Podcast appearances and mentions of John Hess

What happens when a super-intelligent golden retriever teams up with a boy to escape a mutated creature? We journey through the peculiar world of John Hess's 1988 horror film "Watchers," a movie that's as quirky as its low Rotten Tomatoes rating suggests. From the moment we shared a "sinister sip" of our cocktail, "The Golden Retriever," the conversation was a mix of personal anecdotes and quirky humor. One of us even accidentally watched the movie in Italian, a mishap that added an unexpected layer of hilarity to the experience. Throughout the episode, we hold nothing back in our critique of "Watchers," tackling everything from its cheesy monster design to the odd choice of naming the dog "Furface." We found it difficult to move past the film's 80s charm, but couldn't help but appreciate Michael Ironside's performance and the film's entertainingly awkward moments. Our discussion took us on a rollercoaster ride through confusing plot twists and strange character arcs, with plenty of laughs along the way. We even pondered the sound design, noting the moments where the music seemed more suited for an after-school special than a horror film. For anyone seeking a light-hearted analysis with a healthy dose of humor, our exploration of "Watchers" offers a one-time watch experience filled with bizarre scenes and comedic twists. We touched on standout moments, like the suspenseful bike chase and a creative dryer scene, which had us both amused and bewildered. As we wrapped up the episode, we compared "Watchers" to other Corey Haim films, suggesting alternatives for those craving a different kind of horror fun. Join us for a playful discussion that highlights both the flaws and the endearing quirks of this lesser-known cinematic oddity. Head to www.screamsandstreams.com for more information related to our episode.

Mike Yagley and Evan Gaertner continue a look at how Martin Luther guided spiritual care and concern for people through letters. This episode reviews a letter written by Luther in November 1527 to John Hess. The letter is about whether Christians are obligated to stay during a time of plague. Beer Break Soft Parade by […]

In 1527, the plague arrived in Wittenberg and Breslau. Dr. Martin Luther wrote letters to give guidance to leaders during this time of pestilence. We previously discussed Luther's letter to John Hess in Episode 55. This episode is more specifically looking at the character, context, and counsel of these letters. We start by looking at […]

With over 15 years experience building some of the biggest athletes brands in the world. From Lebron James to Serena Williams, Specialist John Hess dives deep into the art of storytelling for athletes. Sharing insight on how to craft authentic narratives that resonate with audiences, emphasising the importance of honesty and finding your edge. Hear John Hess discuss how to structure a compelling story that's true to your personal brand, and the value of incorporating your community to enhance authenticity. He also highlights the role of social media in experimenting with content and building a personal brand. Whether you're an emerging athlete or a seasoned pro, this episode offers practical advice on turning your journey into an engaging and relatable story. Subscribe to The Specialist Playbook to hear more episodes with our global specialists on brand building for athletes. Playa Power educates and empowers athletes to reach their full potential in the ever-evolving world of digital marketing and media

The Playa Power Specialist Playbook is where the game behind the game comes to life! Listen in as our 12 Masterclass Specialists share their firsthand experiences at brand building in the world of sports—on the field and in the boardroom. They'll walk you through everything from navigating social media to securing major sponsorships, sharing the real-world stories and strategies that shaped their careers—and could shape yours too. Kristy Bloomfield, Jamie Teahan, Allana Ferguson, Gavin McGarry, Tom Maynard, John Hess, Sarah Widera, Grace Strawn, Charles Shelton-Agar, Liz Graham, Sarah Galbally and Ben Facey. Subscribe now to tap into the minds of athlete personal branding experts and start crafting your own brand today!

Happy Tuesday to our automotive community as we unpack GM's financial turbulence amidst the UAW strikes. We also dive into the alarming rise in subprime car loan delinquencies as well as Chevron's big move in acquiring Hess Corp.GM has pulled back its 2023 profit and EV production projections. The ongoing UAW strikes are costing the automaker a hefty $200 million each week this October.GM's Q3 net income dropped by 7.3%, standing at $3.06 billion, though revenues rose by 5.4% to reach $44.1 billion.UAW strikes have cost GM $800 million combined for Q3 and Q4 thus far.Amidst the cautious market environment, GM is reevaluating its EV strategy, prioritizing profit margins over strict sales volume targets.GM is stepping away from its aim to produce 400,000 EVs from 2022 to mid-2024. The new primary focus is to reach 1 million EVs by the end of 2025.Subprime borrowers are increasingly defaulting on auto loans, marking the highest delinquency rates in nearly 30 years. Economic challenges, including interest rate hikes and an uncertain job market, have made newer loans more burdensome for many, signaling distress in consumer spending patterns.September's delinquency rate for subprime auto loans hit 6.11%, the highest since 1994, as per Fitch Ratings.Factors like higher car prices, elevated borrowing costs, and Federal Reserve's stance on rates contribute to the issue.Repo rates are on the rise, with Cox Automotive projecting 1.5 million vehicle seizures this year.Borrowers face high interest rates based on credit scores, with some rates reaching 21.38% for used cars.Economic pressures have also led to challenges in the job market, with many struggling to meet auto loan payments.US oil producer Hess Corp, originally founded by Leon Hess, has been acquired by Chevron Corp in a deal spearheaded by Leon's son, John Hess. The all-stock transaction values Hess at $171 per share. Post-acquisition, John Hess, the longstanding CEO of Hess Corp, is slated to join Chevron's board and has expressed intentions to retain the family's stake in the company.Hess Corp's inception traces back to Leon Hess's buying a secondhand truck during the depression and delivering fuel oil during the depression. The company's current sale to Chevron values the Hess family's stake at approximately $5 billion.Once the deal is closed, John Hess, Leon Hess's son, who has held the CEO position at Hess since 1995, is expected to join the Chevron Board John Hess, alongside family trusts and members, holds 29.2 million shares in Hess Corp.Dividends for Hess shareholders will see a jump from the current $1.75 to $6.50 a share next year.Hosts: Paul J Daly and Kyle MountsierGet the Daily Push Back email at https://www.asotu.com/ JOIN the conversation on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/asotu/ Read our most recent email at: https://www.asotu.com/media/push-back-email ASOTU Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/automotivestateoftheunion

Chevron Corp. CEO Mike Wirth and Hess Corp. CEO John Hess discuss the $53 Billion deal to combine the two oil companies. They speak with Bloomberg's Alix Steel.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on the show we have director, Youtuber, and founder of the legendary Filmmaker IQ John Hess. I have been a huge fan of John's for quite some time. The videos he creates for Filmmaker IQ are, by far, some of the best and most informative film education on Youtube.Here's John's explanation of what Filmmaker IQ is.Filmmaker IQ (which also goes by the aliases Who?, FilmmakerIQ.com, and FIQ to evade debt collectors) is worshiped by no less than five monotheistic religions on Earth despite their petulant childish behavior, persistent meddling in the space-time continuum, and clear bipolar disorder.FIQ is the largest black hole of film knowledge in the universe.With over 3.4 billion courses on subjects such as Ways to successfully acquire both armrests at a movie theater, Why do all the evil people in Star Wars have a British accent? and Martin Scorsese's Eyebrows. FIQ's video lectures are hailed by educators, non-educators as well as people who are against the concept of education on moral grounds.John and I geek out over cameras, posts, and filmmaking in general. If you haven't watched his videos you are missing out. They are a must for any serious filmmaker.Enjoy my conversation with John Hess.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/2881148/advertisement

Trumpet player, Philadelphia Eagles fan and former public school teacher Todd Fulginiti chats with us while in the middle of a long and diverse career. Always open to exploring many different avenues, Todd has transitioned from an elementary general music & chorus position in public school to eventually broadening his career as a freelance musician and writer.   In this episode, Todd (a former student of his trumpet teacher John Hess), reveals his struggles as a college student including the weight of Music Ed's heavy course load, the challenge of ear training and how he persevered to earn his degree…eventually learning along the way that it's always OK to change your mind.   This episode identifies heavily with the “humanness” of a diverse career and we learned that Todd's heart shines most when his family is involved. This is most evident in his yearly holiday endeavor with the Fulginiti Family Band which releases a single every year to raise proceeds for local organizations like Music for Everyone, Meals on Wheels and most recently for Dave Castarello's My People on the Street Project.   This episode is sponsored by the York Youth Symphony whose winter concert, in combination with the York County Senior Honors Choir, is Sunday, March 12, 2023 at 3:00! Tickets can be purchased at www.appellcenter.org. Please visit yorkyouthsymphony.org for more information about the YYSO.   Get ready for a fascinating take on a varied musical career. This episode has a little something for everyone (even football fans)! Please enjoy Todd's life…between the notes.

Today on the show we have director, Youtuber, and founder of the legendary Filmmaker IQ John Hess. I have been a huge fan of John's for quite some time. The videos he creates for Filmmaker IQ are, by far, some of the best and most informative film education on Youtube.Here's John's explanation of Filmmaker IQ is. Filmmaker IQ (which also goes by the aliases Who?, FilmmakerIQ.com, and FIQ to evade debt collectors) is worshiped by no less than five monotheistic religions on Earth despite their petulant childish behavior, persistent meddling in the space-time continuum, and clear bipolar disorder. FIQ is the largest black hole of film knowledge in the universe.With over 3.4 billion courses on subjects such as Ways to successfully acquire both armrests at a movie theater, Why do all the evil people in Star Wars have a British accent? and Martin Scorsese's Eyebrows. FIQ's video lectures are hailed by educators, non-educators as well as people who are against the concept of education on moral grounds.John and I geek out over cameras, post, and filmmaking in general. If you haven't watched his videos you are missing out. They are a must for any serious filmmaker. Enjoy my conversation with John Hess.

A disciple can be hard to define. To kick off the Disciple: Be One, Make One podcasts, host Ethan Jasso talks with his friend John Hess about what it takes to be a disciple of Christ.

Andy Minch: Today, we watched a video summarizing the 17 released hostages from Haiti and what they had experienced. Then we had different people come up and reflect on the life and influence that John Hess had in our lives. He will be greatly missed by us all. Today's Music: Here I Am To Worship, You Are the One, Anchor, In Christ Alone, and The Solid Rock.

Kevin and Richie are LIVE again at F3 discussing FreightTech with John Hess, from Emerge, Charlie Mohn from Drivewyze, and Jeff Ogren from Trucker Path.Follow Put That Coffee Down on Apple PodcastsFollow Put That Coffee Down on SpotifyMore FreightWaves Podcasts

Kevin and Richie are LIVE again at F3 discussing FreightTech with John Hess, from Emerge, Charlie Mohn from Drivewyze, and Jeff Ogren from Trucker Path.Follow Put That Coffee Down on Apple PodcastsFollow Put That Coffee Down on SpotifyMore FreightWaves Podcasts

With a mix of natural and manmade terrain, the mountain biking trails at The Omni Homestead offer an exhilarating adventure for all skill levels. Avid outdoor enthusiasts John Hess and Seth Ellis provide insights into the creation of these trails and what they love about mountain biking in the Ridge and Valley province of the Appalachian Mountains.

Today on the show we have director, Youtuber, and founder of the legendary Filmmaker IQ John Hess. I have been a huge fan of John's for quite some time. The videos he creates for Filmmaker IQ are, by far, some of the best and most informative film education on Youtube.Here's John's explanation of Filmmaker IQ is. Filmmaker IQ (which also goes by the aliases Who?, FilmmakerIQ.com, and FIQ to evade debt collectors) is worshiped by no less than five monotheistic religions on Earth despite their petulant childish behavior, persistent meddling in the space-time continuum, and clear bipolar disorder. FIQ is the largest black hole of film knowledge in the universe.With over 3.4 billion courses on subjects such as Ways to successfully acquire both armrests at a movie theater, Why do all the evil people in Star Wars have a British accent? and Martin Scorsese’s Eyebrows. FIQ’s video lectures are hailed by educators, non-educators as well as people who are against the concept of education on moral grounds.John and I geek out over cameras, post, and filmmaking in general. If you haven't watched his videos you are missing out. They are a must for any serious filmmaker. Enjoy my conversation with John Hess.

In this Big Fish episode, we are showcasing a learning session from #RPOACON2020 Virtual Conference in which Erin moderates a panel discussion with three Big Fish of the RPO world: Cory Kruse of Orion Novotus, John Hess of Advanced RPO, and Jason Krumwiede of Broadleaf Results. With Agile methodology from the world of software development as the backdrop, these leaders make the case for recruitment process outsourcing as a solution to the extreme volatility in demand caused by the Pandemic of 2020. In this honest and fun conversation on how the challenges of this crazy year have forced everyone - including RPO providers - to rethink the way things are done, Cory, Jason, and John discuss their challenges and solutions openly. Everything from using daily stand-ups to stay organized and nimble, to project-based RPO to remove risks, to using new technology in ramping down and up support quickly. It’s a wild ride, and we think you’ll enjoy the banter between these experienced competitors and “frenemies”, including their predictions for 2021! Other topics Discussed: Sourcing innovation to drive diversity wins Nimbleness with ever-changing roles and responsibilities Aligning tactical actions with strategic goals in an agile way Finding comfort in the chaos & learning to be okay during a lack of control Leveraging technology and balancing in-person interaction with clients The importance of self-awareness & self-reflection Connect with our #RPOACON2020 Speakers Cory Kruse - https://www.linkedin.com/in/corykruse/ John Hess - https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-hess-58a5532/ Jason Krumwiede - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonkrumwiede/ Connect with Erin Peterson Erin is a Global Talent Acquisition Consultant, Interim Leader, and RPO Advisor with PeopleResults. She has led TA and RPO globally for some of the most successful organizations in the world including Accenture, Aon Hewitt, and Amazon. She translates her unique global experience to help clients with TA strategy, employment branding, onboarding, candidate experience, and recruitment process outsourcing (RPO) decisions. Connect on Social Website: https://www.people-results.com LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/erinpeterson Twitter: https://twitter.com/ErinMcPeterson

Amidst COVID-19 and necessary wholesale expense cutting, it's important to really understand the difference between an expense and an investment as it pertains to ROI for your organization. And when specifically looking at your talent acquisition strategy, decisions should be made with that investment in mind – as the most expensive job is the unfilled one. But why do companies fail to make the connection between recruiting and returns? And what metrics should they track to help change this perception? These questions and more are addressed in our latest HRO Today Educational podcast with Elliot Clark and Advanced RPO's SVP, John Hess. For more information, visit https://www.advancedrpo.com/. To view more educational podcasts, visit us at https://www.hrotoday.com/.

UW-Milwaukee Chancellor Mark Mone chats with WUWM General Manager John Hess , who joined the station in January. He is a 30 year veteran of the media industry, working in television, radio and newspapers throughout his career.

Most people know Martin Luther as a theologian and as the father of the Reformation but he also happened to have some pretty relevant advice for communities dealing with the coronavirus.Back in 1527, a deadly plague hit Martin Luther’s town of Wittenberg and he wrote a letter to a friend (Volume 43, Pg. 132: Whether One Should Flee From A Deadly Plague - To: Rev. Dr. John Hess), explaining how churches should deal with such complicated circumstances."I shall ask God mercifully to protect us. Then I shall fumigate, help purify the air, administer medicine and take it. I shall avoid places and persons where my presence is not needed in order not to become contaminated and thus perchance inflict and pollute others and so cause their death as a result of my negligence. If God should wish to take me, he will surely find me and I have done what he has expected of me and so I am not responsible for either my own death or the death of others. If my neighbor needs me however I shall not avoid place or person but will go freely as stated above. See this is such a God-fearing faith because it is neither brash nor foolhardy and does not tempt God."

February 6, 2020 Guests/Topics:    Jim Willis, Marcellus Drilling News, responds to John Hess' comments that shale oil has peaked and global warming is real. Willis describes how Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf has been good to industry in some areas like pipelines and permits, but needs to be watched in areas [...]

Jim Willis, Marcellus Drilling News, responds to John Hess' comments that shale oil has peaked and global warming is real. Willis describes how Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf has been good to industry in some areas like pipelines and permits, but needs to be watched in areas of impact fees and [...]

Episode 3 of CMC's new podcast features an interview with Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival artistic director, Graham McKenzie, Dáirine Ní Mheadhra on her project to commission Irish composers to write songs using Irish language texts, and CMC Scholar-in-residence Orla Shannon on the music and lives of twentieth-century Irish women composers Ina Boyle and Joan Trimble. Presented by Jonathan Grimes and Evonne Ferguson. Recording and production - Keith Fennell Editing - Jonathan Grimes Show Notes Ann Cleare https://www.cmc.ie/composers/ann-cleare Riot Ensemble http://riotensemble.com/ Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival https://hcmf.co.uk/ CMC at HCMF https://www.cmc.ie/news/11202019–2125/cmc–2019-huddersfield-contemporary-music-festival Irish Language Art Song Project https://www.cmc.ie/AmhrainEalaineGhaeilge Joan Trimble https://www.cmc.ie/composers/joan-trimble Ina Boyle http://www.inaboyle.org/ Music Ann Cleare - Glór / Voice, Gavan Ring (voice), Louise Thomas (piano) - 00:02 Ann Cleare - Eyam V, RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra - 3:25, 12:04 Andrew Hamilton - An dóigh leat? Do you think?, Rachel Kelly (voice), John Hess (piano) - 14:22, 16:06 Jennifer Walshe - 12 Amhrán Faoi Athrú Aeráide / 12 Climate Change Songs, Anna Devin (voice), John Hess (piano) - 19:04 John Kinsella - Bóithre Bána / White Roads, Gavan Ring (voice), Louise Thomas (piano) - 22:11 Ryan Molloy - Ceoltóir na nÉan / Bird Singer, Rachel Kelly (voice), John Hess (piano) - 23:20, 24:28 Linda Buckley - Sólás / Solace, Rachel Kelly (voice), John Hess (piano) - 28:21, 30:02 Joan Trimble - Green Rain, Carolyn Dobbin (voice), Iain Burnside (piano) - 32:22 Ina Boyle - Symphony No. 1 ‘Glencree’ (second movement), RTÉ Concert Orchestra, conductor Kenneth Montgomery - 34:46, 45:56 Ina Boyle - Sleep Song, Aylish Kerrigan (voice), Dearbhla Collins (piano) - 41:02 Joan Trimble - Girl’s Song, Carolyn Dobbin (voice), Iain Burnside (piano) - 43:27

Irna Phillips, Queen of Serials, knows having a serial in the new medium would be the greatest culmination of her work in the genre. However, her march towards this goal wouldn’t be easy...or straightforward...and Irna Phillips would discover a world filled with friends, foes, and the kind of high drama only she could imagine... For the first time ever, Serial History uses the best archives, letters, notes, scripts, etc. to piece together the real story of the creation of the first television soap operas. From The Guiding Light to Search for Tomorrow to Love of Life, The First Hundred Years, As the World Turnsand more, Serial History places their creation stories on one timeline to tell the complete story of television soap operas for the very first time. Meet Irna Phillips, John Hess, Roy Winsor, Agnes Nixon, David Lesan, and more people who created the first television soap operas.Follow Serial History on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook @SerialHistory. Send us an email at Serial@SerialHistory.com.Serial History is created, written, and executive produced by Andrew Pemberton-Fowler. Brett Emanuel and Raul Guerrero, Jr. produce the series. Serial History is an AIOTK Air production in association with Pemberton Studios.

Roy Winsor, who is now the manager of the radio and television department at The Biow Company, begins to wield his power. Within weeks of his promotion, Roy Winsor will lay the foundation for the creation of Love of Life and Search for Happiness...but at what price? For the first time, learn who created Love of Life and how Search for Tomorrow came to be. Meanwhile, Irna Phillips has plans of her own for the future of soap operas on television.For the first time ever, Serial Historyuses the best archives, letters, notes, scripts, etc. to piece together the real story of the creation of the first television soap operas. From The Guiding Lightto Search for Tomorrowto Love of Life, The First Hundred Years, As the World Turnsand more, Serial History places their creation stories on one timeline to tell the complete story of television soap operas for the very first time. Meet Irna Phillips, John Hess, Roy Winsor, Agnes Nixon, David Lesan, and more people who created the first television soap operas.Follow Serial History on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook @SerialHistory. Send us an email at Serial@SerialHistory.com.Serial Historyis created, written, and executive produced by Andrew Pemberton-Fowler. Brett Emanuel and Raul Guerrero, Jr. produce the series. Serial Historyis an AIOTK Air production in association with Pemberton Studios.

Radio soap operas are all the rage, but the new medium of television cannot be ignored. Meet Roy Winsor, a soap opera producer and director, who is determined to make his mark on the new medium of television.For the first time ever, Serial History uses the best archives, letters, notes, scripts, etc. to piece together the real story of the creation of the first television soap operas. From The Guiding Light to Search for Tomorrow to Love of Life, The First Hundred Years, As the World Turnsand more, Serial History places their creation stories on one timeline to tell the complete story of television soap operas for the very first time. Meet Irna Phillips, John Hess, Roy Winsor, Agnes Nixon, David Lesan, and more people who created the first television soap operas.Follow Serial History on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook @SerialHistory. Send us an email at Serial@SerialHistory.com.Serial History is created, written, and executive produced by Andrew Pemberton-Fowler. Brett Emanuel and Raul Guerrero, Jr. produce the series. Serial History is an AIOTK Air production in association with Pemberton Studios.

Radio soap operas are all the rage, but the new medium of television cannot be ignored. Meet Roy Winsor, a soap opera producer and director, who is determined to make his mark on the new medium of television.Follow Serial History on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook @SerialHistory. Email us at Serial@SerialHistory.comSerial History uses the best archives, letters, notes, scripts, etc. to piece together the real story of the creation of the first television soap operas. From The Guiding Light to Search for Tomorrow to Love of Life, The First Hundred Years, As the World Turns and more, Serial History places their creation stories on one timeline to tell the complete story of television soap operas for the very first time. Meet Irna Phillips, John Hess, Roy Winsor, Agnes Nixon, David Lesan, and more people who created the first television soap operas.Serial History is created, written, and executive produced by Andrew Pemberton-Fowler. Brett Emanuel and Raul Guerrero, Jr. produce the series. Serial History is an AIOTK Air production in association with Pemberton Studios.

Join us as a member of our Water Quality department, John Hess, shares some of the challenges our waterways face, how he monitors them, and actions people can take at home to help keep our rivers and lakes healthy.

Our friends at the Nottingham European Movement asked us if they could use our podcast to share a recording of their 'Brexit: What Next? (https://www.euromovelincs.org.uk/brexit_what_next)' event with our listeners, and we bit their arm off! Enjoy this hour and a half panel discussion with these stone-cold Remain legends: Ken Clarke QC MP, Conservative Chris Leslie MP, Labour Tom Brake MP, Liberal Democrat Natalie Bennett, Green Party (leader of the Green Party 2012-16, and currently prospective parliamentary candidate for Sheffield) Femi Oluwole, co-founder of Our Future, Our Choice! Eloise Todd, chief executive, Best for Britain Moderated by John Hess, former BBC political editor for the East Midlands (Apologies to Chris for omitting to include him in my spoken intro!)

Roku’s not scared, Mary Poppins is back, and more American Gods problems. All this and more on Cordkillers! With special guest John Hess. Subscribe to and support Cordkillers at http://www.cordkillers.com. If we get to 1850 patrons or $1850/episode, we can begin the Spoilerin’ Project and give you show-based Spoilerin’ Time feeds. Find out more and … Continue reading Cordkillers 236 – Are You Still Watching? (w/ John Hess) →

Roku’s not scared, Mary Poppins is back, and more American Gods problems. All this and more on Cordkillers! With special guest John Hess. Subscribe to and support Cordkillers at http://www.cordkillers.com. If we get to 1850 patrons or $1850/episode, we can begin the Spoilerin’ Project and give you show-based Spoilerin’ Time feeds. Find out more and … Continue reading Cordkillers 236 – Are You Still Watching? (w/ John Hess) →

Roku’s not scared, Mary Poppins is back, and more American Gods problems. All this and more on Cordkillers! With special guest John Hess. Subscribe to and support Cordkillers at http://www.cordkillers.com. If we get to 1850 patrons or $1850/episode, we can begin the Spoilerin’ Project and give you show-based Spoilerin’ Time feeds. Find out more and … Continue reading Cordkillers 236 – Are You Still Watching? (w/ John Hess) →

John Hess is one of phaware global association’s co-founders. He and his wife Seema are caregivers to their son, Iain, who was diagnosed with pulmonary hypertension at age 5. Iain is a recent recipient of a double lung transplant. With a background in engineering and technology, John details phaware’s Walk.Talk.Track.™ pulmonary hypertension mobile research application being developed to determine the quality of life of patients living with PH. Learn more about pulmonary hypertension at phaware365.global. Never miss an episode with the phaware® podcast app. Follow us on facebook, twitter, instagram, youtube & linkedin @phaware #phaware  Learn more about Walk.Talk.Track.™ at: www.phaware.global/walktalktrack

Many are watching US oil producers after the deal between OPEC and non-OPEC producers and Donald Trump's election, and John Hess, CEO of Hess Corporation, shares his thoughts about the future of US shale.Hess talks with senior oil editors Meghan Gordon and Brian Scheid about how quickly American...

On this episode we have UNC assistant coach, Dave Metzbower. Coach Metzbower graduated from the University of Delaware in 1986. After graduating from UD, he joined the Blue Hens' coaching staff and spent 1987-1989 on the sidelines in Newark. In 1990, Metzbower joined the Princeton staff as the top assistant to head coach Bill Tierney and helped create dynamic offenses that averaged 181.6 goals per year over a 20-season span. Metzbower helped the Tigers win six NCAA championships, reach the NCAA semifinals 10 times and advance to the NCAA quarterfinals on 16 occasions. During Metzbower's tenure, the Tigers won 14 Ivy League titles while achieving a cumulative 230-65 record. He helped develop the top five goal scorers in Princeton history, the top four in career points, 22 All-Ivy League attackmen, seven Ivy League Players of the Year, 27 first-team All-Americas and 74 All-Ivy League first-team selections. Under Metzbower, Kevin Lowe (1994) and John Hess (1997) won the Lt. Col. J.L. Turnbull Award as the outstanding attackman in Division I, and Josh Sims twice won the Lt. Donald McLaughlin Award as the top midfielder in Division I (1998 and 2000). He's now the assistant coach at the University of North Carolina who just made it back to final four this upcoming weekend for the first time since 1993. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/gamechanger-lacrosse/id917409072?mt=2 Subscribe to the newsletter: JoeYevoli.com

Zeit für eine empathische und respektvolle Medizin. Prof. John Hess, Direktor im Deutschen Herzzentrum München, geht einen selbstbewussten Weg. Mit Dipl. Psychologin und NLP Trainer Isa Schlott und NLP Trainer Gert Bodamer.

John Hess earned his Ph.D at USC, MS at Indiana University and BA at Wheaton College in Ill. Jon served as VP and Dean of Students at Westmont College from ’73-’89. From ’89-’99 he focused on executive coaching with focus on intensive life management groups. John Hess is the founder and principle consultant for Burgess & Co. His professional background includes being Senior VP at Westmont; extensive personal executive coaching with CEO’s; and forming and leading small, intensive life-management groups with a spiritual focus. He currently serves as Vice President of Capital Commerce Group, a small investment banking firm in Santa Barbara. For the past three years he has worked with The Executive Committee (TEC), the premier CEO development organization with over 6,000 members throughout the United States and Canada.

John Hess earned his Ph.D at USC, MS at Indiana University and BA at Wheaton College in Ill. Jon served as VP and Dean of Students at Westmont College from ’73-’89. From ’89-’99 he focused on executive coaching with focus on intensive life management groups. John Hess is the founder and principle consultant for Burgess & Co. His professional background includes being Senior VP at Westmont; extensive personal executive coaching with CEO’s; and forming and leading small, intensive life-management groups with a spiritual focus. He currently serves as Vice President of Capital Commerce Group, a small investment banking firm in Santa Barbara. For the past three years he has worked with The Executive Committee (TEC), the premier CEO development organization with over 6,000 members throughout the United States and Canada.

John Hess earned his Ph.D at USC, MS at Indiana University and BA at Wheaton College in Ill. Jon served as VP and Dean of Students at Westmont College from ’73-’89. From ’89-’99 he focused on executive coaching with focus on intensive life management groups. John Hess is the founder and principle consultant for Burgess & Co. His professional background includes being Senior VP at Westmont; extensive personal executive coaching with CEO’s; and forming and leading small, intensive life-management groups with a spiritual focus. He currently serves as Vice President of Capital Commerce Group, a small investment banking firm in Santa Barbara. For the past three years he has worked with The Executive Committee (TEC), the premier CEO development organization with over 6,000 members throughout the United States and Canada.

John Hess earned his Ph.D at USC, MS at Indiana University and BA at Wheaton College in Ill. Jon served as VP and Dean of Students at Westmont College from ’73-’89. From ’89-’99 he focused on executive coaching with focus on intensive life management groups. John Hess is the founder and principle consultant for Burgess & Co. His professional background includes being Senior VP at Westmont; extensive personal executive coaching with CEO’s; and forming and leading small, intensive life-management groups with a spiritual focus. He currently serves as Vice President of Capital Commerce Group, a small investment banking firm in Santa Barbara. For the past three years he has worked with The Executive Committee (TEC), the premier CEO development organization with over 6,000 members throughout the United States and Canada.

John Hess earned his Ph.D at USC, MS at Indiana University and BA at Wheaton College in Ill. Jon served as VP and Dean of Students at Westmont College from ’73-’89. From ’89-’99 he focused on executive coaching with focus on intensive life management groups. John Hess is the founder and principle consultant for Burgess & Co. His professional background includes being Senior VP at Westmont; extensive personal executive coaching with CEO’s; and forming and leading small, intensive life-management groups with a spiritual focus. He currently serves as Vice President of Capital Commerce Group, a small investment banking firm in Santa Barbara. For the past three years he has worked with The Executive Committee (TEC), the premier CEO development organization with over 6,000 members throughout the United States and Canada.

John Hess earned his Ph.D at USC, MS at Indiana University and BA at Wheaton College in Illinous. Jon served as Vp and Dean of Students at Westmont College from ’73-’89. From ’89-’99 he focused on executive coaching with focus on intensive life management groups. John Hess is the founder and principle consultant for Burgess & Co. His professional background includes being Senior vice-President at Westmont; extensive personal executlive coaching with CEO’s; and forming and leading small, intensive life-management groups with a spiritual focus. He currently serves as Vice President of Capital Commerce Group, a small investment banking firm in Santa Barbara. For the past three years he has worked with The Exective Committee (TEC), the premier CEO development organization with over 6,000 members throught the United States and Canda.

John Hess earned his Ph.D at USC, MS at Indiana University and BA at Wheaton College in Ill. Jon served as VP and Dean of Students at Westmont College from ’73-’89. From ’89-’99 he focused on executive coaching with focus on intensive life management groups. John Hess is the founder and principle consultant for Burgess & Co. His professional background includes being Senior VP at Westmont; extensive personal executive coaching with CEO’s; and forming and leading small, intensive life-management groups with a spiritual focus. He currently serves as Vice President of Capital Commerce Group, a small investment banking firm in Santa Barbara. For the past three years he has worked with The Executive Committee (TEC), the premier CEO development organization with over 6,000 members throughout the United States and Canada.

John Hess earned his Ph.D at USC, MS at Indiana University and BA at Wheaton College in Ill. Jon served as VP and Dean of Students at Westmont College from ’73-’89. From ’89-’99 he focused on executive coaching with focus on intensive life management groups. John Hess is the founder and principle consultant for Burgess & Co. His professional background includes being Senior VP at Westmont; extensive personal executive coaching with CEO’s; and forming and leading small, intensive life-management groups with a spiritual focus. He currently serves as Vice President of Capital Commerce Group, a small investment banking firm in Santa Barbara. For the past three years he has worked with The Executive Committee (TEC), the premier CEO development organization with over 6,000 members throughout the United States and Canada.

In this interview find out why the recession may just be one of the best things to happen to British politics in years. BBC Political Journalist John Hess speaks about his career, on the heels of a talk he gave for the Centre for British Politics, in the School of Politics and International Relations.