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Send us a textRewind to 10 to 16 April 2005, when science cloned your dog, Mariah staged a mega comeback, and Pamela Anderson worked in a bookstore (yes, really).
Tosh Farrell, a UEFA 'A' licensed coach and member of the Professional Football Coaches Association is described by Craig Brown CBE the former mens national 1st team head coach of Scotland as arguably, to be one of the foremost exponents of youth coaching in the game. He is the former Head of International Football Development and Technical Coordinator at the English Premier Club Everton FC. Tosh has spent 13 years developing his Soccer Development Methodology at one of the leading youth academies in the world, helping develop numerous players who have gone on to represent Everton FC 1st team. These players include Wayne Rooney,Ross Barkley, Jack Rodwell, Callum McManaman. The EPL's youngest ever goal scorer, James Vaughan (age 16yrs 270 days) and the youngest player ever to represent Everton in the premier league Jose Baxter (age 16 yrs,191 days) “The key to success lies in Tosh's knowledge, experience and understanding of the right way to develop soccer excellence in young players. Like all coaches he likes to win but his focus is exclusively on the process of development – he knows if he gets this right the score will take care of itself.” - Bill Beswick M.Ed. Former sports psychologist to Manchester United, Middlesbrough and the England National Team.
Die exponentielle Entwicklung der Kapazitäten künstlicher Intelligenz versteht es, kontinuierlich zu überraschen. Binnen kürzester Zeit wurden die, oft verlachten ersten musikalischen Gehversuchen zu einer ernstzunehmenden Konkurrenz und mittlerweile womöglich sogar zu einer Gefahr für Musikerinnen und Musiker. Alexander James Vaughan ist studierter Jazz Posaunist, mehrfach ausgezeichneter Komponist, er unterrichtet an der Musikschule in Weimar, betreibt den YouTube Kanal „Score Circuit“ und hat mehrere KI Modelle zur Generierung von klassischer Musik programmiert. Ein Gespräch über Kreativität, und warum sie in das Möglichkeitsspektrum von KI fällt, über die Komplexität von Kompositionen klassischer Musik, über Regeln und Willkür in der Programmierung und warum künstliche Intelligenz für Musikerinnen und Musiker sowohl ein potenter Konkurrent und somit gut für den Wettbewerb, wie auch der Untergang ihres Geschäftsmodells sein kann. Infos & Links zur Folge Alex' Homepage Swansonic Alex' YouTube Kanal The Game of Life Infos & Links zum Podcast
Ep. 212: Restorations with James Vaughan: Abel Gance, Pressure, Man Ray, Abraham's Valley Welcome to The Last Thing I Saw. I'm your host, Nicolas Rapold. Every year the New York Film Festival rolls out a selection of revivals and restorations, and for the latest edition, I welcomed filmmaker James Vaughan (Friends and Strangers) back to the podcast. We discussed a number of highlights, some of which will be making their way to cinemas: La Roue (Abel Gance), Pressure (Horace Ové), films by Man Ray (accompanied by Jim Jarmusch's band SQÜRL), and Abraham's Valley (Manoel de Oliveira). Plus a straggler from the premieres: Martin Rejtman's La Practica. Please support the production of this podcast by signing up at: rapold.substack.com Photo by Steve Snodgrass
There are two types of people in the world - managers, and leaders. Managers work hard to maintain the status quo that their jobs and reputations were built on. They seek comfort in the certainty of the way things have always been done. Leaders, on the other hand, seek change. They imagine a better world, and are driven to create it.My guest on today's show is, without doubt, a leader. His name is Dr James Vaughan and he is an UEFA A licensed football coach and coach developer. James' work, which challenges old ways of skill development, calls for cultural change on and off the football pitch. Practically speaking, Jame views football as an emergent feature of the sociocultural ecology, with sociocultural constraints influencing playing style and creative development.In this wide-ranging conversation, Jame shares his journey from getting cut at age 16 from a football centre of excellence in the UK, to moving with his family to the other side of the world, to earning a PhD in Sports Coaching from the University of Queensland, to now, living and coaching in Sweden. We pick the story up talking about how James thinks about making important change.Enjoy!Sign up for Craig's newsletter (Beyond the Game) at athletedevelopmentproject.com/newsletterGet Craig to speak at your club or school here. Connect with Craig:Instagram: instagram.com/drcraigharrison/Facebook: facebook.com/drcraigharrisonTwitter: twitter.com/drcraigharrisonSupport the show
There are two types of people in the world - managers, and leaders. Managers work hard to maintain the status quo that their jobs and reputations were built on. They seek comfort in the certainty of the way things have always been done. Leaders, on the other hand, seek change. They imagine a better world, and are driven to create it.My guest on today's show is, without doubt, a leader. His name is Dr James Vaughan and he is an UEFA A licensed football coach and coach developer. James' work, which challenges old ways of skill development, calls for cultural change on and off the football pitch. Practically speaking, Jame views football as an emergent feature of the sociocultural ecology, with sociocultural constraints influencing playing style and creative development.In this wide-ranging conversation, Jame shares his journey from getting cut at age 16 from a football centre of excellence in the UK, to moving with his family to the other side of the world, to earning a PhD in Sports Coaching from the University of Queensland, to now, living and coaching in Sweden. We pick the story up talking about how James thinks about making important change.Enjoy!Sign up for Craig's newsletter (Beyond the Game) at athletedevelopmentproject.com/newsletterGet Craig to speak at your club or school here. Connect with Craig:Instagram: instagram.com/drcraigharrison/Facebook: facebook.com/drcraigharrisonTwitter: twitter.com/drcraigharrisonSupport the show
Our latest Bred a Blue podcast guest, Jake Bidwell, is still the youngest player to ever make a European appearance for Everton. David Moyes handed him a start against BATE Borisov in the UEFA Cup tie at Goodison Park in December 2009 when Bidwell was just 16-years-old and 271 days. Indeed, only Thierry Small, Jose Baxter and - by just 24 hours - James Vaughan have been younger when playing for the senior team in any competition. “I went in the day before the game expecting to train as normal and then got the shout that I was playing,” he told the Official Everton Podcast. “It was a bit of a whirlwind, but I remember going through set-pieces in training. “Leighton Baines and Tony Hibbert told me to just relax and enjoy my game. I was so young that I didn't really understand the magnitude of it and I just wanted to get out there and do the best I could.” LISTEN TO BRED A BLUE AND COLLECT EVERTON REWARDS POINTS In Bred a Blue Bidwell speaks about he started off at Everton as a goalkeeper, how he played against Danny Welbeck when he was still at school, and how he just wanted to go home to bed after his first senior team training session because he was so tired! After that European night, further senior run-outs proved elusive and, by his own admission, he was never really likely to oust Leighton Baines and so took the decision to go to Brentford on loan when he was 18. “It would have been difficult for anyone to get Bainesy out, let alone me,” said Bidwell. “I agreed to go to Brentford and then I asked ‘where is it' because I had no idea! I went for six months and ended up playing more than 200 games for them in five years. “There was no role for me at Everton but I had become an important player for Brentford and was playing week-in, week-out so I didn't want to go back to play reserve team football.” From Brentford, Bidwell moved to Queens Park Rangers, although despite racking up more than 100 appearances for them across three seasons he says ‘that one didn't work out as well.' His next port of call, Swansea City, was far more enjoyable. “I loved it there and can't speak highly enough of the place or the city. It's a one-club city and everyone wants the team to do well. We had two play-off campaigns but just couldn't get over the line.” Despite not turning 30 until March of this year, Jake Bidwell, currently in the Championship with Coventry City, is closing in on 500 career appearances. However, he still looks back on that one for Everton with a great deal of affection. “The upbringing I got alongside the likes of Phil Neville, Sylvain Distin, Leighton Baines has stood me in good stead throughout my career. I only played once but I know there are lots of Evertonians who would give their left arm to make an appearance for the team. “It's something I'll always be proud of. If I have a son who is good enough to play football I wouldn't want him to go anywhere other than Everton.”
On this week's show Leo and Pat talk to David Boland, James Vaughan and Danny Chaplin of Broadford regarding the under 21B hurling final. The lads also speak to John O'Brien of O'Callaghan's Mills regarding life and GAA activities in Toronto, Canada. -00.50 David Boland and James Vaughan team members of Broadford U21 looking ahead to this weekends final. -12.05 Danny Chaplin Broadford -22.05 John O'Brien native of O'Callaghan's Mills and now in Canada still playing hurling abroad! -43.50 Pat and Leo talk about the other U21 games taking place this weekend Sportsline is sponsored by Derg Credit Union https://dergcreditunion.ie and presented by Leo Doyle and Pat McNamara. As Broadcast 17.12.22
In the spirit of Chesley Bonestell and Robert McCall, James Vaughan went from being an A-list fashion photographer and advertising art director in Chicago to establishing himself as one of the premiere space and aerospace illustrators of our time. How do you make that kind of transition? How do you break into commercial space art? What special benefits does an advertising and marketing background bring to this kind of work? Join Rod and Tariq as they explore the history and practice of aerospace artwork on this episode of This Week in Space. Image credit: James Vaughan Hosts: Rod Pyle and Tariq Malik Guest: James Vaughan Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-space. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: wealthfront.com/twit expressvpn.com/twis
In the spirit of Chesley Bonestell and Robert McCall, James Vaughan went from being an A-list fashion photographer and advertising art director in Chicago to establishing himself as one of the premiere space and aerospace illustrators of our time. How do you make that kind of transition? How do you break into commercial space art? What special benefits does an advertising and marketing background bring to this kind of work? Join Rod and Tariq as they explore the history and practice of aerospace artwork on this episode of This Week in Space. Image credit: James Vaughan Hosts: Rod Pyle and Tariq Malik Guest: James Vaughan Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-space. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: wealthfront.com/twit expressvpn.com/twis
James Vaughan on Il Cinema Ritrovato: Muratova, Mambéty, and More! Welcome to The Last Thing I Saw. I'm your host, Nicolas Rapold. Il Cinema Ritrovato is an incredible film festival of restorations, revivals, and retrospectives that takes place every year in Bologna, Italy. It's a source of discovery (and/or envy) for many film lovers, and so when I heard the filmmaker James Vaughan—director of Friends and Strangers, one of my favorite movies in recent years—was attending, I knew we had to talk. Vaughan was a guest on The Last Thing I Saw last summer to talk about some very fine silent films he had been watching. In Bologna, he was looking at movies for the Sydney-based film festival Cinema Reborn, and some of his favorites included work by Kira Muratova, Djibril Diop Mambéty, and Arby Ovanessian—plus the Weimar Cinema comedy The Cabinet of Dr. Larifari. Please support the production of this podcast by signing up at: rapold.substack.com Music: “Tomorrow's Forecast” by The Minarets, courtesy of The Minarets Photo by Steve Snodgrass
As the founder of a full-service holistic wellness education platform dedicated to Menstrual Health and a decolonized approach to well-being, Saran James-Vaughan is all about supporting your journey of identifying the root cause of chronic illness, helping the body, mind, and soul return to balance by combining the latest evidence-based research on diet & nutrition, ancient alchemy tools, and herbal medicine. My favorite thing about Saran is how deeply rooted her work is in taking a holistic approach to period health as this becomes an increasingly important conversation not only if we're thinking about having kids, but for the basic health of our bodies. Additionally, she's incredibly perceptive in understanding the link between our lineages and the modern-day world, always evolving and asking you to do the same. We also talk about: Her relationship with resisting taking care of herself Syncing up your mind and body to feel good Being present of how your tension is showing up in our bodies before our period The power we hold with menstruation How to know if you're out of balance with your period Why your periods shouldn't be painful The connection between our ancestral foods and menstrual health Connect with us after the show at https://rainemediaco.com (https://rainemediaco.com) Resources Connect with me on IG and TikTok: @holaimkayla Order my new book Glass Walls https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B2M23HKP?ref_=pe_3052080_276849420 (here) Check Saran out on her website: https://www.wellnessbysaran.com/ (https://www.wellnessbysaran.com/) Follow Saran on IG: @wellness_by_saran This podcast is for educational purposes only. The host claims no responsibility to any person or entity for any liability, loss, or damage caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly due to the use, application, or interpretation of the information presented herein.
Jon and Batch are joined this week by James Vaughan, cofounder of vehicle remarking solution Trade to Trade. Revealed: The 10 used models that saw the lowest price growth in June Revealed: The 10 used models that saw the biggest price growth in June Dacia shows off new ‘eco-friendly' look for dealership interiors Sky-high car prices are ‘number one priority' for customers as cost of living spirals, dealers tell survey Used car supply may never go back to pre-pandemic levels, warns remarketing body Nissan to sell off West Way dealership group Lawsuit against Mercedes begins in Germany over Dieselgate allegations Dealer group Mackie Motors says Nissan and Renault ‘destroyed' its business as it adds brands to ongoing lawsuit Mini's entire UK dealer network gets seal of approval from Dogs Trust Hendy Group installs defibrillators at 60 of its sites across the south of England --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/car-dealer-magazine/message
In this podcast, I had the pleasure of interviewing Saran James-Vaughan.Biography:Saran James-Vaughan is the Founder of Wellness By Saran, a full-service Holistic Wellness Education platform dedicated to Menstrual Health and a decolonized approach to well-being. She helps Menstruating people achieve optimal hormone and reproductive health, reduce stress, and live according to their natural rhythms and cycles. Through diet, lifestyle changes, and personal alchemy tools, Saran supports the journey of identifying the root cause of chronic illness, helping the body, mind, and soul return to balance. Saran is also a Cultural Curator and Facilitator, creating safe learning spaces for Black Youth at the intersection of wellness, art, and culture. Key Takeaway:Saran James-Vaughan is the Founder of Wellness By Saran, a full-service Holistic Wellness Education platform dedicated to Menstrual Health and a decolonized approach to well-being. She helps Menstruating people achieve optimal hormone and reproductive health, reduce stress, and live according to their natural rhythms and cycles. Through diet, lifestyle changes, and personal alchemy tools, Saran supports the journey of identifying the root cause of chronic illness, helping the body, mind, and soul return to balance. Saran is also a Cultural Curator and Facilitator, creating safe learning spaces for Black Youth at the intersection of wellness, art, and culture. Click HERE to schedule a free 15-minute consultation if you'd like support to take the right step towards the great life you deserve. Contact Information:LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/saran-james-vaughan/Website:https://www.wellnessbysaran.com/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/wellness_by_saran/Resources:
00:00:00 Welcome and Introduction00:07:53 James Vaughan and Rod Pyle01:18:19 Q&A01:53:39 AdjournEvent Information: https://conta.cc/3CNeRGcYouTube AIAA LA-LV Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCJrx_vB7oxnU6T1yinEapgVideo Recording on YouTube: https://youtu.be/cmezyu3Uq5EOn AIAA LA-LV Website: (with additional information)https://www.aiaa-lalv.org/2022-april-16-aerospace-art-with-james-vaughan-aerospace-defense-illustration-putting-the-g-whiz-back-in-aerospace-illustration-interview-by-mr-rod-pyle/Also on https://aiaa-lalv.org/video James Vaughan ——————— AIAA LA-LV Podcasts (audio):(also see the audio recording upload below)https://rss.com/podcasts/aiaa-losangeles-lasvegas/457694/ (This event)https://rss.com/podcasts/aiaa-losangeles-lasvegas/https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9tZWRpYS5yc3MuY29tL2FpYWEtbG9zYW5nZWxlcy1sYXN2ZWdhcy9mZWVkLnhtbAhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/aiaa-los-angeles-las-vegas-section-podcast/id1591544966 (Ranked #101 in Canada Podcast in Non-Profit Category)https://open.spotify.com/show/4Uvslv07JHgBDUa3HkxmbO———————Event Calendarhttp://events.r20.constantcontact.com/calendar/monthview?eso=0010gqoU-_jblZTmCh7qkkm8w%3D%3D&llr=p9tbt6cabJoin Mailing List https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/FnG0zoyUpcoming Events https://aiaa-lalv.org/eventsJoin AIAA Membership https://aiaa.org/membership——————— AIAA LA-LV and AIAA Websiteshttps://aiaa-lalv.orghttps://engage.aiaa.org/losangeles-lasvegashttps://engage.aiaa.org
Today we feature two new filmsFriends & Strangers here is James Vaughan's debut feature. A fascinating, quirky exploration into real lives lived.Anonymous Club here is Danny Cohen's much awaited doco that follows three years in the life of Australian songtress Courtney Barnett.
The FinTech Report Podcast: Episode 16: Interview with James Vaughan, CoreLogicCreating the digital property DNAJames is the Head of Data Products at CoreLogic, and has extensive experience across the data, banking and financial services sectors. He holds a deep understanding of property data trends, digital customer engagement, and risk management from his years in leadership roles across sales, account management and customer solutions. https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-vaughan-a3396616/ CoreLogic Asia Pacific is a leading, independent provider of property data and analytics. They help people build better lives by providing rich, up-to-the-minute property insights that inform the very best property decisions. With an extensive breadth and depth of knowledge gathered over the last 30 years, they provide services across a wide range of industries, including Banking & Finance, Real Estate, Government, Insurance and Construction. https://www.corelogic.com.au/ Topics covered in this interview:What does CoreLogic do? What problem do they solve?Who are their customers? What is their best work? How do they measure results for your banking and lending clients? How does house price information impact ‘responsible lending'?What is the sweet spot for CoreLogic and banking clients right now? {Digital Mortgage}· The value of real-time data at every touchpoint in the customer journey· Helping to modernise the mortgage process and improve the customer experience How will machine learning and Ai impact CoreLogic and their clients?What role do you see data playing in helping connect the property ecosystem and the energy sector in the sustainability space?
16 years on from his Everton debut, James Vaughan opens up on his mental health struggles as a kid and how more can be done to help the youth in society. He also discusses how the battle against racism has evolved with the challenges faced by attacks on social media. Vaughan takes a moment to reflect on his career and the names the best he has played alongside. Darren Griffiths caught up with the former Toffee in the final episode of our Black History Month podcast mini-series.
I speak with Dr James Vaughan of Aberystwyth University about American and British propaganda in the Middle Eastern Cold War.
This week, two Australian films and their directors, both deal with themes of race, colonisation and land in Sydney. The first, Friends and Strangers, is one of two Australian films selected for Rotterdam this year, a must-see debut feature from James Vaughan. The second is a restored classic from the 90s, Vacant Possession, written and directed by Margot Nash.
This week, two Australian films and their directors, both deal with themes of race, colonisation and land in Sydney. The first, Friends and Strangers, is one of two Australian films selected for Rotterdam this year, a must-see debut feature from James Vaughan. The second is a restored classic from the 90s, Vacant Possession, written and directed by Margot Nash.
This Podcast Extra edition features the second half of Jason's interview with Australian writer, director and editor James Vaughan, who is behind the exciting debut feature Friends and Strangers, one of only two Australian films selected for the prestigious Rotterdam Film Festival (hear the first part of the discussion in our episode from Thursday August 5th, titled: Friends and Strangers + Vacant Possession.)
This Podcast Extra edition features the second half of Jason's interview with Australian writer, director and editor James Vaughan, who is behind the exciting debut feature Friends and Strangers, one of only two Australian films selected for the prestigious Rotterdam Film Festival (hear the first part of the discussion in our episode from Thursday August 5th, titled: Friends and Strangers + Vacant Possession.)
This Podcast Extra edition features the second half of Jason's interview with Australian writer, director and editor James Vaughan, who is behind the exciting debut feature Friends and Strangers, one of only two Australian films selected for the prestigious Rotterdam Film Festival (hear the first part of the discussion in our episode from Thursday August 5th, titled: Friends and Strangers + Vacant Possession.)
This week, two Australian films and their directors, both deal with themes of race, colonisation and land in Sydney. The first, Friends and Strangers, is one of two Australian films selected for Rotterdam this year, a must-see debut feature from James Vaughan. The second is a restored classic from the 90s, Vacant Possession, written and directed by Margot Nash.
This week, two Australian films and their directors, both deal with themes of race, colonisation and land in Sydney. The first, Friends and Strangers, is one of two Australian films selected for Rotterdam this year, a must-see debut feature from James Vaughan. The second is a restored classic from the 90s, Vacant Possession, written and directed by Margot Nash.
This week, two Australian films and their directors, both deal with themes of race, colonisation and land in Sydney. The first, Friends and Strangers, is one of two Australian films selected for Rotterdam this year, a must-see debut feature from James Vaughan. The second is a restored classic from the 90s, Vacant Possession, written and directed by Margot Nash.
This Podcast Extra edition features the second half of Jason's interview with Australian writer, director and editor James Vaughan, who is behind the exciting debut feature Friends and Strangers, one of only two Australian films selected for the prestigious Rotterdam Film Festival (hear the first part of the discussion in our episode from Thursday August 5th, titled: Friends and Strangers + Vacant Possession.)
This Podcast Extra edition features the second half of Jason's interview with Australian writer, director and editor James Vaughan, who is behind the exciting debut feature Friends and Strangers, one of only two Australian films selected for the prestigious Rotterdam Film Festival (hear the first part of the discussion in our episode from Thursday August 5th, titled: Friends and Strangers + Vacant Possession.)
Welcome to The Last Thing I Saw, with your host, Nicolas Rapold. One of my favorite films this year hands-down is Friends and Strangers, directed by James Vaughan. It's about a timid twenty-something guy in Sydney, Australia, who goes on a camping trip with a woman his age. Skipping ahead a bit, he kind of goes nowhere fast and gets bogged down on a job with a wealthy loudmouth. The movie had its world premiere at the Rotterdam film festival, and during the festival's June anniversary celebration, I had the chance to talk with Vaughan. Vaughan chose silent cinema for our subject and sent a list of films that he had freshly encountered over the past year. We settled on a few: G.W. Pabst's Pandora's Box, Diary of a Lost Girl, and The Love of Jeanne Ney; and from F.W. Murnau his spectacular retelling of Faust. But we also ended up talking about Eisenstein's work, and got into how these movies have affected Vaughan's thinking as a filmmaker. Friends and Strangers will be released in the U.S. down the road by Grasshopper Films so look out for it. You can support this podcast and read show notes with links at: rapold.substack.com Opening music: “Monserrate” by The Minarets Photo by Steve Snodgrass
Hey, y'all. I am Shay. This is the on air indie show. Welcome & enjoy. Episode 56. First, music history for June 22nd. In 1971 Joni Mitchell released her fourth studio album Blue. Music critics now regarded the album as one of the greatest albums of all time. In July 2017, NPR chose Blue as the greatest album of all time made by a woman. Today we welcome autism expert Dr. Lynette Louise. We also know her as “The Brain Broad”. She is an artist, an author, an academic, a brainiac and a healer. A fascinating guest whose work helps you to look at yourself and your world with renewed possibilities and understanding. We showcase her music on today's show. Enjoy the show! tracks "Crazy to Sane" 11:06 "Unfinished" 221:57 "Biofeedback" 31:26 "Brainiac" 46:10 https://youtu.be/--EMsnVTNVM In this video Lynette is both the BRAINIAC and the MANIAC! She seeks to help herself by screaming at the part that loves to soak and sit in the pain and guilt. The MANIAC prefers to stay unhappy by staying focused on her shame and refusing to look at the parts of her life that make her feel in love with being alive. The BRAINIAC (or positive thinking part of herself) keeps trying to be heard. BRAINIAC is from the CD 'CRAZY to SANE' and is available on Amazon as well as CD baby. Enjoy this music video about being of two minds until you're not. https://youtu.be/qmYtJTqmSDc The Brain Broad, Lynette Louise explains, "In my life many romances came and went as people ran from my autistic children. My thanks to Annie Potts, Scott Lawrence, Shawn Reaves, Denise Crosby, Dar Shelton, Andy Allen, Ron Whitaker, James Vaughan, Jory Shelton, Tawd Dorenfeld for sharing your celebrity, your love and support! This song celebrates the fact that we're all beautiful and endlessly unfinished and if we look in our own backyard we just may find that we are already loved. Then we rewind out of our pain and rewrite the story we tell ourselves about the people in our world. "Unfinished" is a state of being." https://youtu.be/oY65LBqUNxc Years ago before I was The Brain Broad I was Lynette Louise looking for Johnny :) To accompany my first C.D. I made this claymation/live action music video. Even then I involved my children in my projects. I love family businesses. If you like the zaniness great. If not you may need your head checked https://youtu.be/wxX4q5pyobchttps://youtu.be/l0AbL_5UuQI Helping Children all over the world Lynette Louise aka The Brain Broad specializes in autism and other family or concurrent conditions. In Uganda it was Autism and Seizures. In America Autism complicated by PANS and suicidal tendencies. In Israel Autism and sensory integration, speech delay, and depression filtered through the family members. EVERY episode is full of fun and learning and amazing children. To see the series go to The Autism Channel or go here Facebook Youtube Link Link Link Vimeo
Mike King talks to James Vaughan about FRIENDS AND STRANGERS. A fresh and entrancing take on the timeless subject of young adulthood, Friends and Strangers introduces a clique of Australian twentysomethings who are looking for their direction, but keep getting distracted along the way. Ray and Alice are on an impromptu camping trip in the Australian countryside, ensconced in their tent but not really connecting with each other. Back home in Sydney, these rudderless millennials are on no more solid ground, particularly as wedding videographer James’s meeting with a wealthy client takes a series of increasingly surreal turns. Writer/director James Vaughan’s debut feature is brilliantly composed all around, from its crisp, lovely cinematography and precisely calibrated atmosphere to the striking paintings and vintage Jon Gibson music that serve as a counterpoint to its characters’ careful hesitancy. “What a saga!” one character exclaims towards the end of this beguiling series of casual detours and drifts, a quip that well sums up the film’s self-aware humor. “The funniest, best movie from Oz in several years. Movie audiences (whether they know it or not) seek fresh voices, attitudes. This is it, the real deal. Ten years from now, this’ll still be fresh” (Robert Koehler). “Masterful. There is great depth in these characters, and ultimately the paradoxical nature of their existence pays off superbly” (Flickering Myth). 2021 Rotterdam Film Festival. (MK)
This last year has been a drought for movie-lovers by most standards. But if you're looking for silver linings, you could do worse than noting that there's a fresh edition of the New Directors/New Films festival happening a mere four months after the 2020 edition. This year is extra special: it returns the festival to theaters alongside virtual screenings, and it also marks the 50th anniversary of New Directors/New Films. It's a nice reminder that despite all the doom-saying, cinema's future remains as vibrant as its past. To preview the lineup, FC editors Devika Girish and Clinton Krute were joined by critics Vadim Rizov and Chloe Lizotte—both veterans of our 2020 New Directors talk— for a live taping of the podcast. The four discussed festival highlights including Amalia Ulman's El Planeta, James Vaughan's Friends and Strangers, Fern Silva's Rock Bottom Riser, Salomé Jashi's Taming the Garden, Mani Kaul's Duvidha, and more. This episode of the Film Comment Podcast is sponsored by MUBI. Film Comment readers and listeners can get 30 days of great cinema free at mubi.com/filmcomment.
This Is Tranmere Podcast is sponsored by the Tranmere Rovers Official Supporters Club and is brought to you by Matt Hibbert, Jake Keogh and Paul Harper. 100% unofficial and free! A new series of pods we're going to try and do immidiately after all games this season, instant post match analysis and chat using your input via twitter. To be involved just tweet us your thoughts after the final whistle. A much imporived performace from Friday, but that wasn't exactly going to be hard to accomplish, but still a disappointing result being held 1-1 by top of the table Cambridge. Our final ball and crossing today was atrocious, and it simply has to improve if we have any realistic aspirations of being in that top 3 come May, and on top of that, the hamstring injury to Jay Spearing is potentially a huge blow as he now joins James Vaughan and Scott Davies on the injured list. Please follow the podcast on Twitter, Instagram & Facebook. Twitter.com/ThisIsTranmere Instagram.com/ThisIsTranmere facebook.com/thisistranmere
Saran James-VaughanSaran is a Holistic Nutrition Practitioner and Herbalist whose primary focus is helping women support optimal hormone and reproductive health, reduce stress, and live according to their natural rhythms and cycles.Through diet, lifestyle changes and personal alchemy tools, Saran supports the journey of identifying the root cause of chronic illness, helping the body, mind and soul return to balance. She believes that discovering personal truth, based on your life story and unique composition is the gateway to unfolding the vision for your life.Key takeaways from the conversation:The simple practice of mindful eating can help us better listen to our bodies, to understand our gut health, which can then help us listen to our gut feelings/intuition.We can build a practice of investigating our bodies and how our menstrual cycle, food, stress, and external factors are impacting our hormones and health. And then pay closer attention to how our hormones throughout our cycles impact how we interact with external factors as well as our own thoughts.When we can align with the frequency of nature, we can tap into the energy of creation, which allows us to manifest the life we want.Intuition is a muscle we need to grow and strengthen. We can use our analytical mind to bring awareness and space so that we can listen for our intuition.Food offers us a sensory experience and can disrupt our bodies or help to heal it and connect us more deeply with our bodies and intuition. Appreciation and honouring our bodies and our ancestors will help our ability to hear the wisdom they have to offer. Being opposed to alternatives to Western medicine can stem from colonialist thinking, that there’s only one right way to do things, and that indigenous knowledge and practices are not worthy.Find Saran here:https://www.wellnessbysaran.com/https://www.learnwithsaran.com/https://www.instagram.com/wellness_by_saran/For more on Crystals, Clits, and Climate:https://www.crystalsclitsclimate.com/https://www.instagram.com/crystals.clits.climate/https://medium.com/crystalsclitsclimatehttps://www.patreon.com/crystalsclitsclimate
This week we're reflecting on the one-year anniversary of the pandemic by talking about the games that got us through it. Then, we do a good ol' AFQs (Ask Fahey Questions) segment, followed by an interview with James Vaughan, creator of Plague Inc.
At 16 years and 274 days James Vaughan smashed the record for the premier league's youngest ever goalscorer, a title he still proudly holds to this day, and 16 years and 13 clubs later he should have been continuing his goalscoring habit at Wembley this Sunday, against one of his former employers Sunderland in the 2021 Papa John's Trophy Final. However, a recurrence of a knee injury that has blighted his career sees him injured and unavailable for selection, but he still hopes to be fit enough to travel with his Tranmere team mates, for what promises to be a very special day out for Keith Hill's Skybet League 2 high flyers. Elsewhere, Mark Clemmit catches up with Coventry City boss Mark Robins, who's looking forward to the return of fans, a return to normality and a return to the Ricoh Stadium next season after their groundsharing sabbatical at St Andrews.
We're all going to Wembley (not). Sunderland are in the Pizza Cup trophy final this weekend, as we aim to add silverware to our trophy cabinet in the shape of the Papa John's Trophy. Tranmere, however, are looking to continue our Wembley heartbreak, and to discuss our game on Sunday is Matt from @ThisIsTranmere podcast. Enjoyed the episode? Follow us at @WhatTheFalkPod, or like and subscribe via your favourite podcast app. • James Vaughan is out - how big of a blow is that for Tranmere? • We discuss how we'll be watching, and what sort of things we'd be getting up to if we could go. • Should it be delayed till May, or does Matt think we should just play it now? • Cup final traditions and where is the perfect distance from Wembley to get the right level of drunk. & much, much more. #SAFC #TRFC #PapaJohnsTrophyFinal
This Is Tranmere Podcast is sponsored by the Tranmere Rovers Official Supporters Club and is brought to you by Matt Hibbert, Jake Keogh and Paul Harper. 100% unofficial and free! A new series of pods we're going to try and do immidiately after all games this season, instant post match analysis and chat using your input via twitter. To be involved just tweet us your thoughts after the final whistle. A HUGE 3-2 away win up at Carlisle, coming from behind twice and snatching it with a great late winner courtesy of James Vaughan. Please follow the podcast on Twitter: twitter.com/ThisIsTranmere. Please check out our new Facebook page: www.facebook.com/thisistranmere
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In this episode we discuss: - Symptoms and diagnosis of PCOS - How diet and lifestyle can impact PCOS - Herbs, medications and supplements for treatment Contact Saran: https://www.wellnessbysaran.com Work 1:1 with Erin: NutritionRewired.com Get Your Gut Healing Guide: NutritionRewired.com
In the second of our Bred A Blue series, Birmingham-born striker James Vaughan discusses joining Everton as a six-year-old and embarking on a journey that led to him becoming the Premier League's youngest ever goalscorer a decade later. Now 32, Vaughan is back on Merseyside and regularly scoring goals for League Two Tranmere Rovers. He explains the impact coming through Everton's ranks had on his career, relives the elation of scoring in the Blues' FA Cup semi-final penalty shootout victory over Manchester United in 2009, and speaks candidly about why he didn't amass more than his 60 appearances for the Club.
Jim Haynes, writer, Australian Historian & Chris Smith Show regular, joins Michael on the anniversary of Canberra’s discovery by Charles Throsby Smith, Joseph Wild and James Vaughan, 200 years ago. Following European settlement, the growth of the new colony of New South Wales led to an increasing demand for arable land. Governor Lachlan Macquarie supported expeditions to open up new lands to the south of the capital Sydney, including one to find an overland route to Jervis Bay, an area which would later be incorporated into the ACT as its only coastal possession. In 1818 Charles Throsby, Hamilton Hume, James Meehan and William Kearns set out to find the route, a task accomplished that same year by Throsby and Kearns. The 1820s saw further exploration in the Canberra area associated with the construction of a road from Sydney to the Goulburn plains, supervised by Throsby and his overseer, Joseph Wild. While working on the project, Throsby learned of a nearby lake and river from the local Aborigines, and he accordingly sent Wild to lead a small party to investigate the site. On 19 August 1820, Wild ventured off from his two companions, and later that day arrived at the north shore of what is now known as Lake George. In October 1820 Governor Macquarie visited the site, and while he was in attendance Throsby decided to push on to reach the river of which he had been informed. Accompanied by Wild and James Vaughan, he journeyed south in search of the Murrumbidgee. The search was unsuccessful, but they did discover the Yass River, and it is surmised that they would have set foot on part of the future ACT. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Telling Our Football⚽️ Stories with James Vaughan
Trigger warning: This episode includes discussions of reproductive and sexual trauma, as well as conversations around slavery and racism. This week, we are joined by Saran James-Vaughan, who is a Holistic Nutritionist and Reproductive Wellness Facilitator. During this episode, the two of us had an in-depth conversation around reproductive and health and wellness, particularly related to the Black community. We discuss the stigma behind reproductive health and our tendency to ignore signs until they have become severe. We also talk about our tendency to mirror our ancestors when it comes to our attitude towards self-care, and how our generation may be perpetuating many cycles are no longer required and that no longer serve us any longer. Lastly, we speak about sexual health, its link to racism and slavery, and the conditions that need to be in place to repair one's relationship with their own body and to encourage safety when it comes to sexuality. To keep up with Saran, follow her IG @wellness_by_saran & check our her website: wellnessbysaran.com.
James sits down with former Everton forward James Vaughan to talk all about his Everton career and memories! Follow @JWarton_EFC Make sure to subscribe to The Toffee Blues YouTube Channel and Podcast! Leave us your thoughts down below in the comments and drop us a like too! #EFC #Everton #ToffeeBlues
James sits down with former Everton forward James Vaughan to talk all about his Everton career and memories! Follow @JWarton_EFC Make sure to subscribe to The Toffee Blues YouTube Channel and Podcast! Leave us your thoughts down below in the comments and drop us a like too! EFC #Everton #ToffeeBlues
Saran James- Vaughan is a Holistic Nutritionist and Women’s Wellness Coach. She integrates a variety of modalities including Holistic Nutrition, Herbal Medicine and strategies for personal alchemy. Her focus is on helping individuals determine the root cause of their health concerns, whether it is a result of exposure to toxic elements in their physical, mental or emotional environments. She considers herself a facilitator of healing, teaching individuals how to tap into their own innate ability to heal and move through debilitating illness to wellness. We had an extremely powerful conversation with Saran, starting with her own journey from having nocturnal seizures to discovering nutrition and wellness. We chat about all of her services and experiences, including reproduce health. Additionally, we chat about the need for wellness to become more accessible, and how BIPOC communities have different experiences when it comes to wellness, and specifically birth experiences. You’re going to want to grab your notebook and get ready to learn and absorb all of what this episode has to offer! Topics Covered: Nocturnal seizures Discovering a Naturopathic Dr. and a different approach to health Saran's experience in the food service industry and it sparking an interest in Nutrition Saturn returns Discovering Holistic Nutrition A passion for Herbal Medicine Personal Alchemy & Spiritual Transformation Wellness accessibility The challenging intersection of wellness and business Sliding scales and payment plans Putting yourself first How stigmas placed on BIPOC effect wellness experience Black women's differing treatment in birth experiences with a personal example How doulas can support and advocate for clients CONNECT WITH SARAN: https://www.wellnessbysaran.com/ https://www.instagram.com/wellness_by_saran/ Blog Post Referenced: https://www.wellnessbysaran.com/internalized-racism-its-effects-on-wellness-sexual-reproductive-health/ Wellness Survey: https://www.wellnessbysaran.com/reproductive-wellness-survey/ SPONSORS: ENERGY BITS: https://www.energybits.com/ CODE: TEAMWELLNESS for 20% off RESOLVE CBD: https://resolvecbd.ca/ CODE: RSLVTWTO for 10% off
La figura del mystery user es imprescindible para mejorar la experiencia de nuestro servicio o negocio, sea el que sea. Joan y Carles nos cuentan cómo hacerlo de forma profesional o una alternativa para hacerlo nosotros mismos. Además repasan las novedades de la semana en redes sociales y nos recomiendan: Joan: El Flickr de James Vaughan es una galería de más de 20,000 imágenes de décadas pasadas con ilustraciones publicitarias, portadas de libros, carteles de películas, portadas de discos y más Carles: https://singemp3.com/ GRUPO FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/groups/caviaronline/ https://www.mysteryuser.com
La figura del mystery user es imprescindible para mejorar la experiencia de nuestro servicio o negocio, sea el que sea. Joan y Carles nos cuentan cómo hacerlo de forma profesional o una alternativa para hacerlo nosotros mismos. Además repasan las novedades de la semana en redes sociales y nos recomiendan: Joan: El Flickr de James Vaughan es una galería de más de 20,000 imágenes de décadas pasadas con ilustraciones publicitarias, portadas de libros, carteles de películas, portadas de discos y más Carles: https://singemp3.com/ GRUPO FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/groups/caviaronline/ https://www.mysteryuser.com
La figura del mystery user es imprescindible para mejorar la experiencia de nuestro servicio o negocio, sea el que sea. Joan y Carles nos cuentan cómo hacerlo de forma profesional o una alternativa para hacerlo nosotros mismos. Además repasan las novedades de la semana en redes sociales y nos recomiendan: Joan: El Flickr de James Vaughan es una galería de más de 20,000 imágenes de décadas pasadas con ilustraciones publicitarias, portadas de libros, carteles de películas, portadas de discos y más Carles: https://singemp3.com/ GRUPO FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/groups/caviaronline/ https://www.mysteryuser.com
It’s Wednesday the 1st April, in todays show we review Neil Critchleys first two games in charge with the nil-nil draw at Fleetwood and one-two home reverse to Tranmere. We also perform a “keep or dump” review of all the potentially outgoing players at the end of the season, debate and decide the two centre forward berths as we conculde the team for the worst ever eleven and we muse over what we’re all missing about not be able to go to ‘Pool matches cause of this bloody virus. Last match reviews Fleetwood 0 – Blackpool 0 Neil Critchley’s reign as Blackpool manager began with a goalless draw away to Fylde coast neighbours Fleetwood, whose unbeaten run extended to 11 games. Blackpool dominated the first period and Matty Virtue twice went close in the early stages, seeing an effort well saved by Alex Cairns and then driving a shot just off target. Fleetwood improved after the restart and Paddy Madden headed Lewie Coyle’s smart cross narrowly wide. Fans comments Tony Fretwell17 – Matty VirtueBut of a non event given the hype. Sat in the main stand with Cods I was taken at all the petty nasty comments about Blackpool. Bit embarrassing from them really. On the pitch was promising from us but ultimately no real threat on their goal. But defending seems to have definitely improvedBrian32 – Chris Maxwell.Lee McLeod42 – Taylor MooreA great taste of what’s to come, pressing, chasing down opposition and a general work hard philosophy. 2nd half ran out of steam but it will come. Draw fair result.Sam freedman17 – Matty VirtueReally impressed in the first half on how we controlled the game, virtue stepped up and took the lead in the middle And dictating play . we were toothless up top, delfonso is just NOT A striker. by half time fleetwood saw that we couldn’t score and came back in the second half and a draw was probably a fair result, on a side note happy to see turton left out we looked much better at the back with 3 centre backs.Mark MacKay42 – Taylor MooreAs a recent podcast listener, apologies, I made the point to Tim pre-match that I couldn’t believe neither Andy Welsh nor David Ferguson got mentioned in the worst XI Blackpool 1 – Tranmere 2 Ferrier headed neatly into the corner as he rose to meet Calum Woods’ cross on 37 mins. In added time, James Vaughan side-footed home from 15 yards after meeting Ferrier’s pass. Blackpool halved the deficit just before the hour mark when Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall smashed home from 25 yards. Within a minute it was almost 2-2, but Davies palmed Ronan’s shot from even further out onto the post. Liam Feeney missed two good chances to equalise for Blackpool late on. Fans Comments Tony Fretwell35 – Keiran Dewsbury-HallI’ll be honest, I know there was lots of complaining we lost but the second half was as entertaining and exciting as any part of the season to date. Really bodes well for meLee McLeod35 – Keiran Dewsbury-HallFirst half we allowed ourselves to be bullied by their front two. 2nd half was probably the best half I’ve seen in some time. Our 2 young midfielders are running the show and the quality oozes from Ronan and KDH.Mark Mackay40 – Connor RonanI’m concerned that 4 of our starting XI are loans you’d have to assume will return to their parent clubs on season completion. Elicit debate… Keep or Dump We go through the list of players who are potenitally leaving at the end of the season due to their contracts or loan deals expiring, Worst ever XI As we close out this section, we finally decide on the worst eleven Blackpool XI as we pick the worst ever two strikers from our shortlist of ten. Nigel Hawkins Chris Malkin – NS TF MS JATony Diamond – NS MSJames Beattie Richie Bond Michael Chopra – TF JANile Ranger Daniel Bogdanović --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seasiders-podcast/message
1. James Vaughan - 2:452. Jack Rodwell... what happened? - 6:20 3. The Academy boys - 13:304. Ademola Lookman - 20:005. The Dutch boys - 27:206. Kevin Mirallas - 41:45
Ben Strafford is studying for a PhD at Sheffield Hallam University under the guidance of the legendary Keith Davids. He is exploring how Parkour could be a 'donor sport' to a load of other sports in that it provides a range of dynamic action possibilities that are not based on 'movement norms' like gymnastics or athletics but are more about a human being interacting with an environment to develop novel movement solutions. This episode is a slightly different show in that I am joined by Marianne Davies (@Dynamicscoachi1) and James Vaughan (@jimivaughan) to discuss Ben's recent article about his research and pose some questions. Needless to say we veer off the track and explore some very interesting aspects!!Here is a link to the article http://shura.shu.ac.uk/21446/1/Strafford-ParkourAsDonorSport%28VoR%29.pdfHope you enjoy
Ben Strafford is studying for a PhD at Sheffield Hallam University under the guidance of the legendary Keith Davids. He is exploring how Parkour could be a 'donor sport' to a load of other sports in that it provides a range of dynamic action possibilities that are not based on 'movement norms' like gymnastics or athletics but are more about a human being interacting with an environment to develop novel movement solutions. This episode is a slightly different show in that I am joined by Marianne Davies (@Dynamicscoachi1) and James Vaughan (@jimivaughan) to discuss Ben's recent article about his research and pose some questions. Needless to say we veer off the track and explore some very interesting aspects!!Here is a link to the article http://shura.shu.ac.uk/21446/1/Strafford-ParkourAsDonorSport%28VoR%29.pdfHope you enjoy
Player Development Project Podcast - Learning Tools for Soccer Coaching
Creativity values, culture, systems and control. What does it all mean and how does it impact coaching and sporting environments? In this Masterclass Discussion, PDP Editor, Dave Wright hosts Co-Founder of my fastest mile, Mark Upton alongside PDP Lead Researcher and AIK Academy Coach, James Vaughan.In this wide-ranging conversation, the guys discuss some of James' Phd research and his recently published paper on creativity, as well as diving down a number of rabbit holes such as:Challenging the role of traditional sports scienceThe problem with creativityData built programsThe concept of controlSystemic issues in youth developmentOrganisational cultureThis philosophical discussion will hopefully leave you considering your approach and generate a few different perspectives to look at your own coaching. When tuning in to this one, consider the environments we create, how we shape them and how they shape us.Exclusive offer for Podcast listeners: 30 Days Free Active Membership. Visit www.playerdevelopmentproject.com/podcast
For the final episode of #CityRadio "The Voice of Le Rouge" Neal Ruhl sits down with DCFC co-owner Sean Mann to discuss what's next for City. He is also joined by co-owner of Real Team Real Estate & Range Lending Tom Lower as Tom tells his story about what drew him to partner with Detroit City FC. Neal also shares a story about his broadcasting career. Yazeed Matthews & James Vaughan discuss their time at DCFC and compare it to Ann Arbor! Brought to you by Real Team Real Estate and Range Lending! www.mirealteam.com/dcfc
James Vaughan returns to the podcast to share some of his latest insights into the world of talent development, skill acquisition and coaching. James is a coach at AIK Stockholm and is one of a team of experts that are leading a transformation in the way that the club engages with the community and with the young people within it's academy. It is a talent development environment that is very much 'bucking the trend'. In this conversation we explore...- How AIK are ensuring that what they are trying to do is being experienced by young people, coaches and parents. - How they utilise the 'Skilled Intentionality Framework' to shape their coaching activity. - Why 'The Cobra Effect' should be considered when making any kind of policy shift. - Practical considerations when applying 'The rule of 3' I hope you enjoyYou can find James' previous conversation on the show here https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/in-search-of-creativity-a-conversation-with-james-vaughan/id1209549739?i=1000411664849)
James Vaughan returns to the podcast to share some of his latest insights into the world of talent development, skill acquisition and coaching. James is a coach at AIK Stockholm and is one of a team of experts that are leading a transformation in the way that the club engages with the community and with the young people within it's academy. It is a talent development environment that is very much 'bucking the trend'. In this conversation we explore...- How AIK are ensuring that what they are trying to do is being experienced by young people, coaches and parents. - How they utilise the 'Skilled Intentionality Framework' to shape their coaching activity. - Why 'The Cobra Effect' should be considered when making any kind of policy shift. - Practical considerations when applying 'The rule of 3' I hope you enjoyYou can find James' previous conversation on the show here https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/in-search-of-creativity-a-conversation-with-james-vaughan/id1209549739?i=1000411664849)
I veckans avsnitt av Spelskaparna samtalar jag med James Vaughan. James Vaughan skapade sitt första spel utan ha någon som helst teknisk kunskap och har fått ta en speciell väg in i spelbranschen. Han berättar bland annat om spelet Plague Inc som var det första spelet han skapade. God lyssning! Länkar Plague Inc. Rebel Inc. Pandemic CDC Age of Wonders History of the Tube Map Dwarf Fortress
Episode 12 - feat supporter, Brian Hinz & AFCAA player, James Vaughan. This week we chat with Brian Hinz. He shares his memories of the early days of AFC Ann Arbor and the beginning of the Main Street Hooligans supporter group. He also tells us why Tottenham will lose to Barcelona in the Champions league. James Vaughan is back for his third season with the club. He tells us about his playing career, his journey to the United States from England, and what drove him to keep coming back to AFC Ann Arbor.
The January transfer window has now closed and with plenty of activity coming in and going out of the club, this week's episode of Latics Listen brings everything together in one place.We catch up with new recruits Beni Baningime, Danny Fox and Leon Clarke, plus Paul Cook discusses Will Grigg's move to Sunderland, his recruitment of the aforementioned trio and the loan moves for Leo Da Silva Lopes and James Vaughan, plus Callum Connolly's departure from his loan spell at Latics.Latics icon Paul Scharner joins Guy Clarke on the line to take us through what it's like to move in the January transfer window, not once, but twice! The Austrian, now playing in the fifth tier in his native country, explained how he had to wait two days to go through his medical at Latics due to the excitement of moving the the Premier League increasing his blood pressure.We also sat down with Darron Gibson to discuss recent results and performances, experienced additions over the past week and the midfielder's personal circumstances and how he's enjoying his football and life at the club.And finally, Harry Aitkenhead from our official partners Coral brings the latest Championship chatter and odds ahead of the weekend's game against Queens Park Rangers.If you'd like to get involved or feature on Latics Listen, please get in touch through our social media channels on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram, or by emailing laticslisten@wiganathletic.com - your comments, questions and support are much appreciated!Listen above, stream on Spotify or download our brand new podcast for free on iTunes. We're also available on Soundcloud and Buzzsprout!
Born in 1955, James Vaughan grew up in the idyllic surroundings of a small town near Akron, Ohio. His father was a scientist and director of research for one of America’s largest corporations. His mother was an artist and a poet. Vaughan completed high school a year ahead of his classmates and in 1972 left for Chicago and college. He studied both photography and journalism and, while still a student, his freelance work appeared in many of the city’s major magazines and newspapers. After he earned his degree, Vaughan took a job as an assistant with a large commercial studio. Then in 1977, during a long and cold Chicago Winter, he converted an entire floor of an old factor into his first studio. Over the next twenty-five years, he worked at the forefront of Chicago’s advertising and fashion industry and was commissioned for a wide variety of advertising and editorial assignments. “My original training in photo-journalism served me well,” says Vaughan. “It brought a sense of realism and sincerity to my work. I have always thought of myself as a storyteller. That’s what the word ‘photography’ really means – ‘to write with light.’” “I can’t say I was much of a financial success,” laughs Vaughan. “Most of the money went to new ideas and experiments. We were all mad-scientists back then, pushing the envelope in search of the next break-through image.” With the arrival of the 21st Century, and its limitless digital technology, James Vaughan has been able to return to his small-town roots. Now back in Ohio, he has taught at nearby Kent State University and built a new state of the art studio. “This is the most important time for my work. Away from the demands and distraction of the big city I can be even more creative,” he says. “After all these decades, I finally have the skill and technology to catch-up to my imagination!” In this episode, Beth and James discuss: James’ background in photography and his youth during the space race. The power of aesthetics in the space program. Where James finds his inspiration as a space illustrator. The modern mythology that is the new space exploration. The role art has always played in new scientific endeavors, including space exploration. Key Takeaways: Illustrators, artists, and creative talents are needed in the space program. When we apply our imagination, we help to share and interpret ideas. You can do anything…if you love it, you will find a way. “Surprise! We live in space. Right now, all the time. The idea that we won’t go farther than our front yard is sort of silly. I know there will be ups and downs and trials and tribulations, but it’s inevitable that the human race will expand further and further out into the universe.” — James Vaughan Connect with James Vaughan: Website: JamesVaughanPhoto.com About Beth Mund: Beth’s love for space started as a Space Camp attendee at the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, where she would return years later as an instructor. After grad school, Beth worked as a journalist, a technical writer for Motorola, and then went on to serve as a Public Affairs Officer for the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas. In addition, Beth worked to support the International Space Station program as a communication specialist. In Chicago, Beth worked as a corporate communication advisor to Fortune 50 companies including Allstate and United Airlines. She’s worked as a college instructor, a political advisor, and public relations manager for her hometown city. Beth recently founded Stellar Communications, LLC and travels the country as a keynote speaker- inspiring audiences with her lessons learned from our nation’s space program. She’s the host of the Casual Space Podcast, and a self-proclaimed space geek. Connect with Beth Mund: Email: askbeth@casualspacepodcast.com Website: bethmund.com/casualspace Facebook: @Casual Space Podcast Show notes by show producer/podcastologist: Chelsea Taylor-Sturkie
We all want our players to be creative. We structure the way they train to promote creativity. We talk to them about embracing creativity. However, because we structure it, are we prohibiting the potential for creativity to arise? Is the macro-culture of youth sports holding back creativity? James Vaughan, who did a PhD in studying the cultural significance of creativity in sports, weighs in on this topic. Enjoy the Show Getting in Touch: Twitter: @JimiVaughn Player Development Project: www.playerdevelopmentproject.com Join us at the Future of Coaching Conference! Future of Coaching Conference Registration Page About James Vaughan is the Lead Researcher at Player Development Project. James has played Futsal for New Zealand and carried out his Masters with the Football Federation Victoria in Melbourne. He is currently based in Barcelona where he is completing his PhD in Creativity & Motivation in football. Show Notes 2:30 Sociology of sports - The start of it all for James 17:00 Does Culture dictate creativity in sport 22:30 When we choose conformity for the sake of the outcome over creativity 32:30 Barcelona’s style of play sets the foundation for creativity 39:30 James’ current work in Sweden and a radical shift in player development 51:30 Tools for developing creativity in players 1:04:00 What happens when sport values shift as children become more “competitive” 1:11:30 Connecting with James CHECK OUT OUR ONLINE COURSES: Warriors, Not Winners - Want to create gritty, resilient athletes who succeed beyond the game? Purchase Warriors, Not Winners now! Transformational Coaching - Take your Coaching to the Next Level with Transformational Coaching. Become a Transformational Coach Today – If you are enjoying our podcast, please help us out and leave a review on iTunes. How to leave an iTunes rating or review for a podcast from your iPhone or iPad Launch Apple’s Podcast app. Tap the Search tab. Enter the name Way of Champions. Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right. Tap the album art for the Way of Champions podcast. Tap the Reviews tab. Tap Write a Review at the bottom. Thanks so much, every review helps us to spread this message! Hosted by John O'Sullivan. Produced by Coach Reed Maltbie
Where better to hear from all three of our goal scorers against Blackburn Rovers than on the move with Latics Listen!It's episode 16 this week and we've got Gary Roberts, James Vaughan and Callum McManaman reaction, with Latics supporters David Naylor on the line with Guy Clarke, a fully signed up member of the Gary Roberts fan club!Latics legend and FA Cup winning captain Emmerson Boyce is the latest in the Latics Rewind chair as he remembers his first goal for the club 10 years ago today, and gives his thoughts on how the current team are getting on in the Championship.Plus, John Hill from official betting partner Coral brings the latest odds ahead of Latics' trip to Bolton Wanderers on Saturday for a local derby!If you'd like to get involved or feature on Latics Listen, please get in touch through our social media channels on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram, or by emailing laticslisten@wiganathletic.com - your comments, questions and support are much appreciated!Listen above, stream on Spotify or download our brand new podcast for free on iTunes. We're also available on Soundcloud and Buzzsprout!
Latics legend Noel Ward dropped into the studio this week to go through the latest goings on at the club with our presenter Guy Clarke, including his thoughts on his Northern Ireland countryman Will Grigg's impact during the international fixtures. Nathan Byrne is our exclusive interview as he tells us his process from double Player of the Year winner through to recovering from a frustrating summer injury in Spain, whilst James Vaughan steps up as our latest guest on Getting to Know You! If you'd like to get involved or feature on Latics Listen, please get in touch through our social media channels on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram, or by emailing laticslisten@wiganathletic.com - your comments, questions and support is much appreciated!
A big weekend of fun to look back upon, the PWU Latics XI, Brentford and Hull previews plus James Vaughan exclusive interview. We have the Latics XI, more superb prizes in upcoming competitions, what is going on at Bolton and international review, the PWU Latics podcast, just as it always was.
James Vaughan is a coach at the AIK Academy in Sweden. He is a colleague of Mark O'Sullivan and Dennis Hortin (both previous podcast guests) and is a regular contributor to the fantastic website 'Player Development Project'. James has a rich background as a coach and as a researcher and has been fortunate to study under the guidance of some of the leading academics in the field of skill acquisition, constraints led coaching and games based coaching. In this episode we delve into creativity and explore the way that social and cultural constraints influence the way we think, feel and act when trying to lead the development of young people in sport. It is an illuminating and in depth conversation. In the episode we discuss...- Why Brazilian culture emphasises skill - How Barcelona differs from Stockholm in the way they view human development- Myths about talent and creativity - How James applies constraints to influence positive, creative action rather than minimising errorGet your notebook ready!!If you would like to support the podcast then please head over to www.thetalentequation.co.uk and click on the 'become a Patron' button at the top of the page.
James Vaughan is a coach at the AIK Academy in Sweden. He is a colleague of Mark O'Sullivan and Dennis Hortin (both previous podcast guests) and is a regular contributor to the fantastic website 'Player Development Project'. James has a rich background as a coach and as a researcher and has been fortunate to study under the guidance of some of the leading academics in the field of skill acquisition, constraints led coaching and games based coaching. In this episode we delve into creativity and explore the way that social and cultural constraints influence the way we think, feel and act when trying to lead the development of young people in sport. It is an illuminating and in depth conversation. In the episode we discuss...- Why Brazilian culture emphasises skill - How Barcelona differs from Stockholm in the way they view human development- Myths about talent and creativity - How James applies constraints to influence positive, creative action rather than minimising errorGet your notebook ready!!If you would like to support the podcast then please head over to www.thetalentequation.co.uk and click on the 'become a Patron' button at the top of the page.
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Arash and Kevin finally continue WGW from WWDC with a special guest, James Vaughan, creator of the hit game, Plague, Inc. Beer: Anchor Liberty Ale
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