Podcast appearances and mentions of ian mclean

Did you know that birds pant? I didn't. Ian Mclean, Auckland Regional Representative for Birds NZ joins Sofia to enlighten bFM on the bird scene in Aotearoa. They discuss the consequences climate change on birds, bird flu, and how to look out for your backyard Tūī. Listen to past interviews with Ian on feral pigeons and bird feeding here.

Did you know that birds pant? I didn't. Ian Mclean, Auckland Regional Representative for Birds NZ joins Sofia to enlighten bFM on the bird scene in Aotearoa. They discuss the consequences climate change on birds, bird flu, and how to look out for your backyard Tūī. Listen to past interviews with Ian on feral pigeons and bird feeding here.

Did you know that birds pant? I didn't. Ian Mclean, Auckland Regional Representative for Birds NZ joins Sofia to enlighten bFM on the bird scene in Aotearoa. They discuss the consequences climate change on birds, bird flu, and how to look out for your backyard Tūī. Listen to past interviews with Ian on feral pigeons and bird feeding here.

In the second part of this podcast series from The Contractor Growth Network, we dive into the importance of establishing your Unique Selling Proposition (USP). Join us as CGN's resident marketing expert, Ian MicLean, shares actionable insights on how to identify and refine your USP to stand out in your market. Whether you're looking to attract more ideal clients or differentiate yourself from competitors, this episode is packed with valuable strategies tailored for contractors and business owners. Don't miss out on this essential guide to building your brand identity and driving growth!

In this episode of The Contractor Growth Network, host Logan Shinholser dives deep into the art of identifying your Ideal Client Avatar (ICA) with special guest Ian McLean, CGN's Marketing Director. Together, they explore actionable strategies to pinpoint your perfect audience, tailor your marketing, and drive real growth for your contracting business. Whether you're a seasoned contractor or just starting out, this conversation will equip you with the tools to refine your outreach and amplify your impact. Tune in for expert advice and practical tips you don't want to miss!

Bird feeding. It's one of life's simple pleasures that leads to rats, boutilism, and skewed biodiversity. Though basic knowledge of bird feeding guidelines is present in Aotearoa, it is more often than not ignored, as demonstrated by the loaves of white bread that lay scattered in Auckland's Western Springs park. Auckland regional representative for Birds NZ, Ian Mclean shares, his expert knowledge on what really happens when we feed birds. 

Welcome to This Happened Once Before, a conversation between generational Phish fans.  I'm your host Bill and this week I'm joined by Noah, who has attended 130+ shows over his time seeing the band. Noah brings his knowledge, experience, and passion as we discuss his journey to Phish, highlights from the shows he's attended, and then we discuss the show from 5/28/1989 at Ian McLean's Farm Hebron, NY.  Also, I share my thoughts on Derek's recommendation from 7/24/22 at the Meadows in Hartford, CT. Let's get the show on the road.  To be part of an upcoming episode or to recommend a show contact me at happenedoncebefore@gmail.com Phish • 1989-05-28 (04:05:37) • Ian McLean's Farm, Hebron, NY https://relisten.net/phish/1989/05/28?source=163356

For the last Tuesday Wire of the year, the team is joined by Allan Blackman for Dear Science. They discuss the biggest science stories of this year including a debunked super conductivity paper, Chat GPT and how science helped exonerate a convicted murderer. Nicholas interviews the National Party's Dr Shane Reti about Goverment Department name changes and his plans for the new year. The team also recaps highlights form Wire interviews this year. This include interviews with; Ian Mclean about feral pigeons, Mihingarangi Forbes on the coverage of Māori issues during the election and a pre-election interview with Auckland Central MP Chlöe Swarbrick.

Feral and unashamed, pigeons are the hallmark of any great city. But the line between urban legend and rat with wings is blurred, leaving the pigeon an animal of mystery and intrigue.  Once domesticated pets, pigeons now roam the streets as one of the biggest birds on the block. It is estimated that there are between 250 to 400 million feral pigeons globally, raising the question: are there too many? Sofia spoke to bird connoisseur and Auckland Regional Representative for Birds New Zealand, Ian Mclean, for insight into the complex existence of feral pigeons.

For our weekly segment, Nicholas  caught up with the National Party's Dr Shane Reti. We spoke about the National's plan to repeal the previous Labour Governments' smokefree 2025 plan. Nicholas also conducted a special report on the objectives outlined in Labour's smokefree 2025 plan. Producer Beth speaks to Founder and Director of Green Bottle NZ Neil Pollett about Drink Different an initiative Founder and Director of Green Bottle NZ Neil Pollett about Drink Different Producer Lou Sue Garland, Donor Coordinator for Organ Donation New Zealand about organ donation thank you day. Spike reports on protesters blockading the Ports of Auckland entrance to stop the entry of an Israeli-owned shipping vessel and its goods last week.  Sofia spoke to Auckland Regional representative for Birds Aotearoa, Ian Mclean, about the complex history of the feral city pigeon.   

In our latest episode, we have the privilege of sitting down with Ian McLean, director of Bush Agribusiness and co-author of the newly released "2023 Australian Beef Report". Fresh off the press, this report offers detailed current information on the financial and production performance of the Australian beef industry. During our conversation, Ian shares the key performance indicators (KPIs) highlighted in the report, shedding light on what distinguishes the top cattle grazing businesses and the specific KPIs they concentrate on to achieve exceptional results.Ian's expertise and the insights from the freshly released report provide a timely and comprehensive understanding of the KPIs crucial for running a successful cattle grazing business. Now, if you think this episode isn't for you because you're not a beef producer, think again – the lessons that Ian has extracted apply to not only beef but all agricultural producers. So don't miss this opportunity to stay ahead of the curve and elevate your business strategies with the benefit of the latest industry insights.You can learn more about Ian and Bush Agribusiness here: https://www.bushagri.com.au/about-us/-----------------------Ben spent over 20 years working with successful business owners and farming families which allowed him to unearth the timeless principles on how to successfully grow, protect and maintain wealth.If you want to learn the principles of how to grow your family's wealth throughout the generations, then you might consider joining The Financial Bloke each fortnight for more Wealth & Wisdom.Disclaimer: The information contained in this podcast is general in nature and for education purposes only. It is not financial advice. It is not legal advice. No one should act on the information without appropriate specific advice for your particular circumstances. Ben Law is a former financial advisor but is no longer licensed and cannot and will not give you specific or personal advice in this podcast. The Financial Bloke Group Pty Ltd accepts no responsibility for any loss or damage occasioned by any person acting or refraining from action as a result of reliance on the information in this podcast.https://thefinancialbloke.com.au/

Ian McLean is the Managing Director of Bush AgriBusiness and co-author of The Australian Beef Report. In this episode, Ian and I will be discussing how the top 25% of beef producers generate 100% of the beef industry profits. If you want to be more profitable or become one of the top 25% of beef producers, then this is the podcast for you!Ian holds a Master of Business Administration and is accredited as a Chartered Agriculturist by the Ag Institute of Australia. Prior to starting Bush AgriBusiness, Ian worked for the NT Cattlemen's Association, the NT DPI and Deloitte, and has done station work in QLD and the NT.At Bush AgriBusiness, Ian works with large and small pastoral businesses, helping them understand and improve business performance. He enjoys working with and learning from the top performing pastoral businesses.-----------------------Ben spent over 20 years working with successful business owners and farming families which allowed him to unearth the timeless principles on how to successfully grow, protect and maintain wealth.If you want to learn the principles of how to grow your family's wealth throughout the generations, then you might consider joining The Financial Bloke each fortnight for more Wealth & Wisdom.Disclaimer: The information contained in this podcast is general in nature and for education purposes only. It is not financial advice. It is not legal advice. No one should act on the information without appropriate specific advice for your particular circumstances. Ben Law is a former financial advisor but is no longer licensed and cannot and will not give you specific or personal advice in this podcast. The Financial Bloke Group Pty Ltd accepts no responsibility for any loss or damage occasioned by any person acting or refraining from action as a result of reliance on the information in this podcast.https://thefinancialbloke.com.au/

Ian established Bush AgriBusiness in 2009, combining his enthusiasm for agriculture and business. He grew up in the bush, doing primary school through Charleville School of the Air before going to boarding school in Toowoomba. He studied accounting at University before moving to the Northern Territory. In the NT he did station work and worked for a large accounting firm, before working in training and extension within the NT DPI. From the DPI he moved to the NT Cattlemen's Association, initially working in member services and project management and later as Executive Officer. Ian and his young family left the NT to spend a couple of years on his parent's property in South West Queensland before moving to Toowoomba to work full time in Bush AgriBusiness. Ian holds a Master of Business Administration and is accredited as a Chartered Agriculturist by the Ag Institute of Australia.

Brian Crombie sits down with 2 guests.Ian McLean, President/CEO, Greater KW Chamber of Commerce about their pilot project for providing Covid 19 testing kits to all employers in KW so that employees get tested when they come to work. - Leslie Strong, best-selling author of The YOU Factor: 10 tools for reclaiming your personal power.

Kelly talks to Ian McLean, the president of the Greater Kitchener Waterloo chamber of commerce. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New Zealanders are being urged to trade bread for salad greens and corn kernels to save the lives of birds at their local parks.

Welcome to the cattle station classroom podcast. In todays lesson we are going to learn about the Business Edge course.  During the two days of The Business EDGE you will acquire the knowledge and skills to… Determine if all the family needs and aspirations can be funded by the business Prepare and understand key financial information on your business Assess and manage agricultural business risk Understand and manage enterprise performance, including understanding what the key profit drivers are, how to influence them and what effect they have on overall business performance. And much more … In this episode we are joined by Ian McLean. Ian established Bush AgriBusiness in 2009, combining his enthusiasm for agriculture and business. Ian holds a Master of Business Administration and is accredited as a Chartered Agriculturist by the Ag Institute of Australia. This podcast is brought you by Central Station and hosted by Steph Coombes, BSc Agriculture (Hons.), MSc Agricultural Communication & Education. Find over 1200 stories from Outback Cattle Stations at www.centralstation.net.au. If you enjoyed this podcast, you're sure to love our other series "Central Station - Stories from Outback Australian Cattle Stations" See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to the cattle station classroom podcast. In todays lesson we are going to learn about the Australian Beef Report.  The Australian Beef Report shows you the financial and production performance of family owned beef businesses in Australia. It has been written for profit focussed producers, industry service professionals and other industry stakeholders who would like to better understand, and improve, beef business performance in Australia at the production level. You might be thinking "Oh no, this is wayyyy about my pay grade!", BUT there is something for everyone in this report! There are three important components of the Australian Beef Report: 2020 Vision: It is an industry reference point with detailed current information on the financial and production performance of the Australian beef industry, The Pastoral Panel chapter presents the advice of 27 wise heads in the industry, providing insights into how they think and how they approach decision making, business and life. There is a dedicated chapter on the effective utilisation and preservation of the natural resource base, providing insights into how to best manage it for profit and sustainability. In this episode we are joined by Ian McLean. Ian established Bush AgriBusiness in 2009, combining his enthusiasm for agriculture and business. Ian holds a Master of Business Administration and is accredited as a Chartered Agriculturist by the Ag Institute of Australia. This podcast is brought you by Central Station and hosted by Steph Coombes, BSc Agriculture (Hons.), MSc Agricultural Communication & Education. Find over 1200 stories from Outback Cattle Stations at www.centralstation.net.au. If you enjoyed this podcast, you're sure to love our other series "Central Station - Stories from Outback Australian Cattle Stations" See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Preached by Ian McLean on 10th November 2019 PM at Bo'ness Baptist Church

Why is Australia's economic growth grinding to a halt while the US is going gangbusters? Might it have something to do with cutting red tape and reducing taxes? This week your hosts Scott Hargreaves and Dr Chris Berg are joined by the IPA's Director of Research, Daniel Wild, and special guest Dr Patrick McLaughlin, Director of Policy Analytics at the Washington DC based Mercatus Center. They'll be tackling everything from a new tool being adopted by US and Canadian Governments to tackle Red Tape (RegData), the impact Trump has made on restraining the US bureaucracy, and whether artificial intelligence means robots will displace humans (1:54-43:16) as well as diving into culture picks including the new Steven Soderbergh film The Laundromat, Ian Mclean's Why Australia Prospered, Neal Stephenson's sci-fi classic The Diamond Age and Tyler Cowen's Big Business: A Love Letter to an American Anti-Hero. RegData: Australia; Mercatus Center https://www.mercatus.org/publications/regulation/regdata-australia How much law do we have to obey? Chris Berg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wV5kUDVcT0 How British Columbia Defeated Red Tape – And How We Can Too; Gideon Rozner https://ipa.org.au/ipa-tv/how-british-columbia-defeated-red-tape-and-how-we-can-too IPA's Red Tape Research Program https://ipa.org.au/research-areas/red-tape Culture Picks: Chris: The laundromat (Netflix) https://www.netflix.com/au/title/80994011 Dan: Why Australia Prospered; Ian Mclean https://press.princeton.edu/books/hardcover/9780691154671/why-australia-prospered Patrick: The Diamond Age; Neal Stephenson https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/827.The_Diamond_Age Scott: Big Business: A Love Letter to an American Anti-Hero; Tyler Cowen https://www.amazon.com/Big-Business-Letter-American-Anti-Hero/dp/1250110548

Ian Mclean is solving the FIFO mental health epidemic, one box at a time and joins me on episode 25 of Beneath the Surface.  Ian is the founder of Hitchbox - helping mining and resource companies change the culture and eliminate the stigma surrounding mental health in their workforces. A few years ago, Ian’s battle with mental health nearly caused him to quit his job and walk away from the FIFO industry.  Instead, he chose to put up his hand, voice his struggles and ask for help. As daunting as this seemed for him at the time, he was blown away with the proactive support and understanding that he received, which ultimately led to launching Hitchbox. In this episode, we discuss all things Hitchbox including Ian’s battle with mental health, how easy it really is to ask for help, pink shower loofahs, creating a safe place in people’s personal space and the underestimated power of novelty and suspense when organising a toga party. I’m so proud of the work that Ian is doing and very excited that the launch of this episode coincides with RUOK? Day - Australia’s national day of action dedicated to reminding everyone to ask, “Are you OK?” and to remember every day of the year to support people who may be struggling with life’s ups and downs. Ian has a heart of gold and is truly passionate about solving the FIFO mental health epidemic.  It was an absolute pleasure to chat with him, enjoy…  

We only had 55 minutes to cover such a vast subject as there are many varying species in NZ. Having the largest number of different sea birds on earth - around our shores. The number of introduced birds into NZ are many, including vagrants and migrants and the total number comes up to 435 different species. A vagrant is a bird that unexpectedly shows up – like the Laughing Gull that breeds on the prairies of the mid Western states of North America. Last year found in Opotiki in the Bay of Plenty. NZ is the seabird capital of the world. 1/3 of seabird species on earth, visit or breed in our region NZ albatross numbers are the highest on earth NZ fairy tern now with only 40 in existence 51 NZ birds have gone extinct over time Some Aotearoan birds may have become extinct due to disease from an introduced bird species.   Yet, we have not had an extinction of an endemic bird since 1970  - of the Bush Wren Kakapo flightless parrot numbers are 154 after dropping to about 45. The Chatham Island Black Robin went down to a total of 5 birds and yet it recovered with adept human management  - now 250 - though - problems with diversity due to a small DNA base. Little spotted kiwi – (only about 1900 birds now) where once there could have been millions. There are 5 species on Kiwi plus various subspecies That wild ducks can fly over 1000 kilometres and more.    This is a good information - too much to list here so I encourage you to listen to this interesting interview as to what’s happening in NZ, what birds are increasing and decreasing - about offshore island sanctuaries, what pests are having to be dealt with and other ways about getting New Zealanders to become far more interested and involved. Especially in how birds and their morning sound welcome the new day, and assist us with insect control, scattering seed and pollinating flowers.

Photo: (Google Maps) How does Kitchener-Waterloo fit into the innovation corridor?  Guest:  Ian McLean, President & CEO of the Greater Kitchener-Waterloo Chamber of Commerce 

What is the importance of moving goods in and arround the innovation corridor? What developments are happening now?  Guest: Keith Hoey, President & CEO, Burlington Chamber of Commerce Guest: Jan De Silva, President & CEO, Toronto Region Board of Trade and Co-chair of Canada's Innovation Corridor Business Council.  How does Kitchener-Waterloo fit into the innovation corridor?  Guest:  Ian McLean, President & CEO of the Greater Kitchener-Waterloo Chamber of Commerce  What's attracting new buisnesses to the corridor?  Guest: Achyut Jajoo, Global Lead, Manufacturing Industries, Salesforce. What's the future looking like for manufacturing in the corridor?  Guest: Jesse Hirsch, owner and operator of Metaviews Media Management Ltd. Futurist.  Guest: Sanjay Sagar, Steelmaking Technology Business Unit Manager, ArcelorMittal Dofasco    

On today's show, Ottawa lawyer Ian McLean shares concerns with Dave and Reb about how ill-prepared people are for death. He says that 50 to 60 per cent of Canadians do not have wills, and are leaving their families with added costs and stress during a time of grieving. Listen to the show to understand the importance of taking care of your legacy. In partnership with "Let's Talk Money with Dave and Reb", today's show is sponsored by financial advisor Brent Vandermeer and the team at Vandermeer Wealth Management and HollisWealth. They can be found at www.vandermeerwealth.com, or by calling 613-722-0408. Aired: May 11th, 2018 on CHRI Radio 99.1FM in Ottawa, Canada. For questions or to schedule an appointment with a More Than Enough team member, e-mail david@morethanenough.ca or call 613-520-4157. Visit morethanenough.ca for more information. For more CHRI shows, visit chri.ca.

Taragh Loughrey Grant talks to Ian McLean who is a co-founder of Flow International which helps individuals, teams and whole organisations to perform even better.

Ian McLean is an art teacher at Sarnia's Northern Collegiate who lives and breathes his work. Not only does he teach, but he takes students on regular field trips and is a working artist himself. Listen to this interview with Ian by Lambton Shield editor J.D. Booth.

The IMA is pleased to present a talk by art historian Ian McLean. This is the seventh presentation in a series of talks running throughout the year titled 'What Can Art Institutions Do?', and features a response by Brisbane artist, Richard Bell. 26/09/2015