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Practice Plan regular, Chris Barrow, joins us in our latest episode of BoDcast. Here Chris shares his thoughts on starting 2021 amid another lockdown and how to approach this ‘COVID-19 marathon’ with a much-needed positive outlook. Who should listen: All dental professionals.

Chris Hussey is currently playing left wing-back for Cheltenham Town FC. He's previously played for AFC Wimbedon, Coventry City, Burton Albion, Bury, Sheffield United and Swindon Town. Chris left school with just one GCSE, but has recently qualified with a first class degree in Sports Science and plans to train to be a sports psychologist. Here Chris talks about his career and how he's learned to cope with severe anxiety and insomnia.

Welcome to the next episode of A Voice From the Ever Change meditation program. Here Chris will be answering questions from our viewers. Topics are on Lovingkindness, egolessness, dis-identification, pure awareness and more! Chris has been practicing meditation for 35 years and teaching worldwide since 2009. If you find these videos helpful please consider making a donation: paypal.me/suchsweetthunder May All Benefit

Everything changes. Nothing stays the same. Join Chris Luard for the next episode of A Voice From the Ever Change Meditation Program: Impermanence. A Dharma talk. Here Chris will outline the benefits of engaging the meditation practices on impermanence and how they directly relate to the current world situation. Chris has been practicing meditation for 35 years and teaching worldwide since 2009.

In today's podcast, I interview Chris, from the YouTube Channel: (Meditation With Christopher). Christopher has been a meditation teacher for over 3 years. He's not only very active on social media which is growing fast but is the owner of his own business offering teachings on the sacred knowledge of the Chakras. Here Chris shares a brief insight into his deep knowledge of how we can align the Chakras to become who we truly are… “I have been practising & developing my own meditation technique & honing my meditation skills. I have shown countless others how to heal themselves through meditation with my technique! This technique is the most effective way to harmonize all of the chakras & bring yourself into what I like to call "The Great Alignment". Connecting to your crown chakra which is the final chakra & vibrates the fastest brings you closer to your divine purpose, & connects you to the divine or pure source energy. After coming into alignment with oneself through a chakra harmonizing meditation, all you need to do is let go of what is truly not meant for you, so you can accept & make room for what is. This is where you let go of all "resistance " & "forcing" in our lives & truly be present & accept what is. That is the moment the right things come to you, at the right time. — Welcome to my Podcast (Happiness NOW) show… If you would like to watch these interviews then please see my YouTube Channel (Happiness NOW) http://www.youtube.com/c/HappinessNOW Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/happinessisnow/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/happinessnowchannel/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/NowHappiness Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/HappinessNowChannel Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@happinessnowchann If you would like to connect with me or be interviewed yourself - then please email: happinessnowchannel@gmail.com

Confidence is vitally important for each of us to live life to the full.  Here Chris looks at Moses’ encounter with God at the burning bush to shows us that God himself is the only true and lasting source of our confidence.

The news in the last couple of weeks has been filled with the racial injustices we've witnessed in the United States. But racism and racial injustice aren't new sins and nor are they just American ones. Each of us must guard our own hearts against this evil. Here Chris looks at Jeremiah 32 and reminds us that our God is a God of justice. God cares deeply about this issue, therefore we should too.

Jensen here. Even if you may not agree with a lot of Chris' party politics and policies, there is an attribute most of us can agree upon: he doesn't mislead you in policy debates. I have found him to be straightforward when others have been misleading or even deceitful. Here Chris talks about expectations in this next coronavirus stimulus bill and his opinion of mass remote voting - voting by mail.

Chris Stark co-hosts with Scott Mills on BBC Radio 1 & 5 Live and appears on That Peter Crouch Podcast. Here Chris talks about his journey from Radio Harrow (then Radio Northwick Park) to National Radio, Developing Ideas, Presenting, Podcasting and the Industry. #RadioHarrow

Chris Stark co-hosts with Scott Mills on BBC Radio 1 & 5 Live and appears on That Peter Crouch Podcast. Here Chris talks about his journey from Hospital Radio to National Radio, Developing Ideas, Presenting, Podcasting and the Industry. Chat Begins at 2m00s Hosted by Ben Punter. Join the page Facebook.com/whathavewelearnt and on Twitter & Insta: @benpunter

Chris Haddox is a fiddler, luthier, and professor of environmental studies and West Virginia University. He is also the owner of a violin made in the mountains of West Virginia the early part of the 20th century by a blind violin maker named Tommy Doolittle. Here Chris tells the story about the fiddle and his own experiences being an old-time fiddler.

Here Chris shares his music based in iPhone recorded found sounds, and talk about how this might act as testing ground for a his visual practice.

In today's short but insightful solo, Chris talks about a topic that is not often associated with leadership and business - humility. Humility, Chris points out is a hallmark of truly great, "Level 5" leaders. So, how can leaders ensure that their feet stay firmly rooted to the ground? Chris recommends a two-pronged approach. First, Chris shares that when something good happens, leaders should "look out the window", and think about all the people and things behind it. Often leaders tend to forget that success is a team sport, and this approach will serve as an excellent reminder. However, what should leaders do when things start looking south? Here Chris shares his mirror analogy. When something bad happens, a leader needs to step up and hold himself accountable.  This show holds great value for aspiring and established leaders alike. Tune in now!   Resources:  Good to Great and Built to Last Student Works  Chris Thomson LinkedIn  

M Squared is at it for another MBP Episode. Here Chris and Junior talk about Nitendo trying to keep up and find out how much Bobby Bonilla is getting paid as a retired ball player!The Nitendo Article- https://www.theverge.com/2019/7/5/20683747/nintendo-cloud-gaming-streaming-shuntaro-furukawa-shigeru-miyamotoThe Bonilla Article- https://edition.cnn.com/2019/07/01/sport/bobby-bonilla-day-mets-mlb-trnd/index.html

Welcome to the Inside Silverstone™ podcast, season two! In episode #21 your host, Chris Broome, holds the very first of a brand new initiative called, the Mastermind Sessions. Here Chris will showcase the added-value each professional advice firm within the Silverstone Technology Cluster can provide to all members; including businesses; their owners; and their employees. The overriding objective of the session will be for each expert to bring to the table ideas and methods that they would potentially recommend to help solve a specific challenge a business may be facing.  Mastermind Session #1 is called: Capital Raising for Dummies. We are joined by Matthew Lawley (Barclays); Ryan Shields (Grant Thornton); Kirsty Simmonds (EMW Law); and Tom Haywood (Froesight Group).   **Listener notice** We have now recorded c.40 episodes of the podcast, with #21 being aired today. During this very episode you will experience a dip in audio quality, which is due to a malfunction with the recording equipment that we didn't realise until after the recording. As a team we made a decision to still air this episode. We apologise for any reduction in your listening experience.   **Legal notice** The purpose of the Mastermind Sessions recording is to provide a brief overview of the types of issues a typical business owner faces. It is not intended as formal professional advice. If you require assistance with your particular circumstances, we recommend that professional advice be sought from a qualified expert.     Links: Barclays Grant Thornton EMW Foresight Group Leave a review!   Don't forget to check out the Longhurst website for more great content. Would you like to appear on the podcast? Own a business or work in/around the Silverstone business or motor-sport region? Have a story or/and knowledge to share? Get in contact with Chris on insidesilverstone@longhurst.co.uk, or reach out on Twitter @SilverstonePod.   ABOUT THE HOST Chris Broome is first and foremost a big tech, motor-sport, and gaming fan. So the opportunity to host a podcast focusing on these topics was too good to turn down. In his day-to-day life Chris is a Chartered Financial Planner and Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Insurers. His business, Longhurst, has a niche providing financial advice to clients and businesses who work in the tech, innovation, and engineering sectors. Their head office is located on Silverstone Park, Northamptonshire. 'A business plan without a personal plan is pointless.' 

KERI: Hey guys! It’s Keri TV. I have a very special guest today. I’m super excited to introduce Chris Dyson, a fellow colleague at the agency. We have something we’re so excited to share with you that’s become a little bit more mainstream in the agent circles.  It started as an agency exclusive, and it’s called the PLS, which stands for the... CHRIS: Pocket Listing Service. KERI: Pocket Listing Service. We’re going to explain a little bit today on our episode on what that means and how it benefits you, agents, and why It’s so great. KERI: First, to start things off, what is a pocket?  That can be a very confusing term. Pocket is slang for listings that we have that are not on the MLS. If something’s on the multiple listing service, It’s pushed out to Zillow, RedFin, and every website possible.  It’s a pocket, so It’s something secretive that you have in your pocket. CHRIS: Correct. KERI: It’s an off-market property.  Off-market, but with sellers that are willing to sell.  That being said, Chris, tell us a little bit more about the PLS.  Thanks for being here today, too. CHRIS: My pleasure, thanks for having me.  Very exciting. KERI: Very exciting. CHRIS: It’s what Keri perfectly described. Pocket listings have actually become more and more prominent in our market, as you know.  Frankly, it was born from frustration in, as you know as as well, we would get sent hundreds, probably, sometimes thousands of emails a month from clients saying that I have this pocket listing.  I’m looking for that pocket listing. Frankly, I was frustrated.  There was nowhere we could go and search for that information when you needed it. If the email came and you didn’t have a client, and it was gone and it was forgotten about. KERI: Yeah. CHRIS: It was really born to try to fix that problem.  To have somewhere agents could find information that they’re already sharing in an email.  If that could live in a searchable platform, that was the goal. KERI: Yeah, and it’s amazing.  Who gets too many emails?  I know I do.  I’m trying to find that random email that had a pocket when you get a new call if the new buyer is just super hectic. CHRIS: That was really the impetus that started the platform. KERI: Cool. How does it work? You’ve got the platform. Tell us more about how it functions and helps agents and clients. CHRIS: The biggest key with PLS is that it is an agent-only platform. KERI: Okay. CHRIS: Obviously, the conundrum is, how to do you market an off-market property? KERI: It’s off-market. CHRIS: Exactly. What does that mean? KERI: How do you do that? CHRIS: The only way you can really do that effectively, the key with it, is that these are sellers who want to adopt an off-market strategy. They either demand discretion, which in the big cities, especially Los Angeles, we have a lot of celebrities who don’t necessarily want their information in the public realm. KERI: Exactly. CHRIS: I don’t know an agent who doesn’t have a client that would say, I will sell it at this number, but I don’t want to go to the hassle of putting it on the market.  KERI: Exactly. CHRIS: What do you do with those? KERI: Hey guys, want my very expensive listing? CHRIS: Yeah!  The key is to make the platform only accessible to agents.  That, one, helps keep the information out of the public domain, which is what the seller is asking for in the first place.  Secondly what that does, which is probably the most important thing that this site is designed to try to achieve, it lets agents leverage this information to give us all a competitive edge.  I think what’s really become a huge problem or an issue for agents is now the MLS is sharing information with the Zillows, the Trulias, and the Redfins. Clients are saying, why do I need an agent?  Everything’s available online. KERI: Right. CHRIS: Part of what the PLS allows the agent community as a whole to do is take the information that sellers want to be kept out of the public realm and leverage that to give us all the information that our clients don’t have access to, and in turn, make everybody more valuable. KERI: Very valuable  What happens if somebody’s got their property listed on the PLS and nothing happens?  Say there’s no showings or offers.  What happens next? CHRIS: This is probably where, again, the PLS can be valuable to potentially all listings.  I’m sure you have clients that think the house is worth more than you think it’s worth. KERI: Not at all! CHRIS: Not at all, right?  One of the coolest things that we’ve seen over the last year is that agents have used the PLS to list properties in a ‘coming soon’ capacity, before putting them on the MLS. KERI: Ah, okay. CHRIS: That’s right.  In a lot of instances, the property is sold, which is amazing.  A lot of agents have actually used it as a tool to get a price reduction out of their sellers.  Those sellers who think it’s too much, if it hasn’t moved and they haven’t gotten the activity, it’s given them the ammunition and the data to go back to the seller and say, listen.  The agent’s have seen this.  We haven’t got a call.  Let’s put it out and get it onto the MLS at a more realistic number.  Zero days on market.  That has been a really cool thing to see honestly. KERI: Yeah. CHRIS: I’m delighted that that’s really happening. KERI: Because days on market can translate to a lack of value. If something’s on the market too long, it becomes a stale listing. You know. The whole nine yards.  So the type of agents that are on the PLS, when you say to your seller, it’s been on here and say we haven’t had much traction, who’s in this, besides the agency’s agents?  These are some of the top agents in the nation.  What other types of agents?  How do we explain to our seller’s who’s looking? CHRIS: I mean, the majority of our agents are LA based. KERI: LA based? CHRIS: It’s only effective if you have a critical mass of agents in any particular place. KERI: Exactly.  Those agents are on the site. CHRIS: That’s right. We now have just a shade under six thousand agents. KERI: Six thousand agents, oh my gosh. CHRIS: I include them. If you can reel off all the top agents in town, they all have memberships. KERI: Mh-hmm. CHRIS: You can really argue to your seller that the best agents in the business are going to see your information KERI: Mh-hmm. CHRIS: If it’s not selling, maybe we should rethink our strategy, going to the MLS. KERI: That’s an amazing, coming-soon platform, to make sure that you hit the market at the right price that attracts buyers. CHRIS: Yeah. KERI: Brilliant! I didn’t even think about that. CHRIS: See? KERI: What about for buyers that are looking?  How would they benefit working with agents who are members of the PLS? CHRIS: Again, it gives those buyer’s agents access of entry that their clients don’t have.  It makes you look better. KERI: Okay!  We like that. CHRIS: That’s exactly. KERI: Good. CHRIS: I think, in any business, someone’s only going to work with you if you offer value and have information they don’t have access too. KERI: Exactly. CHRIS: Part of this is to try to give that to the agents and help protect and ensure the industry as a whole, Keri. KERI: Yeah. CHRIS: That’s the plan. KERI: Transparency and value is the highest of important qualities all our clients want.  They want agents that are doing something, that are different, and that provide valuable information, because there’s so much of that online. They can get properties and comps. They can get all the tools they need, but something like this creates another echelon in our industry. CHRIS: Yes. KERI: Which is amazing. CHRIS: Perfect. That’s it. KERI: What are some examples of times where PLS has made a huge impact?  What are some of the success stories you’ve heard of? CHRIS: Listen, again, I’m delighted to say that I get texts and emails all the time. I actually got a text from Marshall Peck, mentioning him. Marshal listed a house.  He texted me in the morning to say that he had a house that was coming on the flats, Beverly Hills.  He put it on and then texted me back half an hour later and said, just got three calls in ten minutes.  Now, I’m able to go and actually get the listing signed.  We got a listing signed as a result of putting it on the site that he didn’t have the executed contract in full. KERI: That’s amazing. CHRIS: That’s unbelievable. KERI: That’s a huge benefit.  Yeah. CHRIS: Yeah.  We’ve had deals done, we had a deal that we followed. An agent brought a property on at six point five and sold it for seven point two within in a week. KERI: What! Multiple offers off-market. CHRIS: Multiple offers off-market, yep.  KERI: That’s brilliant. CHRIS: A lady at PLG estates, Carey Moore. This was for a property in Griffith Park.  She got her asking price through the site.  It’s really working. KERI: Amazing. CHRIS: It’s amazing.  I’m delighted. KERI: I actually had an interesting case.  I met some buyers, some clients, at an open house.  They knew eight other agents.  They were like, Keri, we know this person.  We know purple bricks.  We know all these different agents who are willing to give us money back, this whole thing.  When I met them for the second time, I let them know about the PLS, and it showed them inventory on there that wasn’t available through their other agent friends who were on the MLS and they were like, Keri, we love you.  Can’t wait to work with you. CHRIS: Amazing. KERI: Yeah. It’s been an incredible tool in this day, with all the information out there.  Yeah.  Okay, speaking of the PLS and some of these beautiful properties, I was just looking through, a couple days ago, I saw this one on Oriole in West LA. Not West LA.  The one for twenty-nine million, that was just listed.  That is unbelievable.  I’ll show you a picture. CHRIS: It’s a cool house. KERI: A few pictures of that one. CHRIS: Yeah. KERI: Then the one in Malibu, on Murphy. CHRIS: Yeah. KERI: Those views are amazing. The one in Playa on Trolleyway, that’s very rare for that area, on the beach there. CHRIS: I mean, we’re very lucky to have a ton of really relevant inventory, and, quite frankly, if you’re not on there, you’re unnecessarily putting yourself at a disadvantage.  I mean, God bless what everyone wants to do, but this is really information you should have access to.  And it’s free.  Still. KERI: And it’s free! CHRIS: There’s no excuse. KERI: It’s free.  We like that. CHRIS: Yeah. Still free. KERI: Definitely, if you’re an agent, let us know if you’re interested in the PLS, and if you’re looking to work with an agent, make sure they are a member of the PLS so you have all the access.  Here Chris, I know you’re busy with this entire new amazing website and obviously servicing all your clients. CHRIS: Yeah. KERI: Thank you so much for being here. CHRIS: My pleasure. KERI: I can’t wait to post this.  Thank you guys for watching.  See you next Tuesday on Keri TV.    

'Scrublands' by Chris Hammer begins with a young priest, Byron Swift, shouldering a high-powered hunting rifle and opening fire on his congregation in the tiny, drought-stricken town of Riversend. Martin Scarsden, a Sydney Morning Herald journalist, is sent to profile the town a year on from the massacre and discovers that there's far more to the killings than was initially reported. Here Chris talks about his 30-year career as a journalist, his investigation into the families affected by the Millennium Drought, which influenced his choice of setting, and copping tough love from Australian crime writing legend Peter Temple, who lectured Chris at university. Books mentioned in this podcast: Scrublands by Chris Hammer: http://bit.ly/2uOwsvt The River by Chris Hammer: http://bit.ly/2mFKoDC The Broken Shore by Peter Temple: http://bit.ly/2v1JGEA Truth by Peter Temple: http://bit.ly/2NDa1QM Into the Night by Sarah Bailey: http://bit.ly/2JS0Ppv

'A great church is not divided into cliques. Here Chris urges us to go for unity under Jesus and behind our apostolic team and church leadership.'

A conversation with the fascinating Chris Carter, the international bestselling crime author and ex-criminal psychologist. Chris's books include 'An Evil Mind', 'I Am Death', 'The Night Stalker', 'The Executioner', 'The Crucifix Killer' and 'The Caller'. He worked as a criminal psychologist for several years before moving to Los Angeles, where he swapped the suits and briefcases for ripped jeans, bandanas, and an electric guitar. Here Chris discusses his experiences as a criminal psychologist and how this has influenced his new book, 'Gallery of the Dead'.

Black-tailed godwits are an elegant long legged bird about the size of a pigeon. In the summer they are found in the arctic where the Icelandic race of this species then migrates to Britain to spend the winter in relatively warmer weather. For this week's Living World Brett Westwood relives programmes from the Living World archives with an episode from 2013 which sees Chris Sperring visit a private estate in Hampshire where 2000 black tailed godwit visit their flooded water meadows along the River Avon in winter. Here Chris is guided by Pete Potts from Operation Godwit.

We are proud to start a new chapter with 'The Electric Sessions' The Electric Sessions is a slight break from the norm, where we get people we admire from the creative world into the studio, and ask them to bring some records personal to them. and chat through their thoughts, collection and career. We are proud to have Chris Read kick off this new Chapter: BIOG: Chris Read is a busy man, from DJ to Producer, from Archivist to Presenter; its clear that there is a real focus to his work. A collector of hip hop, funk, soul, boogie and related beats and jazz based music for more than 20 years, A key signing to UK labels BBE and Breakin Bread, a steady output of high profile mix albums, remixes, collaborations and productions has allowed Chris to DJ around the globe. Enjoying a cult following for his own unique brand of highly crafted DJ mixes, Chris has produced mixtapes for and in collaboration with a variety of respected and well known artists, labels, music resources and brands including Delicious Vinyl, Wax Poetics, WhoSampled and Adidas Originals. Chris’s 2012 BBE Mix Album ‘Latin Concrete‘ was featured as album of the week by UK broadsheet newspaper The Independent. Here Chris joins us for conversation, thoughts and musings on all things. Catch up with him online here: Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/chrisreadsubstance/ Home Page: http://musicofsubstance.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chris_read/?hl=en

Chris Berg is a Senior Fellow at the Institute of Public Affairs and a Postdoctoral Fellow at RMIT. He's passionate about civil liberties, defending freedom, shrinking the size of government and general libertarian good times. Here Chris and I cover a lot: "ideology" not being a dirty word, the pitfalls of politics, the role of the State, prosecuting radical ideas, human flourishing, adapting to (rather than taxing) climate change, the Nanny State, partying in Amsterdam, why the Commonwealth Games are a rort and what he admires in the Left.   Problematic is on at the Sydney Comedy Festival this week for 4 shows only  Problematic is coming to the 2017 Edinburgh Festival Fringe at the Pleasance Courtyard  Listen to Alice Fraser and me on The Bugle live at the Melbourne Comedy Festival Sam Wallman's piece on the minimum wage @chrisberg Chris' writing on ABC's The Drum Chris' writing on The IPA Be Like Gough: 75 Radical Ideas To Transform Australia 25 More Ideas For Tony Abbott Chris' speech at the Festival of Dangerous Ideas on the "Nanny State" The Libertarian Alternative published by MUP Cause of the Week: The Human Capital Project (humancapitalproject.com.au)  

Here Chris teach on the prayer of letting go. Letting go is scary. Letting go means letting go of control. No one wants to be out of control. But you can’t control everything. You can’t control outcomes. Trusting God means letting go. The outcome is in God’s hands. God knows every situation and what is on every person’s heart. The sooner you let go and let God handle a challenge or problems, the sooner you will feel lighter.

Here Chris teach on the prayer of tears. The Bible is covered in tears. We don't need to be ashamed of showing our heartfelt emotions over our sin and the sin of the world. Jesus' heart wept over His people. So we can prayer in this manner and find healing for our soul

Here Chris share about the Prayer of Examen credited to St. Ignatious of Loyola, where we ask God to search our hearts and know our way so that we can grow deep roots in the trust of our Savior.

Britflicks.com's Stuart Wright previews 'Stalled' with director Chris James. Stalled has its European Premiere at Frightfest 2013. Here Chris talks about using comedy and horror tones, Watcher in the Woods, being a Frightfest virgin and looking forward to the reaction of the Frightfest crowd to his latest movie. More from Britflicks see www.britflicks.com Intro/Outro music: Gaslamp Funworks by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a CC Attribution 3.0. incompetech.com/music/royalty-fre…isrc=USUAN1100826. Permissions beyond the scope of this license are available at incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/licenses/.

Chris Clifton-Brown kicks off our Christmas mini-series looking at some of the key Bible texts around the birth of Jesus.Here Chris examines Isaiah 9, where the birth of Jesus is prophesied 700 years before it actually occurred!