Podcast appearances and mentions of Ian Bruce

Hearing aids are expensive and make everything sound louder, not just the things you want to hear. But technology is changing, and some researchers are turning to artificial intelligence for a solution. Galloway speaks with Ian Bruce, a professor in the McMaster School of Biomedical Engineering; and Richard Plummer, executive director of the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association.

Behavioral health conditions show up in the emergency department far too often. It can be a more subtle encounter with patients struggling with pain management or anxiety symptoms, or an outright crisis event, and many variations in between. But there are signals that can be confidently tracked and used to help identify individuals with certain diagnoses or symptoms that may indicate a behavioral health condition, or worse, an overdose or suicide attempt. Once identified, care teams can be alerted, collaborate with the patient's broader care team, and provide appropriate care and follow up.In this podcast Ian Bruce, Senior Clinical Solutions Lead, PointClickCare and Becky Wilkinson from Providence Health & Services will discuss their success with identifying and providing alternative care options and care collaboration from the ED. This podcast is sponsored by PointClickCare.

Dr. Anna Wolska from the Lupus Foundation of America interviews Dr. Ian Bruce, from the University of Manchester in the UK. Dr Bruce discusses the time to onset of clinical response to Anifrolumab in patients with Systemic Lupus Erythematosus. The episode delves into pooled data from two significant Phase III trials, TULIP-1 and TULIP-2, offering listeners a deep understanding of the effectiveness and timeline of Anifrolumab treatment.   Read the article: http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/lupus-2022-000761

Ian Bruce is well placed to write a history of RNIB and the charity sector as a whole, as he was director general of RNIB from 1983 to 2003. Robert Kirkwood listens to the audio version of his book.

Series: New Year Text: Revelation 21:5 Title: Our God is the creator of all things new

Thought leadership content is everywhere. But, too often, it's neither particularly thoughtful nor leading, say analysts Ian Bruce and Lisa Gately. On this week's What It Means, they discuss what defines good thought leadership and how B2B firms can create it.

Once again, marketing leaders find themselves planning for a year that seems to defy planning. How does the calculus differ this time around? On this week's What It Means, Vice Presidents Craig Moore and Ian Bruce discuss Forrester's 2022 Planning Assumptions for B2B marketing executives and how they can position themselves and their teams for success.

In this episode we are joined by three great leaders to discuss the role of care coordination in Medicaid value-based payment models. Learn how to overcome common challenges, such as addressing behavioral health needs and social determinants of health, to achieve success. We'll hear from Nicole Sunder, Director of Health Plan Solutions at PointClickCare; Ian Bruce, Senior Clinical Solutions Lead at Collective Medical, a PointClickCare company; and Nikki Starrett, Director of Value-Based Care at Collective Medical. This episode is sponsored by PointClickCare (www.pointclickcare.com)

Florian Artinger is a Managing Partner at Simply Rational, The Decision Institute and an associate scientist at at Max Planck Institute for Human Development. His academic and applied work explores how organizations can measurably improve their decision-making. In this episode we talk about how businesses can make better decisions, embrace uncertainty and risk, and build brand trust. Plus, Florian also discusses cover-your-ass decision making, when to trust your gut, and why your boss should give you a "get out of jail free" card. It's a fun conversation!About B2BrandedWe're a bite-sized podcast for B2B brand and communications leaders. The podcast is produced by Ian Bruce.

Ian Bruce; Reggie Harris; Bill Hudson and Jesse Milnes & Emily Miller

The COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc on the global economy and consequently on the value of brands. In a return visit for Alex Haigh of Brand Finance, we discuss how the valuations of brand across all sectors have been upended, with enormous gains in some sectors while others plunged, perhaps never to recover.About B2BrandedWe're a bite-sized podcast for B2B brand and communications professionals. The podcast is hosted by Ian Bruce.

At the beginning of 2020, as the COVID-19 pandemic took hold, GE Healthcare was at the center of a media storm about the dire shortage of critical medical technology. In this episode we talk to GE Healthcare's Kristin Fallon, VP brand and digital marketing, about her response to the crisis, and how she used innovative storytelling and brand journalism techniques to show how GE employees, healthcare experts, hospital workers and doctors were working to together to respond.About B2BrandedWe're a bite-sized podcast focused on news and opinion for B2B brand and communications leaders. The podcast is hosted by Ian Bruce.

An initial public offering is a major step for any company, and CMOs need to play a significant role to make the IPO successful. Bo Park, Partner and Head of Technology PR at the New York agency ICR, has advised hundreds of companies embarking on an IPO. We discuss the current IPO market, the steps to expect in an IPO, and the essential role that CMOs and marketing needs to play.About B2Branded:B2Branded is a bite-sized podcast that discusses the latests news and trends facing B2B brand and marketing leaders. The podcast is hosted by Ian Bruce.

Many marketing and communications leaders struggle with how to navigate internal and external communications during the current pandemic. Doug Levy led communications at Columbia and UCSF, two of the world's most prestigious research hospitals, and was a medical reporter at USA Today. In his second interview on B2Branded we update on COVID-19, discuss the likely scenarios for 2021, and provide advice to business communicators on best practices during the crisis.About B2BrandedWe're a bite-sized podcast dedicated to news and opinion for B2B brand and marketing leaders. The podcast is hosted by Ian Bruce.

2020 will be remembered as a year of unprecedented change -- how has this impacted global brands?In this episode we talk to Interbrand's CEO North America Daniel Binns about the results from their Best Global Brands 2020 report. We discuss the fortunes of long standing brand leaders like Google, Apple and Microsoft, and the reasons why some brands like Oracle have fallen down the rankings. It's unsurprising that Zoom was a new entrant to the rankings, but how have other brands fared during the pandemic and resulting financial meltdown? How are B2B brands adjusting? And what can B2B CMOs learn from this?About B2BrandedWe're a bite-sized podcast focused on news and opinion for B2B brand leaders. The podcast is hosted by Ian Bruce. Get in touch if you have a story to tell.

The complete audiobook is available for purchase here; https://bit.ly/3m2X0RX Australian Christmas Yarns Volume I by Mary Grant Bruce & Ian Bruce Narrated by Sarah Bacaller & Denis Daly This collection of short stories by notable Australian author, Mary Grant Bruce (1878-1958), reflects on Australian experiences of summertime. Infused with the smells, sounds and textures of Australian life during the Christmas season, these stories also highlight the strengths and yearnings of their characters. This unique collection includes a foreword by Ian Bruce, grandson of Mary Grant Bruce, and includes the following six stories: * A Gentleman by Accident * An Australian Christmas * Home for Christmas * Our Christmas Eve * Christmas at Henderson's * The Valley of Forgetfulness Mary Grant Bruce (1878-1958) was an Australian author, many of whose writings focused on iconic Australian life. As well as publishing thirty-seven books, Mary Grant Bruce wrote regularly for Australian newspapers, often for children. Her most well known works are the books in the Billabong series. See www.marygrantbruce.com.au

Brands managers often get wrapped-up in the intricacies of brand expression, reputation management, and how to build a powerful and lasting impression with audiences. What is often forgotten is that at their core, brands are intellectual property that provide rights and protections for the brand owner.In this episode we take with an expert on the legal dimensions of brands: Saul Perloff is Partner and head of the advertising practice at the international law firm of Norton Rose Fulbright. He counsels companies on issues related to advertising, commercial disputes, IP protection, compliance and brand protection strategies.In the episode we discuss the basics of brands and the law, the ways that brands can be protected, how to create brand equity and goodwill, and what can get brand managers in legal trouble. Saul also explains that an apple is an apple is an apple, and does a very good impression of the Intel jingle. You'll enjoy it!About B2BrandedWe're a bite-sized podcast that discusses the latest news, trends and insights in B2B branding. The podcast is hosted by Ian Bruce.

In the second part of our interview with Edelman's Executive Director Tonia Ries, we discuss brand trust and the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. Edelman's latest research shows that in the current crisis people turn to employers and business for information much more than governments. The research is a fascinating and sometimes frightening insight to how we're reacting to news and information about the disease, and what the long-term implications are for brand builders.About B2BrandedWe're a bite-sized podcast that provides news and opinions on B2B brand-building. The podcast is hosted by Ian Bruce.

Edelman has just celebrated the 20th year of the Edelman Trust Barometer, research that examines global levels of trust and credibility in institutions like governments, NGOs, the media and brands. In this episode I interview Tonia Ries, executive director in charge of the Barometer. We talk about what exactly trust is, how you earn it, and why levels of trust are in decline. Tonia also explains how brands must adapt to build trust.This is the first of two interviews with Tonia. In the next episode, we discuss the importance of trust during the current pandemic. One Note: With word-from-home mandates in place we're all struggling to get a good internet connection, and near the beginning of the interview we have a few audio issues. I don't think this distracts from a very interesting conversation.About B2BrandedWe're a bite-sized podcast dedicated to news and opinion about B2B branding and communications. The podcast is hosted by Ian Bruce.

Jann Schwarz is the Global Director of the B2B Institute at LinkedIn. We discuss the near-term thinking that often dominates B2B marketing and the implications for long-term brand building and value creation.About B2Branded:We're a bite-sized podcast that provides news and insights about branding and communications. The podcast is hosted by Ian Bruce.

Doug Levy headed communications at two of the world's most prestigious medical institutions, Columbia University Medical School and UCSF, where he was part of the team that planned for the H1N1 flu pandemic. He was also lead medical reporter at USA Today for almost a decade. We discuss crisis communications and COVID-19, best practices for communicating in a medical emergency, and his advice for business communicators.Note: This podcast was recorded on March 27.About B2Branded:We're a bite-sized podcast that provides news and insights about branding and communications. The podcast is hosted by Ian Bruce.

For 20 years Interbrand has been publishing the Best Global Brands report that identifies the world’s 100 most valuable brands. In this episode we explore the Interbrand rankings with Daniel Binns, CEO Interbrand NY, and discuss why brand value is critically important for B2B companies, the factors that drive value, and LEGO.About B2BrandedWe're a bite-sized podcast dedicated to exploring news and issues related to B2B branding and communications. The podcast is hosted by Ian Bruce.

How do you manage an iconic brand like HBS? What is the balance between celebrating a storied legacy and building a modern image? With nearly three decades of big picture thinking and on-the-ground experience to his credit, Brian Kenny guides and manages the HBS brand on a global scale, ensuring that the school has a clear and consistent voice around the world. As Chief Marketing and Communications Officer, he plans and implements high-level branding, marketing, and media relations across HBS, including the MBA Program, Executive Education, External Relations, HBX and HBS Publishing.About B2BrandedWe're a bite-sized podcast that explores news and opinions on B2B branding and communications. The podcast is hosted by Ian Bruce.

Many B2B companies fail to understand the importance of making a commitment to allowing the corporate brand to drive business decisions and execution. So claims our guest on this episode --Chris Wirthwein, a B2B branding expert and author of The People Powered Brand.About B2Branded:We're a bite-sized podcast dedicated to discussing the news, issues and trends related to B2B branding and communications. The podcast is hosted by Ian Bruce.

Brand equity is a familiar concept to most B2B marketing professionals, but few of us could accurately define or agree on what this means. In this episode Alex Haigh, a research director at the company Brand Finance, discusses how they calculate the financial value of brands, as well as the results from their just-published ranking of the world's 500 most valuable brands.About B2Branded:We're a bite-sized podcast that discusses the latest news, views and opinions on B2B branding and communications. The podcast is hosted by Ian Bruce.

Let's be honest: complexity is a disease in B2B marketing and branding. We love our jargon and acronyms, and we think the more we say the better will be the result.In this episode we explore the virtues of simplicity with a rank expert. Margaret Molloy is the Global Chief Marketing Officer & Head of New Development at the brand strategy, design and experience agency Siegel+Gale. She is also the Board Chairperson for the New York Hub of The Marketing Society, and received the 2017 B2B Marketer of the Year award from the Drum. About B2BrandedWe're a bite-sized podcast that talks about B2B branding and communications. We interview practitioners and thought leaders to understand how to build great brands. The podcast is hosted by Ian Bruce.

A thread that connects some of the most admired and valuable B2B and B2C companies is their relentless focus on fusing brand and culture. In this episode we discuss how culture fuels brand building. Our guest is Denise Lee Yohn, a recognized expert on brand-building, an in-demand speaker and consultant, and an influential writer. Her latest book is FUSION: How Integrating Brand and Culture Powers the World's Greatest Companies.About B2BrandedWe're a bite-sized podcast that talks about B2B branding and communications. We interview practitioners and thought leaders to understand how to build great brands. The podcast is hosted by Ian Bruce.

In this episode we discuss one of the most challenging and long-lasting decisions any brand leader will make: Naming. Our guest is Jeremy Miller, a brand strategist, author and the founder of his agency Sticky Brands. His most recent book, published a few months ago, is Brand New Names, which gives a stepwise process for creating compelling product or company names. We discuss why names matter, what makes for a great brand name, and Big Ass Fans. About B2BrandedWe're a bite-sized podcast that talks about B2B branding and communications. We interview practitioners and thought leaders to understand how to build great brands. The podcast is hosted by Ian Bruce.

This week on our truck news and bus news podcast we cover: Stock market listing for Scania and MAN? NatRoad wants action on Truck Rest Areas Industry professionals get Australia Day gongs Daimler Trucks pay tribute to Ian Bruce ATA renews calls for ATSB investigations Bridgestone branches out to telematics Motiv hooks up with BMW

FOR EPISODE COMMENTS PLEASE VISIT: Friends of Minerals Forum Recorded live at the 2018 Fine Mineral Show: Denver, Gail and Jim sit down with Krystle Dorris-Dinkel, Rick Kennedy, Tom Praszkier, Jeff Swanger, Rod Tyson and James Zigras to get a snapshot of the perspectives of some of the biggest Professional Diggers out there in the field. These are the people who spend their lives running the mining operations that bring us all the great material that we all love. Most often, these people are passionate collectors too and, believe it or not, they are NICE people. Listen to the episode to get a better idea of some of the problems they face and just get to know them better. The next time you're at a show and you see one of these people, go up and introduce yourself to them and tell them that you heard them right here on Breakfast With Minerals. And remember, if you have an idea on a topic you'd like to hear addressed on future episodes of Breakfast With Minerals, drop us a line at: topics@breakfastwithminerals.com (mailto:topics@breakfastwithminerals.com) SHOW NOTES 7:58:04 - The Big Kahuna Pocket - Jeff Swanger The pocket that Jeff is referring to is the Big Kahuna Pocket - one of the biggest and most prolific pockets ever to be discovered at the OceanView Mine. This pocket was discovered in and ended up producing about 1 ton of gem material and specimens. The primary minerals found were Kunzite and Tourmaline. http://www.oceanviewmine.com/page8/page11/ 14:10:12 - Hallelujah Junction - Rick Kennedy One of the world's premiere spots for finding amethyst scepters is Hallelujah Junction on Peterson Mountain just on the border of California and Nevada. About 40 minutes from downtown Reno, Rick and his partners always have some great finds from this classic locale. https://www.mindat.org/loc-235512.htm 20:29:17 - The Prospectors television show - Jim Spann The Prospectors was a television show that aired on the Weather Channel from 2013 to 2016. The show followed different Colorado mining families around as they dug in the mountains in search of mineral treasures. The Dorris family - Joe (father), Tim (brother) and Krystle were one of the families the show highlighted. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3216258/ 22:08:11 - Avant Mining - James Zigras Avant Mining operates out of the Blue Springs area of Arkansas - less than 20 miles away from Hot Springs, AR. Since 2014, Avant Mining has produced some of the finest quartz specimens ever seen. http://avantmining.com/ 23:38:12 - The American Museum - James Zigras The Henry Frank Guggenheim Hall of Minerals and the Morgan Memorial Hall of Gems at the American Museum in Manhattan are both undergoing major renovations and are scheduled to reopen in the Fall of 2019. Henry Frank Guggenheim Hall of Minerals https://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/permanent-exhibitions/harry-frank-guggenheim-hall-of-minerals Morgan Memorial Hall of Gems https://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/permanent-exhibitions/morgan-memorial-hall-of-gems 25:10:19 - The Rogerley Mine - Tom Praszkier The Rogerley Mine in Northern England is one of the most famous Fluorite mines in Europe. Now operated by Crystal Classics out of the U.K. Crystal Classics President, Ian Bruce, was one of our guests in Breakfast With Minerals - Episode 2. https://www.mindat.org/loc-4995.html 32:56:04 - Hallelujah Junction - Rick Kennedy https://www.mindat.org/loc-235512.htm 33:18:15 - HJ Fee Dig - Rick Kennedy Rick Kennedy has set up a Pay-To-Dig site operation on his claim at Hallelujah Junction. If you'd like to visit it, contact Rick Kennedy directly at the following email address:riken@flash.net 33:33:21 - Jacksons Crossroads - Rick Kennedy The finest amethyst specimens to come out of the United States of America undoubtedly is from Jackson's Crossroads in Wilkes County, Georgia. https://www.mindat.org/loc-59885.html 35:24:19 - Topaz Mountain Gem Mine - Krystle Dorris-Dinkel In addition to owning and running the Smoky Hawk Claim that produces the world's most stunning Amazonite and Smoky Quartz specimens, the Dorris family also own the Topaz Mountain Gem Mine claim in Park County, Colorado. Collecting is STRICTLY PROHIBITED unless you have permission from the Dorris family. If you'd like to visit, contact them through this link: http://pinnacle5minerals.com/GlacierPeakWeb/Visits/TopazVisits.htm https://www.mindat.org/loc-159278.html 37:49:20 - OceanView Pay-To-Dig site - Jeff Swanger In addition to operating the last producing gem mine in the Pala region of north San Diego County, California, Jeff Swanger also has a Fee Dig operation where you can make a reservation to visit and find your own gems. digforgems.com 41:14:07 - Hamilton Hill Mine - James Zigras Begun shortly after the end of the American Civil War, Hamilton Hill Mine is one of the oldest crystal mines in Arkansas. https://www.mindat.org/loc-11725.html 46:58:22 - UK Mining Ventures - Tom Praszkier Formerly owned and run by Cal Graeber and Jesse Fisher (of California), UK Mining Venture is now wholly owned by Ian and Diana Bruce of Crystal Classics in the UK. On FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/ukminingventures/ 55:04:13 - Society Girl Mine in British Columbia, Canada for Pyromorphites - Rod Tyson https://www.mindat.org/loc-490.html 56:25:13 - Victoria Island - Hematite - Rod Tyson Classic locality for Hematite in Hadley Bay, Northwest Territory, Canada. https://www.mindat.org/loc-191847.html 58:24:17 - Baffin Island - Pyrite - Rod Tyson The Nanisivik Mine on Baffin Island in Nunavut, Canada has produced some incredible pyrite specimens. https://www.mindat.org/loc-514.html 58:15:19 - Smithsoniana Museum - Rod Tyson America's National Museum in Washington D.C. Home of the Hope Diamond and an incredible collection of mineral specimens from around the world. Including, "The Candelabra" - one of the classic and best known specimens of bluecap tourmalines from the Queen Mine. https://www.si.edu/exhibitions/janet-annenberg-hooker-hall-geology-gems-and-minerals-event-exhib-31 58:18:12 - ROM Museum - Rod Tyson The Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The largest museum in all of Canada and home of an exceptional collection of fine mineral specimens. https://www.rom.on.ca/en/exhibitions-galleries/galleries/natural-history/teck-suite-galleries-earths-treasures 1:02:02:21 - Sudbury District, Ontario, Canada - Sperrylites - Jim Spann https://www.mindat.org/gallery.php?loc=571&min=3723 1:04:42:02 - The Miner’s Inn - Jeff Swanger In addition to running the OceanView Mine, the Pala Chief Mine AND his Pay-To-Dig site, Swanger also runs a B&B located onsite at the OceanView called the Miner's Inn. This is available for anyone wanting to spend an explore the area. https://digforgems.com/ If you're interested in Sponsoring future episodes of Breakfast With Minerals, please contact Bryan Swoboda at bryan@bluecapproductions.com (mailto:bryan@bluecapproductions.com) Special Guests: James Zigras, Jeff Swanger, Krystle Dorris-Dinkel, Rick Kennedy, Rod Tyson, and Tom Praszkier.

FOR EPISODE COMMENTS PLEASE VISIT: Friends of Minerals Forum Recorded at the 2018 Fine Mineral Shows: Tucson (AKA The Westward Look Show), Gail and Jim sit down with Ian Bruce, Alan Hart, Christoph Keilmann, Jolyon Ralph, Peter Lyckberg and John Cornish to address the issue of The Current State of the Mineral Collecting World and How We Preserve it for Future Generations - but this time with a slightly European perspective. This panel represents a good slice of the European mineral-collecting community. We have a Mineral Dealer (Bruce), a former Museum Curator and gem expert (Hart), someone in the mineral media world (Ralph), a Show Promoter (Keilmann) a two great Field Collectors (Lyckberg and Cornish). Lots of great comments, suggestions and ideas. And remember, if you have an idea on a topic you'd like to hear addressed on future episodes of Breakfast With Minerals, drop us a line at: topics@breakfastwithminerals.com (mailto:topics@breakfastwithminerals.com) SHOW NOTES 8:22 - Rod Tyson from Tyson's Fine Minerals - Ian Bruce Rod was the 2018 winner of the American Mineral Heritage Award - the Mineralogical Record's annual award given out to living individuals recognizing their, "field collecting achievements contributing to the heritage of American mineral specimens." Past award recipients include: Edward Swoboda, Bill Larson, Bryan Lees, Wayne Thompson, Terry Szenics and Stanley Esbenshade. Tysons' Fine Minerals - http://www.tysonsfineminerals.com 9:58 - The Munich Show: Europe's largest mineral show - Christoph Keilmann https://munichshow.com 10:53 - MinDat: the largest mineral database in the world - Jolyon Ralph https://www.mindat.org 15:39 - Natural History Museum of London (aka The British Museum) - Alan Hart http://www.nhm.ac.uk 16:53 - Society of Mineral Museum Professionals (SMMP) - Alan Hart http://www.smmp.net/ 27:39 - Perot Museum in Dallas, Texas - Gail Spann www.perotmuseum.org 36:09 - Mineral photographer Thomas Spann - Jim Spann https://www.facebook.com/thomas.spann 44:16 - Gem shows in Tucson - Alan Hart AGTA - https://agta.org/ GJX - http://www.gjxusa.com/ 44:28 - The Hope Diamond - Gail Spann Wikipedia page - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hope_Diamond Smithsonian Museum - https://www.si.edu/spotlight/hope-diamond 45:04 - The Prospectors show on the Weather Channel - Peter Lyckberg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prospectors(TVseries) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3216258/ 45:18 - The New Crystal Hunters series produced by BlueCap Productions - Peter Lyckberg NCH: The Sterling Mine - https://vimeo.com/ondemand/nch04 NCH: Smoky Hawk - https://vimeo.com/ondemand/nch03 NCH: Arkansas - https://vimeo.com/ondemand/nch02 52:54 - The Changsha Mineral Show in China - Jolyon Ralph www.changsha-show.com 57:48 - Social media and BlueCap Productions films - Ian Bruce www.bluecapproductions.com https://vimeo.com/bluecapproductions/vod_pages 1:04:25 - The mineral magazines in Europe vs America - Ian Bruce Mineralogical Record - https://mineralogicalrecord.com/ Lapis Magazine - http://www.lapis.de/ 1:11:38 - The Tsumeb Show - a new mini show in Tucson - Ian Bruce http://www.tsumeb.com/en/ 1:13:28 - David Bowie exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum - Alan Hart https://www.vam.ac.uk/ 1:13:28 - "It's The Artifacts Stupid!" article by Bill Smith - Alan Hart The Mineralogical Record - Vol.35, No.2 - Mar/Apr 2004 https://mineralogicalrecord.com/detail.asp?id=233 https://mineralogicalrecord.com/pdfs/TheMineralogicalRecord_GuestEditorial.pdf 1:15:35 - Houston Museum of Natural Science - Gail Spann http://www.hmns.org/exhibits/permanent-exhibitions/gems-and-minerals/ 1:16:52 - Friday morning at the Tucson Gem and Mineral Society (TGMS) show- John Cornish http://www.tgms.org/show/ 1:21:16 - Society of Mineral Museum Professionals (SMMP) - Jolyon Ralph http://www.smmp.net/ 1:27:56 - A mineral-collecting field trip to the cliffs of Dover, UK - Jolyon Ralph https://www.mindat.org/loc-223577.html 1:29:49 - Digging Arkansas Quartz at the James Zigras Mine - Gail Spann http://avantmining.com/ 1:31:43 - The mineral museums in Madrid, Spain - Peter Lyckberg Museo Geominero - http://www.igme.es/museo/ Museo de la Geología - https://www.ucm.es/cultura/m.geologia 1:35:15 - The Prospectors show on the Weather Channel - Gail Spann https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prospectors(TVseries) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3216258/ 1:45:22 - The Fersman Museum in Moscow, Russia - Jolyon Ralph https://www.fmm.ru/Index.htm https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FersmanMineralogicalMuseum If you're interested in Sponsoring future episodes of Breakfast With Minerals, please contact Bryan Swoboda at bryan@bluecapproductions.com (mailto:bryan@bluecapproductions.com) Special Guests: Alan Hart, Christoph Keilmann, Ian Bruce, John Cornish, Jolyon Ralph, and Peter Lyckberg.

In this episode Frank Days and Roland Smart interview Ian Bruce, about his experience with Agile Marketing at Intralinks and previously at Avid Technologies. Ian brings a broad range of experience with Agile to the conversation having worked on a product for highly creative users (Avid) and now for one empowering business users. What connects […] The post Ian Bruce from Intralinks explores Agile Marketing in a public company appeared first on Agile Marketing Blog - Home of Marketing Agility Podcast.

Finally have a chat with Ian Bruce of Crystal Classics – over coffee – main focus: Tsumeb.com (And some other interesting bits & pieces)! The post Ian Bruce – Crystal Classics talks about Tsumeb.com and more… appeared first on Crystal Clear Radio.

Ian Bruce of the David Suzuki Foundation says Canada must become a clean energy superpower.

Put This On visits London to look at the ways it has been shaped by (and has reinvented) its menswear traditions. We visit W. Bill, the legendary tweed vendor in a basement just off Savile Row. We talk with the painter and musician Ian Bruce about how he's reshaped the legacy of the SoHo dandy. We visit the Drake's factory to see how a tie is made. Then we go to Savile Row, and chat with tailor-owner Richard Anderson and owner-designer Patrick Grant about the tension between old and new in the world's original tailoring street. Plus Dave Hill offers his thoughts on sport sunglasses in Rudiments.

On this episode of Simply Scottish, the first of a series on Scots Cuisine, we explore the history and development of Scottish food from medieval times to the reign of Mary, Queen of Scots. You'll find out how the plates of the wealthy and titled differed from those of farmers. We'll take a closer look at Scotland's national dish, haggis, and discuss the characteristics and common ingredients that make Scots cuisine distinct and appetizing. This episode features music from Runrig, Ian Bruce, and Alasdair Fraser. For current and past episode information, including music and resource links, visit the podcast section of our website at www.simplyscottish.com.

This afternoon we will speak to the cast: Dwight Huntsman(Thami), Scott Coopwood (Johan), Peter Van Norden (Smith) of SJ Rep's production of Ian Bruce's "Groundswell" through Nov. 8; they are joined by Chike Nwoffiah, playwright, filmmaker, and artist, James Bowyer who has an exhibit in the upstairs lobby; Jack Foley, playwright shares insight on his latest play, The Boy, The Girl, and The Piece of Chocolate, a ten minute play apart of the PEN Oakland Writer's Theatre presents a Night of Short Plays Revisited at Anna's Jazz Island, Sunday, Nov. 8, 3-6 PM; we conclude with a conversation with Rom Flemons, a member of the Carolina Chocolate Drops, performing this weekend at SFJAZZ Sunday, Nov. 8, 3 & 7 PM at the Palace of Fine Arts. Visit sfjazz.org