Podcast appearances and mentions of jason thomson

Our usual podcast guests talk about journeys that they chose to embark on: starting a company, solving a problem, creating opportunities, or navigating life and career. In our current series, we're probing into a trip that none of us opted into but we're all on board anyway…and that is artificial intelligence. AI influences what we see, hear, buy, and think, how we navigate the world, and how we navigate daily life. We wanted to start the AI series with the basics to help our listeners to understand what it is, where it came from, how it's used, and the differences between AI, machine learning, and algorithms. Jason Thomson is Senior Vice President of Innovation for Mintel Group, a global market intelligence and research firm based in London. Mintel are experts in helping brands and businesses understand consumers: who they are, what they see, what they do, what they buy, and why. Jason has led technology at Mintel for the past 25 years. His role at the intersection of technology and consumer insight affords perhaps the ideal perch from which to consider the implications of AI on real people…and that's exactly why we wanted to speak with him. In this episode of What I Wish I Knew with Mike Irwin & Simon Daw, Jason covers where AI came from, how it evolved, and the risks and rewards of the technology.

 In this week's Talking Health, Arwen speaks to dermatologist - Dr Jason Thomson about the dangers around certain skincare products.     

The Playbook is just passing YEAR THREE of shows – and we're celebrating with a Brand. New. Season.Season 08 is called “Gamechanger” – where we talk to a whole bunch of smart people about the things that have changed their professional and personal lives. Books. Podcasts. Advice. TikTok Videos. You name it.To kick the season off, you get me talking about my Big 4…Segment 01 – Tiny JoysWhen Alan Cross started up The Ongoing History of New Music radio show on CFNY, I was a second year student in university. Now past episode #1000 (show off), it's the perfect emblem of tiny joys and how they work.Segment 02 – Positive IntelligenceHow to turn an pessimist into a optimist, and a an optimist into the happiest person in the world.Segment 03 – SleepIt's everything. Every. Thing. Here's how to build the right environment for sleep … and how not to overdo it.Segment 04 – Not About YouProbably the single greatest piece of advice I've ever received.

Jason has a presentation to give at the super awesome GO WEST event in Edmonton.And he has 11 days to get it together.On this episode, we follow Jason as he considers his content and begins to build towards his rehearsal. He vacillates. He stumbles. He comes up with new ways to do things. It's messy -- the way a real brainstorm should be.Segment 01 - The ProblemJason describes the process of developing a great presentation lickity split.Segment 02 - The BlueprintWe start to move through Jason's thinking to uncover the path to good.Segment 03 - The Content (Part 01)In a preview of the actual content, Jason plays with language and realizes...he's got a lot more work to do.Segment 04 - The Content (Part 02)We keep diving into the content (it's a presentation, oddly, ABOUT content).

This episode made me think. A lot. I like Steely Dan. But the band and their music has always been a bit mysterious to me. Apparently it has also intrigued my guests. I'm joined by Jason Thomson of Vast Robot Armies, Jordan Zadorozny of Blinker The Star, and Paul Malinowski and Jason Gerken from Shiner. If you're not familiar with the Steely Dan approach to music, it's different than your typical way of making music. Each of my guests has experienced this in the studio, as part of of a live band, or both. Not only do they pull back the curtain on how Steely Dan worked, they also talk about how that has influenced some of the work they've done on their own.And Gerken gives us a tour story like no other I've ever heard. Speaking of their own work, check out what each guy is doing. Paul and Jason are working on new Shiner music, among other things. Jordon is set to release a new Blinker The Star star album called Animal Math. And Vast Robot Armies has just released their latest album, The What Gallery. Check them all out on bandcamp. On Instagram, check out @shinerkc, @blinkerthestar, @vastrobotarmies, & @PerformanceAnx. And you can support the podcast with coffee at ko-fi.com/performanceanxiety or merch at performanceanx.threadless.com. So let's learn a little about Steely Dan on Performance Anxiety on the Pantheon Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For more than two decades and a thousand projects, speechwriter, storyteller and pitch specialist Jason Thomson has been hired to passionately win over audiences and sell ideas through content, writing and storytelling.Jason is process driven, determined and wants to win every pitch, client, situation he is faced with.  Getting to know the client and the audience are key to his success.The world's smartest organizations turn to Jason's creative leadership and original mind as a way to create better presentations, pitches, events, blogs, PR, infographics, Podcasts, websites, and more – all to address sales, marketing, HR and operational challenges. Jason helps your leaders explore, develop and sell with engaging and clear presentations that inspire action.As a professional thinker, copywriter and speaker, Jason has fuelled the trajectory of the world's most important brands, including Intel, RBC Royal Bank, Nissan, Entertainment One and McCain Foods. His powerful perspective on what it takes to imagine, develop and sell an idea transforms audiences, leaving them prepared to think faster, better and brighter.Did you know… we pass judgement on someone's character, ability, background, skillset within 4 seconds of meeting them!Keep a track of all that's going on with the Podcast via;  www.theeventsinsight.com/ www.linkedin.com/company/the-events-insight-podcast/ www.instagram.com/the_eventsin/  See more about our Season Sponsor Safe Events via;https://www.safeevents.ie/Find out more about our Shoutout Sponsor Matt Glover Photography via;https://mattgloverphotography.co.uk/Our Season Quickfire round Sponsor is Yellow Glove Productions;  https://yellow-glove.co.uk/  Our partnership with Standout Magazine is also worth following;https://standoutmagazine.co.uk/

In today's episode, we're excited to have Jason Thomson as our special guest! For more than two decades and a thousand projects, speechwriter, storyteller, and pitch specialist Jason Thomson has been hired to passionately win over audiences and sell ideas through content, writing, and storytelling. We're going to talk about the importance of having effective conversations and communicating clearly. Communication is the foundation of all relationships, whether personal or professional, and it's a critical skill for success in any field. Jason will share his expertise on how to craft powerful messages that connect with your audience, as well as tips and strategies for delivering them in a clear, concise, and impactful way. Quick Highlights: What are communicators doing wrong? What should non-profits do first when it comes to storytelling? How can someone change the mind of an audience? And more! Check out the show notes by visiting https://wowdigital.com/060 #digitalmarketing #communication #fundraising #donors #audience

Hoo boy -- this is a GOOOOOOOOD one. We met with Valuegraphics superstar David Allison to talk about the role values play in life and work. It's so good -- it takes up an ENTIRE episode.Segment 01 - Valuegraphics with David Allison.We hit the ground running with some mind expanding ideas about our values, and how they impact our decision making.Segment 02 — How David understands our values.Our epic, episode-long conversation continues with an understanding of how David is collecting literally millions of datapoints to understand our values.Segment 03 — How to use values and Valuegraphics.David fills the third segment with some many ideas, your brain just might burst from all the insights. (Also — Jason makes David almost cry).Segment 04 — Jenn and Jason recover.What did we learn? Why is this important? What are we taking away from this episode — and how do you use it.Learn more!Follow Jenn Glynn and Jason Thomson on LinkedIn for more insights — and to book a live episode of The Playbook for your organization. 

It's no secret that high flying growth stocks were hammered in 2022, so I thought it would be fun to revisit my conversation with Jason Thomson back in Season 3.   Jason is a portfolio manager at O'Neil Global Advisors, where he manages highly concentrated portfolios of growth stocks. Now, Jason is a discretionary PM, which may seem like an unusual guest for a quant podcast.  But his approach is so data and process driven, it's hard to tell the difference.   I selected a few questions about his take on growth investing in general, but I'd highly recommend you go back and listen to the original episode for his thoughts on portfolio construction and risk management as well. Enjoy!

Jason Thomson has fueled the trajectory of some of the world's most important and smartest brands, helping leaders explore, develop and sell with engaging and clear presentations that inspire action and enhance your brand. Why and how are we misconnecting with the audience? What key strategies should we be adding to our keynotes? How do we create emotion for our audiences? What are your favorite tactics to communicate and connect? What medium do you recommend to use to communicate? Jason Thomson As a professional thinker, copywriter, and speaker, Jason has fueled the trajectory of some of the world's most important and smartest brands, helping leaders explore, develop and sell with engaging and clear presentations that inspire action. His powerful perspective on what it takes to imagine, develop and sell an idea transforms audiences, leaving them prepared to think faster, better, and brighter. Excellent Executive Coaching Podcast If you have enjoyed this episode, subscribe to our podcast on iTunes. We would love for you to leave a review. The EEC podcasts are sponsored by MKB Excellent Executive Coaching that helps you get from where you are to where you want to be with customized leadership and coaching development programs. MKB Excellent Executive Coaching offers leadership development programs to generate action, learning, and change that is aligned with your authentic self and values. Transform your dreams into reality and invest in yourself by scheduling a discovery session with Dr. Katrina Burrus, MCC to reach your goals. Your host is Dr. Katrina Burrus, MCC, founder and general manager of www.mkbconseil.ch a company specialized in leadership development and executive coaching.

Andrea Pacini is a presentation coach and Head of Ideas on Stage UK. He specialises in working with business owners, leaders and their teams who want to become more confident presenters. In the last 12 years Ideas on Stage has worked with thousands of clients around the world, including companies like Microsoft, Lacoste, The World […]

How do you build a career to remember? With the 100 best career hacks, insights and approaches. Join Jenn Glynn, Jason Thomson and IMEX CEO Carina Bauer to explore this week's big ideas...Segment #1 – #30 - Learn to read a roomLook around. What do you see? Are you delivering what your audience wants, needs and expects?Segment #2 - #31 - Own yourselfCarina Bauer has some ideas of personal responsibility, development, attitudes and behaviours.Segment #3 -  #31 - (Own yourself continued)Give and get great feedback – and a whole lot more. Segment # 4 - #32 - Work smarter, not harderAh yes, the classic...here's what it means, and how you do it.

It's the Career Hack 100 – the top skills you need to supercharge your career. Jason Thomson and Jenn Glynn welcome event specialist Nicola Kastner and lawyer Jenivieve de Vries to talk data, stories and reputation.Segment 1 – #24 - Make sense of data with storiesNumbers are great – but they can be overwhelming without context. Bring your storytelling A-game to every data conversation.Segment #2 - #25 -  Get great with data Nicola Kastner shows on the why/what/how of data – and why it's essential to your career.Segment #3 -  #25 - Data continues (with Nicola Kastner)Nicola Kastner returns for advice on using data for success.Segment # 4 - #26 - Develop confidenceJenn talks about the power of confidence – plus "The best advice I ever got..." from Jenivieve de Vries.

Get the skills you need to build an epic career with the Career Hack 100. Jenn Glynn and Jason The Career Hack 100 is gaining momentum with four new skills that can change your career. Join hosts Jason Thomson and Jenn Glynn, and learn how to be a better person AND a better colleague.Segment 1 – #20 - Defy logicSo much of the way we communicate goes beyond a logic problem. Understand the role neurology has to play!Segment #2 - #21 - Don't be boringWe drone on and on and on when we should be looking for ways to engage in clever ways.Segment #3 -  #22 - Know what moves an audienceAny communication or interaction is less about you and more about them. What do you know about your audience?Segment # 4 - #23 - Say less...more oftenFind unique (and shorter) ways to connect with an audience. It takes small bits to change mind.

The Career Hack 100 is gaining momentum with four new skills that can change your career. Join hosts Jason Thomson and Jenn Glynn, and learn how to be a better person AND a better colleague.Segment 1 – #16 - Be known for somethingWhy do people come to you for help? Understand your unique advantage and grow your skills.Segment #2 - #17 -  Empower othersHelp others to succeed. Give them the skills and insight to do their best work.Segment #3 -  #18 - Ask better questionsA great question reveals something you didn't expect. Use multi-versions, sencarios and more to connect.Segment # 4 = #19 - Learn to accept rejectionYou WILL face rejection. How you handle it and grow from it is valuable part.

The Career Hack 100 is gaining momentum with four new skills that can change your career. Join hosts Jason Thomson and Jenn Glynn, and learn how to be a better person AND a better colleague.Segment 1 – #13 - Create processes that people can followWant to stand out? Create processes. They help everyone understand and follow along.Segment #2 - #14 - Andrew Churchill, Learn to present betterAre your presentations good? Possibly not. Here's what you need to know.Segment #3 -  #14 - Andrew Churchill continues, Learn to present betterAndrew gives you an amazing tool to measure the effectiveness of your presentation.Segment # 4 = #15 - Be self awareThere is a happy middle ground between being someone people dread and someone people walk over. Here's how to create boundaries.

The Career Hack 100 is gaining momentum with four new skills that can change your career. Join hosts Jason Thomson and Jenn Glynn, and learn how to be a better person AND a better colleague.Segment 1 – #9 - Serve your industryDon't just "take" from your industry. Mentor, volunteer and help out – people WILL notice.Segment #2 - #10 - Don't be a jerkAre you costing your team or culture? Ask some honest questions and find another way...Segment #3 -  #11 - VolunteerA deep dive on how you volunteer - including great advice on transferrable skills.Segment # 4 = #12 - Don't be a pushoverThere is a happy middle ground between being someone people dread and someone people walk over. Here's how to create boundaries.

We're revving up with the "Career Hack 100,"  – the 100 skills, insights and approaches you need to build an epic career. Jenn Glynn and Jason Thomson welcome David Zinger to talk about "pinball" careers, plus a "My Favourite Career Advice" from Shannon Back.Segment 1 – #5 - Learn how to run a meetingWant to be a superhero in your organization? Understand the secrets to shorter, sharper, more productive meetings.Segment #2 - #6 - Build a "pinball" careerEngagement all star David Zinger drops by to talk about the ways you get flexible in your own career.Segment #3 -  #7 - Get confidentGenerating confidence has a massive impact on the way others see you, and what you can get accomplished. Segment # 4 = #8 - Write better emailsGood business writing is in short supply. Here's how to use word choice, UI and headlines to make the difference - plus some extra insight from Shannon Byck. 

Introducing the "Career Hack 100" – the 100 skills, insights and approaches you need to build an unforgettable career. Jenn Glynn and Jason Thomson kick off this week with the first four – plus special guest Joe Nishi.Segment 1 – #1 - Focus on your bossYour boss holds the keys to so much in your career. Here's how to connect with them .Segment #2 - #2 - Be curiousBe hungry to know more about more...and ask the questions you need.Segment #3 - Learn how to pitch yourselfFrom job interviews to actual pitches, understand the skills you need to be noticed.Segment # 4 - Find the right mentorA steward for your career. That's the value of a great mentor. Here's what to look for. Bonus; Joe Nishi shares his all-time favourite tips.

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Click here for FREE INFOGRAPHIC SUMMARY of the show.Go big or go home.There's a whole lot to think about when it comes to scaling your ideas.Join Jenn Glynn and Jason Thomson for a chat with the leader of India's largest incentive travel company – and learn how Rajeev Kohli uses a "differentiation" mindset to build. Segment 1 – The ChallengeScaling is scary. Here's what to think about.Segment 2 – The Interview, Rajeev KohliOne day in 1976, Rajeev's dad moved his kids from NYC to Dehli. The rest if history.Segment 3 – The Interview, Rajeev Kohli (continued)Rajeev digs into his personal playbook to show you how to avoid the pitfalls of scaling.Segment 4 – The 5Five ways to scale for success.

Click here for FREE INFOGRAPHIC SUMMARY of the show.Are you getting the. most out of your Linkedin profile? Curious about starting a Podcast?Join Jenn Glynn (in spirit) and Jason Thomson as they talk to Podcast guru Christopher Hines and Linkedin pro Judi Fox (#foxrocks) - get a leg up on your profiles and content.Segment 1 – The ChallengeWhy are so many people publishing Podcasts? And what's changing when it comes to Linked in (it's a lot!).Segment 2 – The Interview, Christopher HinesHere's a great idea – invite people you want as clients onto your Podcast. Bam! Instant connection.Segment 3 – The Interview, Judi FoxStop asking for business. Start building trust. Judi Fox has the goods for you.Segment 4 – The 5Five ways to elevate your Podcasting and Linkedin.

Click here for FREE INFOGRAPHIC SUMMARY of the show.Are you delivering a message your customers/partners/colleagues/employees want to hear?Join Jenn Glynn and Jason Thomson as they talk to legendary speaker Ron Tite about what it takes (hint: there's a lot how to be real). Segment 1 – The ChallengeWhat messages are breaking through.Segments 2 and 3 – The Interview, Ron TiteAn interview so good, he hung out for two segments. A must-listen if you're looking for ways to improve your messages.Segment 4 – The 5Five things you can do RIGHT NOW to make your content more impactful.

Click here for FREE INFOGRAPHIC SUMMARY of the show.You just made a great product – congratulations! NOW you have to tell the world about it.oin Jenn Glynn (in spirit) and Jason Thomson as they talk to entrepreneurs Larissa Meade and Micheal Steinberg about how they tackle social media and content strategies.Segment 1 – The ChallengeWhat are you up against with your marketing?Segment 2 – The Interview, Larissa MeadeHow one of Vancouver's top floral designers tells the (social media) world about what she does.Segment 3 – The Interview, Michael SteinbergThe world's best GIF-finder (and great content marketer) tells you the steps you need to build a better plan.Segment 4 – The 5Five ways to save you time, money and sanity when it comes to your marketing.

Click here for FREE INFOGRAPHIC SUMMARY of the show.So. This thing showed up called a "pandemic" and it changed so many of our businesses.What did we do about it? Join Jenn Glynn and Jason Thomson as they talk to entrepreneurs Chef David Wolfman and Thomas Genest. They share their experiences of starting up, the bumps along the way and where they're going next.Segment 1 – The ChallengeYou're joining a big group looking to make it in the world of business – includes some great books and resources.Segment 2 – The Interview, David WolfmanBeing a chef is nothing but adaptation -- and it's one of the biggest skills Chris Wheeler teaches his students. Segment 3 – The Interview, Thomas GenestWhen you make real barbecue, you've got a lot of time to think. Thomas adapted fast to keep the business going.Segment 4 – The 5Five real-life, real world ways to adapt.

Click here for FREE INFOGRAPHIC SUMMARY of the show.There's a lot to think about when you start your next great business. This week we give you the specific tools (and experiences) of real entrepreneurs. Join Jenn Glynn and Jason Thomson as they talk to entrepreneurs Kevin Edmunds and Chris Wheeler. They share their experiences of starting up, the bumps along the way and where they're going next.Segment 1 – The ChallengeYou're joining a big group looking to make it in the world of business – includes some great books and resources.Segment 2 – The Interview, Chris WheelerChris has a new gig – after years working for others, he's finding a way to put his story into the world.Segment 3 – The Interview, Kevin EdmundsWhat do you do when the equipment for your Pickleball game isn't awesome? You create the idea to make your own.Segment 4 – The 5Five specific steps to get started.

Click here for FREE INFOGRAPHIC SUMMARY of the show.So you want to start a new side hustle? Stop and listen to this episode!Join Jenn Glynn and Jason Thomson as they talk entrepreneurs Anthony Kelly and Andrew Rudd as they tell you what they wish the knew when they started their businesses. (There's some big ideas this week!)Segment 1 – The ChallengeYay, you want to start something new. Here's what you're in for...Segment 2 – The Interview, Anthony KellyAnthony Kelly walked away from his full-time job during the pandemic. Here's how and why he's thriving (and what you should look out for).Segment 3 – The Interview, Andrew RuddSerial entrepreneur Andrew Rudd shares how he's keeping things happening.Segment 4 – The 5Five big things you can (and should) be doing right now.

Click here for FREE INFOGRAPHIC SUMMARY of the show.Are you thinking about how you communicate? It's important because it's one of the keys to great leadership. Join Jenn Glynn and Jason Thomson as they talk with communications coach Nick Kindler and event leader Laurie Powers. Peek inside the playbooks of real pros to elevate your conversations. Segment 1 – The ChallengeComms are getting more complicated. Thankfully leaders are paying attention.Segment 2 – The Interview, Nick KindlerNick shares his three specific keys to great communication.Segment 3 – The Interview, Laurie PowersHow tech leader OpenText continues to evolve communications to meet the needs of employees and customers. Segment 4 – The 5Empathy to channels – these are the things you can do RIGHT NOW to be a leader with comms (that's what communications professionals call their craft).

Click here and get a FREE infographic that shares five key approaches to teamwork for leaders.Teamwork is changing. With the rise of the pandemic and hybrid working, HOW we work together requires new skills and new strategies for teams and the leaders who make that teamwork a reality. In this episode, Jenn Glynn and Jason Thomson welcome Laurel Harrison to talk teamwork and make you a better leader.Segment 1 – The ChallengeWhat are the challenges facing leaders today when it comes to teamwork (there are looooooooots). Segment 2 – The Interview, Laurel HarrisonHow one of insurance's most respected team leaders approaches collaboration and teamwork.Segment 3 – The Interview, Laurel Harrison (continues)The role of recognition and the specific skills you can apply to make teams work.Segment 4 – The 5The five specific skills you can focus on to build your own teamwork playbook.

Click here and get a FREE infographic that helps you focus on your leadership anxiety,  stress and burnoutIt's lonely at the top. While leaders have spent the past 16 months focusing on colleagues and employees, they have suffered in silence.In this episode, Jenn Glynn and Jason Thomson welcome Aoife Delaney, a leader with practical advice on  being proactive with your leadership challenges.Segment 1 – The ChallengeHow real are the challenges leaders face today? Segment 2 – The Interview, Aoife DelaneyThe role of mindfulness in anxiety and stress – and how real leaders apply it to everyday situations.Segment 3 – The Interview, Aoife Delaney (continues)Travel is great relief for many. The team talks about secrets to great travel.Segment 4 – The 5From connection to touchstones, here are five practical tips for leaders.

Jason Thomson, portfolio manager at O'Neil Global Advisors, joined the podcast this week to discuss how he uses a deep dive on the fundamental analysis on his core stocks to guide his investing decisions. Thomson shares how he's moved from stock picking to business analysis to capture the true market leaders of a cycle. He shares insights on Shopify (SHOP) and DocuSign (DOCU) as examples of big movers that could have further to go. For the video version, show notes and charts, visit investors.com/podcast.

Click here and get a FREE infographic that helps you develop leadership-level EQ.Leaders understand they need to influence and inspire actual people, which means the need for a stronger "emotional intelligence" skillset.In this episode, Jenn Glynn and Jason Thomson welcome a leader who has made this a hallmark of her work – Debra D. Kerby. Segment 1 – The ChallengeWhat is EQ and what impact does it have on employees. Segment 2 – The Interview, Debra D. KerbyHow one leader applies a strong sense of community and EQ into her teams.Segment 3 – The Interview, Debra D. Kerby (continues)More real world insight into how to make EQ a part of every day leadership.Segment 4 – The 5From Empathy to Communication, these are the five skills you should develop to improve connections with your teams, colleagues, partners and leaders.

Click here and get a FREE infographic that helps you be a leader who builds great cultures."Culture" has been a buzzword that leaders have kicked around for the better part of a decade – but what does it actually mean, and how can you influence it?We're doing a deep dive to arm you with the skills for LEADERSHIP over the next six episodes. This episode, Jenn Glynn and Jason Thomson welcome Pauline Lipkewich. Segment 1 – The ChallengeCulture is one of those "slippery" words. Here's what you need to know to build, grow and nourish one that works.Segment 2 – The Interview, Pauline Lipkewich"Speak Up" culture is important and valuable. Pauline describes leadership and encouraging and Speak Up Culture.Segment 3 – The Interview, Pauline Lipkewich (continues)Pauline dives into the specific skills you need to be a culture leader.Segment 4 – The 5The five essential skills you need to build culture. Bonus...check out these books:The Culture Code: The Secrets of Highly Successful Groups, Daniel CoyleRadical Candor - Be a Kick Ass Boss Without Losing your Humanity, Kim ScottThe Five Dysfunctions of a Team, Patrick LencioniLeaders Eat Last: Why Some Teams Pull Together and Others Don't, Simon Sinek

Click here and get a FREE infographic that helps you master your next interview.It's a whole new "Season" of The Playbook by SpeakUp Get Results...We're doing a deep dive to arm you with the skills for LEADERSHIP over the next six episodes. Jenn Glynn and Jason Thomson welcome Martin Lowery and Patricia Kerr.Segment 1 – The ChallengeWhat "is" leadership, what trends are emerging and what books should you be reading.Segment 2 – The Interview, Martin LoweryIf you lead, how are you managing your blind spots? How good is your Emotional Intelligence? Both are critical skills to encourage, grow and lead a team.Segment 3 – The Interview, Patricia KerrA ground-level-view of what makes for a great leader (and why bad leaders teach you the most).Segment 4 – The 5Five skills you should add to your Leadership toolset to be a better leader.

Click here and get a FREE infographic that helps you master your next interview.You hear the term all the time, but are you doing everything you can to make storytelling useful, memorable and powerful?Learn what "storytelling" means and how to put it to work in your pitches, presentations, content and communications. Join Jenn Glynn and Jason Thomson as they welcome master storyteller Padraic Gilligan and El Kwang to talk storytelling.Segment 1 – The ChallengeWhat even IS storytelling (and how does it make you more awesome).Segment 2 – The Interview, Padraic GilliganA student of storytelling, Padraic describes when and where storytelling makes the difference.Segment 3 – The Interview, El KwangStep through the specifics of what it takes to make a great story.Segment 4 – The 5Five things you can do RIGHT now to be a better storyteller.

Click here and get a FREE infographic that helps you master your next interview.Are you doing all that you can to create the right impression in an interview?Whether it's for a full time job or a freelance connection, you need the next generation skills to stand up and stand out.Join Jenn Glynn and Jason Thomson as they welcome nonverbal communications expert Pamela Barnum and VP of Talent and Culture at Accor Tracey Kalimeris to get you those skills.Segment 1 – The ChallengeWhat don't you know about interviewing -– and how is it costing you?Segment 2 – The Interview, Pamela BarnumNonverbal skills are critical – but not in the way you might think. Former prosecutor and officer Pamela Barnum gives you the real deal on mirroring, posture and more.Segment 3 – The Interview, Tracey KalimerisHow are interviewers looking at you? What do they want to know? And how can you volunteer effectively in a pandemic?Segment 4 – The 5Five things you can do RIGHT now to ace your next interview (spoiler: it's not about you).Episode is LivePublished: May. 14, 2021 @ 1PM

Click here and get a FREE infographic of the showIf you want people to take notice of you in your career, side hustle or gig...you need to think "personal brand."Join Jenn Glynn and Jason Thomson as they welcome Courtney Stanley and Leanne Calderwood for specific skills on IDing your brand and using Linkedin more effectively.Segment 1 – The ChallengeWhat even is personal branding and why should you pay attention?Segment 2 – The Interview, Courtney StanleyFour key steps to building your own personal brand.Segment 3 – The Interview, Leanne Calderwood Hall of Fame mentor shares the secrets to success.Segment 4 – The 5Five ways to elevate your personal brand (and help the world to know that you're a star).

Click here and get a FREE infographic of the showMentoring is a huge lift for your career and your organization. Join Jenn Glynn and Jason Thomson as they welcome Rhonda Brewer and Julie Holmen r for their personal Playbooks on how to elevate your mentoring.Segment 1 – The ChallengeWhat value does mentoring hold – whether you're leading or receiving. Segment 2 – The Interview, Rhonda BrewerHow to set up a mentoring program for success.Segment 3 – The Interview, Martin PerelmuterHall of Fame mentor shares the secrets to success.Segment 4 – The 5...er 6Skills to make mentoring meaningful and relevant.

Click here and get a FREE infographic of the show"Connection" and "Engagement." They're two skills that drive so much of our success as professionals...and yet, we rarely talk about them.Join Jenn Glynn and Jason Thomson as they welcome Tahira Endean and Martin Perelmuter for their personal Playbooks on how to do more with Connection and Engagement.Segment 1 – The ChallengeWhat are hidden skills and why are they so important?Segment 2 – The Interview, Tahira EndeanThe events Hall of Fame and author describes the skills you need to Connect better.Segment 3 – The Interview, Martin PerelmuterSpeakers' Spotlight co-founder and storytelling superstar Martin Perelmuter shares his personal playbook for Engagement.Segment 4 – The 5Five things you can do RIGHT NOW to improve Connection and Engagement.

In our ParentsCanada series finale, hosts Katie Dupuis and Jason Thomson reflect back on the experts they've chatted with and what they've learned along the way as parents and co-hosts. Everything from modelling behaviour, to showing weakness, to listening and connecting more, to why failure is important. And despite how much you prepare, the universe may very well laugh at your plans! Thanks for being along for the ride.

This episode is brought to you in collaboration with Skin+Me.In a brand new episode of the podcast I'm joined by the expert team of consultant dermatologists from Skin+Me; Dr Malvina Cunningham, Dr Ben Esdaile and Dr Jason Thomson. If you've been following me for a while you'll know I've seen a marked improvement in my own skin, dealing with the issues of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation since I started using the Skin+Me service. I've been so impressed, not just with my own results, but with how easy and efficient the service is. One of the most impressive qualities of Skin+Me is the expert team of dermatologists behind the brand, which is why I asked them if they'd join me in an episode to answer YOUR questions about all things skin and skincare.In this conversation, Malvina, Ben, Jason and I discuss:Who can benefit from seeing a dermatologist.Whether there are there any downsides to long-term retinol/tretinoin use.The topical ingredients that'll make the skin look brighter.Their views on the skin-tightening and anti-ageing benefits of LED.How to know the difference between rosacea and general redness.How to tell dry skin from dehydrated skin.The topical ingredients that'll support retinol in perimenopausal and menopausal skin.Why niacinamide doesn't work for some people and what to use instead.Whether it's really necessary to wash your face twice a day if you're inside all day.What effect stress has on the skin.How to deal with maskne, and much more…Please note: this episode was recorded via video call as lockdown restrictions meant we couldn't record in-person so there may be inconsistencies with sound.Get your first month's treatment with @skinandmehq FREE with the code ‘EMMAGUNS121' - you just pay the £3.50 prescription charge. You can cancel your subscription at any time and you are not entering into an annual contract.To use the code visit: www.skinandme.comTERMS & CONDITIONSThis offer is open to new customers only and valid until 28th February 2021.To redeem this offer you must use the code EMMAGUNS121 and be:Over the age of 16Live in the UKHave at least one of the following skin concerns Acne Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) Melasma Pigmentation related to sun damage Skin-ageing concerns including; fine lines and wrinkles Issues with skin texture and pore size Treatment is subject to dermatological assessment by the Skin + Me expert dermatology team who will decide upon your eligibility after you have completed an online consultation and submitted three photos of your skin. Currently, the brand can only treat skin concerns affecting the face and don't currently treat rosacea, eczema, vitiligo or psoriasis. This offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other brand offer.To join the closed Facebook group for the podcast click here >> The Emma Guns Show Forum.To follow me on social media >> Twitter | Instagram. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Arbroath defender Jason Thomson joins Daniel Gray for a fascinating delve into his 16-year career. Thomson gives a behind-the-scenes insight into rising though the Hearts ranks, life under Vladimir Romanov, happy times at Turnbull Hutton’s Raith and Red Lichties glory with Dick Campbell. In a candid, compelling conversation, Thomson talks about the challenges of starting a first ‘real job’ aged 31, the perils of being a lower division footballer and the anxieties faced by players as they approach their career ends. Never read Nutmeg magazine? We have offers on back issues and subscriptions. See https://www.nutmegmagazine.co.uk/shopPlease help us make this podcast by joining Nutmeg FC on Patreon. Your money keeps us going and gets you some goodies: https://www.patreon.com/nutmegfcSupport the show (http://www.patreon.com/nutmegfc)

Welcome to another edition of Performance Anxiety’s Side Projects. This is an episode I’ve talked about doing for a long time; cover songs! Aaron Lazar of The Giraffes and Jason Thomson of Vast Robot Armies join me to share some of our favorite cover songs and discuss which ones MAY even be better than the originals. We also go off on some interesting tangents. Listen to see if you agree with our picks. And email us your favorites at theperformanceanxietypod@gmail.com.  So remember to subscribe, rate, review, & share. Without further ado, let’s jump right into this episode.

This episode I was fortunate enough to be handed this idea from Jason Thomson of Vast Robot Armies. I’m joined by Jason, Jordon Zadorozny of Blinker the Star, Allen Epley of The Life and Times, & Kellii Scott from Failure. We have a roundtable discussion on the best and worst drummers in 80’s hard rock & metal. You may notice a few technical issues during this episode. I did. But the discussion was so much fun that I had to release it. Follow all of us on social media. And enjoy Performance Anxiety’s Side Projects: Drummer’s Roundtable.

This episode we are joined by Jason Thomson, Joe Wells, & John Agee of VRA.  They tell us about the origin of the name, how the guys met, revisiting old sitcoms, dank ass nachos, mothman sightings, recording their latest album with Jordon of BTS & Kellii. I throw in a story or two as well. Follow them on social media @vastrobotarmies. Pick up their albums on bandcamp. Follow us @PerformanceAnx on Twitter & IG. Our merch is at performanceanx.threadless.com. Pay close attention because this one gets really busy!

My guest in this episode is Jason Thomson, a portfolio manager at the William O’Neil family office. On paper, Jason doesn’t seem like a particularly good fit for this podcast.  He runs a highly concentrated discretionary portfolio of growth equity names.  He can be levered long, net short, or completely out of the market all at his discretion. What becomes rapidly apparent is that while Jason has ultimate discretion, he adheres closely to a disciplined, rules-based process driven by the empirical research of an in-house quant group.  The core framework of that process retains the spirit of William O’Neil’s original CANSLIM methodology, but now has nearly a half-century of learning and nuance layered on top. As a quant, it is tough to hear “growth” and not think “expensive.”  Jason dismisses the idea that growth investing is all about headline-making, high-flying stocks, though, and emphasizes the importance of valuations.  In fact, about a quarter of his holdings are turn-around plays.   We talk about the role of investment themes, the importance of position sizing, and how Jason thinks about managing risk in a portfolio with less than ten names. The idea of managing a portfolio the way Jason does definitely put me out of my comfort zone, but our conversation made me reconsider what I think I know about growth investing

The Boys Are Back in Town! Your favourite sports talk radio hosts have a new home in Mississauga, Ontario. RAW Mike Richards and David Bastl on Newstalk Sauga 960AM. What to expect? Jason Thomson from Sauga 960's newest show, Parents Canada Radio, tells us what it's about and what to expect, Woodbine Racetrack's Queen's Plate with Tony ‘Lucky Lucc' Luccisano, filling you in with all you need to know for tonight Toronto Raptors game with Raptors Republic's Louis Zatzman, and more!Sports, laughter, the occasional dirty look and the GTA's best and most detailed West End traffic. Your mornings have become more RAW! Monday – Friday 6am – 9am, on Newstalk Sauga 960AM. Stream us LIVE at sauga960am.ca or find us on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, and now TWITCH!www.twitch.tv/rawmikerichards

The Boys Are Back in Town! Your favourite sports talk radio hosts have a new home in Mississauga, Ontario. RAW Mike Richards and David Bastl on Newstalk Sauga 960AM. What to expect? Jason Thomson from Sauga 960’s newest show, Parents Canada Radio, tells us what it’s about and what to expect, Woodbine Racetrack’s Queen’s Plate with Tony ‘Lucky Lucc’ Luccisano, filling you in with all you need to know for tonight Toronto Raptors game with Raptors Republic’s Louis Zatzman, and more! Sports, laughter, the occasional dirty look and the GTA’s best and most detailed West End traffic. Your mornings have become more RAW! Monday – Friday 6am – 9am, on Newstalk Sauga 960AM. Stream us LIVE at sauga960am.ca or find us on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, and now TWITCH! www.twitch.tv/rawmikerichards

Danny and Andy talk to former Hearts, Raith Rovers and current Arbroath full back about his experience playing under Vladimir Romanov, his time at Raith Rovers and his overall experience in the Scottish game.

Chapter 105: "Ghosting The Room" ...as read by Jason Thomson of Vast Robot Armies This chapter is dedicated to one of my favorite finds called Vast Robot Armies. Jason Thomson and I became fast friends via email about the podcast and long story short: here we are. Jason founded a band called Vast Robot Armies and I have really taken a liking to their Life And Times/Archers/Hum/Polvo style. Jason and I talk about how the band got started as pretty much just him, meeting up with Allen Epley of Life And Times, misconceptions of Canadians, being a new dad and a killer Will Sasso story. Check out the links to learn everything you need to know about VRA and I hope you enjoy them as much as I do. Definitely scratching the itch for me... https://www.facebook.com/VastRobotArmies/ Chapter 105 Music: from the VRA release "Dinner Music" https://vastrobotarmies.bandcamp.com Motor Home Sailing Stones Dinner Music Commodore Grey Area Living (from Goodnight Myopia) Cruel Elephant Mahovolich Normal Things Sailing Stones (again, because it's awesome) As The Story Grows links: Help out at Patreon Follow on Twitter See what we're doing at Lavirra Productions ATSG Website ATSG Music and Merch Leave some feedback at iTunes Join the Email List ATSG Facebook Email: asthestorygrows@gmail.com

This week on Ten Forward, Chris is left to his own devices, so he has gathered Mike Ortiz and Jason Thomson of Bat Talk to discuss the politics and philosophy of the factions we see in Star Trek. What does Mike think of The Federation? Does Jason want to sign up to The Dominion? Has […]