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The Big Mates discuss bouncers, poets, rappers, and Five Minutes With Arctic Monkeys. Adam, Steve, and Lucas properly begin their deep-dive exploration of Arctic Monkeys by talking about the people that make up the band, the various musical influences they brought with them, the city they grew up in, and the formation of the band itself.They discuss the early days of the band, their gigs and demo recordings, their songs being shared on the internet, and the first official Arctic Monkeys release, Five Minutes With Arctic Monkeys, featuring analysis of both tracks!It's and exciting first step in this career-long deep-dive from three differing perspectives on music, from being deeply into music and analysis, to not caring for art or critique, and everything in between!What's the difference between guitar and drums? Would you go back to a club to get your coat? Will we become one of the world's biggest rock bands in the next 4 years? Find out on this episode of What Is Music?Our next episode is out next week, Monday June 9th, and we'll begin the deep-dive into the band's debut album, Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not. Join the conversation on:Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/whatismusicpod.bsky.socialThreads: https://www.threads.net/@whatismusicpodInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/whatismusicpodE-mail: whatismusicpod@gmail.comGet access to more shows, exclusive bonus content, ad-free episodes of this show, and more music discussion by subscribing to our Patreon!Head to patreon.com/whatismusicpod and receive up to two new episodes of our various shows every week (including our album club and monthly themed playlists!), ad-free archives of What Is Music?, and access to our Patron-only Discord server for even more music (and non-music) discussion!Support our show when starting your own podcast!By signing up to Buzzsprout with this link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=780379Check out our merch!https://whatismusicpod.redbubble.comDonate to our podcast!https://ko-fi.com/whatismusichttp://whatismusic.buzzsprout.com/Support the show
Mike James of The Mid Report and Rivals.com network joined the Anchors Aweigh podcast to break down the Navy football updated depth chart along with Bill Wagner of The Capital and Baltimore Sun. We also talk Navy track and field with head coach Jamie Cook.
Die Arctic Monkeys sind die größte Rock'n'Roll-Band unserer Zeit – und das, obwohl sie seit über zehn Jahren keinen Rock'n'Roll mehr machen. Also zumindest auf Platte. Live dagegen füllen sie Arenen und Stadien, Sänger Alex Turner ist die Wiedergeburt des Brit-Rock für Nostalgiker und ein Rebel-Heartthrob für Teenagerinnen. Auf den letzten beiden Alben hat der charismatische Frontmann allerdings das Croonen entdeckt, sowie elegante Lounge- und Orchester-Musik der 70er Jahre, und damit auch den letzten Musik-Kritiker für sich gewonnen. Das war bereits der mindestens zweite radikale Kurswechsel, nachdem die Band aus Sheffield in den goldenen Nullerjahren des Indie eine der Go-To-Adressen war, jeden „Dancefloor“ erobert hat bis die Sonne wieder auf- oder das Licht anging. Dann ging es auf die Rancho de la Luna zu Josh Homme von den Queens of the Stone Age, mit ihm entdeckten sie den Sound der kalifornischen Wüste. Was langfristig im bis heute erfolgreichsten Album mündete, ihrem vor Riffs, Verzerrern und Lovesongs nur so strotzendem Signature-Album „AM“. „Do I Wanna Know... all about the Arctic Monkeys? Wer diese Frage mit „Hell Yeah!“ beantwortet, ist bei dieser Folge genau richtig. In Episode #103ArcticMonkeys kommt mit Philipp Kressmann ein absoluter Indie-Experte und Fan der ersten Stunde vorbei. Alex Turner, Jamie Cook und Nick O'Malley aus der Band erzählen von ihren großen Alben. Jetzt überall, wo es Podcasts gibt.
Mike James of The Mid Report joins the podcast to discuss why some television talking heads are calling for the Army-Navy Game to be moved off the second Saturday of December. During the interview segment, we put the spotlight on Navy indoor track and field. Jamie Cook, Director of Navy Track and Field, discusses the state of the program.
Dan brings on Jamie Cook of the Iowa DNR on the turkey population and more as the season continues on. Plus, Dan chats why he chooses Gearhead Archery above all else with Skip Petersen!
We're discussing the soulful sound of 'Cornerstone.' We explore the beautiful melodies, revel in the perfect drum and bass collaboration, and bask in the complete Jamie Cook special experience that makes this song an undeniable masterpiece. From start to finish, Jamie Cook's guitar work in 'Cornerstone' is a masterclass. We'll explore the nuances of his playing, dissecting the Jamie Cook specials that elevate the song, and appreciating the full spectrum of his contributions to this gem. Don't Believe The Hype is written and produced by Nick Lee and Dan Holt. Sign up for our Patreon here: https://patreon.com/arcticpodcast Find all our links here:https://linktr.ee/arcticmonkeyspodcast Get in touch with the show at arcticmonkeyspodcast@gmail.com Royalty-free music courtesy of https://lesfm.net/
This week we're delving into 'Secret Door.' Join us as we uncover the mesmerising Jamie Cook specials, a melody that's nothing short of beautiful plus unveil an interesting theory that adds a new dimension to the song's meaning. We'll explore this theory, connecting the dots between the poetic verses and a storyline that may just change the way you perceive the track. So, whether you're a fan of Jamie Cook's guitar prowess, are captivated by beautiful melodies, or are intrigued by the mysteries hidden within the song lyrics, this episode has something for everyone. Don't forget to like, follow and review whatever you use to listen, it massively helps us out with the algorithms, whatever that means. Don't Believe The Hype is written and produced by Nick Lee and Dan Holt. Sign up for our Patreon here: https://patreon.com/arcticpodcast Find all our links here:https://linktr.ee/arcticmonkeyspodcast Get in touch with the show at arcticmonkeyspodcast@gmail.com Royalty-free music courtesy of https://lesfm.net/
Dan brings on bass champion and overall fishing great Denny Brauer to chat all things fishing from knots to lines! Dan also brings on Jamie Cook from the Iowa DNR to talk turkey hunting and more!
Luke talks with WR #81 James Basalyga and QB coach Jamie Cook about Saturdays loss and the final game of the regular season.
Si vas a ir a un concierto de Arctic Monkeys , tienes que escuchar nuestro podcast. ¡Descubre el fascinante mundo de Arctic Monkeys en Cooltivando iDEOTAS! En esta ocasion hablamos de la historia de la icónica banda británica formada por Alex Turner, Jamie Cook, Nick O'Malley y Matt Helders. Desde sus comienzos en Sheffield, Reino Unido en 2001 hasta su ascenso meteórico en la escena indie rock. Te llevaremos en un viaje a través de su impresionante discografia: Desde su debut con "Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not" (2006), considerado "El Mejor Álbum Británico". Hasta "Favourite Worst Nightmare" (2007), que los catapultó con ventas masivas y una nominación al Mercury Prize. Exploraremos el intrigante "Humbug" (2009), producido por Josh Homme, y el aclamado "Suck it and See" (2011). Nos sumergiremos en su magistral obra "AM" (2013), que les valió premios y aclamación mundial. Luego de cinco años de anticipación, el intrigante "Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino" (2018) marca su regreso triunfal. Live at the Royal Albert Hall (2020) The Car (2022) Recordamos algunas de sus iconicas canciones, como:I Wanna Be YoursDo I Wanna Know?505Fluorescent AdolescentR U Mine?Why'd You Only Call MeWhen You're High?ArabellaWhen The Sun Goes DownI Bet You Look Good On The DancefloorBrianstormExploraremos cómo Arctic Monkeys tomó la escena musical con su primera presentación en The Grapes el 12 de junio de 2003, seguida por la creación de demos y discos que regalaban en sus shows. Gracias a la pasión de sus fans, a la distribución en línea y a su fanpage en MySpace, se convirtieron en pioneros de la atención pública vía Internet, cambiando el juego en la industria musical. Conoce a fondo a los miembros de la banda y detalles curiosos como las colaboraciones de Josh Homme, la participación de Alex Turner en la banda sonora de "Submarine" y los momentos memorables de sus giras por Estados Unidos, Canadá, México, Latinoamérica y Europa. Tambien hablamos The Last Shadow Puppets, banda creada por Alex Turner y Miles Kan, banda que de inmediato llamó la atención de la crítica posicionándolos como una de las mejores propuestas de Inglaterra. ¡Síguenos en este viaje lleno de notas, datos curiosos y anécdotas en Cooltivando Ideotas! Esperamos que lo disfruten tanto como nosotros. Cooltivando tu pase de acceso a la vibrante historia de Arctic Monkeys. Canciones, conciertos, albumes, discos y mas. Géneros: Indie rock, Garage rock revival, Rock psicodélico, Post-punk revival, Rock Británico.Camas musicales por Chillhop Records Escuchalas en Spotify – Chillhop Music Do not go, Beach Safari, Mo Anando - In Sequence, Beautiful, Morning Crackle, Alone, Friction, Willow, Fat Bao, Want to, Sunshine, Jeux D_#39_eau,
Straight from Benzinga newsdesk, host Michael O'Connor brings you the market news and stocks to watch.Subscribe to our Stocks To Watch Newsletter here : https://go.benzinga.com/sales-page-187126583617110118712659Today's Stocks:ZM PANW NVDA ROST DEWall Street expects Zoom Video Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ:ZM) to post quarterly earnings at $1.05 per share on revenue of $1.11 billion after the closing bell. Zoom Video shares gained 0.3% to $66.50 in after-hours trading.Palo Alto Networks, Inc. (NYSE:PANW) reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings and issued strong billings outlook for the year. Palo Alto shares gained 11.2% to $233.21 in the after-hours trading session.Shares of Nvidia Corp. (NASDAQ:NVDA) rose in premarket trading on Monday, inspired by positive commentaries regarding its second-quarter earnings from some analysts.ROST - Ross Stores shares are trading higher after the company reported better-than-expected Q2 financial results and issued guidance.DE- Deere reported third-quarter net sales and revenue growth of 12% Y/Y to $15.80 billion, beating the consensus of $14.25 billion. EPS of $10.20 surpassed the consensus of $8.20.Deere raised its FY23 outlook for net income to $9.75 billion-$10.00 billion from $9.25 billion-$9.50 billion.Deere shares fell 5.3% to close at $397.02 on Friday but added 0.3% in today's pre-market trading session.These analysts made changes to their price targets on Performance Food Group following earnings announcement.JP Morgan lowered the price target on Deere from $390 to $380. JP Morgan analyst Tami Zakaria maintained a Neutral rating.Credit Suisse slashed the price target on Deere from $560 to $551. Credit Suisse analyst Jamie Cook maintained an Outperform rating.UBS raised the price target on Deere from $383 to $408. UBS analyst Steven Fisher maintained a Neutral rating.Hosts:Michael O'Connor , Benzinga NewsdeskReach out to Michael at michaeloconnor@benzinga.comPartnership Contentpro.benzinga.comIf you have ideas for stocks we should cover or have feedback about the info or presentation, please drop us a line at newsdesk@benzinga.com or aslicoskun@benzinga.comAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Today's guest is Chris Killourhy, Managing director of QBE Re. The reinsurance market has been through some comprehensive changes in the last 12 months and so has QBE Re. In this podcast we delve right into the evolving appetites and re-vamped strategy at this well-respected medium-sized reinsurer. In the past QBE Re was viewed as a highly competent and nimble trader in the markets in which it operated. Today it is evolving into a player that is looking to become a long-term across-the-board partner for the right kind of cedant. Chris hopes that this strategy will deliver a growing, balanced portfolio and a more predictable and less volatile level of earnings than in the past. Chris is a qualified actuary and has had a really varied career to date, which has already included multiple roles within the wider QBE group. But, unlike the apocryphal actuary to be found as the butt of hundreds of insurance jokes, he lays out his stall with great eloquence and his ideas on how to build a more balanced portfolio make for fascinating listening. Listen on for many wise insights and a clear vision for how a mid-sized reinsurer should navigate this market and how it can best compliment and benefit from its ownership by a major global insurance parent group. NOTES: Chris refers to a Jamie. That's Jamie Cook, QBE Re's Chief Partnership Officer. LINKS: We thank our naming sponsor AdvantageGo: https://www.advantagego.com/
Nese episódio do podcast ‘Minha Canção', Sarah Oliveira destaca a trajetória do quarteto britânico Arctic Monkeys, formada por Alex Turner, Matt Helders, Jamie Cook e Nick O'Malley.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Welcome to the Sing Second Sports Podcast! A podcast covering the physical mission of the U.S. Naval Academy, and featuring the athletes, coaches and staff at USNA. The season ended for Men's basketball. We break it down with Wags. We look ahead to the meat of the lacrosse seasons. We do that by talking to Navy Football QB and Lacrosse Attackman, Xavier Arline. We also chat with Coach Jamie Cook about a pretty amazing Patriot League sweep by the men's and women's indoor T&F teams. Share feedback on Twitter @wesingsecond...slide into our DMs or tweet at us directly. BEAT ARMY!
Join hosts Brittany French and Rob McDonald with our latest guest Jamie Cook of Iowa DNR. Jamie is the Hunter Ed Coordinator for Iowa Department of Natural Resources, along with many other hats. Be sure and tell your friends about the Great Plains Outdoors Podcast, and thanks for tuning in!
Who doesn't love a casual chat between two movie, music lovin' fans. That's exactly what Jamie and I deliver to your ears once again. The joys of yesteryear to the joys and sighs of today. We cover it all once again as fans for the fans. Enjoy and subscribe.
On this episode of the podcast, we are joined by the chief executive of the Angling Trust, Jamie Cook. Now, while Jamie has his hands full in the world of angling politics, he is also an avid carp angler. So, we took a look into Jamie's fishing in the Reading area, where he targeted ancient carp, some of which, have become more famous in recent years.
This week joining Hassan is CEO of The Angling Trust and experienced all round angler Jamie Cook.Jamie has come into the limelight for many due to his role and the great work that The Angling Trust did in getting us back on the banks over lockdown. However, the man has more to him then just his job and he talks in depth about his awesome carp fishing experience on the most prestigious of Reading big carp waters such as Pingewood and Englefield.Jamie goes on to talk about his significant carp captures on the likes of Ashmead and Dorchester Lagoon before talking through his more multi species based recent fishing focus.He talks in length about the Angling Trust and what actually happens with the money they receive. He also touches on other issues affecting our sport such as predation and what exactly is being done about protecting the future of our sport.Jamie is an intelligent, gifted angler with a very secret but equally impressive carp fishing pedigree, enjoy the next few hours learning more about the man behind the new look angling Trust.
The New Academic Building is a transformative project for Murdoch University and for the national Higher Education sector more broadly. The project consists of a unique timber structure, over 130 meters long and comprised of four storeys. In this episode we're speaking with the project team; Edward Berry the Architect from Lyons, Jamie Cook the builder from Multiplex, Pratik Shrestha the Engineer from Aurecon and Mario Busolli a supplier from XLam Dolomiti about; The special focus on building modelling, Managing the supply chain during design, And of course the lessons learned for all the team If you want to learn more about designing or building with timber, I recommend you go to the WoodSolutions Website and download the Technical Design Guides: https://www.woodsolutions.com.au/publications I recommend watching the WoodSolutions weekly webinars. Previous recordings can be found on the WoodSolutions website: https://woodsolutions.com.au/
Every week, I get the pleasure of speaking to interesting and inspiring people from all walks of life, but I had an idea to speak to someone that's a passionate fan of movies and music. One that's seen ALOT of gigs and supports in spades. Jamie is a diehard fan and tells an incredible story of an early childhood screening of Jaws in 76, to seeing KISS at the height of KISSMANIA in 1980. We talk as a pair of fans and share some love of venues, gigs, movies and The Warriors. Enjoy.
We've talked about surviving summer with young kids home all day, but what about as our kids get older? Jamie Cook is back on the show, talking about enjoying summer with teens and tweens. For full show notes, including the three takeaways, go to https://3in30podcast.com/235-jamie-cook Episode sponsors: Siena and Co Swimwear: Use the code 3IN30 for free shipping on your order. BetterHelp: Use the code 3in30 to get 10% off your first month of online therapy! Faherty Brand: Go to fahertybrand.com/3in30 and use the code 3in30 to get 20% off your first order. ***
Where do you fall on a scale of excited-to-shuddering-in-fear over summer's fast approach? Tune in for how to stay sane with kids home this summer with Jamie Cook. For full show notes, including the three takeaways, go to https://3in30podcast.com/234-jamie-cook Episode sponsors: Prose: For your free in-depth hair consultation and 15% off! Rothys: Get $20 off your first purchase at rothys.com/3IN30. BetterHelp: Use the code 3in30 to get 10% off your first month of online therapy! ***
Top Water, Energy, Stocks and Funds articles covered: “5 'Blue Economy' Stocks and Funds”; “These 2 Renewable Energy Stocks Are Too Cheap to Ignore”; “Technical Analyst Sees Lots of Upside Potential in This Alternative Energy Stock”; “Why Enphase Energy Stock Soared in February”; “Why Digital Realty Trust is a leading Socially Responsible Dividend (DLR) stock” PODCAST: Top Water, Energy, Stocks and Funds Transcript & Links, Episode 78, March 11, 2022 Hello, Ron Robins here. I do hope that you are ok and managing to stay calm, healthy, and focused on what positive contribution you can make to help alleviate the terrible distress in these deeply troublesome times. Investing in ethical and sustainable companies has never been more important than it is now! Anyhow, welcome to podcast episode 78 published on March 11, 2022, titled “Top Water, Energy, Stocks and Funds” — and presented by Investing for the Soul. Investingforthesoul.com is your site for vital global ethical and sustainable investing news, commentary, information, and resources. Remember that you can find a full transcript, links to content – including stock symbols, quotes, and bonus material – at this episode's podcast page located at investingforthesoul.com/podcasts. Now, just a reminder. I do not evaluate any of the stocks or funds mentioned in this podcast. Furthermore, if you're concerned about the ESG and sustainability ratings of any stock or fund included in this podcast, check your broker's online site for such information. If your broker doesn't have this information, signup for free with Morningstar and you can gain access to company and fund ESG-sustainability ratings. Please note, I receive no compensation from Morningstar or anyone else covered in these podcasts. Also, if any terms are unfamiliar to you, simply Google them. ------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Top Water, Energy, Stocks and Funds Now the first article I want to review concerns the water industry — an industry receiving great attention from ethical and sustainable investors. The article's title is 5 'Blue Economy' Stocks and Funds. It's written by Nellie S. Huang and published by Kiplinger. Ms. Huang writes, quote… “The blue economy represents all of the dollars spent to improve the economic growth, health and livelihood of ocean and coastal zone ecosystems… ‘You can't have a healthy planet without a healthy ocean,' says Louise Heaps, the head of sustainable blue economy at the global nonprofit WWF, in London… (The article continues)…We recommend two funds that focus on water sustainability. We also found the stocks of three companies doing interesting things that will help us use water more efficiently or that go some way toward stemming water pollution. (The funds and stocks are…) 1) Fidelity Water Sustainability Fund (FLOWX) (Is) a new, actively managed fund, focuses on firms working on solving the world's water crisis… Industrial machinery is the fund's top industry weighting at a quarter of assets. It's followed by water utilities (17%) and electronic equipment and instruments (15%), as well as 11% of assets each in building products and industrial conglomerates. Roper Technologies (ROP) and American Water Works (AWK) are top holdings. (The fund) has returned 7.9% over the past 12 months. 2) Invesco Water Resources ETF (PHO) Invesco has three water-focused exchange-traded funds (ETFs), but we favor Invesco Water Resources ETF… because it tracks a Nasdaq index that includes companies creating products designed to conserve and purify water. Invesco Water Resources ETF is similar to Fidelity Water Sustainability Fund in that its largest asset concentrations are in machinery (27%) and water utilities (20%). However, it also has a substantial 16% invested in life sciences tools and services. Waters Corp. (WAT) and American Water Works (AWK) top the portfolio. The fund has gained 9.4% over the past 12 months. 3) Tetra Tech (TTEK) Is an engineering and consulting firm has big roles in many sustainable areas, including water management. For instance, the company helped a Kentucky sewer system authority save $200 million from 2006 to date by building a high-tech, real-time system to monitor and manage sewer system overflow during periods of heavy rain… Stifel analyst Noelle Dilts recommends the blue economy stock. ‘We believe the company is well positioned to benefit from strong secular drivers in water and environmental services, with 85% [or more] of revenues tied to these markets,' she says. Analysts expect the company… to deliver annual earnings growth of 9% in 2022 and 8% in 2023. 4) Danimer Scientific (DNMR) The ocean is home to five plastic islands of floating trash; one is roughly twice the size of Texas. Danimer Scientific could help reduce that. It is developing a kind of plastic that is 100% biodegradable and compostable… Danimer Scientific… had its initial public offering in December 2020. The company has a $409 million market value, no profits and just $53 million in revenue over the past 12 months… Jeffries analyst Laurence Alexander rates the stock a Buy, saying that 2022 should be a ‘validation year,' when leading brands adopt its plastic. It already has a number of well-known customers, including PepsiCo (PEP) and Walmart (WMT). 5) Deere (DE) Excessive use of fertilizer can run off into waterways, harming plants, animals and habitats, not to mention water quality. ‘If we could just reduce the use of fertilizer, that would have the biggest positive impact on water,' says Putnam's Collins. Deere's ‘See & Spray Select' technology, installed on a fertilizer sprayer, uses camera technology to identify color differentiation in the field so that only weeds get sprayed with herbicides. The system reduces herbicide use by 77%, on average… Deere has its share of eco-bugaboos, but it's a leader in precision agriculture – technology that helps increase crop yields and minimize the use of fertilizers, two key environmental pluses… Credit Suisse's Jamie Cook rates the stock Outperform.” End quotes. ------------------------------------------------------------- 2. Top Water, Energy, Stocks and Funds Now back to familiar territory with this article titled These 2 Renewable Energy Stocks Are Too Cheap to Ignore. By Neha Chamaria and Rekha Khandelwal on fool.com. Here are some quotes from the authors on their picks. “1) Neha Chamaria recommends Brookfield Renewable Partners (NYSE: BEP) (The) stock is finally showing some signs of life after languishing in 2021, but there's tremendous upside potential left in the stock at current prices… Brookfield Renewable generated record funds from operations (FFO) in its third quarter, but the market paid no heed. I strongly believed it deserved better and even picked Brookfield Renewable as the only stock I'd buy in 2022 -- if I had to pick one… Brookfield Renewable's total pipeline is… almost three times the size of its existing operational capacity, and it is this pipeline that should set Brookfield Renewable on the next growth path. For now, the company expects to grow funds from operations per unit by 10% or more through 2026… That should translate into regular annual-dividend increases which could be as high as 9% each year. Now combine that with Brookfield Renewable's dividend yield of 3.4% and the potential gains from reinvesting those dividends, and you could well be on your way to making a fortune if you add this renewable dividend growth stock to your portfolio. 2) Rekha Khandelwal likes NextEra Energy Partners (NYSE: NEP) The recent correction in renewable energy stocks due to concerns relating to overvaluation and rising interest rates has contributed to the fall in NextEra Energy Partners' stock. However, the company's fundamentals remain rock-solid… NextEra Energy Partners has certain key advantages over its competitors. To begin with, it is backed by a top utility, NextEra Energy (NEE). (It) has a huge and diversified portfolio of renewable energy assets, and it's been in the renewables business for more than 30 years… NextEra Energy's investment-grade balance sheet helps it raise funds at comparatively lower costs than its smaller peers. NextEra Energy Partners announced a distribution of $0.71 for the fourth quarter, which represents a sequential increase of 3.3%. On an annualized basis, the Q4 distribution grew 15% year over year. NextEra Energy Partners expects a 12% to 15% per-year growth in its distributions through 2024. All in all, this is one renewable energy (stock) that you would surely want to buy right away.” End quotes. ------------------------------------------------------------- 3. Top Water, Energy, Stocks and Funds Continuing on the theme of renewable energy is this article titled Technical Analyst Sees Lots of Upside Potential in This Alternative Energy Stock. Found on investorideas.com. Source: Clive Maund. Here are some quotes. “Things are going well for solar stock UGE International Ltd. (UGE:TSX.V; UGEIF:OTCQB), which looks like a buy here after what is believed to be prolonged base building since it hit bottom last June after a reactive phase… There is plenty of upside potential from here, as made clear by the position of the MACD indicator.” End quotes. ------------------------------------------------------------- 4. Top Water, Energy, Stocks and Funds Now to one of the favorite companies by analysts featured in these podcasts. It's covered in this article titled Why Enphase Energy Stock Soared in February. It's by Howard Smith and again found on fool.com. Here are some quotes from Mr. Smith. “The stock of solar system technology company Enphase Energy (NASDAQ: ENPH) had a strong month in February. Two separate catalysts were really responsible for the gains, resulting in an overall jump of 18.7% for the month, according to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence. First, the company reported its fourth-quarter and full-year 2021 results on Feb. 8, prompting a big single-day pop in the stock. The second catalyst wasn't company-specific. Many solar and other alternative-energy stocks have soared in the final days of February as oil prices jumped on the backdrop of war in Ukraine and geopolitical uncertainty. After having given up some gains made after its strong earnings report, (Its) shares of Enphase soared almost 32% in the last five days of the month. Enphase reported record revenue of $412.7 million for its fourth quarter, bringing full year 2021 revenue to $1.38 billion, jumping nearly 80% over the 2020 total of $774.4 million. After generating $92.7 million in cash flow from operations, and spending $300 million in share repurchases in December, Enphase also ended the year with $1 billion in cash on its balance sheet… For investors, the main concern with Enphase should be its valuation. At its recent market cap of $21.2 billion, shares are trading at a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of almost 150. While continued strong growth should bring that down over the next several years, it's an investment that comes with plenty of risk should there be any stumbles in the company's growth rate.” End quotes. ------------------------------------------------------------- Why Digital Realty Trust is a leading Socially Responsible Dividend (DLR) stock Looking for dividends, then see this article titled Why Digital Realty Trust is a leading Socially Responsible Dividend (DLR) stock. It's authored by Eleon on goodwordnews.com. Now some quotes from the author. “Digital Realty Trust Inc (Symbol: DLR) has been named one of the best socially responsible dividend stocks by Dividend Channel, meaning a stock with above average results. ‘Dividend rank' statistics, including a high yield of 3.5%, as well as being recognized by leading asset managers as being a socially responsible investment… According to ETF Channel's ETF Finder, Digital Realty Trust Inc is a member of the iShares USA ESG Select (SUSA) ETF, representing 0.19% of the fund's underlying holdings, which holds $7,077,077 in DLR shares. The annualized dividend paid by Digital Realty Trust Inc is $4.64/share, currently paid in quarterly installments… DLR operates in the REIT sector.” End quotes. ------------------------------------------------------------- Recommendations Related to Australian Stocks 1. Title 2 exciting ASX growth shares for March 2022 26 February 2022 (fool.com.au). By Tristan Harrison. Quote “Australian Ethical (ASX: AEF) is investing significantly for growth and is benefiting from rapidly growing FUM; (and) Airtasker's (ART) platform gives it a high gross profit margin and it is growing quickly, particularly in the US and UK.” End quote. 2. Title 2 popular ETFs you need to know (fool.com.au). The ETFs are BetaShares Asia Technology Tigers ETF (ASX: ASIA) and Betashares Global Sustainability Leaders ETF (ASX: ETHI) ------------------------------------------------------------- Ending Comment Well, these are my top news stories with their stock and fund tips -- for this podcast: “Top Water, Energy, Stocks and Funds.” To get all the links, stock symbols, or to read the transcript of this podcast -- and more -- go to investingforthesoul.com/podcasts and scroll down to this episode. Also, be sure to click the like and subscribe buttons in Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, or wherever you download or listen to this podcast. And please click the share buttons to share this podcast with your friends and family. Let's promote ethical and sustainable investing as a ‘forceful hope' in these troubled times! Contact me if you have any questions. Thank you for listening. Talk to you next on March 25. Bye for now. © 2022 Ron Robins, Investing for the Soul.
Interview with Iowa's Department of Natural Resources Hunter Education Coordinator, Jamie Cook. Iowa resident looking to learn to hunt? Thinking its too late in life- never! Hear Jamie's story and passion for the work he does and how you can learn more or get involved yourself! We have a great team here in Iowa and lots of opportunities coming to get you out hunting! Join us as we talk bird dogs, hunting memories, hunting and license numbers, and a lot more! Iowa DNR Learn to Hunt: https://www.iowadnr.gov/Hunting/Hunter-Education/Learn-to-Hunt
Iain Macintosh speaks to Russell Hammant from Sports Interactive to give you the comprehensive guide to hiring, and firing, in those crucial non-playing roles. Alvaro Romeo from The Totally Football Show takes us to the beautiful Galician town of La Coruña in Northern Spain for More Than A Score. Joe Devine, the big cheese or queso grande of Tifo, passes on his FM 22 advice in What Did You Learn? Plus your letters cover Build A Nation saves, increasing your reputation and a ballad for ex-Oxford United and Oxford City winger Jamie Cook...
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Arctic Monkeys é uma banda britânica de rock formada em 2002 nos subúrbios da cidade de Sheffield, na Inglaterra. O grupo é formado por Alex Turner, Matt Helders, Jamie Cook e Nick O'Malley. Seu primeiro álbum foi o disco de estreia que vendeu mais rápido na história das paradas de sucesso britânicas e, em 2013, a revista Rolling Stone o nomeou como o 30º melhor álbum de todos os tempos. ►► Espalhe poesia. Apoie o nosso projeto e cresça junto! _________________________________ Arctic Monkeys - R U mine? Use #tomaaiumpoema Siga @tomaaiumpoema _________________________________ Música: R U mine? Compositores: Turner Alex / O'malley Nicholas Edward Letra de R U Mine? © Emi Music Publishing Ltd Voz: Jéssica Iancoski | @euiancoski https://tomaaiumpoema.com.br
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Arctic Monkeys é uma banda britânica de rock formada em 2002 nos subúrbios da cidade de Sheffield, na Inglaterra. O grupo é formado por Alex Turner, Matt Helders, Jamie Cook e Nick O'Malley. Seu primeiro álbum foi o disco de estreia que vendeu mais rápido na história das paradas de sucesso britânicas e, em 2013, a revista Rolling Stone o nomeou como o 30º melhor álbum de todos os tempos ►► Espalhe poesia. Apoie o nosso projeto e cresça junto! _________________________________ Arctic Monkeys - Only Ones Who Know Use #tomaaiumpoema Siga @tomaaiumpoema _________________________________ Música: Only Ones Who Know Compositores: Alex Turner Letra de Only Ones Who Know © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC Voz: Jéssica Iancoski | @euiancoski https://tomaaiumpoema.com.br
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This month we caught up with Dave Mag and delve into a life filled with angling. Dave spent years in the limelight of carp angling, catching some of the most prestigious carp of our generation. However life is different these days, Dave's angling is very much on his own terms, with a young family and very busy job carp fishing often consists of short sessions, fitting in around life but that's not stopped him catching more incredible carp. A naturally gifted angler with a seriously impressive album. Dave does it his own way and catches loads. We've also got Jamie Cook back on to chat about some new projects being run by the Angling Trust that are well worth getting involved in.
We're joined this month by John Beecher or "The Cabbie" as some may know him. John isn't usually one for sharing his stories so it was a pleasure to have him on the podcast. We chat about the big Chertsy carp, the Royal plus many of the old Horton Church lake jewels. John has caught loads of big carp, at times using different tactics to most. Many a time using just one rod. Plus we have the pleasure of Jamie Cook from the Angling Trust back on as we discuss the risks of Natural England's seemingly Anti Carp agenda!
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How did Linchhill get stocked? where did those special fish come from? fish like Bitemark and the late Petals? History’s important in all walks of life, having an appreciation of our carp fishing heritage always proves just how many big carp are around today in comparison. Our guests this month are two men on a mission to document the history of Oxford carp are Paul Harris and Geoff Adams. These guys have lived and breathed the Oxford scene since kids and have now started to collate it’s rich carp fishing history into a book that will document a part of the county that is now a magnet for so many carp anglers. We also have Jamie Cook from the Angling Trust, we talk about a really important campaign linked to water companies discharging raw sewage into rivers and costal waters over 400,000 last year, a 37% increase on the prior year!
Brewer and winemaker Phil Sexton is a legendary figure in the Australian drinks industry. He founded Matilda Bay Brewing Company, Australia's first craft brewery, in 1983.After Foster's acquired Matilda Bay, Phil went on to co-found arguably the country's most influential craft brewery, Little Creatures.He established Margaret River winery Devil's Lair in 1981, and in 1997 came his foray into cooler climate wines in the Yarra Valley, where he created the Innocent Bystander and Giant Steps brands.Phil has had a very eventful 18 months. In October 2019 he shocked the brewing world when he announced he would relaunch Matilda Bay from his base in Healesville, partnering with the brand's current owner, Carlton & United Breweries.And in August 2019, he announced the sale of Giant Steps to US company Jackson Family Wines.The deal follows his successful exits from Devil's Lair, sold to Southcorp – now known as Treasury Wine Estates – in 1996; Little Creatures, which floated on the stock exchange in 2005 before being wholly acquired by Lion; and Innocent Bystander, which he sold to Brown Brothers in 2016.In a long overdue interview on the Drinks Adventures podcast, Phil updates us on the goings on at the reborn Matilda Bay, as well as Giant Steps, post the sale.We touch on some of the earlier chapters in his career and get his thoughts on recent industry developments such as the sale of fellow Yarra winery Oakridge to Woolworths subsidiary Endeavour Group, plus the demise of his former employer in the US, the pioneering Portland brewery Bridgeport.And the conversation goes down a few other rabbit holes that I hope you enjoy exploring as much as I did.There's a few earlier episodes of Drinks Adventures that I recommend you listen to after today's episode, if you haven't already.In Season 1, we met Janice McDonald, who worked alongside Phil at Matilda Bay, Devil's Lair and Little Creatures, so that's essential listening for another perspective on those early years.And in Season 2, our documentary on Stone & Wood Brewing Company, whose co-founders Brad Rogers, Jamie Cook and Ross Jurisich were previously involved with Matilda Bay.First off in today's episode, I asked Phil how he came to the decision to sell Giant Steps, a company revered for its single vineyard expressions of pinot noir and chardonnay.
Bazil was one of the most iconic Carp to have swam in our opinion and it's no surprise that anglers would dedicate years and years of time to pursue this special carp. One such angler was Steve Fudge aka Fudgey. Steve dedicated 96 nights in pursuit of Bazil and this is his tale to tell. We also discuss pre baiting edges, sponsorships and have the pleasure to welcome Jamie Cook back on from the Angling Trust to tell us whats been happening in his world since night fishing was back on the agenda.
Mark Bryant is back with story like no other, a four year quest in search of a few special carp, a story that Mark has never told or ever published. Hiding in bushes, baiting at midnight, buried treasure and wrestling with badgers are just a few of the hurdles that make this one an extra special episode, one not to be missed. Marks personal fishing is rarely spoken about but rest assured, when he’s on it, his focus and commitment is incredible. Sit tight as this one will have you on edge of your seats. One mans quest into the unknown...... Plus we have Jamie Cook back on to give us an update on all things Angling Trust related.
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This month Mike takes the opportunity to delve into Mark's life as he talks through his struggles with school and his football career. But from the struggles came a gritted determination to make Baitworks a success. The struggle was real. Plus we have Jamie Cook back on from the Angling Trust with a monthly round up of whats happening in his world. We chat through the next steps for angling and discuss a really important campaign that the Trust have got involved in over in Kent, where the Kent Wildlife Trust are trying to evict a long standing fishing club from waters they control!
6. Laura - Join us on a walk recorded in early January 2021 around Partick in the West End of Glasgow. 'Wanderings: an audio companion for those who walk alone' is a podcast about loneliness. A podcast about loneliness designed to be listened to while on a walk. Join performing artist and theatre maker, Amy Conway, as she sets off to unpack this complex and universal emotion. Over 6 episodes she will embark on 6 different walking conversations with some of the people in her life and will attempt to confront the problem of loneliness during a time of immense uncertainty and widespread social isolation. Amy will also invite you into her own personal struggle with loneliness, sharing her private thoughts and intimate voice messages sent to close friends over the course of 2020. You are invited to join her on this journey into the wilderness and in doing so you are granted permission to wander. Conceived, Recorded & Edited by Amy Conway. Produced by Stephanie Katie Hunter. Music by Jamie Cook. Additional Editing & Sound Design by Tessa Flannery. Graphic Design by Sean McGonigal. Wanderings: an audio companion for those who walk alone is part of Incubation, a multi-artist project funded by Creative Scotland. With special thanks to Rosemary Cunningham, Norman Bain, Vicky Mohieddeen, John Conway, Stephanie Katie Hunter & Laura Edwards for walking with me.
5. Steph - Join us on a walk recorded in early November 2020 around Alexandra Park in the East End of Glasgow. 'Wanderings: an audio companion for those who walk alone' is a podcast about loneliness. A podcast about loneliness designed to be listened to while on a walk. Join performing artist and theatre maker, Amy Conway, as she sets off to unpack this complex and universal emotion. Over 6 episodes she will embark on 6 different walking conversations with some of the people in her life and will attempt to confront the problem of loneliness during a time of immense uncertainty and widespread social isolation. Amy will also invite you into her own personal struggle with loneliness, sharing her private thoughts and intimate voice messages sent to close friends over the course of 2020. You are invited to join her on this journey into the wilderness and in doing so you are granted permission to wander. Conceived, Recorded & Edited by Amy Conway. Produced by Stephanie Katie Hunter. Music by Jamie Cook. Additional Editing & Sound Design by Tessa Flannery. Graphic Design by Sean McGonigal. Wanderings: an audio companion for those who walk alone is part of Incubation, a multi-artist project funded by Creative Scotland. With special thanks to Rosemary Cunningham, Norman Bain, Vicky Mohieddeen, John Conway, Stephanie Katie Hunter & Laura Edwards for walking with me.
4. John - Join us on a walk recorded in early October 2020 around the southwest of Sheffield. 'Wanderings: an audio companion for those who walk alone' is a podcast about loneliness. A podcast about loneliness designed to be listened to while on a walk. Join performing artist and theatre maker, Amy Conway, as she sets off to unpack this complex and universal emotion. Over 6 episodes she will embark on 6 different walking conversations with some of the people in her life and will attempt to confront the problem of loneliness during a time of immense uncertainty and widespread social isolation. Amy will also invite you into her own personal struggle with loneliness, sharing her private thoughts and intimate voice messages sent to close friends over the course of 2020. You are invited to join her on this journey into the wilderness and in doing so you are granted permission to wander. Conceived, Recorded & Edited by Amy Conway. Produced by Stephanie Katie Hunter. Music by Jamie Cook. Additional Editing & Sound Design by Tessa Flannery. Graphic Design by Sean McGonigal. Wanderings: an audio companion for those who walk alone is part of Incubation, a multi-artist project funded by Creative Scotland. With special thanks to Rosemary Cunningham, Norman Bain, Vicky Mohieddeen, John Conway, Stephanie Katie Hunter & Laura Edwards for walking with me.
3. Vicky - Join us on a walk recorded at the end of September 2020 along Troon Beach on the Ayrshire Coast. 'Wanderings: an audio companion for those who walk alone' is a podcast about loneliness. A podcast about loneliness designed to be listened to while on a walk. Join performing artist and theatre maker, Amy Conway, as she sets off to unpack this complex and universal emotion. Over 6 episodes she will embark on 6 different walking conversations with some of the people in her life and will attempt to confront the problem of loneliness during a time of immense uncertainty and widespread social isolation. Amy will also invite you into her own personal struggle with loneliness, sharing her private thoughts and intimate voice messages sent to close friends over the course of 2020. You are invited to join her on this journey into the wilderness and in doing so you are granted permission to wander. Conceived, Recorded & Edited by Amy Conway. Produced by Stephanie Katie Hunter. Music by Jamie Cook. Additional Editing & Sound Design by Tessa Flannery. Graphic Design by Sean McGonigal. Wanderings: an audio companion for those who walk alone is part of Incubation, a multi-artist project funded by Creative Scotland. With special thanks to Rosemary Cunningham, Norman Bain, Vicky Mohieddeen, John Conway, Stephanie Katie Hunter & Laura Edwards for walking with me.
2. Norman - Join us on a walk recorded in late September 2020 around Cathkin Braes Country Park on the Southside of Glasgow. 'Wanderings: an audio companion for those who walk alone' is a podcast about loneliness. A podcast about loneliness designed to be listened to while on a walk. Join performing artist and theatre maker, Amy Conway, as she sets off to unpack this complex and universal emotion. Over 6 episodes she will embark on 6 different walking conversations with some of the people in her life and will attempt to confront the problem of loneliness during a time of immense uncertainty and widespread social isolation. Amy will also invite you into her own personal struggle with loneliness, sharing her private thoughts and intimate voice messages sent to close friends over the course of 2020. You are invited to join her on this journey into the wilderness and in doing so you are granted permission to wander. Conceived, Recorded & Edited by Amy Conway. Produced by Stephanie Katie Hunter. Music by Jamie Cook. Additional Editing & Sound Design by Tessa Flannery. Graphic Design by Sean McGonigal. Wanderings: an audio companion for those who walk alone is part of Incubation, a multi-artist project funded by Creative Scotland. With special thanks to Rosemary Cunningham, Norman Bain, Vicky Mohieddeen, John Conway, Stephanie Katie Hunter & Laura Edwards for walking with me.
1. Rosie - Join us on a walk recorded in early September 2020 around Pollok Country Park on the Southside of Glasgow. 'Wanderings: an audio companion for those who walk alone' is a podcast about loneliness. A podcast about loneliness designed to be listened to while on a walk. Join performing artist and theatre maker, Amy Conway, as she sets off to unpack this complex and universal emotion. Over 6 episodes she will embark on 6 different walking conversations with some of the people in her life and will attempt to confront the problem of loneliness during a time of immense uncertainty and widespread social isolation. Amy will also invite you into her own personal struggle with loneliness, sharing her private thoughts and intimate voice messages sent to close friends over the course of 2020. You are invited to join her on this journey into the wilderness and in doing so you are granted permission to wander. Conceived, Recorded & Edited by Amy Conway. Produced by Stephanie Katie Hunter. Music by Jamie Cook. Additional Editing & Sound Design by Tessa Flannery. Graphic Design by Sean McGonigal. Wanderings: an audio companion for those who walk alone is part of Incubation, a multi-artist project funded by Creative Scotland. With special thanks to Rosemary Cunningham, Norman Bain, Vicky Mohieddeen, John Conway, Stephanie Katie Hunter & Laura Edwards for walking with me.
We start 2021 looking at brewery buy outs, in this case the purchase of Two Birds Brewery by Fermentum, the group of companies best known through its ownership of Stone & Wood. In this episode, we chat with Two Birds Co-founder Jayne Lewis and Stone & Wood co-founder Jamie Cook to hear about the background to the purchase, a little about the challenges breweries face in the current climate and also Stone & Woods plans to build a new brewery...potentially funded by an IPO. Enjoy the conversation. Our partners Radio Brews News is proudly presented by Cryer Malt, who we are thrilled to announce are back supporting us for another year of conversations. With over 25 years in the field, Cryer Malt are dedicated to providing the finest brewing ingredients to help brewers create the foundations of a truly excellent beer. Your premium brewing partner - and our premium podcasting partner - Cryer Malt is proud sponsor of this conversion and the Radio Brews News channel. Every guest on Beer is a Conversation receives a new piece of exclusive merch - a branded Yeti Rambler mug, thanks to our good friends at Yeti. If you like what we do at Radio Brews News you can help us out by: Sponsoring the show Reviewing us on iTunes or your favourite podcasting service Emailing us at producer@brewsnews.com.au to share your thoughts
We start 2021 looking at brewery buy outs, in this case the purchase of Two Birds Brewery by Fermentum, the group of companies best known through its ownership of Stone & Wood. In this episode, we chat with Two Birds Co-founder Jayne Lewis and Stone & Wood co-founder Jamie Cook to hear about the background to the purchase, a little about the challenges breweries face in the current climate and also Stone & Woods plans to build a new brewery...potentially funded by an IPO. Enjoy the conversation. Our partners Radio Brews News is proudly presented by Cryer Malt, who we are thrilled to announce are back supporting us for another year of conversations. With over 25 years in the field, Cryer Malt are dedicated to providing the finest brewing ingredients to help brewers create the foundations of a truly excellent beer. Your premium brewing partner - and our premium podcasting partner - Cryer Malt is proud sponsor of this conversion and the Radio Brews News channel. Every guest on Beer is a Conversation receives a new piece of exclusive merch - a branded Yeti Rambler mug, thanks to our good friends at Yeti. If you like what we do at Radio Brews News you can help us out by: Sponsoring the show Reviewing us on iTunes or your favourite podcasting service Emailing us at producer@brewsnews.com.au to share your thoughts
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Our longest podcast to date. This month we have Jamie Cook as our special guest. A passionate angler who takes us on a trip down memory lane to a time when he was chasing some well known carp of today, fish like the Baby Black. Jamie also talks about his new role as CEO of the Angling Trust. An organisation all anglers should support as they really do make a difference in many areas that are often invisible to most of us. Mark and Mark discuss the biggest carp in the UK and also touch on the challenges of fishing lakes that have Otters hunting on them. Plus we find out how Mark once got stuck in a cat flap!
Sean Aylmer speaks to Jamie Cook, co-founder of craft beer company Stone & Wood. They talk about how the company was developed, how they market the product, the growth of the craft beer market in Australia, and what makes the perfect beer. They also discuss what happens when a founder of a successful company wants to step back from the day-to-day operations.Find out more: https://fearandgreed.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Friday 23 October 2020 The head of Australia Post stood down over gifts of Cartier watches to senior managers. Also today: Crown Resorts AGM proves to be a fiery affair, with boardroom changes on the way More than 8,000 workers dob in their bosses over JobKeeper payments And is renewable energy everything that it’s cracked up to be? Plus an interview with Jamie Cook, co-founder of the Stone & Wood Brewing Company, about the craft beer market.Find out more: https://fearandgreed.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Keith Arthur welcomes Jamie Cook aboard The Strange Boat. Jamie is CEO of The Angling Trust and Fish Legal and has a great track record fishing himself. The son of a mad keen coarse all-rounder Jamie learned to fish on the Kennet, Thames and surrounding gravel pits. His experience developed into specimen hunting with roach his favourite species. After a brief foray into match angling, he turned his focus to carp fishing and has spent a decade targeting large carp across the South of England. Jamie explains how angling became the first sport back after the initial Coronavirus lock down and what The Angling Trust is doing for fishing across the UK.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/strange-boat. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode, how an ex-punk rocker turned corporate brewer left it all behind to start one of Australia’s most successful craft breweries. “We want to be that brewery that adds massive value to every single one of our stakeholders.” Jamie Cook is the co-founder of Stone & Wood, one of one of Australia’s most loved and awarded craft beer brands. Founded in Byron Bay in 2008, Stone & Wood exceeded annual production of 12 million litres in just its tenth year of operations … to put that into perspective, only one other beer has come close to this feat in recent history. In this generous chat Jamie Cook shares, where the idea for Stone & Wood came from, how he and his partners got the original idea to market, how they financed the business in those early days (sold the business 6-months in, only to buy it back!), the importance of branding and more... Support the show: https://www.americanexpress.com/au/credit-cards/membership-benefits/idea-exchange/ See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.
The special guest dialling in for this behind-the-scenes episode is Lead Editor of the program, Jake Olver. Alongside a remastered and rejuvenated conversation with Founder of Stone & Wood Brewing, Jamie Cook, Jake and James unpack the interview, industry and business, more broadly. When he's allowed to roam free, Jake is also the co-host of the Aych Media entertainment program, Delicious Debates.
So this episode got off to kind of a rough start, but the mistake I made in calling Brian Watson, Brian Hamilton was actually a blessing in disguise. Why? Well, because I had his name wrong (the Good George Brewery is in Hamilton, hence my error), my research didn't turn yup much about his friggen amazing career...this guy is an OG, right up there with names like Dave Bonighton, Brad Rogers, Phil Sexton, Ross Jurisich, Brendan Varis, Jamie Cook, Chuck Hahn and so on...So yeah, I enjoyed discovering more about Brians adventures, just like I hope you will...in fact, I enjoyed it so much I may just have to invite him back for more story time!We of course talk a lot about the Good George Brewery story, but in typical Beer Healer Interviews style, there are a few detours and we cover a lot of ground covered in this 45 minute session, including:His link to a few of my home town breweries;His experience as an international beer judge and brewery commissioner;Being invited to Russian Rivers birthday party;Launching Vonu in Fiji;His infamous Squealers that exploded on supermarket shelves; andMaking Covid whisky from returned beer kegsI really enjoyed this chat, and look forward to the next one!
Brandon Cook, Jamie Cook, Troy Almeida and Braedon McNamara return for episode 70 of Off The Clock Sports. On this episode, they discuss their all time starting 9 baseball lineup, top 5 QBs in NFL history, who they want on the mound and batting in the bottom of the 9th in the World Series, and many more discussions. Follow Off The Clock Sports on twitter, Facebook, instagram and TikTok.
In episode 25 the guys are very fortunate to have an in depth discussion with Jamie Cook the new CEO of the Angling Trust and Fish Legal.
Live stand up comedy with, American funny man, Jamie Cook. Also, find out why John & Sam are bickering about Billy Joel. Plus there is topical news where John and Sam catch up with some interesting goings on around the world and the Burning Question: What's was your biggest hair mistake? All this introduced by John McBride and Sam O'Toole. They have been comedians for years, friends for longer, and humans for longer than that.You'd be mad to miss it. Catch Jamie Cook's full special here Find us on Facebook, Twitter, and wherever you get your podcasts. www.johnandsaminjapan.com
This week we speak with with Ben Summons and Nick Boots. Over the last few months Stone & Wood founder Jamie Cook has retired from the business and Ben Summons has stepped up from managing director of Stone & Wood into the role of CEO of the Fermentum group of companies, the overarching business. Nick Boots has in turn been promoted from Stone & Wood's head of sales to General Manager. The changing of the guard comes at a significant time for the business, as the industry faces crowding at the smaller end of the industry, and takovers at the larger end. Overseas, the largest craft breweries have run into headwinds, the craft beer segment is fragmented with a rapid proliferation of styles and competition from other categories and new and emerging categories such as hard seltzer. As you'll here both Ben and Nick have extensive careers in and out of the beer industry, including time at CUB overlapping with founders Brad Rogers, Jamie Cook and Ross Jurisich. All in all there was a lot to talk about including the origins of craft beer and whether Stone & Wood represented a lost opportunity for CUB, the opportunities and challenges facing Stone & Wood, and the challenges they face as the next generation of managers, the changing beer market and staying disciplined in in a time of change. Enjoy the conversation. Radio Brews News is proudly presented by Cryer Malt. With over 25 years in the field, Cryer Malt are dedicated to providing the finest brewing ingredients to help brewers create the foundations of a truly excellent beer. Your premium brewing partner and proud sponsors of Brews News. and this is Brews News Week. If you like what we do at Radio Brews News you can help us out by: Sponsoring the show Reviewing us on iTunes or your favourite podcasting service Emailing us at producer@brewsnews.com.au to share your thoughts All letter writers will receive a brews news bottle opener and go into the draw to win a mixed six-pack thanks to our good friends at Beer Cartel who sponsor our letter for the week.
This week we speak with with Ben Summons and Nick Boots. Over the last few months Stone & Wood founder Jamie Cook has retired from the business and Ben Summons has stepped up from managing director of Stone & Wood into the role of CEO of the Fermentum group of companies, the overarching business. Nick Boots has in turn been promoted from Stone & Wood’s head of sales to General Manager. The changing of the guard comes at a significant time for the business, as the industry faces crowding at the smaller end of the industry, and takovers at the larger end. Overseas, the largest craft breweries have run into headwinds, the craft beer segment is fragmented with a rapid proliferation of styles and competition from other categories and new and emerging categories such as hard seltzer. As you’ll here both Ben and Nick have extensive careers in and out of the beer industry, including time at CUB overlapping with founders Brad Rogers, Jamie Cook and Ross Jurisich. All in all there was a lot to talk about including the origins of craft beer and whether Stone & Wood represented a lost opportunity for CUB, the opportunities and challenges facing Stone & Wood, and the challenges they face as the next generation of managers, the changing beer market and staying disciplined in in a time of change. Enjoy the conversation. Radio Brews News is proudly presented by Cryer Malt. With over 25 years in the field, Cryer Malt are dedicated to providing the finest brewing ingredients to help brewers create the foundations of a truly excellent beer. Your premium brewing partner and proud sponsors of Brews News. and this is Brews News Week. If you like what we do at Radio Brews News you can help us out by: Sponsoring the show Reviewing us on iTunes or your favourite podcasting service Emailing us at producer@brewsnews.com.au to share your thoughts All letter writers will receive a brews news bottle opener and go into the draw to win a mixed six-pack thanks to our good friends at Beer Cartel who sponsor our letter for the week.
Brandon Cook lets his father Jamie Cook join the show to discuss the Houston Astros cheating scandal and their favourite sports memories.
This week Pete is joined by Brews News Senior Journalist Clare Burnett, and there's lots to cover. Jamie Cook steps down as IBA chair ATO figures reveal brewers' tax contributions Entries now open for AIBA 2020 Registrations open for WA Beer Week 2020 Gage Roads ‘changing gears' in 2020 as revenues rise ABAC dismiss trio of complaints Radio Brews News is proudly presented by Cryer Malt. With over 25 years in the field, Cryer Malt are dedicated to providing the finest brewing ingredients to help brewers create the foundations of a truly excellent beer. Your premium brewing partner and proud sponsors of Brews News. We thank Rallings Labels and Stickers for sponsoring this podcast. Call Rallings on 1300 852 235 to discover a more efficient way to get your small batch canning labels done. If you like what we do at Radio Brews News you can help us out by: Sponsoring the show Reviewing us on iTunes or your favourite podcasting service Emailing us at producer@brewsnews.com.au to share your thoughts All letter writers will receive a Brews News bottle opener and go into the draw to win a mixed six-pack thanks to our good friends at Beer Cartel who sponsor our letter for the week.
This week Pete is joined by Brews News Senior Journalist Clare Burnett, and there's lots to cover. Jamie Cook steps down as IBA chair ATO figures reveal brewers’ tax contributions Entries now open for AIBA 2020 Registrations open for WA Beer Week 2020 Gage Roads ‘changing gears’ in 2020 as revenues rise ABAC dismiss trio of complaints Radio Brews News is proudly presented by Cryer Malt. With over 25 years in the field, Cryer Malt are dedicated to providing the finest brewing ingredients to help brewers create the foundations of a truly excellent beer. Your premium brewing partner and proud sponsors of Brews News. We thank Rallings Labels and Stickers for sponsoring this podcast. Call Rallings on 1300 852 235 to discover a more efficient way to get your small batch canning labels done. If you like what we do at Radio Brews News you can help us out by: Sponsoring the show Reviewing us on iTunes or your favourite podcasting service Emailing us at producer@brewsnews.com.au to share your thoughts All letter writers will receive a Brews News bottle opener and go into the draw to win a mixed six-pack thanks to our good friends at Beer Cartel who sponsor our letter for the week.
For our 19th episode I chat to Jamie Cook, co-founder of Stone and Wood and the current Chairman of the IBA or Independent Brewers Association. We cover a range of topics including, the purpose and role or the IBA, current and previous projects, challenges the craft brewers are facing and what we can expect in the future. For all the latest craft beer, head to the Beer Cartel Website: http://bit.ly/beercartelbeers
This conversation is a very deep dive into the industry and the stories behind it as we chat with Doug Donelan, who recently retired from his role as CEO at New Zealand Hops. After a varied career, that included falling in love with home brew, Doug got his start as an apprentice brewer under Chuck Hahn at the original Hahn Brewery in 1990. He saw the triumphs and the challenges that saw the business eventually go into receivership before being purchased by Tooheys. Deciding to stay on Doug worked in product development roles before being tapped on the shoulder to re-join Chuck as he launched what we now know as the James Squire brand at the Malt Shovel Brewery. He worked there in the early days of Australia's craft brewery renaissance before spending the last 13 years as head of New Zealand hops. In a similar vein to our chats with Jamie Cook and Phil Sexton, this is a wide ranging chat the looks at the modern evolution of beer and the rise of craft brewing, as well as the development of the New Zealand hop industry. It is a fascinating chat, and one that could have gone on and on. Enjoy the conversation. Radio Brews News is proudly presented by Cryer Malt. With over 25 years in the field, Cryer Malt has been bringing you the world's best local and imported malts. Your premium brewing partner and proud supporters of Brews News. We also thank Unleashed Software for supporting the show. Unleashed is more than inventory management software. It's a system that runs your whole business operations and gives you an unfair brewing advantage. Learn how Unleashed can help you run and grow your brewery. If you like what we do at Radio Brews News you can help us out by: Sponsoring the show Reviewing us on iTunes or your favourite podcasting service Emailing us at producer@brewsnews.com.au to share your thoughts All letter writers will receive a brews news bottle opener and go into the draw to win a mixed six-pack thanks to our good friends at Beer Cartel who sponsor our letter for the week.
This conversation is a very deep dive into the industry and the stories behind it as we chat with Doug Donelan, who recently retired from his role as CEO at New Zealand Hops. After a varied career, that included falling in love with home brew, Doug got his start as an apprentice brewer under Chuck Hahn at the original Hahn Brewery in 1990. He saw the triumphs and the challenges that saw the business eventually go into receivership before being purchased by Tooheys. Deciding to stay on Doug worked in product development roles before being tapped on the shoulder to re-join Chuck as he launched what we now know as the James Squire brand at the Malt Shovel Brewery. He worked there in the early days of Australia’s craft brewery renaissance before spending the last 13 years as head of New Zealand hops. In a similar vein to our chats with Jamie Cook and Phil Sexton, this is a wide ranging chat the looks at the modern evolution of beer and the rise of craft brewing, as well as the development of the New Zealand hop industry. It is a fascinating chat, and one that could have gone on and on. Enjoy the conversation. Radio Brews News is proudly presented by Cryer Malt. With over 25 years in the field, Cryer Malt has been bringing you the world’s best local and imported malts. Your premium brewing partner and proud supporters of Brews News. We also thank Unleashed Software for supporting the show. Unleashed is more than inventory management software. It’s a system that runs your whole business operations and gives you an unfair brewing advantage. Learn how Unleashed can help you run and grow your brewery. If you like what we do at Radio Brews News you can help us out by: Sponsoring the show Reviewing us on iTunes or your favourite podcasting service Emailing us at producer@brewsnews.com.au to share your thoughts All letter writers will receive a brews news bottle opener and go into the draw to win a mixed six-pack thanks to our good friends at Beer Cartel who sponsor our letter for the week.
Beer is a Conversation is our weekly sit down with some of the people who make the beer industry the interesting and dynamic industry it is and through these conversations we dig a little deeper into the stories behind the business of beer and brewing. And this week's conversation is a deeper dive on steroids as we chat with Stone & Wood's Jamie Cook. Jamie is no stranger to Radio Brews News, if just as the namesake for the Cook limit. But more importantly he has been a frequent guest through his roles as a founder of Stone & Wood, and of the Craft Beer Industry Association and now Chair of the Independent Brewers Association board. For all of those conversations, we haven't talked much about Jamie himself. Last week Jamie turned sixty and this week he has issued a statement saying that many years ago he made a promise to himself that he would use that milestone to reset his priorities to give more time to himself, his family and adventure whilst winding back from a day to day working life. As such he has announced that he will be stepping back from his role as CEO of Fermentum - the overarching business behind Stone & Wood - retiring to the role of Chair of the Fermentum Board in December this year. Jamie has had a long history in the brewing industry, and his career has spanned some of the most interesting periods of Australian brewing...before he even co-founded Stone & Wood. If you are fascinated by brewing history and the evolution of the current craft beer revival, or if you are a student of the business of brewing, this is a fascinating conversation with one of the giants of the Australian industry. Enjoy the conversation. Radio Brews News is proudly presented by Cryer Malt. With over 25 years in the field, Cryer Malt has been bringing you the world's best local and imported malts. Your premium brewing partner and proud supporters of Brews News. We thank Rallings Labels and Stickers for sponsoring this podcast. Call Rallings on 1300 852 235 to discover a more efficient way to get your small batch canning labels done. If you like what we do at Radio Brews News you can help us out by: Sponsoring the show Reviewing us on iTunes or your favourite podcasting service Emailing us at producer@brewsnews.com.au to share your thoughts All letter writers will receive a brews news bottle opener and go into the draw to win a mixed six-pack thanks to our good friends at Beer Cartel who sponsor our letter for the week.
Beer is a Conversation is our weekly sit down with some of the people who make the beer industry the interesting and dynamic industry it is and through these conversations we dig a little deeper into the stories behind the business of beer and brewing. And this week’s conversation is a deeper dive on steroids as we chat with Stone & Wood’s Jamie Cook. Jamie is no stranger to Radio Brews News, if just as the namesake for the Cook limit. But more importantly he has been a frequent guest through his roles as a founder of Stone & Wood, and of the Craft Beer Industry Association and now Chair of the Independent Brewers Association board. For all of those conversations, we haven’t talked much about Jamie himself. Last week Jamie turned sixty and this week he has issued a statement saying that many years ago he made a promise to himself that he would use that milestone to reset his priorities to give more time to himself, his family and adventure whilst winding back from a day to day working life. As such he has announced that he will be stepping back from his role as CEO of Fermentum - the overarching business behind Stone & Wood - retiring to the role of Chair of the Fermentum Board in December this year. Jamie has had a long history in the brewing industry, and his career has spanned some of the most interesting periods of Australian brewing...before he even co-founded Stone & Wood. If you are fascinated by brewing history and the evolution of the current craft beer revival, or if you are a student of the business of brewing, this is a fascinating conversation with one of the giants of the Australian industry. Enjoy the conversation. Radio Brews News is proudly presented by Cryer Malt. With over 25 years in the field, Cryer Malt has been bringing you the world’s best local and imported malts. Your premium brewing partner and proud supporters of Brews News. We thank Rallings Labels and Stickers for sponsoring this podcast. Call Rallings on 1300 852 235 to discover a more efficient way to get your small batch canning labels done. If you like what we do at Radio Brews News you can help us out by: Sponsoring the show Reviewing us on iTunes or your favourite podcasting service Emailing us at producer@brewsnews.com.au to share your thoughts All letter writers will receive a brews news bottle opener and go into the draw to win a mixed six-pack thanks to our good friends at Beer Cartel who sponsor our letter for the week.
As promised on this season we will be bringing you interviews from other brewery owners and there are non better than Jamie Cook from Stone & Wood. Episode Mentions Here are the episode mentions in order of appearance in the show. Links will open in new window. Stone & Wood Matilda Bay Brewing CUB Little Creatures James Squires 2004 article ... Read More The post OPERATION BREWERY S03E02 – Jamie Cook from Stone & Wood appeared first on Black Hops Brewing.
Jamie Cook is the founder and CEO of Hexr, a London-based company behind what may be the safest bicycle helmet ever created. For decades, there has been almost no innovation in foam cycling helmets, beyond them becoming more aerodynamic. After five years of research and testing at University College London and Oxford University – and more than 3,200 prototypes – Hexr’s 3D-printed helmets began shipping earlier this month. The firm’s head-scanning app ensures you get a perfect fit.
During the recent Good Beer Week in Melbourne, the Cryer Malt trade hub at BeerDeluxe was once again a focus for the brewing industry with a number of important trade discussions taking place. Thanks to Kegstar, Brews News was able to be there to record some of these panels and we are proud to present these discussions. This panel hosted by co-founder of Totem Marketing Zoe Ottaway, was an informative discussion on product labelling, the legal requirements, the importance of adhering to these standards and the way in which ABAC treats product labelling complaints. We look at the issues from a retail perspective with Endeavour Drinks Diarmaid O'Mordha. You also hear Steve 'Hendo' Henderson formerly of Brew Cult who gives first hand experience of potentially falling foul of labelling standards and how an ABAC investigation works. And also from Jamie Cook, the Chair of the Independent Brewers Association who goes into detail about just how the the IBA can assist existing and potential brewing companies to comply with what can often be a daunting and challenging exercise. Radio Brews News is proudly presented by Cryer Malt. With over 25 years in the field, Cryer Malt has been bringing you the world's best local and imported malts. Your premium brewing partner and proud supporters of Brews News. We thank Rallings Labels and Stickers for sponsoring this podcast. Call Rallings on 1300 852 235 to discover a more efficient way to get your small batch canning labels done. If you like what we do at Radio Brews News you can help us out by: Sponsoring the show Reviewing us on iTunes or your favourite podcasting service Emailing us at producer@brewsnews.com.au to share your thoughts All letter writers will receive a brews news bottle opener and go into the draw to win a mixed six-pack thanks to our good friends at Beer Cartel who sponsor our letter for the week.
During the recent Good Beer Week in Melbourne, the Cryer Malt trade hub at BeerDeluxe was once again a focus for the brewing industry with a number of important trade discussions taking place. Thanks to Kegstar, Brews News was able to be there to record some of these panels and we are proud to present these discussions. This panel hosted by co-founder of Totem Marketing Zoe Ottaway, was an informative discussion on product labelling, the legal requirements, the importance of adhering to these standards and the way in which ABAC treats product labelling complaints. We look at the issues from a retail perspective with Endeavour Drinks Diarmaid O’Mordha. You also hear Steve 'Hendo' Henderson formerly of Brew Cult who gives first hand experience of potentially falling foul of labelling standards and how an ABAC investigation works. And also from Jamie Cook, the Chair of the Independent Brewers Association who goes into detail about just how the the IBA can assist existing and potential brewing companies to comply with what can often be a daunting and challenging exercise. Radio Brews News is proudly presented by Cryer Malt. With over 25 years in the field, Cryer Malt has been bringing you the world’s best local and imported malts. Your premium brewing partner and proud supporters of Brews News. We thank Rallings Labels and Stickers for sponsoring this podcast. Call Rallings on 1300 852 235 to discover a more efficient way to get your small batch canning labels done. If you like what we do at Radio Brews News you can help us out by: Sponsoring the show Reviewing us on iTunes or your favourite podcasting service Emailing us at producer@brewsnews.com.au to share your thoughts All letter writers will receive a brews news bottle opener and go into the draw to win a mixed six-pack thanks to our good friends at Beer Cartel who sponsor our letter for the week.
Last week saw Good Beer Week celebrated in Melbourne, and the Cryer Malt trade hub at BeerDeluxe was once again a focus for the brewing industry with a number of important trade discussions taking place. Among the panels was an update from the Independent Brewers Association. Apart from being a general update from the IBA to its members, this panel stood out because of some of the key data that was revealed. It has always been hard to quantify the size and growth of the craft and independent beer industry but the IBA has pulled together some meaningful data that gives us a clearer picture of where the craft industry sits in Australia. This week on Beer is a Conversation we catch up with IBA Chair, Jamie Cook, to dig a little deeper into the numbers A PowerPoint presentation was prepared for the presentation and you can download it here. We also discuss the upcoming BrewCon and The Indies, and the key dates are listed below. Indies entries open – 24th May 2019 Brewcon tickets go on sale – 7th June 2019 Indies entries close – 30th June 2019 Indies judging –1st – 2nd September 2019 Brewcon and Trade Show commences – 4th September 2019 Indies Awards night – 5th September 2019 Brews News' coverage of the Trade Hub was made possible by Kegstar: We own kegs, so you don't have to. Radio Brews News is proudly presented by Cryer Malt. With over 25 years in the field, Cryer Malt has been bringing you the world's best local and imported malts. Your premium brewing partner and proud supporters of Brews News. We thank Rallings Labels and Stickers for sponsoring this podcast. Call Rallings on 1300 852 235 to discover a more efficient way to get your small batch canning labels done. If you like what we do at Radio Brews News you can help us out by: Sponsoring the show Reviewing us on iTunes or your favourite podcasting service Emailing us at producer@brewsnews.com.au to share your thoughts All letter writers will receive a brews news bottle opener and go into the draw to win a mixed six-pack thanks to our good friends at Beer Cartel who sponsor our letter for the week.
Last week saw Good Beer Week celebrated in Melbourne, and the Cryer Malt trade hub at BeerDeluxe was once again a focus for the brewing industry with a number of important trade discussions taking place. Among the panels was an update from the Independent Brewers Association. Apart from being a general update from the IBA to its members, this panel stood out because of some of the key data that was revealed. It has always been hard to quantify the size and growth of the craft and independent beer industry but the IBA has pulled together some meaningful data that gives us a clearer picture of where the craft industry sits in Australia. This week on Beer is a Conversation we catch up with IBA Chair, Jamie Cook, to dig a little deeper into the numbers A PowerPoint presentation was prepared for the presentation and you can download it here. We also discuss the upcoming BrewCon and The Indies, and the key dates are listed below. Indies entries open – 24th May 2019 Brewcon tickets go on sale – 7th June 2019 Indies entries close – 30th June 2019 Indies judging –1st – 2nd September 2019 Brewcon and Trade Show commences – 4th September 2019 Indies Awards night – 5th September 2019 Brews News' coverage of the Trade Hub was made possible by Kegstar: We own kegs, so you don't have to. Radio Brews News is proudly presented by Cryer Malt. With over 25 years in the field, Cryer Malt has been bringing you the world’s best local and imported malts. Your premium brewing partner and proud supporters of Brews News. We thank Rallings Labels and Stickers for sponsoring this podcast. Call Rallings on 1300 852 235 to discover a more efficient way to get your small batch canning labels done. If you like what we do at Radio Brews News you can help us out by: Sponsoring the show Reviewing us on iTunes or your favourite podcasting service Emailing us at producer@brewsnews.com.au to share your thoughts All letter writers will receive a brews news bottle opener and go into the draw to win a mixed six-pack thanks to our good friends at Beer Cartel who sponsor our letter for the week.
We kick off season two of the Drinks Adventures podcast with a in-depth look at the brewery founded in Byron Bay, Australia in 2008, Stone & Wood Brewing Company.Stone and Wood celebrated its tenth anniversary last year and I started covering drinks as a journalist not long after Stone & Wood started brewing.As such, I've followed their evolution very closely over the years, reporting on their key milestones along the way, which has given me a lot of insight into their business and some excellent resources to draw upon in putting this story together.But in fact, this story isn't only about Stone & Wood, it's also a bit of a look at the current state of play in Australian independent brewing, an industry sector that is in the midst of an unprecedented boom that is not without its challenges.The Drinks Adventures podcast is proudly supported by our friends at Bintani, Australia’s leading supplier of ingredients for the brewing and distilling industries.Bintani has all the ingredients you need, and they have experts in all categories on the team, so they understand how ingredients work together like no one else in Australia.NB: Since recording this documentary earlier this year, Alexis Roitman has departed her role as CEO of the Independent Brewers Association. We wish her the best of luck.This episode would not have been possible without the generosity of the organisations that gave me permission to use their audio.Thank you to the Telstra Business Awards, Finance News Network and Matt Kirkegaard at Australian Brews News.Thanks also to the wonderful music acts that cleared their tracks for use on the show: From London, Asad Rizvi AKA Silverlining; From New York City, No Regular Play and from my home town of Sydney, We Lost The Sea.If you watched the recent Ricky Gervais series After Life on Netflix, you may have heard We Lost The Sea's tune A Gallant Gentleman feature on the soundtrack.Ricky is a big We Lost The Sea fan and I'm privileged to be able to use that same track on this episode of the podcast.And thank you to Dave Robertson for his massive efforts in mixing and editing this episode and all episodes in Season Two.If you enjoyed this episode on Stone & Wood, go back to Season One, Episode Three and check out my interview with Janice McDonald, who was the first head brewer at Little Creatures. It'll give you some fantastic insights into Australian independent brewing in the decades prior to Stone & Wood's arrival.Thank you to the companies that have sponsored the Drinks Adventures podcast as of this year. The support of our major partner Bintani Australia and other brands makes the show viable, so I'm very grateful for it and I'm sure our listeners are too.I know some listeners enjoyed the weekly giveaways we had throughout season one. We're still going to be doing those whenever we can but you'll have to keep an eye on my Facebook page for announcements of those competitions.Tracklisting:Wayne Jones – Under CoverJosh Lippi & The Overtimers – St. FrancisNo Regular Play – Where They LaySilverlining – Sticky SnailsSilverlining – DevocionWe Lost The Sea – A Gallant GentlemanThe 126ers – End of SummerFollow James Atkinson on Facebook here, Instagram here and Twitter here.Theme music ‘Sandbox’ by Rudists.
Links to podcasts mentioned in this episode: 3 in 30 Podcast, episode 16: "How to Be the Mom You Are Instead of the Mom You Think You Should Be" The Women With Fire, episode 51: "Jamie Cook of Wander and Scout" One Mother's Day, Lori Brescia's kids came home from church with questionnaires they had filled out about her. Under "Favorite Food," they had answered "hot dogs," "pizza," "macaroni and cheese." Under favorite color, they wrote, "orange," "blue," "red." The same pattern emerged for her favorite activities and even hair color: they had no clue. Lori fed them lunch so they'd have some stamina, and sat her family down in a row on the couch, including her husband. "Today is Mother's Day," she said, "and I can't help noticing that these questionnaires you filled out today are really about you, and not me. I am not just an extension of you. I'm my own person." She spent the next 45 minutes telling them stories about her life. She paced up and down the room, explaining what makes her laugh, what makes her happy, what makes her sad. She told stories from when she was a child and when she taught high school. She shared what she loves about being a mom, but also all the other things she loves to do. They laughed together at the funny stories, and Lori even cried a few times talking about some of her more emotional experiences. At one point, one son said, "This is all about you, mom." "Exactly," she replied, and kept going. That Mother's Day has itself become part of the Brescia family lore. They laugh about it every year. But you better believe those kids are really good at filling out those questionnaires now. Mahatma Ghandi said, "The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others." Many mothers are really good at the "lose yourself" part and the "service" part, but forget that the goal in the first half of the sentence is to "find yourself." Depending on how you approach it, motherhood can help you develop, discover, and refine who you really are, or it can usurp your identity until you define yourself only by that role. Then when the kids leave the house, they leave you with an identity crisis, no discernible hobbies or interests, and a lot of time on your hands. Last summer, I hiked my first 14er (a mountain above 14,000 feet) with my husband. Wading through wildflowers and streams, burning my lungs and my legs, and looking out at endless peaks and valleys, I felt a sudden explosion of joy and thought, "This is who I am." I almost needed to reintroduce myself to this person. In high school, I defined myself by mountains. Not a week went by that I wasn't fishing in them, hiking in them, rock climbing in them, or at least gazing at them with wonder. Now here I was living in Colorado and maybe making it up to the mountains every other month. That day on Mt. Harvard made me think about the other things that define who I am. Yes, I am a mother. And that is a huge part of my identity. But I am also a writer, reader, pianist, singer, chef, cyclist, dancer, hiker, climber, tennis player, teacher, public speaker, and a believer in God. I've gone through long periods of time where I haven't done some of these things, but they're still part of who I am. I have also spent a lot of my life feeling like an imposter. When I discovered rock climbing in high school, I didn't call myself a climber, even though I went once a week. I wasn't an expert, so I didn't think I could claim the title. For years as a young mother, I didn't call myself a writer, even though I had worked as a professional writer for years, because I wasn't currently writing. I didn't claim to be a singer, even though that is a huge part of my everyday life, because I rarely performed and because it sounded like bragging. But I've come to believe that you can and should claim anything you love and that defines who you are, no matter how skilled or professional you are. Even someone who can't carry a tune should be able to claim that they're a singer if they love it and do it a lot. This especially applies to motherhood. Who doesn't feel like an imposter when they bring that first baby home? Suddenly you're in charge of this needy little creature and you're supposed to have all the answers. Little by little, we gain the required skills, but we get that title, Mom, right away. At every stage, with every new child, I feel imposter syndrome again. I don't know what the heck I'm doing. But I am Mom, and I claim that title wholeheartedly. It's also OK not to claim stuff. I am not a crafter, painter, stylist, shopper, interior designer, or aesthetician. I don't decorate my house for any holiday besides Christmas. My children's church doodles have far surpassed my own. I'm fine with that. There are infinite versions of both Woman and Mom. We all get to create our own version. In an interview on the podcast "The Women with Fire" Jamie Cook, said, "I can be whatever kind of mom I want to be. I can be really fit, I can be really clean and organized, I can be an amazing cook, I can be a really fun mom, but I can't be all those versions of a mom at one time." (Jamie's fabulous Instagram account is @wanderandscout.) As our version of motherhood evolves and changes to meet different phases of our lives, we pick up new interests and talents that enrich our lives. One of my favorite podcast episodes is "How to Be the Mom You Are Instead of the Mom You Think You Should Be," an interview on "The 3 in 30 Podcast" with Julie Bastedo. She made a list of all the things she does not do as a mother, including organizing playdates, skiing, camping, blogging or podcasting, and doing anything (including exercise) excessively and gave herself permission not to do them. She does not feel bad about this list at all. She says, "I realized, well of course those are things I cannot do, or never do, or do not enjoy doing, because those things have nothing to do with who I am.... We are constantly reading on social media or reading in parenting books or following on television all of these things as mothers that we are supposed to be. And very infrequently do we recognize who we really are." Julie then made a list of all the things she does do well as a mother to contribute to her family, including patience, reading good literature (and applying what she learns from it to motherhood), reading aloud, and teaching. We all have things to add to both lists, and we might as well embrace those lists. I'll end with a list of some of the amazing mothers I know and the things that things that give them that "This Is Who I Am" feeling, to get you thinking about the unique attributes you bring to your version of motherhood: Juliana is a painter. She paints when she can, and teaches her kids (and other people's kids) to paint. This spring, she left her five kids with her husband for a weekend and went on an art retreat with her sister. Molly is good at family finance. She likes to have her own finances in order and likes to help others do the same. Jennifer is a teacher and a swimmer. Even though she could easily argue that she doesn't have time for it with her six children, she teaches swim lessons every May and June to share both of these gifts with others and to feel like herself. Sarah feels most like herself when she is baking. This year, she opened up a cookie shop from her home. Ashley is a crafter and inventor. She has turned this talent into a hugely successful website and business called Make It and Love It, with brilliant ideas and tutorials. Susan, my mom, is a genealogist. She dabbled with this hobby while she was raising us, but now that we're grown, she treats it as a part-time job and is really good at it. My sisters, Hayley and Cassie, are singers, and now sing together professionally in a trio while raising their young families. Sandy is an accomplished dancer who now cultivates that talent by sharing it with students at the gym. (I am one of the lucky beneficiaries.) Whatever your brand of motherhood, embrace it, cultivate it, and spend time doing those things that make you feel like you!
Creating an iconic brand in 10 years is a challenge however for many, that's exactly what Ross Jurisich and his co-founders Jamie Cook and Brad Rogers have managed to achieve with Stone & Wood. The story behind their journey form corporate beer guys to creators of the best beer in the world (my opinion only) is one of resilience, creativity and an understanding of the exact experience that they are hoping to create. Bruce Pascoe, Dark Emu - https://bit.ly/2U8XLPf How I Built This Podcast - https://n.pr/2heq0a0 Skeggs - https://www.skegss.com/tours Bent Spoke, Easy - https://bit.ly/2JvSsoO The Oaks, Neutral Bay - https://www.oakshotel.com.au/ Stone & Wood https://www.stoneandwood.com.au/ Michael Rodrigues: www.linkedin.com/in/michael-rodrigues-154a3811/ Luke Butler: www.linkedin.com/in/mrlukebutler/ Time Out: www.timeout.com/sydney Hastings: www.hastingspeople.com.au
Stephanie and Kristen have an amazingly informative and fun conversation with seasoned entrepreneur and real estate investor -- Jamie Cook. Jamie has her own real estate brokerage on the East coast, with 17 agents and growing. She shares many lessons and tips from her many years of experience investing in multi family, single family and real estate development all over the world.
This is a big episode. It's a milestone, not only for the show at Episode 50 but running an episode with Stone & Wood had been a personal objective of mine since early on in the program. Jamie Cook is an incredible man and when we were down for the episode, he showed us the hospitality that Stone & Wood and Northern NSW are famous for. There's an absolute abundance of value in today's show and insights that we've never had before. So sit back and relax - or grab a pen - and enjoy.
Jamie Cook's Scottish family test family dynamics with a board game that involves the matriarch using really crass words. This story was first told at Barefaced Stories, a live storytelling event and podcast.
Jamie Cook's Scottish family test family dynamics with a board game that involves the matriarch using really crass words. This story was first told at Barefaced Stories, a live storytelling event and podcast.
FACE B - PASTILLE RADIOPHONIQUEDes groupes phares par des morceaux rares A l'âge de 15 ans, celui qui deviendra le leader du groupe, Alex Turner, demande une guitare à Noël, tout comme son ami Jamie Cook. Ils forment rapidement un groupe avec Matt Helders, qui deviendra batteur et Andy Nicholson, le premier bassiste de la formation qui sera ensuite remplacé par Nick O'Malley.Ensemble, lis se produisent pour la première fois en juin 2003 dans un pub de Sheffield en jouant des reprises. Une communauté de fans fait vivre le groupe et le fait connaître en créant un compte MySpace et en s'échangeant les premières démos des Arctic Monkeys sur le net. Retour sur l'histoire de Arctic Monkeys au travers de titres rares du groupe :- (extrait : Do I Wanna Know)- Red Right Hand (2009 - cover Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds)- I Haven't Got My Strange (2009)- The Blond O'Sonnic O Shimmer Trap (2011)- Stop The World I Wanna Get Off With You (2013)- 2013 (2013) Retrouvez davantage d'informations dans le podcast de l'émission...Et rejoignez ici la communauté Facebook de Face B - pastille radiophonique !
FACE B - PASTILLE RADIOPHONIQUEDes groupes phares par des morceaux rares A l'âge de 15 ans, celui qui deviendra le leader du groupe, Alex Turner, demande une guitare à Noël, tout comme son ami Jamie Cook. Ils forment rapidement un groupe avec Matt Helders, qui deviendra batteur et Andy Nicholson, le premier bassiste de la formation qui sera ensuite remplacé par Nick O'Malley.Ensemble, lis se produisent pour la première fois en juin 2003 dans un pub de Sheffield en jouant des reprises. Une communauté de fans fait vivre le groupe et le fait connaître en créant un compte MySpace et en s'échangeant les premières démos des Arctic Monkeys sur le net. Retour sur l'histoire de Arctic Monkeys au travers de titres rares du groupe :- (extrait : Teddy Picker)- Bigger Boys And Stolen Sweethearts (2005)- Who The Fuck Are Arctic Monkeys (2006)- Da Frame 2R (2007)- Matador (2007) Retrouvez davantage d'informations dans le podcast de l'émission...Et rejoignez ici la communauté Facebook de Face B - pastille radiophonique !
Ready or not, here it comes. Yes, summer is here, my friends. Are you a mom who is giddy with excitement at the prospect of long summer days with your children? Or, like me, are you shivering in fear a little bit, thinking about all of that unstructured time that often leads to a lot of fighting, a lot of mess, and very little alone time for Mom? Jamie Cook, a mother of four who is passionate about bringing magic and adventure to everyday moments with our kids, is on the podcast today to give us three tips to make this summer our best ever. Her ideas are realistic and adaptable to every stage of life and style of mothering. She gives so many specific examples and stories, under each takeaway, so you are going to want a pen and paper ready! **And don't forget to give Rachel her birthday present. ;) Leave a Review for 3 in 30 podcast this week! Show Notes Jamie's Instagram Account: https://www.instagram.com/wander_and_scout/?hl=en "How to Create a More Peaceful Home" podcast with information about family rhythms: https://3in30podcast.com/peaceful-home/ April Perry's article about "Quiet Time": https://powerofmoms.com/mommys-naptime-101-2/ Clock that turns green: https://amzn.to/2LtZkjq Lisa Anderson who does theme weeks with her kids: https://www.instagram.com/thrivingmotherhood/ Sign up to get a monthly printable of ALL of the takeaways: 3in30podcast.com/takeaways Taryn Palmer's POINTS System for her kids (see my Instagram for a full explanation): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BvXj0dmlIvhJBWfPnQ59B11QXeZs2OWE/view?usp=sharing https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ftlw-ATkXNQnjaEUQza8mK2tHQnQ2FFQ/view?usp=sharing Simpler Version with PROS: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DoNBiQ6CP6kCiq8gQr_S2yEIhyDBJ3Zj/view?usp=sharing PDF Version: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1W4UrNTWMEJ_o0vxseQ-nEmIplAmDCncG/view?usp=sharing
Welcome to a special podcast from the Australian Brews News team. Thanks to Bintani, we ran a live broadcast of the last two hours of the GABS Hottest 100 craft beers of 2017. We broadcast live from Balter, who ended up being named #1 in the poll. We chose Balter early in the voting process, well before the results were known, which turned out well for the show. While we managed to keep the show pretty on track despite a number of planned and unplanned guests dropping by the studio, good order was lost a little towards the end once the winner had been announced. We were very surprised to have Mick Fanning and then Joel Parkinson drop by to join us, Joel having raced in having left a wedding to celebrate with the team at Balter. Despite a few occasional rough edges, the podcast does capture the excitement of the countdown, the surprise as the results were announced and also how important the GABS Hottest 100 has come to be to the Australian beer industry. Don't let any brewer try and tell you that they don't care about the results. We would like to thank Balter for their generosity in making the boardroom available, and for the time they gave us especially as it became clear that we were in for an exciting finish. We'd also like to thank our co-hosts Kerry Claydon and Steve ‘Hendo' Henderson for joining us for the broadcast. Thanks also to our guests: Balter's Scott Hargrave, who - as you will hear - was so generous with his time we had to shoo out the door so he could actually celebrate the result rather than be stuck in the studio Stone & Wood's Jamie Cook who happened to be on the coast and made the effort to join us in the studio and happened to be there as the final results were announced. Pirate Life's Michael Cameron who joined us from a very hot carpark in South Australia Feral's Brendan Varis who called in from WA Dave Padden who accepted our call while he was pulled over on a highway. And also to Steve Jeffares, one of the founder of the Hottest 100 and the GABS Festival and Phil Meddings from Bintani, both of whom had their interviews put on hold as we were happily gatecrashed by a couple of excited world champion surfers. Finally, thank you to Bintani - who will bring the right ingredients to your brewery, just as they do with Balter - for sponsoring the show. We genuinely could not have done it without them.
Welcome to a special podcast from the Australian Brews News team. Thanks to Bintani, we ran a live broadcast of the last two hours of the GABS Hottest 100 craft beers of 2017. We broadcast live from Balter, who ended up being named #1 in the poll. We chose Balter early in the voting process, well before the results were known, which turned out well for the show. While we managed to keep the show pretty on track despite a number of planned and unplanned guests dropping by the studio, good order was lost a little towards the end once the winner had been announced. We were very surprised to have Mick Fanning and then Joel Parkinson drop by to join us, Joel having raced in having left a wedding to celebrate with the team at Balter. Despite a few occasional rough edges, the podcast does capture the excitement of the countdown, the surprise as the results were announced and also how important the GABS Hottest 100 has come to be to the Australian beer industry. Don’t let any brewer try and tell you that they don’t care about the results. We would like to thank Balter for their generosity in making the boardroom available, and for the time they gave us especially as it became clear that we were in for an exciting finish. We’d also like to thank our co-hosts Kerry Claydon and Steve ‘Hendo’ Henderson for joining us for the broadcast. Thanks also to our guests: Balter’s Scott Hargrave, who - as you will hear - was so generous with his time we had to shoo out the door so he could actually celebrate the result rather than be stuck in the studio Stone & Wood’s Jamie Cook who happened to be on the coast and made the effort to join us in the studio and happened to be there as the final results were announced. Pirate Life’s Michael Cameron who joined us from a very hot carpark in South Australia Feral’s Brendan Varis who called in from WA Dave Padden who accepted our call while he was pulled over on a highway. And also to Steve Jeffares, one of the founder of the Hottest 100 and the GABS Festival and Phil Meddings from Bintani, both of whom had their interviews put on hold as we were happily gatecrashed by a couple of excited world champion surfers. Finally, thank you to Bintani - who will bring the right ingredients to your brewery, just as they do with Balter - for sponsoring the show. We genuinely could not have done it without them.
How do you want your loved ones to remember you? Your face illuminated by the light of a screen? Of course not. None of us do. But we are ALL guilty of letting our devices distract us from what is most important. If you've struggled from time to time with balancing your technology use, if you often feel sad, jealous, lonely, or apathetic, and if your devices are acting more as a task master than a tool, then it's time to refocus. In today's podcast, two guests (Kim Christenson and Jamie Cook) and I share how to recognize when your technology use is out of control, and how to turn it back into a tool for good. Show Notes: Kim Christenson's referenced blogpost and Instagram Jamie Cook's Instagram Meg Mile's Instagram and past About Progress Podcast interview Irresistible Podcast on Fresh Air Irresistible Book Simon Sinek's interview on Millennial and Internet Addiction Monica's Facebook and Instagram Contact Monica More Podcasts
After escaping the corporate cubicle in 2008, Stone & Wood's Jamie Cook is a self-confessed corporate refugee – one who's gone on to build the largest privately owned brewery in Australia and also happens to brew my favourite beer! Stone & Wood co-owner Jamie Cook shares some unbelievable insights into taking risks, managing crazy growth and some solid brand-building ideas. Listen in as we cover some serious marketing ground including: How Stone & Wood grew to have a turnover of $60 million and a sales volume of 12 million litres annually … in an insanely competitive marketplace. Why they've resisted selling for hundreds of millions to the big brewers How these little breweries are doing some very cool marketing and get the power of branding, big time. Why community is key to their growth How they started slow by literally buying punters one beer at a time Stakeholder loyalty and their strategies for growth [Tweet "I love @TimboReid 's The Small Business Big Marketing Show"] But that's not all. In this episode of your favourite marketing podcast: I share another low cost marketing idea in What Have You Got To Lose? How to extend the life of your best helpful content. And we go way back into The Small Business Big Marketing Show's vault, revisiting a chat I had with my personal mentor Mr. Motivation himself, Keith Abraham. As per usual, there's marketing gold dripping from the ceiling over at Small Business Big Marketing's HQ… So let's get right in. EPISODE TIMELINE 00:00 Insight in to Cornerstone 00:48 Teaser 01:12 Welcome & overview 03:11 Insights into The Small Business Outsourcing Tour to the Philippines 05:11 Today's guest introduction – Jamie Cook 07:10 Interview with Jamie Cook 46:16 Insights into Cornerstone Business Solutions 47:59 My Top 3 Attention Grabbers from my chat with Jamie Cook 49:48 How to make sure your content is "Stayin' Alive"! 53:00 Wrap-up and an insight in to both a past guest & next week's guest MY TOP 3 MARKETING ATTENTION GRABBERS “The Neck Snap.” I look for emotional language in the emails listeners send and the reviews they leave on iTunes. What signal do you look for from customers that confirms you're onto something special? Add value to all your stakeholders. So many business owners take their suppliers for granted, or ignore their local community or the environment. Create a business people want to work for and suppliers want to supply. Unwavering focus on brand. How can we get people to connect emotionally with the brand? Ask yourself this, then action the ideas that come out of it. You'll build a brand in no time. RESOURCES & LINKS MENTIONED Stone & Wood's official site iSkySoft Video Converter GoTranscript Canva 40 ways to repurpose your blog content Get access to the 9 steps involved in creating highly profitable partnerships from Key Person of Influence's Glen Carlson inside The Small Business Big Marketing Club What Have You Got To Lose - How to run a weird marketing campaign to grow your business Here are some other podcasts of done with beer brewers: 66 - Imagine being two years ahead of your sales targets with Mornington Peninsula Brewery! 278 - How a market researcher turned boutique beer retailer selling 1,100 craft beers with Richard Kelsey of beer cartel 353 – Burleigh brewing's business strategy is all about delivering awesomeness EPISODE SPONSORS Cornerstone Business Solutions Reduce your business running cost by up to 90%OVER TO YOU … What was your biggest marketing learning or ah-ha moment from this episode? Leave your comment below. My guest and I respond to each and every comment. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
"I believe we really are a global family . . . We all matter." Jamie is an adventurer. You might already know this if you follow her adventures via her Instagram, blog, and her segment on Studio 5, a popular Utah talk show. But Jamie is also a collector of friendships. She values people. She seeks connection with others wherever she lives, wherever she travels. And it really shows! In this podcast, Jamie shares about her love of travel, how her family's foundation is centered on getting out of the house and interacting with others, and how making friends with refugees has influenced her life. Jame also talks about what it was like to put her broadcasting career on hold to raise her four children, and what it has been like to get back in the field. Finally, you'll hear what Jamie does to stay balanced and organized--and I think you'll love her atypical answer! Show Notes: Show Notes: Jamie's blog, Instagram, and family blog Monica's contact page, Instagram, and Facebook More Information on "Do Something" Other Podcast episodes you can listen to Song credit: "Sweet Promise" by Nicolai Heidlas
This week we catch up with one of the founders of Stone & Wood, Jamie Cook. In a very wide-ranging conversation, we hear about Stone & Wood's year of growth, how they are managing the brewery's growth both from a production and organisational culture perspective, their successes during 2016, decision to appeal the court loss against Thunder Road. We also have a fascinating chat about the state of the market including some keen insights into where the beer market is, where it is heading and the opportunities this provides to small brewers. Among the insights offered are Jamie's views that while conscious consumers provide great opportunities for small independent brewers, there are four challenges in the market, being clutter, price compression, quality and big dollar and we discuss these at length, including the critical question of value equation in a tight market. A fascinating discussion.
This week we catch up with one of the founders of Stone & Wood, Jamie Cook. In a very wide-ranging conversation, we hear about Stone & Wood's year of growth, how they are managing the brewery's growth both from a production and organisational culture perspective, their successes during 2016, decision to appeal the court loss against Thunder Road. We also have a fascinating chat about the state of the market including some keen insights into where the beer market is, where it is heading and the opportunities this provides to small brewers. Among the insights offered are Jamie's views that while conscious consumers provide great opportunities for small independent brewers, there are four four challenges in the market, being clutter, price compression, quality and big dollar and we discuss these at length, including the critical question of value equation in a tight market. A fascinating discussion.
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This week we chat with Jamie Cook who, while these days better known as a founder of Stone & Wood Brewery, has many years of experience working for Australia's two largest brewing companies as well as as a marketing consultant. Jamie is one of our favourite industry watchers and while the conversation inevitably comes back to Stone & Wood's approach to business, the conversation looks at issues of craft, provenance, beer bubbles and the future of beer. (We had teed up this interview some weeks ago for this to run today, and it is a coincidence the brewery features in our feed several times today.) The interview kicks off looking at the new English United Craft Brewers group's proposed definition of 'craft beer', which currently reads: A craft brewer is: Authentic: Brews all beer at original gravity. Owns and operates a craft brewer based (HQ) in UK Honest: The place where the beer is brewed is clearly listed on the label of the beer. All ingredients are clearly listed on the label of the beer. All the beer is brewed at a craft brewery. Independent: Less than 25 per cent of the craft brewery is owned or controlled (for equivalent economic interest) by an alcoholic beverage industry member that is not itself a craft brewer. Radio Brews News is hosted by Matt Kirkegaard and Pete Mitcham and is produced by Lachie Mackintosh. ___________________________________________________________________ Radio Brews News is proudly supported by and also by
This week we chat with Jamie Cook who, while these days better known as a founder of Stone & Wood Brewery, has many years of experience working for Australia's two largest brewing companies as well as as a marketing consultant. Jamie is one of our favourite industry watchers and while the conversation inevitably comes back to Stone & Wood's approach to business, the conversation looks at issues of craft, provenance, beer bubbles and the future of beer. (We had teed up this interview some weeks ago for this to run today, and it is a coincidence the brewery features in our feed several times today.) The interview kicks off looking at the new English United Craft Brewers group's proposed definition of 'craft beer', which currently reads: A craft brewer is: Authentic: Brews all beer at original gravity. Owns and operates a craft brewer based (HQ) in UK Honest: The place where the beer is brewed is clearly listed on the label of the beer. All ingredients are clearly listed on the label of the beer. All the beer is brewed at a craft brewery. Independent: Less than 25 per cent of the craft brewery is owned or controlled (for equivalent economic interest) by an alcoholic beverage industry member that is not itself a craft brewer. Radio Brews News is hosted by Matt Kirkegaard and Pete Mitcham and is produced by Lachie Mackintosh. ___________________________________________________________________ Radio Brews News is proudly supported by and also by
This mega-sode features James Davidson from Bright Brewery, a chat about Sydney Craft Beer Week, and our annual catch up with Jamie Cook from Stone & Wood. Check it out!
Drummer, writer, singer and LP enthusiast Jamie Cook shows up with the goods. Beach Boys, Fugs, Zappa, and more!
This webinar was one of the "Featured Teacher" sessions of our monthly webinar series featuring Jamie Cook. Jamie is an 8th grade math teacher in Gladewater ISD, Texas. She has been teaching math for 8 years and incorporates many web 2.0 tools into her teaching including Google docs, forms, spreadsheets, wikis, Facebook, Screenchomp among many others. Join us to hear how she uses these tools to engage students and get them excited about learning.
This webinar was one of the "Featured Teacher" sessions of our monthly webinar series featuring Jamie Cook. Jamie is an 8th grade math teacher in Gladewater ISD, Texas. She has been teaching math for 8 years and incorporates many web 2.0 tools into her teaching including Google docs, forms, spreadsheets, wikis, Facebook, Screenchomp among many others. Join us to hear how she uses these tools to engage students and get them excited about learning.
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