Podcast appearances and mentions of john smiths

It's Tuesday which means we're back with another My Town episode. This week Brady and Tom are joined by Huddersfield Town fan Dan Porritt, member of The Cowshed Loyal and part of the And He Takes That Chance podcast.In this episode, Pozza reflects on his life supporting Huddersfield Town. From going to The Cowshed with his dad and then the John Smiths with his kids, being part of the Cowshed Loyal and a Town birthday present in Brentford.For each episode, our guests put together a mixtape based on their answers. If you want to listen to Dan's My Town Mixtape on Spotify, the link is here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0UBT0C4aAyAa5cTHLD0i6Q?si=URuNp7SGTfaw4nKc_RuxmgAlternatively, Dan's My Town Mixtape - YouTube playlist is here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLd4eZuD2ZI627uEngADXtn2xijn0ufRpxSubscribe wherever you get your podcasts to ensure you don't miss the latest episode.Follow us on socials @stillsmilingpod***Please take the time to rate the podcast, review it wherever you get your podcasts, and share it with your friends and family if you enjoyed it. It means a lot to us and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. UTT!*** Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Simon as he discusses all things Huddersfield Town with podcaster Kosi before we jump aboard Forrestieri's Fun Bus via Penistone for Saturdays away fixture at the John Smiths.EXCLUSIVE NordVPN Deal ➼ https://nordvpn.com/wednesdayweek Try it risk-free now with a 30-day money-back guarantee! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Graham, Sam and Ben join Jon to preview this weekend's trip to the John Smith's Stadium to face Huddersfield Town, the game also happens to be Ian Foster's first league game in charge of Plymouth Argyle.#pafc #htafc Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode the crew wraps up the two parter by covering The Family of Blood with all the amazing things going on in this episode, an anti war message that hits just right, the amazingly creepy scarecrows, John Smiths existential crisis, amazing subterfuge, and a few emotional goodbyes. Magic the Gathering unboxings: https://www.tscn.tv/unpacking-mtg-doctor-who-decks/ To … Continue reading Going Through Who 16.10: The Family of Blood →

Beyond The Story is the podcast everyone's talking about. Founded and hosted by Sebastian Rusk, this amazing podcast goes beyond the story to explore different aspects of life, business and creativity. As an entrepreneur, Sebastian is an expert in leveraging PR and has published pieces in some of the world's biggest publications.In his interview with special guest Kimanzi Constable, Sebastian emphasizes how real editorial is not for sale and one should always run if approached with a payment opportunity. He also explains how one can become a contributor to Forbes as long as they understand their noncompeting agreement. Moreover, personnel can look for editors through the hashtag #JournalRequest, emails, and other sources. Finally, Sebastian suggests for people to be aware of their online presence since having a common name can get them in trouble.In agreement with Sebastian, Kimanzi emphasizes the need to pursue these opportunities. He states that these can be earned through hard work and dedication and it's something that one can do on their own. Additionally, he recommends PR pitches dot com as another source of information.Be sure to tune in to Beyond The Story to hear these insights and more. Host Sebastian Rusk has some wonderful guests lined up and every week he unravels their stories and experiences to give listeners valuable information. Subscribe today to get exclusive access to this amazing podcast.Blog Postable to start early and kind of capitalize on this new marketing world of digital marketing, because it was emerging 8 to 10 years ago, they're not even a thing. So, I started creating content on websites, providing back broke services and things like that, and then discovered that actually, my real passion was journalism.Blog Post OneKimani Constable has taken his impressive journey from entrepreneur to becoming a recognised journalist and PR expert to amazing heights. After the success of his business at 19, Kimani discovered the online marketing world of digital media and he has never looked back since. Speaking to host Sebastian Rusk, Kimani shares his top tips on how to leverage the world of PR and make your mark in the industry.Here are a few of Kimani's best tips on becoming a PR expert:1. Develop a successful online presence by creating content for websites and creating back links.2. Take advantage of new digital marketing opportunities when they arise.3. Connect with the successful leaders in the industry and learn from them.Don't miss this episode of Beyond The Story featuring guest Kimani Constable to further your understanding of how to succeed in PR. As Kimanzi said, “In 2011, as I between things, I was able to start early and kind of capitalize on this new marketing world of digital marketing, because it was emerging 8 to 10 years ago, they're not even a thing.”Blog Post TwoIn a recent episode of Beyond The Story featuring guest Kimanzi Constable and host Sebastian Rusk, Kimanzi provides invaluable insight into the world of PR and the steps to build a career in the industry. Kimanzi shares his inspiring story from an early business in 2011 to becoming a successful journalist and PR expert. Drawing from his professional experience, Kimanzi provides three key tips to increasing your likelihood of success in PR.Here are 3 tips on breaking into the world of PR from Kimanzi Constable:1. Increase your network by talking to the successful PR people in the industry.2. Create content that is informative and well-researched.3. Utilize digital marketing platforms/importance of being active on social media.After hearing Kimanzi's story and advice, it is no surprise that he became successful in his field. As Kimanzi put it, “I started creating content on websites, providing back broke services and things like that, and then discovered that actually, my real passion was journalism.”Listen to this episode of Beyond The Story to hear more of Kimanzi's story and how to unlock the potential of PR.Best Quotes[00:00:28] "It's been too long. Way too long, man."[00:01:39] "I started as an entrepreneur. More than a journalist. My first business was at 19."[00:02:56] "The simplest way to build your audience is to leverage somebody else's audience who already has 1, leveraging other people's audiences."[00:07:47] "Real editorial is never for sale. You cannot buy your way to be written about or having columns in a large publication."All Quotes[00:00:28] "It's been too long. Way too long, man."[00:00:59] "That was the fastest interview I've ever done in my life. I was like, that was awesome. I need to learn how to do fast interviews like that."[00:01:39] "I started as an entrepreneur. More than a journalist. My first business was at 19."[00:02:01] "Why can't I make money, like, with my mind, like, this podoculture guy is talking about?"[00:02:22] "I paid a formatter and an editor, I paid somebody to build a website, I put the book out there, and nobody bought it. Like, I sold 5 copies in 6 months."[00:02:43] "I had no audience. I can't sell anything if I don't have an audience."[00:02:56] "The simplest way to build your audience is to leverage somebody else's audience who already has 1, leveraging other people's audiences."[00:03:07] "I started guest posting on big blogs like Michael Hyatt and Dan Miller and John Acuff and Jeff coined some of the big people at the time."[00:04:08] "And I love cold pitching. So, I'm like, you know what? I just pitched him. And I pitched entrepreneurs. I became 1 of the first 30 contributors at entrepreneur dot com when they started their contributor program in 20 14."[00:04:43] "I have weekly columns where I'm writing for, you know, Business Insider and Fast Company, unfortunately, some of the largest publications in the world. And I wake up and I love what I get to do."[00:05:14] "That's what the most important part is. And you're currently working on a software that launches in just a couple weeks?"[00:05:44] "But The 1 thing that I always wanted was the ability to help somebody do this without needing my direct involvement."[00:07:47] "Real editorial is never for sale. You cannot buy your way to be written about or having columns in a large publication."[00:06:33] "It does all of the heavy lifting. PR pitches do all have me lifting for you."[00:06:17] "We have a database of over 3000000 media professionals and podcasters, and it's 1 click, and you're sending out the pitches, follow ups built in, metrics are built in so that you can see, oh, the pictures open. You got a response. The links were clicked."[00:06:37] "And so I'm pretty excited about that. Amazing. And that drops in a couple weeks. It drops. Should be dropping it in a couple weeks. Yeah. Love it."[00:07:56] "If somebody is trying to sell you that, run the other way, that is not real."[00:08:27] "Editor is never for sale. Now are their things that happen behind the scenes? Absolutely."[00:08:52] "That is an FTC disclosure violation because that's advertising. And if you pay to be written about your paid for advertising, that has to be disclosed by law."[00:09:18] "The Forbes Council is probably, you know, the most confusing out of all of them because it's not part of Forbes dot com. The council is a coaching. It started as a coaching platform, but it's grown beyond that. It's a third-party platform started by 2 entrepreneurs. That licensed the Forbes name on their platform."[00:09:56] "When you pay to join the console, you're paying to join the console, not Forbes. Your articles are not published on Forbes dot com. They're not indexed on Forbes. We can't look you up on Forbes. They're not indexed in Google."[00:10:28] "There's a noncompete agreement so you can never be a regular Forbes contributor. And here's the thing. Regular Forbes contributors are paid by Forbes. Orbes pays them to write articles on forbes dot com. They don't pay to be on some platform."[00:11:16] "Had I not known you, I would have never gotten published on the article that you went and read. I know I was an entrepreneur magazine back in 20 15 randomly. A journalist called and said, hey. We're doing an article on the business of books. We saw you wrote a book. Can you contribute to this here?"[00:11:15] "It is all about relationships. Had I not known you, I would have never gotten published on the article that you went and read."[00:11:52] "If you want media, earned media is by far the most respected number of media out there. That means the outlet reached out to you and said, hey, we like what you're up to. We've got to get you an interesting angle here, and we want to talk about that."[00:12:40] "You can also pitch it too. I love it. Absolutely. I did not know about that. I'll be saving the journal hashtag journal request now."[00:12:48] "I have heard of, like, being able to reach out to journalists or, you know, local news, you know, individuals that are looking for stories, etcetera. And be able to pitch them that way through Twitter."[00:13:20] "If someone's listening to this right now, they're like, hey, I got a really cool angel story product service, whatever it may be. And I know it'd be a great contribution to this XYZ platform. What's the process that someone takes? To be able to pitch themselves to a media?"[00:13:38] "You can search the hashtag journal request and then also request with an s. You can search calls for submissions on Twitter, the hashtags."[00:14:03] "If you have a specific hook, you can simply go to the publication of your choice."[00:14:40] "You look for the editor for which your topic would fit leadership, marketing, personal development, whatever. You look for that vertical editor. And again, through email, you pitch them in 1 paragraph, you tell them what the hook is going to be."[00:15:14] "If you're in business, you're an entrepreneur, sold entrepreneur, you're in business and you're not seeking out ways to figure out PR while then you're totally missing the beat."[00:15:37] "If you're approaching these opportunities with your ego hanging out and, in an effort, to sell someone on how cool you think that you are, probably not the best approach."[00:15:46] "If you think it's, you know, it's like media 01:01, what's in it for the viewer, what's in it for the reader, that's all they really give a rip about there."[00:16:05] "My business is always going to have 3 approaches or 3 different levels where I'm always going to write for publications because that's my first love."[00:16:47] "Getting earned PR is not hard. It's just figuring out your whole angle, getting that very clear, getting it very concise, and actively pitching. There are so many opportunities. There's you you really don't have to pay, you know, some kind of a get featured service or, you know, pay for the skinny you know, we'll get you in the classified section or whatever. You don't have to pay for that standing stuff. You can really earn it on your own."[00:17:14] "I love what you're doing here because this is not the typical journalist protocol if you will. Usually, it's just head down right and that's just there. It's not but you let that entrepreneur spirit of yours go wild, which is fantastic, which has led to launching a software, having a mastermind, teaching people."[00:18:42] "My question to you is what pops up when they Google you? And if you have a common name, you're gonna be screwed. So, you really have to differentiate yourself from all the John Smiths or whatever. And if people Google you and they see Forbes, entrepreneur, business insider, and they click through and they see, you know, you're sharing wisdom, you're sharing your story, that's when you start to build that credibility."[00:18:02] "Technology makes life, you know, just that much easier."[00:18:31] "PR is incredible brand credibility if you're an entrepreneur or if you are somebody that wants to get your message out to the world. When people want to know who you are, the first thing they do is Google you."[00:19:21] "It's not the best product or service. It's the best-known product or service that wins the market."[00:19:28] "That's where PR can help you, you know, and you get featured or written about PR in a publication like Business Insider, for example, that has 240000000 unique visitors every month. That's going to do something for you, your business, your message."[00:19:42] "So this is a worthy pursuit. It can be earned. There are many opportunities out there. This is something you should spend your time pursuing, and you could do it all on your own."[00:20:05] "If you're looking to build more PR relationships out there, you need to figure out, you know, who those individuals are that you need to develop that relationship with and and make it happen."TopicsEntrepreneurship and Leveraging PRThe Benefits of Contributing to Popular Blogs in 2014The Dangers of Paying for Editorial CoverageThe Benefits of Being a Regular Forbes ContributorPitching a Journal Article to an EditorHow to Manage Your Online Presence with Common NamesThe Value of Self-Growth and Personal Development.Episode LinksConnect with Sebastian Rusk:Beyond The Story PodcastInstagramFacebookConnect with Kimanzi ConstableLinkedInCall to ActionIf you enjoyed this podcast and want to support us, please subscribe on the platform you listen to podcasts from, leave a review and share with your friends. We'd greatly appreciate it!

Lee is joined by John, Quentin and Andy to give you their 3 best bets of the weekend as well as covering all the ITV Racing on Super Saturday Intro 00:00 3rd Best Bets 01:41 2nd Best Bets 08:24 Best Bets 17:30 ITV Racing 26:38 14.05 Newmarket - Bedford Lodge Hotel & Spa Fillies' Handicap 27:08 14.40 Newmarket - bet365 Mile Handicap 29:18 15.15 Newmarket - bet365 Superlative Stakes 31:48 15.50 Newmarket - bet365 Bunbury Cup 36:15 16.25 Newmarket - Darley July Cup Stakes 39:07 16.05 York - John Smith's Cup 43:26 16.40 York - John Smith's City Walls Stakes 46:40 15.35 Ascot - Fred Cowley MBE Memorial Summer Mile Stakes 53:23

Luton lost 1-0 away to Huddersfield Town in the Championship play off semi-final second leg at the John Smiths stadium thanks to a goal from Jordan Rhodes. Luton had plenty of chances to score but Harry Cornick and Cameron Jerome couldn't convert! Huddersfield fans will be heading to Wembley to play Nottingham Forest in the Championship play off final! #COYH

The Huddersfield Giants Podcast is back and hopefully will be better than ever. Unfortunately the quality is not as good as it will be in the future but we needed to start somewhere. On this first episode back in the John Smith's stadium we are joined by two ex-academy graduates who have gone in very different directions. Jordan Higo once a Giants academy player is now a singer/ songwriter after appearing on the X-Factor several years ago. He is back at the Giants as he prepares to perform for you at our first Super League game back at the John Smiths on the 19th of February outside the ground as a part of a lot of on-the-day entertainment. Tom Tsang on the other hand is the head of the Huddersfield Giants academy after joining the club back in the November. He has had a brilliant journey though Rugby League and despite their current differences have very similar backgrounds and make a great duo. We hope you enjoy and hope you will join us every fortnight! COME ON YOU GIANTS!

A continuation of the look into the backstage life with John Smith and John Smith. Do you want to know what it's like to work in rigging, sound, lighting, audio or scenic in the Entertainment Industry? Here's a chance! Oh, and there's profanity.

4 games in 9 days and we look ahead to the first a visit to the John Smiths stadium to a team that have just lost 7-0.What will constitute a good week? Is it an impossible task? We look ahead See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Allen Heath Ledger and Victress Villan welcome John Smith and John Smith to do a little Entertainment Business shop talk. Oh, they swear a lot. Like a whole lot! So...there's that.

Tonight was the first time City have come from behind in a match to secure victory for the first time in 19 attempts!!!! Some aspects of the performance were pretty dire but Antoine Semenyo, whilst not scoring himself, gave a MOM performance in the 23 minutes he was on the pitch and City move back into the Top 6. We analyse the action and look forward to Friday's Severnside derby

This week we're in full lockdown and recording virtually, which accounts for the sometimes sub-standard sound quality. However, like the true professional we are, nothing much stops us.In this episode, we are reminiscing about Martin's first car, a vehicle we travelled to Reading Rock Festival in armed with nothing more than a large tin of hot dog sausages and a crate of John Smiths bitter, and talking about the importance of looking back at the times we realise that we have achieved something of significance.Stay safe and healthy everyone.

Episode 3 features Tim Riley, one of the most famous writers in our industry.IMAGE OF TIM: http://bit.ly/TimRileyMadMag We say ‘writer’ rather than Creative Director or Head of Copy (both roles he excels at too), because deep down Tim is a man of words. Pithy, witty, cheeky, emotional, funny words. In his career he has written for John Smiths, The Economist, The Guardian, Boddingtons, Sony, Nike, Snickers, Sainsbury’s, winning awards on virtually every account he’s put his pen to. Economist Array: http://bit.ly/36cH6vM This incredible body of work has propelled him to the lofty title of Creative Partner at AMVBBDO …..and yet you’d never know from listening to our chat he is a man with such a revered position. Tim is a humble, funny and disarmingly charming guest who was incredibly open and frank in telling us about his career to date.Jordan Economist: http://bit.ly/2v6mn02 We soon got into The Economist work and how over the past 22 years, Tim has worked as a writer and CD on the account. He told us the story behind the ‘Someone mentions Jordan’ billboard and the circuitous route to the final poster. We’ll let Tim explain more, but as ever, it’s an unpredictable path to getting work out, and this is another great example that lead to one of the most famous Economist posters ever. BONUS IMAGE - MR BLOBBY! http://bit.ly/2NHHiNm However, the main chat was about Tim’s John Smiths billboards when he was at DDB (now known as Adam&EveDDB). JohnSmiths:http://bit.ly/3auCGUrhttp://bit.ly/36gC3Lahttp://bit.ly/2G7bzRGhttp://bit.ly/2tqnwzb This didn’t disappoint either for back story, involving a bottom drawer idea from a MAD magazine that Tim had had for years and magically pulled out to inspire the brilliant irreverent posters.MadMagazine: http://bit.ly/2G7mIShhttp://bit.ly/379oxKk We admire Tim for his honesty and it should give us all hope that the bottom drawer can still yield greatness.Nike Jordan:http://bit.ly/2sFPlmu Thanks again Tim for your spoken words, along with the written ones, that will hopefully inspire our listeners.

HUDDERSFIELD 1-2 WATFORD They say it's cold up north, but it was a sunny sunny day on Saturday. Jon, Mike, Jason and Kieran headed up to the John Smiths stadium - which doesn't sell John Smiths - for the sort of game you have to win, even if it isn't done in the way you wish.  The boys talk about the change in walk on music, plus John Motson, yes the John Motson, sets the boys an in car challenge.

As Monday nights go, this has been one of the bleakest ones for a while, as defeat against Huddersfield Town consigned the Whites to the bottom of the Premier League and five losses on the spin. Sammy and Jack were at the John Smiths to witness the horrorshow unfold, and took to the mics straight afterwards in order to unleash their frustrations on:An insipid Fulham start.How tactically naive we were.Lack of control and desire in the midfield three.Fosu Mensah’s first-half disasterclass.Andre Schurrle’s attitude.Is Slav close to the door?Where do we go from here?Make sure you’re following us across our social networks for our complete output on all things black and white -Twitter, Facebook and Instagram - and visit the Fulhamish website for all the best articles related to Fulham FC. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lars Hauberg er dykket ned i John Smiths kælderbutik, Ninkasira, på Nørrebro. Lars vil gerne undersøge hvordan det kan være at han aldrig har hørt om polsk øl, når polakkerne er nogen at de mest producerende og øldrikkende folk i Verden. Ninkasira er desuden navnet på en ældgammel ølgud og så betyder det også SKÅL!

Lars Hauberg er dykket ned i John Smiths kælderbutik, Ninkasira, på Nørrebro. Lars vil gerne undersøge hvordan det kan være at han aldrig har hørt om polsk øl, når polakkerne er nogen at de mest producerende og øldrikkende folk i Verden. Ninkasira er desuden navnet på en ældgammel ølgud og så betyder det også SKÅL!

Huddersfield will be looking to repeat the scoreline of the last time a Mancunian side visited the John Smiths stadium when City come visiting on Sunday. David Wagner's men beat #MUFC 2-1, and would love to beat #MCFC too. City come in to the game top of the league. With so many attacking threats that they'd scare any side. David Mooney of the Blue Mood Podcast joined Andy Lawson on #Afternoons to look ahead to Sunday's game.

The Baggies manager Tony Pulis speaks to Radio Yorkshire after his West Bromwich Albion side lost 1-0 to Huddersfield Town at the John Smiths.

It was an Easter Weekend to savour for Fulham, as a double whammy of convincing 3-1 wins saw a return to the playoff spots at the expense of faltering Leeds United. The boys look back on both victories against Norwich City and Aston Villa, and take a look at whether Fulham are really hitting top gear. There's also a look ahead to Fulham's huge fixture against Huddersfield Town at the John Smiths on Saturday, and we analyse the run-ins of the teams around us given the positions they find themselves in now. As ever, there's time for your questions and theories at the end of the pod. If you're interested in getting involved in the podcast, with the website or in any of our exciting new ventures over the summer months, hit us up at pod@fulhamish.co.uk. Podcast Guests: Dom Betts, Farrell Monk, Ben Jarman Hosted by: Jack Collins See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Recorded 28th October. A wholly different tone to the Podcast this week for the most part; dare we say, even “sensible” at times? Featured in this weeks episode, halloween staples ‘The Sexy Nurse' & ‘The...

Oh my God! Did they just mention my name on The Todd Glass Show? Maybe? Then again Dan Goldbergs are the John Smiths of the hebrews.  Click here to get The Todd Glass Show on Nerdist

Welcome! In the inaugural episode of "Escape from Caloriegate," I assault one of the most deeply entrenched ideas in health/nutrition: the doctrine of "calories in calories out." This episode and the next few that follow it will consist of me rambling into the microphone solo, in an attempt to get you to think in radical new ways about stodgy old problems that are keeping you and the rest of society stuck in 2nd gear. After the show ramps up, I'm going to be bringing on people who actually know what they're talking about :] -- including some of the most brilliant minds in diet, health, science and beyond. It's gonna be crazy, in a good way. So let's roll. Here's what's cooking in Episode #1: • The radical premise of "Escape from Caloriegate" • The Calories In Calories Out (CICO) mindset is the root of all evil • Why obesity is a problem of "overstoring" not "overeating" • If Gary Taubes is the Christopher Columbus of this idea, consider me one of the "John Smiths" • I'm not a doctor, not going to treat anybody • My motley resume: degree in physics from Yale, failed screenwriter, obsessed with counterintuitive ideas • Diverse creative speculation is the thread that binds my work • I'm a low carb fan, but show is not "rah rah" low carb • We need better questions, not more people who claim to know the answers • If we screwed up on calories for 60+ years, what does this teach us about science, about our capacity to learn anything about nature? • Are there "Caloriegate" like mistakes in other fields? (I believe so) • "It's Overstoring Not Overstoring" (IONO): the antidote to CICO • Is IONO just the "carbs insulin hypothesis" warmed over? (no) • Diet wars focus on calories vs. carbs, but this is a false choice • "Obesity is most simply defined as the state in which the amount of triglycerides stored in adipose tissue is abnormally increased" • CICO says "excess energy" causes this excess storage • Carbs-Insulin says "bad carbs -> insulin problems" causes excess storage • Both models make mistake of incorporating cause into definition of problem • Why not say "obesity IS the overstoring of fat" and go from there? • Repeat after me: "it's IONO not CICO" • How do you determine when a counterintuitive idea is legitimate or not? • Two ways to go wrong - a) quackery; b) cynicism • 4x4 matrix looks at degree of perspective and degree of critical thinking • no perspective, no critical thinking = go with the herd • perspective w/o critical thinking = homeopathy and crazy beliefs in crystals • critical thinking w/o perspective = default too abruptly back to conventional wisdom • critical thinking WITH perspective = brilliant insights, like Theory of Relativity • how do we find this "Awakened Critical Thinking"? • does eating turmeric prevent cancer? • Science is a blunt tool - can't really answer questions like that without hard work • Karl Popper's definition of science: "Every genuine test of a theory is an attempt to falsify it" • Almost no one (including most so-called "scientists") abides by this rule • Gary Taubes on coenzyme Q10 - healthy for you or not? His surprising answer! • To get scientific answers (per Popper's definition of science) to all our diet questions would take 400,000 years and cost $6,000,000,000,000,000.00. • There's a gap between what science tells us and what we want to know • Gurus are all too happy to fill that gap with their opinions • How do we escape from "Caloriegate"?

Høydepunkter fra radioåret, John Smiths og Lene må i fengsel...IGJEN