Podcast appearances and mentions of Frank Green

Emily Austen is the founder and CEO of EMERGE, an award winning PR Agency that works with global brands such as Red Bull, Grind, PE Nation, Frank Green, and Abercrombie. Alongside this, Emily serves as a strategic PR advisor to the UN, and most recently, is the bestselling author of SMARTER. In today's episode we deep dive her CEO superpower, Resilience. We explore Emily's practical approach to sustainable productivity, boundary setting, and understanding the difference between a busy life and a full life. This episode is for anyone looking to create lasting changes that align with both their lifestyle and goals.  SMARTER is available to purchase via Hatchette (https://www.hachette.co.uk/titles/emily-austen/smarter/9780349443737/) You can find Emily on Instagram @emilymausten (https://www.instagram.com/emilymausten/) Emerge is on Instagram @emergelondon (https://www.instagram.com/emergelondon/) and online via https://www.emergelimited.com CEO YOURSELF is a community designed to inspire and motivate you on your journey. We deliver weekly podcasts on a Monday, interviewing diverse women and  deep diving their CEO superpowers, so you can adopt their learnings to become the CEO of your life. You can find us on instagram @whynotceoyourself with further resources online at www.ceoyourself.com  Our host Hermione Olivia is on instagram & TikTok @hermioneolivia

In this Checkout episode, we dive into the habits and inspirations of Mike Rhodes, the mastermind behind Mike Rhodes Ideas and the bestselling The Ultimate Guide to Google Ads. Mike discusses his admiration for brands like Frank Green and Sheet Society, his go-to tools like ChatGPT and Cursor, and the books that have shaped his journey, including The Goal and Co-Intelligence. From walking his daughters to school to crafting scripts that empower brands, Mike offers a fascinating glimpse into the mindset of a true innovator.Check out our full-length interview with Mike Rhodes here:Inside the Idea Factory: Mike Rhodes' AI-Powered Google Ads Hacks | #471This episode was brought to you by: Deliver In PersonShopify PlusAbout your guest:Mike is the Founder and Main Ideas Guy at Mike Rhodes Ideas, helping businesses and marketers stay ahead with cutting-edge strategies, tools and insights. He has built and sold four businesses, including WebSavvy, which was one of Australia's largest independent agencies for over a decade and was recognised by Google in 2018 as one of their Top 18 agencies worldwide. A sought-after speaker, Mike has delivered keynotes at over 100 events globally and co-authored The Ultimate Guide to Google Ads, the world's best-selling book on the subject. These days, you're likely to find him walking his daughters to school, experimenting with AI innovations, or carving through forest trails on his mountain bike.About your host:Nathan Bush is the host of the Add To Cart podcast and a leading eCommerce transformation consultant. He has led eCommerce for businesses with revenue $100m+ and has been recognised as one of Australia's Top 50 People in eCommerce four years in a row. You can contact Nathan on LinkedIn, Twitter or via email. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Welcome back to another episode of TME! The sun is out and the vibes are high today - join us as we dive into:SOS: Our kids aren't sleepingFeeling unsafe as women in AustraliaThe latest binman dramaOur current food obsessionMold in my Frank Green? Yikes!Plus, so much more! Love you guys - let's get into it! Xx

Ever wondered how to transform raw social media content into a powerful e-commerce strategy? Join us as we chat with Lily Hargreaves, an e-commerce superstar with a rich history at brands like Acler, Ryderwear, and Frank Green. Lily takes us through her fascinating career journey across iconic Australian cities and shares her love for Adelaide's serene coastal lifestyle and her favorite escapes in Port Elliot.Lily dives deep into the art of optimizing e-commerce conversion rates. She breaks down the typical 2%-3% benchmark and shares invaluable tips on how traffic and product quality influence success. With a special focus on the magic of authentic content, especially on TikTok, she reveals how raw, behind-the-scenes footage can capture the hearts of younger audiences far better than polished ads. Lily also stresses the critical role of educating consumers on product quality and sustainability to justify higher price points effectively.In the latter part of our conversation, we delve into essential metrics and skills for e-commerce managers. Lily sheds light on customer lifetime value, returns data, and fulfillment timelines—key components for maintaining customer satisfaction. We explore innovative loyalty programs and the impact of effective social media strategies, including working with micro-influencers and leveraging A/B testing. To cap it all off, Lily shares strategies for achieving initial sales benchmarks, the benefits of using Shopify, and the role of influencers in boosting visibility and sales. Don't miss this episode packed with actionable insights for anyone looking to excel in the e-commerce space!Download our Ultimate eCommerce Checklist to improve your eCommerce results. Join 'A Remarkable Newsletter' for weekly high performance marketing and content actionable tips.

Did you carry a water bottle around when you were a kid? Of course you didn't. Unless of course, we have some zoomers listening. Well, times have changed and whether you prefer a fluoro Frank Green or a pastel Stanley Quencher, most people carry a water bottle these days. My guest today has taken the hydration trend one step further, adding flavour and nutrients to the mix. Catherine Dix is Director of Waterdrop Australia, a brand originally started in Europe that came via the US to Aussie shores just last year, selling water bottles plus a range of microdrops to encourage everyone to drink more water. Links from the episode:WaterdropShopify Plus (sponsored)Deliver In Person (sponsored)Questions answered:How did you end up partnering with Novak Djokovic?What are the main ecomm differences for Waterdrop taking an international brand into Australia?What's been the biggest learning for you coming from agency side to running a brand?This episode was brought to you by… Deliver In PersonShopify PlusAbout your host: Nathan Bush from Add to Cart Nathan Bush is a director, strategist and advisor. He has led eCommerce for businesses with revenue $100m+ and has been recognised as one of Australia's Top 50 People in eCommerce four years in a row. You can contact Nathan on LinkedIn, Twitter or via email.About your co-host: Catherine Dix from WaterdropCatherine Dix is the AU and NZ Director of global hydration company waterdrop. In 2023, Catherine orchestrated the brand's Australian launch, where it achieved over $2 million in revenue in its first 12 months in market. Alongside her work with waterdrop, Catherine is also the Chief Operating Officer at digital marketing agency Webprofits, which has afforded her a wealth of experience in the ecommerce space.You can contact Catherine at LinkedInPlease contact us if you: Want to come on board as an Add To Cart sponsor Are interested in joining Add To Cart as a co-host Have any feedback or suggestions on how to make Add To Cart betterEmail hello@addtocart.com.au We look forward to hearing from you! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Or is his reaction totally called for? We can't decide. Novak Djokovic had a Frank Green-esque water bottle dropped on his head after a game when signing autographs and he truly looks like he's about to die. It's now become a meme-able moment so obviously we had to give our two cents on it.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode we discuss the themes of Self-perception and Social JudgmentHighlights from this episode:Fashion = Confidence: Dive into how our fashion choices are less about the clothes and more about the confidence they imbue us with.Choice and Preference: Why did Frank Green enter the house despite having a plethora of drink bottles? This story underscores our decisions shaped by values, not necessities.Mirror of Judgment: Unpack the idea that judgment is often not about us but a reflection of how people view themselves through our actions.Setting Goals for Others: Explore why we sometimes focus on setting goals for others rather than for ourselves and the impact of this habit.Caring Boldly: We wrap up with a compelling discussion on engaging deeply and caring without the paralysis of fear.Takeaway: This episode invites us to rethink our interactions and encourages authenticity in how we view ourselves and engage with others. Tune in to discover insightful perspectives on personal growth and social psychology.Enjoy!

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Did you carry a water bottle around when you were a kid? Of course you didn't. Unless of course, we have some zoomers listening. Well, times have changed and whether you prefer a fluoro Frank Green or a pastel Stanley Quencher, most people carry a water bottle these days. My guest today has taken the hydration trend one step further, adding flavour and nutrients to the mix. Catherine Dix is Director of Waterdrop Australia, a brand originally started in Europe that came via the US to Aussie shores just last year, selling water bottles plus a range of microdrops to encourage everyone to drink more water. In this chat Catherine shares how she went from running an agency to running Waterdrop, why being a dealer at The Australian Open was such a good idea and how Australia Day saved the company from a warehouse catastrophe.Links from the episode:WaterdropShopify Plus (sponsored)Deliver In Person (sponsored)Questions answered:How did you end up partnering with Novak Djokovic?What are the main ecomm differences for Waterdrop taking an international brand into Australia?What's been the biggest learning for you coming from agency side to running a brand?This episode was brought to you by… Deliver In PersonShopify PlusAbout your host: Nathan Bush from Add to Cart Nathan Bush is a director, strategist and advisor. He has led eCommerce for businesses with revenue $100m+ and has been recognised as one of Australia's Top 50 People in eCommerce four years in a row. You can contact Nathan on LinkedIn, Twitter or via email.About your co-host: Catherine Dix from WaterdropCatherine Dix is the AU and NZ Director of global hydration company waterdrop. In 2023, Catherine orchestrated the brand's Australian launch, where it achieved over $2 million in revenue in its first 12 months in market. Alongside her work with waterdrop, Catherine is also the Chief Operating Officer at digital marketing agency Webprofits, which has afforded her a wealth of experience in the ecommerce space.You can contact Catherine at LinkedInPlease contact us if you: Want to come on board as an Add To Cart sponsor Are interested in joining Add To Cart as a co-host Have any feedback or suggestions on how to make Add To Cart betterEmail hello@addtocart.com.au We look forward to hearing from you! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Yeti, Frank Green or Stanley? Tradwives Are Back Liz Cantor GPS Ankle Trackers On The Youth Rebecca From Freedom Of Peach Weekly Wrap Subscribe on LiSTNR: https://play.listnr.com/podcast/stav-abby-and-mattSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The first African American family burial plot in Brattleboro was purchased in 1859 by Francis (Frank) Green. The plot is located in the Prospect Hill Cemetery. Frank Green moved to Brattleboro in the mid-1830's. Here is the story...

If you haven't heard the words Stanley, Frank Green or Yeti lately, you've been living under a rock...Or you don't have social media.  These three brands of water bottles have taken the world by storm. When a new Stanley cup is released, people camp outside their local target for days to make sure they're able to get their hands on one.  But it seems you sit in one of four camps when it comes to which vessel you drink your water from. There's the aforementioned Stanley fans, the Frank Green fans, the Yeti fans and then those who are just confused by it all.  But have you ever wondered what your water bottle says about you? What do people assume about you when your slugging your giant drinking vessel around? In this episode of The Quicky, we take a look at exactly what your water bottle says about you.  To check out Stacey's article about what your water bottle says about you, click here. Want to try our new exercise app? Click here to start a seven day free trial of MOVE by Mamamia. Subscribe to Mamamia GET IN TOUCH Feedback? We're listening! Call the pod phone on 02 8999 9386 or email us at podcast@mamamia.com.au CONTACT US Got a topic you'd like us to cover? Send us an email at thequicky@mamamia.com.au CREDITS  Host: Claire Murphy With thanks to:  Stacey Hicks - Mamamia's Deputy Editor Producer: Claire Murphy Executive Producer: Kally Borg Audio Producer: Thom LionBecome a Mamamia subscriber: https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Add To Cart, we checkout Melissa Drennan, CEO of Green Friday, a business born from a desire to disrupt retail consumerism on behalf of the planet. Starting in 2021 with an inaugural event which ran at the same time as the Black Friday - Cyber Monday period featuring 23 partners, they've grown to now host 260 brands - people like Michael Hill, Salvos Stores and Frank Green. They have an engaged customer base of 12,000 and continue their mission to educate and inspire consumers to buy better. Links from the episode:Green FridayThank F**k It's Green Friday: An Antidote To Overconsumption | #349Questions answered in the podcast:What is the weirdest thing you've ever bought online? Who is your favourite retailer? Which retail fad do you wish was history?Can you recommend a book or podcast that our listeners should immediately get into? Finish this sentence. The future of retail is… About your co-host: Melissa Drennan from Green FridayMelissa is a retail industry expert with over 20 years of experience in buying and planning across the UK and Australia. She made a name for herself in companies like THE ICONIC and Catch. During her tenure at THE ICONIC, Melissa found her true passion for instigating change within the industry. Witnessing the environmental impact of consumption patterns, she became driven to build more sustainable options and promote a circular model of consumption. As an advocate for sustainable practices, Melissa is constantly seeking innovative and practical solutions to address the challenges the industry faces. Her visionary approach, combined with her deep understanding of retail and her unwavering dedication, makes her a driving force in shaping a more sustainable future.About your host: Nathan Bush from Add To CartNathan Bush is a director, strategist and advisor. He has led eCommerce for businesses with revenue $100m+ and has been recognised as one of Australia's Top 50 People in eCommerce four years in a row. You can contact Nathan on LinkedIn, Twitter or via email.Please contact us if you: Want to come on board as an Add To Cart sponsor Are interested in joining Add To Cart as a co-host Have any feedback or suggestions on how to make Add To Cart betterEmail hello@addtocart.com.au We look forward to hearing from you! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ever think about quitting your corporate job and following a life-long dream? Laura Waters did, and she's now an award-winning author, travel writer and speaker. Laura talks about hiking the length of New Zealand in a life-changing experience that led to her to write her travel memoir, Bewildered, see soultrekkers.com.au Belle teams up with and entertainment and travel writer Alaisdair Leith to share their best travel gifts for Christmas… shouting out to great Melbourne brands including Bellroy tech bags, Tina M Copenhagen hats, Knotty Towel Turkish towels and Frank Green cups! And Kirstie talks in-depth about what it's like cruising to Norway and tips for when you hit the sea roads. And finally, we have a giveaway for a double pass to see the new movie Two Tickets to Greece - to enter, drop us a line at hello@theworldawaits.au - and reveal all about our upcoming summer series! (00:48) Cruising in Norway (19:14) Laura Waters long-distance walking (37:36) Best travel Christmas gifts --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theworldawaits/message

One of the most popular drink bottles right now - should you spend all that money on one for your kids? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What went wrong when you moved, buying ya kids Frank Green drink bottles, strange interview questions, Jay's Secret Santa update and loads of laughs here

In this episode of Add To Cart, we are joined by Melissa Drennan, CEO of Green Friday, a business born from a desire to disrupt retail consumerism on behalf of the planet. Starting in 2021 with an inaugural event which ran at the same time as the Black Friday - Cyber Monday period featuring 23 partners, they've grown to now host 260 brands - people like Michael Hill, Salvos Stores and Frank Green. They have an engaged customer base of 12,000 and, with this year's event - which is on right now - they continue their mission to educate and inspire consumers to buy better. Melissa shares how the Green Friday platform works and how brands can be involved, wherever they are on their sustainability journey. She gives her take on how retail can cater to the growing eco-conscious consumer and provides a valuable lesson in sustainability maths.Links from the episode:Green FridayReleaseItKindershareHumiiMateshipShopify Plus (sponsored)Signet (sponsored)Questions answered:How did Green Friday come about? How do you qualify the brands that can be part of your platform? As a two-sided marketplace, what's the customer take-up like? This episode was brought to you by… Shopify PlusSignetAbout your co-host: Melissa Drennan from Green FridayMelissa is a retail industry expert with over 20 years of experience in buying and planning across the UK and Australia. She made a name for herself in companies like THE ICONIC and Catch. During her tenure at THE ICONIC, Melissa found her true passion for instigating change within the industry. Witnessing the environmental impact of consumption patterns, she became driven to build more sustainable options and promote a circular model of consumption. As an advocate for sustainable practices, Melissa is constantly seeking innovative and practical solutions to address the challenges the industry faces. Her visionary approach, combined with her deep understanding of retail and her unwavering dedication, makes her a driving force in shaping a more sustainable future.You can contact Melissa at LinkedInPlease contact us if you: Want to come on board as an Add To Cart sponsor Are interested in joining Add To Cart as a co-host Have any feedback or suggestions on how to make Add To Cart betterEmail hello@addtocart.com.au We look forward to hearing from you! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

FULL SHOW: Kip's Issue With Frank Green Water Bottles, Should The Wealthy Friend Always Pay, Someone On The Team Is Basically Drake + MORESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Frank Green is at it again... Nelly Furtado is BACK and we are so here for it! We're also here for the absolute raging success of the FIFA Women's World Cup - how bloody good! Baby Frank is in his poo era... Apparently we are in for a Rat Girl Summer... And possibly the smoothest segue from rats to new green food scrap bins...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

At the OneChurch gathering we were delighted to hear from Debra and Frank Green on what God has done through them. Debra spoke from the book of Nehemiah about how the power of prayer can change a city!

We learn all about blue vulvas today! Brodie has another rant about Frank Green water bottles (I mean she hardly ever rants) AND a hot, steaming, fresh dog poo update. Gracie is dicing with danger aka cutting Pumpkins - why are they so RUTHLESS to deal with? Caitlin cried during The Little Mermaid and we fully support that but we CANNOT get around a tomato bene (you'll understand when you hear it right at the end).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mady's first ever boyfriend has gone on to great things State Expectations  Peaches keeps trolling Zach  Dom won't join the Frank Green waterbottle cult An update on our Maccas steamed bun hack Sea Monkey facts Cooked Conversations See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vashti goes backstage with Regina Botros to talk about her life as a writer and performer. Vashti Hughes is a writer / actor and originally trained at UWS Nepean, graduating with a BA in Performance. Vashti has written and self produced works that are based in Sydney's local history. Currently Vashti is performing in Kate's final home, a site specific piece “Dinner with Kate Leigh the Gangster Queen” at 212 Devonshire St, Surry Hills, now the Jazzy Café Bar . “Dinner with Kate Leigh the Gangster Queen” is a spin off of work that she wrote and performed ten years ago - “Mum's In : Stories from Razorhurst”. Mum's In was a dark cabaret about five of Sydney's most notorious underworld characters in the 1920's –Kate Leigh, Tilly Devine, Nellie Cameron, Frank Green and Guido Calleti, with Vashti playing all of them. This played at the Bordello Theatre, Kings Cross Hotel every Sunday for a year in 2011-12. Mum's In : Stories from Razorhurst : https://youtu.be/lSjn9BbBbOU Vashti also wrote “Piccolo Tales' which played for 6 months at the Piccolo Bar, where she played the part of Vittorio the 80 year old owner of this famous Sydney café. It was a rollercoaster ride through 50 years of the Kings Cross as told by Vittorio, played by Vashti. 80 year old Vittorio also ended up being in the show. It made it into the 2015 Sydney Morning Herald's “10 Best Sydney Shows”, and was nominated for the 2016 GLUGS. Vashti wrote and performed “Dictionary by a Bitch” about the infamous Bea Miles, Sydney eccentric and bohemian rebel, famous for reciting Shakespeare in the streets for money. This was performed at the State Library of NSW. Vashti has created a lot of cabaret characters and shows, one being the all women comedy cabaret group “Six Quick Chicks”, which has been performed in various Sydney venues   Photo cr: Roz Sharpe

Meet Elyse Collat: Ecommerce pro and pet adventure business Founder turned Head of Ecommerce at Thank You and Frank Green. Discover how her new venture, Wild Thing Ecommerce, simplifies the digital jungle for aspiring entrepreneurs! Produced by Pivotal Conversations Edited by Pivotal Conversations 05:11 - Leveraging Ecommerce Leadership for Business Growth 09:41 - Why Your Business Needs a Strong Ecommerce Team 14:09 - Unlocking Ecommerce Success for Your Business in Today's Market 22:32 - How to Discover the Perfect Niche for Your Brand 25:30 - The 4 Ps of Ecommerce: Problem, People, Product, Profit for Business Owners 34:12 - Captivating Your Audience and Establishing Unique Positioning for Your Brand 37:08 - Mastering Pricing Strategies for Higher Profits in Ecommerce 44:50 - Expert Tips on Pricing Strategies for Business Owners in Ecommerce 48:09 - Key Factors to Consider for Shipping Costs in Your Ecommerce Business 54:16 - Embracing Failure as a Business Owner in the Ecommerce World 58:39 - Essential Traits for Ecommerce Success 50% OFF YOUR FIRST EPISODE WITH PIVOTAL CONVERSATIONS: ENQUIRE NOW | https://form.typeform.com/to/Yip9hyME GET BUSINESS INSURANCE HERE: BIZCOVER | https://www.bizcover.com.au/?utm_source=pivotal_conversations&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=podcast USE CODE: PIVOTAL25 SUBSCRIBE HERE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOIut6UUkQp-xI6YOs8SvWQ LISTEN ON SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/2nGZ292Mhf5eknEwhZA8zq?si=5ac423d2107d4781 LISTEN ON APPLE PODCASTS: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/pivotal-conversations/id1479491840 FOLLOW PIVOTAL CONVERSATIONS: INSTAGRAM | https://instagram.com/pivotalconversations TIKTOK | https://tiktok.com/@pivotalconversations FOLLOW KYLE: INSTAGRAM | https://instagram.com/kylertraynor FOLLOW ELYSE: INSTAGRAM | https://www.instagram.com/wildthingecommerce

Mel and Jules are joined by Kidspot Lifestyle Reporter El Katelaris to talk about some of the clickiest stories from the week that was. On this episode, they're diving into PMDD and tacking period pain, what you might not know about your Frank Green water bottle and Gwyneth Paltrow's crazy diet.  Want to share your thoughts on the episode? Make sure you join the chat on our Facebook group facebook.com/groups/thejugglingactpodcast.  Interested in this week's stories? Head to kidspot.com.au to have a read.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome back to another episode. Liquorice all-sorts in this one. Discussed Knoxy's trip away, sleeping in a bed that's not yours, doctors and why they're weird, Frank Green drink bottles, changing a tyre and finally bedroom noise. Good to to hear from you all as always in the question segment.Keep it up we love it!Contacts us on:Instagram- @the.local.pickup Email: jackandkyle2021@gmail.comGo check out clothing label Yawn !Instagram:@yawn__store

Welcome to the 'Bakery Bears Radio Show' Episode 80 We are delighted to return with our latest episode of the Radio Show. Today we are discussing a topic suggested by one of you amazing listeners! The question is, what would happen to the world if the news disappeared for two weeks. What would the positives be, what would the negatives be and at the end of it all, would we be better off. Join Kay & Dan as they: Mention Dan's Frank Green coffee mug Discuss the current trend of not putting your phone to your ear when talking Mention Storm Otto and the impact its had on their local woods Talk through their memories of news in the 1980's Discuss 24 hour news channels and what they think of them Talk through how too much news can effect your mood Discuss the impact of the internet on news reporting Ask the question ‘should news reporting try to be more balanced'? We'll see you on the 9th of March with the next episode of the show. You can find past episodes of the Radio Show here: On Podbean : https://bakerybearsradioshow.podbean.com On Apple Podcasts : https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-bakery-bears-radio-show/id1474815454 Follow the Bakery Bears on Twitter https://twitter.com/bakerybears Follow the Bakery Bears on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/bakerybears/

In the show today: We hear your naughty nana stories and crown Adelaide's naughtiest. Max rages about Adelaide roads and Ali has a problem with Frank Green bottles. And, Sam Smith Fat-Shaming See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Listener questions answered by Frank Green of Bartlein Barrels

This week we talk about Jason David Frank (Green Ranger) Dead at 49, Splinter Cell Art Teased, Namor VS Aquaman, and God of War Ragnarök Ending Explained and so much more. We are now on Itunes and Spotify along with most other podcast services.  Rate us and let us know what you think of the show...we may listen and make some changes...or not.  The video versions of the podcast go up on Youtube @BananaBearShow.  Come check us out! Thank you all for listening!

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Claim a free ticket to our virtual tour show The spring racing carnival in Melbourne kicked off over the weekend, which got us thinking about the influencers who were paid to be there, and those that said no to it. So in 2022, who decides whether or not you're racing tomorrow?  Plus, Giselle Bunchen and Tom Brady are getting a divorce, so what does that tell us about the mental load?  And…the question you've almost certainly been asked on a plane and whether or not you should say yes.  Subscribe to Mamamia The End Bits: Get tickets to see us live, or stream the tour, thanks to Priceline Pharmacy HERE. You can read more here: Tom Brady Embodies A Dying Breed Of Masculinity RECOMMENDATIONS: Jessie wants you to use an Apple Airtag + Collar Holder and Dog Collar from Frank Green.  Sign up to the Mamamia Out Loud NewsletterGET IN TOUCH: Feedback? We're listening. Call the pod phone on 02 8999 9386 or email us at outloud@mamamia.com.au CREDITS: Hosts: Mia Freedman, Holly Wainwright, Jessie Stephens Producer: Talissa Bazaz Audio Producer: Leah Porges Assistant Producer: Susannah Makin Mamamia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Land we have recorded this podcast on, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. Just by reading our articles or listening to our podcasts, you're helping to fund girls in schools in some of the most disadvantaged countries in the world - through our partnership with Room to Read. We're currently funding 300 girls in school every day and our aim is to get to 1,000. Find out more about Mamamia at mamamia.com.auBecome a Mamamia subscriber: https://www.mamamia.com.au/mplusSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The boys are back to share some stories from the past few weeks!   There's been a few cases of theft recently; hear all about how a stranger let himself into Mitch's house on Wednesday morning and took his car for a spin around Clyde. Also tune in for the finale of the debacle of Tyler's missing Frank Green...   The lads also chat BeReal and updates in their own training lives

Frank Green from Bartlett Barrels talks making, cleaning and using barrels

Frank Green lll has overcome so many things. But God never gives us a load heavier than we can bear. He is a strong man and one of the kindest people I have ever met.Growing up in the Elmwood Projects of Cairo, Illinois, Frank was faced with many unforeseen challenges such as drug abuse, alcoholism, domestic violence, sexual assaults, gang violence and more. At the age of 21, Frank found himself facing 21 years in Military Prison. After release he looked at life as hopeless for a young Black male and began a life of criminal acts.In 2019, Frank received a HEART transplant. He credits that gift of life to his relationship with God as he had already stopped the criminal acts and been licensed as a Minister by St. James C.M.E. Church in Salinas, Ca.

On this episode, you'll hear Lisa Filkins, Hager's Senior Vice President of Human Resources and Talent Development, discuss Hager's new recruiting efforts for veterans, reservists, and military spouses. Also, we have interviews with three Hager veterans, Frank Green, Brian Clarke and David Tucker, about their experience in the workplace. If you are interested in applying to any of Hager's open positions, please click https://www.hagerco.com/about-us/careers/ to view our job postings. You can find more information on Hager's culture on our website at hagerco.com under the Who We Are tab. You can find us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @hagercompanies. Hager provides you a full circle of elevated support and service on your journey from pre to post-construction. Thanks for listening to the Hager 360 podcast. And remember you can always connect with us at any point in your project journey.

BAGGU แบรนด์ถุงผ้ารักษ์โลกและสินค้าไลฟ์สไตล์จากนิวยอร์ก ที่คิดทำและออกแบบกระเป๋าอย่างใส่ใจผู้ใช้งาน ตั้งแต่ความสวยงามของลายผ้าที่มีสไตล์ เป็นกระเป๋าพับได้น้ำหนักเบาที่ใช้งานได้จริง สะพายไหล่แล้วไม่หลุด ใส่ของหนักแล้วไม่เจ็บ BAGGU จึงเข้าไปนั่งอยู่ในใจของคนชอบแบกอย่างง่ายได้ ชนิดที่ว่าใบเดียวไม่พอ Day 1 ตอนนี้ ย้วย–นภษร ศรีวิลาศ ชวน รวม อัศวปยุกต์กุล ผู้ก่อตั้ง Fuse Culture บริษัทนำเข้าสินค้ามัลติแบรนด์จากต่างประเทศ เช่น กระเป๋าแบรนด์ BAGGU, แก้วและกระติกน้ำพกพาแบรนด์ Frank Green, กำไลข้อมือ LOKAI และสเปรย์แอลกอฮอล์ HAAN มาพูดคุยถึงวันแรกที่เริ่มต้นนำเข้าสินค้า ได้แก่ กำไลข้อมือแนวสตรีทแบรนด์ Rastaclat จากประเทศออสเตรเลีย ซึ่งเธอนำเข้ามาขายตั้งแต่อายุ 16 ปี รวมเรียนรู้ธุรกิจผ่านการลงมือทำและต่อสู้กับสิ่งที่ไม่รู้มากมายจนสามารถก่อตั้งบริษัทที่คัดสรรแบรนด์คุณภาพเข้ามาให้คนไทยได้ใช้และรู้จัก Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

BAGGU แบรนด์ถุงผ้ารักษ์โลกและสินค้าไลฟ์สไตล์จากนิวยอร์ก ที่คิดทำและออกแบบกระเป๋าอย่างใส่ใจผู้ใช้งาน ตั้งแต่ความสวยงามของลายผ้าที่มีสไตล์ เป็นกระเป๋าพับได้น้ำหนักเบาที่ใช้งานได้จริง สะพายไหล่แล้วไม่หลุด ใส่ของหนักแล้วไม่เจ็บ BAGGU จึงเข้าไปนั่งอยู่ในใจของคนชอบแบกอย่างง่ายได้ ชนิดที่ว่าใบเดียวไม่พอ Day 1 ตอนนี้ ย้วย–นภษร ศรีวิลาศ ชวน รวม อัศวปยุกต์กุล ผู้ก่อตั้ง Fuse Culture บริษัทนำเข้าสินค้ามัลติแบรนด์จากต่างประเทศ เช่น กระเป๋าแบรนด์ BAGGU, แก้วและกระติกน้ำพกพาแบรนด์ Frank Green, กำไลข้อมือ LOKAI และสเปรย์แอลกอฮอล์ HAAN มาพูดคุยถึงวันแรกที่เริ่มต้นนำเข้าสินค้า ได้แก่ กำไลข้อมือแนวสตรีทแบรนด์ Rastaclat จากประเทศออสเตรเลีย ซึ่งเธอนำเข้ามาขายตั้งแต่อายุ 16 ปี รวมเรียนรู้ธุรกิจผ่านการลงมือทำและต่อสู้กับสิ่งที่ไม่รู้มากมายจนสามารถก่อตั้งบริษัทที่คัดสรรแบรนด์คุณภาพเข้ามาให้คนไทยได้ใช้และรู้จัก Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Good morning, RVA! It’s 30 °F, and warmer weather returns today! Expect highs in the 50s as the weekend approaches. Cooler temperatures prevail this evening, with maybe a bit of rain thrown in on the side.Water coolerYesterday evening, Richmond Police officers were called to the 400 block of Byswick Lane and found Maurice Watson-Bey, a man in his 40, “suffering from trauma.” Watson-Bey would die at the scene.As of this morning, the Virginia Department of Health reports 2,959 new positive cases of the coronavirus in the Commonwealthand 58 new deaths as a result of the virus. VDH reports 297 new cases in and around Richmond (Chesterfield: 114, Henrico: 102, and Richmond: 81). Since this pandemic began, 687 people have died in the Richmond region. As we slide down the backside of a coronacurve both locally and across the state, check out these hopeful national graphs from The COVID Tracking Project. I think their commentary on the deaths chart gets it right: “We have seen the 7-day average for new deaths decrease for over a week. At the same time, states are reporting an average of 3,000 people dying per day. The data is hopeful and devastating.” I think this applies generally. Two vaccines exist: hopeful; extremely limited supply: devastating. 15,000 people vaccinated in our region last week: hopeful; folks with// 2021.02.04 the largest burden of the disease still experiencing barriers to accessing the vaccine: devastating. I think we’ll continue to live in this tension for the next several months. Speaking of tension, the Governor has a press conference scheduled for tomorrow at 11:00 AM to "provide updates on the Commonwealth’s continued response to COVID-19 and vaccination efforts." It’s always a trip to tune into these, because who knows what we’ll learn!I keep saying that you can’t get too attached to your favorite bill in the General Assembly so early on in the process. There are just a million and one ways to kill a bill—some of them surprising, all of them painful. But, despite that reality, yesterday the Senate passed SB 1165, which would abolish the death penalty in Virginia on a 21–17 vote. The House will consider a similar measure, HB 2263, soon. Now I just need someone to read through the legislation and let me know all of the asterisks and caveats. Given yesterday’s litany of grossquotes from legislators on both sides, I’m sure there are some important details in the language of whatever version of this bill escaped the Senate. That sounded unnecessarily negative! Ultimately, I agree with the Governor when he says, “Virginia has executed more people than any other state. The practice is fundamentally inequitable. It is inhumane. It is ineffective….It’s time for Virginia to join 22 other states and abolish the death penalty.” Frank Green, at the Richmond Times-Dispatch has new, less gross quotes from legislators and a bit of the explanation I’m looking for.Gregory J. Gilligan, also at the RTD, reports that the truck-leasing site just south of the Wawa on Arthur Ashe Boulevard will become…something for people! Although, because I’m never satisfied, the rendering provided shows not nearly enough height and way too much parking visible from the street. Let’s create these outdoor spaces for people and retail options for residents, but let’s do it with some dang density, you know?Speaking of, the City’s Planning Commission “backed Eagle Construction of VA’s plan to replace two houses at 509 and 511 Libbie Ave. with a 14-unit townhome development,” says Jonathan Spiers at Richmond BizSense. GASP! Townhomes! As you can imagine, some neighbors were concerned about the very things that make this project appealing—density and height. Also, to be clear, this is not affordable housing by any stretch of the imagination: “…the townhomes would range between 3,000 and 4,500 square feet in size, and each unit would have between three and five bedrooms, at least 3½ bathrooms and a two- or three-car garage accessed by the shared alley.” Now just imagine how many homes you could build on those two lots if they were smaller and built for just one car per unit?This, on /r/rva, is a deeply coronavirus post: “Does anyone know of any large, open fields in RVA? I’m new here and lonely and really need to just lay in a bunch of flowers or something. Any nature would do.”This morning’s longreadNextdoor Is Quietly Replacing the Small-Town PaperNo matter the platform, I don’t love the idea of a huge part of our local civics conversation happening inside a walled-garden social media platform.The app boomed in popularity during the pandemic, reporting an 80% jump in user engagement in the first two weeks of March 2020, as neighbors sought advice on where to find toilet paper and masks, and stay-at-home orders hindered in-person interactions. It also became an important communication tool for local authorities about shutdown measures, mask mandates, and testing sites. As Nextdoor begins to outcompete local news sites for readers and ad dollars, it’s worth asking what’s gained and lost by that shift — and whether it is in the public interest. What makes that question hard to answer is that Nextdoor is fundamentally opaque.If you’d like your longread to show up here, go chip in a couple bucks on the ol’ Patreon.

Good morning, RVA! It’s 31 °F, and today we see the sun! It might take until later this afternoon, but we’re gonna see that thing and feel good about it. Expect highs in the mid 40s, the snow to melt, and the opportunity to enjoy a really great cup of coffee/tea/beverage of your choice.Water coolerYesterday afternoon, police officers were called to the 1500 block of Mechanicsville Turnpike and found Jaquon Mitchell, a man in this 30s, shot to death. According to the RPD’s homicide list, this is the second murder of 2021.As of this morning, the Virginia Department of Health reports 2,740 new positive cases of the coronavirus in the Commonwealthand 43 new deaths as a result of the virus. VDH reports 395 new cases in and around Richmond (Chesterfield: 155, Henrico: 160, and Richmond: 80). Since this pandemic began, 683 people have died in the Richmond region. That’s three straight days with new reported cases in the 2,000s, and the seven-day average of the same metric fell below 4,000 for the first time since January 1st. We’ve got a similar decreasing trend in hospitalizations: We haven’t seen the seven-day average of new hospitalizations under 100 since the last day of 2020. Additionally, the seven-day average of deaths, which, remember, does lag behind the rest of the metrics, appears to have at least plateaued. These all seem like good signs of progress? Decreasing cases + increasing vaccinations = the world I want to live in right now. I am still a little nervous that Data Reporting Issues will return to dash any hopes that my spreadsheet has generated, but I’m going to allow myself to feel optimistic this morning!Michael Paul Williams at the Richmond Times-Dispatch writes about Black History Month and what it means to look back at 2020 through the lens of history. To quote a bit: “To call February’s Black History Month a ‘celebration’ always felt a bit off, but never more so than this year. Trumpism, resurgent white nationalism, insurrection and the disparate toll of COVID-19 on people of color highlight the folly of treating Black history like a footnote. You can’t understand this moment until you accept that America’s treatment of its Black citizens represents a profound failure of democracy. America’s shallow pool of knowledge of this story has just enough depth to drown us.”The City’s Economic Development Authority has approved a $120,000 grant to local restaurant delivery company ChopChop—think GrubHub, but local. From the press release: “The grant will allow ChopChop to create the Richmond Rate Reduction Program. The Richmond Rate Reduction Program reduces delivery fees charged to local restaurants from 20% to 7% for a three-month period.” A 13% reduction in fees charged to restaurants seems like maybe a noticeable amount? I have no idea! I do know, however, that this $120,000 runs out after three months, so we’ll see if ChopChop will keep their new, lower rates moving forward (which is definitely their “long-term objective”). Also, neither here nor there, this administration loves restaurants. I love restaurants, too, and I desperately miss them, but they love them, like, a lot a lot.Wyatt Gordon, writing for Style Weekly looks at how Feed More and Richmond Public Schools have worked (and continue to work!) to address hunger in our city. I love this quote from Doug Pick, Feed More’s chief executive, "This pandemic has made really clear the haves and have nots of our country…We are a really well-run logistics business with a big heart, but hunger is not the problem—it’s poverty.”General Assembly update! Keep in mind that bills die horrible deaths at many, many points along the path to becoming a law. Try not to get too stoked or upset about any of these things, because who knows when they could radically change or flameout entirely. First, for the Virginia Mercury, Ned Oliver covers the progress on marijuana legalization. Check out this exchange between Sen. Jennifer McClellan and Sen. Creigh Deeds: “Sen. Creigh Deeds, D-Bath, noted lawmakers have already decriminalized marijuana, which reduced the penalty for possession of an ounce or less from a misdemeanor punishable by jail time to a $25 civil infraction…‘At least where I live, law enforcement don’t feel incentivized to write the tickets and they’re not writing the tickets,’ Deeds said. McClellan responded, ‘With all due respect, I think that might be different in other parts of the state.’”

In 2002, 17-year-old Lee Boyd Malvo became the accomplice in the revenge plot of U.S. Army veteran John Muhammad, and the pair became known as the D.C. Snipers, or the Beltway Snipers.This is part two of two.Music:We Talk of Dreamswww.purple-planet.comSources:Josh White, The Washington Post. “Full Interview: Lee Boyd Malvo.” September 29, 2012. https://www.washingtonpost.com/video/local/full-interview-lee-boyd-malvo/2012/09/29/26358730-098c-11e2-858a-5311df86ab04_video.html“Lee Boyd Malvo, DC Sniper, His Mother’s Side.” Button to Christ. October 10, 2019. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XFH1kI04OUJason Aldag, Josh White, Washington Post. “Lee Malvo: ‘I was a monster.’” Sep 29, 2012. https://www.washingtonpost.com/video/local/lee-malvo-i-was-a-monster/2012/09/29/52d13ae0-0a69-11e2-933e-28d53c6ac092_video.htmlBrad Horn, The Washington Post. “23 days of terror.” Sept 30, 2012. https://www.washingtonpost.com/video/local/dc-sniper-shootings-23-days-of-terror/2012/09/30/41a4c768-098e-11e2-858a-5311df86ab04_video.htmlMatt Lauer, NBC. “D.C. sniper Malvo: Accomplice sexually abused me.” Oct 25, 2012. https://www.today.com/video/d-c-sniper-malvo-accomplice-sexually-abused-me-44498499746True Crime Daily. “Exclusive: Ex-wife, daughters of ‘D.C. Sniper’ speak out.” Feb 4, 2016. https://truecrimedaily.com/2016/02/01/cwd-special-investigation-d-c-snipers-wife-speaks-out/18 Degrees North TV. “Why he killed so many people- interview with DC Sniper, Lee Boyd Malvo.” June 30, 2017. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FKeUgWfBD2E18 Degrees North TV. “The result of absentee fatherhood (Lee Boyd Malvo Evaluation).” June 30, 2017. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkHHnTBJ2bEPatrick Baker, Button to Christ Ministries. “Lee Boyd Malvo, The DC Sniper, His Mother’s Side.” October 10, 2019. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XFH1kI04OU “The Lost Tapes.” Dec 2, 2018. https://www.cbs.com/shows/the-lost-tapes/video/lwDdY7ENttSapfc_rhll8hBMMLZFsm__/the-lost-tapes-dc-sniper/“The Final Report: DC Sniper.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYPixZTChMYPedro Coronado, VCU Capital News Service. “Beltway Snipers’ trail.” https://uploads.knightlab.com/storymapjs/2cacb19d7a8b9e47dd912806a8fb0ac2/beltway-snipers-trail/index.htmlJerry Schwartz, Associated Press. “Timeline of DC-area sniper shootings.” October 11, 2002. https://apnews.com/article/d4781224a6397ed10501d500cbbb78a9Timeline: Washington Sniper Killings http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/shared/spl/hi/americas/03/washington_sniper/timeline/html/arrests.stmSniper Investigation Timeline. January 7, 2006. https://abcnews.go.com/US/story?id=91109&page=1Talia Dennis, Northern Virginia Magazine. “A collective timeline of the DC Sniper case from 2002-2019.” November 7, 2019. https://northernvirginiamag.com/culture/culture-features/2019/11/07/a-collective-timeline-of-the-dc-sniper-case-from-2002-to-2019/“DC Area Sniper Fast Facts.” October 28, 2020. https://www.cnn.com/2013/11/04/us/dc-area-sniper-fast-facts/index.htmlRyan W. Miller. ‘DC sniper’ Lee Boyd Malvo marries while serving life in prison.” Mar 11, 2020. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2020/03/11/dc-sniper-lee-boyd-malvo-marries-while-serving-life-prison/5019842002/Andrew Court, dailymail.com. “Revealed: The woman Washington DC sniper Lee Boyd Malvo married in jail is a wealthy ‘trust fund baby’ and activist who donated thousands of dollars to Bernie Sanders.” March 14, 2020. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8109277/D-C-sniper-took-2002-crime-spree-marries-wealthy-activist-jailhouse-wedding.htmlAllison Brophy Champion, The Star-Exponent. “Ex-wife of DC sniper recalls the abuse she suffered before he terrorized a nation.” October 18, 2018. https://fredericksburg.com/news/local/ex-wife-of-d-c-sniper-recalls-the-abuse-she/article_34a557ff-eeed-5f7a-b3a4-59322e80e50f.htmlTell Me More. “Ex-wife of DC sniper: ‘I was the enemy.’” October 5, 2009. https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=113506785Richard Wolf, USA Today. “Virginia law makes ‘DC sniper’ Lee Boyd Malvo eligible for parole, ends Supreme Court case.” February 24, 2020. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2020/02/24/sniper-lee-boyd-malvo-eligible-for-parole-virginia/4464346002/Frank Green, Richmond Times-Dispatch. “Is Lee Boyd Malvo, young Beltway Sniper, entitled to a new sentencing? His case will be argued in federal appeals court.” January 21, 2018. https://richmond.com/news/virginia/government-politics/is-lee-boyd-malvo-young-beltway-sniper-entitled-to-a/article_0993a568-4178-5418-84ad-aa64a31d00a1.htmlChristian Davenport, The Washington Post. “The white box truck that wasn’t.” Nov 18, 2002. https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/local/2002/11/18/the-white-box-truck-that-wasnt/bd5639ab-fc06-4312-99a2-12efe7ca6ddf/“Teenager: ‘Brought closer to God’ by sniper shooting.” October 30, 2003. http://edition.cnn.com/2003/LAW/10/29/muhammad.trial/index.htmlElliott C. McLaughlin, CNN. “Sniper’s apology brings closure, no justice.” March 4, 2010. https://www.cnn.com/2010/CRIME/03/04/malvo.sniper.confession/index.html#expand1David Nichanian, The Appeal. “Virginia makes all children eligible for parole, a major shift for this punitive state.” Feb 24, 2020. https://theappeal.org/politicalreport/virginia-and-minors-eligible-for-parole/Mark Joseph Stern, Slate.com. “Is this child incorrigible or immature?” Oct 16, 2019. https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2019/10/malvo-oral-argument-kennedy-legacy-jlwop.htmlAndrea F. Siegal; Kimberly A.C. Wilson, The Baltimore Sun. “Malvo depicted as sad, sinister.” November 14, 2003. https://www.baltimoresun.com/maryland/bal-te.md.malvo14nov14-story.htmlMichaeel Lee Pope, Northern Virginia Magazine. “DC sniper Lee Boyd Malvo heads to the Supreme Court.” November 7, 2019. https://northernvirginiamag.com/culture/culture-features/2019/11/07/dc-sniper-lee-boyd-malvo-heads-to-the-supreme-court/Scott Calvert, Tribune Newspapers. “Executed sniper’s family keeps final letter private.” November 12, 2009. https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-xpm-2009-11-12-0911110832-story.htmlMike M. Ahlers, CNN. “At sniper shooting trial, a son recalls a manipulative father.” December 4, 2003. https://www.cnn.com/2003/LAW/12/02/sprj.dcsp.malvo.trial/index.htmlTom Jackman, The Washington Post. “Muhammad a ‘manipulator’.” December 3, 2003. https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/2003/12/03/muhammad-a-manipulator/31a620ef-aac1-413e-8ad2-a8aea26174c7/Caroline Moses, WAFB9. “Sniper’s son speaks out about the hours before dad’s execution.” November 13, 2009. https://www.wafb.com/story/11502069/snipers-son-speaks-out-about-the-hours-before-his-dads-execution/Neal Karlinsky, Alyssa Litoff, ABC News. “Son of infamous ‘DC Sniper’ John Allen Muhammad lives in dad’s shadow.” April 2, 2010. https://abcnews.go.com/Nightline/son-dc-sniper-lives-dads-shadow/story?id=10249182

In 2002, 17-year-old Lee Boyd Malvo became the accomplice in the revenge plot of U.S. Army veteran John Muhammad. This is part one of two.Music:We Talk of Dreamswww.purple-planet.comSources:Josh White, The Washington Post. “Full Interview: Lee Boyd Malvo.” September 29, 2012. https://www.washingtonpost.com/video/local/full-interview-lee-boyd-malvo/2012/09/29/26358730-098c-11e2-858a-5311df86ab04_video.html“Lee Boyd Malvo, DC Sniper, His Mother’s Side.” Button to Christ. October 10, 2019. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XFH1kI04OUJason Aldag, Josh White, Washington Post. “Lee Malvo: ‘I was a monster.’” Sep 29, 2012. https://www.washingtonpost.com/video/local/lee-malvo-i-was-a-monster/2012/09/29/52d13ae0-0a69-11e2-933e-28d53c6ac092_video.htmlBrad Horn, The Washington Post. “23 days of terror.” Sept 30, 2012. https://www.washingtonpost.com/video/local/dc-sniper-shootings-23-days-of-terror/2012/09/30/41a4c768-098e-11e2-858a-5311df86ab04_video.htmlMatt Lauer, NBC. “D.C. sniper Malvo: Accomplice sexually abused me.” Oct 25, 2012. https://www.today.com/video/d-c-sniper-malvo-accomplice-sexually-abused-me-44498499746True Crime Daily. “Exclusive: Ex-wife, daughters of ‘D.C. Sniper’ speak out.” Feb 4, 2016. https://truecrimedaily.com/2016/02/01/cwd-special-investigation-d-c-snipers-wife-speaks-out/18 Degrees North TV. “Why he killed so many people- interview with DC Sniper, Lee Boyd Malvo.” June 30, 2017. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FKeUgWfBD2E18 Degrees North TV. “The result of absentee fatherhood (Lee Boyd Malvo Evaluation).” June 30, 2017. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkHHnTBJ2bEPatrick Baker, Button to Christ Ministries. “Lee Boyd Malvo, The DC Sniper, His Mother’s Side.” October 10, 2019. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XFH1kI04OU “The Lost Tapes.” Dec 2, 2018. https://www.cbs.com/shows/the-lost-tapes/video/lwDdY7ENttSapfc_rhll8hBMMLZFsm__/the-lost-tapes-dc-sniper/“The Final Report: DC Sniper.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYPixZTChMYPedro Coronado, VCU Capital News Service. “Beltway Snipers’ trail.” https://uploads.knightlab.com/storymapjs/2cacb19d7a8b9e47dd912806a8fb0ac2/beltway-snipers-trail/index.htmlJerry Schwartz, Associated Press. “Timeline of DC-area sniper shootings.” October 11, 2002. https://apnews.com/article/d4781224a6397ed10501d500cbbb78a9Timeline: Washington Sniper Killings http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/shared/spl/hi/americas/03/washington_sniper/timeline/html/arrests.stmSniper Investigation Timeline. January 7, 2006. https://abcnews.go.com/US/story?id=91109&page=1Talia Dennis, Northern Virginia Magazine. “A collective timeline of the DC Sniper case from 2002-2019.” November 7, 2019. https://northernvirginiamag.com/culture/culture-features/2019/11/07/a-collective-timeline-of-the-dc-sniper-case-from-2002-to-2019/“DC Area Sniper Fast Facts.” October 28, 2020. https://www.cnn.com/2013/11/04/us/dc-area-sniper-fast-facts/index.htmlRyan W. Miller. ‘DC sniper’ Lee Boyd Malvo marries while serving life in prison.” Mar 11, 2020. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2020/03/11/dc-sniper-lee-boyd-malvo-marries-while-serving-life-prison/5019842002/Andrew Court, dailymail.com. “Revealed: The woman Washington DC sniper Lee Boyd Malvo married in jail is a wealthy ‘trust fund baby’ and activist who donated thousands of dollars to Bernie Sanders.” March 14, 2020. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8109277/D-C-sniper-took-2002-crime-spree-marries-wealthy-activist-jailhouse-wedding.htmlAllison Brophy Champion, The Star-Exponent. “Ex-wife of DC sniper recalls the abuse she suffered before he terrorized a nation.” October 18, 2018. https://fredericksburg.com/news/local/ex-wife-of-d-c-sniper-recalls-the-abuse-she/article_34a557ff-eeed-5f7a-b3a4-59322e80e50f.htmlTell Me More. “Ex-wife of DC sniper: ‘I was the enemy.’” October 5, 2009. https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=113506785Richard Wolf, USA Today. “Virginia law makes ‘DC sniper’ Lee Boyd Malvo eligible for parole, ends Supreme Court case.” February 24, 2020. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2020/02/24/sniper-lee-boyd-malvo-eligible-for-parole-virginia/4464346002/Frank Green, Richmond Times-Dispatch. “Is Lee Boyd Malvo, young Beltway Sniper, entitled to a new sentencing? His case will be argued in federal appeals court.” January 21, 2018. https://richmond.com/news/virginia/government-politics/is-lee-boyd-malvo-young-beltway-sniper-entitled-to-a/article_0993a568-4178-5418-84ad-aa64a31d00a1.htmlChristian Davenport, The Washington Post. “The white box truck that wasn’t.” Nov 18, 2002. https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/local/2002/11/18/the-white-box-truck-that-wasnt/bd5639ab-fc06-4312-99a2-12efe7ca6ddf/“Teenager: ‘Brought closer to God’ by sniper shooting.” October 30, 2003. http://edition.cnn.com/2003/LAW/10/29/muhammad.trial/index.htmlElliott C. McLaughlin, CNN. “Sniper’s apology brings closure, no justice.” March 4, 2010. https://www.cnn.com/2010/CRIME/03/04/malvo.sniper.confession/index.html#expand1David Nichanian, The Appeal. “Virginia makes all children eligible for parole, a major shift for this punitive state.” Feb 24, 2020. https://theappeal.org/politicalreport/virginia-and-minors-eligible-for-parole/Mark Joseph Stern, Slate.com. “Is this child incorrigible or immature?” Oct 16, 2019. https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2019/10/malvo-oral-argument-kennedy-legacy-jlwop.htmlAndrea F. Siegal; Kimberly A.C. Wilson, The Baltimore Sun. “Malvo depicted as sad, sinister.” November 14, 2003. https://www.baltimoresun.com/maryland/bal-te.md.malvo14nov14-story.htmlMichaeel Lee Pope, Northern Virginia Magazine. “DC sniper Lee Boyd Malvo heads to the Supreme Court.” November 7, 2019. https://northernvirginiamag.com/culture/culture-features/2019/11/07/dc-sniper-lee-boyd-malvo-heads-to-the-supreme-court/

Frank Green has a reputation as one of the most proficient bassist in the region. Now, his focus is guitar and vocals with original band Silkwood Showers. Franks talks with Neil and Brad about his journey and his latest project, The Great Depression. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tophillrecording/support

On tonight’s episode we are joined by Frank Green from Bartlein Barrels, and JD and Johnathon from Long Range Tactics. We discussed a wide range of generic barrel topics such as cleaning, break in, and barrel life. We also talked about Bartleins new line of carbon wrapped barrels and their new proprietary steel barrels. The … Continue reading "LRA 019 – Bartlein Barrels"

On tonight's episode we are joined by Frank Green from Bartlein Barrels, and JD and Johnathon from Long Range Tactics. We discussed a wide range of generic barrel topics such as cleaning, break in, and barrel life. We also talked about Bartleins new line of carbon wrapped barrels and their new proprietary steel barrels. The … Continue reading "LRA 019 – Bartlein Barrels"

On tonight's episode we are joined by Frank Green from Bartlein Barrels, and JD and Johnathon from Long Range Tactics. We discussed a wide range of generic barrel topics such as cleaning, break in, and barrel life. We also talked about Bartleins new line of carbon wrapped barrels and their new proprietary steel barrels. The … Continue reading "LRA 019 – Bartlein Barrels"

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Straight Jacket Armory with Bartlein Barrels, Supply & Demand  May you live in interesting times!  The firearm industry is on fire right now, demand has never been greater and we living through the perfect storm of violence in the streets, politics, and the pandemic. All this has combined to put a huge crush on the industry. I have Nick from Straight Jacket Armory and Frank Green on the phone to talk about the supply chain in terms of barrels and components.   With demand being where it stands, the barrel industry is a good weather gauge to measure the temperature of the water.  Temps are high, and supply is low.  It's important to put these things into perspective and getting the perspective from Frank and Nick should be illuminating.  Thanks to both guys for breaking it down and thanks to all the listeners.  

Check out my Patreon and gain access to exclusive content and a preview of my book! https://www.patreon.com/preachwhatyoupractice We now transition for the next Series of Preach What You Practice as we discuss Women In Leadership with my Dad, Frank Green. He has a BA and MA from Manchester University, he specialises, theologically and pastorally, in the area of Women In Leadership and also lead a Church for over 10 years. I hope you enjoy and make sure to subscribe. Podcast available on other platforms such as Spotify and Apple Podcasts here https://lnk.to/preachwhatyoupracticepod Follow me on Instagram @joshsosocial https://instagram.com/joshsosocial

Good morning, RVA! It’s 72 °F, and today looks hot and humid. Expect highs in the 90s until the sun goes down. If you spend some time outside, expect to sweat.Water coolerAs of this morning, the Virginia Department of Health reports 841 new positive cases of the coronavirus in the Commonwealth and 15 new deaths as a result of the virus. VDH reports 157 new cases in and around Richmond (Chesterfield: 59, Henrico: 61, and Richmond: 37). Since this pandemic began, 196 people have died in the Richmond region. Pandemic Tuesday did not bring its expected numbers bump, and VDH has reported 20 or fewer people dying from the coronavirus each of the last five days—an encouraging sign.Yesterday, the Governor announced that, except for Richmond and Northern Virginia, evvvvveryone else moves into Phase Two of recovery this coming Friday. Folks get a whole three days notice! You can read the 40 pages of guidelines here (PDF). Notable changes:Gatherings of up to 50 people, with proper social distancing, are now permitted. I think this only applies to random, unspecified gatherings like LARPing with your pals in Monroe Park (although see the section on recreational sports below, and be sure to keep it to just jousting). Lots of places can open to 50% of their internal capacity, which, for places like the VMFA is way more than 50 folks.Restaurants and “beverage service” (aka breweries, I think) can open up to 50% of their internal capacity with social distancing, disposable menus (quick! call the printer ASAP!), PPE for restaurant workers, and increased cleaning procedures.Gyms can open up to 30% of their internal capacity with 10-feet of social distancing—that’s up from the standard six feet found elsewhere in the document.Pools are back, but only for “lap swimming, diving, exercise, and instruction.” Kids are bummed.You can play recreational sports if “ten feet of physical distance can be maintained by all instructors, participants, and spectators with the exception of incidental contact or contact between members of the same household.” Basketball = No. Doubles badminton = yes, but only if you play on the same side as your housemate.Museums can open up to 50% of their internal capacity.Social distancing, teleworking, and masks are all still part of this “Safer at Home” plan.So there you have it, Phase Two. We never really learned what the goals and metrics were for getting here, but the Governor says “key statewide health metrics continue to show positive signs,” which I guess is good enough for him. You can probably expect Richmond and NOVA to enter Phase Two in the next couple of weeks, although, I imagine the desire to sync up the entire state will eventually be too strong to resist. In the Governor’s original Forward Virginia Blueprint document (PDF), he said Phase II could last 2–4 weeks, and, since we’ve stopped using data to guide these decisions and started using the calendar, I’d circle July 19th for Phase Three.Last night, hundreds, maybe thousands, of protestors took to the streets for the fourth? fifth? straight night in Downtown Richmond. Much like yesterday—minus the violent escalation by the police—the crowd’s vibe was angry, peaceful, and hopeful. @echadwilliams grabbed these excellent drone photos around the Lee Monument right as curfew started (which was promptly ignore by both protestors and cops) and will give you an idea of the scale of things. The Richmond Times-Dispatch’s Sabrina Moreno was on the scene throughout the night and her thread on Twitter is worth scrolling through. I have to point out this particular video of hundreds of bikes rolling down Franklin Street and this one of what it looks like when people, bikes, and cars all get equal priority on a street (and also what it looks like when drivers drive the wrong way down Broad Street??). The night ended peaceful, again, at the Lee Monument with folks celebrating the day.Earlier yesterday, though, at the Mayor’s public apology, the mood couldn’t have been more different. For about an hour, legitimately angry citizens took the Mayor to task for all kinds of things, shouted him down when he tried to address the crowd, and demanded he take a handful of actions—including the Marcus Alert, a Civilian Review Board, violence de-escalation techniques, and, very loudly, the firing of the Police Chief and the officers involved in yesterday’s unprovoked gassing of peaceful protestors. The Mayor and the Chief said the officers would be disciplined, which, as you can imagine, didn’t sit well with the crowd. The rally ended, folks we still mad, and the City’s leadership hadn’t set a vision for moving forward other than the Mayor agreeing to join protestors on a march from the Capitol to the Lee Monument. Via /r/rva here are a ton of pictures that do a great job capturing the frustration of everyone involved.But at that march later in the evening, walking-and-talking to a smaller crowd, maybe we got the first steps forward on police reform. Sabrina Moreno and Frank Green at the RTD say “The mayor vowed to expedite policies that would remove choke holds, establish a civilian review board to hold police accountable and investigate de-escalation techniques — demands activists have called for in Richmond since the killing of Marcus-David Peters during a mental health crisis in 2018 by Richmond police department.” Mayor Stoney also retweeted reporter Brad Kutner saying “@LevarStoney agrees to: Civilian review board, Marcus Alert…[, and] no choke holds.” I’d love to see immediate action on each of these, but, honestly, I don’t for sure know the process or timeline for getting any of these things implemented. The police policies sound like something the Mayor could just lean on the Chief to get implemented ASAP, while the Marcus Alert and the Civilian Review Board will almost certainly require City Council (and possible the General Assembly for the latter).I’m most interested in how Richmond puts together a meaningful Civilian Review Board, and have been reading through some PDFs to get me up to speed. I’ve got a ton more to learn, and am looking for suggestions! So please, if you’ve got a favorite CRB or a clear vision for what Richmond’s should look like, let me know. Until then, your homework for tomorrow is to read through Oakland’s Measure LL(which is intense!) and Charlottesville’s Civilian Review Board ordinance (which is way, way less intense but something we could definitely implement in Richmond if we wanted to).This morning’s longreadBecoming a Parent in the Age of Black Lives MatterHere’s Clint Smith, who I’ve linked to before, about becoming a parent over the last handful of years.In 2015, before I had children, I wrote a letter to the son I might one day have. In it I wrote, “I hope to teach you so much of what my father taught me, but I pray that you live in a radically different world from the one that he and I have inherited.” Now I do have a son, and all the fears, anxieties, and joys I wrote about five years ago are no longer an abstraction. They exist in his curly hair, his soft face, and his voice full of songs and questions. I am not sure how different the world I entered is from the one he has, but the past several weeks—to say nothing of the past several years—have made clear how fragile the project of progress truly is.If you’d like your longread to show up here, go chip in a couple bucks on the ol’ Patreon.

The Everyday Sniper Episode 245: Frank Green of Bartlein Barrels An often-repeated question I was getting in the Podbean App has focused on Barrel contours.  I was gonna answer this question several times and get into the heat and weight discussion but decided to reach out to Bartlein Barrels and ask Frank Green to come on the podcast. I think this entry episode with Frank is a master class on discussing the various pro and cons of barrel features and options.  Frank breaks down the concepts in an easy to understand format.  We start out talking contours, that is the main focus of the conversation.  We get into twist rates, which brings us to Gain Twist barrels.  The experience over several years of Bartlein doing the Gain Twist for many different shooting disciplines.   I really appreciate Frank coming on, this is an excellent episode.  Have a great week, stay safe, protect yourself at all times, to include the family. Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing, and thanks for commenting.  

Gina Leibrecht has been working in film since she received her B.A. in Telecommunications and Film from the University of Oregon in 1990. She currently works and resides in the San Francisco Bay Area, working on documentary, commercial, and corporate projects for domestic and international audiences. Gina's most recent films are Art of Courage, Wilder Than Wild: Fire, Forests, and the Future, and Ai Weiwei: Yours Truly. In 1998 she began collaborating with Les Blank on All In This Tea, which she co-produced, co-directed, and edited, and which had its world premiere at the Berlin International Film Festival in 2007, screened in over 40 festivals world wide, and was broadcast on the Sundance Channel. She most recently completed a collaboration with Les Blank called How to Smell a Rose: A Visit with Ricky Leacock in Normandy, which had its North American debut at the 2014 Telluride Film Festival and has gone on to screen in film festivals around the world. Gina is currently collaborating with Harrod Blank on a documentary film about his father, the late Les Blank. Most recently, Gina finished editing on the feature documentary Serenade for Haiti with director Owsley Brown, which had its World Premiere at DOC NYC in 2016. Past documentary highlights include On Wayang: My Life with Shadows, which she Co-produced, Co-directed and edited with ShadowLight Productions; and Homegrown Bounty, which she produced and directed for the KQED series SPARK. Gina also edited Frank Green’s Counting Sheep, which aired on KQED’s Truly California series and won a Northern California Emmy Award for Best Documentary in 2006; Karina Epperlein’s Phoenix Dance, which won San Francisco International Film Festival’s Golden Gate Award for Best Documentary Short in 2006, and made the short list of Academy Award Nominations for Best Short Subject Documentary in 2006; Of Wind and Waves: The Life of Woody Brown, which was nominated for a Northern California Emmy for Best Documentary in 2006; and Kevin White’s A Land Between Rivers for PBS, which won a CINE Golden Eagle Award for Excellence in Film and Television in 2007. Gina has worked with several Bay Area production companies, editing for corporate and non-profit clients including Intel, Symantec, Sybase, Ebay, Guthy-Renker, Stanford University, the California Water Board, ChildFund International, and many others. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/americanfilmmaker/support

Alright, we're talking sustainability and the environment! Is your keepcup saving the planet? Do you like Frank Green cups? What else can we do to help the planet?Well we're going to talk about all this and maybe come up with some answers.Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/howcanwehelpyouIntro music: Matt Hoyne Triohttps://matthoyne.bandcamp.com/releasesFollow the hosts:Ry - www.instagram.com/rhathartist/Mitchell - www.instagram.com/mitchell.bill/Producer: Wayde SuchodolskiyEmail - w.suchodolskiy@gmail.comInsta - https://www.instagram.com/lunanautdude/Contact us with any reviews, complaints or just funny tales at: howcanwehelpyoupodcast@gmail.comFor interest in podcast production and sound recordingWayde Suchodolskiy: https://wsuchodolskiy.wixsite.com/waydesuchodolskiyHow Can We Help You? - Podcast

Kevin Hale shoots with Louisville musician Frank Green. We talk the local music scene, his music projects, politics & more. Always good to hang out with this straight shootin' cat. 

Ben Young is a caffeine enthusiast and passionate environmental advocate. He is also the founder of Frank Green, a company specializing in solving the single use plastic problem through beautiful, practical reusable products. They are most well-known for their stylish, curvy coffee cups and water bottles. Since their inception in 2013, Frank Green has grown into one of Australia's most loved reusable cups and bottles brands and is rapidly expanding around the world. We caught up with Ben at the Frank Green headquarters in Port Melbourne, Australia and we couldn't help but be inspired by his enthusiasm and energy, he was literally shaking with excitement as he spoke about the company's vision, their iterative approach, how they've built sustainability into their value chain, advice for purpose-driven start ups and Frank Green's big plans for the future. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Find the show notes here ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ *** SOCIALIZE WITH US *** Website Instagram Facebook Twitter YouTube

Alan Schwartz Alan is the Managing Director of Trawalla Group, Co-Founder of the Trawalla Foundation and Founder of Universal Commons Universal Commons is committed to creating a thriving economy that works for all humanity Our 100th Episode Drinks Join us for an epic 100 episode milestone celebration on Friday 1 February 2019 where our first 50 golden ticket purchasers will receive a limited edition HoP branded Frank Green cup!  Be quick as we are down to about 15 Frank Green cups remaining :) Vote for Mike in Pro Bono Australia Impact 25 Awards! I'd welcome your support through a quick vote here: https://lnkd.in/gCiqYgq This Award would recognise my community work at Purposeful, TaskForce Community Agency, Humans of Purpose and SIMNA Support the show.

Jillian Kenny Jillian is the Co-Founder of Machninam and Power of Engineering Machinam creates engaging resources for high school maths classes, connecting what students are learning in class to the real world Our 100th Episode Drinks Join us for an epic 100 episode milestone celebration on 1 February 2019 where our first 50 golden ticket purchasers will receive a limited edition HoP branded Frank Green cup!  Be quick as we are down to about 15 Frank Green cups remaining :) Vote for Mike in Pro Bono Australia Impact 25 Awards! I'd welcome your support through a quick vote here: https://lnkd.in/gCiqYgq This Award would recognise my community work at Purposeful, TaskForce Community Agency, Humans of Purpose and SIMNA Support the show.

Steph Woollard Steph is the Founder and CEO of Seven Women Seven Women helps empower marginalised women in Nepal through education and employment Our 100th Episode Drinks Join us for an epic 100 episode milestone celebration on 1 February 2019 where our first 50 golden ticket purchasers will receive a limited edition HoP branded Frank Green cup!  The Purpose Sign up to our monthly email (called 'The Purpose') for details of our months podcasts, upcoming events, discounts and opportunities Podcast Review Do you love the pod? Vote with your feet (or fingers in this case) by leaving us a review and comments here via the iTunes Store! Support the show.

Dan Poole Dan is a Co-Founder and Chief Entrepreneurship Officer at Society Melbourne as well as a graduate lawyer Society Melbourne is the parent company sitting over our group of hospitality social enterprises that exist with the mission of eliminating youth homelessness in Melbourne Our 100th Episode Drinks Join us for an epic 100 episode milestone celebration on 1 February 2019 where our first 50 golden ticket purchasers will receive a limited edition HoP branded Frank Green cup!  The Purpose Sign up to our monthly email (called 'The Purpose') for details of our months podcasts, upcoming events, discounts and opportunities Podcast Review Do you love the pod? Vote with your feet (or fingers in this case) by leaving us a review and comments here via the iTunes Store! Support the show.

Matty Lawrence Matty is the Founder and Director of Happy Spaces Happy Spaces make community spaces in local areas that cultivate connection, belonging and wellbeing Our 100th Episode Drinks Join us for an epic 100 episode milestone celebration on 1 February 2019 where our first 50 golden ticket purchasers will receive a limited edition HoP branded Frank Green cup!  The Purpose Sign up to our monthly email (called 'The Purpose') for details of our months podcasts, upcoming events, discounts and opportunities Podcast Review Do you love the pod? Vote with your feet (or fingers in this case) by leaving us a review and comments here via the iTunes Store! Support the show.

Eyal Halamish Eyal is the Founder and Director of Customer Experience at OurSay OurSay is a digital engagement platform designed to help cities be more customer and citizen-centric in their work Our 100th Episode Drinks Join us for an epic 100 episode milestone celebration on 1 February 2019 where our first 50 golden ticket purchasers will receive a limited edition HoP branded Frank Green cup!  The Purpose Sign up to our monthly email (called 'The Purpose') for details of our months podcasts, upcoming events, discounts and opportunities Podcast Review Do you love the pod? Vote with your feet (or fingers in this case) by leaving us a review and comments here via the iTunes Store! Support the show.

Today on the show, I hang out with my buddy, Frank Green. Frank and I don't know each other very well, but we had a lot of stuff to talk about. So much in fact, we never got to Social Media Issues, Stories From The Stage or What Are You Listening To. But that's okay because Frank will be back in a few weeks. We do talk about gigging, Frank growing up playing bass, our dear friend Kevin McCreery, how he landed into a band that got a record deal within a month of him joining, the amazing amount of talent in the Louisville music scene and dealing with death and depression. This is one of those rare episodes where we get a little deep so you don't want to miss this one. We even touch on concept records! Make sure you check out the BRAND NEW WEBSITE at barstarpodcast.com and you can find me at facebook.com/oreillydrumsbarstar to leave any thoughts, comments, nastygrams or opinions. You can also email me at barstarpodcast@gmail.com. The Bar Star Podcast is officially brought to you by Louisville Music Studios!! Check them out at https://www.facebook.com/LouisvillemusicStudios/ The Bar Star Podcast is proudly sponsored by Prophecy Ink. Check them out at facebook.com/prophecyink and prophecyink.com I want to hear your thoughts and feedback. Thanx for listening and enjoy the show!!!!

Allen Clark and John Cuellar are back for a new episode of Potential Problems Podcast! Joining us is actor Frank Green. We are bidding farewell to this current studio space(seems to be happening a lot this year). A quick explanation of the Moth meme, holes in the sides of cows and Lindsay Lohan getting shoved by a group of what she thinks were trafficking children. Enjoy!

You're listening to Precision Rifle Media brought to you by Bison Tactical. Located in Boulder Colorado, Bison Tactical has all your top-of-the-line precision shooting equipment from Laser Range Finders to suppressors, and tripods to reloading equipment, Bison Tactical has what you need to increase your long range shooting performance all under one roof! Bison tactical has also started carrying Accuracy International, Desert Tech SRS-A1s, and Hard target interdiction rifles along with a variety of drop in replacement barrels for the Ruger Precision Rifle. Use promo code PRM17 for 5% off your next order! That’s bisontactical.com Durable, Reliable and Precise.This week Frank Green comes on to discuss barrel making and barrel maintenance. Frank has a ton of knowledge when it comes to high quality rifle barrels and it was great to have him on to discuss the ins and outs of the manufacturing process! keep an eye out for the next show we do with Frank because he has so much knowledge that we ended up running out of time and are going to be setting up a second show to cover what we didn't get a chance to talk about. Attached is to this email is a picture of a 7mm F Class barrel I told you about. It is chambered in .284win. At 100 rounds the barrel started having accuracy issues. The picture of the barrel is at 800 rounds only. He cleaned it after every 25 rounds fired. Bore should measure .277" x .284". It now measures .279" x .2855". You can see how the bristles of the brush are dragging up the sides, over the top and down the other side of the rifling/lands. The brush is trying to rotate with the twist but doesn't always. The lands stick up so they always take the worst of the beating when it comes to cleaning damage. you can find the link to the bore guides here http://www.accurateshooter.com/gear-reviews/lucas-custom-bore-guides/These are links to the two videos we talk about in the showhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUm_YXzJJOUhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XSkhtcAL1w Precision Rifle Media is supported by Patriot Valley Arms. Decades of firearms experience and engineering come together to create the future of precision firearms and modern gunsmithing. Patriot Valley Arms combines quality craftsmanship and innovation to manufacture the highest quality custom rifles for shooters across all disciplines. Let the experts at Patriot Valley Arms help with that rebarrel by setting up with a drop in replacement that you can do yourself on RPR barrels, drop-in Accuracy international, Bighorn, and Mausingfield barrels and offering prefit barrels for the Ruger American and Tikka T3. and for you Ruger precision Rifle owners check out the "universal barrel nut" for the Ruger Precision rifle. This barrel nut and wrench provides shooters of the Ruger precision Rifle use any AR15 handguard that fits a standard AR15 upper. Check out www.patriotvalleyarms.com for more details today!

We live in a world of great creativity, innovation and social enterprise – an entrepreneurs dream. So how do you go about creating something that’s never existed before? And is uniqueness alone enough to get people talking? This week the founder and owner of Frank Green, Ben Young, joins Xero In hosts Rob Stone and JV Douglas to talk about building and marketing a unique business empire. “You’ve just got to believe in your purpose and just also celebrate your milestones of success,” Ben said. “I think it’s really important, getting your first product in the market or just getting it designed, then getting it manufactured and getting your brand right.” Tune in to discover how to create a unique business, and what it is that has made Frank Green such a success story.

Sunday morning sermon from 26th April 2015. Preacher Debra & Frank Green. Title: Transforming communities for good

With an unbiased passion for music – regardless of genre – it's clear that Skytone Entertainment artist Morgan Riley offers something new to country listeners. Her soon-to-be-released album Collage is just that… A melting pot of genres with an ever-so-slight country dominance. While the road to this release hasn't always been smooth, Riley has handled each curve with hope and exuberance – all the while finding her sound and writing to connect with her fans. “I'm a firm believer in everything happening for a reason – everything that's happened throughout my life has led to my relationship with Skytone and the release of this album. I couldn't be happier.”A Maryland native, Riley knew she was destined to be a singer from the start. “One day when I was younger, I started singing a Mariah Carey song… My brother heard, grabbed my parents and said, ‘you've got to hear this!'” Impressed by their daughter's obvious talents, Riley's parents quickly became the greatest support in her pursuit of a career in music – a dream inherited by her grandmother, who also sang. At five, Riley began performing at weddings and anniversary parties and by 15, she was recording at a local studio. Confident in years of practice and experience gained in live and studio performance, she made the move to New York City at 18.In New York City, Riley found herself regularly performing with a pop-R&B group and recording at the city's legendary Hit Factory Studio. In a struggle to find her true sound, she moved back south to Greenville, South Carolina and began to perfect her country edge. “I'm generally undeterred by any type of hardship or roadblock. My dad has been a huge inspiration when it comes to this. He won't let me give up…” Auditioning for the Pride of Carolinas, she beat out 4,300 people and received single placement on the competition's compilation album by Koch New York, featuring the best artists in North and South Carolina. Shortly after, she began working with producer Chris Clay (TLC) on her album Affinity. “Chris has always been such an incredible supporter of me and what I do and, of course, is an incredible talent. I so enjoyed working with him on Affinity. The album really represented where I was at the time… Still, I felt I had a bit more country in me that needed to come out.”Affinity landed in the lap of veteran producer and engineer Frank Green, whose track record includes multiple #1's and just as many gold and platinum albums. Riley met with Green, performed a few of her originals and was quickly signed to his label, Skytone Entertainment. “My whole life I've dreamed of being signed to a label by someone that believes in me and all I do. I've certainly found that in Skytone and Frank.” The deal was made sweeter yet when Riley and Green began writing together for Collage material – a writing relationship whose chemistry she describes as “off the chart”. Drawing inspiration from her top musical influences – everyone from Carrie Underwood to Alanis Morrisette, Evanescence to Jewel – has given her unparalleled flexibility when it comes to writing. “I find I can write any kind of genre. I've also taken bits and pieces from different genres and pulled them into my writing. Collage is very much a product of that.”Until the album's release – set for early spring – Riley continues to write, perform and work with children aged two through five at New Springs Church. “I'm really blessed to be where I'm at in life. I have no doubt given the team I've surrounded myself with that this release has the potential for great success. I feel like Collage is me – the first project I've done that truly represents my voice. While all other genres play a part in this album, my dad always encouraged my country side. Now that I've found it, I can't wait to share it with fans.”

With an engrossing passion for music – regardless of genre – it's clear that SkyTone Entertainment artist Morgan Riley offers something new to country listeners. Her soon-to-be-released album Collage is just that – a melting pot of genres with an ever-so-slight country dominance. While the road to engorthis release hasn't always been smooth, Riley has handled each curve with hope and exuberance – all the while finding her sound and writing to connect with her fans. “I'm a firm believer in everything happening for a reason – everything that's happened throughout my life has led to my relationship with SkyTone and the release of this album. I couldn't be happier.”A Maryland native, Riley knew she was destined to be a singer from the start.“One day when I was younger, I started singing a Mariah Carey song. My brother heard, grabbed my parents and said, ‘you've got to hear this!'” Impressed by their daughter's obvious talents, Riley's parents quickly became her greatest supporters in her pursuit of a career in music. At five, Riley began performing at weddings and anniversary parties, and by 15, she was recording at a local studio. Confident in years of practice and experience gained in live and studio performance, she made the move to New York City at 18. In New York City, Riley found herself regularly performing with a pop-R&B group and recording at the city's legendary Hit Factory Studio. In a struggle to find her true sound, she moved back south to Greenville, South Carolina and began to perfect her country edge.“I'm generally undeterred by any type of hardship or roadblock. My dad has been a huge inspiration when it comes to this. He won't let me give up.” Her dad's advice paid off. Auditioning for the Pride of Carolinas, she beat out 4,300 people and received single placement on the competition's compilation album by Koch New York, featuring the best artists in North and South Carolina. Shortly after, she began working with producer Chris Clay (TLC) on her album Affinity. “Chris has always been such an incredible supporter of me and what I do and, of course, is an incredible talent. I so enjoyed working with him on Affinity. The album really represented where I was at the time. Still, I felt I had a bit more country in me that needed to come out.” Affinity landed in the lap of veteran producer and engineer Frank Green, whose track record includes multiple number one hits and just as many gold and platinum albums. Riley met with Green, performed a few of her originals and was quickly signed to his label, SkyTone Entertainment. “My whole life I've dreamed of being signed to a label by someone that believes in me and all I do. I've certainly found that in SkyTone and Frank.”  The deal was made sweeter yet when Riley and Green began writing together for Collage – a writing relationship whose chemistry she describes as “off the chart”. Drawing inspiration from her top musical influences – everyone from Carrie Underwood to Alanis Morrisette, Evanescence to Jewel – has given her unparalleled flexibility when it comes to writing. “I find I can write any kind of genre. I've also taken bits and pieces from different genres and pulled them into my writing. Collage is very much a product of that.” The first single off the album is set to be “Rowdy Shoutin' Cowboys.” Co-written by Riley and Green, the single is an excellent representation of their captivating style. Besides hitting the radio, a music video is also in the works for “Rowdy Shoutin' Cowboys.” The video features cameos by some of country's biggest stars.Until the single, music video and album's release – set for June 1 – Riley continues to write and perform on her tour.“I'm really blessed to be where I'm at in life. I have no doubt given the team I've surrounded myself with that this release has the potential for great success. I feel like Collage is me – the first project I've done that truly represents my voice. While all other genres play a part in this album, my dad always encouraged my country side. Now that I've found it, I can't wait to share it with fans.”

Struggling to get out of bed and shave, Matt Britton shouts for help in our 'Flying Spark' this week. Meanwhile Jonny picks holes in outliving a dog! Frank Green from the Message Trust finds the key and unlocks the doors to prisoners wanting to make a go of it in our interview and Ian changes babies in to cars and cats in the 'Geek Peek'. Music is supplied lovingly by the gorgeous 'Thoughts in Therapy'. We are also still asking the question: What apps do you use? #myfavouriteapp @BabblePodcastUK