Podcast appearances and mentions of david bain

Mark Lundy has divided our workplace out there. Some of my colleagues think that it's really gross that the Herald, who we work with, have taken photos of Mark Lundy today after he got out of jail yesterday. Now, the photos aren't anything particularly special - he's sitting in the passenger seat of a car, all you can really see is his face, that funny little beard he's got, some sunglasses and his latte coloured hoodie. It tells you nothing and it shows you almost nothing. And I suspect the reason it shows you almost nothing is because there are very heavy suppression orders about where he lives at the moment. So anything that identifies the town outside of the car, I would imagine, cannot be published. So they're a little bit limited in what they can show you. But even though there's almost nothing to see in these photos, boy, are we clicking on this particular story. It was, when I last checked, the most read and most viewed story on the Herald - so people are interested. And shouldn't the media be reporting and taking photos of things that we're interested in? I would say yes. Now, I can understand why people are grossed out by this. I suspect a lot of that comes down to the fact that there is significant doubt amongst some people as to Lundy's guilt - just as there was doubt with David Bain, just as there was doubt with Scott Watson. And so the feeling is, if you think he hasn't done it, then you feel gross about the fact that he keeps on being harassed after serving his time. But remember, until he proves otherwise, he is a man who was convicted of murdering his wife and daughter, and his trial and his behaviour around that gripped the nation and frankly turned him into one of the most famous - or infamous - people in the country. So he is a legitimate news story And it's not really a question of whether the Herald should have taken those photos, it's actually just a question of where you were going to see that photo first. Because you were going to see it somewhere. If it wasn't on the Herald, it would be on some other news outlet, or just someone popping down to the local coffee shop, seeing Mark Lundy there, taking a photo of him, and putting it on social media. Cause we all know what he looks like, and clearly we're all interested in him - and it was going to happen sooner or later, wasn't it? LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're back baby!!  Can't Handle the Crime and Scandal's first case for 2025 is New Zealand's most famous and talked-about case: the Bain family murders. Five members of one family dead in their Dunedin home, a chilling 111 emergency call, and one question that still divides the nation—was it David Bain, the quiet 22-year-old who claims he came home to a nightmare? Or Robin Bain, the troubled father with a possible murky past? Thanks for listening friends! New episodes every Wednesday. Come Join Us: On our NEW Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/canthandlethecrimeandscandal?igsh=bTF5cHJ6M2dqMG11&utm_source=qr   Contact: canthandlepodcast@gmail.com    

Midweek - Accusations of bias and a lack of impartiatality in coverage of Hīkoi mō Te Tiriti. Also the Herald v David Bain, Facebook scam surge and problems for local magazines.

Big old day for the survivors of abuse in state care today because the government through the Prime Minister finally apologised for this. That is important. I know you know what they want is redress as well, a whole bunch of them, and fair enough... that will come. But, an apology also is very important. Especially when you consider how long it has officially not been a big deal that kids went through what they did while they were in the state of care - for it to now be acknowledged as, “yep, absolutely, actually a big deal” and for the state to admit it did wrong. I think that's really important Slightly unfortunately, the day has been overshadowed by anger directed at the Solicitor General. I think this is going to be the thing that everybody remembers about today. Una Jagose tried to apologise herself today as the solicitor general, she was booed by survivors. She was heckled by survivors. One woman walked out another, turned her back to the Solicitor General while she was talking in a move of protest. The reason they're so angry is because they want to strip her from her job. They accuse her of covering up what really happened to them. Now, I'm not going to tell these people that they're not entitled to feel angry because of course they are. But, what we have to remember when we're discussing the Solicitor General's role in this and even in a lower role previously as a Crown lawyer before she became the Solicitor General, is that Crown lawyers, Crown law, the Solicitor General, they are the Government's lawyers, right? They act in the best interests of the Crown. And it's pretty much the same as David Bain's lawyer or even Brenton Tarrant's lawyer or should you or I be accused of something significant, our lawyers - that our lawyers are not there to look after everybody else. They are there to look after us. They're working in the best interests of their clients. And the same is true of Crown law. It's really important context when we feel angry at somebody like the Solicitor General or Crown law for what they did. I understand why Una Jagose is copping it the worst today. It's much easier to pin the blame on one person, isn't it? Than to pin the blame on a giant system like Government. And especially when you consider that governments change every few years - one person is much easier to hold accountable than potentially thousands of people for little bits that they did over decades. Maybe it will make a lot of people feel a lot better if she loses her job. But remember this, it's not actually going to fix anything. Not in the past. And not for kids who are in state care in the future. Beware the quick solution, because the quick solution may create a false sense that things have been fixed when they really haven't. The most important thing is that things are actually fixed. Isn't it more important than anything she actually fronted up today? And so did the Prime Minister and I say that's got to be a good start. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Martin van Beynen was born in Christchurch, and lived in West Auckland from the age of 11, where he attended St Peter's College. He later graduated from University of Auckland where he studied law and wrote for Craccum.He also completed a Diploma in Journalism at the University of Canterbury in 1989, and began working with the Otago Daily Times in Dunedin and joined The Press in Christchurch in 1991. After several roles, he was appointed senior writer in 2004 and was a leading columnist on The Press for 17 years until 2021.In 2020 Van Beynen published Black Hands, a gripping account of New Zealand's most controversial criminal case.Join me, Damien Grant, as I interview Martin Van Beynen about Black Hands, the victims, and whether David Bain was infact guilty.For more information, or to get in touch, visit the Different Matters Website

What I would like out of the Philip Polkinghorne trial is access to the jury.  This country has an archaic and sheltered view of certain aspects of justice. If you believe justice has to be seen to be done, it behoves us to fully understand the process.  I have had virtually no interest in the trial. I have no real overarching interest in crime generally.  I got fascinated by the David Bain business, but Polkinghorne has passed me by. He either did it or he didn't. The jury is working that out as we speak.  I have noticed a change this time and it confirms that my lack of interest in matters makes me part of a very, very small minority. It's the blogging that has gone on from court from the digital media.  A criticism I have always had about media coverage of court is mainly they are cherry pickers and mainly formats, particularly in news bulletins, never gives fair insight into the day's proceedings.  This time it has been no different. TV seems to have come and gone. On a slow day it's covered, on a busy one it's not.  Having been in court enough times over the years, the tricky part is how slowly it all moves and therefore it is easy for media to miss a lot of detail, not to mention subtlety and nuance.  If you can't cover it properly, don't.  The digital operators have been able to give you all the blow-by-blow detail you could ever want and from my inquires, it has been absorbed vociferously by most of the population.  But back to the jury. In America you get to talk to them.  Why not here?  Surely in a trial of this detail and interest, knowing what they thought or didn't think and what they made out as critical or of no consequence is not only fascinating, but vital to understanding as to how we got to where we are about to get.  Seeing open justice work and getting the detail from those closest to it is good. Surely you can't argue that wouldn't improve the process, therefore our understanding?  How, possibly, is that a bad thing? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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30 years ago, five members of the Bain family in Dunedin were found dead in their family home. The one surviving family member, David, was later convicted of murdering his parents and three siblings. He served 13 years in prison before the Privy Council quashed his convictions, and he was subsequently found not guilty on all charges at a retrial in 2009. Despite this, for three decades, this case has joined a gallery of notorious murders that have fascinated New Zealanders across the years. Today on The Front Page, long-time David Bain advocate Joe Karam reflects on his three decades linked to the case in an exclusive interview for the 30th anniversay. And later, we discuss our fixation with this and other cases with AUT University Professor of Pop Culture, Dr Lorna Piatti-Farnell. Follow The Front Page on iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. You can read more about this and other stories in the New Zealand Herald, online at nzherald.co.nz, or tune in to news bulletins across the NZME network. Host: Chelsea DanielsSound Engineer: Paddy FoxProducer: Ethan SillsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week marks 30 years since the Bain family murders, one of the most infamous and widely talked about criminal cases in New Zealand's history. Adam Burns reports.

To mark the 30 year anniversary of the mass killing A Moment In Crime presents The House of Bain, a two-part telling of the case.  On June 20 1994 Margaret and Robin Bain, their teenage daughters Arawa and Laniet and son Stephen were all shot dead in the family home at 65 Every Street, Dunedin. Just after 7am David Bain - Margaret and Robin's oldest child - called emergency services to report the ghastly scene. He said he had come home from his morning paper run and found them all dead.  Days later Bain was charged with five counts of murder and after a high-profile trial a jury found him guilty.  He maintained his innocence and fought for decades for a retrial, which finally went ahead in 2007.  A second jury acquitted Bain, finding him not guilty of the five murders.  The case is arguably New Zealand's most talked about massacre and over the years has become morbidly iconic.  In the second part of House of Bain, you will hear more from Bain in his own words on his legal battle. The lawyer who represented him most recently also speaks about the case and its aftermath. Host Anna Leask speaks to people involved in the case and those with expert opinions on why Bain and the grisly event have become embedded in New Zealand culture.  CLICK HERE for further New Zealand Herald coverage of this case A Moment In Crime is an NZME podcast written and hosted by Anna Leask, senior crime and justice reporter for the New Zealand Herald.   The podcast is written and hosted by Leask. It is produced by Leask, NZME audio engineer James Irwin and podcast production manager Ethan Sills.   A number of key players in the case had their words voiced by actors - Glenn Dwight as David Bain and Tory McArthur as the juror from the second trial. NZME audio engineer Tash Chittock assisted with recording.  In this episode television news reports that featured on various iterations of 6pm news bulletins on TVNZ and NewsHub have been referenced..These are mostly taken from court coverage, which can still be found on YouTube.   If you have a crime or case you'd like to hear more about, email anna.leask@nzme.co.nz See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On June 20 1994 five members of the Bain family were found shot dead in their home at 65 Every Street, Dunedin. Margaret and Robin Bain, their teenage daughter Arawa and Laniet and their son Stephen were all shot at close range.  Just after 7am David Bain - Margaret and Robin's oldest child - called emergency services to report the ghastly scene. He said he had come home from his morning paper run and found them all dead.  Days later Bain was charged with five counts of murder and after a high-profile trial a jury found him guilty.  He maintained his innocence and fought for decades for a retrial, which finally went ahead in 2007.  A second jury acquitted Bain, finding him not guilty of the five murders.  The case is arguably New Zealand's most talked about massacre and over the years has become morbidly iconic.  To mark the 30-year anniversary of the mass killing A Moment In Crime presents The House of Bain, a two-part telling of the case.  CLICK HERE for further New Zealand Herald coverage of this case For David Fisher's interview with the juror from the first trial click here A Moment In Crime is an NZME podcast written and hosted by Anna Leask, senior crime and justice reporter for the New Zealand Herald.   The podcast is produced by Leask, NZME audio engineer James Irwin and podcast production manager Ethan Sills.   A number of key players in the case had their words voiced by actors - Glenn Dwight as David Bain, George Heard as Dean Cottle and Kurt Bayer as the juror from the first trial. NZME audio engineer Tash Chittock assisted with recording.  This episode features references to television news reports from various iterations of 6pm news bulletins on TVNZ1 and Three. These are mostly taken from court coverage, which can still be found on YouTube.  Part two of A Moment In Crime - The House of Bain will be released in June.  If you have a crime or case you'd like me to consider covering, email anna.leask@nzme.co.nz See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hello, and welcome to another episode of IMpulse: The Influencer Marketing Podcast. I'm your host, Prateek Panda, VP of Marketing at Phyllo. Today, it's my pleasure to welcome David Bain, Founder of Casting Cred, a boutique B2B content and podcast production agency. Grab a cup of your favorite beverage and join us as we discuss the power of influencer marketing and the importance of building relationships within your niche. David shares insights on working with up-and-coming influencers, and dives into his background in SEO and content marketing, and unpacks the three H content creation model. He emphasizes the role of content in driving sales and customer advocacy, especially in businesses with longer sales cycles. He also provides tips on podcasting success, including audio quality, consistency, and finding a unique angle.

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Hoje, nesse episódio conto a vocês uma história que dividiu e segue dividindo muitas opiniões. Assim como o caso de David Bain, que foi o caso 66 aqui do Composição, o caso de Mark Lundy chocou a Nova Zelândia, e muitos acreditam que ele é inocente, porém muitos outros acreditam que ele é culpado. No caso 66, o de David Bain, vcs Compositores votaram, e quase 30% acredita que ele é inocente. Será que vcs também vão achar que Mark Lundy é inocente? Após ouvirem o episódio todo, votem pelo Spotify, e me contem no Instagram ou nas respostas do Spotify o que vcs acham de tudo.    Bom, vcs já sabem né? Peguem o fone de ouvido, se acomodem e se preparem!! 

In this bonus episode Ryan speaks to venerated New Zealand Journalist Melanie Reid about her career and her work on some of New Zealand's most well known cases, including the Peter Ellis case, her undercover work in Gloriavale, the David Bain case and then we speak about her upcoming podcast The Boy in The Water, which will focus on the death of Lachlan Jones (the subject of Season 3 of Guilt). Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/guilt. Expand your listening experience and support the creation of this podcast by becoming an Acast+ Subscriber. Benefits include, Early Release, Ad Free Listening and Bonus Content. https://plus.acast.com/s/guilt. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today's guest is a highly decorated police officer - and although Ross Pinkham retired from the force eleven years ago, he was one of the most experienced and high-profile provincial detectives. A massive 42 years dedicated to New Zealand Police - which included David Bain's retrial, NZ police investigator during the Bali Bombings, and arresting one of the country's most wanted criminals and prison escapee Bryan Curtis in the Philippines in 2002 (that's a yarn right out of the movies). Although retired from police work - he's an advisor and the water truck driver at Rhythm and Vines - the festival his son Hamish runs. Ross is a great example of making the most of every day and being grateful for it all.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

David Bain es el único superviviente de la matanza de su familia. ¿Fue el padre quien mató a sus tres hermanos y la madre antes de suicidarse o fue David quien mató a toda la familia?  Más info en el blog:  https://criminopatia.com/94-david-bain/  En el Club de Fans: episodios exclusivos el segundo y el cuarto jueves de mes.   https://criminopatia.com/fans 

If you ever wanted to spend a day hanging out with like minded people chatting about winter camping or backcountry canoe camping in Ontario, one of David Bain's symposiums (symposiae?) is the ticket for you.He created and heads the Ontario Winter Camping Symposium and the Ontario Backcountry Canoe Symposium.A retired teacher, he's seldom at a loss for words. Certainly not during our chat with him.David is incredibly  observant and therefore very knowledgeable about all things related to camping.He was a recent presenter at the Toronto Outdoor Adventure Show.So, he's a bit of a big deal. :)You can check out his symposiums at :https://ontariobackcountrycanoe.ca  -  Thomas and I will be there!http://www.ontariowintercamping.ca/Instagram here:@ont.camping.symposiumsSupport the showCONNECT WITH US AT SUPER GOOD CAMPING:EMAIL: hi@supergoodcamping.comWEBSITE: www.supergoodcamping.comYOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqFDJbFJyJ5Y-NHhFseENsQINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/super_good_camping/TWITTER: https://twitter.com/SuperGoodCampinFACEBOOK GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/SuperGoodCamping/ Support the show

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Nesse episódio vocês vão conhecer a história da família Bain, e como um massacre familiar dividiu as pessoas da Nova Zelândia entre as que acreditavam que David Bain era uma vítima, e as que acreditavam que ele era o assassino. Bom, vcs já sabem né? Peguem o fone de ouvido, se acomodem e se preparem!!

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This week on the podcast, we have David joining Sarah to discuss transferrable SEO skills and how you can use them to progress in your career.About David:David Bain stated off his SEO journey back in 2003. Since then he's managed agency SEO teams, been an in-house Head of SEO - and has more recently interviewed 100 of the world's leading SEOs for Majestic, a client of his B2B content production agency, Casting Cred. You can find him over at CastingCred.com. Where to find David:@DavidBain on Twitter About 'The SEO Mindset' PodcastBuild your inner confidence and thrive.The SEO Mindset is a weekly podcast that will give you actionable tips, guidance and advice to help you not only build your inner confidence but to also thrive in your career.Each week we will cover topics specific to careers in the SEO industry but also broader topics too including professional and personal development.Your hosts are Life Coach Tazmin Suleman and SEO Manager Sarah McDowell, who between them have over 20 years of experience working in the industry.Sign up to be a guest on the podcast here.Get in touchWe'd love to hear from you. We have many ways that you can reach out to us to say hello, ask a question, or suggest a topic for us to discuss on a future episode.Twitter - @sarahmcduk, @sulemantazmin & @seomindsetpodWebsite - https://www.tazminsuleman.com/Instagram - @tazminsuleman, @sarahmcduk & @seomindsetpodEmail - theseomindsetpodcast@gmail.comResources used for episodeGoogle's 'People Also Ask' Keyword Research ToolCarl Sagan - Pale Blue DotB2B Foundations: Content Marketing Online Class | LinkedIn Learning, formerly Lynda.comSubscribe and never miss an episode: Listen to The SEO Mindset Podcast Copyright 2024 Sarah & Tazmin Mentioned in this episode:Support the podcast and donate!If you enjoy the podcast and listening to our episodes, you can support the podcast by donating a coffee via Buy Me A Coffee for as little as £5. If you leave us a message we can also give you a shoutout! Link below!Buy Me A Coffee

Le 20 Juin 1994, David part livrer le journal dans le village, à 6h45 il rentre chez lui, mais surprise, toute sa famille a été massacré entre temps...c'est ce qu'il dit. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

On this episode of Between Two Beers we talk to Chris Parker.  Chris is an award-winning comedian, actor and writer who's been on shows like Golden Boy, Funny Girls, Jono and Ben, 7 Days and the hit stage show Hudson and Halls. He's also got one of NZ's most entertaining Instagram pages and won the 2021 edition of Celebrity Treasure Island.  In this episode we talk about his new book and his recent wedding, writing for Jono and Ben and auditioning for David Bain, using tears as a weapon, the landscape of pornography in New Zealand, the process of creating viral clips and much, much more.  Chris is a world-class storyteller and has an infectious personality. He's really fun company and there were so many laughs in this one.  A huge thanks to those supporting the show on patreon for the cost of a cup of coffee a month, to get involved head to www.Betweentwobeers.com. This episode was brought to you from the Export Beer garden studio.  Show notes | Episode 102 | Chris Parker 2:00: The end of book launch week 6:27: Writing the book 8:18: Getting married and deconstructing the wedding process 13:11: Viral content 16:42: The importance of Snort comedy 23:18: Hudson and Halls and campness 33:26: Becoming head writer at Jono and Ben 38:34: The goldfish story and David Bain 45:10: Musings on birds and other topics from Hayley Sproull 49:01: Making good content 57:00: Winning Celebrity Treasure Island 1:09:32: Going back to high school 1:16:01: Using tears as a weapon 1:21:18: Eat, pray, love, shit 1:26:34: The landscape of pornography in New Zealand 1:30:07: Last words from Steven, Seamus and ChrisSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Philip Boyce discusses forensic evidence at the 7th August event in Essex.

Anton Shulke talks with Jason Barnard about looking back on the groovy years and looking forward to the years ahead. Anton Shulke (The Livestream Guy) is a livestream production manager. Since 2015 he has been working on live events, webinars and podcasts for major players in the SEO industry like Semrush, Duda and smaller companies like Kalicube. As of 2020, he has worked as production manager on over 100 episodes of the Kalicube Tuesdays series of livestream events. Anton's role as production manager includes booking guests, organising the show, technical testing, and running each episode. Guests have included Carrie Rose, Nik Ranger, Andrea Volpini, Dave Davies, David Bain, Bill Slawsky, Danny Goodwin, Erin Sparks, Mads Singers, Rebecca Berbel, Koray Tuğberk GÜBÜR, Kevin Indig, Cindy Krum, Barry Schwartz, Tim Soulo, James Mulvany, Dr Ai Addyson Zhang, Bengu Atamer,David Avrin and Neal Schaffer, Patrick M Powers, Ryan Foland, Matthew Tenney, Ted Rubin, Rand Fishkin, Olsia Korobka, Teodora Petkova, Russ Jeffery, Gennaro Cuofano, Simon Cox, Matt Artz and Emilija Gjorgjevska.  Many viewers and listeners of Kalicube Tuesdays may have wondered how the show got its name. Tuesdays because it's something to get excited about every Tuesday, but what about Kalicube? Jason Barnard (The Brand SERP Guy) finally reveals all! Woohoo! With intelligent, interesting and fun conversations, Kalicube Tuesdays has been a staple in the digital marketing podcast universe for three years. This incredible chat is a retrospective of the one hundred and fifteen episodes, and with Anton Shulke (The Livestream Guy) now on screen, it was like reliving every moment. This episode also includes some of Jason's rebranding tips and dominating Brand SERP nuggets. And while Kalicube Tuesdays looks back on its groovy years, it also looks forward to more and more to come. What you'll learn from Anton Shulke 00:00 Anton Shulke and Jason Barnard00:48 100th Episode with Carrie Rose01:42 Anton Shulke's Brand SERP02:10 Kalicube Tuesdays' Brand SERP02:42 Video of the Monthly Roundtable with Nik Ranger and Andrea Volpini on Anton's Brand SERP03:09 News About Anton Shulke04:48 The Mystery Behind Kalicube's Name and Logo Revealed07:36 How Does a Unique Brand Name Affect Brand SERP Dominance09:30 Is Rebranding an Option for a Common Brand Name to Dominate the SERP?09:43 Dave Davies Rebranded Using Kalicube Pro09:58 Rebranding: Small and Large Company10:14 Rebranding Vs Becoming the Dominant Entity11:23 A Look Back at Some of Kalicube Tuesdays' Grooviest Guests12:08 Remembering Bill Slawski13:10 David Bain's Funnel Marketing Explanation13:15 SERP Chats with Dave Davies13:24 Danny Goodwin's Opportunity for Jason Barnard to Write for Search Engine Journal13:28 Hanging Out with Erin Sparks13:37 Explaining Nik Ranger's Presentation to Audio Listeners14:06 Mads Singers: How to Run a Business14:24 The Brilliant Rebecca Berbel and Koray Tuğberk GÜBÜR 14:37 The Amazing Kevin Indig and the Delightful Cindy Krum14:44 Making Barry Schwartz Laugh14:58 Tim Soulo's Insightful Episode15:24 Kalicube Tuesdays Season 115:33 First Ever Kalicube Tuesdays' Episode with James Mulvany16:22 Season 1 Guests Outside SEO: Dr Ai Addyson Zhang, Bengu Atamer, David Avrin and Neal Schaffer16:28 More Non SEO Guests: Patrick M Powers, Ryan Foland, Matthew Tenney, Ted Rubin, and Rand Fishkin17:42 Barnaby Wynter's Bucket Theory of Funnels18:42 Kalicube Tuesdays Season 221:52 Olesia Korobka's Image SEO Episode22:10 Teodora Petkova's Ideas on Semantics and Semantic Web22:10 Teodora Petkova's Ideas on Semantics and Semantic Web22:28 Russ Jeffery from Duda22:31 Kalicube Tuesdays' First Passing the Baton: Gennaro Cuofano to Simon Cox23:57 Kalicube Tuesdays Season 324:07 Monthly Roundtable Specials with WordLift24:38 Monthly Roundtable with Matt Artz and Emilija Gjorgjevska26:11 Audio and Video Experience on Kalicube Tuesdays This episode was recorded live on video August 16th 2022

Anton Shulke talks with Jason Barnard about looking back on the groovy years and looking forward to the years ahead. Anton Shulke (The Livestream Guy) is a livestream production manager. Since 2015 he has been working on live events, webinars and podcasts for major players in the SEO industry like Semrush, Duda and smaller companies like Kalicube. As of 2020, he has worked as production manager on over 100 episodes of the Kalicube Tuesdays series of livestream events. Anton's role as production manager includes booking guests, organising the show, technical testing, and running each episode. Guests have included Carrie Rose, Nik Ranger, Andrea Volpini, Dave Davies, David Bain, Bill Slawsky, Danny Goodwin, Erin Sparks, Mads Singers, Rebecca Berbel, Koray Tuğberk GÜBÜR, Kevin Indig, Cindy Krum, Barry Schwartz, Tim Soulo, James Mulvany, Dr Ai Addyson Zhang, Bengu Atamer,David Avrin and Neal Schaffer, Patrick M Powers, Ryan Foland, Matthew Tenney, Ted Rubin, Rand Fishkin, Olsia Korobka, Teodora Petkova, Russ Jeffery, Gennaro Cuofano, Simon Cox, Matt Artz and Emilija Gjorgjevska.  Many viewers and listeners of Kalicube Tuesdays may have wondered how the show got its name. Tuesdays because it's something to get excited about every Tuesday, but what about Kalicube? Jason Barnard (The Brand SERP Guy) finally reveals all! Woohoo! With intelligent, interesting and fun conversations, Kalicube Tuesdays has been a staple in the digital marketing podcast universe for three years. This incredible chat is a retrospective of the one hundred and fifteen episodes, and with Anton Shulke (The Livestream Guy) now on screen, it was like reliving every moment. This episode also includes some of Jason's rebranding tips and dominating Brand SERP nuggets. And while Kalicube Tuesdays looks back on its groovy years, it also looks forward to more and more to come. What you'll learn from Anton Shulke 00:00 Anton Shulke and Jason Barnard00:48 100th Episode with Carrie Rose01:42 Anton Shulke's Brand SERP02:10 Kalicube Tuesdays' Brand SERP02:42 Video of the Monthly Roundtable with Nik Ranger and Andrea Volpini on Anton's Brand SERP03:09 News About Anton Shulke04:48 The Mystery Behind Kalicube's Name and Logo Revealed07:36 How Does a Unique Brand Name Affect Brand SERP Dominance09:30 Is Rebranding an Option for a Common Brand Name to Dominate the SERP?09:43 Dave Davies Rebranded Using Kalicube Pro09:58 Rebranding: Small and Large Company10:14 Rebranding Vs Becoming the Dominant Entity11:23 A Look Back at Some of Kalicube Tuesdays' Grooviest Guests12:08 Remembering Bill Slawski13:10 David Bain's Funnel Marketing Explanation13:15 SERP Chats with Dave Davies13:24 Danny Goodwin's Opportunity for Jason Barnard to Write for Search Engine Journal13:28 Hanging Out with Erin Sparks13:37 Explaining Nik Ranger's Presentation to Audio Listeners14:06 Mads Singers: How to Run a Business14:24 The Brilliant Rebecca Berbel and Koray Tuğberk GÜBÜR 14:37 The Amazing Kevin Indig and the Delightful Cindy Krum14:44 Making Barry Schwartz Laugh14:58 Tim Soulo's Insightful Episode15:24 Kalicube Tuesdays Season 115:33 First Ever Kalicube Tuesdays' Episode with James Mulvany16:22 Season 1 Guests Outside SEO: Dr Ai Addyson Zhang, Bengu Atamer, David Avrin and Neal Schaffer16:28 More Non SEO Guests: Patrick M Powers, Ryan Foland, Matthew Tenney, Ted Rubin, and Rand Fishkin17:42 Barnaby Wynter's Bucket Theory of Funnels18:42 Kalicube Tuesdays Season 221:52 Olesia Korobka's Image SEO Episode22:10 Teodora Petkova's Ideas on Semantics and Semantic Web22:10 Teodora Petkova's Ideas on Semantics and Semantic Web22:28 Russ Jeffery from Duda22:31 Kalicube Tuesdays' First Passing the Baton: Gennaro Cuofano to Simon Cox23:57 Kalicube Tuesdays Season 324:07 Monthly Roundtable Specials with WordLift24:38 Monthly Roundtable with Matt Artz and Emilija Gjorgjevska26:11 Audio and Video Experience on Kalicube Tuesdays This episode was recorded live on video August 16th 2022

Anton Shulke talks with Jason Barnard about looking back on the groovy years and looking forward to the years ahead. Anton Shulke (The Livestream Guy) is a livestream production manager. Since 2015 he has been working on live events, webinars and podcasts for major players in the SEO industry like Semrush, Duda and smaller companies like Kalicube. As of 2020, he has worked as production manager on over 100 episodes of the Kalicube Tuesdays series of livestream events. Anton's role as production manager includes booking guests, organising the show, technical testing, and running each episode. Guests have included Carrie Rose, Nik Ranger, Andrea Volpini, Dave Davies, David Bain, Bill Slawsky, Danny Goodwin, Erin Sparks, Mads Singers, Rebecca Berbel, Koray Tuğberk GÜBÜR, Kevin Indig, Cindy Krum, Barry Schwartz, Tim Soulo, James Mulvany, Dr Ai Addyson Zhang, Bengu Atamer,David Avrin and Neal Schaffer, Patrick M Powers, Ryan Foland, Matthew Tenney, Ted Rubin, Rand Fishkin, Olsia Korobka, Teodora Petkova, Russ Jeffery, Gennaro Cuofano, Simon Cox, Matt Artz and Emilija Gjorgjevska.  Many viewers and listeners of Kalicube Tuesdays may have wondered how the show got its name. Tuesdays because it's something to get excited about every Tuesday, but what about Kalicube? Jason Barnard (The Brand SERP Guy) finally reveals all! Woohoo! With intelligent, interesting and fun conversations, Kalicube Tuesdays has been a staple in the digital marketing podcast universe for three years. This incredible chat is a retrospective of the one hundred and fifteen episodes, and with Anton Shulke (The Livestream Guy) now on screen, it was like reliving every moment. This episode also includes some of Jason's rebranding tips and dominating Brand SERP nuggets. And while Kalicube Tuesdays looks back on its groovy years, it also looks forward to more and more to come. What you'll learn from Anton Shulke 00:00 Anton Shulke and Jason Barnard00:48 100th Episode with Carrie Rose01:42 Anton Shulke's Brand SERP02:10 Kalicube Tuesdays' Brand SERP02:42 Video of the Monthly Roundtable with Nik Ranger and Andrea Volpini on Anton's Brand SERP03:09 News About Anton Shulke04:48 The Mystery Behind Kalicube's Name and Logo Revealed07:36 How Does a Unique Brand Name Affect Brand SERP Dominance09:30 Is Rebranding an Option for a Common Brand Name to Dominate the SERP?09:43 Dave Davies Rebranded Using Kalicube Pro09:58 Rebranding: Small and Large Company10:14 Rebranding Vs Becoming the Dominant Entity11:23 A Look Back at Some of Kalicube Tuesdays' Grooviest Guests12:08 Remembering Bill Slawski13:10 David Bain's Funnel Marketing Explanation13:15 SERP Chats with Dave Davies13:24 Danny Goodwin's Opportunity for Jason Barnard to Write for Search Engine Journal13:28 Hanging Out with Erin Sparks13:37 Explaining Nik Ranger's Presentation to Audio Listeners14:06 Mads Singers: How to Run a Business14:24 The Brilliant Rebecca Berbel and Koray Tuğberk GÜBÜR 14:37 The Amazing Kevin Indig and the Delightful Cindy Krum14:44 Making Barry Schwartz Laugh14:58 Tim Soulo's Insightful Episode15:24 Kalicube Tuesdays Season 115:33 First Ever Kalicube Tuesdays' Episode with James Mulvany16:22 Season 1 Guests Outside SEO: Dr Ai Addyson Zhang, Bengu Atamer, David Avrin and Neal Schaffer16:28 More Non SEO Guests: Patrick M Powers, Ryan Foland, Matthew Tenney, Ted Rubin, and Rand Fishkin17:42 Barnaby Wynter's Bucket Theory of Funnels18:42 Kalicube Tuesdays Season 221:52 Olesia Korobka's Image SEO Episode22:10 Teodora Petkova's Ideas on Semantics and Semantic Web22:10 Teodora Petkova's Ideas on Semantics and Semantic Web22:28 Russ Jeffery from Duda22:31 Kalicube Tuesdays' First Passing the Baton: Gennaro Cuofano to Simon Cox23:57 Kalicube Tuesdays Season 324:07 Monthly Roundtable Specials with WordLift24:38 Monthly Roundtable with Matt Artz and Emilija Gjorgjevska26:11 Audio and Video Experience on Kalicube Tuesdays This episode was recorded live on video August 16th 2022

A big one for New Zealand... Andi takes Ayla on a two part-er. The Bain family consisted of two parents, Robin and Margaret, and four children, Arawa, Laniet, Stephen and David. David had just arrived home from his early morning paper run to find the bodies of his five family members who had been shot using a .22 rifle and silencer. A note was left on the computer saying that David was the only person who deserved to live. David was convicted of the murders of his family and released on bail 12 years later due to a retrial of justice and was compensated $925,000. There are two theories – David was the killer, or it was the father, Robin. We cover some of the evidence... At the time, Robin and Margaret were separated with Robin staying in a caravan on the family property. A third party, a psychologist, had seen Robin and noticed he was not in a good mental state. There were blood-stained clothes in the washing machine which police hung out to dry. David's bloody fingerprints were found on the gun, although this was later found to be animal blood. Bloody sock prints were also found around the house, although there was some confusion around if they belonged to David or Robin. The computer was originally thought to have been switched on at 6.44am, just after David had supposedly arrived home, although there was no valid confirmation for this. There was hearsay evidence that Laniet had accused Robin of having a sexual relationship with her. David heard Laniet gurgling as she lay dying. A glasses lens was found in Stephen's room with the frame found in David's, although they belonged to Margaret. After listening to our podcast, what do you think?Support the showListener discretion is advised, our content will not be for everyone.Music by Kyle Hsieh

A big one for New Zealand... Andi takes Ayla on a two part-er. The Bain family consisted of two parents, Robin and Margaret, and four children, Arawa, Laniet, Stephen and David. David had just arrived home from his early morning paper run to find the bodies of his five family members who had been shot using a .22 rifle and silencer. A note was left on the computer saying that David was the only person who deserved to live. David was convicted of the murders of his family and released on bail 12 years later due to a retrial of justice and was compensated $925,000. There are two theories – David was the killer, or it was the father, Robin. We cover some of the evidence... At the time, Robin and Margaret were separated with Robin staying in a caravan on the family property. A third party, a psychologist, had seen Robin and noticed he was not in a good mental state. There were blood-stained clothes in the washing machine which police hung out to dry. David's bloody fingerprints were found on the gun, although this was later found to be animal blood. Bloody sock prints were also found around the house, although there was some confusion around if they belonged to David or Robin. The computer was originally thought to have been switched on at 6.44am, just after David had supposedly arrived home, although there was no valid confirmation for this. There was hearsay evidence that Laniet had accused Robin of having a sexual relationship with her. David heard Laniet gurgling as she lay dying. A glasses lens was found in Stephen's room with the frame found in David's, although they belonged to Margaret. After listening to our podcast, what do you think?Support the showListener discretion is advised, our content will not be for everyone.Music by Kyle Hsieh

David Bain spent 13 years in prison after being found guilty of killing his family in 1994 – however he always maintained his innocence and he was acquitted in a retrial in 2009.

One of the primary focus areas of Force Design 2030 is command, control, communications, computers, cyber, intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance and targeting or what we commonly refer to as C5ISRT. In the Commandant's Force Design Annual Update released in April, he stated that we now have an enhanced understanding of the need to succeed and not just compete in C5ISRT. Marine Corps Systems Command's Command Element Systems Portfolio provides and sustains many of these capabilities for the Fleet Marine Force. Marines need timely, actionable intelligence to develop plans for fires and maneuvers. Program Manager Intelligence Systems acquires the necessary capabilities to collect, process, exploit and disseminate intelligence information. Manny sits down with the Program Manager for Intelligence Systems, Lt. Col. David Bain, to discuss how the portfolio is developing and fielding critical capabilities for our Marines. The views expressed in this podcast reflect those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views, policies or positions of the United States Marine Corps or Department of Defense. Show Notes: Book Recommendations - Humility is the New Smart by Edward D. Hess and Katherine Ludwig Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/equipping-the-corps/message

Christchurch-based environmental philanthropist and one of our most high profile forensic scientists, Dr Anna Sandiford has contributed forensic evidence to the likes of David Bain and Mark Lundy's murder trails. But with twenty-five years of DNA samples and footprint examination under her belt, Anna is also branching-out to her first scientific love, environmental protection. She has four hectares of land on the West Coast, close to Punakaiki, which she's setting about restoring to its former native glory.

David Bain talks with Jason Barnard about crafty content creation. David Bain is the Founder of Casting Cred, a podcast and video show production agency for B2B brands. He is also the groovy host of Digital Marketing Radio which is a weekly podcast and YouTube show for in-house, agency, and entrepreneurial marketers. To strategically create crafty content, we must always begin with the end goals in mind. We have to figure out how all our efforts fit with the outcome we're trying to achieve. These goals and tasks can only become clear when there is a tangible plan right in front of us ;)  So in this fantastic episode, David Bain joins Jason Barnard to share his crafty, clever content creation in combination with his super effective Funnel Marketing Model he has built ;) Also, watch out for his tips and tricks for building a better, more efficient content strategy as well as his kit recommendations for podcasting beginners and also producers aiming for professional quality audio. What you'll learn from David Bain 00:00 David Bain with Jason Barnard01:12 Casting Cred's Brand SERP and unclaimed Knowledge Panel02:16 How did David get the domain for his name?05:11 How to get “crafty” in creating content07:08 Good audio setup 10112:25 The REAL kit to take sound to the next level!14:10 Why you should start off with an audio only podcast15:20 Think about the mediums before creating content18:03 The efficient way to outsource your content25:12 Tips and tricks: How to craft a successful content strategy26:07 The standard customer buying cycle for B2B brands26:52 The Pump and Funnel Marketing Model28:15 Hero. Hub. Help. The YouTube Content Model 31:14 David adds three more Hs to the content model (making it craftier!)33:13 What pushed David to build and go beyond the common content models?35:19 Why is the Hub content sitting outside the Pump and Funnel Marketing Model? This episode was recorded live on video November 23rd 2021 Recorded live at Kalicube Tuesdays (Digital Marketing Livestream Event Series). Watch the video now >>

David Bain talks with Jason Barnard about crafty content creation. David Bain is the Founder of Casting Cred, a podcast and video show production agency for B2B brands. He is also the groovy host of Digital Marketing Radio which is a weekly podcast and YouTube show for in-house, agency, and entrepreneurial marketers. To strategically create crafty content, we must always begin with the end goals in mind. We have to figure out how all our efforts fit with the outcome we're trying to achieve. These goals and tasks can only become clear when there is a tangible plan right in front of us ;)  So in this fantastic episode, David Bain joins Jason Barnard to share his crafty, clever content creation in combination with his super effective Funnel Marketing Model he has built ;) Also, watch out for his tips and tricks for building a better, more efficient content strategy as well as his kit recommendations for podcasting beginners and also producers aiming for professional quality audio. What you'll learn from David Bain 00:00 David Bain with Jason Barnard01:12 Casting Cred's Brand SERP and unclaimed Knowledge Panel02:16 How did David get the domain for his name?05:11 How to get “crafty” in creating content07:08 Good audio setup 10112:25 The REAL kit to take sound to the next level!14:10 Why you should start off with an audio only podcast15:20 Think about the mediums before creating content18:03 The efficient way to outsource your content25:12 Tips and tricks: How to craft a successful content strategy26:07 The standard customer buying cycle for B2B brands26:52 The Pump and Funnel Marketing Model28:15 Hero. Hub. Help. The YouTube Content Model 31:14 David adds three more Hs to the content model (making it craftier!)33:13 What pushed David to build and go beyond the common content models?35:19 Why is the Hub content sitting outside the Pump and Funnel Marketing Model? This episode was recorded live on video November 23rd 2021 Recorded live at Kalicube Tuesdays (Digital Marketing Livestream Event Series). Watch the video now >>

Finding our life's work can seem a daunting task. In this episode of Hope Helps, Charly Burridge-Jones and her guests explore tips that can help guide us on our own journey to find direction. Charly begins by expressing how individual our journeys can be and how important it is to approach the work we do positively. Her first guests are Hannah and David Bain. Hannah works as an acupuncturist who, from an early age, was surrounded by alternative health practices. She emphasises the importance of finding your spark and following the passions that ignite it. Her husband David, a creative designer for Jaguar Land Rover, explains that sometimes we don't realise what doors can open from the experiences we are having now. Although certain jobs might just be steppingstones, what matters is that we are moving forward. 

Welcome to Episode 26. On the show today I talk to David Bain, founder of Casting Cred, author and video show host. David is one of the people to have inspired me into doing my own podcast, so I owe a lot to him.We discuss audio quality, bursts of air and plosives! We talk about how he achieved 20,000 download per month on his own show. How to blend and repurpose content, hosting virtual summits. To becoming an amazon best selling author!Enjoy, thanks for being a fab listener and of course please do subscribe and tell your friends!#podcast #podcasting #marketing #digitalmarketing #video #livevideo #videoseries

On the episode, I talk to David Bain, a long time and very prolific podcaster, the one I remember most being Digital Marketing Radio. David is also the author of Marketing Now (available very soon on Amazon!), which is a book which had it's genesis in a podcast. David is in good company with this type of repurposing, one of the biggest examples being Tim Ferriss and the Tools of Titans book. Tim created that book based on the hundreds of hours of content he's produced as part of his interview-based podcast. So, I thought I'd get David on the show, incase you want to follow in the footsteps of David and Tim. Here he talks about the 6-step process he used to create Marketing Now, and how you can create your own book. You'll find out:How David came up with the idea for the book, and how he created previous ones using the same method.How to think about book structure, and how that boils down into planning the audio content to base it onHow a live broadcast is a natural extension of a podcastHow he turned a live broadcast into the content for a bookWhere he decided to publish his book and whyHow he solved the design problem, and made it easy to create a great bookYou can find David over on twitter, and you can see more about the book, and sign up for the live launch stream here: Marketing Now. Support the show

David Bain with Jason Barnard at Digital Elite Day 2019 David Bain talks with Jason Barnard (The Brand SERP Guy) about the 5 steps of podcasting. We kick off with a singing duet. David Bain then suggests that I am not so good at preliminaries. We then quickly get onto the five steps. Step 1 is prerecorded audio – make sure that is really good or you will hit problems later on. He gives some great tips on recording sound and getting the audio to sound great. I go off topic by jamming ‘All about the Bass', then we get sidetracked by iPhone theft and motorbikes falling on us before getting back on track (which is a very appropriate turn of phrase). Step 2 is live audio and David Bain gives practical tips about how to prepare, editing and what is annoying for listeners tuts, for example. Step 3 is using as-live video. He gives super tips and tricks, and we have fun describing what we are doing for people who are just listening to the audio and cannot see what we are doing. Step 4 is live video – by this time, you can really concentrate on getting the live-chatting part right since you will have mastered the audio and getting the video right. He talks about platforms he uses – Vmix, Google Hangouts, LinkedIn, Periscope, Facebook, Blab.im. Step 5 is a live event such as David's rather ambitious 120-guest 5-day live digital marketing marathon on Facebook. We end up agreeing with Mark Askwith that Digital Marketing is just marketing now. BIG thank you to Monte for being videographer.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xW0eFySP82k

David Bain with Jason Barnard at Digital Elite Day 2019 David Bain talks with Jason Barnard (The Brand SERP Guy) about the 5 steps of podcasting. We kick off with a singing duet. David Bain then suggests that I am not so good at preliminaries. We then quickly get onto the five steps. Step 1 is prerecorded audio – make sure that is really good or you will hit problems later on. He gives some great tips on recording sound and getting the audio to sound great. I go off topic by jamming ‘All about the Bass', then we get sidetracked by iPhone theft and motorbikes falling on us before getting back on track (which is a very appropriate turn of phrase). Step 2 is live audio and David Bain gives practical tips about how to prepare, editing and what is annoying for listeners tuts, for example. Step 3 is using as-live video. He gives super tips and tricks, and we have fun describing what we are doing for people who are just listening to the audio and cannot see what we are doing. Step 4 is live video – by this time, you can really concentrate on getting the live-chatting part right since you will have mastered the audio and getting the video right. He talks about platforms he uses – Vmix, Google Hangouts, LinkedIn, Periscope, Facebook, Blab.im. Step 5 is a live event such as David's rather ambitious 120-guest 5-day live digital marketing marathon on Facebook. We end up agreeing with Mark Askwith that Digital Marketing is just marketing now. BIG thank you to Monte for being videographer.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xW0eFySP82k

In 2012 Canadian judge Justice Binnie said David Bain was innocent on the balance of probabilities. Why? Hear what Binnie says and what Martin van Beynen makes of his arguments. And why does Binnie compare van Beynen to Inspector Javert, a fictitious fanatical police inspector?

The shootings appalled the country and deeply shocked the community and wider Bain family. Yet sole survivor David Bain's unusual reaction surprised many. Loyalties were tested. Suspicions were raised. And then an arrest is made.

Although police initially regarded the shootings as a murder/suicide, evidence began to mount against David Bain. His fingerprints were on the rifle, he had blood on his T-shirt, a lens from glasses in his bedroom were found in his dead brother's room and he had injuries that were consistent with a fight.

Despite giving evidence in court only once, David Bain has said a lot about the shootings in various contexts. He has steadfastly maintained his innocence but the details of his story have changed. How plausible is it?