Podcast appearances and mentions of Gary Parsons

Scaling a business is exciting - but what happens when success comes at a cost?James Mulvany, founder of Podcast.co, MatchMaker.fm, and Radio.co, has built multiple successful tech companies, employing a global team of 50. But behind the rapid growth, there's a side of leadership that rarely gets talked about.In this episode of Leaders in Disguise, James and host Gary Parsons get real about:-The loneliness of leadership and how scaling a company changes relationships-The emotional toll of losing a major client deal and how he rebuilt confidence-Navigating personal loss while keeping a business afloat-The pressures of responsibility—when an entire team relies on you-Why many tech leaders struggle with isolation and burnout - and how to break the cycleThis episode is for entrepreneurs, founders, and leaders who feel like they're carrying the weight of success alone. If you've ever questioned whether the pressure is worth it - this one's for you.Listen now and join the conversation.Don't forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share with a leader who needs to hear this.

As we head into the holidays and prepare for 2025, Gary Parsons reflects on an incredible first year of Leaders in Disguise. In this special Christmas bonus episode, Gary shares his gratitude for your support, reflects on the podcast's purpose of breaking the stigma around mental health and wellbeing in leadership, and gives a sneak peek at what's coming in Season 2, launching on 3rd February 2025. Plus, Gary reads a heartfelt Christmas poem that captures the essence of prioritising ourselves as leaders while supporting those we lead. Whether you're a long-time listener or just discovering the podcast, this holiday message is a reminder to pause, reflect, and prioritise your own wellbeing this season. What You'll Hear in This Episode: Gary's reflections on launching Leaders in Disguise during Mental Health Awareness Week 2024 Gratitude for the overwhelming support from listeners and how this podcast has grown into a movement A Christmas poem written by Gary (with a little help from AI!) to inspire leaders during the holidays A reminder of the purpose of Leaders in Disguise – breaking the stigma of leadership and mental health Exciting updates on the upcoming Season 2, launching 3rd February 2025 Ways you can get involved, including sharing your favourite episodes, suggesting guests or topics, and supporting the podcast's mission Calls to Action: Share your favourite Leaders in Disguise episode on social media to help spread the message. Suggest topics or leaders you'd like to see featured in Season 2 via hello@leadersindisguise.com Follow Leaders in Disguise on your favourite podcast platform and leave a review to help others discover the show. Stay tuned for details about the upcoming crowdfunder to support the podcast's mission and growth. Links and Resources: Follow Gary on LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/garyparsonsuk Stay up to date on Season 2 and the crowdfunder: leadersindisguise.com

In this powerful episode of Leaders in Disguise, host Gary Parsons welcomes Dr Sona Kaur, an inspiring leader in clinical psychology, successful business owner, and passionate advocate for neurodivergent individuals. Dr Kaur shares her personal and professional journey, offering profound insights into overcoming cultural barriers, managing ADHD, and thriving as a leader. Key Discussion Points: Dr Kaur's journey into clinical psychology and leadership at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery. How ADHD shaped her perspective and leadership style, and why she calls it her “superpower.” The cultural and societal pressures she faced as a South Asian woman pursuing unconventional goals. The transformative work Dr Kaur is doing through her children's home, creating a safe and therapeutic environment for vulnerable young people. Challenges of burnout as a business owner and clinician, and strategies for maintaining wellbeing. Practical steps leaders can take to create inclusive workplaces that empower neurodivergent individuals. Dr Kaur's candid discussion sheds light on the importance of self-awareness, authentic leadership, and the value of embracing differences. Whether you're a leader, neurodivergent individual, or someone supporting others, this episode is filled with inspiration and actionable advice. Connect with Dr Sona Kaur: LinkedIn: Dr Sona Kaur Instagram: @serenity_drkaur

In this powerful episode of Leaders in Disguise, podcast host Gary Parsons welcomes Jon Coogan, a resilient leader whose journey within the police force has been marked by personal loss and immense professional responsibility. Jon's story is one of strength, perseverance, and the ability to find purpose despite overwhelming challenges. Join us as Jon shares how his role in the police force shaped his approach to leadership and resilience. From managing high-stakes situations to supporting his team under intense pressure, Jon's insights highlight the importance of maintaining mental health, even in the most demanding environments. He opens up about the personal tragedies that deeply impacted him, including the loss of his younger brother and stepfather, and the profound lessons he's learned about grief, self-care, and mental wellbeing. This episode offers an honest look into how leaders can navigate both personal and professional adversities, bringing authenticity and compassion to their roles. It's a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of leadership, resilience, and mental health—especially those who face similar struggles in high-pressure careers. Key Points:• ​Jon's journey from the financial sector to a leadership role in the police force• ​How police work impacted Jon's perspective on resilience and mental health• ​The personal losses Jon faced and how he managed his grief while leading his team• ​Jon's advice for leaders on supporting their teams while prioritising their own wellbeing• ​The role of exercise and community in Jon's healing and coping process• ​Insights into creating a psychologically safe workplace and encouraging open conversations around mental health Connect with Leaders in Disguise:• ​Listen to previous episodes and explore more stories on resilience and leadership.• ​Follow Leaders in Disguise on social media for more updates and highlights from this episode - @LeadersDisguise About Gary Parsons: Gary Parsons is a podcast host, leadership mental health advocate, and professional speaker dedicated to helping leaders prioritise their wellbeing. Through Leaders in Disguise, he brings real stories of resilience to the forefront, breaking the stigma around mental health and encouraging leaders to lead with vulnerability. Tune in to hear Jon Coogan's incredible story of balancing his career in the police force with personal loss and resilience, and find inspiration for your own leadership journey.

In this powerful episode of Leaders in Disguise, Gary Parsons welcomes Heather McLellan, a seasoned expert in occupational health and a mentor to small business owners, to share her personal and professional journey. Heather has spent over three decades guiding others through the challenges of maintaining wellbeing in demanding careers. But today, she opens up about her own battles with health, the struggle of balancing work and personal resilience, and the painful realisations she faced when support wasn't as forthcoming as expected. Together, Heather and Gary delve into the unspoken struggles of leaders, discussing the blurred boundaries that can occur during times of vulnerability, the challenges of rebuilding trust, and the vital role of setting boundaries as a leader. Heather's insights come from both her extensive background in occupational health and her own lived experiences, making this a conversation filled with authenticity and invaluable lessons for any leader striving to find balance. Key Takeaways: Heather's journey from occupational health to mentoring small business owners and how her own health crisis reshaped her approach. The importance of setting boundaries in leadership and the difficult realisations that come when support systems fall short. How leaders can rebuild trust and resilience, even after facing betrayal or disappointment in the workplace. Practical insights on how to prepare for unexpected health challenges and protect mental wellbeing. Why vulnerability in leadership isn't just about being open - it's about creating sustainable support systems. Episode Highlights: Heather's personal journey and her evolution from occupational health to supporting small business owners. Insights into resilience, from proactively planning for health-related absences to creating a culture of support within a team. Heather's advice for leaders on balancing personal vulnerability with professional expectations. About Heather McLellan: Heather McLellan is a mentor for small business owners and a professional with extensive experience in occupational health and vocational rehabilitation. With a background in supporting individuals in high-demand roles, Heather's work focuses on helping leaders prepare for and manage their wellbeing, balancing professional commitments with personal health. Connect with Heather McLellan: LinkedIn: Heather McLellan on LinkedIn Connect with Gary Parsons: Website: garyparsons.uk LinkedIn: Gary Parsons on LinkedIn Leaders in Disguise is a production of Gary Parsons UK Limited. Production Lead is Darren Dunn.

In this compelling episode of Leaders in Disguise, host Gary Parsons speaks with entrepreneur Chris London, who bravely shares his experience of surviving 15 years of domestic abuse. As part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Chris opens up about the predominantly verbal abuse he endured from his ex-partner and how he managed to escape a toxic situation. During that time, Chris didn't just survive—he thrived. By starting a side business while still in the abusive relationship, Chris built a venture that has billed over £500,000 to date. He also went on to found 22:22 Marketing, a successful social media marketing agency. This episode is more than just a business success story; it's about resilience, breaking the silence, and finding the courage to speak out as a male victim of domestic abuse. Chris's story will inspire anyone who feels trapped by their circumstances to reclaim their power and build something better. In this episode, you'll learn: ​The unspoken reality of female-to-male domestic abuse and its mental health toll on men ​How Chris overcame years of abuse and channelled his energy into starting a successful business ​Why speaking out about abuse is crucial, especially for men facing stigma ​Practical tips for balancing mental health and business growth, even in challenging circumstances If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic abuse, please reach out to support services like the ManKind Initiative (HELPLINE 0808 800 1170) or another local helpline. Important Credits: ​Guest: Chris London, 22:22 Marketing ​Host: Gary Parsons, ​Production: Darren Dunn Make sure to subscribe to the Leaders in Disguise podcast for more stories of leadership, resilience, and mental health.

In this exclusive episode of Leaders in Disguise, Gary Parsons speaks with Rob Spence, founder of Paragon Sales Solutions, who transformed his life from starting a business with just £300 to leading an award-winning company, recognised as the 2024 Business of the Year. But Rob's story doesn't just highlight his professional success—it delves into his raw and real experiences with mental health challenges, including battling depression and surviving suicide attempts. Together, Rob and Gary explore the hidden side of leadership—the masks leaders often wear, the pressures of presenting confidence in sales, and the mental toll of running a business. Rob opens up about how he navigated these personal struggles while building his thriving company and shares invaluable advice for leaders on balancing success with wellbeing. If you've ever wondered how to stay resilient in the face of adversity, this is an episode you won't want to miss. Key Takeaways: Rob's incredible story of founding Paragon Sales Solutions with just £300 and growing it into an award-winning business. The impact of Rob's mental health struggles on his journey, including overcoming depression and suicide attempts. How leaders and sales professionals can balance wearing the “mask” of confidence with their personal challenges. Practical strategies for overcoming imposter syndrome, building self-confidence in sales, and handling rejection. Insights on creating a resilient company culture that supports mental health. About Rob Spence: Rob Spence is the founder of Paragon Sales Solutions, a Leicester-based sales agency providing outsourced sales, training, and consultancy. Rob has built a successful company from scratch, recently winning Business of the Year at the 2024 Business Success Awards. Beyond his business accomplishments, Rob is a passionate mental health advocate, using his platform to raise awareness about mental health challenges in the business world. Credits - Rob Spence, Guest - Gary Parsons, Host - Darren Dunn, Production Leaders in Disguise is a Gary Parsons UK Ltd production.

In this insightful episode, Gary Parsons interviews Marc Rowley, an IT leader, educator, and mental resilience professional, who opens up about his experiences with neurodiversity, leadership, and mental health. Episode Highlights: Marc Rowley's Background: Often described as a "Swiss army knife," Marc shares how his journey with dyslexia and ADHD led him to a successful career in IT, leadership, and eventually becoming a university lecturer teaching an MSc in Leadership and Management. Leadership and Ethical Challenges: Marc discusses the impact of encountering authoritarian and narcissistic leadership styles and emphasizes the importance of leading with empathy, humility, and respect. Overcoming a Mental Health Crisis: Marc bravely recounts a period when he was bed-bound for three months due to burnout and suicidal thoughts. He describes how a moment with his young daughter helped him break free from his darkest thoughts. Mental Resilience and Self-Care: Marc stresses the need for leaders to practice self-care and build mental resilience. He shares his coping mechanisms, such as meditation and engaging in hobbies, that have helped him maintain his wellbeing. Addressing the Stigma Around Mental Health: Marc talks about the ongoing stigma, particularly among male leaders, regarding mental health discussions. He advocates for more openness and support within leadership roles. Advice for Leaders: Marc advises leaders to focus on breathing techniques, strive to be the best version of themselves, and use grounding exercises to break negative thought patterns. Show Credits: Guest: Marc Rowley, IT Leader, Educator, and Mental Resilience Professional Host: Gary Parsons, The Positivity Pathfinder Production: Darren Dunn, Audio/Visual/Editor Visit Gary Parsons' Official Website for more information on upcoming episodes and guest participation.

In this episode, Gary Parsons sits down with Linda Burt, a leader working at Director level in a pressured payroll industry.Linda's been diagnosed with ADHD and Autism. She talks about her experience pre and post diagnosis, as well as the time she was signed off work with burnout and high levels of anxiety.This is a great episode for leaders who mask their neurodivergent minds, feel guilty when talking time off and need to hear a reassuring voice that people are available to support them.Episode Highlights​Introduction to Linda's Journey​ADHD/Autism Diagnosis​TV Production during Covid​How burnout can easily affect us all Show Credits:​Guest: Linda Burt​Host: Gary Parsons​Production: Darren Dunn
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In this episode, Gary Parsons sits down with Rebecca (Becky) Brown of SimpliciB, formerly a Process Improvement Expert, and now working with leaders and employees on food education They discuss the connection between food and mental health, with Becky opening up on how she first started changing her own diet during the global pandemic and diagnosis of Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), alongside PTSD after a traumatic event. Episode Highlights Introduction to Rebecca's Journey Food and Mood Connection Social Media Influence Resilience and Recovery Nutrition as a Pathway to Mental Health Recovery Show Credits: Guest: Rebecca (Becky) Brown Host: Gary Parsons Production: Darren Dunn Join our Patreon Account for exclusive updates and advocate community for information on upcoming episodes and guest participation.

In this episode, Gary Parsons sits down with Peter Marples, former owner and shareholder of Derby County Football Club, multi-millionaire businessman, and former owner of 3aaa's Apprenticeships Provider. They discuss Peter's dynamic career, touching on the highs and lows of his business ventures, the emotional impact of selling his first business, and his ongoing efforts to innovate and support the community. Episode Highlights Introduction and Personal Life: Peter shares updates on his personal and business life, including his work in alternative divorce solutions, property ventures, and new business ideas. The Concept Behind Alternative Divorce: Inspired by his own challenging divorce, Peter co-founded a fixed-price divorce service to simplify and reduce the stress of the process. Building and Selling Businesses: Insights into Peter's approach to identifying opportunities, building businesses, and the emotional aftermath of selling them. Mental Health and Resilience: Peter opens up about his mental health struggles, particularly after selling his first business, and the importance of resilience and support systems. Owning Derby County Football Club: The journey of buying Derby County, leading it to the Premier League, and the eventual sale to an American consortium. 3aaa's Apprenticeships: The growth of 3aaa's, its innovative approach to apprenticeships, and the unexpected closure that still remains a mystery to Peter. Current Legal Challenges: A brief on the ongoing legal case against the Department for Education regarding a blocked sale of 3aaa's in 2016. Legacy and Future Plans: Peter's vision for future projects, including supporting young people through foundations and fostering resilience. Show Credits: Guest: Peter Marples Host: Gary Parsons Production: Darren Dunn Visit Gary Parsons' Official Website for information on upcoming episodes and guest participation.

Join us as we dive into the inspiring journey of Claire Hancott, a finance professional who navigated early success and severe challenges. Learn how she transformed her career from corporate finance to helping business owners thrive. Episode Highlights: 0:00 - 1:10: Introduction by Gary Parsons 1:11 - 4:30: Claire Hancott's early career and rapid ascent 4:31 - 10:05: Challenges and pressures of early success 10:06 - 15:40: Navigating mental health and wellbeing 15:41 - 20:50: Turning challenges into opportunities 20:51 - 25:30: Current role and helping business owners 25:31 - 30:00: Advice for aspiring leaders and final thoughts Guest Bio: Claire Hancott is a finance professional with extensive experience in buying, growing, and selling businesses. At 30, she became a finance director of a global distributor and now helps business owners through her company, Profit Cash Growth. Important Credits: Guest: Claire Hancott, Profit Cash Growth Ltd Host: Gary Parsons, Leadership Mental Health Advocate and Inspirational Speaker Production: Darren Dunn (Visual/Editor) & Pete Allen (Audio) Useful Resources: Recognising Signs of Burnout Previous Episode on Gambling in Business Call to Action: Enjoyed the episode? Don't forget to subscribe, leave a review, and follow us on Twitter and Instagram - Search either @GaryParsons or @LeadersDisguise

In this episode of Leaders in Disguise, host Gary Parsons interviews Trent Peak, co-founder of We Are Fulfillment, about his journey through severe gambling addiction to becoming a successful entrepreneur. Trent openly discusses his struggles with gambling, the financial and emotional toll it took, and how he overcame these challenges. The conversation also explores the intricacies of running a third-party logistics company and the importance of mental health and wellbeing in leadership. Episode Highlights: Introduction by Gary Parsons Trent's early career and entry into gambling The downward spiral of gambling addiction The turning point and seeking help Founding We Are Fulfillment and building the business Balancing business with personal wellbeing Future plans and advice for aspiring entrepreneurs Important Note: Please be kind to our guests. They share their brave and vulnerable stories in a world where stigma still exists. Join us in celebrating their achievements! *** Please contact GamCare, the leading provider of information, advice and support if you or anyone you know is affected by gambling harms - Available 24/7 via 0808 8020 133 or visit their website at GamCare. Important Credits Guest: Trent Peak, co-founder of We Are Fulfillment Host: Gary Parsons, Leadership Mental Health Advocate and Inspirational Speaker Production: Darren Dunn Visit: Gary Parsons' Official Website for more information on upcoming episodes and guest participation.

In this debut episode of Leaders in Disguise, Leadership Mental Health Advocate and Inspirational Speaker Gary Parsons steps into the guest seat. Sarah Gatford, The Positivity Pathfinder, hosts the discussion, exploring resilience and mental health management for leaders. Gary shares his personal journey with Bell's Palsy, the pressures of leadership, and the importance of self-care and authenticity. Episode Highlights: 00:00 Trailer: Introduction of special host Sarah Gatford and guest Gary Parsons. 01:40 Behind the Name: Delving into 'Leaders in Disguise', the concept of 'The Mirror', and the importance of reflection. 05:50 In Memory of Farah Khaleck: Discussing self-care and the inspiration to unmask in 2021. 06:57 Vulnerability: Challenging societal expectations and the stigma associated with 'weakness' by embracing authenticity. 09:30 Recovery from Bell's Palsy: The roles of masks, armour, and the path to self-esteem and confidence. 12:05 Leadership Journey: Balancing life and work while navigating the challenges of business hyper-growth. 14:42 Revisiting Self-Care: Prioritising 'Gary the Person' over 'Gary the Leader'. 17:22 Lifting the Mask: The pressures of business, seeking professional support, and entrepreneurial traits. 23:34 Moment of Change: Reflecting on the transformation in Gary's life and embracing freedom. 24:45 Redefining Failure: Changing mindsets, featuring Sarah's "Plot Twist" approach and Gary's early business experiences. 32:20 SME Mental Health: Addressing mental health and wellbeing challenges in the SME business community. 40:55 Culture Shift: Encouraging open conversations and self-reflection. 49:15 Self-Care Tips: Battling the "stupid voice" and embracing affirmations. 53:45 Pinch Yourself Moments: Reflecting on gratitude and wrapping up the episode. 56:30 How to Be a Guest: Information on how to be a guest on the Leaders in Disguise podcast. Useful Resources: Quote: “Success is not final; failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts" - Winston Churchill. Book Recommendation: The Life-Changing Magic of Not Giving a F**k by Sarah Knight. Watch on Netflix: The Subtle Art of Not Giving a #@%! by Mark Manson. Research Highlight: 72% of founders report that their role has impacted their mental health, according to Startup Snapshot (April 2023). Show Credits: Special Guest: Gary Parsons, Leadership Mental Health Advocate and Inspirational Speaker Special Host: Sarah Gatford, The Positivity Pathfinder Production: Darren Dunn, Audio/Visual/Editor Visit Gary Parsons' Official Website for information on upcoming episodes and guest participation.

In this compelling episode of Leaders in Disguise, Gary Parsons sits down with the inspirational Lee Marples, co-founder of Think3, a marketing and creative agency. Lee shares his journey from the abrupt closure of a major company where he served as Finance and Commercial Director, to his struggles with anxiety and a mini-stroke, and finally to his success in founding and growing Think3. Lee's story is one of resilience, mental health awareness, and the power of vulnerability in leadership. Episode Highlights: Lee's early career in finance and transition to marketing The sudden collapse of his former company and its impact Coping with anxiety and the emotional toll of professional setbacks Founding Think3 and the challenges of starting a business during a pandemic Overcoming a mini-stroke and the importance of mental health in business Building a supportive workplace culture and personal resilience Important Note: Please be kind to our guests as they share their brave and vulnerable stories in a world where stigma still exists. Join us in celebrating their achievements! *** If you or anyone you know is affected by mental health issues, please seek professional help or contact mental health support organizations for assistance. Important Credits Guest: Lee Marples, co-founder of Think3 Host: Gary Parsons, Leadership Mental Health Advocate and Inspirational Speaker Production: Darren Dunn (Audio/Visual/Editor) Contact Information: Gary Parsons: Visit Gary Parsons' Official Website for more information on upcoming episodes and guest participation.

Leaders in Disguise is a ground-breaking podcast dedicated to breaking the stigma surrounding mental health and wellbeing, particularly within the entrepreneurial and SME leadership community. Each fortnightly episode delves into the hidden struggles of successful leaders who, on the surface, appear to have it all together but have battled mental health challenges behind the scenes. The podcast serves as a platform for leaders to share their personal journeys, uncovering the realities of what it takes to succeed while managing mental health issues. By sharing these untold stories, the aim is to normalise the conversation around mental health, encourage others to seek support, and offer solace and inspiration to those facing similar challenges.

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Keith Kavajecz and Gary Parsons were testing three Berkley Flicker Minnows during a tournament. Dan Spengler gave them 2 Flicker Minnows and 1 Flicker Mistake that actually ended up winning the tournament! Here's Keith's story! #ittoutdoors #FlickerMinnow #PureFishing #WalleyeFishing #Walleye

Dan Spengler is the Senior Project Manager and develops fishing lures for Berkley a division of Pure Fishing out of Spirit Lake Iowa. He worked with Gary Parsons, Korey Sprengel and other to develop the much talked about and now available everywhere...Money Badger!! #ittoutdoors #bassfishing #WalleyeFishing #bass #walleye #bassmaster

Dylan, William, and special guest David Annandale break down eccentric British horror movies dealing with paganism and the rural occult, like The Wicker Man and Witchfinder General. Featuring an interview with Gary Parsons, a filmmaker and film historian specializing in English witchcraft documentaries, who tells us about lesser-known witch flicks from the sixties and seventies, and explains the British counterculture's fascination with occultism at that time. We compare and contrast some surprisingly varied titles – involving skin-pilfering demons and undead bikers – while telling stories about the filmmakers, the time period, and generally exploring everything about these folking weird movies.  

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It's Episode #19 and this one's pretty special.  Another Fishing Podcast host, Greg Underdahl talks with walleye fishing icon, Gary Parsons about his start in competitive angling and what he sees for the future of the sport.  But that just scratches the surface here, folks.  This is a masterclass from one of the most accomplished professional fishermen in history.  Parsons spills the beans on what it took to reach the pinnacle of success, like the importance of properly marketing yourself.  Gary goes deep into his relationships with sponsors and describes the arduous process of building baits with the engineers at Berkley.  Parsons also pays homage to his longtime tournament partner, Keith Kavajecz and opens up about health issues impacting Gary's ability to compete.  But there's SO MUCH MORE!Sit back, crack open a cold one, and relax.  You're among friends.  This isn't another fishing podcast.  This is...Another Fishing Podcast!  Check Out The Next Bite Here: https://thenextbite.comSupport Angling Uploaded on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/anglinguploadedSubscribe to Angling Uploaded on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/anglinguploadedConnect with Angling Uploaded on Social Media:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/anglinguploadedInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/anglinguploaded

This week podcast hosted by Sean Price of Velez Managed Services is with Gary Parson Managing Director of Talk Staff. “All I need to know is the heartbeat of the organisation still strong”- Sean talking about the importance of positive communication from HR with all staff members. Today we hear everything about the full-service people agency inside and out. Starting with the very beginning, Gary packing up and moving 100 miles away from his home in Wales to England, Derbyshire and set up Talk Staff. Sean and Gary get into the remote working vs. office debate, which is better? Does it affect productivity levels? In today's episode we get into serious topics such as the war with depression, common with many business owners growing their business as Sean and Gary discuss the weight of running a successful business and how the achievement of the business has an indirect butterfly effect on the people in the business. Identifying majority of people's mental health has worsened throughout the pandemic, seeing many people clutching at virtual meetings to stay sane, Sean mentions how Velez Friday night drinks suddenly became a virtual event through Microsoft teams, because people missed the human interaction so much, he saw people being on a call from 4pm till as late as 2am. We also discuss about Tesla's Elon Musk announcing he has Asperges, discussing that many of the amazing entrepreneurs and businessmen and women may have mental disorders. We also get into the topic of a business culture, looking at the importance of your workplace being a positive environment regarding poor reviews left on glass door from ex-employees. Questioning whether it is a reflection of the business or if the individual had a bad experience.

Today, we meet the first characters in this story - Jimmy Blackmon and Gary Parsons. Hear about their first deployments and how the Kiowa played a role in their lives.Instagram: @Membersofsocietypodcasthttps://www.instagram.com/membersofsocietypodcast/Twitter: @MemberOSocietyhttps://twitter.com/MembersOSocietyEmail us at: MembersofSocietyPodcast@gmail.com

38-year old Chase Parsons has been one of the country’s best walleye fishermen since the day he turned pro. Of course, Chase is the son of the legendary Gary Parsons. Did Steve really ask Chase how big a part his mother played in his pro career? He answers that and a host of questions that we guarantee will make our listeners better at the sport of walleye fishing. Chase is a great guy and a terrific fisherman. We are joined by Gene Gilliland who is the Conservation Director for B.A.S.S. Gene is the newest inductee to the Bass Fishing Hall of Fame. Well deserved! Dan Johnston from St. Croix joins us to talk about line, leaders and terminal tackle. Good stuff!

Filmmaker Gary Parsons join me to talk about the infamous occultist Aleister Crowley. We are going to discuss what made Crowley a cult leader, but we are also going to detail the nuances in Crowley's life and what elements about him were total fabrication. Gary's website is here:http://thelemafilms.com/WEBSITE: https://www.dprogrammed.com/ SUBSCRIBE ON YOUTUBE: https://tinyurl.com/8z8nwsmz PODCAST IS ON RUMBLE: https://rumble.com/c/c-701673 AUDIO PODCAST LINKS:SPREAKER: https://tinyurl.com/camuh7ssiTunes: https://tinyurl.com/hz4frehkDeezer: https://tinyurl.com/w5cn8nx5Audible:https://tinyurl.com/5fmbntfxTuneIn: https://tinyurl.com/yam7nw6aGoogle Play: https://tinyurl.com/rhpmnx72JioSaavn: https://tinyurl.com/358r4vd2Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/yfap37tuStitcher: https://tinyurl.com/rkp854nvPodcast Addict: https://podcastaddict.com/podcast/3254633FOLLOW ON SOCIAL MEDIA: FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/deprogrammedEd/ FB GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/deprogrammingcults/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ageofcults/ MEDIUM: https://medium.com/@melissadawn_26279 PARLER: https://parler.com/profile/MelissaDawn/postsIntro Music from YouTube music archives.#thelema #aleistercrowley #occult

head over to https://www.manscaped.com/ and use the code: IFFTV to get 20% off and free shipping on all items. #Manscaped ManscapedPod Paul is joined by Gary Parsons from #Talesfromtheeaststand podcast to discuss the #ShamrockRovers season preview, including breaking down transfers outs/ins and re-signed players as well as #StephenBradley genius as Manager. Let us know your thoughts in the comments on anything we discussed and let us know how you think they will get on this season. #JackByrne #Manscaped #Manscapedpod #AaronMceneff #PicoLopes #DanMandroiu Find out more at https://ifftv-podcast.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

James and Chelsea finally keep their appointment with the ORIGINAL Wicker Man. This episode is sponsored by Hellofresh! Go to http://hellofresh.com/deadmeat90 and use code deadmeat90 to get $90 off including free shipping! SOURCES: Behind The Witchcraft Revival Of 1970s Britain, Something Curated https://somethingcurated.com/2019/02/12/behind-the-witchcraft-revival-of-1970s-britain/ Long arm of the lore: Robin Hardy on The Wicker Man by Vic Pratt, British Film Institute https://www2.bfi.org.uk/news-opinion/sight-sound-magazine/features/long-arm-lore-robin-hardy-wicker-man Occult filmmaker Gary Parsons on why 60s Britain was obsessed with witchcraft by Salome Baudino, Hero Magazine https://hero-magazine.com/article/72027/occult-filmmaker-gary-parsons-on-why-60s-britain-was-obsessed-with-witchcraft/ Communicating with the Dead: Can the Unknown be Regulated? by Kelly Buchanan, Library of Congress https://blogs.loc.gov/law/2017/10/  Secret Rites, dir. Derek Ford Midweek: Mary Whitehouse, BBC Archive Dead Meat Podcast ► http://deadmeatpod.libsyn.com/website Dead Meat on Social Media: Twitter ► https://twitter.com/deadmeatjames Instagram ► http://instagram.com/deadmeatjames Facebook ► https://www.facebook.com/deadmeatjames Discord ► https://discord.gg/GHazvA5 Chelsea Rebecca on Social Media: Twitter ► https://twitter.com/carebecc Instagram ► http://instagram.com/carebecc James A. Janisse on Social Media: Twitter ► https://twitter.com/jamesajanisse Instagram ► http://instagram.com/jamesajanisse Practical Folks (James and Chelsea's other channel): https://www.youtube.com/practicalfolks MUSIC!! "U Make Me Feel" by MK2

Occult filmmaker Gary Parson's is here to discuss Charles Manson in the movies. We go over what happened during the case of the Manson family and how Charles Manson has been portrayed in film and pop culture. Plus did Manson really deserve the lengthy life prison term he received?   Check out Gary's film here: https://vimeo.com/user39540574 Gary's website: http://www.thelemafilms.com/   THE PODCAST IS ON THE FRINGE FM SATURDAYS 1AM PST www.thefringe.fm RELEASED EVERY FRIDAY at www.dprogrammed.com FOR NOV DEC Every Tuesday and Friday starting 2021. KEEP THE PODCAST BUILDING ON YOUTUBE BY SUBSCRIBING: https://www.youtube.com/c/ESPExtrasensoryProduction   YOUTUBE LINK FOR THIS EPISODE: https://youtu.be/5cnZFHHiyyA   SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS PLEASE FOLLOW: DISCORD SERVER: https://discord.gg/Fevdd5Y FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/deprogrammedEd/ FB GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/deprogrammingcults/ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/deprogrammeded/ PARLER: https://parler.com/profile/MelissaDawn/posts MEDIUM: https://medium.com/@melissadawn_26279   Intro & Outro music Witchy Britches by Purple Planet www.purple-planet.com  

Occult filmmaker Gary Parson's is here to discuss Charles Manson in the movies. We go over what happened during the case of the Manson family and how Charles Manson has been portrayed in film and pop culture. Plus did Manson really deserve the lengthy life prison term he received?WEBSITE: https://www.dprogrammed.com/ SUBSCRIBE ON YOUTUBE: https://tinyurl.com/8z8nwsmz PODCAST IS ON RUMBLE: https://rumble.com/c/c-701673 AUDIO PODCAST LINKS:SPREAKER: https://tinyurl.com/camuh7ssiTunes: https://tinyurl.com/hz4frehkDeezer: https://tinyurl.com/w5cn8nx5Audible:https://tinyurl.com/5fmbntfxTuneIn: https://tinyurl.com/yam7nw6aGoogle Play: https://tinyurl.com/rhpmnx72JioSaavn: https://tinyurl.com/358r4vd2Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/yfap37tuStitcher: https://tinyurl.com/rkp854nvPodcast Addict: https://podcastaddict.com/podcast/3254633FOLLOW ON SOCIAL MEDIA: FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/deprogrammedEd/ FB GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/deprogrammingcults/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ageofcults/ MEDIUM: https://medium.com/@melissadawn_26279 PARLER: https://parler.com/profile/MelissaDawn/postsIntro & Outro music Witchy Britches by Purple Planet www.purple-planet.com 

Gary Parsons, film director and lecturer from Thelema Films, joins Secret Door to discuss Kenneth Angers experimental film Lucifer Rising. The story behind the film is more fascinating than the short film itself. The over 14 year journey to complete this film involved rock stars Mick Jagger, Jimmy Page, singer Marrianne Faithfull, Manson family devotee Bobby Beausoleil, and many others in strange twists of occult fate and increasing body counts. Watch Lucifer Rising:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4o6HIM03ozw&t=627s German Documentary:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCGy-X3LhiE   Visit Gary's Links Here:http://www.thelemafilms.com/ Gary's FB: https://www.facebook.com/ThelemaFilms/ #KennethAnger #AleisterCrowley #LuciferRising     SUPPORT US ON PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/secretdoorpodcast     PODCAST AVAILABLE ON THE FOLLOWING LINKS: YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/VocTux1_HuE iTUNES: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/secret-door-podcast/id1381461766 STITCHER: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/extrasensory-production/esp-drawing-out-the-spirits?refid=stpr GOOGLE PLAY: https://play.google.com/music/podcasts/portal/#p:id=playpodcast/series&a=521225174       WEBSITE: https://www.secretdoorpodcast.com/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/secretdoorpodcast/ FB GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/secretdoorpodcast/ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/secretdoorpodcast/           Podcast Theme Music: Psychosis By Equinox

Today, we meet the first characters in the story of the Kiowa, Colonel Blackman and Gary Parson. Hear the story of their first deployment and how the Kiowa played a role in their Army beginnings. Instagram: @Membersofsocietypodcasthttps://www.instagram.com/membersofsocietypodcast/ Twitter: @MemberOSocietyhttps://twitter.com/MembersOSociety Email us at: MembersofSocietyPodcast@gmail.com

Death of the Kiowa: Launches Tuesday, January 21st – With new episodes every Tuesday. Over the next twelve episodes, Maren will be joined by those effected, both professionally and personally, by the Army’s decision to decommission the Kiowa Warrior Helicopter. We will have Colonel Blackmon, Gary Parsons, Brody Smith, Dave Staruch, Jeff Keown, and Wes … Continue reading Death of the Kiowa: A Miniseries – Teaser Two

Did Aleister Crowley leave a trace of himself behind during his rituals? My guest, Gary Parsons of Thelema Films joins me today to talk about the reported hauntings of some of Crowley's famous ritual locations and residences. Gary Parsons Links:http://www.thelemafilms.com/ OUR WEBSITE HAS NEW LOOK TO WELCOME A NEW PODCAST HOST CHECK IT OUT:secretdoorpodcast.com BECOME A PATREON SUBSCRIBER: www.patreon.com/secretdoorpodcast PODCAST LINKS: BE SURE TO SUBSCRIBE!  YOUTUBE LINK: https://youtu.be/MpUs0778o0c iTUNES https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/secret-door-podcast/id1381461766 Stitcher:https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/extrasensory-production/esp-drawing-out-the-spirits?refid=stpr Google Play:https://play.google.com/music/podcasts/portal/#p:id=playpodcast/series&a=521225174Visit http://www.secretdoorpodcast.com  FOLLOW ON TWITTER www.twitter.com/secretdoorpodFollow On FB: https://www.facebook.com/secretdoorpodcast/Follow On Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/secretdoorpodcast/ Theme song: Psychosis By Equinox

In Episode 86 of the Weird Tales Radio Show our Big Interview is with Marshall Julius about his excellent new book “Vintage Geek” - then we talk to film historian Gary Parsons about British Witchcraft Documentaries of the 1970s - were the objective or exploitation? Plus we also touch upon movies by Kenneth Anger and about Aleister Crowley. Links: Weird Tales Radio Show archive - https://www.urbanfantasist.com/weird-tales-radio-show September Publishing - http://www.septemberpublising.org Marshall Julius - https://www.twitter.com/marshalljulius Straight Up Strange Podcast Network - https://www.straightupstrange.com/the-lineup 

Legendary Hall Of Fame Angler, Gary Parsons sits down with host Tayler Michels to tell the story of how he went from a career as a dentist to the most decorated tournament walleye fisherman still active in today's field. Credited with innovating several tactics that have helped legions of anglers catch more fish, Parsons has been on the forefront of walleye fishing for over three decades. Incredible story from one of the most successful walleye anglers to ever back a boat in the water.Make sure to Subscribe. Let us know what future guest you would like to see on the JMO Podcast

Chase Parsons has been fishing professional walleye tournaments like the NWT and AIM series at the highest level for nearly 20 years. Chase Parsons' career began when he was just 19 years old and his resume is extensive. Tournament angler, promotor, television host for "The Next Bite" TV show, marketer and all around nice guy that has earned a lot of respect amongst his peers.Chase's father Gary Parsons is considered by many to be one of the greatest walleye anglers in competitive walleye fishing. Chase's uncle Keith Kavajecz is also a legend in the walleye tournament fishing world. Despite the pedigree, Chase always kept his head down and worked extremely hard while he fished in the shadows of legends. To hear Chase's perspective is great listening. Host Tayler Michels gets a fascinating interview and perspective from one of the Young Guns on the NWT.Make sure to subscribe. Let us know what future guest you would like to see on the JMO Podcast!

This weeks show is something a little special as former Brentford & current Dundalk CEO, Mark Devlin sits down with Between the Stripes LOI podcast for an in-depth exclusive. Devlin chats about his crazy experiences in England, pressure from Dundalk fans to redevelop Oriel, the state of Irish football and so much more in this wide raging interview. If that wasn't enough, we've got Drogheda United manager, Tim Clancy on the line as well as Tales From The East Stand podcast host, Gary Parsons ahead of Friday's GIGANTIC Dublin Derby. If this show doesn't convince you to subscribe and leave a 5 star review we may as well pack up our microphones and go home now! Please share far and wide on your social platforms with Irish football fans! 

May 26th is World Dracula Day and to celebrate 122 years of the famous novel, Dracula by author Bram Stoker, I have filmmaker Gary Parsons on the podcast to discuss some of the films that have transpired since the novels publication. Gary's father worked for Hammer Horror and had a friendship with Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing. Gary combines his skill with film and narrative and his knowledge of all things Dracula and Hammer Horror and gives us some insight. Visit Gary Parsons website here: http://www.thelemafilms.com You can subscribe to the podcast via iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, Spotify, Tunein or Youtube. Visit http://www.secretdoorpodcast.com  YOUTUBE VERSION:https://youtu.be/T4pmVctekDg iTUNES https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/secret-door-podcast/id1381461766?fbclid=IwAR0dF-c4Bs-GIBS77wFBol23Lv5XT6V97Ytt5cI8NR26lY47Mm3mXZ07D-k Stitcher:https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/extrasensory-production/esp-drawing-out-the-spirits?refid=stpr Google Play:https://play.google.com/music/podcasts/portal/#p:id=playpodcast/series&a=521225174 Support On Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/secretdoorpodcastFollow On FB: https://www.facebook.com/secretdoorpodcast/Follow On Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/secretdoorpodcast/ Intro music Bats In The Belfry by Purple Planethttps://www.purple-planet.com

Between the Stripes LOI podcast returns with a third series as Burke & Brier kick off the 2019 season with three top quality guests. Talking league promotion, Niall Quinn, title and relegation predictions is Declan "Fabio" O'Brien, while new Finn Harps signing Daniel O'Reilly talks about the challenges of traveling, proving the doubters wrong and playing at the big grounds this season. Finally, Gary Parsons from the Tales From The East Stand podcast talks all things Shamrock Rovers. The St.Mel's Brewing prediction game also makes a welcome return as our co-hosts battle it out again in 2019. Please subscribe ahead of the new League of Ireland season!

One family, the Parsons, moved to Moscow in the early 90's with a vision to build friends and learn Russian culture. That step of faith has resulted in thriving Young Life work all over the Former Soviet Union. Today, the story of how it all began, as well as stopovers in Armenia, Central Asia, the Far West, and Ukraine. 

Today we talk about the heat and whether or not it brings the restless spirits of the damned back to life, and then we finish of Crazy Cryptid Week with the Pope Lick Monster.   Gary Parsons, the paranormal "expert" is claiming that rising temperatures in Britain is bringing out the ghosts. Why? Well, even he doesn't know. But it's a good way to drum up business for himself I guess. Also we discuss why ghosts wear clothes!   Then we travel to Kentucky to explore the legend of the Pope Lick Monster. Is he the only cryptid with a confirmed body count? Where did he come from? And more importantly: why is he half-sheep?   Links:   Who You Gonna Cool? https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/6953263/uk-heatwave-ghosts-paranormal-activity/   The Pope Lick Monster Is No Mere Urban Legend - He Has An Actual Body Count https://www.ranker.com/list/pope-lick-monster-urban-legend/laura-allan   Pope Lick Monster https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Lick_Monster   Pope Lick 'monster' survivor 'mentally crushed' https://www.courier-journal.com/story/news/local/2016/05/05/pope-lick-monster-survivor-says-charges-unfair/83840134/   Listen to the daily podcast anywhere you listen to podcasts!   ------------------------------------------------   Logo Art By Ash Black   http://www.DeadRabbit.com Email: DeadRabbitRadio@gmail.com Twitter: @JasonOCarpenter Facebook: www.Facebook.com/DeadRabbitRadio Paranormal, Conspiracy, and True Crime news as it happens! Jason Carpenter breaks the stories they'll be talking about tomorrow, assuming the world doesn't end today.      

On this weeks show high flying Waterford and Derry stars Gavan Holohan & Rory Hale chat about their incredible starts to the 2018 season. Tales from the East Stand podcast host, Gary Parsons talks all things Shamrock Rovers, while Kieran and Jon rant on Bray and Athlone but talk positively about the big news out of St.Pats. Not to be missed.

Gary Parsons has been named Angler of the Year in 3 different walleye circuits and has been a part of the outdoor television industry for over 20 years. Gary talks Red Lake and how he met Keith Kavajecz and started “The Next Bite TV”. Garett Svir guides in Otter Tail County and has been slamming […]

    Tournament walleye angler Gary Parsons joins us again on the show this week with more secrets of the pros from the walleye world. We kick off this week's show leaning into a little bit of Gary's biologist background. He has some interesting thoughts about the bass angling world's proclivity toward natural colors when fishing, whereas in the walleye world, they are far more willing to try out brighter unnatural colors. Gary has been a key figure in product development with Berkley Fishing, and shares a little insider information about the testing process, particularly as it pertains to color selection. Prior to this interview, we canvassed a number of anglers to get some great questions, and Gary is more than happy to answer them. We'll talk about the strange habit walleye have of carefully examining a lure or bait before deciding to take it. Contrary to what most believe, walleye are not as shy as we may think, and Gary demonstrates this talking about one of his favorite techniques: ripping a shiver minnow. One of my greatest curiosities was the difference between fishing walleye in river systems versus fishing them in lakes. Admittedly, I am a complete rookie when it comes to fishing walleye, and Gary shares with us some interesting thoughts about how current changes the way you approach the water when targeting walleye. We'll close out the show with Gary's top three tips for anglers looking to chase gold. It's another highly educational show, and Gary lives up to his reputation as a teacher and a man who loves to teach others how to be more successful in their time out on the water.   Listen on Stitcher: One More Cast on Stitcher Listen on TuneIn Radio: One More Cast on TuneIn Radio Subscribe on iTunes: One More Cast on iTunes Episode Resources: The Next Bite: TheNextBite.tv The Next Bite on YouTube: Watch on YouTube Follow The Next Bite on Twitter: @TheNextBiteTV Follow Gary on Twitter: @GMParsons Like Gary on Facebook: Gary.Parsons.96

    Gary Parsons from The Next Bite joins us on the show this week. If you follow The One More Cast Show, it could be said that we have a decided lean towards guests from the world of bass fishing. Well, what better way to buck the trend than by bringing you a show that's 100% dedicated to walleye fishing? Gary and partner Keith Kavajecz (and of course Chase Parsons) bring us the long-running television show "The Next Bite". If you're not familiar with the show, first, shame on you, and second, it's a show dedicated to fish with teeth. On every show the guys hunt down everything from walleye to musky, and bring it all to the comfort of your own home on network television, the world fishing network, and online. We catch up with Gary to talk about his past and how he came into the fishing industry. We'll dig deep into the walleye fishing tour, and his own past experiences participating in those tournaments. Tournament walleye fishing is something I've never done and Gary takes a lot of time to school me on the ins and outs, including understanding the format and differences in walleye tournaments in comparison to those of the bass fishing world. We'll turn the conversation to the mysteries of walleye fishing; a species of fish that continues to elude me to this day. If you want some top tier recommendations and tips from a man who knows walleye fishing better than anyone, you'll definitely want to tune in for this one! It's our very first dedicated walleye show! Don't miss Gary Parsons, host of The Next Bite, right here, on The One More Cast Show.   Listen on Stitcher: One More Cast on Stitcher Listen on TuneIn Radio: One More Cast on TuneIn Radio Subscribe on iTunes: One More Cast on iTunes Episode Resources: The Next Bite: TheNextBite.tv The Next Bite on YouTube: Watch on YouTube Follow The Next Bite on Twitter: @TheNextBiteTV Follow Gary on Twitter: @GMParsons Like Gary on Facebook: Gary.Parsons.96

Tales From The East Stand is a Shamrock Rovers fans podcast hosted by Gary Parsons and Karl Reilly. The first show previews the opening game of the season in Dundalk and features an interview with Ronan Finn.