Podcast appearances and mentions of jack sutherland

In this episode we are joined by Jack Sutherland and Coach Anne Tisdell. Jack has ample training time but is also newer to the sport. We were able to touch on nutrition, training setbacks, and how to be a more coachable athlete all with the help of Anne's coaching wisdom. Anne is an accomplished athlete and tremendous coach. If you'd like to learn more about her, check out her coaching bio below. https://trainright.com/coaches/anne-tisdell/

Hello and welcome to Let's Talk Autism, a podcast created by parents with autistic/additional needs children,  discussing our lives.In this first episode we talk about Christelle receiving her son's autism diagnosis during lockdown and also to Sen Warrior Mama, Jack Sutherland about her decision to send her child back to school and the controversy and trolling that brought her. 

Over 40 defibrillators have been installed around our island since Islander Jack Sutherland's cardiac arrest at a Rotary meeting. Listen here as BIFD Fire Chief Hank Teran, Rotary president Robin Goldston, and Jack Sutherland describe this remarkable project: a heartwarming story for American Heart Month. Chief Teran was attending a rotary meeting when Rotarian Jack Sutherland suddenly collapsed in full cardiac arrest. Chief Teran assessed the situation, immediately began CPR with the help of Rotarian Sean Marcella, and called for a defibrillator. Aid cars arrived carrying the vital equipment, and three shocks and a helicopter transport to Harborview later, Jack was able to survive with no repercussions. But survival wasn't enough for Jack. Realizing that without the quick actions of Teran, Marcella, and the defibrillator he would not be here today, Jack spearheaded a Rotary project to spend $25,000 of auction moneys installing AEDs -- Automated External Defibrillators -- in police cars, at Parks District locations, and throughout the island, to ensure that these life-saving devices would be more readily available to anyone in need. Jack, who negotiated the sale of the units, installs them himself with the help of Rotarians Tom Lindsley and Tom McCloskey. He also trains people at each installation on how to use the units, and photographs the units for BIFD to add to the PulsePoint app so they're easier to locate. Curious about AED's and CPR? BIFD offers monthly hands-on training classes in both. To sign up, visit the BIFD website at https://www.bifd.org/classes-and-registration. And to get instant access to AED locations on the island, be sure to install the PulsePoint app on your mobile device. Credits: BCB  host and editor: Diane Walker; social media: Jen St. Louis.

Over 40 defibrillators have been installed around our island since Islander Jack Sutherland's cardiac arrest at a Rotary meeting. Listen here as BIFD Fire Chief Hank Teran, Rotary president Robin Goldston, and Jack Sutherland describe this remarkable project: a heartwarming story for American Heart Month. Chief Teran was attending a rotary meeting when Rotarian Jack Sutherland suddenly collapsed in full cardiac arrest. Chief Teran assessed the situation, immediately began CPR with the help of Rotarian Sean Marcella, and called for a defibrillator. Aid cars arrived carrying the vital equipment, and three shocks and a helicopter transport to Harborview later, Jack was able to survive with no repercussions. But survival wasn't enough for Jack. Realizing that without the quick actions of Teran, Marcella, and the defibrillator he would not be here today, Jack spearheaded a Rotary project to spend $25,000 of auction moneys installing AEDs -- Automated External Defibrillators -- in police cars, at Parks District locations, and throughout the island, to ensure that these life-saving devices would be more readily available to anyone in need. Jack, who negotiated the sale of the units, installs them himself with the help of Rotarians Tom Lindsley and Tom McCloskey. He also trains people at each installation on how to use the units, and photographs the units for BIFD to add to the PulsePoint app so they're easier to locate. Curious about AED's and CPR? BIFD offers monthly hands-on training classes in both. To sign up, visit the BIFD website at https://www.bifd.org/classes-and-registration. And to get instant access to AED locations on the island, be sure to install the PulsePoint app on your mobile device. Credits: BCB  host and editor: Diane Walker; social media: Jen St. Louis.

Yes you've watched the new Avengers 4 trailer a thousand times now, and yes you've read multiple articles unpacking all of it's greatness. So the only logical thing left to do now, is to listen to a podcast unpacking it even more! And no worries, we got you covered as Jack Sutherland and Ronnie Barron spend 30 minutes discussing and uncovering the implications of the 2 minute footage of the upcoming Avengers EndGame movie. Will the Avengers assemble one last time to take down Thanos, and reverse all of his calamity? We'll discuss it on the latest Ultimate Marvel Podcast!You can support this show by visiting our merch store, or by leaving us an Apple Podcasts review.

It's time for an all new episode of the Ultimate Marvel Podcast, featuring Ronnie Barron and Jack Sutherland. In this episode the guys discuss the new Captain Marvel trailer, the controversial cancellation of the hit Marvel /Netflix TV show Daredevil, and they review their most notable Marvel comics for the past couple weeks.You can support this show by visiting our merch store, or by leaving us an Apple Podcasts review.

It's landmark episode 50! And the Uktimate Marvel Podcast's Dynamite Duo,  Jack Sutherland and Ronnie Baron, the Powerman and Iron Fist of podcasts, the Cload and Dagger or Comic reviews, are once again Back in Black. Hear about the latest Marvel comics Jack and Ronnie have been diving into during their recent hiatus, including: the return of the Fantastic Four, the return of Wolverine, an all new super-powered Guardians of the Galaxy team, and much more. We also preview the latest amazing Spider-Man game on PS4.You can support this show by visiting our merch store, or by leaving us an Apple Podcasts review.

In this episode Jack Sutherland takes a journey through the 50 year history of one of Marvel's most underrated yet highly pivotal characters, Adam Warlock, as well as the history of the Infinity Gems. From Roy Thomas to Jim Starlin to Dan Abnett, Jack uncovers the critical stories that have led the Marvel comicbook universe as well as the Marvel Cinematic Universe, to where they are now, in a frantic race to save the universe from the misguided power of the Infinity Gems.You can support this show by visiting our merch store, or by leaving us an Apple Podcasts review.

Leroy and Eli are back…FOR ASGARD! Guest hosting this week is Nerdy Legion's very own Jack Sutherland, as we dive into a SPOILER FILLED discussion of Thor: Ragnarok (don't say we didn't warn you). What worked? What didn't? Is this the best Thor movie yet? Tune in to find the answer! LIKE, SHARE, AND SUBSCRIBE

Libby Purves meets actor Pam St Clement; academic and journalist Professor John Sutherland and his son Jack; swimmer Adam Walker and concert pianist Sam Haywood. Adam Walker is the only British swimmer to have completed the Ocean's 7 Challenge - seven open water swims including the English Channel, the Strait of Gibraltar and the Molokai Channel in Hawaii. He started the swims in 2008 and faced sharks, whales, treacherous sea conditions and dozens of bouts of sickness during the challenge. Adam Walker: The Ocean's 7 Challenge Lecture is at the Royal Geographical Society, London. Professor John Sutherland is an academic and author. His book, Last Drink to LA, first published in 2001, has been reissued with a new introduction. The book is a meditation on alcoholism and an account of his own decline and recovery. It also details his son's problems with addiction. Father and son are working on Jack's forthcoming book about his own experiences. Last Drink to LA: Confessions of an AA Survivor is published by Short Books. Pam St Clement is an actor best known for her role as Pat Evans in the BBC soap series, EastEnders. Her memoir, The End of an Earring, recounts the death of her mother, her difficult relationship with her father and her itinerant childhood. She attended drama school before working in television and theatre throughout the Sixties and Seventies. She appeared in EastEnders from 1986 to 2012 becoming one of its longest running characters known for her trademark large earrings. The End of an Earring is published by Headline. Sam Haywood is a concert pianist who has performed in many of the world's major concert halls including Carnegie Hall in New York, the Konzerthaus in Vienna and Wigmore Hall in London. As a chamber musician he is a regular duo partner of Joshua Bell and Steven Isserlis and performs with many leading chamber ensembles. His latest CD, Composers in Love, brings together both well-loved and lesser known music inspired by composers' muses. Composers in Love, is released by Blackbird Records. Producer: Paula McGinley.

This episode of What's Up Bainbridge highlights a local nonprofit on Bainbridge Island: "Make Some Noise: Cure Kids Cancer NW". In this episode, we meet Jack Southerland -- the Board President of Make Some Noise: Northwest, which is an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) nonprofit, registered in Washington State, and incorporated in March 2012.  This is the regional chapter of Make Some Noise: Cure Kids Cancer Foundation, Inc., which funds pediatric cancer research at proven leading facilities in the U.S. Jack Sutherland came into the studio to discuss the upcoming Youth Art Auction and Performance Event taking place on Thursday, June 5, from 6:30pm-9:00 at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art. The purpose is to raise money for pediatric cancer research.   The keynote speaker -- Dr. Michael Jensen of Seattle Children's Research Institute -- has developed a method of reprogramming the body's own immune system to kill cancer. This technique of genetically re-engineering an individual's T cells has proven to be safe and effective in the laboratory.  Come and meet Dr. Michael Jensen and hear about his fantastic research on Immunotherapy and meet one of his success stories. Experience the talents of BI Youth, who have donated their time and talents to help us Make Some Noise for Kids Cancer!  The event features a Bainbridge Island youth art auction, plus performances, cocktails and hors d'oeuvres. This event is hosted by: The Junior Board of Make Some Noise: Cure Kids Cancer-NW Enjoy an artistic evening of visual and musical fun, fine food, and libations. In addition to an award winning youth art exhibit, entertainment will include up and coming young artists, musicians, and dance talent of Bainbridge Island. All artists are donating their talents to Make Some Noise for Childhood Cancer! Proceeds to benefit Seattle Children's Hospital Research Foundation Ben Towne Center for Childhood Cancer Research. If you would like to attend this event or donate to Pediatric Cancer Research, visit the Make Some Noise: NW website at: www.makenoise4kidsnw.org/news-and-events/ Credits: Host: Lyssa Danehy deHart; Interviewee: Jack Southerland;  Studio Technician: Kayla Black; Editor: Lyssa Danehy deHart; BCB ferry music by Dogfish Bay Studios; What's Up music splash: Dave Bristow.