Podcasts about engagers

Engagers free resource out! In this episode, we explore a free mini-course we have just released that will allow you to either take your first steps in this Game Inspired world of Gamification, if you are a seasoned veteran you can add something different to your belt or anything in between, including curiosity, register for free at professorgame.com/freegamificationcourse. I'm looking forward to seeing you there and read any feedback you have!

Joe Biden has stood on its head a proud moniker of American warriors: He epitomizes no better enemy and no worse friend.  That deplorable distinction has been earned by, among other things: his surrender of Afghanistan; his greenlighting of a “minor Russian incursion” into Ukraine; his appeasement of Iran and undermining of Israel; and his months-long refusal to retaliate decisively for Iranian proxies' attacks on U.S. personnel. Now, immediately after the Taiwanese electorate voted for freedom over enslavement by Communist China, Biden announced, the United States does not support Taiwan's independence. That comment – surely being amplified by two former U.S. officials now in Taipei – rejects the de facto status quo and will encourage Chinese aggression.  The Biden Doctrine of treating enemies better than friends ensures we'll dangerously have many more, and greatly emboldened, foes and far fewer and less reliable allies.   This is Frank Gaffney.

One of the most amazing successes in the battle against cancer over the last two decades has been the introduction of antibody drugs that harness the body's own immune system to kill tumor cells. Finding those drugs may sound like a biology problem rather than a machine learning or a big-data problem. But actually, these days, it's both. Harry's guest this week is Leonard Wossnig, who's the chief technology officer for a UK company called LabGenius. The company uses a combination of synthetic biology, high-throughput assays, and machine learning to hunt for new drugs within a subclass of antibody medicines called T cell engagers that, loosely speaking, can grab tumor cells with one end and then grab tumor-killing T cells from the bloodstream with the other end. And Wossnig says the key to the whole thing is having the best data possible—meaning, data about their candidate T cell engagers and how specifically they bind to their targets in the lab assays. LabGenius has built an automated platform called EVA that runs experiment after experiment and uses active learning to zero in on T cell engagers with just the right ability to bind to their intended targets. One of the big takeaways from the interview is that companies that want to use AI to speed up drug discovery need the biggest, cleanest, and most consistent data sets possible.For a full transcript of this episode, please visit our episode page at http://www.glorikian.com/podcast Please rate and review The Harry Glorikian Show on Apple Podcasts or Spotify! Here's how to do that on Apple Podcasts:1. Open the Podcasts app on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac. 2. Navigate to The Harry Glorikian Show podcast. You can find it by searching for it or selecting it from your library. Just note that you'll have to go to the series page which shows all the episodes, not just the page for a single episode.3. Scroll down to find the subhead titled "Ratings & Reviews."4. Under one of the highlighted reviews, select "Write a Review."5. Next, select a star rating at the top — you have the option of choosing between one and five stars. 6. Using the text box at the top, write a title for your review. Then, in the lower text box, write your review. Your review can be up to 300 words long.7. Once you've finished, select "Send" or "Save" in the top-right corner. 8. If you've never left a podcast review before, enter a nickname. Your nickname will be displayed next to any reviews you leave from here on out. 9. After selecting a nickname, tap OK. Your review may not be immediately visible.On Spotify, the process is similar. Open the Spotify app, navigate to The Harry Glorikian Show, tap the three dots, then tap "Rate Show." Thanks!

Jenna Puttkamer, PharmD shares insights into toxicity management of bispecific t-cell engagers. For more pharmacy content, follow Mayo Clinic Pharmacy Residency Programs @MayoPharmRes. You can also connect with the Mayo Clinic's School of Continuous Professional Development online at https://ce.mayo.edu/ or on Twitter @MayoMedEd. 

In today's audio adventure, we're cracking the code on why the size of your squad can make or break your social media success. Whether you're a content creator, a social butterfly, or just curious about digital dynamics, this is one conversation you can't afford to scroll past! What's Buzzing in this Episode: Roger's golden rules from the improv stage and how they're shaping the social space. A candid look at why your core community fans are your real rockstars. The sweet spot between a crowd and a clique: find your perfect community size. Heartfelt thanks and a sneak peek at who gets the mic next on our show. Quotes to Whet Your Audio Appetite: "Community size matters... you're looking for people that are supportive." "Engagers are the lifeblood of creation... why create if there's no one to appreciate?" "Seek a community that's just the right mix - not too critical, not overly positive." Embracing Diversity: We're spinning the wheel of diversity with insights on building a vibrant, varied listener base that brings more to the table than just applause. As a token of our appreciation, this episode is wrapped with Roger's gratitude for our listeners and a fun peek into the criteria for future guests.

Special episode Engagers! This is your reminder to take a step back of what·s been going on and to get your glass filled with energy once more!

In this special episode of The Chain, G. Jonah Rainey, Senior Director of Protein Engineering at Eli Lilly and Company, hosts a panel at PEGS 2023 to discuss strategies to engineer parameters for solid tumor-targeting T-cell-engagers. Guests Stephen J. Demarest from Tentarix Biotherapeutics, Michelle Morrow from F-Star Therapeutics, Inc., and Dario Neri from Philogen provide their insights and experiences on navigating challenges, researching treatments, and the positives and negatives of certain targeting strategies. They also answer questions from the audience and share their perspectives on the future of tumor-targeting and what technology can do to help with developing effective cures. Links from this episode:  PEGS Boston Conference & Expo Engineering Bispecific Antibodies Eli Lilly and CompanyTentatrix Biotherapeutics   F-Star Therapeutics, Inc. Philogen 

Special episode with more professional updates for me! It will undoubtedly benefit this Engagers community, so listen to this short, 10-minute episode and get up to speed!

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Several novel agents have been approved in the field of multiple myeloma and have greatly transformed the treatment landscape of... The post T-cell engagers in multiple myeloma: current challenges and future outlooks appeared first on VJHemOnc.

Another special episode Engagers! This time it's about once again taking a step back of what's been going on this year and getting ready for the battery recharge that we all need!

Engagers special episode alert! This time we will be going through one of the game creativity exercises I like to do with my students and workshop participants, so sneak peak into an important part of my work!

Daniel Teper is the CEO and Founder of Cytovia Therapeutics and talks about using natural killer, NK, cells as an alternative to T-cells in immuno-oncology. He shares insights about the development of induced pluripotent stem cells, IPSC-derived NK cells, iNK cells, used by themselves or using their Flex-NK cell Engagers or in combination to address the challenges cancer patients face. Daniel elaborates, "That's also where the NK cells may have advantages over T-cells, in that it hasn't been reported that they cause CRS, GBHD, or other side effects that would require the patients to be kept in the hospital. Now, if we say the first iteration was derived from the patient's own blood, the second iteration is donor, the third generation, which we are one of a handful of companies to pursue and master, is the production of immune cells, including NK cells, from induced pluripotent stem cells." "We see also that you can direct the cells in two ways. You can direct the cells by inserting what's called a CAR, or chimeric antigen receptor, that's like a GPS on the cell. But alternatively, we can redirect the NK cells to kill the tumor cells by combining them with antibodies, and particularly with what we call NK engager antibodies. So our brand of NK engager antibodies is called Flex-NK cell engager antibodies. And what they do is that they have one arm that binds and activates the NK cell, and another arm that binds into the tumor cell, and the NK cells are redirected to kill the tumor cells." @Cytovia #CytoviaTX #Oncology #ImmunoOncology #Cancer #CancerTherapeutics #CellTherapeutics #NKCells #iNKCells #NaturalKillerCells CytoviaTX.com Download the transcript here

Daniel Teper is the CEO and Founder of Cytovia Therapeutics and talks about using natural killer, NK, cells as an alternative to T-cells in immuno-oncology. He shares insights about the development of induced pluripotent stem cells, IPSC-derived NK cells, iNK cells, used by themselves or using their Flex-NK cell Engagers or in combination to address the challenges cancer patients face. Daniel elaborates, "That's also where the NK cells may have advantages over T-cells, in that it hasn't been reported that they cause CRS, GBHD, or other side effects that would require the patients to be kept in the hospital. Now, if we say the first iteration was derived from the patient's own blood, the second iteration is donor, the third generation, which we are one of a handful of companies to pursue and master, is the production of immune cells, including NK cells, from induced pluripotent stem cells." "We see also that you can direct the cells in two ways. You can direct the cells by inserting what's called a CAR, or chimeric antigen receptor, that's like a GPS on the cell. But alternatively, we can redirect the NK cells to kill the tumor cells by combining them with antibodies, and particularly with what we call NK engager antibodies. So our brand of NK engager antibodies is called Flex-NK cell engager antibodies. And what they do is that they have one arm that binds and activates the NK cell, and another arm that binds into the tumor cell, and the NK cells are redirected to kill the tumor cells." @Cytovia #CytoviaTX #Oncology #ImmunoOncology #Cancer #CancerTherapeutics #CellTherapeutics #NKCells #iNKCells #NaturalKillerCells CytoviaTX.com Listen to the podcast here

The LinkedIn Whisperer Brynne Tillman and the LinkedIn Sherpa Bob Woods walk us through how to turn those “lurkers” absorbing all your content aren't reacting or commenting, into engagers whom we can develop sales relationships and start conversations with. Listen to our hosts as they help you figure out whether you're putting content that you want to share and not necessarily content that your prospects want to engage on.

This week, Dr. Madeleine Lyes from Space Engagers chats to Susanne Rogers about they work they do, the importance of community engagement and public participation in the co creation of shared spaces and some exciting new projects.  Space Engagers is a research and co-design collective on a mission to make our towns and cities more resilient and sustainable by utilising research, citizen engagement and co-design tools. Dr Madeleine Lyes specialises in policy-oriented research and community engagement. She has a background in critical urbanism, with a PhD focused on the development of urbanity in New York City at mid-century. She has worked on worldwide diaspora engagement, developing recommendations which fed into government policy, and was founder of City Intersections, an urban forum for public engagement around issues facing Dublin city. She is based in Limerick.

Without superfans, your brand may not survive, hence, building a community around your brand is essential in 2022.In this episode, Jordan West talks about what it is like to build a community in 2022 and why it is imperative to your brand's survival. He also shares some tips on how to take care of your community.Listen and learn in this episode!KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODEFive levels in a customer's journey: Complete unawareness of you, Engagers, People who looked at a product page on your website, People who made some sort of intent like adding-to-cart, and Purchasers.Community comes in after level 5.Facebook is still the best place for a VIP community.Slack and Discord are also good places to house communities.People from your community need some kind of perks.The lowest form of perk is a discount.One thing that works is giving VIP customers early access to drops.The whole idea with the VIP community is that your customers can talk back and forth.Tap your e-mail and SMS list.The community does not necessarily need to be centered around the brand.Book quick wins appointment here:https://www.mindfulmarketing.co/quickwinsConnect with Jordan here:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jordan-west-marketer/We love our podcast community and listeners so much that we have decided to offer a free eCommerce Growth Plan for your brand! To learn more and how we can help, click here:https://mindfulmarketing.co/growthplan-applyIf you've been paying attention and your brand is ready to GROW, apply now to be the one new brand we take on this month!https://mindfulmarketing.co/apply

Keri Ladouceur and Katie Matsumoto Moore join Carey Nieuwhof and David Kinnaman to discuss practical ways to mobilize volunteers around causes in your community, redefining engagement beyond a church building and how your church can better serve your city as you head into the new year.   -- Go to medishare.com/churchpulse to calculate your cost savings and see how much you could be saving on health insurance by switching to their services.

Engagers share...learnings from the pandemic. This was Part 1 of a webinar presentation held in November 2021. Desley Renton, Past IAP2A President and member of our former IAP2A Ambassador program and Nicola Mendleson, IAP2A Trainer, were joined by engagement leads from the Australian health sector - Nina Fromhold, from the Victorian Public Service; Amanda Stephinson from NSW Health and Vienna Richards from the Aboriginal Medical Services Alliance of Northern Territory. Together, they shared what they have learned, and how they overcame engagement challenges experienced during the pandemic.   IAP2 Australasia Leading the national conversation on authentic community and stakeholder engagement (public participation). IAP2 Australasia is proud to be recognised as an affiliate of the International Association for Public Participation (IAP2). We are a member association incorporating individuals, governments, institutions and other entities that affect the public interest throughout the world. As a not-for-profit organisation, our aim is to advance the education of the community by teaching and communicating the principles of public participation and how to achieve effective community and stakeholder engagement. Find out more about IAP2 Australasia, including training, membership, events and other resources, visit https://iap2.org.au/

Welcome to the fourth anniversary of Professor Game Podcast! On a Monday like any other, back in November 2016, the first episodes of Professor Game Podcast were launched! And we are here to celebrate that moment. In this episode, we follow my personal journey in these past years, how this all started and much more. Here are cheers to many more years of inspiration for the fantastic community of Engagers out there!

This is a special episode that we have created as our tribute to the life and work of Professor Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, who recognized and named the psychological concept of flow. His theories have been used across multiple disciplines and have certainly been a significant part of the body of work around games-based solutions and gamification. Thank you, Professor Csikszentmihalyi!

Special episode alert! This week we are asking for your help Engagers!  We have a shorter episode explaining how you can engage with Professor Game to activate the special powers (yes, oldie but goodie Wonder Twin Powers-like). All you have to do is go to professorgame.com/survey21, invest less than 5 minutes answering some questions and that's it! You can invest a little more and give us some more details, and you can also go on a quest that shows up after you hit send on the survey! As always, we are guided by your interests and needs, so we're counting on you Engagers, let's do this!

Episode #704 Do you tend to engage people, or avoid them? Engagers win the day as long as they keep the true needs “front and center.” And sometimes engaging people leads to conflict. If you can handle conflict in a healthy way, your chance of getting promoted skyrockets! Listen to find out how. How engaging people leads to business wins Investing your energy in being liked often isn't worth it How handling conflict effects promotion

In this episode of ASTCT Talks, we sit down with Dr. Lia Gore, professor of pediatrics in hematology-oncology and bone marrow transplantation and co-director of the Developmental Therapeutics Program at the University of Colorado Cancer Center. Dr. Gore was the co-investigator on the AALL1331 trial and led the preceding open-label Phase 1–2 trial, AALL1121, which was the first to demonstrate the antileukemic activity of single-agent blinatumomab in children with relapsed or refractory B-ALL. We talk about her research and how the trial signals future research of bispecifics in pediatric care.

Special episode Engagers! This time we have no guest and I dive straight into the very important topic of ethics in our world of game-based solutions and gamification! I talk about some ideas of fellow creators and past guests Andrzej Marczewski -@daverage- of gamified.uk and Nir Eyal. I mention this in the episode but we'll highlight this here as well, we'd love to know what do you think about this! Drop a comment below, reply to an email if you are in the email list, find our social media and tell us what you think about what the ethics are or should look like for this!

Instagram Ads in 5 Easy Steps will get you up and running without wasting time! Click below for show notes https://ruthiegray.mom/instagram-ads-in-5-easy-steps/ Allie Bloyd Media https://alliebloydmedia.com/ How to create an effective offer for your local business, Part 1 https://alliebloydmedia.com/advertising/create-effective-offer-local-business-part-1/ How to create an effective offer for your local busines Part 2 https://alliebloydmedia.com/marketing/create-effective-offer-local-business-part-2/   Instagram Ads in 5 Easy Steps Step 1 Offer Creation (pre-ad creation) According to Allie, before you even create an ad, you need to do some homework.  This is step one of Instagram ads in 5 easy steps. Your offer could be service based, product based, gated content (lead magnet, exchange of info for contact information).     Step 2 Target Avatars Formulate the ad plan.  Get super specific, look at geographics, don’t go cold turkey.  Higher level of touch points is needed to convert people on social media compared to years past. “No one owes you their business.  You need to be committed to getting that person to work with you.  Be willing to be committed to this process.” Who are the people based on the offering and what types of targeting do I have available? Know who you're going to, what you're going to say to them.     Step 3 Strategy Set up Start to build your audience and take advantage of your list of leads.  If your business is able to sell to lots of different people, think of targeting a certain demographic, not everyone.  Based on the offer you want to present, what can I provide for them? The content element is important because that's why people are on these platforms. If your offer is for hair coloring women 25-55, put out content focused on hair coloring such as top 5 trends for hair coloring.  Engagers care about recent trends, so send them that offer focused ad, video, blog content.     Step 4 Creative Assets 2 lines of copy and a simple image for your ad is sometimes all you need once you do the homework of steps 1-3. This step doesn't have to take a long time once you've done all the other work.  You could literally just talk to the camera in a 60-second ad.  Anything can be used as a way to provide value and generate interest. Video and video ads will generate more response.  If you want a sale, scheduled call, etc - if you know your goal back in step two, it's easier to create  your ad.  Video works well because we can create audiences based on that one specific video. Back to the hair salon, if I've in some time past created a video and targeted a man who wants thicker hair.  But before, it was women's hair coloring trends.  Both are very different needs.  They won't respond to the same things.  I don't want to necessarily want to hit both demographics because that clouds the issue when you're doing Instagram in 5 easy steps. Based on the one hair color video I can create an audience of people who've watched it. The higher the percentage, the better the projected outcome. "Get your first color free when you book your appointment now." It can be as simple as that when you're targeting the right people. There will still be a disconnect if you've not created a targeted traffic pattern.  You may offer many services, but for an ad, target just one, and typically the one that generates the most interest.     One reason video is so powerful is because you can share much more content than in a written post.  Being able to get your message across more quickly in a video with more content makes people more likely to consume that content. Being able to get your message across in video is the cheapest objective that gets the best results in those early stages. If I can get a two second video per view cost, If I'm looking for a click to my blog (which also can be used at the same stage but is much more expensi...

Mike Todd is back for a second episode in a row with an update on what’s happened at Transformation Church during the global crisis. While they were already an online church before, online...Read the whole entry... »

The Carey Nieuwhof Leadership Podcast is a podcast all about leadership, change and personal growth. The goal? To help you lead like never before—in your church or in your business.

This episode is, not only our celebration for the anniversary, it is also special because it is something new I haven't tried on the podcast before. It is a completely solo episode, where I share with you, The Engagers, what is the general process I use for creating a solution with gamification. It is general, there is a lot more detail behind but I wanted to make sure you have open access to the basics. Enjoy and let me know if you have questions! 

Dr Parren speaks about advances in the field of T cell engaging bispecifics. Recent advances in bispecific antibody production and clinic successes have resulted in increased interest, but several disadvantages remain when targeting via CD3, the most common approach. CD3 is present on all T cells which means there is poor specificity and activity, and also toxicity.At Lava Therapeutics, Paul and his colleagues are targeting A specific effector T-cell subset via the γδT cell (gamma delta T cell) marker Vδ2. These γδT cells are a homogeneous population of pro-inflammatory effector T cells that are able to recognize and attack tumour cells with increased efficacy and safety. previously it has been shown that the high presence of these γδT cells in tumors correlates with increased survival. Lava Therapeutics’ first product will enter the clinic at the end of next year.

Engagers, be the one who changes the tone on social media! You and I can change the way we interact on social media. We can rise above divisiveness and drama. We can be the voice we'd like all of social media to be. Let's be the change. 10-Person Challenge. Today, and over the next two days, I've challenged myself to follow, genuinely take an interest in, 100 new people. Can you do 10? I challenge you!! I think--I KNOW--that you can. Join me. Follow me on Instagram at brandywhenry I posted a video challenging my followers to find 10 new connections. Email at henry.brandy@gmail.com Most of all, THANK YOU for listening. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brandy-henry4/message

Episode #362: Do you tend to engage people, or avoid them? Engagers win the day as long as they keep the true needs “front and center.” And sometimes engaging people leads to conflict. If you can handle conflict in a healthy way, your chance of getting promoted skyrockets! What Sets Successful CEOs Apart LeaderTribe is on YouTube! LeaderTribe.com

For people who never have much to say in the pre-meeting, we have A LOT to talk about when we start recording! Join Jamie, Kevin, and Mike this week as they discuss Sunday's sermon and discuss the different issues surrounding being engaging as opposed to a bystander. We also talk about the Global 6K for Water event, our church-wide fast, and even get into our thoughts on Avengers: Endgame (we spoil things but it's at the end so you'll have a fair warning). We hope you enjoy our discussion and as always we'd like to hear your thoughts or questions! Email us at podcast@cbclascruces.org, or drop us a message on Facebook.

Episode 39In this episode, I interviewed Mark Barnes (@markbarnes19), an educator, speaker, and best-selling author and publisher. We discussed connecting and engaging in education spaces on social media, writing and publishing content, the success of Mark’s Times 10 publishing company and the Hack Learning series, and even some new projects that are in development.For more information about this episode or to catch up on past episodes of the Leader Of Learning podcast, visit https://www.leaderoflearning.com.To connect with Mark Barnes:Twitter - https://twitter.com/markbarnes19Blog/Website: http://hacklearning.org/To connect with the host, Dan Kreiness:Twitter - https://twitter.com/dkreinessPersonal Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/dkreinessPodcast Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/leaderoflearningFacebook Profile - http://www.facebook.com/dkreinessFacebook Page - www.facebook.com/leaderoflearningEmail - dan@leaderoflearning.com

Episode 39In this episode, I interviewed Mark Barnes (@markbarnes19), an educator, speaker, and best-selling author and publisher. We discussed connecting and engaging in education spaces on social media, writing and publishing content, the success of Mark’s Times 10 publishing company and the Hack Learning series, and even some new projects that are in development.For more information about this episode or to catch up on past episodes of the Leader Of Learning podcast, visit https://www.leaderoflearning.com.To connect with Mark Barnes:Twitter - https://twitter.com/markbarnes19Blog/Website: http://hacklearning.org/To connect with the host, Dan Kreiness:Twitter - https://twitter.com/dkreinessPersonal Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/dkreinessPodcast Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/leaderoflearningFacebook Profile - http://www.facebook.com/dkreinessFacebook Page - www.facebook.com/leaderoflearningEmail - dan@leaderoflearning.com

A sermon series preached by Eric Dubach, Senior Pastor, and Jesse Hanna, Spiritual Formations Pastor.

Episode #003 Do you tend to engage people, or avoid them? Engagers win the day as long as they keep the true needs “front and center.” And sometimes engaging people leads to conflict. If you can handle conflict in a healthy way, your chance of getting promoted skyrockets! Listen to find out how. How engaging people leads to business wins Investing your energy in being liked often isn't worth it How handling conflict effects promotion

Cai Kjaer CEO of Swoop Analytics explains how leaders and employees can listen to each other across issues, departments, and across the world. Today, we explore beyond the one on one dialogue. We also explore beyond team dialogue. We dive into listening at scale including thousands of more of conversations simultaneously. Cai Kjaer is an extraordinary leader in this field. His company Swoop Analytics focuses on the power of collaboration and people networks to get work done. They are a consulting company that maps organizational networks to find the most valuable metrics to drive collaborative business performance. Today’s Topics: The difference between the way men and women network. How everyone in the warehouse went to a guy named Elvis for help, yet it was completely unknown to upper management. There is no simple manual way to get this information sent to you. Cai shares how he got involved surveying people about who they contact to get work done. This eventually led to the founding of Swoop Analytics. Yammer is an enterprise network where people can collaborate. They took all of their IP and built the platform about relationship insights to build a profile around collaboration habits. If you have an enterprise social platform is make yourself visible and start to read. Having biases and seeing many sides. Collecting data across multiple industries. 5 archetypes: observer, broadcaster, responder, catalyst, and engagers. Engagers are most aspirational as listeners. The difference between listening and hearing. Being authentic in the way you interact with people. Killing myths and conversation at scale. Pay attention, look at people, and stay in the moment. How men and women play different roles in communication, Women are better at interaction with women and with men. Men don’t interact as much with women than they do with men. Gender issues and diversity in Silicon Valley. Forming more relationships with women and listening and engaging. Appreciating the role of women in a networked world. Ask questions. Listen and ask followups. Don’t get into the mindset of just telling. Links and Resources: Swoop Analytics Cai Kjaer LinkedIn @caikjaer on Twitter Yammer Facebook Workplace Quotes: “We looked at gender data and women are better at interacting than men are.” Cai Kjaer “Men are good at establishing new relationships from a transactional basis to get work done then move on.” Cai Kjaer “Senior leaders have no clue about who are the ones that really carry the most influence in their organizations.” Cai Kjaer Want to create a big impact? Subscribe to the Deep Listening podcast and never miss an episode.

Peter Donegan hosts The Sodshow Live from Dublin Castle, as part of Bloom Fringe 2017. Thoughts or comments ? @sodshow on twitter or facebook The Sodshow. And If you have a minute, you might leave a rate and review in iTunes. This series from Bloom Fringe 2017 is with very much thanks to The Church Bar and Restaurant Dublin - thanks lads. Voice you will hear: Philip Crowe, CEO and Co-Founder Space Engagers. Originally from Belfast, Philip's background is in architecture, urban planning, urban resilience and carbon management. Space Engagers is a social enterprise founded in 2016, emerging from research on the EU TURAS project in UCD , which explored what urban resilience, or how cities can adapt to change, means in practice. Their research concluded that to address local social and environmental issues effectively we need the whole community to get involved, we need better data at the local scale, and we need new ways of doing things.  Sara Venn, Incredible Edible Bristol Sara Venn is a former guest of The Sodshow - an episode more than worth going back and taking a listen to. On this occasion however Sara talks in depth about making change, how Incredible Bristol began and more the change for the better that it has had on not only the spaces there, but also the people who interact with them. Q and A This session with Philip and Sara is followed by a Q and A session with our guests from the first Sodshow Live show from Dublin Castle, another episode more than well worth a listen and you can find that and the entire back catalogue in iTunes, all good podcast stores and www.sodshow.com The Sodshow Garden Podcast releases every Friday and is available in iTunes, all good podcast stores and via The Sodshow website. @sodshow on twitter facebook The Sodshow instagram: sodshow

In the 21st century, those who are changing the world aren’t just leaders; they’re engagers. Managers and leaders try to get others to do what is needed. Engagers create conditions and cultivate a team that is fully energized to achieve the organization’s purpose. Managers and leaders see themselves as the magic. Engagers see the team […] For additional content and links, visit http://www.EngagingLeader.com

  What does it take to be a winning youth coach? Listen in as John O'Sullivan shares stories and discusses his journey to becoming a successful youth sports coach. John is the founder of the Changing the Game Project - whose mission is to is to ensure that we return youth sports to our children, and put the ‘play' back in ‘play ball.'  They want to provide the most influential adults in our children's lives – their parents and coaches – with the information and resources they need to make sports a healthy, positive, and rewarding experience for their children, and their whole family. John started the Changing the Game Project in 2012 after two decades as a soccer player and coach on the youth, high school, college and professional level.  He is the author of the #1 bestselling books Changing the Game: The Parents Guide to Raising Happy, High Performing Athletes, and Giving Youth Sports Back to our Kids and Is it Wise to Specialize? John is also a regular contributor for SoccerWire.com, and his writing has been featured in many publications including The Huffington Post and Soccer America. John is an internationally known speaker for coaches, parents and youth sports organizations, and has spoken for TEDx, the National Soccer Coaches Association of America, IMG Academy, and at numerous other events throughout the US, Canada and Europe.  He resides in beautiful Bend, OR, with his wife, Dr Lauren O'Sullivan, and two wonderful children and aspiring young athletes: Maggie Shea, age 9, and Tiernan, age 7. Twitter: @coachjohnnyo Facebook: /SportsParentingResourceCenter Website/blog: changingthegameproject.com Listen Now: Listen in ITunes: Itunes link Listen in Stitcher: Stitcher link   Coaching/Leadership Quote   'When you are coaching sports - you don't coach a sport, you coach a child' - Dr. Martin Toms   Coaching Your Own Kids Coaching your own kid is a tough challenge because you are discipling their friends and can off-the-field ramifications My Cringe & ‘Ah-Ha' Moments There is so much to learn as a new coach - early on John didn't realize how powerful his actions and words are as a coach - they will stick with these young people for their lifetime A-ha moment: John coached a young man in high school - and after college he called John to thank him for the lessons he had taught.  This was eye-opening on the seriousness of the responsibility of coaching young people. You're going to make mistakes- and that's OK - but use this as an opportunity to be humble and apologize - this is a great example to the kids. Teaching Children & Keeping it Fun Dr. Martin Toms': 'When you are coaching sports - you don't coach a sport, you coach a child' Don't professionalize youth sports - focus on developing the kids, not for the win today.  Long-term goals instead of short-term.  What do kids need from a youth sports coach? - Enjoyment, ownership, and to be intrinsically motivated. Winning It very much depends on what/who you are coaching - if you are coaching a prospective olympic gymnast, who's physical activity peaks at 14-15 - you have to start earlier But for all of us coaching kids ages 6-12- the focus has to be development over winning - so don't not play a kid just because it's a close game HUGE IDEA #1 Study done by Amanda Visek from George Washington University - asked kids: 'why do you play sports?' - 9 out of 10 answered because it is fun.  Then she asked them to define what fun is: they came up with 81 different characteristics of what fun is - and 'winning' was down at #48 on the list.  Link to article: Fun not winning Coaching high-level youth soccer - Coach O'Sullivan started every player 1/3 of the games - this gives you the opportunity later in the season/game you can go with who is 'hot' because they are all having opportunities to shine Specialization in Youth Sports HUGE IDEA #2 Unless you are coaching female olympic gymnastics,