Podcasts about inspiration stage

As you may know, especially if you are a long-time fan of Ski Rex Media, the Snowbound Expo was this past weekend down in Boston, MA. This was the second year of the Expo and they outdid themselves and then some with this one. All the brands and ski hills that you would expect to show up were there, not to mention a few that you might not expect. There was also a pretty awesome lineup of speakers on The Inspiration Stage, several of which were on in this podcast. This podcast features eight interviews with speakers, attendees, and exhibitors of the Expo, a couple of which have been on the podcast before. The goal is to give you, the listener, an idea of what to expect and have a little fun doing so. This guest list has quite the cross-section of folks and includes: Caroline Proulx - Québec's Minister of Tourism Danny Hairston - Founder of the Shred Foundation LJ Henriquez - Next Gen Snowboarder from NYC Brenna Huckaby - 3-time Paralympic Gold Medal Snowboarder Rob & Ryan DeLena - Authors of Without Restraint: How Skiing Saved My Son's Life Tom Kindley - GM of the N.E. Freejacks SteepSteep - Former Freestyle Skier & YouTube Personality (With Surprise Appearance by Adam Jaber, Host of the Out of Bounds Podcast) Steven Morgan - Of Raccoon Media There's a little something here for everyone, which is what the Snowbound Expo is all about. Thank you for listening and I hope you enjoyed it. More Information: Bonjour Québec - https://www.bonjourquebec.com/en-us The Shred Foundation - https://www.shredfoundation.org/ LJ Henriquez Instagram - @lj_henriquez Brenna Huckaby - https://brennahuckaby.com/ or Instagram - @bren_hucks Without Restraint: How Skiing Saved My Son's Life - https://without-restraint-book.com/ or Instagram @without_restraint-book Ryan DeLena Instagram - @extreme_ryan_delena Rob DeLena Instagram - @robert.delena The New England Freejacks - https://freejacks.com/ SteepSteep - https://www.youtube.com/@steepsteep Be sure to check out the Ski Rex Media Partners, as well: Whaleback Mountain - Snowbound Expo I'm a Snowbound Expo Media Partner again this year! I'll be there and I think you should join me from November 3-5 at the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center. Please follow/subscribe to the Ski Rex Media Podcast on Podbean, your favorite podcast app, or YouTube. Head to http://www.skirexmedia.com for more from Ski Rex Media, which includes links to social media, contact links, merch, and a link to the Ski Rex Media Patreon page, which is at https://www.patreon.com/skirexmedia. Subscribing there gets you the podcast on Sunday instead of Wednesday, priority call-ins during live streams, bonuses, and other tasty tidbits. Thank you!!!

REPOST WITH REPAIRED FILE Totally new idea this week.  Chris Furnell offered up the idea of a conversation centered entirely on the process of change and making change stick in our organizations.  I jumped at the chance because I've been talking with y'all about change for years.  So we dug in deep on change.  We cover things like: Dealing with constant change.  Leaders wanting to shorten the distance between ideas and results.  Why you can't "tell" someone into changing.  Why it is that old patterns die hard... And, a lot more. I'll be in Seattle from 23-26 January at INTIX. You'll see me at the Cover Genius booth on Wednesday and Thursday recording some live podcasts under the banner: "8 minutes at INTIX".  I'll also be leading a panel on Thursday at the Inspiration Stage at 10:45 AM called "Enhancing the Customer Journey with Embedded Protection". This panel will include Joe from Cover Genius, Jo-Ann from AudienceView, and a special guest! You'll learn about new data that helps understand people's purchase decision. We will also share data around people's perception of the event, pre and post purchase...and more.  Send me an email: Dave@DaveWakeman.com and I will make sure you don't miss us.  Take my pricing survey: https://forms.gle/Dc5FVHB93A9GGx9p9  Lots of interesting data about where folks are struggling with price, who makes the decision, and why the decision is being made poorly.  I'll be sharing that in the weeks ahead.  Get the 'Talking Tickets' newsletter at https://talkingtickets.substack.com Visit my website at www.DaveWakeman.com  Share! Review! Subscribe to the newsletter and the podcast!  Love y'all for being here.  

Welcome to episode 123 of the Women's Running Podcast. I am your host Esther Newman and she is your other host Holly Taylor. We start today with Bake Off, which might seem like a bit old hat, but we're talking about new things, I promise. Then, obviously, we move on to favourite TV comedies, before eventually settling on Christmas. Because, like it or not, it's Christmas and there is no rest for the wicked. Or the runners.Running QuizWhile we loosely chat about the running we've been doing (which adds up to very little indeed because of various injuries and tattoos, for some reason), we are giddy with excitement about the main event, which is our Great Big Christmas Quiz! We've drawn up a set of Mr & Mrs questions for each other – and get this, some of them include actual references to running! To be clear, neither of us are drinking in this episode, even though it sounds like we have been. Copiously.Running showA quick reminder here that we're going to be at the National Running Show in January in Birmingham at the end of January. Do please come – it would be lovely to see a friendly face or two. We're on stand P20 right in front of the Inspiration Stage, on which I'll be chairing some menopausal chat at 11.30 on the Saturday. I mean advice-drive menopausal chat, rather than just general chat from menopausal women... So that just leaves me to say, have a very happy Christmas, enjoy all the fun and festivities that it brings, and we shall see you on the other side!LinksWin a pair of Brooks Ghost 14 GTX, worth £140 by entering this podcast-only compo! Do join us on Patreon for exclusive newsletters, free monthly Live chats, and Patreon-only episodes!Come along to the National Running Show in January, and say hello! Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to episode 123 of the Women's Running Podcast. I am your host Esther Newman and she is your other host Holly Taylor. We start today with Bake Off, which might seem like a bit old hat, but we're talking about new things, I promise. Then, obviously, we move on to favourite TV comedies, before eventually settling on Christmas. Because, like it or not, it's Christmas and there is no rest for the wicked. Or the runners.Running QuizWhile we loosely chat about the running we've been doing (which adds up to very little indeed because of various injuries and tattoos, for some reason), we are giddy with excitement about the main event, which is our Great Big Christmas Quiz! We've drawn up a set of Mr & Mrs questions for each other – and get this, some of them include actual references to running! To be clear, neither of us are drinking in this episode, even though it sounds like we have been. Copiously.Running showA quick reminder here that we're going to be at the National Running Show in January in Birmingham at the end of January. Do please come – it would be lovely to see a friendly face or two. We're on stand P20 right in front of the Inspiration Stage, on which I'll be chairing some menopausal chat at 11.30 on the Saturday. I mean advice-drive menopausal chat, rather than just general chat from menopausal women... So that just leaves me to say, have a very happy Christmas, enjoy all the fun and festivities that it brings, and we shall see you on the other side!LinksWin a pair of Brooks Ghost 14 GTX, worth £140 by entering this podcast-only compo! Do join us on Patreon for exclusive newsletters, free monthly Live chats, and Patreon-only episodes!Come along to the National Running Show in January, and say hello! Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Show notes at: leanmusician.com/podcast In this episode we look at a preview of a talk I'm giving at a music school soon, all based around the composer's writing process. Often the writing process can be overwhelming and confusing, but with a framework or process that we can go through we can get unstuck and back into flow. In this episode we look at the following stages: Stage 1: Research & Inspiration Stage 2: Build a Soundboard Stage 3: Sketch & Generating Material Stage 4: Setup & Plan Stage 5: Writing & Editing In Part 2 we will look at Stage 6: Producing, Arranging or Rehearsing (all big topics!) Stage 7: Getting Feedback Other general points If you enjoy the show, please consider subscribing on Spotify, iTunes or wherever you listen to podcasts and if you're feeling particularly generous you could leave a review, which massively helps the program and the work I do with Lean Musician education. Happy composing!

Today's episode is brought to you by Booking Protect, the global leaders in refund protection.  Any Listing! Any Sector! Anywhere!  Booking Protect has you covered with the world's most comprehensive refund protection product.  To find out how you can offer your customers more customization in their purchase, a better buying experience, and peace of mind for their buy; and, you can create a new revenue stream, go to www.bookingprotect.com We will be at INTIX. You can find us at Booth #204 right across from Ticketmaster and the food and beverage! Stop by and see Cat, Simon, or me in person!  If you are around, send me an email dave@davewakeman.com with the subject "INTIX" and we will make sure we get together for coffee, a drink, or a chat.  Today's guest is Nick Begley from AudienceView.  We talk a lot about data and his session at INTIX about using data to create sharable moments. We get into the idea of making your data actionable.  We also talk about his panel "Ask a Boomer" and what you can learn about your audience by getting into really micro-group conversations.  You will be able to find Nick at the AudienceView booth and his session is on the Inspiration Stage! So make sure you connect with Nick. 

When a breast cancer patient wanted to actually see her cancer cells—what she called the dragon she was slaying, she turned to Dr. Lija Joseph, a pathologist at Lowell General Hospital in Lowell, Massachusetts. Since March of last year, Dr. Joseph has opened her laboratory to over 30 patients, allowing them to view their tissue under a microscope. In this CAPcast interview, Dr. Joseph shares her experience with patients and how it has impacted her practice as a pathologist. She will also share her story on Inspiration Stage at CAP18 in Chicago on Tuesday, Oct. 23, along with Drs. Crystal Moore and Barbarajean Magnani. For more information and to register for CAP18, please visit www.capannualmeeting.org.

CAP17 (www.thepathologistsmeeting.org) puts storytelling front and center at the Inspiration Stage. On Tuesday, October 10th at 5:30, three compelling storytellers will step onto the Inspiration Stage to share their personal journey toward being the change they want to see in the society, in medicine, and in innovation. In this CAPcast, one of the storytellers, Dr. Susan Rollins, discusses the event and the importance of storytelling for pathologists and patients.