Podcast appearances and mentions of james whatley

A heartfelt journey of ministry transformation emerges as we chat with Pastor James Whatley, who shares vital insights on stepping away from traditional paths to establish a thriving church community. With an emphasis on risk-taking, emotional health, and an inviting culture, this conversation explores the interplay of faith and growth in contemporary ministry.- Introduction to James Whatley and his ministry background- The significance of community engagement and relationship building- Challenges faced within the LCMS structure and decision-making- Embracing risk and discomfort for church renewal- Importance of emotional health in pastoral leadership- Strategies for creating an inviting church culture- The gap between local congregational urgency and denominational focus- Insights on ministry's adaptability to modern culture- Final encouragements on fostering openness and outreachIf you find this podcast helpful, please share it with your family, friends, and neighbors, especially those in the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod who are praying for us to unite to reach people with the gospel.Faith That Challenges. Conversations that Matter. Laughs included. Subscribe Now!Breaking down faith, culture & big questions - a mix of humor with real spiritual growth. Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the showJoin the Lead Time Newsletter! (Weekly Updates and Upcoming Episodes)https://www.uniteleadership.org/lead-time-podcast#newsletterVisit uniteleadership.org

This month Ben and Iwan hear a UK perspective on the challenges of early diagnosis. They are joined by James Whatley, an advanced physiotherapy practitioner from North London, to hear his perspectives on initial diagnosis and triage. This initial step in the pathway, appears to be a critical and common focal point for global interventions to accelerate diagnosis.

James Whatley is Chief Strategy Officer at UK agency Diva. Diva works with gaming brands but they also help non-gaming brands get into gaming. James is speaking at our upcoming conference The Sweathead Do-Together so I thought it would be good to speak to him about the work he's doing at Diva: 1. How does an agency that focuses on gaming work with brands? 2. How can brands get it right more often than not? You can find James here: https://twitter.com/Whatleydude ** The Sweathead Do-Together will take you through ten hours of strategy conference October 18-20, 2022. The Sweathead Strategy Accelerator is 4 weeks of lively strategy training and starts Oct 25, 2022. Find out more at http://www.sweathead.com. **

Check out the articles used in this week's episode:Grey Goose enters the Metaverse with virtual US Open lounge in DecentralandWhy Wonder Media Network won't sell its podcast ad inventory programmaticallyAdnormal behaviour: how adland's perception of media consumption changedPunchy is a production of Rival, a marketing innovation consultancy that develops strategies and capabilities that help businesses grow faster. Punchy is hosted by Eric Fulwiler, who's often joined by his Rival Co-Founders Jenna Cummings and DuBose Cole. Find Rival online at www.wearerival.com, LinkedIn, Twitter. Find Eric on LinkedIn and tweet him @efulwiler. Find Jenna on LinkedIn.Find DuBose on LinkedIn.Find more about Diva AgencySay hi at media@wearerival.com, we'd love to hear from you.  

Should brands get involved in the metaverse, or just ignore it? What even is the metaverse?! This week Paul is joined by blockchain developer Holly Atkinson and experienced digital strategist James Whatley to address all the publicity around the metaverse with the aim of demystifying it for marketing communications professionals. What to do Next Subscribe to receive new episodes automatically, and if you enjoy today's show, please email it to a friend or share it on your favourite social media channels. And finally, it would also be very awesome and hugely appreciated if you'd take a moment to leave an honest review and rating for the podcast on Apple Podcasts or Podchaser, as this helps others discover Digital Download.

In the final show of the year, five senior figures in the marketing communications industry discuss what 2021 may hold in store for brands, agencies and individuals. We discuss technological adoption, behavioural change, brand purpose, diversity, innovation, agency start ups, social media and a whole lot more. This episode of the Digital Download podcast is the second of two special shows to close off the year, featuring James Whatley, Strategy Partner at Digitas UK, professional business advisor Stephen Waddington, Gini Dietrich, CEO of Arment Dietrich, Katy Howell, CEO of Immediate Future and Rax Lakhani, digital PR & social media consultant. What to do Next Subscribe to the podcast to receive new episodes automatically to your mobile or email. And if you enjoyed today's show, please email it to a friend and/or share it on your favourite social media channels. I'd love to hear from you with any comments or thoughts. I read and reply to every single email, tweet or message. And finally, it would also be very awesome and hugely appreciated if you'd be able to take a moment to leave an honest review and rating for the podcast on iTunes or Podchaser, as this helps others discover Digital Download. Thanks for listening!  

The COVID-19 pandemic, social unrest on either side of the Atlantic, Brexit, a vitriolic US Presidential election and mass redundancies are what 2020 will be remembered for. And while the human cost has been massive, with 50 million cases of coronavirus and over one million deaths to date, the impact on the marketing communications industry and those working within it has also been significant. Though we have all lived through the same events, we've experienced them in very different ways. Some of us have experienced trauma, some of us have changed our lives or our careers, and some of us have been relatively unscathed. But we've all faced the same challenges to our mental wellbeing and we've all had to adapt on the fly to changing business demands. This episode of the Digital Download podcast is the first of two special shows to close off the year. In candid conversations with five senior figures in the marketing communications industry, I've gained an insight into their experiences of the last ten month and how they're planning for 2021. My special guests on this show are James Whatley, Strategy Partner at Digitas UK, professional business advisor Stephen Waddington, Gini Dietrich, CEO of Arment Dietrich, Katy Howell, CEO of Immediate Future and Rax Lakhani, digital PR & social media consultant. What to do Next Subscribe to the podcast to receive new episodes automatically to your mobile or email. And if you enjoyed today's show, please email it to a friend and/or share it on your favourite social media channels. I'd love to hear from you with any comments or thoughts. I read and reply to every single email, tweet or message. And finally, it would also be very awesome and hugely appreciated if you'd be able to take a moment to leave an honest review and rating for the podcast on iTunes or Podchaser, as this helps others discover Digital Download. Thanks for listening!  

A conversation with James Whatley from Peace Church, Paul Berthiaume from Jacob’s Well, joined on the phone by Brooke Kaldor, School Counselor at Altoona School District.

James Whatley has been a social media geek so long he practically invented the term. These days he's a strategy partner at Digitas, where he helps brands make the most of digital platforms. James joins Matt Navarra and Martin SFP Bryant to talk about how social media has evolved over the past 15 years, how brands use it well, whether TikTok is a flash in the pan, Facebook’s PR slip-ups, why it’s so hard to respect modern political marketing online, and more, as we kick back for a less formal interview than usual. Meanwhile, Matt and Martin talk over the week’s news, share the latest tests and tools you need to know about, and Martin tries to get Matt into BoJack Horseman. Geekout with Matt Navarra is sponsored by Pinterest. Inspire your audience and grow your company on Pinterest with a free business account. Learn more at business.pinterest.com. News stories: YouTube is a $15 billion-a-year business, Google reveals for the first time Instagram Brings In More Than a Quarter of Facebook Sales Instagram's Search Results For Vaccines Are A Public Health Nightmare Twitter Just Released Its Plan To Deal With Deep Fakes -- Follow Matt and Martin on Twitter: @MattNavarra and @MartinSFP Join the Social Media Geekout Facebook Group or discuss the show on Twitter using the hashtag #geekoutquestions. Geekout with Matt Navarra is a Big Revolution production. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/geekoutmattnavarra/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/geekoutmattnavarra/support

I had the privilege of talking with Jim for the podcast and it was a blast. I discovered Gallup's Strengthsfinder back in 2006 on a friend's recommendation and thought the test was very useful. As I mention during the episode, it's something that helped shape and build my CV as I transitioning to work in marketing & brand strategy. More recently, thanks to my friend Adam's recommendation I found out about the Gallup Strengths Webcast series Called to Coach and Theme Thursdays hosted by Jim from the Gallup Campus in Omaha, Nebraska. I enjoy listening to both regularly and reached out to Jim to find out if he'd be up for participating in a recording. For those who don't really know, Gallup is an international research, performance and management consulting company. It was founded by George Gallup in 1935. Advertising legend David Ogilvy joined the company in 1938 and worked there for 10 years before opening his own advertising agency, Ogilvy & Mather, one of the largest advertising agencies in the world still to this day (Also where James Whatley works, recently featured on the podcast). Gallup were particularly known for their opinion polls in the US, and then the company was acquired by Positive Psychologist Don Clifton's company SRI in 1984. Jim has also been interested in new technology gadgets for a long time, in particular home automation gadgets and home networks. He started a podcast network called The Average Guy, that now features several shows including their flagship Home Gadget Geeks, Cyber Frontiers, Home Tech Tips, Tech Reviews, and Ask The Podcast Coach. We cover a lot of ground in the show including Jim's time in the U.S. Army, his skiing in Europe, growing up in the Silicon Valley, Gallup Strengths, The Omaha College Baseball World Series, home gadgets and more. Enjoy! If you've enjoyed the episode, it would be great if you share it with friends, or even better post a review on iTunes /iPhone's podcast app! Info mentioned in the episode: Jim Collison on Twitter: Personal | Gallup Gallup International Gallup Strengthsfinder (Find out more about Gallup Strengths and take the assessment) Gallup Coaching Resources Gallup StrengthsFinder Technical Report (pdf) Gallup Called to Coach Webcast: Youtube | iTunes | Stitcher Gallup Theme Thursday Webcast: Youtube | iTunes | Stitcher The Average Guy Network Home Gadget Geeks Cyber Frontiers Home Tech Tips Tech Reviews & How Tos Ask The Podcast Coach IBM Apple (Steve Jobs & Steve Wozniak) San Jose Mercury News HP 8088 Apple EE 3.5 floppy disc Cadence International  CRM - Customer Relationship Management The IT Crowd (TV Series) Data Warehouse Big Data ROI - Return on Investment Warren Buffett Positive Psychology Myers-Briggs Type Indicator Power of 2 (book) Omaha College Baseball World Series Zesto's Ice Cream, Omaha, Nebraska Command & Conquer (real time strategy game) Missile Command (arcade game) Anonabox VPN device Shelfie Amazon Echo AI - Artificial Intelligence Home Automation Gartner Hype Cycle  

Special occasion as I'm writing this on my father's 70th birthday! I'm on holidays in the South of France, running around to post this episode of the podcast slightly in advance compared to the Wednesday publishing day because there's a high chance tomorrow would be too difficult to publish online after celebrations planned tonight - and that's of course due to the fact the house I'm staying at doesn't have an internet connection, rather than any consequences of a potentially inebriated evening. For those who follow I also skipped the online release of the previous week's Ice Cream Sundae newsletter, I'll publish it in a few days instead. For those who wish to be up to date, the best way is to subscribe to the list and get it directly in your inbox! Great episode today! I had a fantastic catch up with my friend James Whatley aka Whatleydude a few weeks ago, w.e had a fun conversation and I hope you enjoy listening as much as I enjoyed having the conversation. James is the Digital Director for Ogilvy & Mather in London, one of the largest advertising agencies in the world. He also co-hosts a weekly audio podcast called The Voicemail with Stefan Constantinescu, where the latest mobile technology news, and write an excellent weekly newsletter called "5 Things on Friday". We talk about those and a lot of his other projects and activities in the episode including some travels, arts, comic books, gaming, advertising, digital marketing and more. Some links to information mentioned in the episode: Follow James Whatley on Twitter Whatleydude.com The Voicemail podcast on iTunes Emirgan Park, Tulip Gardens in Istanbul Wolverine #90, 1988 Sabretooth (Comics) Catwoman Batman Canvey Island, Essex, UK "Crumbs" 2. An expression of dismay Adam Cohen, CircusBoy1 & Airborne Circus Super Mario Bros. NES Alas Smith & Jones BIG, Tom Hanks Adventures in the Skin Trade, Dylan Thomas The Poor School, Theatre, London I'm Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here Animal Crossing Nokia N8 Nokia N95 Nokia E71 Mobile Geeks of London Lucozade Energy Challenge 2009 Ogilvy & Mather Effie Awards Expedia Travel Your Tweet Interesting Mobile World Congress Pinky & The Brain Drafts Board Game Cafe The Last of Us Assassin's Creed Tom Clancy's The Division Domaine Les Arabesques Hero Quest Space Marine / Space Hulk Reader for MAC Feed.ly Mario Kart N64 Yeti Blue USB Microphone

It's the last show in season 4 but don't worry we have a very special guest in the shape of The Voicemail Podcast's own James Whatley and we're talking about Blackberry (again). Could Ewan be even a little right about a come-back? Is there anything possibly left to announce after all the leaks? We're not sure but the 'mood in the room' is warming to them (a bit). Don't worry - you won't have to wait long for more 361-goodness. We'll be reporting daily from Mobile World Congress - the world's biggest mobile event thing (in Barcelona) - with daily updates in a special mini-series. Checkout Whatley and The Voicemail: http://thevoicemail.net/

We caught the ubiquitous Stefan Constantinescu -- famed Nokia know-all -- at the Symbian Smartphone Show. Whilst Dan caught up with Stefan's background and current handset strategy, watch out for an all new feature from James Whatley...

We caught the ubiquitous Stefan Constantinescu -- famed Nokia know-all -- at the Symbian Smartphone Show. Whilst Dan caught up with Stefan's background and current handset strategy, watch out for an all new feature from James Whatley...

We caught the ubiquitous Stefan Constantinescu -- famed Nokia know-all -- at the Symbian Smartphone Show. Whilst Dan caught up with Stefan's background and current handset strategy, watch out for an all new feature from James Whatley...

In this segment, the MIR Show team interview Kerry Ritz, CEO of Palringo -- who shows off some rather nifty location based instant messaging services. So good, that during the interview, James Whatley got out his handset and started downloading it. Have a look..

In this segment, the MIR Show team interview Kerry Ritz, CEO of Palringo -- who shows off some rather nifty location based instant messaging services. So good, that during the interview, James Whatley got out his handset and started downloading it. Have a look..

In this segment, the MIR Show team interview Kerry Ritz, CEO of Palringo -- who shows off some rather nifty location based instant messaging services. So good, that during the interview, James Whatley got out his handset and started downloading it. Have a look..

We are live at the T-Mobile UK Oxford Street store to see the Android G1 launch. We have interviews with T-Mobile executives plus guest host Ed Hodges tries to convert Nokia-fan, James Whatley, to the Android platform. Will he succeed?

We are live at the T-Mobile UK Oxford Street store to see the Android G1 launch. We have interviews with T-Mobile executives plus guest host Ed Hodges tries to convert Nokia-fan, James Whatley, to the Android platform. Will he succeed?

We are live at the T-Mobile UK Oxford Street store to see the Android G1 launch. We have interviews with T-Mobile executives plus guest host Ed Hodges tries to convert Nokia-fan, James Whatley, to the Android platform. Will he succeed?

This week we report from the SonyEricsson party including a chat with their UK Marketing Director, David Hilton. We take a hands-on look at the W595 and, of course, the Xperia (with which James Whatley was rather taken). Then we focus on the upcoming Future of Mobile event with a brief chat to event producer, Dominic Travers. Look out for a cameo from Ed Hodges of HowlerTech and we've got the first of our reader introductions. We also announce the winner of the Etymotics headset and give you a preview of some more cool things to win.

This week we report from the SonyEricsson party including a chat with their UK Marketing Director, David Hilton. We take a hands-on look at the W595 and, of course, the Xperia (with which James Whatley was rather taken). Then we focus on the upcoming Future of Mobile event with a brief chat to event producer, Dominic Travers. Look out for a cameo from Ed Hodges of HowlerTech and we've got the first of our reader introductions. We also announce the winner of the Etymotics headset and give you a preview of some more cool things to win.

This week we report from the SonyEricsson party including a chat with their UK Marketing Director, David Hilton. We take a hands-on look at the W595 and, of course, the Xperia (with which James Whatley was rather taken). Then we focus on the upcoming Future of Mobile event with a brief chat to event producer, Dominic Travers. Look out for a cameo from Ed Hodges of HowlerTech and we've got the first of our reader introductions. We also announce the winner of the Etymotics headset and give you a preview of some more cool things to win.

We try out the SIMable 'sim unlocking solution' for handsets on a Nokia N95.. and it worked. Then we tried it on an Apple iPhone 3G... and it worked. An EXCLUSIVE! All on camera for your viewing pleasure. This week we were joined by a special guest in the form of Josh Russell entrepreneur, founder, WiMax specialist and new Tuttle Brighton social media cafe host. We also pull take a look at Duracell's new mobile phone (and iPhone/iPod) Pocket Charger, take a walk about Covent Garden and check out the phones in use by the tourists and young things and you must, must, must watch... I kid ye not - as James Whatley is 'spotted' by some Italian girl who thought he was a famous singer.

We try out the SIMable 'sim unlocking solution' for handsets on a Nokia N95.. and it worked. Then we tried it on an Apple iPhone 3G... and it worked. An EXCLUSIVE! All on camera for your viewing pleasure. This week we were joined by a special guest in the form of Josh Russell entrepreneur, founder, WiMax specialist and new Tuttle Brighton social media cafe host. We also pull take a look at Duracell's new mobile phone (and iPhone/iPod) Pocket Charger, take a walk about Covent Garden and check out the phones in use by the tourists and young things and you must, must, must watch... I kid ye not - as James Whatley is 'spotted' by some Italian girl who thought he was a famous singer.

60 minutes of joy featuring Dan Lane, Ben Smith and James Whatley.

60 minutes of joy featuring Dan Lane, Ben Smith and James Whatley.

The second in the series of podcasts from SMS Text News featuring Ewan MacLeod, James Whatley and Ben Smith. We've put in a few of the sweeper jingles a few more times for the fun of it... hope you enjoy. Please send us your feedback at www.smstextnews.com!

The second in the series of podcasts from SMS Text News featuring Ewan MacLeod, James Whatley and Ben Smith. We've put in a few of the sweeper jingles a few more times for the fun of it... hope you enjoy. Please send us your feedback at www.smstextnews.com!