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The Spectator Economic Innovator of the Year Awards, in partnership with Rathbones, celebrate the passion and creativity of British entrepreneurs. From hundreds of entries we have narrowed down to some 50 finalists across the United Kingdom. In this episode, the judges discuss the innovators within the Business Services and Logistics category – the companies that help other innovators and companies operate day to day. The judges in this episode are Merryn Somerset Webb, senior columnist at Bloomberg and the founder of MoneyWeek; entrepreneur and investor Gordon Black, whose company Peter Black Holdings was a major supplier of the UK's leading retailers; Michelle White, Head of Private Office for Rathbones; and Martin Vander Weyer, The Spectator's business editor. The awards and this podcast series are sponsored by Rathbones, a leading provider of individual wealth management.

The Spectator Economic Innovator of the Year Awards, in partnership with Rathbones, celebrate the passion and creativity of British entrepreneurs. From hundreds of entries we have narrowed down to some 50 finalists across the United Kingdom. In this episode, the judges discuss the innovators within our consumer goods and services category, from suppliers of wonky fruits to producers of supplements for pets. The judges in this episode are Merryn Somerset Webb, senior columnist at Bloomberg and the founder of MoneyWeek; entrepreneur and investor Gordon Black, whose company Peter Black Holdings was a major supplier of the UK's leading retailers; Michelle White, Head of Private Office for Rathbones; and Martin Vander Weyer, The Spectator's business editor. The awards and this podcast series are sponsored by Rathbones, a leading provider of individual wealth management.

This week, Larry Smith joins the Idiots. 00:00 Introductions 02:25 Life Coaches 13:39 Cults 27:35 Trump vs. Biden 34:02 Gordon Black —The Idiots do a little victim blaming, because my God… Why would you ever hire a “Life Coach” to tell you what to do? A completely untrained, unregulated nitwit with no special skills who gladly takes as much of your money as you're willing to give. Even better, a life coach can be someone who failed out of (or was fired from) another profession: therapy. (Note: therapists are a favorite topic for Jake, so we linger here a wile.) Anyway, Jodi Hildebrandt was an Utah-based therapist who felt to constrained by all the rules and regulations Big Gubment held over her, so she became a life coach. Currently in prison after being convicted of abusing two children, she bilked people like Ethan Prete out of thousands of dollars.  Thing is, if you're dumb enough to listen to an un-credentialed Life Coach, ya kinda deserve to lose your money. Chances are, you weren't going to do anything smart with it anyway. —Without meaning to, the Idiots segue into people so bereft of common sense, they join a cult.  Jake begins by bringing up Dancing for the Devil, the new documentary on Netflix that covers a TikTok trend, and then it moves to David Koresh and the Branch Davidians in Waco, and MAGA Trumpers.  Following that, R. Derek Black is discussed, because of the wonderful prank she played on her racist father. (Spoiler alert, her dad is Don Black, founder of Stormfront, the hate-site visited by intellectually-challenged mouth-breathers, and she was born he, and transitioned.) Side note: Hawk Tuah girl Katie Vickers is discussed in this segment. —Democrats are in the upcoming election to lose it. Instead of hammering home solid talking points, they're spending $50 million on an advertising campaign to tell people Donald J. Trump is a convicted felon. Which, as we all know, is something no one cares about. At all. Sure, they could hammer home his Supreme Court picks, three liars who said they believe in Roe v. Wade, or the border crisis Republicans are fueling, as they didn't vote on the legislation they wrote, but why try that? —Injustice moves fast in Russia.  A few weeks ago, the Idiots discussed Staff Sgt. Gordon Black, a United States solider who was in an… “interesting” (read contentious) relationship with a Russian woman. Black followed her to Russia, where, OF COURSE he was arrested.  Well, he was tried and thrown in jail, because who could have ever seen this happening, except everyone. Hey, here's an idea: don't go to Russia. Anyone. Especially U.S. soldiers.  Idiots on Parade: we mock the news, so you don't have to. Tune in and get your giggle on. Find Jake at @jakevevera Find nathan at nathantimmel.com #hawktuah #news #politics #humor

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Morse code transcription: vvv vvv NEET Why an exam has sparked national outrage in India UKs richest family on trial in Switzerland for human trafficking Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh mark 25 years married Nvidia beats Microsoft to become worlds most valuable company US soldier Gordon Black jailed for nearly four years in Russia Willie Mays dies at 93 Ada Sagi I dont believe in peace now, Hamas hostage survivor, 75, tells BBC Man arrested in connection to rape of 13 year old in Queens Baltimore seeks to keep Dali crew from leaving US after bridge collapse Justin Timberlake held on driving while intoxicated charge

Morse code transcription: vvv vvv NEET Why an exam has sparked national outrage in India Man arrested in connection to rape of 13 year old in Queens Justin Timberlake held on driving while intoxicated charge Nvidia beats Microsoft to become worlds most valuable company Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh mark 25 years married Ada Sagi I dont believe in peace now, Hamas hostage survivor, 75, tells BBC US soldier Gordon Black jailed for nearly four years in Russia Willie Mays dies at 93 UKs richest family on trial in Switzerland for human trafficking Baltimore seeks to keep Dali crew from leaving US after bridge collapse

Morse code transcription: vvv vvv Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh mark 25 years married Nvidia beats Microsoft to become worlds most valuable company Baltimore seeks to keep Dali crew from leaving US after bridge collapse UKs richest family on trial in Switzerland for human trafficking Justin Timberlake held on driving while intoxicated charge Ada Sagi I dont believe in peace now, Hamas hostage survivor, 75, tells BBC US soldier Gordon Black jailed for nearly four years in Russia Man arrested in connection to rape of 13 year old in Queens Willie Mays dies at 93 NEET Why an exam has sparked national outrage in India

Today, Jason brings on FOX News Correspondent, Lucas Tomlinson, for a conversation on Lucas' inspiring journey from serving his country to making his way up the ranks at FOX. He shares how his relationship with FOX News National Security Correspondent Jennifer Griffin changed the course of his life. Lucas relives some of the hardest, most riveting, and most interesting stories he covered as a journalist. Plus, Jason tells the story of Staff Sgt. Gordon Black, who was arrested in May and accused of stealing personal property after traveling to Vladivostok, Russia from South Korea. Bringing On The Stupid: Insane Food Prices At The Formula One Miami Grand Prix. Follow Jason on Twitter: @JasonInTheHouse Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

An American soldier is being held by Russian authorities on charges of criminal misconduct, Army officials confirmed Monday. The Associated Press cited U.S. officials who said the soldier, Staff Sgt. Gordon Black, 34, was stationed in South Korea and was in the process of returning home to Fort Cavazos in Texas. Instead, officials said Black, who is married, traveled to Russia to see a longtime girlfriend and was accused of theft. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss personnel details, according to The Associated Press. In a statement, Army spokeswoman Cynthia Smith said the service member was arrested on May 2 by Russian authorities in Vladivostok. She did not provide any information about the soldier's identity or reasons for being in Russia. “The Russian Federation notified the U.S. Department of State of the criminal detention in accordance with the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations,” she said. “The Army notified his family and the U.S. Department of State is providing appropriate consular support to the soldier in Russia.” The Associated Press reported the Russian woman had lived in South Korea, and last fall she and Black got into some type of domestic dispute or altercation, according to officials. After that, she left South Korea. It isn't clear if she was forced to leave or what, if any, role Korean authorities had in the matter.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/ZeroBlog30

April 18, 2023--This month on Art Waves: Shanx interviews Ross Travis about his solo clown performance on Saturday April 22nd, as part of the Point Arena Fringe Festival. Marty Durlin interviews Gordon Black and Dan Roberts about this year's Mendocino Spring Poetry Celebration, and we get a preview of the Sierra Nevada World Music Festival coming up June 16-18 in Boonville.

For the next round of The Spectator's Economic Innovator of the Year Awards sponsored by Investec, we met in Leeds at the Dakota hotel and restaurant.   For the Yorkshire and Northeast region, three finalists joined us for lunch — out of a record total of 176 entries across the whole of the UK — to pitch their ventures to our distinguished panel of judges. The finalists you'll hear about on this podcast are: Testcard, in the healthcare sector; MudDaddy, a portable dog shower and Tofooco. After lunch, we also met Powersheds via Zoom who couldn't make it to the pitching lunch.  The judges were Gordon Black, venture capitalist and former manufacturer; Caroline Theobald, entrepreneur and chair of the Newcastle Business School at Northumbria University. Finally from our sponsors Investec; Dan Sheahan, Michelle White and Rowena Huston.   The judges faced the tough task of comparing businesses in very different sectors and stages of development. But all four made compelling pitches – and the variety of entries is part of the fun of these Awards. We hope all the companies we meet gain from the networking opportunities, benefit from the accolade of being selected as finalists and enjoy the buzz, the conversation and the lunch.  We hope Spectator readers and podcast listeners also enjoy following the search for this year's ultimate winners – and will take a few minutes to explore the finalists' websites and products.  More Economic innovator of the Year Awards podcasts coming shortly!

Our venue for the Yorkshire & North East regional final was the former Leeds Club — where the entrepreneurs of the region's textile and other manufacturing industries would once have congregated.  We welcomed back guest judges Caroline Theobald, a leading promoter of entrepreneurship in Newcastle and the North East, and Gordon Black, a venture capitalist and former manufacturer from West Yorkshire — plus a trio of Charles Stanley's Leeds representatives.  Our four finalists were all in cutting-edge technologies: Honcho in online vehicle insurance; Testcard in easy-access patient testing for healthcare; Element 2 in hydrogen power for truck and bus fleets; and Micropore in pharm manufacturing.  Again, a near-impossible choice but a terrific conversation — and a range of entries from a geographical spread that tells us entrepreneurship is alive and well in the UK provinces.

Thanks for listening! Emma returns to review "Black Widow". Warning: the show is full of spoilers. There was just no way to avoid them. In this episode, we talk about: We compare "Black Widow" to other standalone MCU movies. The development (or lack thereof) of the villains. And lots more. Also, we announce the name of our new show debuting in August! Thanks for listening. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thisisgonnahurt/support

Which are the companies that will rewrite the rules and help rebuild the economy in 2020 and beyond? The Spectator and Julius Baer have come together once again to celebrate creative entrepreneurship across the UK. On this podcast, The Spectator's business columnist Martin Vander Weyer talks to a panel of high profile judges from the business world about the finalists in the Midlands and the North East - from desks made out of honeycomb paper to batteries that can sustain entire fleets of electric buses. Our guest judges on this occasion were all veterans of these Awards. Representing the Midlands, Clive Bawden is COO of past regional winner Warwick Music and has a hand in a wide range of entrepreneurial and social projects. From Yorkshire, Gordon Black is former chairman of his family’s manufacturing business, Peter Black, and an active venture capitalist. And from Newcastle, Caroline Theobald is chair of Northumbria University’s business school and founder of First Face to Face, which connects early-stage entrepreneurs to money and markets. Representing Julius Baer was Martin Cuthbert, head of region for the North East.

Gordon Black is the man behind best-selling food craze the Nutribullet - and the richest retail tycoon you've never heard of. He joins the team from Yorkshire to tell the story of his family's business, Peter Black, and explain how it became one of Marks & Spencer's largest suppliers - as well as when to keep a business in the family, and when is the best time to sell. He also discusses how he identifies the next big retail craze - from multivitamins to Adidas bags - and how he gets into the market before anyone else.

Don’t think of it as poor audio quality, think of it as edge, raw, and authentic. Gordon Black is using an online roller that fudges all of his rolls to be really high unless he has fortune in which case it always makes the first roll a one so that he can’t possibly believe he […]

It is possible that the characters have saved the world…just unlikely. Get prepared for Beatboxing, background noise, and combat/Hitting things as Gordon Black sees it. Reach out to us via comment or contact page on the website www.pathlesspod.com

Helen Anzalone Gordon is a Los Angeles based mother, actress and successful acting coach.  She is also a third degree black belt who has trained in the martial arts for more than 20 years!  She visits us to discuss the YOU CAN FIGHT App!

Helen Anzalone Gordon is a Los Angeles based mother, actress and successful acting coach.  She is also a third degree black belt who has trained in the martial arts for more than 20 years!  She visits us to discuss the YOU CAN FIGHT App!