave the life of our dreams?  Best selling children's book author Brent Feinberg shares how his book Freeing Freddie the Dream Weaver can guide people of all ages through the teachings of a magical story.  One of South Africa's most popular children's book series, these wonderful books are now being released to the world.  An accompanying workbook and young children's activity book further assist readers with tools to help them follow their dreams. The Freeing Freddie Series shares the story of how Freddie becomes entangled in an old spider's web which symbolizes his fears.  The journey starts when Mr. Cotton, a giant friendly spider, teaches him to release his fear and weave a web of his dreams.  In South Africa, this popular series was pbulished and distributed by the Tomorrow Trust, a non-profit organization devoted to the education of orphans and vulnerable children. Brent Feinberg is an integrative healer, triple Reiki Master, yoga teacher and well known teacher.  He is passionate about empowering children and youth so that they may live healthy fulfilled lives.  Thousands of children, youth and adults have raved about the impact they have experienced reading and working with the popular Freddie books.  Daniel Clarke is the talented illustrator of the series. Brent's web site:  WithLovefromFreddie.com Program music copyrighted by Grammy award winner Larry Seyer (LarrySeyer.com), included in this podcast with his permission. Visit FrontierBeyondFear.com to learn about the inspirational outreach of this program, now in its 8th year.

Daniela Negrín Ochoa and Iria López are the co-founders of Wednesday Studio based in London, UK. We talk about how they work together as a team, why they often exchange roles, and the importance of always having a personal project on hand. Links: Website - www.wearewednesday.com Twitter - www.twitter.com/WeAreWednesday Instagram - www.instagram.com/wednesday__studio/ Anchorpoint - www.anchorpointanimation.com/ Strange Beast - strangebeast.tv/ NFTS - nfts.co.uk/ Daniel Clarke - http://www.daniel-clarke.com/ The School of Life - https://vimeo.com/188632975 Motionographer article - http://motionographer.com/2017/09/06/better-together-wednesday-studio/?utm_campaign=coschedule&utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=motionographer&utm_content=Better%20together:%20Wednesday%20Studio Notes: Wednesday Studio Fine Art beginnings Jumping off point vs. Starting from nothing Creating a brief for personal projects Music videos NFTS Collaboration in schooling and being prepared Getting people on board with a project Being hands on for a project vs. being an Animation Director Handing over the role of design Working with illustrator Daniel Clarke The School of Life Working with other designers and illustrators The beginning of Wednesday Studio Making the jump into freelance animation director at the same time Motionographer article Directing as a team Simultaneously developing a visual language Dividing work and coin flipping Growing as a studio and exchanging roles The future of Wednesday Fear Representation Direct to client or going through a studio Not so personal projects Paying yourself Next exciting steps Taking the studio to the next level Working with a remote team After Effects Hand drawn touches Incorporating 3D shapes Textures in photoshop The hunt for personal projects Dream Client: A charity, National Geographic Favorite Animated Film: Disney Classics like Dumbo and 101 Dalmations Animalator: Gorilla

This week Mirinda Carfrae comes on the show to talk about her last year. In this time she as become a mother. She shares some amazing insight into how to deal with this special time in your life. She also talks about what she'll be doing as she heads back into pro racing. You can check out  Mirinda's website here: www.mirindacarfrae.com.  We also have an interview with Daniel Clarke.  Daniel, who runs www.trisplits.com, is an up and coming pro athlete. This week he comes on the show to talk about the transition from being a total beginner in the sport, to being an age group winner, to then go pro. He shares insights, and some tips, into progressing in the sport. You can check Daniel out here: www.ifnotyouthenwho.ca.  

The audience at La Mama Courthouse demanded encore bows from the cast of Rust and Bone on the night of its Victorian premiere performance, which they very humbly gave and most definitely deserved. Caleb Lewis’ three-pronged play asks a lot of its actors, and quite a bit from its audience as well. A trio of male performers - Luke Mulquiney, Adam Ibrahim and Glenn Maynard in this production - play out three of the stories from Craig Davidson's collection of the same title. Ibrahim plays a SeaWorld whale trainer whose leg was torn off by an Orca, Maynard a fading boxer in need of someone to fight for, and Mulquiney a crazed dog fighter who's struggling with his infertility. The narratives are all interspersed, such that Lewis needs to carefully choose when to switch from one to the next, director Daniel Clarke has to think carefully about how to transition between stories, and the actors have to be ready to change gears in an instant. As well as that, each of them needs to have the range to play all of the key supporting characters in the other two stories, most memorably a vigorous American boxing trainer, a bouncy surrogate son, a long-suffering wife and a lively new girlfriend. It’s always impressive when actors can play different ages, genders and nationalities without falling into stereotypes or farce. It certainly changes the equation when multiple stories are being told at once. It can make it harder for the audience to orient themselves at the beginning, and easier for them to drift away in the middle. The strong characterisations certainly help here, as does the very tight choreography by Ingrid Voorendt. For her, a boxing punch, the shattering of rust and bone, becomes a very effective motif to express the torment of these three characters. It definitely makes for the cleanest transitions, and, if nothing else, snaps the audience out of any confusion. Certain parts of each story feel very similar and almost interchangeable, which often seemed intentional. Of course, all three protagonists are men who are frustrated with the limitations of their bodies, and who loathe themselves much more than those around them ever could. There’s always something exhilarating about watching parallel lives play out in such tantalising proximity, both literally given it’s a small stage but also in terms of their inner experiences, even if their outer experiences might be wildly different. Making this many hops between the three stories, Lewis doesn't always land gracefully. Not all of the threads get tied securely, and some of the most thought-provoking moments are barely given any breathing space. No doubt, for each audience member, one narrative will probably emerge with all the connections intact while another might have a few pieces missing for them. It all depends on what makes a greater impression on you: the spiritual escapism of the whale story, the primal intensity of the boxer's tale or the urgent pathos of the dog fighter's plight.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The audience at La Mama Courthouse demanded encore bows from the cast of Rust and Bone on the night of its Victorian premiere performance, which they very humbly gave and most definitely deserved. Caleb Lewis’ three-pronged play asks a lot of its actors, and quite a bit from its audience as well. A trio of male performers - Luke Mulquiney, Adam Ibrahim and Glenn Maynard in this production - play out three of the stories from Craig Davidson's collection of the same title. Ibrahim plays a SeaWorld whale trainer whose leg was torn off by an Orca, Maynard a fading boxer in need of someone to fight for, and Mulquiney a crazed dog fighter who's struggling with his infertility. The narratives are all interspersed, such that Lewis needs to carefully choose when to switch from one to the next, director Daniel Clarke has to think carefully about how to transition between stories, and the actors have to be ready to change gears in an instant. As well as that, each of them needs to have the range to play all of the key supporting characters in the other two stories, most memorably a vigorous American boxing trainer, a bouncy surrogate son, a long-suffering wife and a lively new girlfriend. It’s always impressive when actors can play different ages, genders and nationalities without falling into stereotypes or farce. It certainly changes the equation when multiple stories are being told at once. It can make it harder for the audience to orient themselves at the beginning, and easier for them to drift away in the middle. The strong characterisations certainly help here, as does the very tight choreography by Ingrid Voorendt. For her, a boxing punch, the shattering of rust and bone, becomes a very effective motif to express the torment of these three characters. It definitely makes for the cleanest transitions, and, if nothing else, snaps the audience out of any confusion. Certain parts of each story feel very similar and almost interchangeable, which often seemed intentional. Of course, all three protagonists are men who are frustrated with the limitations of their bodies, and who loathe themselves much more than those around them ever could. There’s always something exhilarating about watching parallel lives play out in such tantalising proximity, both literally given it’s a small stage but also in terms of their inner experiences, even if their outer experiences might be wildly different. Making this many hops between the three stories, Lewis doesn't always land gracefully. Not all of the threads get tied securely, and some of the most thought-provoking moments are barely given any breathing space. No doubt, for each audience member, one narrative will probably emerge with all the connections intact while another might have a few pieces missing for them. It all depends on what makes a greater impression on you: the spiritual escapism of the whale story, the primal intensity of the boxer's tale or the urgent pathos of the dog fighter's plight.

In the world of Melbourne theatre Richard talks to director Daniel Clarke about his new production 'Rust and Bone' running at La Mama, as well as theatre makers Rachel Dyson-McGregor and Mike McEvoy who's creation, entitled 'STRIVE', will be showing at the Richmond Theatrette on Church St.In the purely visual realm Richard speaks with German artist Vera Moller (whose work is being displayed as part of the exhibition 'Human/Animal/Artist: Art Inspired by Animals' at McClelland Sculpture Park) and the park's director John Cunningham.

Audio recording of the Sunday morning Bible Teaching delivered by visiting Youth Pastor Daniel Clarke at Wexford Christian Community Church, Wexford, County Wexford, Ireland on Sunday July 24th, 2016.

Daniel Clarke and Daniel Snaddon are part of the Blue Forest Collective in Cape Town who have just successfully had their Kickstarter project funded for Kariba - an African graphic novelwhere history and mythology collide. Not only did they meet their goal of USD$20,000, they absolutely blew past it with over 200% funding.Willem Samuel is an illustrator and comic book creator who has worked on various projects including the soccer comic book Supa Strika, one of the biggest comic titles in the world. Willem has also published his own autobiographical comic, MengelMoes.We sat down with all three to chat about a host of amazing topics including animation, the creation/development process and how you can make a career out of thing you love doing.

Audio recording of the bible teaching delivered by guest speaker Pastor Daniel Clarke at Wexford Christian Community Church, Wexford, County Wexford, Ireland on Sunday August 16th, 2015.