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Lessons from lived experienceTrainer Mary-anne Hodd joins us on the podcast to share her experience of being a child in care - including the challenges she faced and the people who made a positive difference.The conversation touches on so many points, from how it feels to receive your files as an adult, to Mary-anne's advice for other care-experienced people.Listen in to learn more about the challenges care-experienced children and young people face in forming their identities, how we can support them better, and how we can create environments where children can create, thrive and be themselves.Find out more about Creative Life Story Work membership here, and sign up to our mailing list here, for regular updates on our training and resources.Check out the training we have coming up, with online Live Classrooms​,​ delivered by our brilliant ​expert trainers>>

We welcome Mary-anne Hodd to the podcast to discuss adverse childhood experiences (also known as ACEs). Mary-anne explains how neglect, abuse and household dysfunction in early childhood can have an impact on later-life outcomes for care-experienced people -- and how we can support young people to start to heal. Mary-anne is a care-experienced trainer and consultant with Trauma Informed Consultancy Services who combines her own lived experience with her background in psychology. Listen to this episode to hear how Mary-anne takes a strengths-based approach to ACEs. Hear a new episode of the Creative Life Story Work podcast on the first Thursday of each month.Find out more about Creative Life Story Work membership here, and sign up to our mailing list here, for regular updates on our training and resources.Want to learn more from Mary-anne Hodd?Check out the training we have coming up, with online Live Classrooms by Natalie and other brilliant trainers>>

One of Hamish's oldest and dearest friends finally sits down on the HODD couch for a well overdue chat. Wippa and Hame talk all the time, but not often about the deep stuff that drives them to be better dads. In a conversation that is equal parts serious and silly, Hame and Wip discuss the formative impact of Wip's own dad, dealing with big questions children unexpectedly ask, how Wip tries to show his kids that nothing is impossible, and why setting out to build a birdhouse that ultimately becomes home to a rare rat is still a massive win for the family. Oh, and they laugh a lot. At times because Wip has told a funny story, but more often because he has told an entirely inappropriate story with explicit language to match. Apologies in advance. We should have known better. You can of course catch Wippa with Fitzy and Kate Ritchie on NOVA FM. And you can learn more about the good work Wip is doing with 36 Months HERE. Last episode for the season comes out next week and luckily for us Dr Billy is back with some actual expertise… so get the pens ready. — And big thanks to HERTZ who are our exclusive sponsor in season 3.  And just like us, Hertz are all about making memories and having adventures.  So if you need a great car to complete your next family getaway, head to hertz.com.au/hodd for a great discount. Terms and conditions do apply.  See the website for details on these, as some exclusions do apply.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

HODD overseas adventure time! We headed to Wellington to chat with Kiwi comedy and music legend, and one half of Flight of the Conchords, Bret McKenzie and he gave us a masterclass on playing with our kids. Bret makes up silly stuff for a day job (he even won an Oscar for it!) and as a dad he's focused his gift for absurdity and daftness into creating pro level games for his kids, and he gives us some of his best hits. They're awesome! Seriously, you're gonna want to write them down.  Bret also has some great insights about why putting in the time is so powerful, why connecting with community and investing in your neighbourhood is so good for your kids and also how to keep a lookout for that special thing that fires your kid up and ignites that spark of interest. He also reveals that despite his best efforts he might never get a billy cart built for his younger son. When it comes to DIY construction, Bret makes a great songwriter. However, one great thing Bret has constructed is a life that ensures he is there for his family, and his passion for simply turning up and providing consistency for his kids is clear… even if this means they just think he's a half decent chauffeur.  We can't thank Bret enough for having a chat, we got seriously inspired on the creative play front, and man did we laugh a lot. Bret's album, Songs without Jokes is here on Apple or here on Spotify - check it out! And obviously, if you've never seen Flight of the Conchords, please drop everything now and do so - it truly is one of the all time greats. You can contact us howotherdadsdad.com — On our little NZ adventure we needed cars to move our families and gear around, and of course we used our friends at HERTZ.  Getting the keys was a breeze, the cars were brand new and in great condition, and drop off back at the airport was super simple and lightening fast.  So next time you travel, do the same and use HERTZ.  And if that travel is in Australia, go to hertz.com.au/hodd where you can grab a 25% discount off the base rate. T&Cs and exclusions apply - see website for details.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

He's been on our screens making us laugh for years, most recently in Colin From Accounts, but in this chat Patrick Brammall unpacks one of his more meaty roles to date… Being a first time dad!  Patty's path to parenthood is a little unique with him and his wife Harriet Dyer adopting a baby girl in 2021 (Harriet is also co-creator/co-star of Colin From Accounts). Patty talks us through this experience, how it's fundamentally changed him, his perspectives and priorities. And given his daughter was just 2 and a half when we recorded this, Patty is the first to admit that he really is still trying to figure this dadding thing out!! Patty is so honest about the ups and the downs, his hopes and fears, the sleep deprivation and the toll it's taking on his face, and how he is still coming to terms with the fact that his time will never be his own again (well, not for the next 15 years or so). Patty, like all of us, is attempting this parenting Rubik's cube on the fly, and sometimes it's working, and sometimes it's not!! And if that wasn't enough, we have a brief musical interlude from a neighbour. This episode has got it all! Huge thanks to Patty (and Harriet) for sharing this really personal story, and for carving time out of a pretty jammed schedule to chat with us. In Australia Seasons 1 and 2 of Colin From Accounts is on Binge - and it's really really great. If you have not seen it you really should watch it, like tonight. You can drop us a line anytime at howotherdadsdad.com - we love hearing from you guys. Thanks for listening! *Producer Note - Despite anything Hamish says to the contrary, all music contained within this episode is fully licensed for all necessary exploitation and distribution, including the music which the neighbour started playing through Hamish's Bluetooth speaker inadvertently.  — Big thanks to our great friends at HERTZ, our exclusive sponsor for the whole of Season 3!  Just like us, they are big fans of adventure and memory making and in a great deal for HODD listeners, if you need a rental car in Australia, head to hertz.com.au/hodd for 25% off the base rate.  What a great deal!  Ts&Cs apply.  See website for details.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

He's helped create some of Australia's most memorable comedic characters, battled tirelessly to elevate Football (the proper round ball kind!) to the upper echelons of Australian sport, and most importantly, he's the father to 2 (now adult) sons. But before looking at his own dadding, Santo takes us back to Melbourne in the 1960s and 70s, painting a vivid picture of the multi-generational approach to parenting that he experienced growing up in a migrant family, especially the huge role his grandfather played. Things were a touch looser back then! With his own kids now young adults, Santo is able to explain to us how his approach to parenting has changed over the years. But he's come to think there are a couple universal elements, and he borrowed them from some advice the late, great John Clarke gave on comedy writing. John said audiences like two, seemingly incompatible things… consistency and variation. Santo reckons kids are the same. You need the consistency to keep turning up, be rock solid and always there for them, but the ability to vary your approach based on what they are presenting, what they are going through and who your kid is.  Pretty bloody smart if you ask us!!   Santo shares a bunch of gems like these, and of course some great stories and behind the scenes moments from The Late Show and The Castle (you'll get some of Dennis Denuto's origin story!) Santo is super honest, humble and doesn't waste time trying to convince us he has all the answers - as he says, parenting is an adventure and sometimes you just gotta go with it! But he is pretty steadfast about one thing… you really should force your kid to learn an instrument!  Huge thanks to Santo for making the time to chat, we absolutely loved it. Huge thanks to you for listening - You can drop us a line anytime at howotherdadsdad.com - we love hearing from you guys. — And a people mover sized thanks to our very good friends at HERTZ who are our exclusive sponsor for Season 3.  Just like us, they are big fans of adventure and memory making and in a great deal for HODD listeners, if you need a rental car in Australia, head to hertz.com.au/hodd for 25% off the base rate.  What a great deal!  Ts&Cs and exclusions apply.  See website for details.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Finally, after waaaaaay too long, Season 3 of HODD is here. Well, actually… not just yet. It's here next Friday, September 13. But boy, is it close!! To wet your appetite, here is a little taste of what's to come this season. We've been lucky to chat with some absolutely wonderful guest dads who will make you laugh, reflect, reminisce and maybe even a little teary. It's got it all! Big thanks to our great friends at HERTZ for coming back on board as our exclusive sponsor for Season 3, and because of that HODD listeners can go to hertz.com.au/hodd to get an awesome & exclusive discount on your next car hire. (T&Cs apply) And thanks to you all for listening! We're super excited for another season! You can contact us at howotherdadsdad.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Misfit and Kamer ft Dan Hodd on Violin on Sub FM 20th March 2024 - https://www.sub.fm

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It's back! The episode where Hamish tears up the HODD rule book, by going over an hour AND talking to an expert. And not just any expert, but leading behavioural paediatrician at the Royal Children's Hospital, Dr Billy Garvey. Wild, right?  In the sequel to his awesome Season 1 Episode, Dr Billy has been beyond generous with his time and has picked some choice moments from Season 2 to unpack with Hame and look at the clinical evidence behind the parenting gut work. And then Billy further builds on this to provide some amazing practical advice for a multitude of different scenarios that we commonly face as parents.  But here's the heartening thing, and this has come up time and time again this season… Billy reaffirms that some of the most important things we can do as parents is in fact the simple stuff. Listen to them. Love them. Be led by them. Not always as easy as it sounds in the rough and tumble of daily life, but nonetheless, something simple we can all strive for each and every day.  Massive thanks to Dr Billy for his generosity. He's a busy guy (and new father to a second child!!

Russel Howcroft has been talking to Australians about how they are sold things for years on the much loved TV show Gruen - Now he lets us in on the secret of how he sells things to his kids! (Hint: like any good client pitch, it's more guiding, less telling In a free ranging chat that follows the whims of Russ's very active mind, he explores with Hame how his own upbringing influences the choices he now makes as a father, how he has actively fostered creativity in his kids, and why it can be scary to do so. He explains his devotion to instilling confidence in his kids, and creating the freedom to make their own choices (and their own mistakes!). He also revisits times when he was a very busy corporate guy, and how with the benefit of hindsight, he views the perpetual challenge of balancing work and life. And Russ also finishes with a big long list. It's a bit like his version of (Everybody's Free) to Wear Sunscreen, but on the way he parents.  Maybe we can put it to music one day! His final point is perhaps his best.  We teach our kids how to love - so make sure you do it right! With wife Kate, Russ is a parent to 3 adult children. Other than on occasion Shunning Hamish - Russ is best known as a longtime panellist on Gruen (and previously Gruen Transfer), and he is co-host of Melbourne's top rating breakfast radio show, Ross and Russ on 3AW. He's had a long and successful career as a business leader, is the author of 3 books, and is the chair of the Australian Film Television and Radio School and of the Jim Stynes Foundation.  Go Russ! —- And GO HERTZ!  Thanks to Hertz, we've got a competition for you to enter.  For your chance to win one of 5 weekend hire packages for a Polestar EV and some very exclusive HODD merch, head to hertz.com.au/hoddev.  Terms and Conditions available at the website. Entries close 4 December 2023.  Thanks again to Hertz! — If you wanna drop us a note, we bloody love hearing from you. You can do so at howotherdadsdad.com - thanks so much. 

How do adverse childhood experiences affect people's lives? And how can we support children and young people to recover and thrive? We talk with care-experienced teacher, trainer and speaker, Mary-anne Hodd, who shares her personal experience and her expertise on taking a trauma-informed approach to life story work.  

Health and fitness industry expert and entrepreneur Sam Wood has a beautifully honest chat with Hame about his dadding journey.   From what's like to begin your dadding with a 9 year old step daughter, to then only eight short years later having 4 daughters, Sam shares with Hame the struggles he's had learning on the job with a teenager, how he tries to instil adventurousness and positivity into his kids each day and how the death of his mother when he was a teenager completely reframed the relationship with his own father. Sam also recounts how the birth of their 4th daughter was not straightforward and how the resulting lengthy hospital stay affected him and the family. Sam speaks openly, honestly and without pretence, and his positivity makes him a joy to listen to.  If you only think of Sam as an ex Bachelor contestant, prepare to have your perceptions changed. He's a man committed to being a better dad, but knows only too well it takes work and it's not easy! Big thanks to Sam for taking the time to chat. You can find his podcast, The Wood Life, helping people live a happier, healthier life here on Apple or on Spotify. - ALSO - very exciting news…  Thanks to our sponsor HERTZ -  we've got a competition!  For your chance to win one of 5 weekend hire packages for a Polestar EV and some very exclusive HODD merch, head to hertz.com.au/hoddev.  Terms and Conditions available at the website. Entries close 4 December 2023.  Thanks again to Hertz! - And lastly - thanks again for all the mail we get.  We bloody love hearing from you. You can drop us a line at  howotherdadsdad.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We all know Scott Cam from The Block, but a few years ago, some words of wisdom from Scott Cam The Dad provided Hamish with some of the inspiration to create this pod.  So, we advise you to Tools Down and listen in to a dad that takes his fathering trade really seriously… especially if it involves being a bit silly. And even more so if it means blowing off school! Scott is of course the much-loved host of The Block, but he's still a carpenter at heart. (Hame once borrowed Scott's chisel set and WASHED THEM!! - Scott was beyond mortified). As a dad to three adult kids, Scott has got a tonne of hard-earned wisdom to pass on, and while he describes himself as an ‘old school' dad - to us he sounds like a big softy that just expects his kids to be good people above all else.  Hame loved this chat with Scott, and in it we get to hear a side of Scott that reveals a man who really, deeply loves his family and has some strong opinions on what helps a family stay close, loving and “good people”. Even without a bathroom reveal, it's a great listen! — Big thanks to our Season 2 Sponsor, HERTZ.  Just like us, Hertz are all about memory making and adventure - so if you've got a trip planned, make sure you head to hertz.com.au/hodd to take advantage of 25% off the base rate. It's a great deal just for HODD listeners! Ts&Cs apply.  See the website for details on these, as some exclusions do apply. — If you want to get in touch you can drop us a line at howotherdadsdad.com - We really love hearing from you guys!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

He may have played 350 games of AFL - but as Eddie's wife always reminds him - his job is only just beginning… for his kids, and for his people. Eddie, with his wife Anna, have 5 young children, so pre-season training pales in comparison to the high contact sport of dadding that many kids.  His lunch box game is elite!  But as Hame learns in this fascinating chat, for Eddie, supporting a family is linked inextricably with a supportive community. Growing up playing at his grandfather's house, Eddie explains how he began learning his dadding skills from a young age, and how now in the suburbs of Melbourne he is fostering community not only for his kids, but for many of the young indigenous footballers that leave behind their support structures to play AFL. The benefits are huge, and it's not just because of the extra babysitting! Eddie might be a dad to 5, but he is also a role model to thousands, and the way he takes it all in his stride with so much grace and humility is pretty inspiring.  He's one of the AFL's greatest small forwards of all time, kicking 640 goals and receiving Goal of the Year a record 4 times. But since retirement he has turned his energy and passion away form football to become an amazing advocate for indigenous youth, with a special focus on education and creating culturally safe spaces. He has also published two children's books, My Kind and My People, as part of his Eddie's Lil' Homies series, which excitingly looks set to become a TV show on Netflix. You can find out more about Eddie's amazing work HERE — Big thanks to our Season 2 Sponsor, HERTZ.  Just like us, Hertz are all about memory making and adventure - so if you've got a trip planned, make sure you head to hertz.com.au/hodd to take advantage of 25% off the base rate. It's a great deal just for HODD listeners! Ts&Cs apply.  See website for details. — If you want to get in touch you can drop us a line at howotherdadsdad.com - We really love hearing from you guys!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An old friend of Hame, and according to his daughters an old dad, Christian O'Connell is a bona fide legend of radio broadcasting. And really, he's not even old! In this super funny, yet super heartfelt episode, Christian uses all 19 years of his dadding experience to distill down for us some really amazing insights and advice. He's thought about this dadding caper a lot, so from explaining his mantra of “no small moments”, to advice on how to negotiate with teenagers, Christian has put his formidable gift for communication to wonderful use for us in this episode.  So sit down (or keep washing the dishes), start a new note, and jot down a few of Christain's pearlers. We sure did! Christian, (aided wonderfully by our good friend Jack Post) hosts the incredibly successful breakfast slot on Melbourne's GOLD FM, which then goes out nationally in the evenings.  But he's actually pretty new to Australia, having only moved here in 2018. Before that he was one of the UK's most successful and celebrated radio presenters, with top rating shows on Absolute Radio, Virgin Radio and XFM. Christian has also spoken very openly about his battles with anxiety and panic attacks which precipitated his move to Australia in his book No One Listens To Your Dad's Show.  He's also got a great podcast called Stuff of Legends, and you can find his chat with Hame HERE. — Big thanks to our great friends at HERTZ, our exclusive sponsor for the whole of Season 2.  Just like us, they are big fans of adventure and memory making and in a great deal for HODD listeners, if you need a rental car in Australia, head to hertz.com.au/hodd for 25% off the base rate.  What a great deal!  Ts&Cs apply.  See website for details. You can drop us a line at howotherdadsdad.com – we love hearing from you. Thanks for all the stories, memories, tips and tricks to date.  You guys are the best!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tim Minchin has created the most amazing, diverse and groundbreaking body of work. Significant to this episode is that he also co-created 2 kids with his wife, Sarah. Tim was extremely generous to sit down with Hame and share some of his 17 years or so of dadding experiences and learnings. He explains how he tries to shepherd his kids rather than control them, his family's experience with neurodiversity and ASD, and how he applies reason, logic and in his words “anti-drama” to his dadding. Tim is a real clever clogs and thinks deeply about, well… everything. And he is super honest. It makes for a chat that is both wisdom filled and thought provoking. But underpinning it all for Tim is the fervent belief that if your kids know unequivocally that you love them for who they are, you're doing a lot right. If you've been hiding under a rock for the last 20 years, Tim is a multi-talented singer, songwriter, composer, comedian, actor, musician, writer, author, performer, thinker and producer. We'd use the word polymath, but we don't really understand what it means. He's sold out shows all over the world, he's appeared in film, television and theatre, winning heaps of awards along the way. He's even won a bloody LOGIE! And his fine work is heard weekly in our households currently, because he wrote the music and lyrics for the phenomenally great and funny Matilda the Musical.  Tim has a tour happening in Australia beginning in October 2023 - and there are still tickets available!!  He didn't even tell us about this… and he hardly needs a plug, but you can find all his gig details at www.timminchin.com — Lastly, a big hearty thanks to our very good friends at Hertz who are supporting us for all of Season 2. What legends. Hertz also have a legendary deal for HODD listeners at hertz.com.au/hodd – with 25% off selected car rentals in Australia. Ts&Cs apply. Only available at select locations. See website for full details. Thanks Hertz! You can drop us a line at howotherdadsdad.com – we love hearing from you. Full disclosure, we are not great at writing back. But we read everything and really love the messages and stories. Thank you!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former teacher and assistant principal, current powerhouse of enthusiasm and expertise, Martin Heppell, or just Rac as he is known to friends, blows Hame away in this episode. Yes, there are some crazy stories, but also some amazing insights that can only be gained from spending thousands of hours helping kids to be their best. Oh, and having 3 kids of his own. Rac comes to How Other Dads Dad care of The Resilience Project where he is one of the key facilitators, working with thousands of kids every year.  He has also appeared on the wonderful podcast, The Imperfects, and it was Imperfects Co-Host Hugh van Cuylenburg who said to Hame - “You gotta get Rac on HODD!” Thank goodness we did. Apart from some wild tales about growing up in Borneo that taught Rac some lifelong lessons, he chats about building trust with our kids in order to foster a super robust connection, which hopefully means when times get tricky they can tell you anything and everything.  He also talks really practically about kids pushing through difficult moments, and how as a parent you can support them through this. It's practical. It's informed. It's bloody useful stuff and Rac delivers it all with such humility and honesty. And he finishes with one of the all time great dadding stories! Thanks to Rac for wearing his heart on his sleeve, sharing his wisdom and sacrificing all dignity for a good story! You can hear more of Rac HERE on The Imperfects. And, a big thanks to our very good friends at Hertz who through their support are making season 2 of How Other Dads Dad possible. Hertz also have a fantastic deal for HODD listeners at hertz.com.au/hodd – with 25% off selected car rentals in Australia. T&Cs apply. See website for details. Thanks Hertz! You can drop us a line at howotherdadsdad.com – we love hearing from you. Full disclosure, we are not great at writing back. But we read everything and love the messages. Thank you!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Season 2 kicks off with our top requested guest, Joe Brumm, creator of the global smash show Bluey & perhaps Australia's favourite dad, Bandit Healer. More importantly, he's also father to two children in real life. Whether your kids are young, or now approaching adulthood themselves, the themes of Bluey are universal and timeless to us all, and Joe has managed to capture the experiences of parenting young children in a most beautiful, funny, and insightful way. But you won't hear Joe saying he has all the answers… Far from it! Bluey might be brilliant, but Joe lets Hamish in on a little secret. He's just working it out on the fly like all of us! Joe and Hamish discuss the responsibility and daily challenge that comes with being a role model for your kids. Joe shares some amazing insights into the theory of play, why it's important developmentally and some great hacks to help parents get into it. And Joe tells Hame about his own father's Gold Standard Dadding – and let's just say that things were done a bit differently in outback Queensland in the ‘80s! Thanks so much to Joe. For sharing his wisdom with us, and if you are a parent of young kids like us, for literally providing hundreds, maybe thousands of hours of quality babysitting via Bluey. Thanks also to our new sponsor for season two… Hertz! You can check out the very special Hertz deal for HODD listeners at Hertz.com.au/hodd – T&Cs apply. See website for details. And you can drop us a line at howotherdadsdad.com – we love hearing from you. Thanks for listening!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Decorated soldier, Mark Donaldson VC kindly joins Hame on the HODD couch to share tales from his dadding journey so far. Mark shares his experience of trying to be available to his kids and playing and existing in their world, even if he'd just returned from a deployment.  The guys discuss the idea that all kids have “their version of trying” and the challenges of not projecting our own standards onto them (that we have probably only come to appreciate and understand in adulthood!). They finish off by discussing the power of adventure in creating memories and the benefit of getting kids into nature to build resilience and problem solving skills. Mark is a man that probably subscribes to the mantra “Deeds, Not Words” and is never one to blow his own bugle. But as Australia's first Victoria Cross recipient for over 40 years, he found himself in a unique position of notoriety and influence.   If you don't know much about Mark, Hame does a lightning fast bio in the intro, quickly touching on his military record and also that he lost both his own parents at a young age. Big thanks to Dono for sharing his stories with us and opening up about some really personal stuff. As always - thanks to you guys for listening - There is just one more episode to come in Season 1 - and it's a special edition ripper - make sure you subscribe so you don't miss out! Drop us a line at howotherdadsdad.com Thanks again!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In episode 132 of the Customers Who Click podcast I caught up with Harvey Hodd, co-founder and CEO of Relo by Blueprint. With a background in building and running successful Shopify stores, Harvey witnessed first-hand some of the issues in the customer journey - specifically post-order. We'll be discussing Harvey's thoughts about these issues, and how best to solve them. Ultimately struggling with subscription churn prompted Harvey and his business partner to launch an app specifically to help with this problem, so you can expect plenty of practical advice on optimising and managing subscription models effectively. Harvey is CEO and co-founder at Relo by Blueprint, you can connect with him on Linkedin.

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Episode 103Mer enn 600 historier har vår historieforteller, Hans Olav Løkken, skrevet om så langt. De aller fleste i sine egne bøker, men også mange i aviser og tidsskrift. Og nå har han også levert en muntlig fortellertradisjon hos oss i Nea Radio.Programleder er Andreas Reitan See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Rafa Roldán se ha forjado a base de mucho trabajo y sacrificio una carrera admirable en el fútbol escandinavo. Esta semana charlamos con él y descubrimos cómo ha transcurrido su trayectoria desde su llegada a Volda en 2012 hasta su fichaje por el Hammarby hace unas semanas. Bergsoy, Hodd y Ostersund son las paradas que jalonan el curriculum de un profesional joven y con mucho futuro por delante.

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Hodd an Drummond wysyła drużynę do Koppang, tego samego, z którego Agrath został wygnany jako morderca. Muszą odnaleźć receptury. Muszą być szybsi niż Lugos. Czy im się to uda? Czy ostatecznie uda się sformować drużynę? Zapraszam! Oby nam się!

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In the second part of our father's day series, Andrew talks with his Dad, Stephen Hodd.  Stephen is the Chairman and Founder of Vantage Venues, a 40 000 square foot conference and event space in downtown Toronto.  Trained as an Environmental Engineer and then turned entrepreneur, Stephen shares some incredible stories, including his experience as a witness for a case in the US Supreme Court.  We talk about stress and how to embrace it for motivation.  His life and career have been shaped by the incredible experiences that he shares.  Unsurprisingly, we also cover the importance of family and where happiness truly comes from.

Nummer sieben - um mir etwas Luft zu verschaffen. Schon klar, dass "Vom Låden und vom Leben" nicht in die Audiofiles gehört, in denen wir euch Geschichten aus dem Laden oder Geschichte des Ladens nahebringen. Und ja, das gewählte Format bewegt sich gerne mal auf "dünnem Eis". Weil es eben im Sinne einer Glosse Stellung bezieht. Sich lustig macht oder sogar anfeindet. Sicher werde ich mit diesem Beitrag nicht die Meinung ALLER treffen, aber es ist eben meine Meinung. Wer keinen Bock darauf hat, kann die Folge ja überspringen. Ich hatte einfach nur die Nase voll von ein paar Meldungen des Tages. (wie immer zum hören und mitlesen oder lesen und mithören, ganz wie ihr wollt): Edzd amål ganz echd. Ich wäss, dass mir uns uff unnerer Seid aus Bollidigg und som Zeuch naushald solld - un im Normålfall a dun. Ennziche erlaubde Ausnahme is die Glosse "Vom Låden und vom Leben". Deswechn is die a normål vo der Frondseide ausgenomme. Edz hammer des aggduell veränderd. Weil die edz in die Audiofeils neighörd. Also is erhöhde Korreggdness geforderd. Wiesde gråd widder gseen hasd, is des so a Sach mid Bossizionierung in Bezuch auf Corona, Corona Rechln un üwerhaubd dem ganzn Zeuch. Inklusive ebn vom Abwäch. Wenndsde dumm rumredd dusd, dass des ålles blos Pförz sin und des Firus nix annersch wie a Schnupfn, necherd is des håld dodål efåch als Gschmarri zum idendifizier. Wer des glebbd, is håld a Debb. Wennsde edz awer eichndlich scho ned ganz uff dein Kobff gfalle bisd und scho enns un enns zammaddier kannsd, mussd ja drodzdem ned mid jeder von denne Endscheidungen dakor sei. Ma dörff a ruhich a mål sein Mund uffmach un såch, dass eim dess enne oder ånnere ned schmegg dud. Dabei mussd håld nur zwä Sachn im Sinn behald: Zum erschdn mussd amål verschdee, dass die allgemeine Unzufriednheid mid derre Gesåmmdsiduazion die Zündschnür vo uns ålle scho deudlich verkörzd hadd. Un dass mer middlerweile eichndlich nimmer a Meinungsvielfåld hamm du, sonnern efåch bloß noch zwä Lacher. Und wennsd nacherd uff Missschdänd hinweis dusd, auf unsächlich langsamme rechionale Reagdzione uff geänderde Geseddzeslåchn - zum Beischbiel die offizielle Rechelungs-Webbseide vo unnerrer Schdadt Wörzburch, wo seid inkrafddredn vom Bundesbremsbrogramm noch immer ned Dacheles schdeh dud, was mer edz mach dörf un was ned - oder wennsde amål nausblärrsd, dass des schdändiche Hü und Hodd a noch die ledzn glenne Einzelhändler nein Ruin dreib wird - wennsde üwerlech dusd, dass die eh scho beschissene Bildung in derre Jåhrgäng sicher ned besser werrn dud - un da könnd mer edz a noch a schier endlose Lisde nanhäng - nacherd muss dir im derzeidign Momend enne Sache absolud bewussd sei: So richdich des ålles is oder sei måch. Des iss Wasser uff die Mühln von ennerer Seid, womid du wardscheins går nix zum du hamm willsd. Zumm zwäddn dörfsd nie ausm Blick verlier, dass des edz ehm so is, wies is. Jeder ennzelne vo uns, wo zu lax mid der eichenen Verandwordung umgeh dud, is ned nur wie a Raser uff der Landschdraß maximål für sich un a boar Annere verandwordlich. Enner wo aus Blödheid oder - noch viel schlimmer aus am fehlgeleidedn Groll raus gechn den ganz Missd - absichdlich drauf scheiß dud, sorchd zumindesd dafür, dass genau dess, wogechn er sich auflehn will noch viel länger bleim wird. Waddscheins awer dud der noch viel mehr Schådn anrichd. Wässd scho Schmedderingsflüchl un so... Dass des so is, sorchd edz dummerweise dafür, dass die Leud, wo a echde Griddig im Sinne vonnem Disskurs oder nem konsdruggdivn Weechweiser loswerd woll, ofd ihr Maul håldn dun. Um ja ned noch mehr Branndbeschleunicher nei die Hochöfn vo derre ånnern Seid neizumschüdd. Un dess is am End wirglich Hisdori Ribieding. Wenn Aschlöcher un Berufsagidadoren so a Schdimmung uffgebaud hamm, dass Normålschderbliche ihr Maul hald du um bloß ned in des Lacher neigezerrd zum werrn, nacherd hassde unner Demmograddie nachhåldich ge- oder zerschdörd. Un am End ham die Debbe, wo beinlicherweise gråd so dun,

In this podcast, we talk about the pain points of Ecommerce merchants, how to streamline a customer’s purchase, what brands should do to build retention, and more.  Harvey runs Blueprint, an all-in-one eCommerce SMS and WhatsApp platform for consumer brands. He’s also an ex-professional footballer who loves skateboarding and Japan.  Harvey Hodd’s LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/harveyhodd Harvey Hodd’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/harveyhodd Website: https://blueprint.store/ Honest Ecommerce is a weekly podcast, community & educational resource providing online store owners with honest, actionable advice to increase their sales and grow their business. If you like our podcast, consider subscribing & joining our FREE Facebook group http://honestecommerce.co/

Harvey's incredible journey from chasing a professional football dream to finding his passion in the business world. Co-founder of 'Matcha Works' and 'Blueprint', Harvey shares how he has used the skills he developed and experiences he had in football to kick start his business. 

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In this episode, we are talking to Andrew Hodd, a co-owner of Vantage Venues, a leading non-residential day centre, and Lob, an entertainment venue where bocce meets golf.  Andrew shares some great insight into life and business being intertwined when it comes to happiness.  We also touch on trusting your process and believing in yourself and your business. Another topic we hit on is Andrew's mantra of putting his employees first and his customers second. Please subscribe to the show so you don't miss out on any of our future content!

The number of Asian professional footballers in the UK are few and far between. On this episode we talk to Netan Sansara of Norwegian side Hodd about his career path, that began at Walsall. Netan shares his experiences as a youngster whose dream of becoming a professional footballer hindered by a society and culture, where education is of extreme importance. We discuss Netan's upbringing, educational path, playing and developing his skillset abroad and much more!

Dateien fuer Andere unsichtbar oder vor fremden Zugriff geschuetzt aufzubewahren, bieten einem diverse Funktionen auf den BLINDzelnComputern schon laenger. Jetzt kommen noch geheime komplette Festplattenlaufwerke hinzu und das sogar in diverse andere Produkte von BLINDzeln, wie dem SiSy, Molino, HODD und Weiteren. Ich erklaere in dieser Episode die neuen SecretDisk-Funktionen.

BLINDzelns juengste Innovation duerfte nach meinem Empfinden eindeutig unser neues HODD-Laufwerk sein. Der lange steinige Weg zu dieser neuen Laufwerksgattung, was es alles kann und was darauf basierend noch auf uns zukommt, darum soll es in dieser Episode gehen.

WFUV's Will Germain talks with veterans Carlos Gonzalez, Ameer Vincent and Dan Hodd about what it's like to join the military serve overseas and then go back to school at Fordham. 

The post 9/11 GI Bill paved the way for a number of recent veterans to enroll in colleges and universities across the country. However, many of these veterans returning from active duty face unique challenges that aren't typical of your average student. On WFUV’s Fordham Conversations, I'll be talking with Gary Kucinich and Dan Hodd. These two marines and current college students started “Armed Forces at Fordham.” This student group helps fellow veterans make the transition back into college life. But first I’m talking to Fordham’s Associate Vice President for Veterans Affairs, Dr. Michael Gillan about the FordhamVets Initiative.

WFUV's Will Germain talks with veterans Carlos Gonzalez, Ameer Vincent and Dan Hodd about what it's like to join the military serve overseas and then go back to school at Fordham. 

Poet, playwright and novelist Adam Thorpe was born in Paris in 1956 and grew up in India, Cameroon and England. After graduating from Magdalen College, Oxford, in 1979, he started a theatre company and toured villages and schools before moving to London where he taught Drama and English Literature. Thorpe lives in France with his wife and three children. His most recent books are a collection of short stories, Is This The Way You Said? (2006); a poetry collection, Birds with a Broken Wing (2007); and the novels  The Standing Pool (2008) and Hodd (2009) in which he depicts Robin Hood as a glorified 13th century gangster surrounded by a group of psychopathic thugs, desperate men preying on the innocent. We talked recently in Toronto at the IFOA, about the Robin Hood myth, and our apparent need to create heroes to address injustice, to express indignation, and right the wrongs of an unjust world. In the conversation we riff off William Flesch's contention that fiction satisfies our desire to see the good vindicated and the wicked get their ‘comeuppance.'