Podcasts about head talks

In this episode, Dr. Sunny Bains talks to Dr. Dylan Muir, the head of research at SynSense. They discuss the company's products, including Speck, Xylo, and Rockpool, some of the design choices that were made to bring these to market, and their recent acquisition of sister company IniVation. Discussion follows with Dr. Giulia D'Angelo from the Fortiss research institute in Munich, and Professor Ralph Etienne-Cummings of Johns Hopkins University.

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Australia superstar batter Travis Head joins Willow Talk's Sam Ferris to preview the first Test between Australia and the West Indies at the Adelaide Oval. Travis chats about the vibe around the camp without David Warner, preparing to play the Windies by watching his 175 from last summer, Steve Smith's move to opener, random ticket requests and how Test cricketers wash their whites.  Follow on Apple, Spotify and the LiSTNR app Drop us a message on Instagram and TikTok! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Australia vice-captain Travis Head joins Adam Peacock on the first episode of Willow Talk for 2024 to discuss the fantastic Boxing Day Test, his ruined birthday plans, his own form, farewelling David Warner, what the team will miss when Warner departs & supporting the McGrath Foundation for the Sydney Pink Test against Pakistan at the SCG.  Follow on Apple, Spotify and the LiSTNR app Drop us a message on Instagram and TikTok! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The union that represents about 65,000 IRS employees is teaming up with the agency to help attract new talent amid a hiring spree. The Democrats' tax-and-climate law gave the IRS tens of billions to dollars to modernize and go after taxpayers who haven't been paying what they owe. To do that, the IRS needs to build up its workforce, but it is competing with the more-lucrative private sector. That's where the National Treasury Employees Union is stepping in. Bloomberg Tax reporter Erin Slowey spoke with NTEU National President Doreen Greenwald about what the union is doing to negotiate benefits and flexibilities that make it more attractive to come work at the IRS, and why it's important to have a fully funded agency. She also warned about what a possible shutdown in early 2024 would do to the current and prospective workforce. Do you have feedback on this episode of Talking Tax? Give us a call and leave a voicemail at 703-341-3690.

Australia middle-order batter and vice-captain Travis Head chats to Willow Talk's Adam Peacock about Australia's impressive first Test win over Pakistan, his over form, stealing the thunder from Nathan Lyon's 500th wicket, actually helping out Lyon, life as vice-captain, birthday plans and his controversial Secret Santa gift for David Warner! Follow on Apple, Spotify and the LiSTNR app Drop us a message on Instagram and TikTok! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Australia Test batter and newly-appointed vice-captain Travis Head chats to Willow Talk host Adam Peacock ahead of the first Test against Pakistan in Perth. Head talks about his preparation, World Cup heroics, his batting process and (hopefully) returning to the IPL next year. Then Adam and producer Sam Ferris rank their top five favourite opening Tests of the Aussie summer. Tell us yours by getting in touch with the show on social media! Follow on Apple, Spotify and the LiSTNR app Drop us a message on Instagram and TikTok! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

December 4, 2023 - New York State Thruway Authority Executive Director Frank Hoare discusses the organizations budget plan for 2024, which plans to invest new revenue from a toll hike that takes effect in January, talks about the overhaul of service plazas, and considers road safety this winter.

The Talking Heads are talking again. Forty years after the release of their classic concert film “Stop Making Sense,” the movie and the band are back on the big stage—same as it ever was, or maybe even better. A remastered, 4k version of the movie was released in September, and the band is back on tour burning down the house. On this episode, host Jon Small revisits his interview with the band's co-founder and drummer, Chris Frantz, who wrote a memoir about his once-in-a lifetime experience with the band in 2020. Frantz didn't have the nicest things to say about the band's lead singer David Byrne, but apparently they're back on talking terms — and that's great news because they're one of the best bands of the 1980s. 

David Rosenberg became Indiana's new Secretary of Commerce on Aug. 15. He talked to News 8 government reporter Garrett Bergquist about his priorities for Indiana's economic growth. He also addressed criticism of the LEAP project near Lebanon and the possibility of similar sites elsewhere.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Aussie middle-order superstar Travis Head joins Adam Peacock and Brad Haddin to recap the Ashes, what really happened with the post-series drinks after The Oval, the mystery around the new, old Dukes ball in the 5th Test, Australia's limited-overs teams for tours of South Africa, India and the World Cup, Mitch Marsh as T20 captain, raw quick Spencer Johnson and life as a new dad!  Follow on Apple and Spotify Drop us a message on Instagram and TikTok! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Aussie superstar Travis Head joins Sam Ferris to preview the fifth and final Ashes Test at The Oval, where Australia will win the urn outright with a win or draw. Trav talks about Todd Murphy's chances of playing, intense warm-ups, Steve Smith's preparation, England's unchanged XI, tactical changes and if Patty Cummins is easy on the shout!  Follow on Apple and Spotify Drop us a message on Instagram and TikTok! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Aussie middle-order superstar Travis Head joins Willow Talk's Adam Peacock to review the fourth Ashes Test at Old Trafford where Australia drew with England and retained the urn with one match to play. Follow on Apple and Spotify Drop us a message on Instagram and TikTok! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Australian batsmen Travis Head joined the Marty Sheargold Show ahead of the fourth Ashes test against England, chatting Mitch Marsh's century, selection dilemma, dealing with England's pace bowling and slams the Alex Carey haircut rumours!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Aussie gun Travis Head joins Adam Peacock and Brad Haddin to reveal how the Aussie celebrated the first Test win and who was best on ground, the clashing styles between Australia and England, the second Test pitch, England's chat, Steve Smith and the Lord's lunches. Then Adam and Brad preview the second Test at Lord's and Brad's memories of the Home of Cricket. Finally, the boys discuss Australia's awesome win in the one-off Women's Ashes Test match and the heroic performances from Ash Gardner and Alyssa Healy.   Follow Willow Talk on TikTok and InstagramSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Facing the future with John Sanei by Head Talks

Hear some of the inspiring people who've spoken to Head Talks: Lisane Basquiat, life strategist John Sanei, author, speaker, strategist Keri-Anne Payne, Olympic swimmer Dasho Tshering Tobgay, former Prime Minister of Bhutan Mark & Maddy Austin, journalist and daughter recovered from eating disorder Sir Ian Cheshire, senior businessman Kristin Neff, psychologist

Arnaud Collery: bringing happiness to work by Head Talks

Manny Pastreich, president of 32BJ SEIU, shares policy priorities and wins for the influential union, including on re-zonings, housing development, and healthcare costs.

Cécile Chalifour wants to see a big wave of advocacy for affordable housing. As Head of the West Region for Community Development Banking at JPMorgan Chase & Co., she works with partners across the spectrum to support the bank's racial equity commitment by helping to build additional affordable housing units in the Western United States. Here she joins Women on the Move host Sam Saperstein to discuss her passion for the mission and her hope of seeing see more innovation in the housing sector.   Finding her place in affordable housing Growing up in France, Cécile attended law school and planned to practice law in her home country. But when her father suddenly passed away at the age of 50, she changed course. Deciding that she didn't want her life to be “the same,” she headed to the United States for what she thought would be a brief but exciting experience. Although she spoke French, German, and Russian, she knew no English. She rectified that via a book on how to learn English in 90 days. “And then because I was going for a job interview in affordable housing, I learned about low-income housing tax credits—I read a whole book about low-income housing tax,” she recalls. “My funny story is always that at the beginning, I was only able to talk about law and finance . . . and I could say nothing about everyday life.”   With a family background in political activism and a personal belief in the common good, Cécile says the policy area of affordable housing was a natural fit for her. “Affordable housing is not just about brick and mortar . . . it's about potentially changing somebody's life trajectory,” she tells Sam. “That means more opportunity, more ability to be healthy. Think about what it means for our communities. It means the better economy. It means all of us doing much better. Fundamentally, I believe that when you invest in affordable housing in our communities, we invest in ourselves—and that drives everything I do.”   In her job in Community Development Banking, Cécile manages the company's affordable housing platform for the Western U.S. region, including construction and permanent financing for large multifamily apartment buildings. They provide the conventional debt in a public and private partnership. Her focus is on deeply targeted housing which is rent restricted and income restricted. Technically that means housing that is below 60 percent of an area's median income.   “So there is an actual threshold,” she adds. “It can be homeless people. It can be people with a job. It happens to be a job that doesn't pay very well. A home for single mom, maybe her first home, a senior on fixed income who's been living in car, a low income family . . . people with special needs or veterans. So that's what we do. We finance those projects.”   Maintaining a focus on diversity and advocacy Coming from a racially diverse family, being a woman in the male-dominated field of commercial real estate, and as a mother to a neurodiverse child, Cécile says she strongly believes that diversity is imperative. She says that especially in the aftermath of George Floyd's murder, she worked hard to focus on her own understanding of privilege and bias. “One of the hardest things I did as a leader was to have a conversation with my team, make myself vulnerable, having a very open conversation about race, what it meant to all of us,” she shares.   As far as advocacy goes, she says she tries to encourage everyone to realize they can make a difference. “A lot of people react to affordable housing from a place of fear,” she says. “So please try to be an advocate when you can: don't be afraid to take risks, be willing to be uncomfortable.”   Overall, she's proud of the work the bank is doing to help people and communities thrive. “The bank is doing quite a lot,” she tells Sam. “And I'm very, very proud to work for a firm that's committing so much to my passion in many ways. Building on our investments, we are helping drive inclusive growth by committing 30 billion, by the end of 2025, to a variety of programs that are meant to encourage economy growth and opportunities for Black, Latino, and Hispanic populations.”   “And that's the impact I'm hoping to have is to not just have been part of the status quo and deliver more projects,” Cécile concludes. “But to be part of the creative thinking on innovation to bring new tools.”   Full Transcript here 

Mississippi Hospital Association President Tim Moore says the state's health care providers are teetering financially and that once pandemic stimulus funds run dry “It's going to be time to pay the band.” MHA has pushed for Mississippi, the poorest state in the nation, to adopt Medicaid expansion and accept about $1 billion a year in federal dollars to provide health coverage to Mississippi's working poor and help hospitals stay afloat.

Come celebrate the discovery of LSD with The Kaleidoscopic Boys of Comedy™ On April 19th 79 years ago, Albert Hofmann had the first semi-intentional dose of Lysergic acid diethylamide. He then famously hopped on a bicycle, and the rest is dilated history. Since that bizarre day, it has changed the lives of countless people including Shane and Ramin's. Oh yeah, it works! But experiences vary. Hear how The KBC's™ experience with acid differs from mushrooms. Despite such positive impacts on our lives, Shane has learned from his 'A Good Trip Tour' that not everyone has a good trip. We explore some of psychedelics' past and Shane unveils some entheogenic plans for the future. Take a synesthetic ride on our Betterizer wherever you listen to podcasts or add some visuals with Spotify or YouTube PS – Afterwards, you can watch Shane and Ramin tell some animated DMT stories on Comedy Central's ‘Tale's From The Trip' and see Ramin in Shane's documentary ‘Psychonautics' on Amazon Prime. If you want to see Shane's final Head Talks show, it will only be at The MUM Campout Festival in Raleigh Sep 8-11. Sign up for more info on our website. Disclaimer: None of these are actual words. These are random symbols that you are projecting your own meaning onto.

Brian Sachetta is the author and owner of “Get Out of Your Head,” a brand and book series that seeks to help folks overcome various mental illnesses, such as anxiety and depression. By trade, Brian is a software developer. He combines his experiences in the tech world with previous mental health battles to draw parallels between computer systems and the human mind and give readers practical strategies for evading their own psychological demons. Brian currently has two books on the market, “Get Out of Your Head: A Toolkit for Living with and Overcoming Anxiety” and “Get Out of Your Head Vol. 2: Navigating the Abyss of Depression.” His mission is to help as many sufferers as possible through not only those books but also his blog and podcast appearances. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/new-mind-creator/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/new-mind-creator/support

Laurel Adams, president of the Raymond-based Regional Economic Development Center, discusses her organization's efforts to help grow businesses and create jobs in New Hampshire, including its New Americans Fund, which supports new American business owners. This week's episode is sponsored by TFMoran (www.tfmoran.com), a leading land planning and engineering firm with offices in Bedford and Portsmouth, NH.

We talked with Lisle Head, Sales Director for Vacasa, a property management company that had an IPO and managed hundreds of properties here in Costa Rica.  We talk about their philosophy regarding managing and renting properties, how their recent IPO will impact their Property Management and how data and technology are at the core of what they are doing.It was interesting discussing the data, how they use it, and how it can help homeowners and investors predict their income.Contact us: info@investingcostarica.comGuest today:Vacasa: https://www.vacasa.com/

What is the role of IFC Treasury and how does it work with Financial Institution to advance Climate objectives?  This week we are joined by IFC's Head of Industrial Relations, Esohe Denise Odaro, who describes how the IFC Treasury function works and how they incentivized financial institutions to reach ESG objectives.  Denise also is the Chairperson of the Executive Committee of the Green, Social and Sustainability-Linked Bonds Principles hosted by the International Capital Markets Association and was names by Environmental Finance as 2020 “Personality of the Year”. 

Tell us what you like or dislike about this episode!! Be honest, we don't bite!Rachel Kelly is a keynote speaker, bestselling writer and mental health advocate. She shares her experience of depression and evidence-based strategies that helped her recover. Rachel has spoken all over the world from Delhi to Sydney, America and across the UK. Her four critically acclaimed books are published in over 10 countries. Rachel is a well-known media commentator and former Times journalist. She is an official ambassador for mental health charities Rethink Mental Illness, SANE and The Counselling Foundation as well as Head Talks.Rachel is a member of the Speakers Collective, a network of quality assured public speakers.—Thanks for watching!SUBSCRIBE NOW FOR MORE TIPS—WebsiteInstagramTik TokFacebookTwitterLinkedIn—LISTEN TO THE PODCAST!SpotifyApple—Who Is Matt Haycox? - Click for BADASS TrailerAs an entrepreneur, investor, funding expert and mentor who has been building and growing businesses for both myself and my clients for more than 20 years, my fundamental principles are suitable for all industries and businesses of all stages and size.I'm constantly involved in funding and advising multiple business ventures and successful entrepreneurs.My goal is to help YOU achieve YOUR financial success! I know how to spot and nurture great business opportunities and as someone who has ‘been there and got the t-shirt' many times, overall strategies and advice are honest, tangible and grounded in reality.

Blue Therapy With Keri - Anne Payne by Head Talks

IN this episode I sat down with Dustin Furman, executive producer at last stand media, & co-host of the Sacred Symbols (a Playstation Podcast) & talked about the latest in gaming news regarding Playstation, & Xbox. This show was full of great questions & great insight from Dustin. Please enjoy the show, & follow Dustin on Twitter @DustinCanFly, & myself @JFonzerrelli. If you'd like to join us live, Games Talk Live Podcast goes live every Sunday @ 2pm pst/5pm est on Youtube! this week's video can be found here: https://youtu.be/ARHyyq86JFI

No news is good news with Rolf Dobelli by Head Talks

Electrek sat down with Gregor Hembrough, the head of Polestar North America, to discuss the electric automaker's latest developments, including the upcoming lower-priced 2022 version of the Polestar 2, SPAC deal speculation, and more. Gregor Hembrough spent two decades in various positions at Volvo before being made head of the Polestar in the US as the automaker relaunched its performance brand as a new all-electric brand under its Geely ownership. While the company had a good start with the Polestar 2, things are just starting to get more interesting for the company in North America. The company is expanding its retail and service footprint and recently announced the upcoming Polestar 3 electric SUV to be produced in the US. Polestar's announcement confirmed that the vehicle would be produced at Volvo's existing factory in South Carolina, but it wasn't clear what degree of production will happen there. It could be just the final assembly or more. When asked about the situation, Hembrough said: "We are finalizing that right now whether we are going to have final assembly or full production. We are working out the details. We have a lot of discussions with suppliers and we are going to share the factory with our sibling brand Volvo." The executive did add that the Polestar 3 will first start production in China, where the automaker is already producing the Polestar 2, and the first Polestar 3 to make it to the US next year will also come from China. However, he did note that US production should follow shortly after. Hembrough also discussed the upcoming 2022 Polestar 2, which is going to feature a few updates: "There are a couple of enhancements to what we offer as well to the hard product itself. We will be offering a longer EPA-rated range of the vehicle. The option of having a heat pump with the car and I believe everyone understands the benefits that the heat pump can bring in variable climates." The head of Polestar North America also confirmed that more options will be available — allowing for more configuration and lower prices. A single motor version will also be made available — again resulting in a lower price.One could even speculate that they could be aiming for prices that will hit the rebate threshold in Quebec or BC in Canada. The Polestar 2 currently starts at $60,000 in the US. Here's our full interview on the Electrek Youtube channel: https://youtu.be/LBbT114j-iM var postYoutubePlayer;function onYouTubeIframeAPIReady() { postYoutubePlayer = new YT.Player( "post-youtube-video" ); } We also asked Hembrough about the recent rumors that Geely was looking to bring Polestar public through a SPAC. While the executive didn't want to comment on that, he did say that they are open to new sources of funding as they expand.

Reconnecting to a purposeful life with Jessica Huie by Head Talks

Today Melissa chats with Glenn head in depth about his new comic book, a very personal story, called Chartwell Manor,

After a short break last week, we are back with Brandon + Mike to talk about Only Fans at the dog park, female bodybuilding, and support systems during prep.You can watch ALL episodes on YouTube | Jen VaronInstagram | @jen_varon | @sittingdownwithjenEmail | varon.jen@gmail.comSupport this podcast | Patreon

Sophie Bostock on How to have a good night's sleep by Head Talks

Living without masks with Jamie Catto by Head Talks

Exploring the power of the breath with James Dowler by Head Talks

IAM's Brian Limperopulos talks to IAM's President Emeritus, Terry Head, about what he has been up to for the past couple years, after a long career at the helm of the association. He went to school to become a coach and has found a new career in that realm, although many of us would say it is not a stretch from having observed and experienced his facilitative management style in person. Want to be featured on the podcast? Contact Carl Weaver. Leave us a voice message and tell us what's going on in your area or your business. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/iamovers/message

David and Jason talk about the paranormal with Adam Head.Adam is the founder of Dark Specter Paranormal Research. He is also a guide for Lynchburg's Haunted Home in Lynchburg Tennessee.https://www.facebook.com/Dark-Specter-Paranormal-Research-134639816657223/https://www.facebook.com/Lynchburgs-Haunted-Home-245421158835660/

Looking for silver linings with Susanna Newsonen by Head Talks

Dave Rave of Teenage Head joined Scott to talk about the new documentary, Picture My Face: The Story of Teenage Head, as well as his history with the band. Guest: Dave Rave, vocals, Teenage Head

Michael Ryder, senior managing director of OMERS Infrastructure and head of Americas, talks energy transition at OMERS and some initiatives it has taken at its Leeward platform. Later in the program, Marco Espinosa of Caxxor discusses a USD 3.3bn port-and-rail logistics project stretching from Mexico to Winnipeg.

Facebook is launching a cloud gaming service to compete with Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Nvidia, Stream, and all the other cloud gaming services. In this episode of TechFirst with John Koetsier, we chat with head of Facebook Gaming Vivek Sharma about what makes Facebook's cloud gaming service unique and, in his opinion, better than other options.

How to be authentically charming by Dr Raj Persaud by Head Talks

For the September edition of the Middle Market Podcast, reporters Bill Weisbrod and Catherine Perloff spoke with Nicole Drapkin, a managing director at Owl Rock Capital and co-head of the firm’s opportunistic credit strategy. Drapkin discussed how her group’s approach differs from Owl Rock’s core direct lending business, and how the market has evolved since the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic in North America.

The coronavirus has slammed the retail sector and caused many companies to go out of business. But the pandemic has been a catalyst for growth at Walmart Inc., one of the world's largest retailers. The company's e-commerce sales jumped 97% in the second quarter as consumers hibernated at home and relied increasingly on online shopping. That growth also means an expanding carbon footprint. In this special Climate Week episode of ESG Insider, an S&P Global podcast, we talk to Walmart’s chief sustainability officer, Kathleen McLaughlin. She says the company is making significant strides toward the goals of Project Gigaton, its initiative to eliminate 1 billion metric tons of greenhouse gases by 2030. Walmart has enlisted more than 2,300 of its suppliers, including Unilever, Johnson & Johnson and Fruit of the Loom, to cut greenhouse gas emissions. "Our goal is to rewire the way that supply chains function so that the production of the products that all of use every day is actually sustainable," McLaughlin tells ESG Insider. Photo source: Walmart

In this episode, Dana talks about staying active, getting disciplined, battling COVID, and his five months at Camp Tony.

The electricity of the mind by Dr Rahul Jandial by Head Talks

In the latest episode of the Tes Leadership podcast, Rebecca Lee talks to Oak National Academy principal Matt Hood about theories of school leadership, and whether leadership is even "a thing". See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

LISTEN: APPLE  | SPOTIFY | STITCHER | YOUTUBE If You Enjoy This Show Please Subscribe and Give Us a 5-Star Rating ★★★★★ and Review on Apple Podcasts | Donate On Patreon or PayPal Shane Mauss comes back on the pod. Shane is a comedian who tours the country, has been on Conan, has a comedy special on Netflix, and hosts a science podcast called Here we Are. He does lots of appearances at psychedelic conferences and hosts a live show called Head Talks. We talk about mental health, psychedelics, how the brain works, evolution, and much more. Shane was diagnosed with bipolar and went to a psych ward during the filming of his documentary Psychonautics, and we chat about that too. You can catch Shane doing his now virtual head talks with Sophia Rokhlin on his website.  Connect with Shane Website: https://bit.ly/2Sug2Ey Podcast: https://bit.ly/2YAzHqj Twitter: @shanecomedy Instagram: https://bit.ly/3fbNdXa Facebook: https://bit.ly/2VSkQW8 Youtube: https://bit.ly/35kzOrh Connect With Mike: Website: https://bit.ly/2GqH7kX Email/ContactMe: https://bit.ly/2Dsv2v4 Facebook: https://bit.ly/2XCchg7 Instagram: https://bit.ly/2Pqc50B Twitter: https://bit.ly/2IwIhik Donate On Patreon or PayPal    Listen Everywhere: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2Vf2RKf Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2W8w72c GooglePlay: https://bit.ly/2PlJiKG Stitcher: https://bit.ly/2DrRnc6 YouTube: https://bit.ly/2IzMz8I   Also Available on Podbean, Speaker, Breaker, Tunein, Castro, I heart radio, Overcast, Soundcloud and everywhere podcasts are found  Subscribe to the Inner Sanctum Monthly Newsletter  https://bit.ly/2GqH7kX Sponsored By: Hemp Bombs High Potency CBD Products enter code Mike15 at checkout for 15% off https://bit.ly/2Gr68MT  If You Enjoy This Show Please Subscribe and Give Us a 5-Star Rating ★★★★★ and Review on Apple Podcasts | Donate On Patreon or PayPal Thank You Intro Music Provided by Danny Barnett & Galaxia:  https://bit.ly/2XB3sDr Thanks to Brew Dr. Kombucha 

Shane Mauss has brought his unique blend of humor insights and storytelling to cities all over the world. He has appeared on Comedy Central, Jimmy Kimmel Live, Showtime, BBC, Epix and has 5 appearances on Conan. He has also been a popular guest on other top podcasts like Pete Holmes’ You Made It Weird, This Past Weekend with Theo Von, Marc Maron’s WTF, The Joe Rogan Experience, Duncan Trussell’s Family Hour, Bertcast and more.Each week, as the curator and host of the science podcast ‘Here We Are’, Shane interviews the worlds leading academics about our most fascinating traits and behaviors while finding the funny in the innermost workings of life. The podcast has led to his latest tour ‘Stand Up Science’ where he joins together comedians and scientists on the same stage for a night of learning and laughs.His MAPS sponsored solo show, ‘A Good Trip’, earned Shane a large following and high praise for its balance of comedy and insight into modern psychedelic research while describing the ineffable. Shane is the subject of the new documentary film, ‘Psychonautics, A Comic's Exploration of Psychedelics’. http://www.shanemauss.com/http://eastforest.org

Finding the rational space by Jess Phillips MP by Head Talks

Scarlett Curtis: Learning to trust my brain again by Head Talks

Oliver’s story about how he came to found Head Talks (www.headtalks.com) (@headtalksnews) is an incredible one. One where he was taken to his inner most sanctum and resilience stretched until it almost snapped. But it didn’t. And to explain this you really need to listen to Oliver’s story in his own words. ‘I was young, I was 27. I was fearless, I was ready to conquer the world. I just got hit by these waves of anxiety, and I just didn't know what it was. Anyway, that led to a spiralling of drugs and alcohol. I call it my year on the run. I basically was running from the problem, and I actually ended up in Australia and being picked off a pavement and flown back to a treatment centre in London’.Oliver is so honest, so open and shares a lot of gems around the importance of mental health, how we can nurture it and to take heed when it is telling us it needs r and r. Our chocolate sojourn is with a rather chewy sweet with a chocolate centre … so you can imagine the challenges we face to continue chewing and chatting! Oliver shares where he has had to have hope and remember patience and what he thinks the next wellbeing trend will be. My book recommendation for this episode: ‘Creative Visualisation’ Shakti Gawain. As Oprah says ‘I do believe, and I have seen in my own life, that creative visualisation works’.I would love your feedback on the show, what you would like to hear more of, less of, and importantly, none of. The best place to do this is on www.hopeandpatience.co.uk. If you enjoy what you listen do it would be fantastic if you could rate and review on Apple. Don’t forget to subscribe to be the first to catch the latest episodes.Don't forget to keep up to speed with me and life with Hope & Patience on @hopeandpat. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode we chat with comic, podcaster, and entertainer Shane Mauss about his upcoming Head Talks show at George's, as well as his science-based podcast, his start in comedy in Boston, as well as the inspiration for Stand Up Science, his programming with comedians and scientists on a varierty of topics! Shane Mauss (http://www.shanemauss.com) George's Majestic Lounge (http://georgeslive.com) Tickets to Shane Mauss at George's: https://stubs.net/e/2859/podcast/6aot8

Surprise double episode drop!  My friend Shane Mauss and I have a zany conversation about "the biz" (aka show business). The impetus to release this episode along with Sophia Rokhlin's (EP 08) is because they are on tour together RIGHT NOW doing a cool show called "Head Talks". All the info on that will be clear once you listen to these episodes and or go to Shane's website .  Topics touched : leaving gear in venues, living on the road, being single, Shane's prog comedy shows Stand Up Science & Head Talks, regular jobs vs the never ending uncertainty of art life, my first con job, Magic Mushroom retreats, Life feeling meaningless, what Late Night spots feel like for a comedian these days, thinking in tweets and grams, running out of pink himalayan sea salt, DIY ethics, why an assistant is probably better than a manager or agent, why Sophia Rocks-lin and Shane puts a case of psilocybin into the Cosmic Time Capsule!        Originally from Wisconsin, Shane moved to Boston in 2014 to pursue his childhood dreams of being a comedian.  He is now an award-winning stand-up comedian who has done many TV sets including five appearances on Conan, multiple appearances on Comedy Central and a variety of other shows.  You may know him best from his recent appearances on podcasts like Pete Holmes ‘You Made It Weird', Duncan Trussell's Family Hour, The Joe Rogan Experience, and Marc Maron's WTF.         Midway through his career, this former factory worker who skipped college for comedy followed his natural curiosities and started the science podcast ‘Here We Are' where each week he travels to interview a different scientist about their work and the meanings of life.  In 2019 he started touring with his live show ‘Stand Up Science' which combines two comedians and two scientists on the same stage for a night that is equal parts aha and haha.  Due to the success of this tour, he has decided to add a psychedelic version of the show and ‘Head Talks' was born.        He is a psychedelic advocate and explorer whose 111-city comedy tour about psychedelics ‘A Good Trip' was the inspiration for the documentary ‘Psychonautics: A Comic's Exploration of Psychedelics'.  Available now on Amazon Prime & iTunes, the documentary combines perspectives of some of the top researchers with Shane's personal journey in a fun, enlightening, and somewhat turbulent adventure. He has even been a guest facilitator at several legal psilocybin retreats run by MycoMeditations in Jamaica.  follow Shane www.shanemauss.com @shanecomedy ( twitter) @shanemausscomedy ( instagram )   

An Inheritance of Trauma by Josh Zitser by Head Talks

Debtwire talks with 20+ year Asian banking veteran Rahul Chawla, currently Deutsche Bank’s head of global markets and credit trading in India, about the opportunities and challenges in investing in distressed assets there, particularly ahead of Supreme Court's ruling on the sanctity of the seniority waterfall. India for past few years has been the leading Asia Pacific market for distresses asset investing, following the introduction in late 2016 of the rigorous time-bound Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code. Like all major new legal regimes, the code has had it teething pains—the most painful being the two-year old ongoing Essar Steel India process. That case is awaiting a final ruling from the Supreme Court on whether the financial creditor-approved plan need to be revised to share more of the recovery proceeds with junior, largely operational creditors.

Litigation finance is a phenomenon growing at a monumental pace. Five years ago, capital committed to commercial litigation financing in the US totaled approximately USD 500m. Today, that capital commitment sits at approximately USD 10bn, according to Marc Carmel, co-head of McDonald Hopkins’ litigation finance group. Yet notwithstanding this growth, many questions remain about the industry’s demand, investment mechanics and funding arrangements, especially when they relate to distressed and restructuring litigation financings. To help unravel some of this mystery, Marc recently joined Debtwire’s Richard Goldman for the latest episode of Debtwire Radio. During their conversation, Marc and Richard explain the increased demand for commercial litigation finance in the US, examine how law firm portfolio funding has helped to spur this demand, and analyze the terms and structure of funding agreements that often govern litigation finance investments.

当下无人机备受欢迎，许多发烧友买来当玩具玩，摄影爱好者也会用其来进行航拍。 但是，小小的无人机也是航空器，基本的航空知识和航空安全不容忽视。而现实是许多无人机飞手其实并不了解基本的航空原理和航空法规。无人机是缩小版的航空器，操作不当，可能会伤人伤己。 过去航拍，专业摄影师要在直升机或者固定翼小飞机上，系好安全带，探出身去，捕捉珍贵的画面。现在有了无人机，似乎安装一个摄像头，人人都可以成为航拍摄影师。其实不然，先进的拍摄工具同样需要专业的拍摄技能。请大家尊重航拍专业人士，专业安全使用无人机，拍出美丽的照片。 本期航空五分钟，我们非常高兴与中国AOPA的会员Dean Head一起聊聊这些话题。 Dean是一名飞行员，同时也在电影制作行业从事了39年，他呼吁无人机制造商能够给小无人机加装桨叶保护以减小意外出现时的伤害。点击音频，听听他的想法吧！ Hello, thanks for tuning in to 5 Minutes with AOPA-China. This episode, we have our esteem guest here, Dean Head, a professional filmmaker and pilot, as well as one of AOPA-China members. He has a say about drone safety. ...

Renee McGregor shares on PHIT for a Queen “what is orthorexia & the movement #trainbrave”   Her background in clinical practice gave her valuable skills working with other disciplines Her love for running naturally drove her to sports nutrition Found her interest in clinical nutrition and sports dietitian blended her into specializing in eating disorders. Orthorexia is the obsession with eating correctly Trainbrave is an educational campaign to make runners aware of eating disorders and RED-S (relative energy deficiency in Sport) Found that there was a lack of resources for those that wanted to compete but weren’t elite athletes The disordered eating comes as a symptom of how to deal with discomfort Trainbrave opens the conversation not only for the athlete but the coaches as well These athletes tend to be looked over as they look “healthy”    Renee McGregor BSc (hons) PGDIP (DIET) PGCERT(sportsnutr) RD SENr   Renee is a leading Sports and Eating disorder specialist dietitian with over 15 years’ experience working in clinical and performance nutrition, with Olympic (London, 2012), Paralympic (Rio, 2016) and Commonwealth (Queensland, 2018) teams. She works with individuals, athletes of all levels and ages, coaches and sports science teams to provide nutritional strategies to enhance sport performance and manage eating disorders.  She is presently working with a number of national governing bodies and professional endurance teams including, Scottish Gymnastics, The GB 24 hour running squad, The EA Marathon development squad, pro-cyclists, and triathletes. She is regularly asked to work directly with high performing and professional athletes that have developed a dysfunctional relationship with food that is impacting their performance, health and career. She is the best-selling author of Training Food: Get the Fuel you Need, Fast Fuel: Food for Triathlon Success and Orthorexia: When Healthy Eating Goes Bad. She has spoken at many events including Stylist live, Cheltenham Literature and Science festivals, Google Talks and BBC News night. She has spoken on many podcasts including Food Psych, The Food Medic, Running for Real, Let's Get Running and Tough Girl. She is passionate about mental health and wellbeing and proud to be an ambassador for many charities involved in this field, including Head Talks and Anorexia and Bulimia Care. She is the co-founder of  #TRAINBRAVE a campaign raising the awareness of eating disorders in sport; providing resources and practical strategies to reduce the prevalence.  Her aim is to “Empower Balance in a Performance-Driven World”.  She is on the REDS advisory board for BASES (The British Association of Sport and Exercise Science) and I sit on the International Task Force for Orthorexia.  Renee has been invited to speak at several high profile events including The European Eating Disorder Society Annual Conference as the UK expert in Orthorexia, Cheltenham Literature Festival, Cheltenham Science Festival, The Stylist Show and Google. She writes for many national publications and is often asked to comment in the national press. She regularly contributes to radio and TV, including News night and BBC 5 Live.

We continue to spotlight the writer's for American Digger Magazine this week on Relic Roundup with Charles Head. Charles wrote an article on the little-know KOCA NOLA drink bottles in the Jan-Feb 2019 issues of American Digger Magazine on pages 40-45.

We continue to spotlight the writer's for American Digger Magazine this week on Relic Roundup with Charles Head. Charles wrote an article on the little-know KOCA NOLA drink bottles in the Jan-Feb 2019 issues of American Digger Magazine on pages 40-45.

Katie Phillips, self love coach and Head Talks ambassador, wants to prove that menopause can be a very positive experience! She says most women suffer through their menopause because it has been the 'white elephant in the room' for too long. Katie is joined by women’s integrative health and wellbeing coach, Tanith Lee, and Sandra Peat, co-founder of SuperHuman, to discuss and share their experiences of perimenopause and menopause. The interview is intended to empower women with awareness, solutions, practical tips, tools and alternative ways of viewing and thinking about menopause.

Healing And Letting Go - A Meditation Gude by Meg James A guided meditation to help you to surrender and release painful emotions

In the first of our bonus episodes, we release the full interview with Ex-commando Bruce Parry. Bruce is an award-winning filmmaker and ambassador for Head Talks (Headtalks.com). Whilst making his film Tawai, Bruce lived with a tribe in Borneo called the Penan, who are one of the last true egalitarian societies on the planet. Bruce shares what he learnt from this tribe about mental health, and how we can better our living conditions to accommodate positive mental wellbeing. Head Talks is aimed at providing an online hub for those concerned with their mental health, whether suffering directly or indirectly or simply having a bad day.  The purpose of Head Talks is to inform, inspire and educate in all matters related to the mind through visual and creative talks, interviews, short films, audio recordings and speeches. In addition to information on the very best therapies and treatments that are available to help improve mental health, Head Talks also aim to feature ideas of how Creativity, the Arts, Music, Sport, Community, Technology, Retreats can contribute to a recovery as well. We speak to the founder of Head Talks, Oliver Chittenden, who harnessed his depression and anxiety to create this fantastic platform. Special thanks to Bruce Parry and Oliver Chittenden. Written and directed by Tom Rowley and Andy GreeningAudio engineered and edited by Andy GreeningPodcast artwork by Matt FordMusic by ArtlistHealthy For Men theme song by Premium Beats This episode is in partnership with Bounce Foods Healthy For Men Podumentary is by Healthy For Men magazine which is published by River Group Content Limited 2018

Can the legal profession crack its glass ceiling? Does law school actually prepare people to be lawyers? Hilarie Bass, the new president of the American Bar Association, comes on the show to talk about her plans to answer these pressing questions. Also on this week’s show, we discuss a lawsuit filed over a device used in the Las Vegas mass shooting; the explosive phone calls between a pair of HSBC traders at the center of an alleged $3.5 billion scam; and a copyright suit targeting a 24-year-old Meat Loaf hit.

The Mussel Ridge archipelago of islets and ledges in southwest Penobscot Bay is interlaced by swirling currents of water from both the Gulf of Maine and the Penobscot River, which each spring travels as a giant plume of snowmelt freshwater from the river's 8,500 square mile watershed all the way to the southwestern edges of Penobscot Bay, bringing an untold wealth of nutrients to the waiting bay ecosystems. Michael Keating fishes this complex waterbody for a living and involves himself in the stakeholder processes for the ever-evolving fishing laws and regulations emanating from the agencies and legislatures of the state of Maine and the United States of America. In this 42 minute interview on March 25, 2009, Keating describes his experiences within the fisheries of the Mussel Ridge, details how scallopers and other fishermen take on thes latest challenges and opportunities, and offers a heads up on a new initiative dawning for Bay fishermen a zone-managed cod trapping industry in Maine's territorial Sea (Mean Low Water to three miles from shore. PHOTO: Mike Keating (right) and Arthur Alley(left) aboard Keating's scallop dragger Mary and Donna. (BDN photo by G. Degre)