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In this special episode of Unicorny, we're gearing up for B2B Ignite, the business marketing conference taking place on July 3rd at 133 Houndsditch in the City of London. Dom Hawes, your host, talks to Richard O'Connor, CEO of B2B Marketing, about the Propolis Community Index and the key trends shaping business marketing. We dive into insights on budget allocations, customer growth, and the evolving structure of marketing teams. Plus, get a sneak peek at what's in store at B2B Ignite, including must-attend sessions and keynotes.Introduction to B2B Ignite: Overview of the conference details, including date, location, and how to book tickets.Propolis Community Index: Explanation of the index, its real-time data collection methods, and the value it provides to the marketing community.Marketing Trends: Insights into budget increases, ROI responsibilities, customer growth, and attrition rates.Organisational Changes: Discussion on centralisation trends, headcount shifts, and the impact on marketing teams.Event Highlights: Detailed agenda for B2B Ignite, including keynotes by Rachel Fairley and Sarah Robb, and a closing keynote by Mark Grist.This episode is packed with valuable insights for business marketers looking to stay ahead of industry trends and make informed decisions. Whether you're attending B2B Ignite or not, the Propolis Community Index data and expert analysis from Richard O'Connor offer actionable takeaways to enhance your marketing activity.About Richard O'ConnorRichard's career spans B2B and B2C media, events and SaaS. He has run commercial teams at several leading private and public businesses, including Centaur,  The Independent Newspaper, UBM, Informa and RELX. He also led a multi-year commercial transformation programme for UBM, which involved the design and delivery of a sales and marketing operating model in EMEA, Asia and the US. He was also part of the integration team following the acquisition of UBM by Informa. Richard currently leads B2B Marketing, a Community Intelligence business with a portfolio of specialist conferences, awards, marketing services and Propolis - the multi-award winning global community for B2B Marketing Leaders. Launched in 2021, Propolis has grown rapidly into the go-to community for many of the world's leading B2B brands.Links B2B Ignite ticketsFull show notes: Unicorny.co.uk Web links: B2B Ignite | PropolisSponsor: Selbey AndersonEpisode outlineEpisode Overview and Guest IntroductionUnderstanding the Propolis Community IndexBudget, Spend, and ROI TrendsCustomer Growth and Attrition RatesMarketing Trends and Budget AllocationUse of Agencies and External PartnersChanges in Customer TenureOrganisational Structure and CentralisationHiring and Attrition TrendsKey Takeaways from the Propolis IndexB2B Ignite Conference AgendaFinal Thoughts and Event HighlightsThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacyPodder -...

In this special episode of Unicorny, we're gearing up for B2B Ignite, the business marketing conference taking place on July 3rd at 133 Houndsditch in the City of London. Dom Hawes, your host, talks to Richard O'Connor, CEO of B2B Marketing, about the Propolis Community Index and the key trends shaping business marketing. We dive into insights on budget allocations, customer growth, and the evolving structure of marketing teams. Plus, get a sneak peek at what's in store at B2B Ignite, including must-attend sessions and keynotes.Introduction to B2B Ignite: Overview of the conference details, including date, location, and how to book tickets.Propolis Community Index: Explanation of the index, its real-time data collection methods, and the value it provides to the marketing community.Marketing Trends: Insights into budget increases, ROI responsibilities, customer growth, and attrition rates.Organisational Changes: Discussion on centralisation trends, headcount shifts, and the impact on marketing teams.Event Highlights: Detailed agenda for B2B Ignite, including keynotes by Rachel Fairley and Sarah Robb, and a closing keynote by Mark Grist.This episode is packed with valuable insights for business marketers looking to stay ahead of industry trends and make informed decisions. Whether you're attending B2B Ignite or not, the Propolis Community Index data and expert analysis from Richard O'Connor offer actionable takeaways to enhance your marketing activity.About Richard O'ConnorRichard's career spans B2B and B2C media, events and SaaS. He has run commercial teams at several leading private and public businesses, including Centaur,  The Independent Newspaper, UBM, Informa and RELX. He also led a multi-year commercial transformation programme for UBM, which involved the design and delivery of a sales and marketing operating model in EMEA, Asia and the US. He was also part of the integration team following the acquisition of UBM by Informa. Richard currently leads B2B Marketing, a Community Intelligence business with a portfolio of specialist conferences, awards, marketing services and Propolis - the multi-award winning global community for B2B Marketing Leaders. Launched in 2021, Propolis has grown rapidly into the go-to community for many of the world's leading B2B brands.Links B2B Ignite ticketsFull show notes: Unicorny.co.uk Web links: B2B Ignite | PropolisSponsor: Selbey AndersonEpisode outlineEpisode Overview and Guest IntroductionUnderstanding the Propolis Community IndexBudget, Spend, and ROI TrendsCustomer Growth and Attrition RatesMarketing Trends and Budget AllocationUse of Agencies and External PartnersChanges in Customer TenureOrganisational Structure and CentralisationHiring and Attrition TrendsKey Takeaways from the Propolis IndexB2B Ignite Conference AgendaFinal Thoughts and Event HighlightsThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacyPodder -...

In this episode of Unicorny, Dom talks to Richard O'Connor, CEO of B2B Marketing and Propolis, about community, buyer enablement and marketing effectiveness in B2B.Richard challenges the traditional notion of sales and marketing alignment, emphasising the crucial role of understanding the buyer's journey and effective communication with stakeholders.The discussion also touches on the challenges and misconceptions surrounding marketing, emphasising the need for marketers to align their strategies with business objectives and effectively communicate the value of their efforts. About Richard O'ConnorRichard's career spans B2B and B2C media, events and SaaS. He has run commercial teams at several leading private and public businesses, including Centaur,  The Independent Newspaper, UBM, Informa and RELX. He also led a multi-year commercial transformation programme for UBM, which involved the design and delivery of a sales and marketing operating model in EMEA, Asia and the US. He was also part of the integration team following the acquisition of UBM by Informa. Richard currently leads B2B Marketing, a Community Intelligence business with a portfolio of specialist conferences, awards, marketing services and Propolis - the multi-award winning global community for B2B Marketing Leaders. Launched in 2021, Propolis has grown rapidly into the go-to community for many of the world's leading B2B brands.Links Full show notes: Unicorny.co.uk LinkedIn: Richard O'Connor | Dom Hawes Websites: B2B Marketing | Selbey AndersonTimestamped summary of this episode00:00:00 - Introduction and Marketing Challenges 00:02:42 - Propolis: Community Intelligence in B2B Marketing 00:06:27 - The Broken Client-Agency Model 00:10:30 - Haggling vs. Trading in Negotiation 00:12:22 - Shifting Focus to Buyer Enablement 00:12:48 - Rethinking Sales and Marketing Alignment 00:13:40 - Buyer Enablement and Sales Role 00:15:19 - Joint Responsibility for Revenue Generation 00:16:31 - Community Engagement and Procurement Challenges 00:20:01 - Importance of Strategic Alignment and Outcome-driven Approach 00:26:01 - Centralization and Decentralization in Marketing 00:28:23 - Language and Understanding ROI 00:31:18 - Marketing Effectiveness and Propolis Community Index 00:37:45 - Christmas Wishes and Future Discussions 00:38:49 - Wrapping up the Holiday Season 00:39:12 - Festive Greetings 00:39:19 - Show Wrap-upThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podder - https://www.podderapp.com/privacy-policyChartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

In this episode of Unicorny, Dom talks to Richard O'Connor, CEO of B2B Marketing and Propolis, about community, buyer enablement and marketing effectiveness in B2B.Richard challenges the traditional notion of sales and marketing alignment, emphasising the crucial role of understanding the buyer's journey and effective communication with stakeholders.The discussion also touches on the challenges and misconceptions surrounding marketing, emphasising the need for marketers to align their strategies with business objectives and effectively communicate the value of their efforts. About Richard O'ConnorRichard's career spans B2B and B2C media, events and SaaS. He has run commercial teams at several leading private and public businesses, including Centaur,  The Independent Newspaper, UBM, Informa and RELX. He also led a multi-year commercial transformation programme for UBM, which involved the design and delivery of a sales and marketing operating model in EMEA, Asia and the US. He was also part of the integration team following the acquisition of UBM by Informa. Richard currently leads B2B Marketing, a Community Intelligence business with a portfolio of specialist conferences, awards, marketing services and Propolis - the multi-award winning global community for B2B Marketing Leaders. Launched in 2021, Propolis has grown rapidly into the go-to community for many of the world's leading B2B brands.Links Full show notes: Unicorny.co.uk LinkedIn: Richard O'Connor | Dom Hawes Websites: B2B Marketing | Selbey AndersonTimestamped summary of this episode00:00:00 - Introduction and Marketing Challenges 00:02:42 - Propolis: Community Intelligence in B2B Marketing 00:06:27 - The Broken Client-Agency Model 00:10:30 - Haggling vs. Trading in Negotiation 00:12:22 - Shifting Focus to Buyer Enablement 00:12:48 - Rethinking Sales and Marketing Alignment 00:13:40 - Buyer Enablement and Sales Role 00:15:19 - Joint Responsibility for Revenue Generation 00:16:31 - Community Engagement and Procurement Challenges 00:20:01 - Importance of Strategic Alignment and Outcome-driven Approach 00:26:01 - Centralization and Decentralization in Marketing 00:28:23 - Language and Understanding ROI 00:31:18 - Marketing Effectiveness and Propolis Community Index 00:37:45 - Christmas Wishes and Future Discussions 00:38:49 - Wrapping up the Holiday Season 00:39:12 - Festive Greetings 00:39:19 - Show Wrap-upThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podder - https://www.podderapp.com/privacy-policyChartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

The Independent Newspaper for Islay and Jura, the Ileach, was founded in 1973. To mark the occasion, Glen Roberts sat down with current editor Brian Palmer and past editor Calum Murray to discuss all things Ileach, and in particular the role of this publication in the local community. The Ileach is published fortnightly, with print editions of the Ileach available on Islay and Jura, and through UK and worldwide subscriptions by post. Electronic (pdf) subscriptions are also available. More information at ileach.co.uk .

Dr Martin Patrick was born in London. His education includes BA Hons, Masters, PGCHE and PhD. He has written five plays, including Where To Now, which won him the London Playwright's Co-op 1988 Best New Playwright Award. His third play, Give It Up Mum, was selected by The Independent Newspaper for the Second Phase prize. He was Professor in Drama, Film and Cultural Studies. In the 1990s Martin performed his Vignettes at Open Mic readings and Performance Arts spaces such as the prestigious ICA, Institute of Contemporary Arts in London, Frankfurt, Paris, Amsterdam and New York City. From 2000 to the present, he has written more than one hundred short stories and published four novels. Love Both Ways earned him the UK Polari first British novel 2017 Longlist distinction. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I'm tired of UGA throwing its weight around. This one is about why UGA hates a particular story I wrote recently and why they're wrong. Here's the story they have an issue with: https://athenspoliticsnerd.com/mitchell-street-development-is-back/ The photo of the UGA Arch in the thumbnail of this video was taken by user JR P on Flickr.com and is used under a Creative Commons license (CC BY-NC 2.0).

In this different podcast for us, we talk to Justin Byam Shaw, who set up The Felix Project in 2016 after the tragic death of his 14 year old son. The charity redistributes surplus food (that would otherwise go to waste) from 539 suppliers and delivers it to almost 1,000 charities, primary schools and holiday programmes. Justin starts by describing his own career following Oxford University, his first early success, building and selling a media business, through to buying The Independent - a then failing newspaper - and turning it into the huge success it is today. The conversation then pivots to The Felix Foundation and its genesis. Justin describes the acute food waste problem in this country and the vast food poverty which surrounds us. He explains the supply and demand dynamics of food waste, the logistical challenges they have overcome, and the ways in which both organisations and people can help every day. Finally, Justin offers thoughts on the shifting sands in the world of media, advice for young people considering becoming entrepreneurs, and the why good management is often more valuable than a new idea. Sign up to our newsletter for more in-depth insights | Follow us on LinkedIn The Money Maze Podcast is kindly sponsored by Schroders, Bremont Watches, LiveTrade and Mintus.  

AP correspondent Charles de Ledesma reports on Russia-Media Crackdown.

Episode 104: Cutting through career overwhelm to find fulfilment in your work with Jennifer Wheeler of Career Progression Join me as I chat to Jennifer Wheeler about peeling back the onion of nonsense as we learn to listen to and trust ourselves on the way to a more fulfilling life.Jennifer Wheeler is a qualified and experienced career advisor and coach. Her background is in the technology sector building delivery teams, creating career paths within companies, helping individuals build rewarding careers and working in tech startups helping them to engage, develop and retain teams.She lives on a farm in Wales with husband Phil, 2 dogs, 3 chickens, 7 cows.  They have 3 holiday cottages which were recognised by The Independent Newspaper as one of the top 10 rural cottage getaways.  Being happy in your work matters. Jen's commitment to personal growth adds a unique advantage to how she helps people cut through the overwhelm of trying to find more fulfillment through your work.Website:https://www.careerprogressionprogramme.co.uk/Connect with her on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenniferwheeler5/Here's a link to her holiday cottages:www.preselihillscottages.co.ukYou can contact Jennifer here:Jennifer@careerpp.co.ukTo find out more about my upcoming masterclass please go to:www,heidimarke.co.uk/timeforyou

"With the T20 World Cup still underway in the United Arab Emirates, the big guns like India have not been having it easy and are on the brink of elimination and not making the semi-finals after two losses to Pakistan and New Zealand. The Proteas have won their last two matches and they play Bangladesh in the next game. Independent Newspaper's Zaahier Adams, is the one of the few South African journalists covering this tournament and he helps us with the insight."  

"The Springboks have closed their 2021 Rugby Championship program in style as they beat their arch-rivals, the All Blacks in a nail biting encounter this past weekend. They ended three weeks of winless streak against the All Blacks and double loss to the Wallabies. We speak to Independent Newspapers' Cape Head of Sports Ashfak Mohammed.”

8-19-21 Tonight we're 'across the pond' visiting with Ann Farrell and Gordon Baron at Lancashire Mead in Horwich, Lancashire, Great Britain. They make meads in a natural fashion, without stabilizers or finings. Gordon is a Druid and uses mead in ritual.  He wanted a pure mead for this purpose (and didn't want to put chemicals into the earth) so in 2009, he decided ‘how hard can it be?', emptied his local supermarket of honey, dumped it in a bucket with some yeast…… the rest is history!  Three years homebrewing, whilst being a tramping trucker, and an ever increasing circle of friends (strange that!) and then he met Ann in 2012.  Easter 2013, Ann figured she earned enough (self employed teacher) to keep both of them and suggested he start the meadery.  Three months later, Ann was laid off from her job, and joined Gordon at the meadery. Lancashire Mead was started in Nov 2013.  Their first mead was available for sale Feb 2014.  They expanded their space by 50% Sept 2014.  In Oct 2014 they were asked to supply Michelin restaurant L'Enclume (Owned by Michelin starred chef Simon Rogan) – and are still supplying them.  In October 2015 their product was used on BBC's Great British Menu (women's institute).  They expanded again by 100% in 2016.  They were ranked second in the UK mead chart in the Independent Newspaper.  And won their first Mead Madness medals in 2019 and second medals in 2020. Their premises are currently 5x bigger – they started with 1034 sqft, and now are at 5170 sqft. The philosophy that Gordon and Ann have at Lancashire mead is 'be natural'.In line with their spiritual beliefs, they wanted to keep their Mead as natural as possible. This means, firstly, that the honey they use is raw, unpasteurised, and un-sterilised. For the technically minded, throughout the process at their suppliers, the honey has never been heated above 44 degrees Celsius (112 Fahrenheit). It also means that throughout their process it has never been heated above 40 degrees Celsius.Secondly, it means that there are no chemical additions throughout the whole process, with the exception of the yeast nutrients which are digested along with the sugars in the honey during fermentation. They do not use “fermentation stoppers” or “stabilisers”, the yeast naturally dies off and sediments without the aid of any finings (usually animal products like isinglass). Join us as we hang out with Gordon and Ann to explore their mead! This player will show the most recent show, and when we're live, will play the live feed. If you are calling in, please turn off the player sound, so we don't get feedback.[break] [break]Click here to see a playable list of all our episodes! Sponsor: It's now mead slushee season, and we are celebrating with four rotating flavors. Each one is a dangerously delicious glass of heaven. Visit the state-of-the-art meadery and tasting room south of downtown Castle Rock, Colorado, in a converted man cave.  Mention the Got Mead Podcast this month for a free slushee taster!  They love visitors! www.honnibrook.com If you want to ask your mead making questions, you can call us at 803-443-MEAD (6323) or send us a question via email, or via Twitter @GotmeadNow and we'll tackle it online! 9PM EDT/6PM PDT Join us on live chat during the show Bring your questions and your mead, and let's talk mead! You can call us at 803-443-MEAD (6323), or Skype us at meadwench (please friend me first and say you're a listener, I get tons of Skype spam), or tweet to @gotmeadnow. Upcoming Shows August 31 - Tom Gosnell - Gosnell's Mead, Great Britain (recorded episode) Sponsor: Having trouble keeping accurate brew logs? Construct recipes and manage tasting notes with Adventurous Brewer. Adventurous Brewer has your needs in mind--generate staggered nutrient additions, create timers and calendar events,

(English) This video/audio collects fantastic interviews between Spiritual Awakening Radio, Environmentally Sound Radio in the USA and the Irish Independent newspaper, with the Supreme Master Ching Hai, featuring topics on spiritual practice such as: the NQ (Noble Quotient) of beings and the benefits of a vegan diet and organic farming. The Supreme Master explains that a vegetarian diet is nonviolence in the highest sense. If people choose a vegetarian diet, we can stop water shortage, world hunger, wars, and deadly ...

What does compassion really mean and how does it support a sense of belonging in the world for ourselves and others? Find out in this episode with Sam and charity change-maker Katie Sparkes. Katie is an incredibly inspiring human being - she founded her own Corporate Social Responsibility consultancy at the age of 22 and is also the founder and CEO of inclusive dance charity Flamingo Chicks, amongst other things! Flamingo Chicks provides opportunities for disabled children to enjoy dance alongside their friends whilst also supporting parents and carers and providing global advocacy to break down barriers to inclusion. #balletnotbarriers Katies has won numerous awards for her contribution to the global community including the Outstanding Young Persons of the World Award, a Point Of Light Award from the UK Prime Minister and the Independent Newspaper's Happy List of people who make the country a better place. Today she shares not only what she has learnt about compassion and inclusion through her professional career, but her own personal experience of how compassion can make all the difference. Content warning: miscarriage and baby loss Find out more about Flamingo Chicks here: flamingochicks.org Read Katie's full biography on our website. Transcripts are available for all episodes on our website too. One of Katie's examples of compassion: TikTok users create innovative solution for Parkinson's disease medication.

Scroll down for contact details and/or links regarding this Podcast   Support this Podcast   Remy Blumenfeld began is professional life in front of the camera on US television as a reporter on arts and entertainment. However, his interests have always been in society’s edges, and in the early 90s, that meant giving a platform and a voice to the issues of race and gender. Leaving the US, he moved to the UK and started a production company with a co-founder, initially from his bedroom in a crime-ridden area of London. He had no previous experience of running a business, but that did not stop them. Remy and his co-founder established Brighter Pictures, producing the first Asian pop culture show for BBC2 and a black music show for British Channel 4, a programme that aired for nine years.  He is credited with over 30 original television series and is the TV format creator of ‘There’s Something About Miriam‘, ‘Gay, Straight or Taken?‘, ‘Wudja Cudja‘ and ‘Undercover Lovers‘.  Remy ran Brighter Pictures for 10 years, building a solid reputation in managing creative teams and making successful TV programmes. He sold the company to Endemol (creators of Big Brother) in 2001 and continued working in the company until 2004. Our conversation is not about his TV work, it is about his transition into supporting creative founders to find the edge and explore their passion. It is about helping the next generation of creatives reach goals and avoiding some of the deep failures and pitfalls that he experienced during his career. Some of those mistakes cost him millions.  “Success is about Balance having a life where energy time and resources are shared between the things that are important to us.”  Remy is a deep thinker, and this was a rich conversation that explores his journey and changing career. It has not been all roses and success; there were failures and low points. There was a near-death experience that led him to look at life again and consider what was important.  ” In my hospital bed with hours to live, they let me sleep with my dog, and I survived…” Remy Blumenfeld is a prolific write and commenter, with articles in Forbes, the Independent Newspaper, the New York Times and the Sunday Times.  He is considered one of the world’s leading business coaches and advisor for the creative industry, with clients in film, tv, advertising, publishing and the gaming sector. His latest project is called “Stand Out” it is a 9 module online programme, a course for creative founders. Remy saw the need for a programme to fill the missing gap that all creative founders experience, just as he did when he launched his first company. “People get into show business and they focus on the show, they hope the business will look after itself, but it is the business that makes it work.”  Remy’s journey has been a life-changing experience, and I am so delighted he took some time to share his story with me.     You can find details of his coaching and the Stand Out Programme at Vitality.Guru: https://www.vitality.guru/ His Social Links are: https://www.linkedin.com/in/remy-blumenfeld-9086b520/ https://www.instagram.com/remy_blumenfeld https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCO7Qdo0tEHidFmUIdSwgNNQ   If you enjoy the podcast, please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It takes less than 60 seconds and makes such a difference in helping other guests and listeners to find it. For show notes and past guests, please visit Lifepassionandbusiness.com  Sign up for the 5 questions workbook and find your answers to the big questions Follow Life Passion and Business on social media: Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifePassionbiz Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lifepassionandbiz/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lifePassionandBusiness

The voice in your head is you, but it's not the most expansive, visionary version of yourself. Feeling deep down that you are good enough, that you are worth it, will transform the choices you make, the caliber of people, and the value of the work you attract. Remy Blumenfeld shares some powerful insights and tips for overcoming your saboteur. Remy is one of the world's leading business coaches and advisors. He has contributed more than 50 articles to Forbes and has been listed by the Independent Newspaper as one of the 20 most influential LGBTQ people in the United Kingdom. He has been featured in the New York Times, the Sunday Times, Forbes and Inc. Today's show is sponsored by Audible.com. Audible.com is a leading provider of spoken audio entertainment and information. Listen to audiobooks whenever and wherever you want. Get a free book when you sign up for a 30-day free trial at audibletrial.com/businessgrowth. If you are a small business owner or salesperson who struggles with getting the sales results you are looking for, get your copy of Succeed Without Selling today.

Welcome to the Sports Therapy Association Podcast! Recorded live on Tuesdays at 8pm (UK time) on the Sports Therapy Association Facebook Page , host Matt Phillips (creator of Runchatlive) brings guests from the Sports Therapy industry to answer YOUR questions and discuss topics chosen by YOU. In Ep.18 of the Sports Therapy Association Podcast, we are thrilled to bring you special guest Brendan Chaplin: Strength and Conditioning Coach, Coach Educator & CEO of Strength & Conditioning Education. Brendan talks to us how as therapists we can get started with programming exercise and movement and in effect deliver quality service & results to clients from any walk of life, from recreational to elite. Very quickly it becomes clear that it is NOT about sets and reps, with Brendan giving an insight into his Triple E Formula, Core Philosophy Components, and S&C path for Rehab. As a coach, Brendan has worked with many high performance athletes, teams and institutions including The English Institute of Sport, British Tennis, Huddersfield Giants, The Talented Athlete Sponsorship Scheme (TASS), Leeds Metropolitan University, England Netball, and more. A frequent contributor to Men's Health, The Times and many other international publications, Brendan has also been featured on the BBC, GQ and The Independent Newspaper as an expert in fitness and performance training for sports. Enjoyed the episode? Please take a couple of minutes to leave us a rating & review on Apple Podcasts. It really does make all the difference in helping us reach out to a larger audience. iPhone users you can do this from your phone, Android users you will need to do it from iTunes. All episodes are also available on our YouTube channel and on the Sports Therapy Association webpage. And remember, everyone is welcome to join us for the LIVE recording on Tuesdays at 8pm (UK time) on the Sports Therapy Association Facebook Page Questions? Email: matt@thesta.co.uk

Jay Westerveld talks with Eugene Wright, independent newspaper publisher.

(English) This video/audio collects fantastic interviews between Spiritual Awakening Radio, Environmentally Sound Radio in the USA and the Irish Independent newspaper, with the Supreme Master Ching Hai, featuring topics on spiritual practice such as: the NQ (Noble Quotient) of beings and the benefits of a vegan diet and organic farming. The Supreme Master explains that a vegetarian diet is nonviolence in the highest sense. If people choose a vegetarian diet, we can stop water shortage, world hunger, wars, and deadly ...

Welcome, Foodie Fans!This week, we interviewed Vanessa Gordon, the founder and publisher of East End Taste Magazine, a digital publication based in the Hamptons. She is also the founder and host of Taste & Escape: The Hamptons Brunch, formerly known as the Hamptons Interactive Brunch. Her articles regularly appear in Modern Luxury Publications, the Independent Newspaper, Thrillist, and others. Vanessa has been featured in and quoted in top tier national media outlets including The Daily Beast, Reader's Digest, Parents Magazine, and many more.Join us each Tuesday as we interview foodie travelers, award winning bartenders, restaurateurs, and more to find out their go-to bars and restaurants and where to find them. Enjoy the show!Find out more athttps://www.foodandwinecruiseplanners...Hosted by:Bryce Morrison and Carla RhodesGuest: Vanessa Gordon

Rabbi YY is one of the most sought after speakers in the Jewish world. He is a regular Broadcaster on National TV and Radio in the UK and has written and presented shows for the BBC. The “Independent” Newspaper cited him along with Tony Blair’s Mentor, as among five people in the UK to turn to for advice. Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth has declared herself a fan of Rabbi YY’s Broadcasts saying, “He’s awfully good!” Rabbi YY has written many books including, “On The Derech,” “The Little Book For Big Worries.” “Jewish Life and Jewish Laughter” and “Refuas HaLev”. He is a senior lecturer for the Gateways Organization in New York and teaches at various schools including Yeshivas Sh’or Yoshuv in N.Y. and is a regular contributor to several Jewish publications including Hamodia and the Jewish Press. He shares with us, his wild adventures, why humor is so important to him and how to cope with loss.   You can find out  more about Rabbi YY here - https://www.rabbiyy.com/ Powered by AMR Pharmacy - https://www.amrpharmrx.com/

Eric Shapiro shares my mental health issues. So that's fun. We both over-analyze every single we do, both never think we are doing enough, both are filled with guilt. Jewish and Italian, respectively. Must be a hometown thing. BUT, Eric is WRONG about himself, as he has had an incredibly diverse and robust career path, ranging from mounting several indie film productions, to working as a ghost writer, to writing 6 works of fiction and 1 of non-fiction, to being the father to 2 young boys, and, finally, running a SUCCESSFUL, INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER in the year 2020. You can check out all of Eric's writing here. His film work is here. You can check out the newspaper here. Music by Steve Kupp and Remember JonesAudio engineering and editing by PodBear AudioSupport the show (http://patreon.com/lightersidepodcast)

Vanessa Gordon is the Founder and Publisher of East End Taste Magazine, a digital publication based in the Hamptons. East End Taste covers food trends and events on Long Island. It also covers destinations around the world with a focus on food & culture with a refined angle. Vanessa is also the Founder and Host of Taste & Escape: The Hamptons Brunch, formerly known as the Hamptons Interactive Brunch. She is a regular freelance writer for Thrillist, the Independent Newspaper, Modern Luxury publications, and others. She lives in New York with her husband and two children. Links: http://www.eastendtastemagazine.com / @EastEndTaste on all major social platforms including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest. Also @HamptonsInteractiveBrunch on Instagram. 

Vanessa Gordon, Founder and Publisher of East End Taste magazine, a source for all things food and drink in the Hamptons and North Fork, and culinary-focused travel. In this episode, we talk to Vanessa Gordon publisher of @eastendtaste magazine about keeping her online publication running during uncertain times, living in the Hamptons, getting through this pandemic and more. About Vanessa Gordon Vanessa Gordon is the Founder and Publisher of East End Taste Magazine She is also the Founder and Founding Host of 'Taste and Escape: The Hamptons Brunch', formally known as The Hamptons Interactive Brunch. Her writing has appeared in Modern Luxury, Thrillist, Pregnancy & Newborn, Psychology Today, The Independent Newspaper, Sag Harbor Express, and many others. She also has a bi-monthly radio segment with Long Island Radio Broadcasting’s 102.5 WBAZ.  To find out more about East End Taste magazine or to pitch story ideas, Vanessa can be contacted on social media @EastEndTaste & @HamptonsInteractiveBrunch.

Release date: 09/02/19Free to listen on any platform. Let's Laugh about Death - The dramedy podcast that celebrates life while contemplating the inevitable with Host Tim Rooney - of the popular Amazon Prime film series Haunted Saginaw.This week, my guest is Mike Westendorf. Mike is someone who was a friend of our mutual friend, James. We both knew of each other, but only met for the first time at James' funeral. This episode allowed us to get to know each other a little bit better and I'm grateful for that. During our conversation, we discuss at great length our friendships with James. We also discuss different alternative concepts about the afterlife such as Quantum Immortality as well as the theory of Rare Earth. If you would like to learn more about his newspaper, you can visit it at: chemicalcitypaper.com https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matrioshka_brain Get the show for any platform including these:iTunes: https://tinyurl.com/y3qxhy37Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/y3jgryovStitcher: https://tinyurl.com/y4qdlklg Support the show financially just by listening at: https://tinyurl.com/y27m6s8g www.letslaughaboutdeath.com#death #laughaboutdeath #afterlife #griefsucks #Hauntedsaginaw #deathanddying #LiveLifeHappy #amazonprime #grievingwithhumor #happy #goforit 

Former Tánaiste Frances Fitzgerald has suggested she was a victim of “fake news” and was not given due process before she was forced to resign last year. Speaking about Garda whistleblower controversy which led to he downfall for the first-time, Ms Fitzgerald said her resignation was “inevitable” because of a “media and political frenzy”. “We talk a lot about fake news and other countries and fake news but the whole thing developed into such a frenzy,” she told Independent.ie's Floating Voter podcast. Ms Fitzgerald handed in her resignation to Taoiseach Leo Varadkar last November following a week of controversy surrounding her knowledge of an alleged Garda legal strategy to discredit whistleblower Maurice McCabe. Fianna Fáil threatened to support a motion of no confidence in the then Tánaiste if she did not resign. After days of political uncertainty, Ms Fitzgerald dramatically decided to resign hours before the Dáil motion was to be debated. She said she took decision because she believed a general election was not in “the interest of Fine Gael or in the interest of the country”. She accused Opposition politicians of looking for a “head on a plate” and said both Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin did not afford her “due process” during the scandal which was subsequently investigated by Justice Peter Charleston's Disclosures Tribunal. “Obviously it was the most difficult period I've ever had in politics. And I think it was a very difficult situation and decision for Leo as well – politically and personally. It was a very big call by him and by me and for the party at that time,” she added. The former Justice Minister said the Taoiseach was “very loyal” to her throughout the scandal which saw Fianna Fáil publicly state they had no confidence in Ms Fitzgerald. “He (Mr Varadkar) was always into due process and Fine Gael was always into due process. Sinn Fein and Fianna Fail didn't on that occasion but there we go that's politics,” she said. “I will absolutely wait for the Charleton Report some time in October before I make any comment about that but the one thing I will say there was certainly due process down there and I think due process is always what I have wanted to see and it is the way I have treated other people and it is the way the Fine Gael party has always believe people should be treated,” she added. Ms Fitzgerald was taking part in a special live recording of the Floating Voter podcast where she discussed the recently published biography on the Fine Gael leader: ‘Leo Varadkar – A Very Modern Taoiseach'. Former Independent Newspaper political correspondent and current government adviser Niall O'Connor returned to the podcast to discuss the biography he co-author with Independent Newspaper deputy political editor Philip Ryan.

We talked about T20 Global League mess, after SS pulled out of the equity deal while owners are threatening court action, Lungani Zama from Independent Newspaper joined us to break this down. We also touched on the burning issues at the South African Football Player's Union, President Thulaganyo Gaoshubelwe and Secretary General Nhlanhla Shabalala joined us in Studio.

Kalpesh Lathigra was born and bred in London, England. He studied photojournalism at the London College of Printing (now the London College of Communication), before being awarded what was then a much sought-after traineeship with the Independent Newspaper, which at that time was renowned for a commitment to using excellent photography in a way that many national newspapers in the UK never really had in the past. Kalpesh went on to have a successful freelance career as a newspaper and magazine photograper, shooting features and portraits for most of the major British broadsheets and their weekend magazines and in 2000 he won a first prize (Arts, Singles) in the World Press Awards. A few years later he was awarded the W. Eugene Smith Fellowship for his long-term project about the lives of widows in India: Brides of Krishna. He is still a busy, jobbing editorial photographer, but, alongside that role, he has also developed his own personal practice in which he has attempted to straddle the invisible divide between editorial, documentary photographer and a more authored, artistic sensibility - a state of affairs that we spend much of the interview mulling over. His first book, 'Lost In The Wilderness', which he funded with a Kickstarter campaign, will be published later this Autumn and is the result of 5 years work documenting the native American Lakota Sioux community of the Pine Ridge reservation in South Dakota, USA. (Check links below for updates.) In Episode 005 Kalpesh discusses: Use of the label 'artist'; book project - 'Lost In The Wilderness'; why working is good for the soul; a friendship with Ralph Fiennes; changing his approach to the story; the fight against cliche, the World Press controversy and he danger of cliques

In this episode I interviewed Julian Hall who was the comedy reviewer for The Independent for 11 years. Now he's offering Edinburgh PR assistance to performers who are taking a show up. If you're thinking about taking a show up to Edinburgh and have no idea where to start with the marketing or PR, this podcast could give you some well needed inspiration, advice or just a kick up the bum to get doing it! We covered everything from how to market yourself / your show to what a reviewer looks for in a press release. A full list of questions can be found here - http://asktheindustrypodcast.tumblr.com/post/107531465784/ep-03-julian-hall-comedy-reviewer-for-the You can follow me on twitter here - http://twitter.com/thismademecool Please don't forget to subscribe / review the podcast! Thanks for the support, Si Please buy a ticket or three to my Edinburgh Fringe 2019 show - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/simon-caine-every-room-becomes-a-panic-room-when-you-overthink-enoughOr come see me on tour - http://simoncaine.co.uk/PanicRoom----------------------------------------------------------------------My 2nd book is finally out! It's called "How To Make A Living By Working For Free" and you can buy it here for £5 (digital) or £8 (paperback). Here's the synopsis of the book - The book is a how-to guide for artists to create their own online community for their work and how that community can support the artist to become sustainable in every way.The book takes a critical and in-depth look at the media's perception of "free content" vs the reality of what the general public see it as.If you're an artist in the modern age who wants a sustainable audience you're no longer just an artist, you're a community leader. If you'd like to read the first few chapters of the book you can find a PDF version of that here.---------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow me - http://twitter.com/thismademecool Support the podcast - https://www.patreon.com/AskTheIndustryPodcast?ty=h Join the Facebook community - https://www.facebook.com/groups/AskTheIndustryPodcast----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Want more content from me? Why wouldn't you! Please check out my other podcast - The Audio Time Capsule. In each episode a guest comes on, leaves 20 questions, then a year later comes back on and answers them. I then edit it so they're talking to their past self. Here are the links - iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-audio-time-capsule-podcast/id1303205943 Webstream - http://simoncaine.co.uk/AudioTimeCapsulePodcast YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHFZ_FLH1XqrCZysA1nFISw Facebook group -

We speak to Brighton Fringe managing director Julian Caddy about the first week of Brighton Fringe, take a look at some exciting new performance spaces and take in the atmosphere at Fringe City. This video was 1 of 3 that appeared on the Independent Newspaper website.

We chat to Julian Caddy about the hundreds of shows for families at Brighton Fringe 2012, before having a look at The Hurly Burly - Brighton Fringe’s first ever family dedicated venue. This video was 2 of 3 that appeared on the Independent Newspaper website.

We talk to Julian Caddy, Brighton Fringe MD at the Hendrick’s Library of Delightfully Peculiar Writings and Damian Barr, Curator and Host of the venue, then we take a look at all the Cultural Olympiad’s Dip Your Toe project and all its bathing machines. This video was 3 of 3 that appeared on the Independent Newspaper website.

John McCarthy explores Paris with Independent Newspaper correspondent John Lichfield and The Lebanon with photographer Max Milligan and historian Philip Mansel. Producer Chris Wilson.