Podcast appearances and mentions of Grant Thomas

Our first guest for season 2025 played 85 games for the St Kilda Football Club, of which ten of were finals, during a halcyon period for the Saints.RAPH CLARKE reflects on his journey from growing up as a St Kilda supporter to playing for his boyhood club, his experiences growing up in the Northern Territory, and the challenges he faced during his football career. He discusses the impact of family, coaching changes, and the camaraderie within the team, particularly with his brother, Xavier. Raph shares insights into his pride at good performances in finals, the transition from Grant Thomas to Ross Lyon's coaching style, and his life after football, including starting a business and preparing for fatherhood.Please remember to rate and review our show on whatever platform you're most comfortable with (iTunes, Facebook, Spotify etc), and always give us your feedback - good, bad or ugly - and keep sending in your questions or comments on social media! Keep an eye out on our YouTube for the video versions of the show and we hope to keep bringing you awesome guests throughout the course of the year.Thanks as always to the great Lloyd Spiegel for the use of his "OWTS" as our intro track!

In this episode, we chat with Grant Thomas, a movement generalist dedicated to empowering individuals to build strong, capable bodies through primal movement, physical rehabilitation, and skill development. Grant shares his journey from overcoming chronic back pain to founding Smoov, an online platform focused on foundational human movement, practical strength, and play. Explore how Grant integrates energetic movement, emotional awareness, and holistic health into his approach to movement, helping others connect deeply with their bodies and enhance their overall well-being.Key TakeawaysHolistic Approach to Strength: Grant Thomas emphasizes the importance of viewing strength as a multidimensional practice, involving not only physical strength but also emotional and relational connections.Integration of Energetic Movements: Practices like qigong and tai chi play a significant role in Grant's movement philosophy, helping balance high-intensity training with mindful, intentional movements.Movement as Self-Expression: Grant explores how movement can be a powerful tool for self-expression and emotional exploration, allowing individuals to navigate and transform their emotional energy.Importance of Connection and Intention: Grant's approach to movement emphasizes the need to connect deeply with the body and move with intention, enhancing overall physical and mental well-being.Community and Support: Through his platform Smoov and his involvement in The Movement Collective, Grant advocates for building a supportive community where individuals can share, learn, and grow together.Practical and Accessible Training: Smoov offers simple, effective movement tutorials and follow-alongs that are designed to be accessible, helping individuals integrate foundational strength practices into their daily routines.(00:00:53) Holistic Strength: Connecting Body, Emotions, Environment(00:07:20) Spherical Approach to Enhancing Movement Expression(00:18:07) Harmonizing Body Movement with Intention and Music(00:31:39) Energy Flow Visualization through Dantians and Mapping(00:43:00) Embracing Emotional States for Personal Transformation(00:46:19) Emotional Exploration Through Body Movement(01:03:39) Enhancing Well-Being Through Movement Awareness(01:06:34) Embracing Movement for Authentic Self-Expression(01:14:54) Enhancing Presence Through Root Connection Practices(01:20:45) Foundational Strength with Smooth Moves Platform(01:23:33) Strength Building through Energetic Movement Exploration(01:25:23) Empowering Movement Tutorials for Strength Building(01:27:29) Global Connection for Personal Growth and CommunityFollow GrantInstagram: @grantsthomas , @smoovmovesYoutube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/@smoovmovesPrimal 45 Program - https://www.somble.com/smoov/programs/primal-45-100dlFollow UsInstagram: @gymnazo_eduYoutube: Gymnazo EDUFacebook: Gymnazo EDUTikTok: @gymnazoedu

In this episode, we chat with Grant Thomas, a movement generalist dedicated to empowering individuals to build strong, capable bodies through primal movement, physical rehabilitation, and skill development. Grant shares his journey from overcoming chronic back pain to founding Smoov, an online platform focused on foundational human movement, practical strength, and play. Explore how Grant integrates energetic movement, emotional awareness, and holistic health into his approach to movement, helping others connect deeply with their bodies and enhance their overall well-being.Key TakeawaysHolistic Approach to Strength: Grant Thomas emphasizes the importance of viewing strength as a multidimensional practice, involving not only physical strength but also emotional and relational connections.Integration of Energetic Movements: Practices like qigong and tai chi play a significant role in Grant's movement philosophy, helping balance high-intensity training with mindful, intentional movements.Movement as Self-Expression: Grant explores how movement can be a powerful tool for self-expression and emotional exploration, allowing individuals to navigate and transform their emotional energy.Importance of Connection and Intention: Grant's approach to movement emphasizes the need to connect deeply with the body and move with intention, enhancing overall physical and mental well-being.Community and Support: Through his platform Smoov and his involvement in The Movement Collective, Grant advocates for building a supportive community where individuals can share, learn, and grow together.Practical and Accessible Training: Smoov offers simple, effective movement tutorials and follow-alongs that are designed to be accessible, helping individuals integrate foundational strength practices into their daily routines.(00:00:53) Holistic Strength: Connecting Body, Emotions, Environment(00:07:20) Spherical Approach to Enhancing Movement Expression(00:18:07) Harmonizing Body Movement with Intention and Music(00:31:39) Energy Flow Visualization through Dantians and Mapping(00:43:00) Embracing Emotional States for Personal Transformation(00:46:19) Emotional Exploration Through Body Movement(01:03:39) Enhancing Well-Being Through Movement Awareness(01:06:34) Embracing Movement for Authentic Self-Expression(01:14:54) Enhancing Presence Through Root Connection Practices(01:20:45) Foundational Strength with Smooth Moves Platform(01:23:33) Strength Building through Energetic Movement Exploration(01:25:23) Empowering Movement Tutorials for Strength Building(01:27:29) Global Connection for Personal Growth and CommunityFollow GrantInstagram: @grantsthomas , @smoovmovesYoutube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/@smoovmovesPrimal 45 Program - https://www.somble.com/smoov/programs/primal-45-100dlFollow UsInstagram: @gymnazo_eduYoutube: Gymnazo EDUFacebook: Gymnazo EDUTikTok: @gymnazoedu

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Episode Description In this episode, Shawn and Grant discuss their experiences in the miles and points hobby. They talk about the evolution of the space, the changing credit card landscape, and strategies for maximizing rewards. They also touch on the importance of organization and tracking, especially when it comes to credit card offers and free night certificates. Finally they dive behind the scenes of upcoming trips, share their love of Scandinavia and discuss how cruise hacking has become such a good opportunity lately.  Episode Notes 0:00 - Introduction to Travel with Grant 7:58 - Keeping up with the changing game 16:29 - Keeping track of credit cards and various offers 21:51 - Dealing with free night certificates 28:17 - Are Hilton cards changing again? 32:06 - Higher annual fees are a challenge 35:04 - Why people shouldn't underestimate InKind 38:21 - Behind Grant's upcoming bookings 44:03 - Enjoying tons of free cruises   Shawn's InKind referral Grant's InKind NYC Article   Enjoying the podcast? Please consider leaving us a positive review on your favorite podcast platform! You can also connect with us anytime at podcast@milestomemories.com.  You can subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, TuneIn, Pocket Casts, or via RSS. Don't see your favorite podcast platform? Please let us know! Music: Rewind by Jay Someday | https://soundcloud.com/jaysomeday Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License

Grant Thomas: Finding Center Through Primal Movement - Ep124 This episode of Cycling in Alignment is a conversation with natural movement practitioner Grant Thomas. We had an excellent conversation about his journey of integrating primal movement and animal flow in his movement practice. We also spoke quite a bit about the concept of finding center, from the lens of movement as well as the lens of energetic or philosophical points of view.    Grant shares some of the challenges he has faced as a creative entrepreneur who builds content. We also talk about the synthesis of knowledge and the value it has towards an audience. Grant also shares some of the daily practices he integrates in his own life. As someone who has studied and taught movement for over a decade, his answers provide insight that may be helpful for the audience.  Thank you for listening.  Links: Grant's Website ►► https://www.smoovmoves.com Grant's Links ►► https://linktr.ee/grantsthomas Grant's Instagram ►► https://www.instagram.com/smoovmoves/    

Grant Thomas is Chief Service Officer at Arc Retail Group, and has successfully launched over 100 items across 7 Walmart departments in 38 categories. On this episode of ITS, Grant breaks down Walmart for Ali: From the distribution and fulfillment details brands have to nail, to the velocity expectations and consumer profiles (that may surprise you).In the Sauce is Powered by Simplecast.

On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim's 'Ramble' came before their weekly chat with John from Epping, who had plenty of topics to share his thoughts on. Grant Thomas joined the show to talk about the passing of his good mate Matt Rendell, and after covering the cricket last night in 'Conversation Starters', they entered 'The Wonderful World of Wine' with George Samios. Hawthorn star Will Day called in for a quick chat, and after speaking about 'Dare to Hope' with Cherie Dear, they got into 'Questions Without Notice'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On Thursday morning, Garry and Tim spoke to Grant Thomas, Will Day and Cherie Dear. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former St Kilda coach Grant Thomas joined Garry and Tim to pay tribute to his great friend Matt Rendell, and to explain what made him such a popular and respected figure in the AFL world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former St Kilda Coach Grant Thomas joined Andrew Benslwy on Sports Wrap to pay tribute to his friend and former assistant coach at St.Kilda after his passing from a major heart attack. Rendell was also Captain and legend at Fitzroy Football club.

Joey Montagna and Brendan Fevola talk retro round & footy in the 90's. Fev's story about all hell breaking lose at Carlton during an intraclub and  -----------

Roo, Ditts and Bernie discuss all the big news and views in South Australian footy, including the external flag chat that should have the Crows excited, whether Jordan Dawson will take the biggest job in footy against Marcus Bontempelli, Grant Thomas's Twitter take on Ben Keays, Riley Thilthorpe in the ruck, why Ditts isn't convinced by Port, Tom Jonas up forward and plenty more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Roo, Ditts and Bernie discuss all the big news and views in South Australian footy, including the external flag chat that should have the Crows excited, whether Jordan Dawson will take the biggest job in footy against Marcus Bontempelli, Grant Thomas's Twitter take on Ben Keays, Riley Thilthorpe in the ruck, why Ditts isn't convinced by Port, Tom Jonas up forward and plenty more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We chat with Grant Thomas who played 83 games in the VFL and more famously coached the St.Kilda football club from 2001-2006. Grant opens up about his playing days and coaching career, along with the role he played in signing some key figures at Moorabbin. We also chat about Grant's media career and the business success he has had since leaving the coaching ranks.

Maya Angelou famously said, “Now that I know better, I do better.” It's a sentiment that perfectly captures the spirit behind EmbraceRace, a nonprofit dedicated to nurturing children who are thoughtful, informed, and brave in taking on all aspects of equity and justice. On this episode of What the Fundraiser its founder, Andrew Grant Thomas, helps us explore difficult conversations – why we need to have them and what they can look like. It's not always going to be pretty, and that's okay! In fact, says Andrew, that's the point. Progress is a process that requires us – as fundraisers, parents and community members – to chip away at false assumptions and structural racism in all its ugliness. The more we engage, the quicker we can break through to meaningful dialogue and understanding.  Andrew shares fascinating insights from the frontlines of early childhood, where honest conversations need to start. You'll learn about EmbraceRace's four foundational pillars and how this vibrant nonprofit is guided by them. He also invites us to “imagine if we understood race in a way that allowed all the range of emotions to show and not disproportionately things like fear and anxiety and resentment.” We also discuss the concept of giving ourselves grace, which is not an excuse to step away when we mess up. To the contrary, when interactions around race (or any other sensitive topic) go awry, we must be brave and push forward. So long as there's an effort to repair, says Andrew, an opportunity exists to grow and improve. In other words, it's progress – not perfection! (02:01) A brief intro to EmbraceRace (04:25) About the pillars Andrew and his organization deploy in helping people be brave about difficult conversations (09:21) How EmbraceRace helps people move through any resistance and face head-on issues. (12:24) Where resistance comes from (17:41) How kids (versus adults) understand and respond with openness and curiosity to narratives around race and justice.  (20:06) Why it's okay to have uncomfortable conversations. (22:04) Great advice about confronting race that applies equally to fundraising (25:46) About knowing that things will come out right IF we keep on trying and making repairs along the way.  (29:44) What accountability looks like and Andrew's assessment of DEI, educational and other efforts to combat structural racism and the very real ripple effects across society. Get all the resources from today's episode here. Follow along on Instagram  Connect with Mallory on LinkedIn Many thanks to our sponsor, Keela for making this episode possible. Our friends at Keela offers nonprofits like yours a comprehensive fundraising and donor management software, equipped with powerful tools to expand your reach, increase fundraising revenue, and foster a dedicated community of supporters. Want a user-friendly platform that provides actionable data? Learn more at Keela.

Tuesday and Tim are joined by friend, co-founder and co-director of EmbraceRace, Andrew Grant-Thomas, to talk about the founding of EmbraceRace, its work in the world, the future of a multiracial democracy, advocacy and how we can talk (and listen!) to our children about race.For detailed show notes, links and resources, please visit: https://www.findtheoutside.com/podcastNOTE: This podcast was recorded in June 2022. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Do you feel like your fitness routine is a constant game of redlight, greenlight where you find yourself either completely in a routine or completely out? Do you struggle with staying motivated after a couple of months of doing the same class, exercise, or program? With the fitness industry grossing more than 32 billion dollars a year and growing, you would figure that we should be more healthy and fit than ever before, yet we aren't… and the big question is why? In Episode 90, we talk with Grant Thomas about the differences between movement and fitness and how we can harness particular techniques to prime the brain to want more of it so that you can stay consistent without the struggle of NEEDING motivation. . . . SHOW NOTES: 2:44 Part 1: Grant Thomas Part 2: Exercise 12: 30 How do you people perceive fitness and exercise? 13:52 Does it work? 15:47 What doesn't work about fitness? Part 3: Holistic Movement 28:03 What is it? 29:29 Why is it important? 36:00 How does it work? 44:25 Part 4: What you can do (top 3) . . . THE PROCLIVITY METHOD: Information: https://www.proclivity.co/proclivity-method Clarity Call: https://www.proclivity.co/clarity-call

"对明尼苏达高中校长提起的性侵犯指控，当时他是少年时事件 明尼苏达州海菲尔德（Hayfield）的37岁的格兰特·托马斯·克莱恩特（Grant Thomas Klennert）被指控在1997年至2003年之间也是少年时期对3名少年进行性侵犯。克莱恩特是海菲尔德高中的校长" "启动AD- #TheMummichogBlogoFmalta Amazon Top和Flash Deals（会员链接 - 如果您通过以下链接购买，您将支持我们的翻译）-https：//amzn.to/3feogyg 仅在一次搜索中比较所有顶级旅行网站，以在酒店库存的最佳酒店交易中找到世界上最佳酒店价格比较网站。 （会员链接 - 如果您通过以下链接购买，您将支持我们的翻译）-https：//www.hotelscombined.com/?a_aid=20558 “因此，无论您希望别人对您做什么，也对他们做，因为这是法律和先知。”“ #Jesus #Catholic。 “从受孕的时刻，必须绝对尊重和保护人类的生活。从他生存的第一刻起，必须将一个人承认为拥有一个人的权利 - 其中每种无辜者都是无辜的权利。”天主教教堂的教理2270。 堕胎杀死了两次。它杀死了婴儿的身体，并杀死了母亲的科学。堕胎是深刻的反妇女。它的受害者中有三个季节是女性：一半的婴儿和所有母亲。 流畅的马耳他无线电是马耳他的第一号数字广播电台，演奏您的轻松最爱 - Smooth提供了“无混乱”的混音，吸引了35-59个核心观众，提供柔和的成人现代经典。我们操作一个流行曲目的播放列表，并定期更新。 https://smooth.com.mt/listen/ 马耳他是一颗地中海宝石，等待被发现。马耳他拥有文化和历史，娱乐和放松，冒险和兴奋的独特结合，也是出国留学的理想之地。实际上，它拥有世界上最优秀的学习机构。 -https：//www.visitmalta.com/ 关注电报：https：//t.me/themummichogblogdotcom Tumblr：https：//www.tumblr.com/themummichogblogofmalta blogspot：https：//themummichogblogofmalta.blogspot.com/ 论坛：https：//groups.google.com/g/themummichogblog Facebook：https：//www.facebook.com/groups/chinesecommunitymalta 结束广告" "。 明尼苏达州瓦巴沙 - 瓦巴沙县地方法院已针对海菲尔德高中校长提起了性侵犯指控，该指控因几十年前的几名少年遭受性侵犯而反复进行性侵犯。 Hayfield的37岁的Grant Thomas Klennert面临三项一级刑事性侵犯指控和一项二级犯罪行为指控，所有重罪。 当克伦纳特本人在瓦巴沙县（Wabasha County）少年时，他被指控强行对三名少年进行性侵犯。 格兰特·托马斯·克伦纳特（Thomas Klennert） Grant Thomas Klennert.Contributed / Wabasha County警长办公室 2022年12月13日星期二发布了逮捕令，并于当天下午在瓦巴沙县监狱被拘留。没有开庭日期。 在过去的七年中，克伦纳特（Klennert）一直是海菲尔德高中的校长。他在该地区工作了16年。 广告 “海菲尔德学区意识到有关学区雇员格兰特·克伦特（Grant Klennert）的未决刑事指控。学区非常认真地对待我们的学生的安全和保障，并且一直在合作，并将继续与执法执法部门完全合作。在调查中。格兰特·克伦特（Grant Klennert）目前正在行政假，”警长格雷格·斯拉索格（Gregg Slaathaug）告诉《邮政公报》。 “这是学区目前可以提供有关此事的信息的程度。” Slaathaug说，在该地区的调查中，将对该地区的Klennert提出任何投诉的存在。 这些指控没有声称克伦纳特（Klennert）在该地区担任老师期间袭击了任何学生。 根据刑事诉讼： 在1997年至2003年秋天之间，克伦纳特（Klennert）对三名不同的少年进行了性侵犯。 一名男子在2022年10月首次向执法部门报告了性侵犯，该男子指责克伦纳特几年来几年中每周几乎每周都对他进行性侵犯，而两人是少年。该男子在不同的情况下报告说，他会在性侵犯过程中扔掉。 投诉的一部分写道：“他说，当他呕吐时，克莱纳特会打他并告诉他清理它。” 袭击开始于七年级的克莱纳特（Klennert）比受害者大五岁时。当克伦纳特（Klennert）18岁并上大学时，袭击停止了。根据他的LinkedIn页面，克莱恩特（Klennert）于2003年开始就读圣奥拉夫学院（St. Olaf College）。 广告 该男子告诉执法部门，他告诉母亲四年级时发生了什么事，更不用说其他任何人。 另一名比克伦特（Klennert）年轻三岁的受害者告诉军官，克伦纳特（Klennert）大约13岁时强奸了她，她目睹了克莱恩特（Klennert）对以前的受害者的性侵犯。 克莱恩特（Klennert）还被指控在2001年对一名7岁男性少年进行性侵犯。当时的克伦纳特（Klennert）年会年仅16岁。 克莱纳特（Klennert）使少年“ Pinky Promise”不告诉任何人有关袭击的信息。 克伦纳特（Klennert）没有就指控做出回应，并签发了逮捕令，周二被捕。 https://www.inforum.com/news/minnesota/sex-assault-charges-filed-filed-against-minnesota-high-school-school-principal-for-cidentents-whe-was-a-a-juvenile "

The former St Kilda coach said the announcement left him embarrassed to be a footy fan.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former St Kilda coach Grant Thomas gives his view on the club's appointment of Ross Lyon as head coach.(Photo by Quinn Rooney/Getty Images)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former St Kilda coach Grant Thomas says the Saints should be doing everything possible to get Luke Beveridge to replace Brett Ratten as coach.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The boys spoke about the breaking news, potential new candidates, his thoughts on the savage nature of the decision, and more.

The boys spoke in-depth about the sacking of St Kilda coach Brett Ratten, were joined by former Saints coach Grant Thomas, Australian Sport Hall of Fame inductee Adrian Hurley, AFL.com.au's Cal Twomey, Brendon Julian, and much more.

Sunshine Coast longboard legend Grant Thomas joined Mark and Caroline to talk up the preview of the movie GRAVITY at Buddina State School.

In this episode, Director of Programming at Gymnazo CJ Kobliska, sits down with Movement Specialist and Creator of Smoov Moves Grant Thomas. They explore topics like what it means to be strong, integrating intentions and awareness into movement, the differences between a movement matrix and movement pattern, and a whole lot more! About Grant Thomas: Grant is a movement specialist that dances in the realms of bodyweight strength, rhythm, and various forms of play. His deep dive into movement began with chronic back pain at age 19 which led him down an alternative path to physical training, mentality, and holistic health. Today, Grant empowers individuals to create their own movement legacy through SMOOV Moves, an online fitness platform that focuses on foundational movement, practical strength and skill development. You can find Grant in the park crawling on the grass, spinning the rope and kicking the hacky sack around for hours on end.Connect with Grant:IG: @grantsthomas @smoovmovesYoutube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_aUjXGesQJd3Xf2Qb1gEIwConnect with CJIG: @movement_exploration_channelMore from Gymnazo EDU:Check out our YoutubeFollow us on IG: @gymnazo_eduStart Exploring Your Sphere with the Spherical Movement CourseJoin The Movement Collective Discord CommunityTo dive deeper into these concepts and learn alongside a team of Movement Specialists and Masters, head to www.joinmdmc.com!

In this episode, Director of Programming at Gymnazo CJ Kobliska, sits down with Movement Specialist and Creator of Smoov Moves Grant Thomas. They explore topics like what it means to be strong, integrating intentions and awareness into movement, the differences between a movement matrix and movement pattern, and a whole lot more! About Grant Thomas: Grant is a movement specialist that dances in the realms of bodyweight strength, rhythm, and various forms of play. His deep dive into movement began with chronic back pain at age 19 which led him down an alternative path to physical training, mentality, and holistic health. Today, Grant empowers individuals to create their own movement legacy through SMOOV Moves, an online fitness platform that focuses on foundational movement, practical strength and skill development. You can find Grant in the park crawling on the grass, spinning the rope and kicking the hacky sack around for hours on end. Connect with Grant: IG: @grantsthomas @smoovmoves Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_aUjXGesQJd3Xf2Qb1gEIw (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_aUjXGesQJd3Xf2Qb1gEIw) Connect with CJ IG: @movement_exploration_channel More from Gymnazo EDU: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnutuW7li3BbbmlqYIdkE4Q (Check out our Youtube) Follow us on IG:https://www.instagram.com/gymnazo_edu/?hl=en ( @gymnazo_edu) https://gymnazo.thinkific.com/courses/spherical-movement (Start Exploring Your Sphere with the Spherical Movement Course) https://discord.gg/QUHcMSfydt (Join The Movement Collective Discord Community) To dive deeper into these concepts and learn alongside a team of Movement Specialists and Masters, head tohttps://my.captivate.fm/www.joinmdmc.com ( www.joinmdmc.com)!

Today's guests include current Brisbane Lions coach Chris Fagan and former St Kilda coach and powerbroker Grant Thomas. The boys also work their way through the Friday Ramble, the Friday Agenda, Trade Talk, and your weekly top performers.

Kane Cornes and David King present Fireball Friday on SEN SA BREAKFAST. Today's guests include current Brisbane Lions coach Chris Fagan and former St Kilda coach and powerbroker Grant Thomas. The boys also work their way through the Friday Ramble, the Friday Agenda, Trade Talk, and your weekly top performers.

Kane Cornes and David King present Fireball Friday on SEN SA BREAKFAST. Today's guests include current Brisbane Lions coach Chris Fagan and former St Kilda coach and powerbroker Grant Thomas. The boys also work their way through the Friday Ramble, the Friday Agenda, Trade Talk, and your weekly top performers.

Today's guests include current Brisbane Lions coach Chris Fagan and former St Kilda coach and powerbroker Grant Thomas. The boys also work their way through the Friday Ramble, the Friday Agenda, Trade Talk, and your weekly top performers.

Kane and Kingy ask Grant Thomas his thoughts on experienced coaches versus inexperienced coaches, What business AFL clubs are in and how far off winning the flag is St Kilda.

Kane and Kingy ask Grant Thomas his thoughts on experienced coaches versus inexperienced coaches, What business AFL clubs are in and how far off winning the flag is St Kilda.

In Episode 117 of Fintech Chatter podcast, Dexter Cousins is joined by Fintech Leader of the Year, Dom Pym.Dom is co-founder of Up and Ferocia and has made successful exits from Pin Payments and Nutmeg.Dexter first met Dom in 2018 as Up went into Beta phase - He made the bold claim back then that Dom was the Steve Jobs of Aussie Fintech.Since then Up has become a world-class digital bank and Dom has had a massive impact on Fintech Down Under. Ferocia was recently acquired by Bendigo Bank giving Dom and business partner Grant Thomas the dream exit. Dom still is very much involved in UP and he shares the latest product release into home loans.He recently announced his family office, Euphemia, which promises to support the next wave of startups. It's a unique approach and one that puts people and values at the very core of the investment thesis.About Dom PymDom's been involved in numerous start-ups and large-scale technology projects since the 1990's, in Australia and overseas. Dom sits on the board of directors at Fintech Australia, and the advisory Board at Bendigo Bank, and continues to work on Up (up.com.au, Australia's most successful digital bank, highest rated bank, and most trusted bank). Up's built to help #Upsiders spend wisely and save effortlessly.A favour to askFintech Chatter is free of sponsors and will always be free content. If you appreciate the work we do please help us promote the show by:Hitting "follow" on your podcast player and leave a five-star review on Apple or SpotifySubscribing and liking on YoutubeThanks for your support!About Tier One People.Founded by Dexter Cousins in 2016, Tier One People is on a mission to help Australia become the world leader in Fintech innovation.Tier One People helps companies like Revolut, TrueLayer and 10x build founding teams for launch in Australia. And series A+ / ASX Listed Aussie Fintech like Lendi, Afterpay and 86 400 hire executive talent capable of delivering growth and scale. If you are building a world-class Fintech venture and need help in hiring tier-one people, you can reach us info@tieronepeople.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dextercousins/Twitter: https://twitter.com/dextercousins Website: https://tieronepeople.com Tier One People Leaders in Fintech Executive Search and RecruitmentDo you like the show? Please leave us a review

Former St Kilda coach Grant Thomas has ripped into the current Saints over their "atrocious" body language on the field. And he's named names. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Grant Thomas didn't hold back on 3AW on Tuesday. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Craig Hutchison and Damian Barrett for S7 Ep 18.The Sounding Board is proudly supported by Drinkwise. If you're choosing to drink, choose to Drinkwise.TIME CODES0.00 - Are you ready for Grumpy Season? The traditional slump in the mood of footy journalists. We're on the lookout for journos fleeing the country via #grumpyseason. That's our conversation starter for Mosh - providing Aussie men with clinical treatment for hair loss, sexual health and more. All online. 5.00 – Discussion of Kevin Sheedy's recent ‘own goal' comments.8.15 – Is Eddie McGuire going to Channel 10? It's a big investment.9.30 – PVL – a day before Spring Carnival announcements in Vic Racing, V'Landy's announced a huge increase in Golden Eagle prize money.15.15 – Grant Thomas the single biggest micro manager in AFL history and guys who will pick up the phone themselves.17.00 – Lack of coverage of Tony Sheehan's legal issues.17.50 – PVO watch – is Sco Mo Squatting at Kirribilli house? PVO takes to the desk to report on the former PM's accommodation status.21.20 – Netball Australia – criticism of their corporate strategy.26.45 - Damo's gone viral in an online ad for Sportsbet. Did he have Hutchy's permission to use his name and The Sounding Board as part of the skit?30.00 – Has Damo been asked to ‘cease and desist' on comments about Luke Darcy and a potential political career?31.30 – We copped a bit of flak regarding the chat about Bec Judd's security concerns. Plus the Herald Sun's obsession with Bec Judd's ‘enduring appeal'.35.15 – Mitch Cleary – did he break another story today on Steven May?36 – ABC Fact Check. ABC news published the wrong photo of a murder suspect.38.30 – The NFL commentary teams have been announced for the season for the main 5 broadcasters.46.00 – Vale Ron Reed – an iconic and legendary figure in journalism.48.20 – Question of the Week for Drinkwise.To send Hutchy and Damo a question jump on Twitter or Facebook or email thesoundingboard@sen.com.auThe Sounding Board is produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for SEN.

A versatile ruckman come full forward, Peter 'Spida' Everitt started his football journey with St Kilda in 1993. With dreadlocks and head bands Spida almost instantaneously became a cult figure. As Everitt's career was building, so too was the St Kilda Football club as the Saints made a charge to the 1997 Grand Final. A shoulder injury sustained in the Qualifying final against Brisbane would lead Everitt to miss the rest of the season thus making St Kilda's road to the elusive flag all that harder.  After 180 games in the black, red and white of St Kilda, Everitt was on the move to Glenferrie Oval in 2003 where he'd win a best and fairest. After four seasons at Hawthorn, Everitt's final stop would be at the Sydney Swans capping off a 291 game career. In this episode Everitt opens up about his heat break on missing the 1997 Grand Final, the sacking of Stan Alves, wooing Malcolm Blight St Kilda and his strained relationship with Grant Thomas which would eventually lead to Spida's departure from the Saints. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former St Kilda coach Grant Thomas and 3AW Afternoons host Dee Dee Dunleavy have clashed over Dustin Martin's apparent "media snub" after his return for Richmond at the weekend. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Aside from the opening two-minutes of the game, it was a real four-quarter performance from the Saints as we demolished the Hawks at the MCG on a sunny Sunday afternoon. Plus we speak to "Ivy's boy" - and 48 game Saint, of course - Brett Moyle, about a range of topics from Malcolm Blight and Grant Thomas, to a rising star nomination, to injuries that ultimately prematurely ended his AFL career. Catch all our video interviews on the https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgturW0AMoA-biMrEEiabdg (Unpluggered YouTube): don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review Unpluggered wherever you listen or watch, and make sure to follow on https://my.captivate.fm/twitter.com/unpluggered (Twitter), https://my.captivate.fm/facebook.com/unpluggered (Facebook), and https://my.captivate.fm/instagram.com/unpluggeredpodcast (Instagram) to stay connected with the podcast. Special thanks to Lloyd Spiegel for the use of his track! Guest and sponsorship opportunities: unpluggered@gmail.com

We chat very candidly with former St.Kilda president and investor Rod Butterss. Rod opens up about his time at St.Kilda and what broke down with former coaches in Malcom Blight and Grant Thomas. He also gives insight into the passion and pain behind the St.Kilda football club. Rod also chats about his battles with addiction and how to fight against such adversaries.

Something I've discovered within my psychedelic experiences is that what we are ultimately experiencing is the moving of energies through our minds, bodies & spirits. This being said, many times I have found myself judging myself for my wanting to move, stretch or even have a full on sprint during a ceremony. Once I was able to break through that & realize that when I am craving physical movement, to dive into that & allow the energies within me to be moved, I experienced an immense sense of freedom. On this weeks episode of the show, we chat with a dear friend & brother of mine who is no stranger to expressing himself through his movement practice, especially while interacting with plant medicines. What he has taught me is not only how integral it is to listen to our bodies calls to move, but also how to have more FUN in my movement practice while interacting with these medicines without self judgement. My goal for this episode is to allow the conversation, laughs & movement between us to inspire all of YOU to re-imagine how you are viewing the movement of energy within you so that you can each find the same renewed sense of freedom that him & I have found within our movement & lives as a whole. This episode was produced  at the Mass Music Radio Station in Quincy, Massachusetts.

Today, we are sitting down to chat with Grant Thomas, also known as the Smooth Racoon. Grant guides active dudes to liberated hips, hearts and heads through the practice of rhythm and dance. He is a master of movement and play, and he is guiding men to find flow in their life through dance, movement, and hacky sack. He also has a YouTube channel for beginner hacky sack tips and tricks. Find Grant here: Website: www.grantsthomas.com IG: @grantsthomas IG: @footbagman Youtube: Grant S. Thomas https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_aUjXGesQJd3Xf2Qb1gEIw Ask Grant about his program Dance for Dudes

When it comes to the medicines I enjoy most, nothing beats movement. For me, movement is a way I express my unique, individual experience of life. Movement is what helps me connect with other humans who are allowing the vibrations of life to sing through them & movement is ultimately what has allowed me to see myself reflected in others & have the ability to experience the oneness that all the great consciousness teachers of the past spoke about so elegantly. Today's guest on the show is not only a returning guest who specializes in movement, but is also leading the charge in helping men re-discover the beauty & freedom associated with dance through his program, disco for dudes. I know for me, I had many stories running in the background of my life at one point that told me I couldn't dance so therefore I shouldn't & have learned first hand just how liberating it is to be able to throw those stories to the curb & dance like my life depends on it & much of that influence came from this free flowing expressive soul that I am fortunate enough to call my brother in flow.This episode was produced  at the Mass Music Radio Station in Quincy, Massachusetts.

Former St Kilda player, coach and board member Grant Thomas joins Garry & Tim following Gerry Ryan's endorsement of Larry Benge to join the club's board.

Garry & Tim are joined by Grant Thomas to discuss his support of Larry Benge for a position on St Kilda's board, and prospective draftee Jamieson Ballantyne on his path from Portland. Renowned fitness trainer Johnny Louch and Jordan De Goey provide an update on Jordan's pre-season head start from California, and Neil Kearney takes us behind the scenes of his new docu-series on the Essendon Football Club.

Melissa Giraud and Andrew Grant-Thomas, co-founders of Embrace Race, talk about the work, resources, and community necessary to raise children who are "thoughtful, informed, and brave about race."

3:28 — We discuss why the topic of equity is important and why we were inspired to explore this topic further.6:40 — March welcomes Andrew Grant-Thomas to the show and we learn a little about his background and how he began his work on EmbraceRace.org.10:06 — Andrew discusses the resources that EmbraceRace provides and how those tools address different aspects of racial equity.13:47 — Becoming more aware of racial inequities in everyday life and how to begin talking to your children about race and racial justice issues.17:55 — How tying school funding to property taxes is a factor in continuing racial inequity.21:19 — How are the recent developments in the US and abroad have increased the level of interest in the resources that EmbraceRace.org provides.26:50 — Andrew recommends a few practical things that people can do if they want to help support the cause of racial equity.32:15 — Ian, Darren and March reflect on the interview with Andrew and some of the things that resonated most with us.35:45 — Ian reflects on how children might be an underserved group when it comes to racial education.41:04 —Ian noted the comment that Andrew made about “there may not be a sideline to stand on anymore”42:25 — Darren reflects on how there are a variety of ways to contribute to the cause of racial justice and how at some level we are all on a journey towards being better.47:17 — “Just because you know what's going on doesn't mean that you know how best to address the problem.”51:10 — March shares some historical polling data on trust in the police and speculates how the numbers might have changed recently.53:17 — Darren shares how Andrew's example of how unconscious bias in how people shop for schools was a point that really resonated with him.57:14 — We explore the issue of inequity of schooling and practical ways to help improve equity in schooling.59:56 — Ian proposes a more constructive way to frame the conversation by focusing on what society gains by increasing racial equity rather than what some people need to give up for the benefit of others.Mentions

Sam Edmund delves into the 'Whispers In The Sky' story, where he speaks to the key people involved - Grant Thomas, Mark Parker, Mitch Rentessis and Matthew Head, who has not spoken publicly other than a brief statement during the week in question in 2005.