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Presented in partnership with TMX Group A new world economy is rapidly emerging, and Canada needs to stake its claim. In the wake of the U.S. presidential inauguration, join us for a timely discussion of the economic and political factors set to reshape the economy in 2025, and their projected impact on Canadian businesses and investors. Tariffs on trade, fierce competition for investment, a global race to secure the critical minerals required to transition to clean energy…these are just some of the issues business leaders, investors and policymakers will grapple with in the year ahead. John McKenzie, CEO, TMX Group, will introduce a discussion featuring Frances Donald, Chief Economist, RBC and Steve Verheul, Principal, GT and Company Executive Advisors and President, Verheul Consulting Inc. The discussion will be moderated by esteemed economics columnist Kevin Carmichael of The Logic, who will guide the conversation on the emerging world economy and expectations for the year ahead. On January 21, 2025, join us at the Empire Club of Canada for a key discussion on the economic and political shifts shaping the global economy, and the policies Canada needs to succeed. *The content presented is free of charge but please note that the Empire Club of Canada retains copyright. Neither the speeches themselves nor any part of their content may be used for any purpose other than personal interest or research without the explicit permission of the Empire Club of Canada.Views and Opinions Expressed Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by the speakers or panelists are those of the speakers or panelists and do not necessarily reflect or represent the official views and opinions, policy or position held by The Empire Club of Canada.*
The NHL reveal the sweaters for the 4 Nations Faceoff and we give our thoughts. Dale's a big nickname guy and we discuss the best ones in the NHL today and also the best in history. Listen Here: Apple Podcasts Direct MP3 iHeart Radio Title Player John McKenzie News 4 Nations cup sweaters https://www.dailyfaceoff.com/news/first-look-of-2025-4-nations-face-off-jerseys Very straight-forward. Like that they have picked colours so every team only needs 1 colour. Yamamoto on waivers Rempe to AHL - fighting down? Surprised to see Lafreniere - 7 x $7.45 - good bet for Rangers Penguins 3-6-1 to start - - how much pressure to make changes? Jets 8-0 2 away from Leafs record of 10 wins in 93-94 Guess the 5th Connections LAST WEEK - John Vanbiesbrouck, Barrasso, Billy Smith Pelle Lindbergh Vezina trophies - all won vezina with sv% below .900 THIS WEEK Steve Larmer, Craig Ramsay, Danny Grant, Doug Jarvis Nick names - Josh Kirkland - nickname “Costco” - great Some other good ones Arber Xhekaj - wifi Ryan Lomberg - Lomberghini Marcus Johanssen - JoJo Tomas Tatar - Tuna Shesterkin - The Sheriff Quinn Hughes Huggy Bear - Best all time? - Newsy Lalonde Boom Boom Geoffrion Chico Resch Rogi Vachon Moose Dupont Cujo Surprising Starts WPG 8-0 MIN - 5-1-2 CGY - 5-2-1 PIT - 3-6-1 Sharks 0-7-2 - no one surprised but Friedman Crazy Stats
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Listen as Pastor John McKenzie talks about what a father needs.
Welcome Robyn Scott to Purposely, where she shares her organization's mission and her career and life journey focused on purpose. Robyn serves as the Executive Director of J R McKenzie Trust, a grant-making foundation established by retailer John McKenzie. John, hailing from Australia, first visited New Zealand in 1909 during a motorcycling holiday. Enchanted by the country's charm and its promise of opportunity, he made the bold decision to relocate his business. His inaugural store in Dunedin marked the genesis of his vision. Driven by the belief that a business should reciprocate its success with those integral to its prosperity, John swiftly founded the J R McKenzie Trust in 1940. Initially, the Trust extended its support to disabled servicemen, the Plunket Society, and children in need. Fast forward to the present day, the Trust, functioning as a private family foundation with an annual donation of approximately $4 million, remains steadfastly dedicated to social justice. It endeavors to foster a fair and inclusive Aotearoa New Zealand while bolstering charities, 'for purpose' entities, and community-based organizations in effecting positive change. The sustenance of the trust's funding stems from yearly dividends received from Rangatira Investments, a venture established by John McKenzie, renowned for its pioneering contributions to private investment in New Zealand. Robyn's illustrious career spans over two decades across various sectors, including government, charity, and philanthropy. Her inaugural foray into leadership manifested as the CEO of Fertility New Zealand, a six-year tenure motivated by her personal struggles with infertility. Throughout her stewardship, Robyn spearheaded campaigns advocating for enhanced public funding for fertility treatment and broader access to support services. Subsequently, Robyn assumed the helm of New Zealand's premier philanthropic institution for nearly a decade, playing an instrumental role in consolidating philanthropy as a formidable and impactful movement in Aotearoa. Philanthropy New Zealand, established in 1990 by the late Sir Roy McKenzie to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the J R McKenzie Trust, serves as a testament to the enduring legacy now overseen by Robyn. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mark-longbottom2/message
Join us in Bangkok for the Extraordinary Travel Festival in November of 2024. Please use code – BANGKOK – to save $120. . Want to go to Bhutan? Or you can join us on a tour to . I am happy to introduce a new speaker at the ETF, . I consider David a Papua New Guinea product expert. He has spent a cumulative one year over the last five year in PNG as the founder of . David will be sharing his tips for traveling independently in PNG. He is a professional photographer, and you will be impressed with his skills. We also have two special guests joining us on the episode after my conversation with David. Both of these guests attended the first event in Armenia and they will be joining us in Bangkok. I wanted to use this opportunity to learn more about them. John McKenzie is a travel content creator documenting his travels from around the globe. Check out his . Anders Larsson is the current Chairman of in Sweden and has a rich travel history and of living around the globe. We look forward to welcoming you to Bangkok, let us know if we have any questions.
Hello and welcome to number 124! This week I am joined by John McKenzie who is an avid traveller and I heard John talk about his road trip in Armenia on another podcast so I wanted to get him on! So here we have it, we cover that said road trip, travelling to the Falkland Islands as well as French Polynesia. A very eclectic episode this one covering some very different places and John is a great wealth of knowledge for travel. He has a website which you can check out below as well as social media. I hope you enjoy the episode! Thanks to Laura Hammond for supporting this podcast, she does so by purchasing a membership every month on my Patreon. You can support too by checking out the details below!Enjoy and be inspired!John McKenzieWebsite - https://johnthetraveler.comInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/johnthecurioustraveler/Winging It Travel PodcastHost/Creator/Writer/Composer/Editor - James HammondProducer - James HammondPodcast Art Design - Swamp Soup Company - Harry UttonWinging It Travel Podcast YouTube ChannelWant to watch my solo episodes? Then head to my YouTube channel below where I add photos and videos from my trip to the weekly solo episodes.Podcast SupportPatreon - https://patreon.com/wingingittravelpodcastThanks for supporting the podcast! I don't believe in offering more stuff for people who can afford to pay so what I will offer however is a shout-out on my episodes and in my show notes too as thanks for supporting the podcast. I will even send you some trendy stickers to you (if you wish) via the post and you will get my digital travel planner by email as a PDF (it is editable). Thanks again for keeping this podcast alive! JamesBuy Me A Coffee - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/wingingitDiscovery Car Hire - https://www.discovercars.com/?a_aid=Jhammo89Merch Store - https://www.teepublic.com/stores/winging-it-travel-podcast?ref_id=25823Want some insurance while travelling and working remotely? Book below with SafetyWing.https://safetywing.com?referenceID=wingingittravelpodcast&utm_source=wingingittravelpodcast&utm_medium=AmbassadorBook Flights With Expedia Canadahttps://prf.hn/click/camref:1100lqfY7/creativeref:1100l68075/destination:https://www.expedia.com/Flights?siteid=1&langid=1033Book Hotels with Hotel.comhttps://hotels.prf.hn/click/camref:1101lqg8U/creativeref:1011l66932/destination:https://uk.hotels.com/?pos=HCOM_UK&locale=en_GBEtsy StoreBuy my Digital Travel Planner - https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/1220056512/digital-travel-planner?click_key=c580edd56767d7b03612dfae3b122f32e15fe1ec%3A1220056512&click_sum=80ff0159&ref=shop_home_recs_2Stickers - https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/1216492546/winging-it-travel-podcast-stickers?click_key=ed1139c660585f268a8192aa8c136a5915118968%3A1216492546&click_sum=b8a8a048&ref=shop_home_recs_1&frs=1Contact me - jameshammondtravel@gmail.com or message me on my social media on the links below.Social Media - follow me on:YouTube - Winging It Travel Podcast https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC173L0udkGL15RSkO3vIx5AInstagram - wingingittravelpodcast - https://www.instagram.com/wingingittravelpodcast/TikTok - wingingittravelpodcast - https://www.tiktok.com/@wingingittravelpodcastFacebook - Winging It Travel Podcast - https://www.facebook.com/jameshammondtravelTwitter - https://twitter.com/PodcastWingingReview - please head to Podchaser and leave a review for this podcast - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/winging-it-travel-podcast-1592244 or alternately you can leave a review and rating wherever you get your podcasts! MY SISTER YOUTUBE CHANNEL - The Trendy Coffee PodcastPlease follow and subscribe below.YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgB8CA0tAk3ILcqEZ39a33gPodcast Links - https://linktr.ee/thetrendycoffeepodcastThanks for your support, James!
In hour two of Live Bet Saturday, Ben Wilson and Will Hill are joined by John McKenzie from Rotowire, as they break down the Heisman Trophy odds.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In our Campfire Chat series, I sit down with the people you'll get to meet at our adult summer camp and largest event of the year, Camp Indie. In this episode, you'll hear from two past camp attendees who loved it so much in 2021 that they are coming back, Jason Robinson and John McKenzie, on how they were both able to quit their jobs and start traveling the world - and use Camp Indie as a launch point. If you're looking to break free of the 9-5 or are already a digital nomad, traveler, or entrepreneur then join us at the ultimate adult summer camp. Whether you're just starting out or have been on this path for years, you'll advance toward the lifestyle you want to lead (while having a blast at summer camp). www.campindie.com
In our Campfire Chat series, I sit down with the people you'll get to meet at our adult summer camp and largest event of the year, Camp Indie. In this episode, you'll hear from two past camp attendees who loved it so much in 2021 that they are coming back, Jason Robinson and John McKenzie, on how they were both able to quit their jobs and start traveling the world. If you're looking to break free of the 9-5 or are already a digital nomad, traveler, or entrepreneur then join us at the ultimate adult summer camp. Whether you're just starting out or have been on this path for years, you'll advance toward the lifestyle you want to lead (while having a blast at summer camp). www.campindie.com
Host Fr. Michael Trail talks to his guest, Fr. Fr. John McKenzie from the Archdiocese of Detroit about the vocation of Priesthood in the Black community.
Jenny Gill joins Purposely to share her career journey leading New Zealand's largest and most respected charitable foundations as CEO, advisor and Board member. Jenny is one of the pioneers of philanthropy in New Zealand, from her first role in the eighties to now she has led the way for wealthy and generous individuals, foundations and companies, helping them to give more effectively and ensure they make a positive and lasting difference. In 1985 Jenny took on her first role in philanthropy as Executive Director of a private foundation to give away all of its funds over a set period of time. A fairly rare phenomenon in the eighties this type of philanthropy is described as ‘spend down'. The theory being that you donate all of the money you have to a good cause/s as quickly as possible to ensure you make a transformative difference as fast as possible. The organisation or the Foundation is merely a means to an end to deliver effective philanthropy during a specific time period. The Roy McKenzie Foundation with Jenny at the helm donated a total of $7 million over 9 years. “I went to meet him in his office in Wellington and I came out with a job offer, with no job description, no discussion about salary (however) an agreement that I would start work the next day. Well, I went to his office the next day and he handed me a blank pad of paper, a pencil, a copy of the trust deed, a check for a million dollars and said okay, let's go” Jenny describes the role she had as her becoming a ‘philanthrocrat', a profession helping the generous and wealthy to give effectively and efficiently, in fact she was one of the very first professionals working in this way in New Zealand. Jenny continued to play an instrumental role in philanthropy and in 1990 Jenny and Roy used their experience to start the Association of Grant Givers (now Philanthropy New Zealand). Based on similar organisations overseas it helps to encourage others to give and provides a forum for individuals and organisations to share their experiences with others. Sharing know how and experience at the same time helping people to collaborate on projects to have greater impact. Roy McKenzie was the only surviving son of John McKenzie, two members of one of New Zealand's richest and most generous families. They owned a chain of general stores in Australia and New Zealand before they were taken over by LD Nathan in 1980. The funds they have donated to good causes over the years come from the wealth generated by those stores as well as through investment firm Rangatira Ltd which was founded in 1937. In 2004 Jenny moved further north to Auckland to take on the role of CEO of Foundation North, known then as the ASB Charitable Foundation it is the largest of the 12 community foundations in New Zealand with almost $3 billion in an endowment with the interest benefitting people and causes in Auckland and across Northland. Jenny and her team were responsible for granting over $50 million to good causes on an annual basis. Jenny enjoyed 16 successful years in charge of Foundation North, deciding to step down in 2019 to spend more time with her family. This proceeded the arrival of the global pandemic and a crucial period for all funders as they responded to the crisis. This was certainly the case for Foundation North and the other community trusts as they responded to COVID-19 and the significant impact the pandemic was having on people living in poverty and on the margins. Jenny talks about being less optimistic these days compared the 'heady days of the 70's' particularly around the effects of climate change and what this will mean for her five grand children. Pointing out that it is much harder for individuals to influence meaningful change compared to past generations. As Jenny's attention shifts to the future of philanthropy and charitable giving she makes it clear that she would like to see more philanthropic money going into addressing climate change and environmental --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mark-longbottom2/message
455 - Teaching Bubbles - John McKenzie in North East Valley joins Samuel Mann. With a contribution from Tahu Mackenzie. This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - oar.org.nz
John McKenzie - Chief Executive Officer, TMX Group
John McKenzie - Chief Executive Officer, TMX Group
Clement is joined by Director at Kabu Design Architects, Buhle Mathole and owner of John McKenzie Architects , John McKenzie offering a glimpse into the world of Architecture and all that it entails.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Welcome to Eyes & Teeth Photographer, Water Rat John McKenzieIf you recognise the name McKenzie and associate that with photographs that's because John one for the sons of Doug McKenzie, famed photographer for the Royal Variety Performance for over 60 years, The Queen Mothers favourite photographer, Rock Stars, Movie Stars and comedians loved Doug as they did John who not only worked alongside his father snapping away but carried on his legacy through a lens for many including The Grand Order of Water Rats.Both admired greatly within our industry John today talks about The Who, The Queen Mother, John Lennon, Morecambe and Wise, The Rolling Stones, Liz Taylor the list goes on, so I'll let someone who was there tell the real story of behind the camera. Welcome to Eyes & Teeth the Rats John McKenzie
Most of cricket's history for nearly three hundred years can be found behind a small shopfront in a quiet suburban street in Surrey, forty minutes on the commuter train service from London Waterloo. It is easy to miss on a first visit. The most obvious landmark is the large plastic poodle promoting the dog grooming parlour next door. But a closer inspection shows a handsome carved wooden cricket frieze at the base. Peter Oborne and Richard Heller went there to meet England's premier cricket bookseller, John McKenzie, the guest in their latest cricket-themed podcast.Read the full description here: https://chiswickcalendar.co.uk/episode-99-at-the-wonder-house-of-cricket-books/
John McKenzie joins the MDM Podcast to discuss the distributor's new drone delivery program and Innovation Center, as well as the strategy behind its frequent acquisitions. We also dove into how Winsupply's employee-ownership opportunity pays dividends across the organization.
Indie 3 piece band Blind Bistro have just released their latest single 'Pass The Time' which features their late lead singer John McKenzie. It was a pleasure to chat with them about the release and the future of Blind Bistro
Pigskin Pete and Brian Genard talk high school sports and are joined by Ben Thomas, McGill-Toolen Bball coach Jimbo Tolbert, Saraland coach Jeff Kelly, Vigor coach John McKenzie and Justin Patterson from the Fellowship of Christian Athletes! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wnsp/support
Pigskin Pete and Brian Genard react to Vigor's State Championship and are joined by Vigor head coach John McKenzie and Tommy Hicks! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wnsp/support
Pigskin Pete and Brian Genard talk all things high school football playoffs and are joined by Ben Thomas, Vigor coach John McKenzie and Tommy Hicks! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wnsp/support
Bo Nix said what? Feat. John McKenzie, Jerry Palm, Travis Reier, Gary Williams, Jake Crane, Paul Finebaum, Michael Holland and Bob Baumhower --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wnsp/support
Brian Genard and Scott Todd talk all things high school football playoffs and are joined by Vigor head coach John McKenzie and Tommy Hicks! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wnsp/support
In this episode - Host Julian Morrow (co-founder of the Chaser, Giant Dwarf and host of ABC National Radio's Sunday Extra) chats with John McKenzie, (Legal Services Commissioner for NSW) about solicitor complaints. They explore the key causes of complaints, how a client relationship can sour, how solicitors can form an appropriate response to a complaint and what you can do to reduce the likelihood of complaints.
In this episode - Host Julian Morrow (co-founder of the Chaser, Giant Dwarf and host of ABC National Radio's Sunday Extra) chats with John McKenzie, (Legal Services Commissioner for NSW) about solicitor complaints. They explore the key causes of complaints, how a client relationship can sour, how solicitors can form an appropriate response to a complaint and what you can do to reduce the likelihood of complaints.
Phillip Rivers from the Opening Kickoff to the Manningcast. Feat. Josh Murphy, John McKenzie, Jerry Palm, Travis Reier, Seth Galena and Sherman Williams --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wnsp/support
Coach K's farewell tour is underway. Feat. Cole Cubelic, Ivan Maisel, Eli Gold, Keith Gill, John McKenzie, Tommy Bowden --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wnsp/support
Intro Song Credit: YAA! Koala @yaakoala Song: Do Mushies Not Coke Outro Sound Credit: YAA! Koala @yaakoala Song: Don't Stop In this BosBabes lifestyle sports podcast episode, BosBabes host Brittany Baldi chats with third generation professional athlete and motivational speaker David Holloway. This is part 1 of this special with him. Part 2 will be released the following week. The Newton Massachusetts area native, he is the son to former New England Patriot Brian Holloway. David tells the funny and entertaining story of how he was born on a New England Patriots game…and apparently some of his dad Brian's teammates (Patriots O-lineman) barged into the delivery room to congratulate him! —What a way to enter the world. 7 minutes into the episode David talks about what it was like growing up in Massachusetts with 6 siblings! He jokingly mentions that to this day having to do Thanksgiving Day dishes still haunts him! He also fully enjoyed Christmas morning with his extended family. 14 minutes in David discusses moving to Los Angeles at the age of 7. His dad was traded to the LA Raiders. He reminisces on how being around so many influential people at such a young age helped mold who he is today. 22 minutes in David Holloway chats about looking up to former NFL player Walter Payton as a kid. He also looked up to Michael Jordan as well as former star Boston Bruins player Bobby Orr. 25 minutes in Britt & David chat about 2x Boston Bruins Stanley Cup champion John McKenzie. Johnny “Pie” played in the 1970 Stanley Cup finals (against the St Louis Blues) alongside Bobby Orr— so yes, he will forever be apart of the famous ‘flying' Bobby Orr' Stanley Cup game 7 moment! 30 David's dad played pro football from 1981-1988. He speaks about how “fortunate” he was to grow up in such a positive environment with both his mom and dad. David also discusses how important education is to both him and his family. 33 minutes in David discusses his college football days at The University of Maryland— as well as his brief stint with professional football. Was it ‘easy' for him to play college sports coming from a long line of pro athletes? —listen in to find out! Please enjoy this podcast episode and be sure to subscribe to The BosBabes for FREE on our Youtube channel. Full interviews & vlogs are posted there! Cheers xo This episode of the BosBabes lifestyle sports podcast is brought to you by one of our sponsors BetOnline.AG. You can head to their website or mobile app to sign up for a FREE account & use promo code CLNS50 for your sign up bonus!-- Your online sportsbook experts. Visit Haliola.com for incredible high quality and affordable athleisure wear. Halio is a VETERAN OWNED small business. You can save 10% off your purchases using code bosbabes10 at checkout
Pigskin Pete and Brian Genard talk high school football and are joined by Ben Thomas who recaps the shooting at Ladd-Peebles Stadium Friday night, Vigor coach John McKenzie on the Friday shooting and resuming their game, Terry Curtis to talk UMS-Wright and Tommy Hicks to make picks! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wnsp/support
Urban Meyer gets under center. Feat. John McKenzie, Bernie Carbo, Travis Reier, Jake Crane, Ryan Green and Dan Mathews --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wnsp/support
Coach Rick Cleveland & Coach Mark Lasseter bring you up to date on everything in Alabama high school athletics. Featuring special guests Adam Fossette, John McKenzie, Bobby Miller, & Coach Phil Lasenby.
Featuring Mobile Christian's Ronnie Cottrell, Saraland's Jeff Kelly, UMS-Wright's Terry Curtis, McGill-Toolen's Norman Joseph, Theodore O.C. Justin Ridgeway and Vigor's John McKenzie! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wnsp/support
In this episode, Susan speaks with Dr. John McKenzie, who worked for 30 years as a Family Practice Specialist with additional certification in Geriatric Medicine before retiring to teach at the LSU School of Medicine in Shreveport, Louisiana. Dr. McKenzie also spent time caring for his parents, both of whom developed Alzheimer's disease. He and Susan discuss some of the lessons he learned from his professional and personal experiences, which now form the basis of the OLLI courses he teaches on common geriatric medical problems and end-of-life issues. Dr. McKenzie recommends this printable pocketcard, which details the AGS Beers Criteria for Potentially Inappropriate Medication Use in Older Adults: https://www.elderconsult.com/wp-content/uploads/PrintableBeersPocketCard.pdf In this episode, Dr. McKenzie references Susan's interview with Dr. Becky Knight about senior housing and healthcare trends, which was featured in Episode 31 of our podcast. Explore that episode and all of our previous interviews at https://olli.unt.edu/podcast. Dr. McKenzie is offering Parts 1 & 2 of his Geriatric Medicine series this fall at several of our classroom locations. For dates, times, and locations, check out page 31 of our fall catalog: https://olli.unt.edu/catalog. We'll be back with another new Alumni Spotlight episode on October 6. In the meantime, we encourage you to catch up on episodes you may have missed. You can also let your family and friends know about our podcast by directing them to our website: https://olli.unt.edu/podcast. We have dozens of episodes available featuring a wide variety of fascinating guests. To learn more about OLLI at UNT, please visit https://olli.unt.edu or email olli@unt.edu.
Pigskin Pete and Brian Genard talk to Vigor head coach John McKenzie and look at all the games with Tommy Hicks! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wnsp/support
In this podcast, Winsupply President John McKenzie talks about how his company is addressing supply chain constraints, the labor shortage and hybrid training, as well as how Winsupply is driving more of its business to digital.
Featuring Saraland's Jeff Kelly, Vigor's John McKenzie, Robertsdale's Kyle Stanford, and St. Michael's Philip Rivers! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wnsp/support
Brian Genard and Dave Schultz recap a wild week 1 of high school football season, talk to Scott Todd who watched Pike Road beat McGill-Toolen 76-51, Mark Hudspeth about his team's first win at Gulf Shores and Vigor coach John McKenzie about the Vigor win over rival Blount! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wnsp/support
Ninguna buena acción queda impune. Estos granujas bien vestidos no se prodigan en buenas acciones. Guy Ritchie vuelve por sus fueros con un guion bien pergeñado, con el sello de sus iniciales y valiosas "Lock and Stock" y "Snatch, cerdos y diamantes". Tiene mérito cuadrar todas las subtramas, traiciones y giros de esta endiablada historia, contada por boca de un investigador privado cínico y sospechoso, chantajista y paparazzi, espléndido Hugh Grant en un registro desconocido hasta ahora. Fletcher, espía al servicio del poderoso editor de un tabloide amarillista de Londres, exigirá 20 millones de libras a su interlocutor, Raymond -Charlie Humnam-, solvente mano derecha de su jefe, Mickey Pearson (Mathew McConaughey. El americano hecho a si mismo en Oxford a base de vender hierba a los niños pijos del lugar. El rey de la selva, con su aspecto leonino, McConaghey se apresta a degustar un huevo en escabeche y una pinta de cerveza en su pub. Ritchie se rodea como de costumbre de un grupo idóneo para contarnos las peripecias, chantajes, filias y fobias de unos gangsters que se visten y mueven como caballeros, incluido el Coach, un estupendo Colin Farrell, ataviado con un acolchado chándal de alta gama, sabe mantener la compostura y leer las situaciones más imprevistas. Si tiene que meter a un chino en el maletero, lo hará sin ningún problema. Mafias chinas, judíos millonarios , granjas de cannabis. Los terratenientes ingleses están tiesos y el capo de la marihuana utiliza sus tierras como tapadera. En la época del Youtube y los smartphones, Fletcher va narrando a su interlocutor un guion que lleva impreso en una carpeta. Los chicos de Coach, jóvenes e impulsivos, asaltan las posesiones del señor Pearson. El Coach sabe que se han metido en los dominios del rey de la jungla. Ritchie juega con los imprevistos, sabe sorprender al personal. Pearson ama a su esposa (Michelle Dockery), una mujer de armas tomar con acento Cockney, sabe manejar una Derringer en situaciones límite. El humor ácido de Ritchie invade cada escena y también sus guiños a clásicos del género,, ese primer plano de McConaghuey atrapado en un coche y apuntado por un mafioso ruso nos trae a Bob Hoskins al final de El largo viernes santo (John Mckenzie). El universo es caos, y ninguna buena acción queda impune. Quien iba a prever que un yonki ruso rebotara contra el asfalto en plena misión de los chicos. El joven era hijo de un ruso rico. Ya se sabe, el dinero lo arregla todo y también trae problemas. La desternillante persecución de los niñatos que han grabado el acontecimiento con sus móviles de última generación no tiene desperdicio. Esta noche nos vestimos de cachemira y tweed... Rosario Medina, Zacarías Cotán y Raúl Gallego
1901 - Time has passed on Hirta as Evie returns to full health. John McKenzie returns to the island to herald the death of Queen Victoria. Sloane makes Evie an offer and Quinn reaches Chicago. 1963 - Quinn arrives on Skye, edging closer to St Kilda. Featuring: Kirsty Findlay as Evie Mccormick Sebastian Lim-Seet and David Hayman as Quinn Whyte Blythe Duff as Fiadh Mccormick Kate Dickie as Ms Cameron Richard Rankin as Sloane Sinclair Lawrence Smith as Arlo Mccormick John Macauley as John McKenzie Caroline Lyell as Grace Collins Ainsley Hamill as the Voice of Hirta Live musicians: Sally Simpson, Matthew Howells, Marissa Waite and John Kielty Atlantic: A Scottish Story was written and created by Scott Gilmour & Claire McKenzie. Produced by Noisemaker and The Big Light. For more information about the cast, band and creative team, go to: www.thebiglight.com/atlantic
1897 - The end of the year approaches as the island prepares for Hogmanay celebrations and the arrival of John McKenzie, 'The January Man'. Fiadh questions Ms Cameron's plans for Hirta and Quinn has a decision to make. 1963 - Boarding a ferry to Skye, Quinn continues his journey home. Featuring: Kirsty Findlay as Evie Mccormick Sebastian Lim-Seet and David Hayman as Quinn Whyte Blythe Duff as Fiadh Mccormick Kate Dickie as Ms Cameron John Kielty as Carey Whyte Lawrence Smith as Arlo Mccormick John Macaulay as John McKenzie Blair Anderson as Thomas Crawford Eleanor Gilmour as Ferry Operator Ainsley Hamill as The Voice Of Hirta Live Musicians: Sally Simpson, Matthew Howells, Marissa Waite and John Kielty Atlantic: A Scottish Story was written and created by Scott Gilmour & Claire McKenzie. Produced by Noisemaker and The Big Light. For more information about the cast, band and creative team, go to: www.thebiglight.com/atlantic
Dave Schultz and Stephen Root talk college football playoff expansion with Bill Bender, Vigor football with coach John McKenzie, South Alabama's baseball run with coach Mark Calvi and Bucks and Packers with Gabe Neitzel! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/david-schultz/support
This episode explores the story of two individuals charged with impersonating a physician. One, Gerald Barnes, had motivations of money and caused the death of John Mckenzie. The other, Adam Litwin, had a passion for medicine, caused no harm, and later completed medical school and is now a physician. The difference was engagement and passion for medicine. Quality systems require that employees are qualified. Diane and I discuss this with Adam Litwin M.D. and Bill McGuckin of Oxenham Group (https://oxenhamgroup.com/).
What happens when four Texans break every outdoor speaker on the market. Well, today I had the pleasure of speaking with one of the co-founders, John McKenzie about how Turtle Box came to be. Given that these friends loved a rugged adventure in the Texas backcountry or sail on Galveston Bay a speaker was always in tow. So, taking to the drawing board and a few renditions later the bachelors and now family men created the most durable, indestructible, and for lack of a better term badass speaker on the market. This thing is built for any adventure and the sound quality is no joke either. Whether you want a rock concert at the sandbar or some folk music around a campfire the Turtle Box can deliver. I hope you enjoy this episode of the podcast and please be sure to subscribe to the show and leave a review. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Municipal Voice With Guest John McKenzie, Flo - Analytics by WNHH Community Radio
Deric Scott recaps his first win as Foley head coach, Ronnie Cottrell on Mobile Christian's win over Jackson, Ernest Hill on McGill's huge one point win over Blount, Jeff Kelly recaps Saraland's win and John McKenzie talks Vigor's win over Williamson and his QB winning the Bryant Bank Player of the Week! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/david-schultz/support
Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! En este episodio 55, Lord Sassafras nos trae los sonidos de Ibibio Sound Machine, descubrelo!!! Ibibio Sound Machine es una banda inglesa de afro-funk electrónica de Londres. Formada en 2013, la banda está formada actualmente por el vocalista Eno Williams, el guitarrista Alfred Kari Bannerman, el percusionista Anselmo Netto, el baterista Jose Joyette, el bajista John McKenzie, el trombonista / teclista Tony Hayden, el trompetista / teclista Scott Baylis y el saxofonista / teclista Max Grunhard. Ibibio Sound Machine es un choque de elementos africanos y electrónicos. La banda afirma que su sonido está inspirado en igual medida por la era dorada del funk y disco de África Occidental, el post-punk moderno y el electro. El nombre de la banda en sí encuentra influencia de la madre de Eno Williams, cuya lengua materna era Ibibio . Aunque Williams nació en Londres , pasó la mayor parte de su infancia en Nigeria con el resto de su familia. Su madre a menudo contaba numerosas historias infantiles y populares de su propia herencia y se las pasaba a su hija. Williams tomó esta inspiración y elaboró letras de estas fuentes y las unió a temas modernos. Para saber mas visitar su web desde donde hemos recogido la fotografia de portada. https://ibibiosoundmachine.com/ Escucha el programa en https://www.podcastaragon.es/sonidos-sassafras Lord Sassafras nos acerca cada semana al mundo de la world music con sonidos africanos, latinos, balcánicos, europeos, caribeños, mestizos, en definitiva todo aquello que es conocido como la world music. Suscribete a nuestros episodios y no te pierdas ninguno Envíanos tus notas de voz a Whasapt 654 93 42 41Escucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de SONIDOS SASSAFRAS. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/452395
Pigskin Pete and Brian Genard cover the latest high school sports news and catch up with head coaches such as John McKenzie from Vigor, Jeff Kelly from Saraland and Tim Carter from Fairhope! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/david-schultz/support
This is a special episode of the Eyes On Jesus Podcast. Archbishop Vigneron leads an in-depth conversation on racism, protests and the Catholic response. Archbishop Vigneron is joined by our regular host Mary Wilkerson, parishioner at St. Michael the Archangel in Livonia and our guest host, Fr. John McKenzie, Associate Pastor at Shrine of the Little Flower in Royal Oak. The name of the podcast, Eyes On Jesus, comes from the Archbishop's apostolic motto, ASPICIENTES IN IESUM. Description 0:10 After greeting Archbishop Vigneron and introducing Fr. John McKenzie, our guest host, Mary Wilkerson begins the conversation talking about the Archbishop's recent message to the faithful on racial injustice in our society. Archbishop Vigneron talks about the Church's teaching on racism and how it hurts the diginty of the individual and their community. The Archbishop ask Fr. John about the usefulness and importance of expressing solidarity coupled with a commitment to change and then asks Mary, as a mother of mixed race children, what her hopes and fears are for them as members of the Church. The discussion continues by touching on the Archdiocese of Detroit's history with racial attitudes, Fr. John mentions the Mass For Pardon and how much it meant to him that the sin of racism was included. Mary asks about raising her children to acknowledge culturally where things once were, while celebrating how far we've come. The Archbishop suggests giving thanks to God for instilling in a culture "an unquenchable thirst for freedom". Talk turns to the USCCB's position on racism, Mary asks how the lay faithful can begin rooting out the sin of racism from our hearts and our communities. Fr. John talks about his time in Seminary and his experiences with cultural touchstones like food and music as a seminarian. Mary closes with an expression of hope and a belief that the Holy Spirit wil touch us even in these difficult times. Closing Prayer and Blessing 01:02:01
Dr Andrew Rochford | Big Brother | Canberra Recap On Today's Show: We had Dr Andrew Rochford to chat about his part in the third season of Filthy Rich & Homeless where he goes out and is homeless for 10 days Last nights first evictee from Big Brother joins us Laura and she tells us some pretty juicy gossip Gawndy recaps his most boring trip to Canberra ever with a sad love story We speak with a Central coast superstar Johnny Manuel who you may have seen on The Voice over the weekend The Coast saw some amazing people receive Queens Honours over the weekend and we had John McKenzie join us who was recognised for his efforts in legal representation for indigenous Aussies all of this & much more!
"Stop Telling Them What To Do And Start Really Listening To Them" Central Coast Queen's Honour List Recipient John McKenzie
According to The College Investor, 90% of millionaires invest in real estate, so if you’ve ever thought about investing in real estate, you’re going to want to pay attention because you’re about to learn from someone’s who built up a $250 million real estate empire.John McKenzie is the owner of McKenzie Apartment Company. He currently owns 1,500 apartment units and has developed over 350 acres of single-family housing and condominiums in the Madison, Wis., area.He’s got an incredible story that started with him driving around California, Arizona and Texas, often sleeping in his car, to figure out the best place to get started with real estate investing.John shares his amazing journey of building up success initially, almost losing everything he had and then how he learned from his mistakes to re-build himself into the success he is today.
Amateur Traveler Podcast (iTunes enhanced) | travel for the love of it
Hear about a road trip in Kansas as the Amateur Traveler talks to John McKenzie of johnthetraveler.com about the state of his birth.
Hear about a road trip in Kansas as the Amateur Traveler talks to John McKenzie of johnthetraveler.com about the state of his birth.
Hear about a road trip in Kansas as the Amateur Traveler talks to John McKenzie of johnthetraveler.com about the state of his birth.
It's a-me, Extreme Pollsio. I can assure you the patter does get better than that effort there.It's been a while eh. With two of the EP team globetrotting in the east and west of the world respectively, and Stevie stuck in the middle of them, Skype was the middleman for Episode 13 as the mics were dusted down and played where we told them.We paid tribute to John McKenzie, who died the other week. John was a great guest on episode 10 of our show, and we will miss him dearly. Patrick Kluivert's son takes a constructive doing here, with the term 'Ride Shotgun' also coming in for BOTH BARRELS. Irish pubs are also in the firing line. There's a new 'LETS HEAR IT FOR' segment to counter the gripes.Polls discussed include; Falcor the space dug, immortality and Mario Kart being a circuit for a weekend, with some revelations about 'Super' Mario as well.We hope you enjoy the show and thank you for listening.
If you're reading this..........Good. It's Extreme Polls Episode 10 with John 'Content Bhoy' McKenzie.The well known troll of Twitter came onto Extreme Polls to not only present the audience with his own poll for you, but take part in getting pet accounts on Instagram off his chest, as well as being involved with a CERN Hadron Collider Experiment. ED-209 is back on form and Chris Eubank burst in to interrupt us before being sent packing! You can follow us on Twitter - @justvoteimoInstagram - @extreme_pollsAnd as for John McKenzie, he's mostly everywhere as @JohnMcKenzie88Enjoy, and please be sound to rate/review us on iTunes if you're into the show!
The population of older adults is growing at an unprecedented pace here on Bainbridge Island. Approximately 1/4 of the people living on Bainbridge Island are 65 or older. Recognizing this, it was decided that the next five years are crucial for the development of the Senior Center at Waterfront Park. The Board of Directors therefore embarked on a strategic planning effort to address current and emerging needs and to build organizational capacity to support and sustain the Center's growth and success. Based on the input from a series of five community listening sessions, the plan was completed and approved by the Board at its annual meeting on January 8, 2019. In this podcast Reed Price, Executive Director of the Senior Center; Nancy Lewars, a long time board member; Ann Lovejoy, a new board member; and guest host John McKenzie, a volunteer and supporter of the strategic planning effort, talk about why a 5 year strategic plan is necessary for the Senior Center, how it was created, what has already been accomplished as a result of the plan, and what is expected from it in the future. For more about the Senior Center, its many and varied program offerings, and the new strategic plan, visit https://biseniorcenter.org/. Credits: BCB guest host: John McKenzie; audio editor and publisher: Diane Walker; social media: Jen St. Louis.
The population of older adults is growing at an unprecedented pace here on Bainbridge Island. Approximately 1/4 of the people living on Bainbridge Island are 65 or older. Recognizing this, it was decided that the next five years are crucial for the development of the Senior Center at Waterfront Park. The Board of Directors therefore embarked on a strategic planning effort to address current and emerging needs and to build organizational capacity to support and sustain the Center’s growth and success. Based on the input from a series of five community listening sessions, the plan was completed and approved by the Board at its annual meeting on January 8, 2019. In this podcast Reed Price, Executive Director of the Senior Center; Nancy Lewars, a long time board member; Ann Lovejoy, a new board member; and guest host John McKenzie, a volunteer and supporter of the strategic planning effort, talk about why a 5 year strategic plan is necessary for the Senior Center, how it was created, what has already been accomplished as a result of the plan, and what is expected from it in the future. For more about the Senior Center, its many and varied program offerings, and the new strategic plan, visit https://biseniorcenter.org/. Credits: BCB guest host: John McKenzie; audio editor and publisher: Diane Walker; social media: Jen St. Louis.
Episode 23 of the Pro Hockey Alumni Podcast features Mike Antonovich, the talented Minnesota Hockey legend and a seven-year WHA star with the Minnesota Fighting Saints and New England Whalers. After three standout seasons at the University of Minnesota, Mike became an original Fighting Saint in 1972. His Pro Career blossomed in 1975 when he played LW on a line with veterans Dave Keon and John McKenzie with the Fighting Saints. He was well on this way to a 40 Goal season until the team folded in February 1976. That Saints team was a threat to win it all in the league that year and Mike still bristles at the fact they they were short-circuited by cash woes. After a brief NHL sabbatical with the NHL North Stars, Mike returned to the WHA in 1976-77 and scored 40 goals playing for three WHA teams, the last of which was the New England Whalers. Mike represented the Whalers in the 1977-78 WHA All Star game and remained with the team through their voyage to the NHL in 1979-80. Mike concluded his playing career with the New Jersey Devils and eventually embarked on a long an successful stint as an NHL scout. He is currently an amateur scout with the Columbus Blue Jackets. Always a friendly and affable guy, Mike enthusiastically shares his memories about WHA legends like Mike “Shakey” Walton, Gordie Gallant, Johnny McKenzie, Dave Keon, Gordie Howe, Glen Sonmor and many more. Just a reminder to subscribe to the podcast and leave a rating on iTunes. It helps us share the stories of these legends with hockey fans throughout the world. All places to listen and to contact us are available in the show notes. Also, join us on social media, particularly Facebook, where you can follow our classic hockey sites: The Pro Hockey Alumni, WHA Hockey, Whaler Nation and The official Boston Bruins Alumni site. Now, let's talk classic hockey with Mike Antonovich. ITunes SoundCloud Stitcher Twitter Facebook Instagram Google Play Mark Willand
Fr. Steve and Danielle interview Dcn. John McKenzie, a transitional deacon for the Archdiocese of Detroit who will be ordained next May. Dcn. John shares his story of growing up in Detroit and St. Louis, the role his grandmother played in his life and his faith, his adventures joining a monastery in Italy, and his call to come back home.
Fr. Steve and Danielle interview Dcn. John McKenzie, a transitional deacon for the Archdiocese of Detroit who will be ordained next May. Dcn. John shares his story of growing up in Detroit and St. Louis, the role his grandmother played in his life and his faith, his adventures joining a monastery in Italy, and his call to come back home.
Aspiring travel blogger John McKenzie discusses stamp collecting as the origin of his travel inspiration, finding clarity about how to add value to the world, and building an online travel community. CONNECT WITH JOHN Web: Geoddgraphy.com
Vicky Figueroa - Faith And Culture in the D Podcast by John McKenzie
Our latest Inspired Edinburgh guest is John Mckenzie. John, also known as The Flying Farmer, is a helicopter pilot, farmer and green energy advocate. An ex-Army Air Corps helicopter pilot, he's flown on military and commercial operations worldwide for over 20 years and has more than 8,000 hours flying experience. His flying has also included aerial filming of events such as the Great North Run, the Great Scottish Swim, the Commonwealth Games and the Ryder Cup as well as television programmes including Monarch of the Glen, Monty Hall Great Escape, Bear Grylls Born Survivor and 3 Men in a Boat, and in 2015 he was Nicola Sturgeon's pilot during her general election campaign. Most recently he's founded GlenWyvis Distillery, built on history - powered by nature. In the biggest ever community crowdfunding campaign in UK history, GlenWyvis is the world's first 100 percent community owned distillery, entirely powered by renewable energy, which will produce high quality craft scottish whisky and craft gin. 00.00 Trailer 00.18 Introduction 01.45 John’s early life 02.45 Dingwall and The Scottish Highlands 04.25 John’s career path 06.50 John’s experiences in the Army 10.25 Commercial flying compared to military flying 11.30 Some of the people John has worked with 13.30 How does John manage pressure? 15.30 Green energy 22.50 The genesis of Glenwyvis 26.50 Why has the crowdfund been such a success? 29.00 Buying into the vision 30.30 Fake it till you make it 32.00 Official bottling date 33.00 Rejuvenating Dingwall and The Highlands 35.00 Prioritising time 36.30 What does a typical day look like? 39.00 How has John evolved as a person throughout his life? 41.00 The function of alcohol 43.30 Is there anything John would have done differently? 45.20 John on his purpose 48.30 John on his legacy 50.20 John on success 52.30 Dealing with failure 54.15 Should national service be mandatory? 54.40 Best piece of advice 56.10 What would John say to his 20 year old self? 58.40 Changing the world 1.00.00 Travel and its impact on John You can find John at: https://flyingfarmer.co/ https://glenwyvis.com/ https://www.facebook.com/GlenWyvis https://twitter.com/glenwyvis https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/the-glenwyvis-open-share-offer Find Inspired Edinburgh here: http://www.inspiredinburgh.com https://www.facebook.com/INSPIREDINBURGH https://www.twitter.com/INSPIREDINBURGH https://www.instagram.com/INSPIREDINBURGH
John Mckenzie talks to Tabi Jayne about The GlenWyvis Distillery project – a community owned distillery powered by renewable energy. John shares the inspiration which led him to developing green energy projects on his farm and the motivation behind creating the distillery. He also discusses the aims of the GlenWyvis Distillery Community Benefit Society and the challenges they have faced in developing the distillery project. John shares the inspiration which led him to developing green energy projects on his farm and the motivation behind creating the distillery. He also discusses the aims of the GlenWyvis Distillery Community Benefit Society and the challenges they have faced in developing the distillery project. An ex-Army Air Corps helicopter pilot, John runs The Flying Farmer business which he established in 2007 on the edge of his home town of Dingwall. A green energy advocate, John had completed a range of renewable energy projects at his livestock farm – including a hydro scheme, wind turbine, solar pv, biomass, solar thermal and solar gain. The borehole and electric car complete the set up! These existing energy systems are now being used to power GlenWyvis Distillery, which is located on the farm. Four sites on John’s farm are now rented to the distillery on a 175 year lease for a fee of just £1. GlenWyvis is the first community owned distillery which was initiated by John following extensive research and planning. The GlenWyvis Distillery Community Benefit Society (the owner of the distillery) is a business which is truly focused on social, environmental and economic sustainability. It raised £2.6 million in 77 days in 2016, which was the largest UK community share offer ever, with 60% of the members coming from the local IV postcode area. The GlenWyvis Distillery will open on St Andrews Day (30th November) 2017 A keen promoter of Community Ownership, John has backed ten other community projects throughout Scotland. John really enjoys being outdoors and the exhilaration from being out in the wilderness. He also does a lot of charity work having completed 10 Highland Cross events and various mountain marathons and road races. If you like this episode listen to episode 38 where Morag Garden talks about turning the Scotch Whisky Association into a sustainable industry. Additional information: glenwyvis.com
John talks about the major components of identifying and creating an intentional culture for your workplace, and reviewing that plan often. John then shares about the difference between job descriptions and duties/responsibilities, and outlining KPIs (key performance indicators). These detailed KPIs can make the difference in how your team shows up; having these clear expectations provides clarity and purpose.
Now that BCB has just joined the family of Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network (BARN) artisan craft studios, Barry and Channie Peters describe the BARN-BCB low-cost introductory class on podcasting on Feb 23rd and on making videos on March 9th. First up is "Introduction to Podcasting", at the BCB studio on Feb 23rd from 7-9pm (maximum 10 students): What's a podcast, and where do you search for them and play them? How does an audio podcast host plan and conduct an in-studio or Skype guest interview? How does an audio editor improve the recorded voice and music? What are the social media skills used with podcasts? How can you become a BCB local community podcaster? Taught by BCB's leading podcast volunteers: Chris Walker, and Channie and Barry Peters. For more info, and to register, click here. The second introductory course is "Making Short Videos", at the BARN-BCB studio on March 9th from 7-9pm. This introductory overview class is for you if you're wanting to get started in video, or have a little experience and want to take the next step. In two hours, you'll get an overview of: planning a short video; ways to share videos on the internet; how to use a smartphone as an entry-level video camera; what's the gist of video editing in software like iMovie or Final Cut Pro (used by BARN). This is a step to qualify to use BARN's video post-production studio, and to tell us what further courses in video you'd like BARN to offer. Instructors are: (1) the BARN Media Arts and BCB Studio lead Barry Peters, and (2) experienced local video producer John Mckenzie who had two video productions shown in the recent Celluloid Bainbridge Film Festival. For more info, and to register for video, click here. Credits: BCB host: Channie Peters; BCB audio editor and social media publisher: Barry Peters.
NO USE CRYING OVER SPILLED MILK A slight diversion with this podcast as I don't discuss a specific area or local issue. Instead, I talk to John McKenzie - a Cheshire based hypnotherapist - about all sorts of disconnected topics. You are feeling sleepy!
On the evening of this year's Earth Day, scientists gathered to read poems of lament -- or "keening" -- with poetry speaking for endangered species. The poems were written by local Island poet Bobbie Morgan. The word “keening” comes from the Irish and Scottish Gaelic term caoineadh ("to cry, to weep"). It is a lament for the dead customarily for women to wail or keen at a funereal (source: Wikipedia). In this 10-minute video podcast, we see an excerpt from the event, including the readings of four poems for four endangered animal species. During the program on that Earth Day evening in April, twenty poems were read by 20 current (and future) locally-resident scientists, depicting threatened animals from 20 biological regions (“biomes”) of the world. Bobbie hopes that this poetry will enhance our experience of science and bring us to a stronger vision of a healthy future for our natural environment and earthly home. This event was publicized by Earth Art Bainbridge -- a project of Sustainable Bainbridge -- which sponsored a series of explorations of climate change by artists and writers in our community, which were presented prior to, and on, Earth Day weekend. The evening was made possible by Bobbie and the scientists who volunteered to read her poetry. John McKenzie, who is the volunteer cinematographer and executive editor of this video podcast, also voluntarily created a slideshow that played during the readings. Marcus Lang and Dusty Collings performed music that enhanced the experience of the evening. Sue Steindorff and Jeny Vidal made the Dayaalu Center available for the event, in the heart of Winslow. Additional partners and sponsors included: Artopia Creative, OfficeXpats, Arts and Humanities Bainbridge, Sound Repro and Sustainable Bainbridge. The 66-minute video of the full event can be viewed on the Art for Climate Change website. You can also visit Art for Climate Change on Facebook. Credits: BCB volunteer cinematographer and executive video editor: John McKenzie; BCB social media publisher: Barry Peters.
On the evening of this year's Earth Day, scientists gathered to read poems of lament -- or "keening" -- with poetry speaking for endangered species. The poems were written by local Island poet Bobbie Morgan. The word “keening” comes from the Irish and Scottish Gaelic term caoineadh ("to cry, to weep"). It is a lament for the dead customarily for women to wail or keen at a funereal (source: Wikipedia). In this 10-minute video podcast, we see an excerpt from the event, including the readings of four poems for four endangered animal species. During the program on that Earth Day evening in April, twenty poems were read by 20 current (and future) locally-resident scientists, depicting threatened animals from 20 biological regions (“biomes”) of the world. Bobbie hopes that this poetry will enhance our experience of science and bring us to a stronger vision of a healthy future for our natural environment and earthly home. This event was publicized by Earth Art Bainbridge -- a project of Sustainable Bainbridge -- which sponsored a series of explorations of climate change by artists and writers in our community, which were presented prior to, and on, Earth Day weekend. The evening was made possible by Bobbie and the scientists who volunteered to read her poetry. John McKenzie, who is the volunteer cinematographer and executive editor of this video podcast, also voluntarily created a slideshow that played during the readings. Marcus Lang and Dusty Collings performed music that enhanced the experience of the evening. Sue Steindorff and Jeny Vidal made the Dayaalu Center available for the event, in the heart of Winslow. Additional partners and sponsors included: Artopia Creative, OfficeXpats, Arts and Humanities Bainbridge, Sound Repro and Sustainable Bainbridge. The 66-minute video of the full event can be viewed on the Art for Climate Change website. You can also visit Art for Climate Change on Facebook. Credits: BCB volunteer cinematographer and executive video editor: John McKenzie; BCB social media publisher: Barry Peters.
In this 5-minute video podcast, meet Andre Pomeroy, a sculptor who quarried, sculpted, polished and installed a remarkable boulder-sized rendition of a family of four sea lions. His art is now a favorite climbing object for children at play at the innovative and inclusive "Owen's Playground" on Bainbridge Island. The park's name is in memory of the son of Kelsey and Stacy who passed away at age 6 in 2013, of complications associated with cerebral palsy. In his video conversation with BCB's Channie Peters, Andre explains that he had the four-member Marshall family in mind when he rendered the four sea lions in the boulder -- representing mom and dad (Stacy and Kelsey), plus Owen and his brother Elliott. As he explains to Channie, when he showed the work to Stacy and told her about her four family members being represented in the stone, she cried ... and he cried. Andre explains that the suggestion came from Stacy that he create a sculpture large enough for children to climb on. As you'll see in this video, during our filming of the interview, one child after another approached and was drawn into the massive sculpture. One after another, they climbed on the sea lions, embraced them and played on them -- all in an entirely spontaneous and unrehearsed way. The animals depicted by the artist are Steller (sometimes called Northern) sea lions, with large strong facial features. The artist named the work "Love's Safe Harbor", and you can find those words carved into the hard striated patterns of the beautifully patterned Serpentinite stone that came from the sculptor's own quarry in Marblemount, Washington. Andre estimates that the physical chiseling and carving of the massive boulder involved at least 100 hours of physical labor, but the hours devoted to envisioning the design and other preparations and subsequent installation are many times that number. Andre reports that this is his largest work, although he mentions that he created a large sculpture some years ago for John Denver depicting a whale and a giant squid in a dramatic encounter. In this podcast conversation, you can hear Andre's happiness at being able to bring his artistic work to such a joyful public place where it is being enjoyed by so many children and people of all ages. Credits: BCB videographer and video post-production: John McKenzie; BCB host: Channie Peters; BCB social media publisher: Barry Peters.
In this 4-minute video podcast, meet Barb Trafton, a long-time islander who has supported many projects for parks, and is the current executive director of the Bainbridge Island Parks Foundation that coordinated the fundraising for the "Owen's Playground" project on Bainbridge Island. This is a chapter of a multi-part BCB video podcast series. As Barb describes in her interview, the project to create an inclusive park, designed to be safe and accessible for all, was supported by a very wide-ranging set of individuals and organizations who made the creation of this remarkable play space a true labor of love. Funding of the project started with donations from friends and family at the time of the October 2013 memorial service for Owen. As noted on the playground's website: contributions and donated time came from "community members, local organizations, educators, parents, caregivers of those with disabilities, pediatric occupational and physical therapists" and many others. Design was donated by Studio Hanson|Roberts, and laborious hands-on construction work and building of the park's artistic features came from a combination of paid and donated time from the staff of the Parks District. Further funding was provided by Bainbridge Island Rotary Club, the BI Parks Foundation itself, red buckets of collections given at local businesses, the Goldberg family of Harper's Playground, family and friends of the Marshall's ... and many kids! Some children set up lemonade stands. Others competed in a climbing-wall fundraising event. The park's name is in memory of the son of Kelsey and Stacy Marshall. Owen passed away at age 6 in 2013, of complications associated with cerebral palsy. In this podcast conversation, you can hear Barb describe the remarkable range and diversity of funding sources that culminated in the joy and excitement of the opening day, on Saturday, June 16th. Credits: BCB videographer and video post-production: John McKenzie; BCB host: Channie Peters; BCB social media publisher: Barry Peters.
In this 5-minute video podcast, meet Andre Pomeroy, a sculptor who quarried, sculpted, polished and installed a remarkable boulder-sized rendition of a family of four sea lions. His art is now a favorite climbing object for children at play at the innovative and inclusive "Owen's Playground" on Bainbridge Island. The park's name is in memory of the son of Kelsey and Stacy who passed away at age 6 in 2013, of complications associated with cerebral palsy. In his video conversation with BCB's Channie Peters, Andre explains that he had the four-member Marshall family in mind when he rendered the four sea lions in the boulder -- representing mom and dad (Stacy and Kelsey), plus Owen and his brother Elliott. As he explains to Channie, when he showed the work to Stacy and told her about her four family members being represented in the stone, she cried ... and he cried. Andre explains that the suggestion came from Stacy that he create a sculpture large enough for children to climb on. As you'll see in this video, during our filming of the interview, one child after another approached and was drawn into the massive sculpture. One after another, they climbed on the sea lions, embraced them and played on them -- all in an entirely spontaneous and unrehearsed way. The animals depicted by the artist are Steller (sometimes called Northern) sea lions, with large strong facial features. The artist named the work "Love's Safe Harbor", and you can find those words carved into the hard striated patterns of the beautifully patterned Serpentinite stone that came from the sculptor's own quarry in Marblemount, Washington. Andre estimates that the physical chiseling and carving of the massive boulder involved at least 100 hours of physical labor, but the hours devoted to envisioning the design and other preparations and subsequent installation are many times that number. Andre reports that this is his largest work, although he mentions that he created a large sculpture some years ago for John Denver depicting a whale and a giant squid in a dramatic encounter. In this podcast conversation, you can hear Andre's happiness at being able to bring his artistic work to such a joyful public place where it is being enjoyed by so many children and people of all ages. Credits: BCB videographer and video post-production: John McKenzie; BCB host: Channie Peters; BCB social media publisher: Barry Peters.
In this 4-minute video podcast, meet Barb Trafton, a long-time islander who has supported many projects for parks, and is the current executive director of the Bainbridge Island Parks Foundation that coordinated the fundraising for the "Owen's Playground" project on Bainbridge Island. This is a chapter of a multi-part BCB video podcast series. As Barb describes in her interview, the project to create an inclusive park, designed to be safe and accessible for all, was supported by a very wide-ranging set of individuals and organizations who made the creation of this remarkable play space a true labor of love. Funding of the project started with donations from friends and family at the time of the October 2013 memorial service for Owen. As noted on the playground's website: contributions and donated time came from "community members, local organizations, educators, parents, caregivers of those with disabilities, pediatric occupational and physical therapists" and many others. Design was donated by Studio Hanson|Roberts, and laborious hands-on construction work and building of the park's artistic features came from a combination of paid and donated time from the staff of the Parks District. Further funding was provided by Bainbridge Island Rotary Club, the BI Parks Foundation itself, red buckets of collections given at local businesses, the Goldberg family of Harper's Playground, family and friends of the Marshall's ... and many kids! Some children set up lemonade stands. Others competed in a climbing-wall fundraising event. The park's name is in memory of the son of Kelsey and Stacy Marshall. Owen passed away at age 6 in 2013, of complications associated with cerebral palsy. In this podcast conversation, you can hear Barb describe the remarkable range and diversity of funding sources that culminated in the joy and excitement of the opening day, on Saturday, June 16th. Credits: BCB videographer and video post-production: John McKenzie; BCB host: Channie Peters; BCB social media publisher: Barry Peters.
In this 5-minute video podcast, meet Terry Lande, our island's longtime Executive Director of the Bainbridge Island Metro Park and Recreation District. Terry's staff gave their all -- and then some -- to the hands-on creation of this inviting and inclusive "Owen's Playground" at Rotary Park on Bainbridge Island. In his conversation with BCB's Channie Peters, Terry explains that his team at the Parks District were so inspired and attracted by the idea behind Owen's Playground that several of them worked on the project long beyond their paid hours. Terry invited his whole Parks District staff team to come to work at the playground on the last day before the grand opening event, correctly realizing that the hands-on experience would be memorable and fulfilling. The Parks District played a key role in bringing the project to realization. The Owen's Playground project found a home in the park thanks to a unanimous vote of the commissioners of the Bainbridge Island Metro Park and Recreation District ("Parks District") to earmark 13,000 square feet at the existing Rotary Park (which also includes two ball fields). The project to create an inclusive park, designed to be safe and accessible for all, has been embraced by hosts of individuals and organizations who made the creation of this remarkable play space a true labor of love. Design was donated by Studio Hanson|Roberts, with the laborious hands-on construction work and building of the playground's artistic features coming from Terry's Parks District team, including, for example, Dan Hamlin and David Harry. Further funding was provided by Bainbridge Island Rotary Club, the Bainbridge Island Parks Foundation, buckets of collections at local businesses, the Goldberg family of Harper's Playground, family and friends of the Marshalls ... and kids! See the prior chapters of this BCB community video story, here: Owen's Playground - Meet Stacy Marshall Owen's Playground - Meet Ann Lovejoy Credits: BCB videographer and video post-production: John McKenzie; BCB host: Channie Peters; BCB social media publisher: Barry Peters.
In this 7-minute video podcast, meet Ann Lovejoy, our island's much-beloved advocate for organic gardening, who brought her passion for plantings to the innovative and inclusive "Owen's Playground" on Bainbridge Island. Ann is the author of 18 books about organic gardening and the winner of the American Horticultural Society's award of excellence in writing. She heard that Owen's Playground had space for a sensory garden, and she proceeded to create an expansive wonderland of plantings that delight the senses and that extend far beyond the modest initial plans. In this podcast conversation, you can hear Ann's insights about the types of blossoming and fruiting plants that she chose, and the reasons why. The park's name is in memory of the son of Kelsey and Stacy Marshall who passed away at age 6 in 2013, of complications associated with cerebral palsy. This is chapter 1 of a 7-part video series. The project to create an inclusive park, designed to be safe and accessible for all, has been embraced by hosts of individuals and organizations who made the creation of this remarkable play space a true labor of love. See the prior chapter of this BCB community video story, here: Owen's Playground - Meet Stacy Marshall Credits: BCB videographer and video post-production: John McKenzie; BCB host: Channie Peters; BCB social media publisher: Barry Peters.
In this 5-minute video podcast, meet Terry Lande, our island's longtime Executive Director of the Bainbridge Island Metro Park and Recreation District. Terry's staff gave their all -- and then some -- to the hands-on creation of this inviting and inclusive "Owen's Playground" at Rotary Park on Bainbridge Island. In his conversation with BCB's Channie Peters, Terry explains that his team at the Parks District were so inspired and attracted by the idea behind Owen's Playground that several of them worked on the project long beyond their paid hours. Terry invited his whole Parks District staff team to come to work at the playground on the last day before the grand opening event, correctly realizing that the hands-on experience would be memorable and fulfilling. The Parks District played a key role in bringing the project to realization. The Owen's Playground project found a home in the park thanks to a unanimous vote of the commissioners of the Bainbridge Island Metro Park and Recreation District ("Parks District") to earmark 13,000 square feet at the existing Rotary Park (which also includes two ball fields). The project to create an inclusive park, designed to be safe and accessible for all, has been embraced by hosts of individuals and organizations who made the creation of this remarkable play space a true labor of love. Design was donated by Studio Hanson|Roberts, with the laborious hands-on construction work and building of the playground's artistic features coming from Terry's Parks District team, including, for example, Dan Hamlin and David Harry. Further funding was provided by Bainbridge Island Rotary Club, the Bainbridge Island Parks Foundation, buckets of collections at local businesses, the Goldberg family of Harper's Playground, family and friends of the Marshalls ... and kids! See the prior chapters of this BCB community video story, here: Owen's Playground - Meet Stacy Marshall Owen's Playground - Meet Ann Lovejoy Credits: BCB videographer and video post-production: John McKenzie; BCB host: Channie Peters; BCB social media publisher: Barry Peters.
In this 6-minute video podcast, meet Stacy Marshall, the visionary behind the innovative and inclusive "Owen's Playground" on Bainbridge Island. The park's name is in memory of the son of Kelsey and Stacy who passed away at age 6 in 2013, of complications associated with cerebral palsy. This is chapter 1 of a 7-part video series. The project to create an inclusive park, designed to be safe and accessible for all, has been embraced by hosts of individuals and organizations who made the creation of this remarkable play space a true labor of love. Funding of the project started with donations from friends and family at the time of the October 2013 memorial service for Owen. Four months later, the project found a home thanks to a unanimous vote of the commissioners of the Bainbridge Island Metro Park and Recreation District ("Parks District") to earmark 13,000 square feet at the existing Rotary Park (which also includes two ball fields). Design of the playground began in March 2014. As noted on the playground's website: contributions and donated time came from "community members, local organizations, educators, parents, caregivers of those with disabilities, pediatric occupational and physical therapists" and many others. Design was donated by Studio Hanson|Roberts, and laborious hands-on construction work and building of the park's artistic features came from a combination of paid and donated time from the staff of the Parks District. Further funding was provided by Bainbridge Island Rotary Club, the Bainbridge Island Parks Foundation, buckets of collections at local businesses, the Goldberg family of Harper's Playground, family and friends of the Marshalls ... and kids! In this podcast conversation, you can hear the joy and excitement as Stacy looks around on opening day, Saturday, June 16th, at a dream come true. Credits: BCB videographer and video post-production: John McKenzie; BCB host: Channie Peters; BCB social media publisher: Barry Peters.
In this 7-minute video podcast, meet Ann Lovejoy, our island's much-beloved advocate for organic gardening, who brought her passion for plantings to the innovative and inclusive "Owen's Playground" on Bainbridge Island. Ann is the author of 18 books about organic gardening and the winner of the American Horticultural Society's award of excellence in writing. She heard that Owen's Playground had space for a sensory garden, and she proceeded to create an expansive wonderland of plantings that delight the senses and that extend far beyond the modest initial plans. In this podcast conversation, you can hear Ann's insights about the types of blossoming and fruiting plants that she chose, and the reasons why. The park's name is in memory of the son of Kelsey and Stacy Marshall who passed away at age 6 in 2013, of complications associated with cerebral palsy. This is chapter 1 of a 7-part video series. The project to create an inclusive park, designed to be safe and accessible for all, has been embraced by hosts of individuals and organizations who made the creation of this remarkable play space a true labor of love. See the prior chapter of this BCB community video story, here: Owen's Playground - Meet Stacy Marshall Credits: BCB videographer and video post-production: John McKenzie; BCB host: Channie Peters; BCB social media publisher: Barry Peters.
In this 6-minute video podcast, meet Stacy Marshall, the visionary behind the innovative and inclusive "Owen's Playground" on Bainbridge Island. The park's name is in memory of the son of Kelsey and Stacy who passed away at age 6 in 2013, of complications associated with cerebral palsy. This is chapter 1 of a 7-part video series. The project to create an inclusive park, designed to be safe and accessible for all, has been embraced by hosts of individuals and organizations who made the creation of this remarkable play space a true labor of love. Funding of the project started with donations from friends and family at the time of the October 2013 memorial service for Owen. Four months later, the project found a home thanks to a unanimous vote of the commissioners of the Bainbridge Island Metro Park and Recreation District ("Parks District") to earmark 13,000 square feet at the existing Rotary Park (which also includes two ball fields). Design of the playground began in March 2014. As noted on the playground's website: contributions and donated time came from "community members, local organizations, educators, parents, caregivers of those with disabilities, pediatric occupational and physical therapists" and many others. Design was donated by Studio Hanson|Roberts, and laborious hands-on construction work and building of the park's artistic features came from a combination of paid and donated time from the staff of the Parks District. Further funding was provided by Bainbridge Island Rotary Club, the Bainbridge Island Parks Foundation, buckets of collections at local businesses, the Goldberg family of Harper's Playground, family and friends of the Marshalls ... and kids! In this podcast conversation, you can hear the joy and excitement as Stacy looks around on opening day, Saturday, June 16th, at a dream come true. Credits: BCB videographer and video post-production: John McKenzie; BCB host: Channie Peters; BCB social media publisher: Barry Peters.
To help us get in the mood for Bainbridge Island Grand Old Fourth celebrations, BCB is pleased to offer our local Amabile Choir's renditions of songs about America by American composers. Here, we offer a 5-minute video podcast of excerpt's from the Amabile Choir's Spring Concert 2016: "From Sea to Shining Sea". These excerpts include, for example: "Route 66" "42nd Street"; and a refreshing arrangement of "America" In this video, Amabile Choir is seen in the dramatic space of St. Barnabas church. Performing with the choir are local jazz musicians. At their Spring Concert, the Amabile Choir performed songs about America, written by American composers. They took a musical journey across America, with songs celebrating our heritage and our American dream, including spirituals, patriotic songs, jazz, and old favorites. Amabile's website describes their approach to be "choral music expressed with love." Conducting the Amabile Choir is Anne Pell. Credits: BCB video producer John McKenzie; BCB social media publisher: Barry Peters.
The Lutheran Inquisitor - #115
The Lutheran Inquisitor - #114
In today's Fat Black podcast we get to speak with John McKenzie whom is the communications and marketing manager for Revbox. John has a big background in the cycling industry and I met him down in Melbourne, Australia in 2014 when a select few of us got to test out Specialized's New Tarmac. It was here that John told me all about the Revbox from the hotel to Specialized HQ. I was excited as I had previously got to play with a wind brake erg early in my coaching career and these things were cost prohibitive until now. John put me in touch with Philipp Schacht the owner and developer from Revbox who was kind enough to get me on one of the few early models. What can I say other than Pete and I were blown away and so were the legs! Especially after doing some of our standard trainer sessions that had been done for years on Computrainers and Kickr's. Don't get me wrong, those trainers are good and have helped many athletes. I just put true wind break ERGs in another realm of athletic development. In Todays Episode We Cover: How the concept of the Revbox began. Why track cyclists have been using ERG's for along time. What "wind-break" means. How rotational inertia makes you a better rider. How the Revbox is different compared to most other indoor trainers. How to dial in the Revbox to maximise training sessions. The Revbox app. The Kickstarter campaign. A sweet little deal from us here at Trispecific for those interested in getting onboard with Revbox (see below). Links from todays Episode: Revbox Kickstarter campaign - As I mention in the Podcast, anyone backing the team at Revbox for $1000 or more will get their choice of a TriSpecific Iron or Half Iron Distance Blueprint for free. That's a $300 saving. All you need to do is email us your receipt of purchase to kristian [at] trispecific.com and I'll get you set up. At the $1000 investment you get: The Full Package! A next generation Revbox Erg for free, including the Revbox Power App, sensor kit, one free Hunter Allen Workout Guide + a riding kit (jersey & bib short) which is usually not available for purchase and freight free delivery. It's estimate that you'll get your game changer ERG in July 2015. Be quick as you only have 29 days left till the campaign finishes. Revbox.co.nz - go here to learn all about the concept, the science, the training and more. Show Sponsors: TriTravel Smith Optics Vespa
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