Podcast appearances and mentions of graham ellis

The white whale and the rest of her pod have been captured in Pedder Bay, Vancouver Island... but now what? The handlers quickly realize that these whales are unlike any they have ever come across. 

In this episode ofThe Aging Well Podcast, host Jeff Armstrong welcomes Graham Elliss, founder of Renewed After 50 and an ardent advocate for active aging. They delve into Graham's transformative work in promoting sustainable fitness routines for older adults, his experiences with launching South Australia's first health resort, and the challenges and misconceptions about aging. Graham shares his inspiring journey, the importance of diet, exercise, rest, and social engagement, along with practical advice for starting and maintaining a healthy lifestyle at any age. Tune in for an insightful and motivational conversation about living a fuller, more vibrant life as you... age well.Learn more about Graham and Renewed After 50 at http://www.renewedafter50.com.au.

In this inspiring episode of the Living to 100 Club podcast, host Joe Casciani welcomes Graham Ellis, founder of the Renewed After 50 program. Our guest discusses redefining fitness and how people over 50 can stay active, healthy, and purpose-driven in their later years. Graham shares his personal journey from the corporate world to fitness coaching, his unique exercise programs tailored for older adults, and the mindset shifts necessary to keep thriving as we age. Together, they explore the importance of staying mentally and physically engaged. Also, explored are the benefits of high-intensity training, and the value of reinvesting in life after retirement. Tune in for practical insights and motivational takeaways to help you or your loved ones maintain wellness and fulfillment. Mini Bio Health & Fitness have been a lifetime passion for Graham, leading him to found South Australia's first Health Resort. After over 30 years in leadership, he's now dedicated to helping others achieve their health goals through Renewed After 50. As a Personal Trainer, Group Exercise Instructor, and Functional Ageing Specialist, Graham supports clients needing intensive guidance to improve their quality of life. This is without the intimidation of a gym setting. The latest science reveals we have more control over ageing and fitness than ever before. At Renewed After 50, you'll explore how brain and body activities can help you stay active for another 30-50+ years. Programs target all six areas of physical function: balance, mobility, coordination, cognitive and emotional responses, muscle strength, and cardio fitness. Improvements in these six areas empower you to live healthier for longer. For Our Listeners Graham's website: Renewedafter50.com.au This Program Sponsored by Quantum Squares Fuel your day with Quantum Squares energy bars! Packed with 100mg of organic caffeine (equal to a cup of coffee), 10g of plant-based protein, and healthy fats, they provide long-lasting energy without the crash. With delicious flavors like Peanut Butter and Dark Chocolate Pink Himalayan Salt, they're the perfect pick-me-up for work, travel, or exercise. Listeners of the Living to 100 Club podcast enjoy an exclusive 25% discount! Visit QuantumSquares.com and use promo code 'AgingWell' at checkout.

In this inspiring episode of the Living to 100 Club podcast, host Joe Casciani welcomes Graham Ellis, founder of the Renewed After 50 program. Our guest discusses redefining fitness and how people over 50 can stay active, healthy, and purpose-driven in their later years. Graham shares his personal journey from the corporate world to fitness coaching, his unique exercise programs tailored for older adults, and the mindset shifts necessary to keep thriving as we age. Together, they explore the importance of staying mentally and physically engaged. Also, explored are the benefits of high-intensity training, and the value of reinvesting in life after retirement. Tune in for practical insights and motivational takeaways to help you or your loved ones maintain wellness and fulfillment. Mini Bio Health & Fitness have been a lifetime passion for Graham, leading him to found South Australia's first Health Resort. After over 30 years in leadership, he's now dedicated to helping others achieve their health goals through Renewed After 50. As a Personal Trainer, Group Exercise Instructor, and Functional Ageing Specialist, Graham supports clients needing intensive guidance to improve their quality of life. This is without the intimidation of a gym setting. The latest science reveals we have more control over ageing and fitness than ever before. At Renewed After 50, you'll explore how brain and body activities can help you stay active for another 30-50+ years. Programs target all six areas of physical function: balance, mobility, coordination, cognitive and emotional responses, muscle strength, and cardio fitness. Improvements in these six areas empower you to live healthier for longer. For Our Listeners Graham's website: Renewedafter50.com.au This Program Sponsored by Quantum Squares Fuel your day with Quantum Squares energy bars! Packed with 100mg of organic caffeine (equal to a cup of coffee), 10g of plant-based protein, and healthy fats, they provide long-lasting energy without the crash. With delicious flavors like Peanut Butter and Dark Chocolate Pink Himalayan Salt, they're the perfect pick-me-up for work, travel, or exercise. Listeners of the Living to 100 Club podcast enjoy an exclusive 25% discount! Visit QuantumSquares.com and use promo code 'AgingWell' at checkout.

Today, we have an incredibly seasoned and dedicated guest with us, a fitness guru who believes age is just a number. I'm thrilled to introduce you to Graham Ellis. Graham has been in the fitness game for a considerable amount of time, accumulating a wealth of experience and expertise. What sets him apart is his passionate focus on a demographic that is often overlooked - those in the golden years, aged 50 and beyond.Graham isn't just your average personal trainer; he's highly qualified, with a resume that speaks volumes about his dedication to the health and well-being of older adults. His training philosophy is beautifully reflected in his website's tagline: "Renewed After 50."His mission is clear: to empower individuals to lead healthy, active lives in their golden years. Graham is on a quest to debunk the myths associated with aging and to show that it's never too late to start living your healthiest life.Graham's impact is immense; he juggles a schedule that includes training approximately over 50 people each week! That's right - he's on a mission to make fitness accessible and enjoyable for the over 50 crowd, and he's doing it with remarkable energy and enthusiasm.Today, we'll dive into Graham's unique approach, explore his success stories, and uncover the secrets to thriving in your fitness journey, regardless of age. So, whether you're a seasoned fitness enthusiast or just starting your journey, you're in for a treat.Without further ado, let's welcome Graham Ellis. Enjoy your listening.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week's Ryecast features volcanoes, circuses, and a hasty move to Rye all thanks to Donald Trump. For over thirty years Graham Ellis, who was brought up in East Sussex, lived an idyllic life off grid on Hawaii teaching circus skills. He's been telling Ryecast about his adventures on the volcanic island, and how it all came to an end thanks to the former US President and a decades old cannabis conviction. Deported back to the UK, he's been living in Rye for the past year teaching juggling, giving talks on environmental sustainability, and playing an active part in the Rye Community Garden where he's the compost expert.If you want juggling lessons or advice on sustainable living from Graham, his email is alohajuggler@gmail.com To suggest a story for Ryecast email Ryecastsussex@gmail.com  

In this episode, I am joined by Graham Ellis,  Partner of Agri-FoodTech Venture Capital at Praesidium.Graham discusses his passion and journey for bringing new technologies to market, talking through some of the learnings while working at Honeywell, and his transition to San Francisco, working in the start-up and Industrial Biotechnology revolution. Pivoting from fuels to food and cosmetics, Graham reflected on his experience gained at Solazyme/TerraVia, which paved his way to founding an Agri-FoodTech fund. Graham speaks about specific areas of interest and investment and how to support mission-driven companies and founders creating climate impact. Graham offers insights into the current marketplace and compares and contrasts European and US business environments. Graham provides a thoughtful and articulate view of what needs to happen for humanity to prevail.

Graham Ellis-Smith has provided services in a range of areas concerning Aboriginal people, culture and economic development for over 25 years. Graham's work has focused on employment and enterprise development, intercultural and environmental education (2 Way), access to and management of land; and culturally aligned and appropriate healing processes for physical, mental and emotional wellbeing. In this episode we dig deep into Graham's life and experience perspectives on indigeneity, spirituality and universality throughout all aspects of his work. Plus check out my new song ‘Midnight Sun', from my solo musical project BoTik. This is the newest single from the album ''Songs At The End of the World'' coming out October 2021. The album addresses, amongst other topics, existential environmental issues. For more info and the link to listen, visit linktr.ee/BoTik Visit www.transnaturalperspectives.com for more info on the podcast, blog, writing services, and how you can become a supporter of the show. Follow on @Transnatualpod on Twitter / Facebook / Instagram / Youtube/ Medium. 00:00:00 Welcome Back! Season 2!New Music! 00:05:00 Getting to know Graham and his local landscape 00:10:00 An Authentic Outdoor Education:Growing up with the Australian Bush as Playground 00:19:10 Connection consciousness, Indigeneity & Spirituality 00:27:30 Fundamental truths expressed through nature & shared indigenous origins 00:31:28 The Life Cycle: parallels across peoples and outdoor programs 00:42:30 Aboriginal Elders and Quantum Physics 00:43:45 Facilitating open spaces to talk about ‘strange', ‘supernatural' and otherwise spiritual experiences 00:50:20 Graham's introduction into Aborigianal society 00:55:32 Acceptance and Responsibility to the land 00:57:40 Why have we forgotten about out connections with nature 01:03:32 How are we remembering who we are? 01:06:00 Outdoor Programs :‘Slowing down' & being ‘'present'' into 01:15:00 Mindfulness: Negotiating our Past and future while remaining in the present 01:22:00 Aboriginal Teachers on destroying the earth, destroying ourselves 01:24:52 Re(Creation): What are we re-creating when engaging in recreation? 01:34:00 Awareness: Falling asleep Collectively, Waking up individually 01:36:45 Take the opportunity to provide triggers, sew seeds, and build bridges 01:39:50 Closing Reflections 01:43:00 Song: “Midnight Sun” by BoTik --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/transnatural-perspectives/message

V času pandemije se je vnovič pokazalo, kako pomembno vlogo ima pri obveščanju javnosti javni medijski servis. Prav poseben pomen ima radio, ki med mediji še vedno velja za najhitrejšega in najbolj verodostojnega. Tako ugotavljata predsednik Radijskega odbora Evropske radiodifuzne zveze Graham Ellis in vodja enote Radio pri EBU Edita Kudlačova, ki sta se v Ljubljani udeležila srečanja članov Radijskega odbora EBU. Z njima se je o izzivih, novih trendih in prihodnosti radijskega medija pogovarjala Lucija Dimnik Rikić

Join our community of Go(o)d Friends to deep dive into today's practice with me!Today's Quotes: "The roar of Joy that set the worlds in motion is reverberating in your body and the space between all bodies.  Beloved, listen."  -The Radiance Sutras "When you're on Clearwater Beach what do you need to do in order to be on Clearwater Beach?" - Adapted from a Graham Ellis quote Today's Practice: In the midst of an activity, like beginning to stand up, or mid-stride, stop abruptly (think of it like that old school game, 'Red Light, Green Light'!) and see what you feel in the body.  You'll notice stillness... Silence. The mind falls quiet, and the quiet is LOUD. Like a big pause.  Feel Love in that Silence.  Know Love as the Silence. Recognize that this Loving Silence is always, already the case. You are always in It. You are always walking through It.  It is seemingly appearing as you, as me, as everything.  Stay in this knowing. Stay (t)here in the Silence.  "Stop leaving and you'll arrive." - Lao Tzu Book Recommendations:Frank Kinslow's 'The Secret of Quantum Living'Lorin Roche's 'The Radiance Sutras'

Day 17 Graham Ellis from Dean Hypnotherapy talks from the heart about the model that he uses when talking to children about the brain and how it works.   DeanHypno - twitter Dean Hypnotherapy - Facebook  

Has society lost sight of sustainable living in the name of progress? Jamaicans lose sight of coconuts growing above their heads as diseases of modernization take hold of their population. At the same time, Americans vilify every real food leaving them completely at the mercy of food producers while we watch heart disease, cancer and new diseases skyrocket. Is there a way to re-capture our dietary choices of yesteryear? Guest heretic, Graham Ellis of Pono Solutions Consulting, and president of the Hawaii Sustainable Community Alliance describes how his childhood growing up in England not all that long ago is so different from the world we live in today.  His family did quite well eating fresh fruit, vegetables, meat and milk that were not only local, but delivered right to their door on a regular basis. Boy, how things have changed! The commoditization of food has not only devastated our topsoil, but has raped local economies and deprived people of vibrant health. What can be done to move back to a sustainable society?  Is it possible?  What can you take to move towards this goal? Listen in as Graham tells us what we can do to recapture our dietary traditions and have a bountiful supply of delicious foods should the supply lines go down.  You'll also learn about his USDA issued grant to help develop sustainability here in Hawaii.

Kansas basketball players Devonté Graham, Perry Ellis and Carlton Bragg discuss the Jayhawks' first exhibition of the 2015-16 season, an 89-66 victory over Pittsburg State.

Kansas basketball players Devonté Graham, Perry Ellis and Carlton Bragg discuss the Jayhawks' first exhibition of the 2015-16 season, an 89-66 victory over Pittsburg State.

Kansas University basketball players Devonté Graham, Perry Ellis and Cliff Alexander discuss how the Jayhawks rolled in their Big 12 home opener, 86-54, versus Texas Tech.

Kansas University basketball players Devonté Graham, Perry Ellis and Cliff Alexander discuss how the Jayhawks rolled in their Big 12 home opener, 86-54, versus Texas Tech.

Whatever happened to biofuels? They were seen as the replacement for fossil fuels until it was realised they were being grown on land that should have been used for food crops. But now there is serious research into new ways of producing biofuels, from waste materials, from algae and from bacteria. Gaia Vince takes to the water of Strangford Lough in Northern Ireland where Professor Matthew Dring and Dr Karen Mooney from Queens University, Belfast, are experimenting in growing algae that could be turned into fuel. She visits Professor Alison Smith's algae lab at Cambridge University. Graham Ellis from Solazyme in California explains how his company has already made fuel from algae that has been sold at the pumps and powered a plane, in a mixture with conventional fuel. And Professor Nick Turner at Manchester University and Professor John Love at Exeter University talk about how they are manipulating bacteria to make diesel.

Whatever happened to biofuels? They were seen as the replacement for fossil fuels until it was realised they were being grown on land that should have been used for food crops. But now there is serious research into new ways of producing biofuels, from waste materials, from algae and from bacteria. Gaia Vince takes to the water of Strangford Lough in Northern Ireland where Professor Matthew Dring and Dr Karen Mooney from Queens University, Belfast, are experimenting in growing algae that could be turned into fuel. She visits Professor Alison Smith's algae lab at Cambridge University. Graham Ellis from Solazyme in California explains how his company has already made fuel from algae that has been sold at the pumps and powered a plane, in a mixture with conventional fuel. And Professor Nick Turner at Manchester University and Professor John Love at Exeter University talk about how they are manipulating bacteria to make diesel.