Podcasts about guest director

GUEST: Director of King County GOP's Election Integrity Commission Amber Krabach joins the show, she shares what she witnessed at the Arizona Election Audit. // TEXTS and WRAP // PERSONAL NOTE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Small Biz Matters – #206 Providing the small business community with educational content and advocacy since 2014 with Alexi Boyd, broadcaster, advocate and small business owner. Date: 4 May 2021 That’s where the brick walls start to pop up. In the last 12 months things have changed; lending criteria, requirements for financial fitness, what the banks are looking for and looking at have evolved. The goalposts have shifted. So who can you turn to, to untangle the maze? Today we welcome David Gandolfo, Chair of Advocacy at CAFBA Commercial and Asset FInance Brokers Association of Australia to explain what you need to know in regards to changes over the past 12 months, what to expect now in small business lending, and what to do to access funds more efficiently. Tell us about CAFBA as a professional association and what you do for your members and the small business community as a whole? In your experience How has covid impacted business borrowing over the past 12 months? The evolution of small business lending - credit crunch, second tier lending The loan deferral scheme & other options What can business borrowers do to manage their funding requirements and get better outcomes? Tactical tips on preparing your business for accessing funding Financials & interims up to date Identifiers in place to prove you are who you say you are Why is ATO tax debt such an issue? Are you up to date with ATO & reporting or not? Why is having a loan with the ATO a problem when borrowing? What are banks looking at - bank accounts, tax portals, spending patterns, benchmarks for your industry How do you see things going forward? What’s going to change in the next 12 months for small business’ lending - will there be improvements to lending criteria for small business? To find out more go to their website: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-gandolfo-86736116/ About our Guest: Director of Quantum Business Finance, which arranges Equipment Finance (Lease, Hire Purchase and Chattel Mortgage). Our clients range from small and medium sized businesses through to ASX200 companies and Government authorities, and we assist them to acquire the necessary plant, machinery, motor vehicles, computers etc that are used to run their businesses. Quantum is a broker with a panel of over 25 commercial lenders, from whom we source the best outcome for the customer, and then arrange the approval and documentation through to settlement. Broking firms like Quantum are known for their long-term personal relationship with each customer, which allows us to have "line of sight" and a first-hand understanding of each customer's needs. We are a highly capable business that assists other capable businesses. See www.quantumbusiness.com.au Board Patron and Past President of Commercial & Asset Finance Brokers Association of Australia (CAFBA), which is the peak national body of both commercial and equipment finance brokers in Australia. CAFBA is a self-regulating body which enforces stringent education, probity and procedural standards on its members, and advocates for its members and their clients through high-level engagement with regulators and legislators. CAFBA strives for industry excellence through education and scholarship programs, and is heavily engaged with regulators to make the clear distinctions between the very different needs between consumer and commercial borrowers.. See www.cafba.com.au Advisor and Former Deputy Chair of the Council of Small Business Australia (COSBOA), which is the country’s peak body exclusively representing the interests of SME businesses. COSBOA has a proud history of strong advocacy on small business issues ranging from taxation and workplace relations, through to competition law and retail tenancy. COSBOA is an association made up of associations whose members are small and privately owned businesses. (e.g. The Pharmacy Guild, Master Grocers, etc) and we are the collective voice exclusively representing the interests of small businesses through policy change and regulatory reform at all levels of Government. see www.cosboa.org.au

After putting together fun family performances at a young age, it didn’t take long for Nzingha Stewart to realize that she could turn her favorite pastime into a full-time career. On this episode, Nzingha sits down with Pete to discuss how she got her start as a music video director for artists including Jay-Z, the importance of not only branding yourself but also doing the work, going from guest director to producing director in television, breaking into feature films, and more… SHOW NOTES:(00:00:00- 00:05:20) -- Pete’s Intro (00:05:20- 00:07:45) -- What Is Your Favorite Scene You’ve Directed?(00:07:45- 00:13:15) -- Block Shooting And Working With The AD (00:13:15- 00:18:20) -- Getting Into Music Video Directing (00:18:20- 00:21:20) — Working In A Changing Music Industry (00:21:20- 00:26:00) -- Transitioning Into TV Directing (00:26:00- 00:28:00) — Helping A Show Runner Enhance Their Story(00:28:00- 00:29:45) -- Giving Feedback When Working On A Feature (00:29:45- 00:34:20) — Landing Opportunities And Taking Control (00:34:20- 00:38:10) -- Showing Up Prepared To Share Your Vision (00:38:10- 00:44:30) -- Branding Yourself As A Creative (00:44:30- 00:48:50) — Upcoming Project With ‘Hello Sunshine’ (00:48:50- 00:49:45) -- “Transitions: A Directors Journey And Motivational Handbook” Promo(00:49:45- 00:56:00) -- Staying Confident And Asking Questions (00:56:00- 01:04:40) -- Producing Director vs. Guest Director (01:04:40- 01:13:55) -- Lightning Round Questions (01:13:55- 01:15:30) -- Pete’s Outro*** Watch on YouTube: https://bit.ly/37iekw1*** Get your Director's merch: https://www.drctr.video/

In The Moment … December 15, 2020 Show 961 Hour 2 Nearly four years in the making, Return from ISIS tells the story of an American mother and her children's journey from Indiana to the heart of the self-declared ISIS caliphate and back. Throughout the documentary, Samantha Elhassani claims she was tricked into taking her children to Syria by her husband, but where her account ends and the truth begins is a gray area. Guest: Director, writer, and producer Josh Baker, director, writer, and producer It premieres tonight on SDPB-TV at 9:00 Central, 8:00 Mountain. You can listen to the accompanying podcast, I'm Not a Monster, in collaboration with BBC Sounds and BBC Panorama on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Find the In the Moment Podcast on Apple, Spotify, and Google Play. Plus, watch interviews from our show on YouTube.

Guest: Director of Pro Veg South Africa Don Will Host: An Wentzel, After 11 Topic:   Proveg 30Day Vegan Challenge

The Malian singer Rokia Traoré is celebrated for her extraordinary voice, her collaborations with musicians and writers such as Damon Albarn and Toni Morrison, and her efforts to give opportunities to other artists in Mali. These qualities and interests are reflected in her choices as Guest Director of this year’s Brighton Festival. She talks about the work she and others will be performing. In Germany, the far-right party AfD - Alternative fur Deutschland – are using the nineteenth century painting Slave Market by Jean-Leon Gerome in their posters for the upcoming European elections. The French artist is seen as a leading proponent of Orientalism, and this work depicts a nude fair-skinned enslaved woman paraded for sale and examined by Middle Eastern or North African men. One has his fingers in her mouth, as if she were a horse whose teeth he is checking. BBC Correspondent Damien McGuiness and art critic Fisun Guner discuss the use of this provocative work in a political campaign. Granta, the literary magazine was launched in 1979 by a group of Cambridge University students and went on to become an influential force in the literary world, publishing heavyweights like Angela Carter, Raymond Carver and Philip Roth. Its "Under 40" list of emerging writers was influential and at its height it enjoyed a readership of 135,000. As the magazine turns 40 co-founder and former editor Bill Buford considers its history and place in today's literary world. Presenter: Stig Abell Producer: Kate Bullivant

Melita Dennett looks back at the launch of Brighton Festival 2017 from earlier this year. She speaks to Andrew Comben, Chief Executive of Brighton Festival, and we hear Guest Director of the Festival, Kate Tempest, speak from Sri Lanka via Skype at the launch. To find out more about Brighton Festival see : http://brightonfestival.org To find out more about RadioReverb - the Broadcast Media Partner of Brighton Festival 2017 see : http://radioreverb.com #Brighton #Arts #Culture

Brighton Festival Radio Show Episode 1 - airdate Monday May 8th 2017 Featuring a look back at the Children's Parade, a look forward to the dance and music events in the Festival, review of #Onlar at Fabrica and a conversation with Guest Director of the Festival - Kate Tempest To find out more about Brighton Festival see : http://brightonfestival.org To find out more about RadioReverb - the Broadcast Media Partner of Brighton Festival 2017 see : http://radioreverb.com #Brighton #Arts #Culture

Join our Guest Director of 28pages.org Brian McGlinchey, host Robert Jetter, Jr., panelists Activist Cindy Todd, Constitutional scholar Kelly Mordecai, and Dan Gray former columnist of the Washington Times. Call in and you stay on the show. You too can Join our Round Table Discussion and do not forget to Share the Link to the Live Show and Podcast. Bards Logic welcomes Director of 28pages.org Brian McGlinchey. Brian McGlinchey is the founder and director of 28Pages.org. A native of Philadelphia who now lives in San Antonio, McGlinchey studied political science at Bucknell University and was an active duty U.S. Army officer before pursuing a career in financial services. He has been a freelance copywriter since 2006 and launched 28Pages.org in July 2014 after watching Congressman Thomas Massie describe the experience of reading 28 classified pages from a congressional inquiry into 9/11. 28Pages.org is an information and activism hub for the growing, nonpartisan movement to declassify a 28-page finding on foreign government support of the 9/11 hijackers. The site offers comprehensive background information, ongoing commentary and updates, and resources to help citizens influence elected officials. In addition to the website, 28Pages.org is on Twitter---@28Pages---and at facebook.com/28pages911.   Bards Logic is the Grassroots, We the People Show.  

We often self-destruct on the podcast, just not to the comedic success that Dan Harmon has found in a documentary chronicling his podcast tour for HARMONTOWN. This inspires to look at other comedians who have taken to the road and put themselves through hell for their work in CONAN O'BRIEN CAN'T STOP and SLEEPWALK WITH ME. GUEST: Director of HARMONTOWN, Neil Berkeley talks about his new film and his previous documentary, BEAUTY IS EMBARRASSING.

The Irish Church Music Association Summer School will take place in Saint Patrick’s College, Maynooth, Co Kildare from Thursday 3 – Sunday 6 July 2014 on the theme ‘The Joy of the Gospel’. Brenda Drumm spoke to Father Turlough Baxter about the 45th Annual Summer School and what it involves. The Guest Director will be David Saint, Director of Music and Organist at Saint Chad’s Cathedral, Birmingham, and a Professor in Birmingham City University. The Summer School provides musicians from around the country and beyond with an opportunity to sing and pray together, learning the best music of past and present. Broadcast on Sunday 18 May 2014