Podcast appearances and mentions of derek bishop

Guest host Rick Rickman addresses the suspension of usual host Bobert Johnson, with a statement from league commissioner Krysta Taylor and an interview with Shai Ugly's Derek Bishop.

Happy customers means happy business right? So, how do you make sure that the customer's voice isn't lost in the maelstrom of all the moving parts of your business? A common failing across multiple sectors and industries and in this episode we discuss how you can overcome it.Joining our hosts Emily and Oli from Mima is our first guest, Derek Bishop. He's a a world-renowned expert in culture change and employee experience, and director at Culture Consultancy. They design and align organisational cultures to elevate business performance through creating strong leadership and high-performing employees based on a sense of purpose, core values and the right behaviours. Our second guest is Andrew Dickinson, a hugely experienced Head of Train Service delivery, having worked in the industry for nearly 20 years, currently the Service Delivery Director at KeolisAmey Docklands. We discuss what culture is, the impact it can have on businesses, what 'good' and 'bad' culture can look and feel like, and also discuss in depth projects including a project Andrew has led on partnering with Transport for London (TfL) and The Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) to trial NaviLens, an app designed to help blind or partially sighted customers navigate stations. Join us as we find out how to put the customer at the heart of your business and create a step-change in performance by changing your business culture.

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Let me take you to a place where nobody dared to go…Welcome back darlings and galpals to another episode of ‘Super Funk-In Serious with Sparkle Sid!” Today is a special day: It’s my birthday!To kick off the festivities, we are diving deep into my favourite movie of all time… Xanadu!The movie is much more than a roller disco movie… It has complicated origins during its’ production and now has a cult following that led to a Broadway musical version in 2007 and its’ 40th anniversary most recently in August of this year!You may not have seen the movie, but you probably have heard the awesome music from the film that is written by John Farrar (For the star Olivia Newton-John) and Jeff Lynne from the Electric Light Orchestra.Since one interview is not enough, I have TWO fantastic XanaDUDES on today to discuss various everything and everything!My first guest is Don Fields, Xanadu fan and webmaster of the Xanadu Preservation Society fan site and Facebook group. His knowledge of the film is very extensive that I just HAD to get him on! We discuss the origins of the film, the ever-changing script, the music, the film’s legacy and so much more!My second guest is Derek Bishop, a Xanadu fan whose life seems VERY similar to the main character of Sonny. We talk about how Xanadu influenced his decision to become an artist, and talk about his career path all the way to present day as he talks about designing THE CAST ALBUM album cover of the Broadway production!This is a phenomenal episode that I cannot wait to share with y’all. ENJOY!INTERACT WITH TODAY’S GUESTSDon FIeldsXanadu Preservation SocietyXanadu Community Center (Facebook Group)Derek BishopPeachy KingsKweer KardsMusic SiteVICURIOUS MEDIA SHOP: CLICK HEREINTERACT WITH SPARKLE SID: CLICK HERECLOSET CONCERTS: A new episode of “Closet Concerts” debuts every Wednesday, the day before a new podcast episode!

Derek Bishop is the Director of Culture Consultancy - experts in business culture, working with the leadership teams of global organisations to deliver sustainable performance improvements. Derek has over twenty years’ experience leading people and delivering results for businesses. As an expert on culture change, Derek returns to the #AdamAsks podcast to talk to Adam co-Founder Leon about the importance of good leadership and company culture as businesses attempt to return to normal over the coming weeks. In this episode of #AdamAsks, Derek and Leon talk all about: · The ways in which Derek has seen different company cultures change after such an unprecedented few months · The risks to company culture in the current climate, and why it is so important to your business · What business leaders should be doing going forward to help nurture their organisation’s culture and engage their teams · What the risks and challenges are to an organisation’s culture as workers return to work over the coming weeks and months, and re-integrating teams · The importance of strong, empathetic, and open leadership as workers return to work

Derek Bishop is Co-Founder of Culture Consultancy. Formerly a Head of Customer Service at AXA, Derek has over twenty years’ experience of directly leading people and delivering business results in high volume and complex environments. As experts on culture change, leadership and human behaviour change, Derek and the team work with fast growth SMEs through to multi-nationals to create high-performance cultures where everyone thrives. He co-authored a book titled ‘Building a Culture of Innovation’ which was in the top 5 management books on innovation in the 2017 CMI Management Book of the Year awards and is also an Amazon bestseller. In this episode of the #AdamAsks podcast, Derek reveals why human beings are the most complex part of any organisation and why he fundamentally believes competitive advantage and business success can only be delivered by enabling your people to be their best. Derek advises agencies on: How to articulate your culture Why you need to be clear about your desired outcomes How to embed culture within your team Nailing the behaviours that underpin your values Why you need to engage your people to shape your culture The importance of strong relationships between you people, their managers and leaders

Ep 37- In this episode, I talk with Derek Bishop about his incredible journey in health and fitness and where it's led him to now. It started with football, evolved into competitive Crossfit but now is all about guiding individuals on their journey to wholistic and long term fitness. He's a wealth of information! Had a great time chatting with him. Find out more at: www.movementforvitality.com www.crossfitsquad.com Music: Big Wild "Pale Blue Dot"

It’s our 50th episode spectacular! We bring back your favorite guests to answer the essential question of what is a nerd? How are nerds different from geeks? Has our understanding of these terms changed over time? What is geek culture? How is it liberating and in what ways do the “fake geek girl/boy” backlash limit fans? What does the mainstreaming of science fiction, fantasy, and comic books mean for the future of nerdery and geekdom? We share our favorite nerdy moments from 2014. Special guests: Diana Chang (host of Without a License), Derek Bishop (speculative fiction writer), Bill Wadman (photographer, cohost of On Taking Pictures), Nhu-An (lover of learning). 0:00 - 1:03:17: What is a Nerd & Nerds versus geeks; 1:03:18 - 1:23:52: Top Nerdy Moments of 2014.

“Live together, die alone.” 10 years after its television premiere, we revisit LOST! How did the show get its start? What made it a success among critics and audiences alike? Why did so many people stop watching LOST? Why all the fan outrage over the series finale? After all these years, have we finally figured out what’s behind those numbers, the Dharma Initiative, and the island?!? In the INFINITE CROSSOVER CHAMBER, what’s the better mystery box — LOST or Battlestar Galactica? We share our candidates for top 5 LOST characters. Special guest, speculative fiction writer Derek Bishop. 0:00 – 45:57: LOST: 10 Years Later; 45:58 – 1:00:15: INFINITE CROSSOVER CHAMBER: LOST VS. Battlestar Galactica; 1:00:16 – 1:28:34: Top 5 LOST Characters.

"I don't think I know who The Doctor is anymore." We explore the wibbly wobbly world of Doctor Who! What's the impact of the 50th anniversary on the series 8 premiere? Is the Twelfth Doctor really as dark as everyone claims? How has Clara's relationship with The Doctor changed? And what's up with that new intro and TARDIS? In the INFINITE CROSSOVER CHAMBER, who would you rather be a companion to – the Eleventh Doctor or Twelfth Doctor? We enter the time vortex as we share our top 5 Doctor Who regeneration moments. Special guests, speculative fiction writer Derek Bishop and photographer/lifelong Whovian Bill Wadman. 0:00 – 19:47: Expectations for the Twelfth Doctor; 19:48 – 45:05: Doctor Who series 8 premiere review; 45:06 – 55:02: INFINITE CROSSOVER CHAMBER: Eleventh Doctor VS. Twelfth Doctor; 55:03 – 1:40:24: Top 5 Doctor Who regeneration moments.

"Welcome to Earth!" In honor of July 4th, we celebrate the 1996 scifi blockbuster Independence Day with a full length film commentary! We discuss what made Roland Emmerich's film so successful, debate if ID4 still holds up 18 years later, and explore what it would look like if it was made today. Grab a Fruitopia, fire up your VHS, and enjoy this wisecracking Super Fantastic Nerd Hour holiday episode. Special guest, speculative fiction writer Derek Bishop. 0:00 – 02:25:23: Independence Day film commentary.

The Derek Bishop Chronicles continue! After surviving the events of Anderson Island, Derek and his motley crew of researchers track down rumors of a vampire in the college town of Manhattan, Kansas. Of course, things are not as they seem. Strange wind storms and disturbances plague the small city as Bishop and company pursue their investigation. Even though they have survived the supernatural before, can they survive an evil as strong as the wind itself?  (Special note: This is actually the second adventure of Derek Bishop. The Festival was posted out of order.)

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