Podcast appearances and mentions of greg muller

Ferdinand Marcos Jr, better known as “Bongbong”, is the president of the Philippines. His popularity skyrocketed in recent years, particularly among Gen Z, thanks to his stardom on tiktok. But it was almost 40 years ago that he fled the country as a young governor when his father's authoritarian and corrupt government was overturned in a dramatic coup. 

Emmanuel Macron is a straight-talking, ambitious global figure who wants France to help solve the challenges of our time. But at home, he's a divisive leader who faces a wave of discontent.So how did Emmanuel Macron start his own party and effectively come from nowhere to win two elections as the youngest president in French history. How will the charismatic centrist storming The Élysée Palace fare as far-right populism sweeps Europe?

Joe Biden is America's oldest ever president. He wants to stay in the White House another four years and is now campaigning for a second term. If he wins that term, he'll be 86-years-old by the time he leaves office.

Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskyy has captured the world's attention and admiration like few leaders can.  When Russia launched its war on Ukraine in February 2022, the comic actor turned wartime leader became the face of Ukraine's resistance. He refused offers of evacuation, famously telling Joe Biden he needed ammunition, not a ride.

For paramedics, click HERE for CAPCE credits! Every day, EMS encounters patients in crisis from opioid use disorder. Communities rely upon EMS to be the safety net and also the bridge and connection for patients to receive appropriate care.  EMS is moving itself into a new area of influence where we collaborate with community resources as the frontline providers. We have the opportunity to save lives and do a tremendous amount of good with patients who use drugs.  In this podcast, PEC podcast hosts, Dr. Greg Muller and Dr. Maia Dorsett discuss the crucial roles of EMS in addiction medicine with the PEC manuscript: Prehospital Buprenorphine Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder by Paramedics: First Year Results of the EMS Buprenorphine Use Pilot with guest authors Gene Herne MD & Andrew Herring MD Click here to download it today! As always THANK YOU for listening. Hawnwan Philip Moy MD (@pecpodcast) Scott Goldberg MD, MPH (@EMS_Boston) Jeremiah Escajeda MD, MPH (@jerescajeda) Joelle Donofrio-Odmann DO (@PEMems) Maia Dorsett MD PhD (@maiadorsett) Lekshmi Kumar MD (@Gradymed1) Greg Muller DO (@DrMuller_DO)

Yevgeny Prigozhin is becoming a figure of huge influence in the world right now. A former petty criminal, hotdog vendor and restaurateur from St Petersburg who went on to build a powerful private army. Prigozhin has been a loyal ally of Putin's until he turned his sights on Moscow, sparking the biggest crisis in Vladamir Putin's presidency. 

PEC Journal Volume 26 Number 6 In this episode, the PEC podcast team brings in the Prehospital Emergency Care Journal Volume 26 Number 6. We talk about the engaging manuscripts in this journal like:  “House Calls” by Mobile Integrated Health Paramedics for Patients with Heart Failure: A Feasibility Study Association of GPS-Based Logging and Manual Confirmation of the First Responders' Arrival Time in a Smartphone Alerting System: An Observational Study Please join us in welcoming the PEC team:  Dr. Greg Muller! We are happy to have you join us! Click here to download it today! As always THANK YOU for listening. Hawnwan Philip Moy MD (@pecpodcast) Scott Goldberg MD, MPH (@EMS_Boston) Jeremiah Escajeda MD, MPH (@jerescajeda) Joelle Donofrio-Odmann DO (@PEMems) Maia Dorsett MD PhD (@maiadorsett) Greg Muller DO  

How did Narendra Modi go from selling tea on railway platforms rise to become the leader of almost 1.4 billion people? He's a man with big ideas and an even bigger ambition for his country. But with a backstory full of both mythology and secrets, how much do we really know about his plans?

Sanna Marin became Finland's third female prime minister at just 34. Her coalition of women-led parties suggest that another kind of politics might be possible.Leading a country with a 1300km border with Russia, Marin finds herself navigating choppy diplomatic and economic waters for Finland, and making the case to other world leaders on taking a tougher line against autocrats.

Rishi Sunak is a man of many firsts. He's the first person of colour to become British PM, the first born to immigrant parents and the first practising Hindu to lead the country and at the age of 42, he's also the youngest person to take office in more than 200 years.Following a chaotic few years at the top of UK politics, Sunak's appeal may well be him playing the "calm, cool, competent card." 

Israel's veteran leader, Benjamin Netanyahu has served as the country's prime minister longer than anyone else. He's governed on and off for 15 years and has now made a dramatic return to power for a record third time. This time with the help of Israel's ultra-nationalists.He now heads one of the most right-wing governments in Israeli history. What has made King 'Bibi' politically invincible and what does his return aided by the religious far right mean for Israel and the Middle East?

Vladimir Putin's built an image of the strong leader, bare chested fishing or riding a horse. A Martial arts expert, former intelligence agent and ruthless leader.But what's behind the strongman persona? And has he put everything on the line with this current war?  We hear from people who know him.

Mental health is something we don't really talk that much about. And yet, with the increase in social media, a pandemic that caused the biggest disruption to our work and life, and of course the constant fears now of an impending recession, mental health is just something we all should be talking more about.We just don't seem to ever talk about mental health. And this is a problem.According to the World Health Organisation there are over 700,000 suicides each year. That number is simply heart breaking.And whilst there is no evidence that the pandemic cause an increase in suicide rates, the majority of governments, have seen a dramatic increase in mental health support services, and our workforce productivity has slowed with the burden of home schooling, juggling kids, losing jobs, and worrying about the future.Mental health issues affect so many of us. It's proposed that nearly 50% of the population suffer from one form of mental health illness in their life time. And so the feelings of anxiousness, a loss of productivity, a lack of self worth .... these are not uncommon, and yet for the vast majority of the population, we are simply not working as productively as we could.And maybe it's because we don't know how to address mental health issues in the workplace?My guest on this podcast, is Greg Muller. Greg is a successful businessman, has floated a company on the ASX, but more importantly, he is currently channeling his efforts toward organizations that are addressing significant social challenges.Greg co-founded a not-for-profit charitable foundation in 2020, The United Project Foundation focused on the early detection of mental health risks at work. His work, and the work of the United Project Foundation volunteers, is based around governance and training for company leaders to help facilitate a healthy, and happy, workforce. This is no easy task, but like my favourite peloton quote 'it's never easy, but it's always worth it.'Greg is also working with Nestd, who provide quality, architectural yet affordable, self-contained compact living solutions to the retirement, tourism and holiday home sectors. So basically think - quality prefabricated tiny houses. That's pretty cool, but what is cooler is, Nestd is a social enterprise of the Kids Under Cover charity where all the Profits from every Nestd home sold go to fund Kids Under Cover's life-changing work with youth who are at risk of homelessness. About Greg MullerFor over 25 years, Greg has established himself as a highly regarded business leader, entrepreneur, innovator and commercialisation expert in corporate and government business, both domestically and internationally.Greg specialises in strategy, growth and commercialisation advisory, governance, capital raisings and digital technology. A deep, curious and expansive thinker, Greg challenges existing ways of working to help businesses and leaders reposition and deliver accelerated growth.Across his career, Greg has been the recipient of multiple business, industry and innovation awards, achieved multiple exits of companies he founded, including listing a technology business he founded on the ASX in 2016. He is an experienced Chairperson and is a Non-Executive Director on numerous company boards and is a sought-after speaker and mentor.Greg now prioritises his time supporting purpose-led organisations and entrepreneurs who have a vision and commitment to deliver widespread impact for humanity and the environment; delivered ethically and sustainably, at scale. His project and investment portfolio is primary focused in health, housing, food and technology.In 2020, Greg co-founded a not-for-profit charitable foundation, The United Project focused on the early detection of mental health risks at work.Greg holds an MBA (University of Melbourne), Bachelor of Applied Science...

People in communities who've seen repeated flooding and bushfires in recent years are calling for new thinking on how to plan safer towns and suburbs, as the threat from climate change increases. So what might this look like and whose responsibility is it to make sure residents aren't at risk?

Australia has had more deaths from COVID-19 in the last six months than in the entire pandemic prior. Concern is now around two sub-variants, BA.4 and BA.5, which prompted ATAGI to give new advice about who should get a fourth booster and when.

Get Up! Stand up! Show up! That's the theme for this year's NAIDOC Week, calling for systemic change. How can non-Indigenous Australians be better allies? Plus, Life Matters takes your questions about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and history.

Major retailers and councils are increasingly installing cameras with facial recognition technology. They claim it is for security and community safety reasons, but once your unique facial data is captured, there's concern about how this data is later used, who gets access to it and how it is stored.

The NSW Government has announced plans to scrap the much-maligned stamp duty on property sales and replace it with an annual land tax. There are hopes it will ease the housing crisis, but whether it will reduce house prices is less certain.

Lockdowns are over and more than ever before people are loading up the 4WD, hitching a caravan and hitting the open road. With more than 820 000 caravans registered in Australia, expect to see more of them in the coming months.

The autumn series of The 9pm Edict continues with special guest Greg Muller, a journalist who's produced, among many things, the podcast documentary series Motherlode, It's about the early computer hacking scene and the origin story of Julian Assange.We talk about Motherlode and hacking and Mr Assange and WikiLeaks. Obviously. But we also cover the nature of journalism, arsonists, the separation of church and state, sound design, Donald Trump, the Pentagon Papers, and of course Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese and the forthcoming federal election.Full podcast details and credits at:https://the9pmedict.com/edict/00163/Please consider supporting this podcast:https://the9pmedict.com/tip/https://skank.com.au/subscribe/

With Michelle on a mission in Melbourne and David wallowing in the sea of information flowing out of Ukraine, this week we are taking the opportunity to bring your our interview with Melbourne journo Greg Muller. Greg is the brains behind the podcast "Motherlode", an examination of how a group of Melbourne teenagers back in the 90s, using nothing more Commodore 64s and dial-up-modems, nearly brought governments to their knees and made Australia the centre of the cyber universe. We chat with Greg about how he came across the story, his time with the players on both sides of the law, and how a young guy with the handle Mannix went on to change the world. If you want to know where Julian Assange started, this interview and the Motherlode podcast is definitely not to be missed. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Motherlode details the cybercrime activities of young hackers, including Julian Assange in the 1980’s and 1990’s in Melbourne. Motherlode is the first original podcast from Ranieri and Co. Award winning journalist and podcaster Greg Muller is the Creator and host of Motherlode and he talks to Jules and Stocks this episode. The guys also breakdown the suddenly saturated daily news podcast scene and the latest newcomer, ABC News Daily. This podcast is a partnership between The Australian Podcast Awards and DM Podcasts. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you earn a million dollars from selling drugs and are convicted under proceeds of crime legislation, you don't get to keep it. But what if that conviction is quashed years later? Some of the most notorious figures in the gangland era are heading back to courts to appeal their convictions following the Nicola Gobbo scandal. What happens to the 70 million dollars confiscated? Greg Muller asks, what are the laws around proceeds of crime and are they always fair?    

Climate change is increasingly being raised in courtrooms around the world. The latest was brought by eight Australian school students and a nun who argued that the government owed a duty of care to protect children from the harmful effects of climate change. As journalist Greg Muller reports, climate change is now seen as a legal and financial risk as well as an environmental one.  

Welcome to season two of Gertie's Law. In season one we heard from almost everyone at the Supreme Court - the judges, associates, reporters, tipstaves and even the prison officers. But now it’s time to meet the people who do the lion’s share of the talking in the courtroom, the people sitting at the bar table - the lawyers. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episodes guest is Greg Muller from "Lead the Pack". With over 20 years of experience of working in a wide range of sporting environments with athletes, teams and organisations Greg Muller is a premier human performance and leadership training coach. Having worked and trained in many countries including New Zealand, Australia, Canada, USA, Japan, United Kingdom and Ireland Greg has had success with athletes and sports teams including rugby, softball, racquet sports, martial arts, gymnastics, swimming, hockey, elite force soldiers, business executives and sporting/business organisations. Highly trained and qualified in numerous fields related to human performance Greg has trained extensively through the CHEK Institute in the USA and also holds a Masters Degree in Leadership, Innovation and Change from York St John’s University in the UK. As a former Senior Instructor of the Joint Services Physical Education and Recreational School (NZ) Greg was directly responsible for the training and recruitment of physical training instructors within the New Zealand Defence Force. He currently resides in Ireland where he works with a number of clients including elite professional sports people, teams and business organisations offering seminars, leadership training and elite performance strategies to enable individuals, teams and organisations to reach their potential. Greg is currently completing his book “In Search of the Holy Grail” detailing the principles and philosophies for success and winning and is also the founder and developer of his company, Pure Athlete www.pure-athlete.com, which provides recovery and performance products for athletes and active people. On this episode Greg and I discuss: Greg's background I ask Greg about Paul Chek's influence on him as a coach and person I ask Greg about his time with the Auckland Blues I ask Greg why he got interested in Leadership? I ask Greg for this top leadership resources I ask Greg why he got involved in creating recovery bath salts? I ask Greg for resources on recovery baths? I ask Greg about is work at Lead the Pack I ask Greg what a day in his life is like? I ask Greg - how does he learn? If Greg could invite 5 people to dinner, dead or alive, who would he invite and why? This was an outstanding episode and I hope you all enjoy it as much as we did! Stay Strong, RB   Show Notes: Website - leadthepack.net Website - pureathlete.com Facebook - Lead the Pack Facebook - Pure Athlete Twitter - @leadthepack1 Twitter - @PureAthlete1   Books Mentioned: Mechanical low back pain Coherence: The Secret Science of Brilliant Leadership Think and Grow Rich The Success Principles Recovery for Performance The Ultimate Guide to HRV Training  Winner's Bible: Rewire your Brain for Permanent Change  Make it stick  Mindset   Podcasts Mentioned: Living 4D: EP 35- Greg Muller: Coaching Strategies for Elite Athletes That Work for Everyone!    People and Resources Mentioned: Paul Chek Connacht Rugby Chek Institute Auckland Blues John Maxwell Nic Gill Joel Jamieson Jim Kwik Brian Tracey Carol Dweck Barack Obama Andre Agassi Jennifer Anderson Albert Einstein Tiger Woods   

When COVID-19 hit Victoria, schools, pubs and restaurants closed. The AFL season stopped after only one round. But the courts couldn’t shut down because crime didn’t stop. People were in custody awaiting trial. Family violence continued unabated, disputes needed settling, appeals needed to be heard, and trials needed to continue to provide justice for both accused and victims. As an essential service, the courts had to move quickly. This episode of Gertie's Law looks at how the Supreme Court of Victoria responded to the challenge of a global pandemic. Hear how judges maintained order when the courtrooms went virtual, why Coronavirus was mentioned regularly in bail hearings, and whether beef carpaccio is better if you use shallots. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How many strength and conditioning coaches can say they have worked with three professional championship teams in one calendar year?Renowned strength and conditioning coach Greg Muller describes the challenges of integrating CHEK philosophies — for example diet and working in strategies — when working with high performance athletes and soldiers in this Living 4D episode.For Living 4D listeners, save 20 percent any of the products Greg and his partners sell at Pure Athlete by using the discount code pa20off at checkout.Learn more about Greg at the work he does with elite athletes by visiting his website, Lead The Pack.Show NotesGreg was the strength/conditioning coach for three professional rugby teams who won championships in 2001, all within a calendar year. (2:17)Paul convinced Greg very quickly that he had much to learn about training soldiers after they met in Christchurch, N.Z., 22 years ago. (5:32)Early in his career, Greg worked with a world class rugby player who believed working with leg weights would slow him down! (12:52)“The truth is what works.” (16:16)By looking at pictures on an office wall, Paul identified nine pro athletes on one team with severe atlas subluxations. (21:08)Paul worked with the Chicago Bulls often during their NBA Championship run, teaching them core conditioning and how to use the Swiss ball. (23:41)The key problem coaches have with working with elite athletes: A lack of good group leadership/management skills. (25:29)“Can you effectively design a strength and conditioning program for an athlete without knowing what their dream, goal or objective is?” (32:07)A former Oakland Raiders player told Paul he was obligated contractually to eat junk food at his training facility whenever cameras were present. (42:03)With physical skill sets among pro athletes being nearly equal, how they deal with mental health issues or don’t can be a difference-maker. (47:53)Coaches treating athletes like real human beings is transformational for both groups. (52:45)“All children are tasked with the unfinished lives of their parents.” (1:00:13)Why are degrees in engineering more valuable than those in philosophy or the social sciences? (1:09:07)The externalization of the self and Paul’s Working in principles. (1:18:33)Why do people listen to headbanging death metal music in gyms? (1:32:30)Focus first on the simple things before the technical aspects of your health. (1:36:41)ResourcesGrit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance by Angela DuckworthMindset: The New Psychology of Success by Dr. Carol DweckAlbert Einstein’s quote about the eighth floor and compound interestCoherence: The Secret Science of Brilliant Leadership by Dr. Alan WatkinsSpiral Dynamics and the work of Clare Graves and Abraham MaslowPPS Success Mastery programThe work of Dr. Jon Kabat-Zinn

Comedic jack-of-all-trades Erika Curry (Pack Theater) makes the memes of the future and uses a thumb to bring a tear to your eye. There's also a whole lot more Cher than anyone could have anticipated.  Thanks also to your sponsor, Greg Muller! Note: We're switching to a new recording set-up, and there may be some sound quality issues in the next couple episodes as we rely on back-up recordings. But then things should sound much better after that! The $8 Game Show is hosted by Josiah Jenkins and our theme music was composed by Eric Braband. Thanks for listening!

As a licensed funeral director with near 20 years experience, Greg Muller truly understands the benefits of planning the funeral in advance. Far too often, an enormous amount of stress befalls a grieving family burdened with making funeral decisions at a time when it is difficult to think clearly. Pre-planning helps eliminate some of the burden. Many families have expressed, “… advance funeral planning made an emotional conversation an easier one.” Website: https://www.brutallyhonestpodcast.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brutallyhonestpodcast/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Brutallyhonestpodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Harrison_Baron Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/brutallyhonestpodcast

Once again I am blown away and Greg just seemed to take our whole talk in stride. You could tell that he has worked with countless high level athletes and coaches themselves based on the way he speaks. What is … Continued The post Making Better People and Better Athletes with Greg Muller appeared first on Bare Naked Health Podcast.

Episode #32 of the Friday Fat Black has to be one of our best and longest yet. Pete and I get the pleasure of speaking with Greg Muller of Pure-Athlete. Greg completely blows us away with his knowledge on what's truly important to get the performances you desire. What We Cover: Major learnings and lessons of Performance from the military One of the biggest disciplines you need to acquire to ensure success The true foundations of Performance Preparation underpins everything Standards for Performance How being too strict can make performance fall away Why having the fundamentals are paramount Hyperbolic Discounting, what it is and why it matters How thoughts and belief systems affect performance The most important question we have to ask and continually ask Biochemical Individuality The two different mindsets and which one you need to have for success in sport and life Praxis - The integration of belief and behaviour The importance of critical thinking The two things that illicit change The laws of learning The 'tapes' we play in our head The Totem Pole Thoughts, Breathing, Hydration, Emotions, Nutrition, Bodycare and Exercise Justifications - the question to really ask ourselves The simple breathing formula to check stress levels Pure Athlete products, what and why they came about Recovery and it's importance - especially relaxing the mind What counts And so much more Links: http://www.pure-athlete.com/ TriSpecific FFB listener 20% discount code: pureaust and since the payments are in euro, don't worry Greg will look after you with some bonus products.  Pure Athlete Recovery and the Totem Pole Book Recommendations:Power Versus Force Your Body's Many Cries For Water Water Logged You can connect with Greg via info@pure-athlete.com