Podcast appearances and mentions of gary morrison

A BBC News documentary The Sex Detectives: Keeping Kids Safe follows a groundbreaking project in Bristol which engages the help of street sex workers to protect children and young people at risk of sexual exploitation. Avon & Somerset Police have teamed up with children's charity Barnardo's and partnered with Bristol's street sex workers to gather intelligence about dangerous offenders and paedophiles. Nuala is joined by social worker Jo Ritchie, who is employed by Barnardo's, and sex work liaison officer Rose Brown.Model Leomie Anderson was just 14 when she was scouted, and has since gone on to work with fashion houses like Burberry, Giorgio Armani and Vivienne Westwood. She became the first Victoria Secret Angel from a Black British background. She's also the presenter of the BBC series Glow Up, the search for Britain's next top make up artist, which is back for it's 7th series. Leomie joins Nuala in the studio.More women than ever are deciding to not wait for friends, or family, to go on an adventure. The hashtag #Solotravel has over 5 million posts across TikTok and Instagram and in a recent Press Association interview Hostelworld's CEO, Gary Morrison, said that a surge in solo travellers - especially young female backpackers - is reshaping the travel industry. So, is 2025 the year of the solo female traveller? Journalist Chanté Joseph and Solo in Style creator, Deborah Ives, tell Nuala why women are deciding to go on holiday alone.Women in the North of England can expect to live fewer years in good health, are more likely to be unable to work due to long-term sickness and disability and are losing out in terms of wages, compared to other areas of England, according to new analysis. Health Equity North academics studied the latest available data to see whether there have been improvements in the inequalities faced by northern women since the publication of last year's damning Woman of the North report. Nuala discusses the findings with Professor Clare Bambra of Newcastle University and co-director of Health Equity North.We have an update from Tilly Cripwell about her campaign to protect the Molly Malone statue in Dublin.Presenter: Nuala McGovern Producer: Emma Pearce

The Security Association is weighing in on speculation citizen's arrest and security guard powers are about to open up. The Government is making an announcement this afternoon on its response to a ministerial advisory group's recommendations on retail crime. Association CEO Gary Morrison says they've been advocating for additional security powers with training, which wouldn't apply to all guards. Morrison says situational awareness is crucial - and the general public people would have to be very careful and know their own capabilities. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Woolworths is calling on the Government to implement tougher changes amid an increase in retail crime. The retailer says physical assaults on staff jumped 50 percent in the past year, with 329 incidents against 219 from the year before. Security Association Chief Executive Gary Morrison says the current trespass laws need updating to protect workers. "It's not just trespass rules, we're talking about citizen's arrest, we're talking about breach of the peace, etc. So there's other opportunities there... we're in discussion with Minister Mark Mitchell about the same issues." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The New Zealand Security Association wants changes to the Crimes Act so that security guards can detain offenders without ending up in court themselves. At the moment, a security guard who chases and tackles an offender could find themselves liable for assault. The Association's chief executive Gary Morrison spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

Boosting Parliament security is a work in progress.   MPs have shared experiences of threats and intimidation, and some say the Parliament protests were a catalyst for greater concerns.  The Speaker's looking into the possibility of giving Parliament security guards arrest powers.   Security Association Chief Executive Gary Morrison told Kerre Woodham that having Police support is key.  He said that security guards act as a visible deterrent and can keep situations safe.  Morrison says there's not support across the board for letting security guards detain people, as that requires appropriate training which comes at a cost.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ours To Protect Electric Vehicles - Gary Morrison by Tipp FM Radio

There's growing calls for security guards to receive more protections and power - including the legal ability to detain offenders. This comes as security guards face increased hostility, including verbal threats and even physical aggression. Security Association CEO Gary Morrison says security staff would like the power to detain offenders in order to crack down on shoplifting. "We can do a citizen's arrest, but that's in very limited circumstances. Generally, security staff are instructed to not take any form of attempt to detain people." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Security guards have no more power than a regular citizen when it comes to a threat of danger.  They're expected to be more visible in malls around Australia and New Zealand following the stabbing at Bondi Junction in Sydney on Saturday afternoon.  Forty-year-old Queensland man Joel Cauchi stabbed six people to death, including a security guard.  Security Association CEO Gary Morrison says they don't carry weapons of any sort.  He says they're there to assist members of the public around how to escape when something like that happens and to make it as simple as possible.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

OTP - Feb 19th - Electric Vehicles - Gary Morrison by Tipp FM Radio

Gary Morrison from the Security Association has seen the video and told Tova O'Brien while it's not an isolated incident, they don't often see acts of this magnitude. "We don't see it regularly of that nature," he saidSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sometimes I look at security guards and think ‘the only difference between you and me, is that you're the one wearing the uniform'. No disrespect to security guards, but you do wonder sometimes what they would actually do if there was trouble. Because it seems when it comes to security guards there are two types: the ones who look like the real deal who you wouldn't take on, and the others, who have no more of a threatening presence than I do. But it doesn't really matter, because security guards pretty much have no powers and they're just a bit of window dressing to try and put people off doing bad things. You may have heard Gary Morrison from the Security Association on Newstalk ZB. I was very surprised to hear him say that security guards aren't even allowed to detain shoplifters and he's calling for change. And I'm with him on this. Because you think of those poor retailers who are dealing with those shoplifters day-in/day-out. So frustrated with the Police being next to invisible that they've gone out and hired security guards to try and deal with the problem. But it seems those security guards - because of the limited powers they have - aren't much more use than a cardboard cut-out of a police officer that you sometimes see in retail stores. Because it turns out they pretty much have no more powers than you and me. They can make a citizen's arrest but, as Gary Morrison from the Security Association said on the radio, there are some ridiculous rules around it that limit what they can do. They can only make a citizen's arrest if it's night time, or if a police officer tells them to, and only once they've worked out in their head whether the creep stealing the stuff could be sent to prison for three years or more. Talk about nuts. Because most of these retailers operate during the day; and do you really think a security guard has time to get on the blower to the cops to get permission to detain the shoplifter, plus work out what sort of sentence might be likely? That, in itself, is crazy because you're not going to be sent away for stealing chocolate bars and a can of coke and can you imagine a security guard thinking to themselves: ‘OK, I can see what that guy's doing. I should intervene here but if he goes to court, is he going to get three years? I'll need a report first on what things were like for him as a child and he could get diversion or he might even get off. Hmmmm, not quite sure what I should do. Ooops, he's gone now anyway'. See what I mean? No wonder the Security Association is calling for change. And no wonder retailers and businesses are pleading for more police patrols. Because, the way things are at the moment, they can hire as many security guards as they want but if the security guards don't have the powers to make a difference, don't have the powers to actually step-in and do something, then it's just a waste of time and money.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There's a push for security guards to have more powers to defend themselves and others amid a spike in youth crime. Under the current laws they can use reasonable force against someone but only as self-defence… and it doesn't extend to protecting other customers. The Security Association fears it could take a serious incident before anything is done… CEO Gary Morrison joins us now.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Security Association says it'll take a serious incident before security guards are given the powers they need. Security guards can currently only defend themselves, with no powers beyond that. Association Chief Executive Gary Morrison says they want the ability to detain - particularly shop lifters. He says rather than allowing people to leave with goods - if appropriate and safe they'd like the power to detain them until police can arrive. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Security companies are busy equipping retail staff with skills to protect themselves from ram raiders. There's been more than 130 ram raids since May this year, with a Michael Hill jeweller store in Auckland hit for a third time earlier this week. Security Association Chief Executive, Gary Morrison, says there's been a significant increase in businesses registering for security training. He told Tim Dower they're trying to find additional staff to conduct the training. Morrison says Covid has had a huge impact on the security industry, like most other business they are crying out for staff. LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of Outdoor Journal Radio, Angelo is solo in the studio but is joined by two very special guests to break down the recent cheating scandal in the Lake Erie Walleye Trail.First, however, some brief housekeeping was in order. Topics discussed include: 500km walleye journeys; fish-finding dogs; getting your tent ransacked; and sea-run brookies.With those matters out of the way, Ang is joined by one-half of the LEWT Team of the Year, Steve Hendricks, to talk about his first-hand experience with the recent cheating scandal. Topics discussed include: how he knew his competitors were cheating; looking back on second-place finishes; whether this was the first time; the reaction of the other LEWT anglers; avoiding fights; caging fish in reeds; how to stop future cheating; and winning Team of the Year.Next, Ang calls up good friend and famed tournament director, Andy Pallotta, to get his take on the matter. Topics discussed include: introducing polygraphs to fishing tournaments; what LEWT should have done differently; what happens to cheaters in the CSFL; breaking rules vs. cheating; social media's role; Pro v. Semi-Pro; how the tournament industry will adapt; putting competitors on the same boat; and banning LiveScope.To end the show, Ang revisits one of his most memorable interviews in Outdoor Journal Radio history and replays his conversation with Gary Morrison, who was just days removed from cheating in the 2002 Great Ontario Salmon Derby.  To never miss an episode of Outdoor Journal Radio, be sure to like, subscribe, and leave a review on your favourite podcast app!More from Angelo and Pete:► WEBSITE► FACEBOOK► INSTAGRAM► YOUTUBE

Demand for security at retailers is growing amid a series of recent smash and grabs. The eight masked youths who carried out a daylight attack on a jewellery store at St Luke's Mall in Auckland are still yet to be found. Police are appealing for information and any video footage. New Zealand Security Association chief executive Gary Morrison spoke to Susie Ferguson.

Calls to tighten the security at sporting events.There have been recent pitch invasions at Super Rugby games, every All Blacks vs Ireland test and at the Warriors' homecoming.In Australia, there's a mandatory fine of $5,000 for unruly behaviour.Security Association CEO Gary Morrison told Tim Dower something like that needs to be imposed here.He'd like to see penalties and long-term stadium bans put in place.LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Police are continuing to investigate a violent attack at the Hamilton Kmart amid growing concerns thieves are getting more brazen and aggressive. A video on social media shows two women who appear to be leaving the store without paying for handfuls of goods attacking security guards. One is pulling a female security worker's hair and refuses to let go - while another woman is lunging at bystanders and workers with what appears to be kitchen tongs. A male member of the public is trying to get the attacking woman to let go of the security guard. Gary Morrison is chief executive of the New Zealand Security Association. He talks to Lisa Owen.

On today's show, Mike Pearson filled in for Mike Adams.  Mike's guest included Director of Public Affairs for the Iowa Soybean Association Michael Dolch, Arlen Suderman with Stone X, Gary Morrison with Urner Barry on the retail meat demand and a harvest update with Nebraska farmer, Don Batie.  

Positive Connections Radio: E-59: Debriefing with my Chief: Former Carlsbad Police Chief Gary Morrison. I am honored to have this connection with my former Police Chief Gary Morrison. Nine and a half years ago he found out how dark my path of addiction had taken me and stood before the media to announce the criminal investigation, my arrest, and my subsequent termination as a police officer for the City of Carlsbad, California. Recovery and positive directions have granted me the freedom from the bonds of addiction and mental health issues and the opportunity to share my experience, strength and hope with others. I never expected to make this connection with Chief Morrison, and I am deeply grateful. www.MentalHealthNewsRadioNetwork.comwww.positiveconnectionsradio.com

In this episode of The Drift Zone at Fair Day 2021, we catch up with the inspirational Dr Gary Morrison, speaking on behalf of the Shine A Light Support Group andThe Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia. As youré listening to this episode, you can also go to www.prostate.org.au and find out more about The Shine A Light Support Group. MUSIC -Dawnlight - Helmut SchenkerIridescence - Megan Wofford

Gary Morrison, Founder & Chief Operating Officer of Battle River Brewing, and his 4 close friends sought out to revitalize downtown Toms River with the addition of a craft brewery that pays homage to the symbolism of rebuilding underserved areas. Together, they transformed a 100-year-old building into a modern hotspot that still carries the character of the town’s history. Building a brewery in a historic part of town takes a village. Tune in to hear how Gary and his team created a desirable and successful brewery that serves as the go-to spot for many locals and tourists alike. Learn more about Battle River Brewing by heading to their website or checking them out on social media: https://www.facebook.com/battleriverbrewing/https://www.instagram.com/battleriverbrewing/

A First Security guard at a managed isolation facility has been suspended after a privacy breach at the weekend. The guard, who was on shift at Auckland's Sheraton Four Points Hotel, sent a snapchat message to a private group with the personal details of 27 returnees on Saturday. The Minister for Managed Isolation and Quarantine Megan Woods told us earlier she found out about the breach on Sunday and it was unacceptable. First Security has declined to be interviewed tonight but in a statement says it is disappointed with the 'misguided actions of one individual.' It says it apologises to those affected and says a full investigation is underway. Gary Morrison is the chief executive of the NZ Security Association and joins Lisa Owen to discuss the issue.

With 30,000 more people on the jobseeker benefit in just four weeks, the government is ramping up its efforts to get people who have found themselves out of work into jobs. The Social Development Minister, Carmel Sepuloni, has launched a new website to match them up more quickly with employers with vacancies. The Security Association is one of those already advertising on the site and its chief executive, Gary Morrison, told RNZ social issues reporter, Sarah Robson, they're actively recruting more staff.

This week Laura interviews a full cast of characters. We have Russ Whitman, Russ Barton, Jamie Chadwick, and Gary Morrison on the show this week to discuss Urner Barry's Global Protein Summit. Our inaugural event was immensely successful and we want to thank all of you who helped make it happen!

This week we cover the import volumes of shrimp into the U.S., trends in consumer purchasing, demand levels, and more.

Matt Schoenfeldt and Gary Morrison discuss some 2020 poll numbers but spend the bulk of the show discussing the value of work. Conservativism is more than issues of the day, it is about valuing people and the work they do. Follow us on Twitter @SatiristPod and subscribe to us on iTunes. Please share this show with your friends, enemies, and random strangers! SatiristPod Site Link: http://satiristpod.libsyn.com/ Show Notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GP4Sa8px560BjoQ66yfD7mIS6KqcH2Vu0KYRKWYQxLY/edit?usp=sharing

Matt Schoenfeldt and Gary Morrison live from Korea (well one of us) discuss North Korean Summit, Cohen testimony, Born Alive Bill, Indian/Pakistan tensions, and the Chicago Mayoral race. Follow us on Twitter @SatiristPod and subscribe to us on iTunes. Please share this show with your friends, enemies, and random strangers! Show Notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Sh2OhCTMKdwzVFDFQu9a0-QhvQVTgVMuVJXHND1x9iM/edit?usp=sharing

Matt Schoenfeldt and Gary Morrison explore the important of First Principles. The ones we highlight are  freedom, truth, fallibility of fan, justice, service, and community. Follow us on Twitter @SatiristPod and subscribe to us on iTunes. Please share this show with your friends, enemies, and random strangers! Show Notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/17LoxgPCPq4PpPWUhAEh5ZUA5To-Itpoz7ETUeeBSgs4/edit?usp=sharing

Matt Schoenfeldt and Gary Morrison explore how the Left is racing down the path of crazy, as we explore some of the nuttiest parts of the #GND and stances of Democratic #2020 candidates. Follow us on Twitter @SatiristPod and subscribe to us on iTunes. Please share this show with your friends, enemies, and random strangers!

Matt Schoenfeldt and Gary Morrison look at seven solutions to reduce costs of healthcare that follow these principles: we want coverage for as many people as possible, at the best possible rate, through private insurance options, and that people can tailor to their individual needs; without compromising quality of care. Follow us on Twitter @SatiristPod and subscribe to us on iTunes. Please share this show with your friends, enemies, and random strangers!

Matt Schoenfeldt and Gary Morrison, take on the all-out assault on religion in this country. #1stAmendment #FreedomOfReligion: Religious tests now seem en vouge for Liberals and #Media is complicit. Follow us on Twitter @SatiristPod and subscribe to us on iTunes. Please share this show with your friends, enemies, and random strangers!

Matt Schoenfeldt and Gary Morrison, in honor of the March For Life, discuss abortion. It gets a bit heated, it helped Gary realize that he may need to go back to look at when he believes life begins and made me realize I am lucky to have any friends at all. This topic makes people uncomfortable to talk about, but it is an important issue. Open to hate mail I might receive for this episode. Follow us on Twitter @SatiristPod and subscribe to us on iTunes. Please share this show with your friends, enemies, and random strangers! Show Notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1rtAKKTmOLFa6bGv2xPO6Fws56fMnMMbhvSf7QevEBm8/edit?usp=sharing

Matt Schoenfeldt and Gary Morrison discuss the Liberal arguments against “The Wall” and help expose their real purpose, which is have an open borders country. We also use Jim Geraghty’s article in his Morning Jolt to expose some of the very radical ideas in the “Green New Deal,” that so many Democrats are smitten with. Follow us on Twitter @SatiristPod and subscribe to us on iTunes. Please share this show with your friends, enemies, and random strangers! Show Notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1neMkMq4XMUI2PLkPSJKr-0X16vXUyAMa1XcCVO6PalA/edit?usp=sharing

Matt Schoenfeldt and Gary Morrison discuss Mitt Romney’s OPED and the new House Democratic agenda. The “Onion” segment highlights more media delusion and even dogs become subject to political correctness.   Follow us on Twitter @SatiristPod and subscribe to us on iTunes. Please share this show with your friends, enemies, and random strangers!

Matt Schoenfeldt and Gary Morrison take a deep dive into #Syria. What forces are there, how we got involved, regional context, possible paths, consequences, #ISIS, #Congress and #POTUS rolls, and much more. We also briefly hit on the latest with the #Wall. Follow us on Twitter @SatiristPod and subscribe to us on iTunes. Please share this show with your friends, enemies, and random strangers! Show Notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1O-HUDsAOfR-odorxDFGttMpVT2rIBl1jHSYEALeP3hk/edit?usp=sharing

Matt Schoenfeld and Gary Morrison go all things #Trump. We are way past the honorable man standard but that does not mean Trump has done anything disqualifying for the Presidency. #Resist the temptation to buy the collusion hype for unrelated “trumped up” charges against others. Show Notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mWreRLPcjYmORHWkTFzvEaELYaFN2flIH41KvqH81LA/edit?usp=sharing

Matt Schoenfeld and Gary Morrison discuss a new program that teaches itself, Trump’s AG and UN picks, and review an interesting @AEI chart depicting G20 GDP. Follow us on Twitter @SatiristPod and subscribe to us on iTunes. Show Notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZchOIVMPhqQrH4-OqrH0jd0lMOq7sqAsqaq9siGmrTY/edit?usp=sharing

In this week's segment, Urner Barry boxed beef brainiac Gary Morrison takes a look at how we can expect the holiday season to impact the prices and supply in his market

Gary Morrison and Matt Schoenfeldt take on the idea of abolishing the Electoral College and the Senate. They look at both the 12th and 17th Amendments, the ‘Blue Wall’, and what if Hillary was VP. We open the show with our “Can You Smell the Onion?” segment. Show Notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1W6iKnQBSmgar137jXXigJj5GQp_1UzEDaK23FWVjXUs/edit?usp=sharing

In this week’s segment of the Weekly Market Digest podcast, host Laura Zinger and Market Reporter Gary Morrison discuss the state of the beef market. Increased exports year over year, competing proteins, and steady demand are important pieces to the meat puzzle and covered in this short podcast.

Gary Morrison and Matt Schoenfeldt both open up about their memories of 9/11 and the impact it had on their lives respectively. In a rare moment, Matt recounts some of his memories in Iraq questioning terrorists he had captured in fighting. The guys open the show with “Can you smell the Onion,” and then discuss Paid Family Leave. Strangely Matt and Gary broadly agree on possible solutions. Contact us through e-mail SatiristPod@gmail.com, follow us on Twitter @SatirstPod and subscribe to us on iTunes.

Matt Schoenfeldt and Gary Morrison do their traditional “Can you smell the Onion?” segment. Then they talk in detail about the farm bill. During the discussion they cover three suggestions for it; work requirements for food stamps, farm subsidies, and Obama era ‘Clean Water Rule’. They wrap up the show with a story from the Kavaugh hearings that Gary found humorous for its ill humor.

Matt Schoenfeldt and Gary Morrison finally talk about Trump in regard to Mannfort/Cohen and his success in recent trade deals. They also talk about the confirmation hearings for Judge Kavanaugh. This week’s “Can you Smell the Onion?” gets a bit frisky. Please subscribe to us on iTunes, follow us on Twitter @SatiristPod, and send comments to SatiristPod@gmail.com.

Matt Schoenfeldt and Gary Morrison continue their special edition series, this time with Contemporary Top 5 Heroes of the Left. We take on Elizabeth Warren, Bowe Bergdahl, Julian Assange, Chelsea Manning, and Edward Snowden and expose them for who they are (no that is not a Bradley to Chelsea joke).

Matt Schoenfeldt and Gary Morrison in a special edition show, take on “heroes of the left” top 10 monsters. See if you had heard of more of these and knew more than Gary did about them. We will have a midweek release of a bonus top 5 contemporary leftist heroes. Please send comments to SatiristPod@gmail.com, follow us on Twitter @SatiristPod and subscribe to us on iTunes.

In a rare news analysis show, Matt Schoenfeldt and Gary Morrison take on an especially crazy news week and provide their thoughts on Space Force, Michael Avenatti, SEN Nelson, and the New Mexico terror camp. Send comments to SatiristPod@gmail.com and follow us on Twitter @SatiristPod.

I know it is not tax season but anytime is a good time to bring up the joys of the IRS. Grab anything with alcohol in it and join Matt Schoenfeldt and Gary Morrison for the 10th Amendment Revolt dedicated to Title 26: IRS, because the IRS is taxing that too! Subscribe to us on iTunes and follow us on Twitter @SatiristPod.

Matt Schoenfeldt and Gary Morrison take on three odd and funny stories this week for “Can you smell the Onion?”. Matt finally heed Gary’s plea to talk about tariffs and we delay our 10th Amendment Revolt for a midweek release. Comment to SatiristPod@gmail.com or join us on Twitter @SatiristPod. Subscribe to us on iTunes.

E10: Matt Schoenfeldt and Gary Morrison take another whiff of “The Onion”, examine the “Cobra Effect”, and the FISA courts. Keep an ear out for a midweek release of this week’s 10th Amendment Revolt segment, working on Gary one week at a time. Contact us at SatiristPod@gmail.com or on Twitter @SatiristPod.

Matt Schoenfeldt and Gary Morrison try out a new segment “Can you smell the onion?”  They also take on many of the recent Supreme Court decisions.  Watch Gary discover what he thinks the role of the Court should be and is tested on a bit of Supreme Court 101.  Listeners really need to stick around for that segment, very insightful to hear Gary formulate opinions on the Court for the first time.  Send comments to SatiristPod@gmail.com and follow us on twitter @SatiristPod. 

Co-hosts Matt Schoenfeldt and Gary Morrison take on Immigration, NAFTA, and US withdrawal from UNHRC. Contact us on Twitter @SatiristPod or e-mail at SatiristPod@gmail.com.

Gary Morrison and Matt Schoenfeldt take a look at loss of local newspapers, the messianic coverage of Obama, and the tariffs on steel and aluminum.