Podcast appearances and mentions of gavin cooper

On the show today: Cliffo and Kate launch Jersey Fridee and ask you to join! Kyle Feldt & Gavin Cooper both endorse the cause. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wendell Sailor chats to AB and Elliott about the Broncos Class of '98 on the 25th year anniversary of the 1998 premiership. He also shares his thoughts on Payne Haas jumping onto the open market. Scott Prince, coach of the Broncos Women's side, talks to AB, Elliott and Gavin Cooper about how to team has been gelling in the leadup to Round 1 of the NRLW season. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gavin Cooper joins the program to discuss his NRL career, his relationship with JT and also goes in depth about the 2015 NRL Grand Final. He also gives some key advice to young players who are aspiring to make it in the NRL.For merch & content:https://chadtownsend.com.auThe PLAYERS Club dropping soon:https://playersgolfclub.com.auPlease rate review and subscribe.Thanks for listening.

 Gorden Tallis Breaks Down The Ponga & Mann Cubicle Incident & Gavin Cooper opens up about the passing of Paul Green and what happened when he found out about the tragic news.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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NRL Tips With Ray Thompson & Gavin Cooper's Surprise NQ Cowboys MembershipsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

GAVIN COOPER Tells Us What's Its Like to Play In An Origin Decider & We Enter Blues Camp With CHAD TOWNSEND See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NQ Cowboys Coach On The Positive Impact Of Chad Townsend On The Team & Gavin Coopers Yay Or Nay  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gavin Cooper Dobbo goes to war with Neighbor Facing Fear Triple Header Skipping the Queue Simple Minds Julia Robinson See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gavin Coopers Yay Or Nay  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Will The Titans Finish Lower Than The Broncos? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A proud Murgon boy and one of the North Queensland Cowboys’ favourite sons Gavin Cooper enjoyed a stellar NRL career including an integral part of the 2015 Grand Final victory. In their chat Gavin shares with Matt why he owes his start as a professional rugby league to his brother, why he felt at home in North Queensland, and why a police officer followed him onto the roof of the Murgon Mustangs grandstand.

On this episode of Design Together, Gavin Cooper, Senior Manager of UX Strategy at Vanguard, joins us to share what has shaped his career and his approach to working collaboratively. We discuss what it is like to work on a team at Vanguard and how your collaborative skills are rewarded on the job. This episode is perfect for anyone who is on a product team, whether you are just starting out, or if you've been in the industry for years. 

He's had a phenomenal career in Cowboys colours, but tonight Gavin Cooper will put the jersey on one last time. Coopz joined Cliffo & Gabi today and revealed the moment he realised it was coming to an end.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on the show, Steve discusses whether the Eels can still compete in the finals, the retirement of Gavin Cooper, the one side nature of the last two rounds of the regular season, as well as gives all his predictions for Round 19 in the latest edition of Steve's NRL Footy Tips!

This week Zach is joined by regular Tom and making his debut on the show Chris. We cover all the happenings in the NRL this past week, all the racing that happened on Saturday and looking forward to this weekend and is Union finally going in the right direction? Rough Time codes: Intro - Highlights/lowlights/haircuts 9:00 - Origin Dates 12:30 - Suaalii demands 16:45 - Gavin Cooper calls it a day 17:40 - Souths Junior playing NFL 20:45 - Jarrod Croker gives game ball to Cody Ramsay & Papalli resigns 25:30 - Teddy a Rooster for life now 28:00 - Aubo V SBW 30:30 - Boyd Cordner & Benji petition 36:00 - Tips for the NRL 45:00 - Rugby Union new promo video 48:00 - Racing. Farnan, Rothfire, Fiteuse, Discharged & Kingsheir, Fierce Impact, George Main, The Shorts, Tea Rose and more Follow us on Instagram & Twitter @giveusaspellpod Follow us on Facebook 'Give Us A Spell Podcast' If you haven't rated and reviewed our show on Apple itunes please do!

What a weekend of club championship action. The Laois hurling 2020 season is up and running at last with a selection of highly competitive games in all three grades. And our Talking Sport Podcast looks back on all the games in the top three grades. This week presenter Steven Miller is joined by Laois GAA TV analysts Sarah Anne Fitzgerald and Damien Carter and our own Alan Hartnett and Gavin Cooper. With Borris-Kilcotton beating Camross with a late goal and Clough-Ballacolla and Rathdowney-Errill drawing, who now do we install as favourites?Can any of the chasing pack cause a surprise in the coming weeks?In the Premier Intermediate grade, there were wins for Portlaoise, The Harps, Clonaslee and Slieve Bloom - who's looking best for that one?As well as that we look at the intermediate grade after wins for Mountmellick, Trumera, Rathdowney-Errill and Borris-Kilcotton. Plus we look at the current situation with Coronavirus with an adult player testing positive in the Park-Ratheniska/Timahoe. What does it mean for the rest of the competitions and how many headaches will it cause?

This week, we chat to North Queensland Cowboys and Queensland Under 20's representative forward, Thomas Gilbert.   Gilbert has loved rugby league his whole life but for a long period didn't think he had what it took to make the NRL. Growing up in Brisbane, he was surrounded by the sport but missed out on the opportunity to be a part of his beloved Brisbane Broncos' academy as a junior.   It motivated him to take rugby league more seriously and the move has paid off after he made his NRL debut for the Cowboys this year against the Sharks.   In between, he's been named the Queensland Cup Rookie of the year, was in the Q-Cup team of the year and was also the 2019 vice-captain of the Queensland U20s side.   In this chat, Gilbert talks about his journey into rugby league and why he is so grateful for the chance the Cowboys have given him. This episode was also recorded prior to Paul Green departing the head coaching role, and Gilbert spent a lot of praising his now-former mentor. We also spoke about his three-week suspension in just his second game of first grade and how he's dealt with the pressure of already being on the sidelines.   With a representative forward pack around him in Jason Taumalolo, Josh McGuire, Coen Hess, Gavin Cooper and others, Gilbert is set for a huge career in the NRL that he hopes will one day propel him to his dream of playing State of Origin for Queensland.   Before we get into today's episode, make sure you subscribe to the podcast, leave a rating and a comment and share it with your friends and family.   Now let's get into the chat with Tom Gilbert.   Lachlan McKirdy - @lmckirdy7 on Twitter Sporting News Australia socials Subscribe to SN's YouTube Channel Catch up with Sporting News Australia on Instagram Follow @SportingNewsAU on Twitter Like Sporting News Australia on Facebook

In this latest fascinating podcast on COVID-19, divisional clinical director and infectious diseases consultant Mike Brown talks about what UCLH has discovered so far about the novel coronavirus – identifying unusual symptoms, discovering which tests are proving to be the most useful and other important lessons learnt along the way. Mike was talking to Sarah Jordan, a ward sister on T16 South Haematology and her colleague Gavin Cooper, a haematology clinical practice facilitator.

In this series of podcasts on COVID-19 with UCLH leaders, chief executive Marcel Levi reflects on the challenges we've faced over the last three months, and changes to come in the future. Marcel was interviewed by Gavin Cooper, a haematology senior clinical practice facilitator and Sarah Jordan, the ward sister of T16 South Haematology.

In the latest of a series of podcasts on COVID-19, Gavin Cooper, a haematology clinical practice facilitator and his colleague Sarah Jordan, a ward sister on T16 South, talk to UCLH director of strategy Laura Churchward about the importance of testing NHS staff for COVID-19. “If you have symptoms, please, please, please, get a test,” says Laura who is leading on staff testing in North Central London. Under a self-referral programme, thousands of staff or their family members have already been tested after experiencing potential symptoms. Other staff – without symptoms - are also undergoing tests in ward areas as part of a national pilot. For details on how to self-refer for a test please click here: https://my.uclh.nhs.uk/interact/Pages/Section/ContentListing.aspx?subsection=7383

In the latest of a series of podcasts on COVID-19, Gavin Cooper, a haematology clinical practice facilitator and his colleague Sarah Jordan, a ward sister on T16 South, talk to Dr Lisa Monaghan, head of the staff psychological and welfare service, and Jane Keep, head of staff engagement and experience.

In the first of a series of podcasts on COVID-19 with UCLH leaders, chief executive Marcel Levi reflects on the challenges we all face in the coming weeks and how we can prepare. “(those colleagues who) work in security to those in our telephone centres – they are as important as our intensive care nurses. That is the spirit at UCLH.” Marcel was interviewed by Gavin Cooper, a haematology senior clinical practice facilitator and Sarah Jordan, the ward sister of T16 South Haematology.

Our milestone episode is more Gavin Cooper than Benji or Cam. Episode Zero & One Re-Visit – We look back to 2012 and our first episodes of the show to see if any of the topics we talked about were still relevant and what the fuck we were thinking. Rule Interpretations – With the boot […]

In this episode we talk about the end of Paul McGregors time as the coach of the St George/Illawarra Dragons. The Dragons are terrible and its time for a change. We also look at the sacking of Garth Brennan and who the candidates are to replace him. We then have a quick talk about the 300 game milestones reach by Gavin Cooper and Benji Marshall and speak about Cameron Smiths place in Rugby League history as he comes the NRL's first 400 game player. We would love your feedback on this episode so if you have anything to say just email us at podcast@leaguefreak.com You can also follow Andrew Ferguson and The Glorious League Freak on their respective twitter accounts. Check out The Rugby League Project for all your Rugby League statistics. Also check out The Official Website Of The Glorious League Freak for all your Rugby League news and opinions. Become a supporter of the Rugby League Project Patreon. #RugbyLeague #NRL #SuperLeague #StateOfOrigin #NSW #QLD #Sport #Rugby #RedV #IntRL 

Welcome to the formal launch episode of the 'Bolus' podcast! In this episode we are joined by Marc Mansour, a consultant haematologist specialising in the treatment of patients with Acute Leukaemias and Myelodyspastic Syndromes at UCLH. He is the research group leader of the Leukaemia Biology group at the UCL Cancer Institute, focusing on T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (T-ALL) and acute myeloid leukaemia (AML), and in particular on oncogenic transcription factor complexes, mechanisms of oncogenic enhancer formation, and novel drug targets. We start by discussing the seminal paper 'The Hallmarks of Cancer', and explore what processes begin to go wrong, in order for cancer to develop. DNA damage is a key driver in many cancers, but carcinogens are typically not the cause in many Haematological cancers, we discuss the reasons behind this. 'Bolus' explores the Haematology speciality, and has been created for nurses, junior doctors and allied healthcare professionals. It is made by three UCLH Haematology nurses, Sonia Thomas and Sarah Jordan, both ward sisters, and Gavin Cooper, a nurse educator. We will be releasing a new episode every Monday.

The greatest game of all with Gavin Badger, Kasey Badger and Gavin Cooper.

Stav was confronted at the movies… we find out why! Scotty too Hottie called in for Tradie Chat Tuesday because Abby won't let him play in the Could've Been Legends of Origin. We also spoke to Queensland SOO players Gavin Cooper, Josh Papali, Will Chambers and Andrew McCullough who shared with us what they really think about Matty's footy skills. Author of The Period Manual, Lara Briden to talk about getting off birth control. Stav, Abby and Matt spoke about taking photos with kids… that aren't yours and Julia Morris called in to talk about her new comedy show and Eurydice Dixon. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Whether you're training for something or just want to get a bit fitter for the summer, what's your routine after exercise? Stretch, have a warm bath and eat protein? Or is it more likely you'll have some cake and slump in front of the tv?! Gillian Russell visits Perth College and asks if it's time we paid a bit more attention to our muscles after we exercise...? Physiotherapist Sarah Watts explains what happens to our muscles during and after exercise and why the right kind of recovery is important. Dale Roberson, lecturer in sport and fitness at Perth College, describes what active recovery is all about and how we can implement it into our routine. Andy Murray famously recovers his muscles by plunging himself into an ice bath - what is the extreme cold doing and would some kind of freezing treatment be useful for the rest of us non-elite athletes? David Jenkins from Sports Therapy Scotland uses cryotherapy for pain management and exercise recovery ... so Richard Forbes goes to meet him to find out just how cold is cold? Dr Olly Witard, Senior Lecturer in Sport at the University of Stirling, explains why protein is important for muscle recovery, how much we should be eating and what kind is best. Gavin Cooper, leader of the Sports Massage Course at Perth College, talks about how muscles can benefit from massage and demonstrates some techniques we could use at home.