Podcast appearances and mentions of greg richardson

To conclude the lucrative enterprise that was our Barbie™ theme month, we deliver a fashionably late episode on Barbie™ and the Magic of Pegasus (2005). Featuring a totally straight main villain, a magical cloud kingdom that controls the weather, figure skating and gambling addiction, and a "cunty little polar bear." It's a formulaic entry in the Barbie franchise, but nevertheless a continued showcase for the work of Mainframe Entertainment. Film covered for the podcast is Barbie™ and the Magic of Pegasus. Written by Elana Lesser & Cliff Ruby. Directed by Greg Richardson. Original release date September 18, 2005. If you liked what you heard please and wish to support the show, please consider subscribing and leaving a nice review on your podcatcher of choice. Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/CartoonNightPod?s=20 Chris' Twitter: https://twitter.com/Cinemacreep Sylvie's Twitter: https://twitter.com/sylvieskeletons Theme song by https://soundcloud.com/hvsyn Logo designed by https://www.rachelsumlin.com/

This is our 100th episode! And we're thrilled to welcome back fan favourite Ant Wilson - the cofounder and CTO of Supabase.They discuss the evolution of Supabase, the importance of open source, and effective marketing strategies. Ant shares insights on community engagement, the significance of developer-centric branding, and the challenges of navigating the enterprise landscape. We also touch on the rise of AI and vector databases, emphasizing the power of open source in development. The conversation concludes with reflections on the journey and future aspirations.Thank you to everyone who made it our 100th episode!TakeawaysOpen source can significantly enhance hiring opportunities.Building a strong brand requires understanding your audience.Open source provides a competitive edge against incumbents.The importance of stability and security for enterprise clients.Time in the market builds trust with potential customers.LinksSupabase https://supabase.com/Ant Wilson's Twitter https://x.com/antwilsonpgvector https://supabase.com/docs/guides/database/extensions/pgvector  Greg Richardson https://x.com/ggrdsonPrevious episode with Ant https://podcast.scalingdevtools.com/episodes/product-market-fit-is-one-pivot-away-with-ant-wilson-founder-of-supabaseKeywordsopen source, developer tools, marketing strategies, community engagement, AI, vector databases, enterprise solutions, product development, tech podcast

US leadership off-world is not guaranteed. What strategies are being employed at the national level to support in-space servicing, assembly, and manufacturing (ISAM) industry and technology?  How is civil space working with commercial and defense space sectors to develop – and test – technology? What are the commonalities between it all and how is risk managed? In this episode Greg Richardson from The Aerospace Corporation and Executive Director of COSMIC talks to Trudy Kortes, Director of Technology Demonstrations for NASA's Space Technology Mission Directorate.*COSMIC is the Consortium for Space Mobility and ISAM Capabilities, created and funded by NASA.Available by video or podcast.This episode is part of a Center for Space Policy series on ISAM (in-space servicing, assembly, and manufacturing). This series will cover a range of foundational topics regarding the current and future development efforts for an in-space economy based on ISAM technologies and missions.  Topics in the series include:International standards-makingHow Stuff WorksExtending capabilities with roboticsBuilding US national collaborationInternational law and partnershipsSpace Access, Mobility & Logistics (SAML)The Space Policy Show is produced by The Aerospace Corporation's Center for Space Policy and Strategy. It is a virtual series covering a broad set of topics that span across the space enterprise. CSPS brings together experts from within Aerospace, the government, academia, business, nonprofits, and the national labs. The show and their podcasts are an opportunity to learn about and to stay engaged with the larger space policy community. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to watch all episodes!

In this episode of Business Ninjas, Greg Richardson, Sr. Director of Global Sales at NeuroID, joins Andrew to talk about identity verification.NeuroID is solving the global Digital Identity Crisis. The industry-redefining behavioral analytics company applies patented neuroscience technology to measure how familiar users are with their inputted PII before they click ‘submit' and enter a company's fraud stack. NeuroID analyzes this pre-submit data in real-time and determines if users are genuine or risky, without adding any friction. This proprietary process enables deep visibility into a user's unique digital interactions and helps optimize identity verification orchestration, yet never collects customer data. NeuroID's dynamic behavioral intelligence is fully compatible with all anti-fraud software and is endlessly scalable against any advances in fraud technology. Visit the NeuroID website to learn how fintechs, insurers, ecommerce, traditional banks, and others use ID Crowd Alert™ and ID Orchestrator™ to help safeguard their most valuable asset: the customer onboarding funnel.Learn more: https://www.neuro-id.com/ -----Do you want to be interviewed for your business?  Schedule time with us, and we'll create a podcast like this for your business:  https://www.WriteForMe.io/-----https://www.facebook.com/writeforme.iohttps://www.instagram.com/writeforme.io/https://twitter.com/writeformeiohttps://www.linkedin.com/company/writeforme/ https://www.pinterest.com/andysteuer/Want to be interviewed on our Business Ninjas podcast? Schedule time with us now, and we'll make it happen right away! Check out WriteForMe, more than just a Content Agency! See the Faces Behind The Voices on our YouTube Channel!

Growing up with father Slim Dusty and boarding school in Sale Victoria our featured guest David from Two Tone Pony the band after retiring from a career as a medical practitioner has gotten back into the studio and out on the road. Celebrating the art of songwriting, passion, and music host Rae Leigh and David discuss the powerful art form and give tips and advice on the journey to writing, co-writing, and recording your own music. Two Tone Pony was born out of late afternoon verandah sessions overlooking the Tasman Sea on the Central Coast of NSW. With their musical roots buried in alt-country, this five-piece collective is beginning to create a following amongst people who enjoy foot-tapping on Sunday afternoons whilst listening to original tunes that tell stories of Australia. Their influences include locals such as Slim Dusty and Don Walker, but also those on the American scene like Jason Isbell and Wilco. Between them they've been around various musical outfits for quite some time, they share vocals, can play multiple instruments, and love what they do. Over the last twelve months, they've written and recorded a bunch of original tunes that are shovel-ready to tour and you can sample them by jumping on the video links. Two Tone Pony is David Kirkpatrick, Ian Rhodes, Graham Puglisi, Glen Willey, and Greg Richardson. Connect with Two Tone Pony here: Website Facebook YouTube Instagram Spotify

We have a new survey! What new product/feature do you think we should work on next? Here's the link to give us your feedback. Now back to your regularly scheduled show notes. EOS Space Systems warns Chinese surveillance satellites were and are keeping a keen eye on two military exercises held in Australia. The Japanese Coast Guard says that North Korea is planning a space launch as early as Thursday. The head of Russia's Space Agency says that the Luna 25 crash was caused after the spacecraft's engines failed to shut down correctly, and more. Remember to leave us a 5-star rating and review in your favorite podcast app. Miss an episode? Sign-up for our weekly intelligence roundup, Signals and Space, and you'll never miss a beat. And be sure to follow T-Minus on Twitter and LinkedIn. T-Minus Guest Our guests today are Trudy Kortes, Director of NASA STMD Technology Demonstrations, and Greg Richardson, Director of COSMIC, about the NASA-created consortium for space mobility and ISAM capabilities. You can connect with Trudy on LinkedIn and find out more about COSMIC on their website. Selected Reading China's Constant Spying On Australian Drills From Space A Sign Of Shifting Orbital Balance- The Drive World's first high-orbit synthetic aperture radar satellite enters operational orbit- CGTN New 'AI-brained' Chinese satellite has just been launched- Interesting Engineering  North Korea's space launch program and long-range missile projects- Reuters HKUST Launches Hong Kong's First Higher Ed Satellite- Pr Newswire Russian space agency chief blames decades of inactivity for Luna-25 lander's crash on the moon- AP Hughes Awarded Space Force IDIQ Contract for Low Earth Orbit (LEO) Satellite Services- PR Newswire Space Development Agency taps Mynaric for optical ground station project- Mynaric Umbra Selected by AFWERX for SBIR Phase II Contract- PR Newswire Ecuador Minister and CNT Inaugurate O3b mPOWER Terminals in the Galapagos- Via Satellite Quant Data & Analytics to Leverage Satellogic Imagery in Saudi Arabia - Via Satellite CSA Awards $1.03 Million for Industry-Academia Collaborative Research including for Quantum Technology - SpaceQ  Russia's Moon Crash 'Speaks Volumes': A Storied Space Program Falls Short. Again.- RFE Despite the Luna-25 failure, Russia is not a declining space power  The failure of Luna 25 cements Putin's role as a disastrous space leader | Ars Technica  The New Race to Reach the Moon—and Find Water - WSJ  We need to get our space junk problem under control- The Washington Post Why Your NASA T-Shirt Is Behind the Curve- Newsweek LA Company Squid3 Space Develops Camouflage for Satellites - Parabolic Arc  T-Minus Crew Survey We want to hear from you! Please complete our 4 question survey. It'll help us get better and deliver you the most mission-critical space intel every day. Want to hear your company in the show? You too can reach the most influential leaders and operators in the industry. Here's our media kit. Contact us at space@n2k.com to request more info. Want to join us for an interview? Please send your pitch to space-editor@n2k.com and include your name, affiliation, and topic proposal. T-Minus is a production of N2K Networks, your source for strategic workforce intelligence. © 2023 N2K Networks, Inc. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Reflecting on a time you were deceived, did you ever pause first to ask yourself the most rudimentary question: does this make sense? Overlooking this question can lead to bad outcomes for consumers, businesses, and society alike.The art of deception is nothing new, and neither are the subsequent feelings of humiliation and fear victims are left with.Fighting financial crime takes on different forms across various departments, but in this episode of KYC Decoded, we focus on fraud prevention. Joining host Alex Pillow are fraud experts, Greg Richardson, Senior Director of Global Sales at NeuroID, and Kyle Caldwell, Senior Vice President of Fraud Product Management at M&T Bank. Their conversation covers:The many different guises of fraudHow fraudsters steal informationThe impact fraud has on institutions, law enforcement, and practitionersThe critical relationship between highly intelligent fraud specialists, quality data, and advanced technology when fighting sophisticated criminal networksIf this episode left you hungry for more information on fraud, here are some additional resources:KYC Decoded episode, Book club: The Lazarus heistLuke Raven's LinkedIn post comparing fraud and anti-money launderingTech coalition websiteFrank on Fraud websiteInfamous Ghost Money YouTube channelOur blog, NRRP anti-fraud measures intensify across the EUAnd, if you are ready to take your fight against fraud another step further, please visit our website and get in touch. We would love to hear from you. 

HousingWire presents The Secondary Market Master Class, presented by Polly. This four-part series is focused on all things capital markets and the role that the secondary and capital market teams play within their organizations and in the larger mortgage ecosystem.For this week's episode, HW Media CEO Clayton Collins had the pleasure of chatting with two subject matter experts: Caroline Payne, Co-head of Capital Markets at Movement Mortgage and Greg Richardson, the Executive Vice President of Capital Markets at Primis Mortgage. Last week, Polly Head of Product Jon Foy taught us that there is no “one size fits all” when it comes to capital markets roles and strategies. This week, we focus on first-hand testimonials while doing a deep dive into Caroline and Greg's roles and their respective organization's origination models, liquidity strategies, and quality control initiatives. They also talk about current market dynamics, technology, and partnerships with investors. Related to this episode:Connect with Caroline on LinkedInConnect with Greg on LinkedInFollow Polly on LinkedInMaster Class: Secondary MarketPolly CEO discusses capital markets technology HousingWire on YoutubeHousingWire Annual is where the community from across the housing ecosystem comes together to share strategies, drive business, discover new technologies, discuss best practices, and meet industry leaders. Our agenda is power packed with content to propel your company to the next level and connect you with the industry playmakers. Click here to learn more!The Housing News podcast explores the most important topics happening in mortgage, real estate, and fintech. Each week a new mortgage or real estate executive joins the show to add perspective to the top stories crossing HousingWire's news desk. Hosted by Clayton Collins and produced by the HW Media team.

We learn more about the North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs and discuss other matters relating to the state's Native American populations with commission Executive Director Greg Richardson, who resides in Garner.

Researchers in the U.K. are studying the relationship between autism and substance abuse. Greg Richardson is a bereaved father living in Halifax, who wishes that connection was better understood. His son Adam had autism and died at age 14 of an overdose.

Greg Richardson's son Adam was only 14 years old when he died from a drug overdose. Greg has since worked with Halifax Regional Police and Autism Nova Scotia to implement a training module around interacting with people on the autism spectrum. Mainstreet's Host, Jeff Douglas, spoke with Greg to hear Adam's story, and with Billy Gillis and Jill Cormier of Autism Nova Scotia to talk about the training modules themselves.

In this week's episode, Beau sits down with Weld.com's Greg Richardson, Austin Hargett (Dr. Weldz), and Garrett Coursey (Theweldinokie) to talk about what to expect from Fabtech as well as some tips to help you make the most of the Expo! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/welddotcom/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/welddotcom/support

Gearing up for TBT, we talk to Jamel Morris and Greg Richardson.

In this episode, our host Beau has a conversation with Greg, the business development manager at Weld.com, about the importance of growing your network, the direction of weld.com and the new WELD APP project we've been working on and how we have positioned the business to provide value to the industry as a whole. Don't forget to get on the waiting list of the WELD APP launch https://linktr.ee/WeldDotCom --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/welddotcom/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/welddotcom/support

SimpleNexus unites the people, systems, and stages of the mortgage process into a seamless, end-to-end solution that spans engagement, origination, closing, and business intelligence. Learn how the homeownership platform can improve loan production, lower operational costs, increase referral volume, and enhance customer satisfaction. VIsit SimpleNexus.com.

Former pro and Cal quarterback Mike Pawlawski breaks down this past season's offense with Bear Insider editor in chief Jim McGill and publisher Greg Richardson.

Greg Richardson, of the NC Department of Administration's Commission of Indian Affairs, explains tribal connections, elder influences, Native American identification, etc. Also: American Indian Heritage Celebration hosted by the North Carolina Museum of History--  Non-Profit Spotlight: Salvation Army Kettle Program

How did Summer Moon Coffee end up in Celina, Texas? It's a wonderfully great story that started with a dream and an accountant with a strong faith. It also included a community that listens to its residents and is proactive about making things happen. Greg Richardson, owner of the new Summer Moon Coffee in Celina, shares this unorthodox – and inspiring – tale on this episode of "Life in Celina." Highlights of the story include a strong faith and a strong partnership with everyone involved. #lifeconnectedNOTE: This episode is being released only a few days before the official grand opening in Celina. – Summer Moon Coffee: https://summermooncoffee.com– Celina Economic Development: https://celinaedc.com– City of Celina: https://www.celina-tx.govMusic:Vocals by Jon Christopher DavisEngineered by Wextrax StudioMusic by Mark Metdker

In this 21 News podcast, sports director Dana Balash talks with former WBC and WBO middleweight champion Kelly Pavlik about "Youngstown's Night of Champions," which will take place at the Youngstown Foundation Amphitheatre on Friday, August 13.Pavlik talks about five world champs coming together in this special event to discuss their careers. Other local legends joining the 'Night of Champions' Friday includes Harry Arroyo, Jeff Lampkin, Ray “Boom Boom” Mancini and Greg Richardson.Admission is free and the show starts at 7:30 p.m.

In this 21 News podcast, sports director Dana Balash talks with Ray 'Boom Boom' Mancini who competed professionally from 1979 to 1992 held the WBA lightweight title from 1982 to 1984.Mancini talks about "Youngstown's Night of Champions," which will take place at the Youngstown Foundation Amphitheatre on Friday, August 13.Youngstown's five world boxing champs are coming together in this special event to discuss their careers.Other local legends joining the 'Night of Champions' Friday includes Harry Arroyo, Jeff Lampkin, Kelly Pavlik and Greg Richardson.Admission is free and the show starts at 7:30 p.m.

Greg Richardson is the owner of Summer Moon DFW. He joins us in this conversation to talk about his story starting his first Summer Moon coffee shop and growing it to four shops.

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On the second Monday in October, many cities and states celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day, instead of the federally recognized but controversial Columbus Day holiday. Indigenous Peoples' Day has been officially recognized in North Carolina since 2017 when Gov. Cooper issued a proclamation declaring the second Monday in October as Indigenous Peoples' Day in the state. He has issued a proclamation every year. North Carolina is home to more than 122,000 American Indians and has eight historic tribes. On this show, we talk about the rich culture of Native Americans in the state and the legal issues facing their communities with guests Greg Richardson, Executive Director of the NC Commission of Indian Affairs, Native American attorney Heather McMillan Nakai, and Joshua Richardson, third-year law student, SBA President, and President of the Native American Law Students Association.

Greg Richardson, senior advisor for capital markets and strategy at Movement Mortgage, joins host Adam O'Daniel for a 2019 forecast. They predict what the Fed will do in 2019, where rates are headed and how LOs can be ready for another year of tight housing supply.

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In episode 12, Benton talks with Greg Richardson (aka The Strategic Monk) -- blogger on contemplative practice on Patheos, Art Of Craft columnist for dabelly.com, and spiritual director and consultant at strategicmonk.com -- about spiritual practice, craft beer, contemplation, and when to leave church. Music Credits Confessions Of A Lesser Me Words & music by Benton Stokes.  Available on Grace & Gravity at http://www.bentonstokesmusic.com. Copyright 2018 Songs From the Basement (BMI).  All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission. Become A Regular Supporter, help us hire an engineer, and receive our thanks & swag on Patreon.    Timestamp Info 0-2:15 Introduction of our guest Greg Richardson, blogger on contemplative practice on Patheos, Art Of Craft columnist for dabelly.com, spiritual director and consultant at strategicmonk.com. Plus, all the usual social media as strategicmonk. 2:15-7:14  Greg's story of growing up to be a “right answer” guy, and while that was great for being a criminal prosecutor, it didn't serve him in becoming himself.  Why he became a lawyer: Perry Mason and presidential aspirations. 7:14- 11:50 When reality smacked into Greg: the theft of tires from a salvage yard, and the path to spiritual direction. California girls, Pasadena, the Rose Bowl, and the losing Wisconsin team. 11:50-18:30  How the practice of your faith—your spirituality—can change. The role of a spiritual director, as Greg practices: deep listening, asking questions, laughing and crying, Where counselors or therapists help you move toward an image of healthy or right; spiritual directors provide insight and practices to help you uncover new realities and openness. Spiritual practice vs spiritual discipline. 18:30-19:40 Where are you closest to God? Where is the sacred for you? When to go back to church, and when not to. Sacred is everywhere. 19:40-29:40  Interior stillness and solitude. Why it takes so long to get your head quiet, and how centering prayer teaches the rhythm, familiarity, and viewpoint of interior stillness. Greg's experience as a Benedictine oblate as going home to silence. Stillness is within, and brings us back to ourselves. 29:40-37:00  How do you encourage community and find it for yourself? Check out Greg's #wordstoliveby chat on Twitter Sundays, 6 p.m. Pacific. The Dream of God by Verna Dozier distinguishes between the institution of church and the practice of following Jesus. The apparent danger to others of Christian participation in  civil spiritual conversation.  Integrating spirituality into daily routine. 37:00-44:30  Greg schools Benton on beer, starting with the Sonoran White Chocolate Ale and Left Hand's Nitro Milk Stout. The ins and outs of pilsners, IPAs, stouts, and porters, and nursing mothers in England. What craft beer is, maybe, and Greg's dabelly.com column The Art Of Craft, on the spiritual aspects of brewing. 44:30-47:00 Benton fesses up to having more than one beer during the interview. Show us the love by sharing Cocktail Theology with your friends, subscribing (which raises our visibility), and supporting us on a monthly basis through Patreon.com/cocktailtheology.  We would love to hire a professional engineer, which would make your listening even better!

In today's episode, Greg Richardson joins me to talk about his strategic approach to spirituality. Greg is a Spiritual Leadership Coach that helps people learn and strengthen a specific set of skills and abilities to develop a particular part of their lives. Much of what Greg does as a leadership coach begins with guiding people as they bring their core values, principles, and inner strengths to bear on matters of work and leadership. He knows that leadership begins with knowing and sharing your truest self. He has been a leader in a wide variety of situations and organizations. As a criminal prosecutor and a university professor, an executive and a volunteer, he has helped bring out the best in the people around him. Early on, Greg decided to give himself an incentive. If he met one of his main goals, he would get his first tattoo. It took him some time to decide what he would get. He considered some options, then chose his favorite story of the Desert Mothers and Fathers. These people who left the comforts of cities to live in the wilderness, planted the seeds of Western monasticism. You can learn more about Greg and what he has to offer at www.StrategicMonk.com, and if you are interested, Greg would be very happy to show you his tattoo. You can learn more about Consciously Speaking and our other guests at www.MichaelNeeley.com or follow us on Facebook.

We continue our series on the UNC system with a visit to the NC School of Science & Math. UNC Charlotte kicks off its first football season. And NCSU professor Walt Wolfram receives the NC Award.

A look at how the State Forest Service collects millions of long leaf pine seeds annually. A look back at the Radisson Governor's Inn. And a preview of the 18th annual American Indian Festival taking place this weekend.

Blacksburg, VA raised $91,000 to build a 1 gig network downtown using crowdfunding (bit.ly/ZVsVIz). A Kansas City neighborhood crowdfunded a wireless network buildout. Have we found the key to unlocking a big increase in broadband networks? As interest in this tactic builds, two community broadband veterans are rolling out a Web tool to crowdfund, aggregate demand and coordinate stakeholders. The design of this service reflects a belief that funding is just one of the challenges communities must address. Crowdfiber co-founders Greg Richardson and Bailey White advocate an integrated approach to broadband deployment that builds a pre-launch subscriber base while simultaneously raising money to fund the network. In addition, communities must be adept at organizing and project management. Listeners come away from this interview with a better understanding of: * crowdfunding best practices; * using the Google “fiberhoods” tactic to map demand; and * organizing stakeholders (a.k.a. herding cats).