Podcast appearances and mentions of jon hunt

This week Nick talks to Guy Gittins. Guy became CEO of Foxtons in September 2022, bringing with him extensive experience in the property sector and leadership roles. Prior to rejoining Foxtons, he served as CEO of Chestertons, a renowned London-based and international residential property firm. Guy's career began at Foxtons, where he worked until 2006 before taking on the role of Sales and Marketing Director for Peter de Savary. In 2010, he joined Savills and later moved to Chestertons in 2012, leading their flagship Chelsea office. In 2018, he was appointed CEO of ChestertonsNick and Guy discuss Guy's career journey and the evolution of Foxtons, from its founding by Jon Hunt to the present day. Guy's Book choice was How to Build a Car: The Autobiography of the World's Greatest Formula 1 Designer by Adrian Newey https://www.waterstones.com/book/how-to-build-a-car/adrian-newey/9780008196806Guy's music choice was - Move your body by Marshall Jeffersonhttps://open.spotify.com/track/3OrcEhLzxv1YX597jGjEI7This content is issued by Zeus Capital Limited (“Zeus”) (Incorporated in England & Wales No. 4417845), which is authorised and regulated in the United Kingdom by the Financial Conduct Authority (“FCA”) for designated investment business, (Reg No. 224621) and is a member firm of the London Stock Exchange. This content is for information purposes only and neither the information contained, nor the opinions expressed within, constitute or are to be construed as an offer or a solicitation of an offer to buy or sell the securities or other instruments mentioned in it. Zeus shall not be liable for any direct or indirect damages, including lost profits arising in any way from the information contained in this material. This material is for the use of intended recipients only.

This week, on OLUTC, we are joined by Jon Hunt of the Blue Grass Soccercast and Railbirds - he swears he's not wearing his big foam Lexington SC horse hat... but who knows what people do with no cameras around! Ryan Stallings hops on to go over the results with us and we take a guess at how the final round of Jagermeister Cup fixtures will work out. 

It's been a while, My Friends. Ski Rex Media has been on pause for the summer, though more than usual. True, I don't podcast in the summer, anyway, but I usually have more going on than I have lately. I've been putting in some time with Tecnica & Rollerblade working in their warehouses. BUT...now is the time to get back into the swing of Ski Rex Media things. To get back into the interviewing and recording part of Ski Rex Media, I made it easy on myself and went over to a place I know to speak with a person I know. For this little bonus episode, I bring you Jon Hunt, Exec. Director of Whaleback Mountain, friend of Ski Rex Media, and fan favorite from the Ski Rex Media Podcast. For this episode, we talk all about Whaleback Mountain, obviously. It's my home mountain and I wanted to get an update as to what's been going on over the summer and what's in store for the winter. I'm pretty sure there are more than a few of you out there who would like the same information. So, I bring to you that information. Enjoy!!! Oh, by the way...I am going to start working on getting transcripts/subtitles up with the podcast episodes, both past and future. This one has a transcript attached. I think you may need to listen via the Podbean app to see them, but they are there. Let me know what you think if you use them.

In this Pilot Briefing podcast I outline the changes proposed for the Manchester Low Level Corridor, talk about strip flying and round up the latest aerodrome news.The Strip Flying CAA Safety Sense Leaflethttps://www.caa.co.uk/media/cwjom2ph/safetysense_12-strip-flying.pdfThis Flying Reporter Pilot Briefing is sponsored by Flyer Watches.https://www.flyerwatches.com/The briefing is made in association with Astral Aviation Consulting.  Check out their upcoming free workshops.https://www.astralaviationconsulting.com/Jon Hunt, is a private pilot, YouTuber and former BBC TV news reporter.  He makes inspirational, educational and entertaining general aviation content with a UK focus - and being a fixed wing pilot - that's where his heart lies and what drives most of his content.Support the Show.Support the Show.

Don't fly like this!  In this episode of the Flying Reporter Pilot Briefing, we talk about an altimeter technique that could help you reduce the risk of a mid-air collision.  We also hear about a pricing u-turn at some Scottish airports and look into an AAIB report into the crash of an EVTOL air taxi prototype.This Flying Reporter Pilot Briefing is sponsored by Flyer Watches.https://www.flyerwatches.com/The briefing is made in association with Astral Aviation Consulting.  Check out their upcoming free workshops.https://www.astralaviationconsulting.com/Jon Hunt, is a private pilot, YouTuber and former BBC TV news reporter.  He makes inspirational, educational and entertaining general aviation content with a UK focus - and being a fixed wing pilot - that's where his heart lies and what drives most of his content.Support the Show.

A light aircraft and glider come into conflict with each other after a pilot is stung on the face by a wasp.  An incident summarised in this month's Flying Reporter Pilot Briefing Podcast.Also in this episode of the Flying Reporter Pilot Briefing Podcast, we discover that the mid-air collision rate in the UK is 4 times higher that in the USA, and find out what changes are in the pipeline for UK private pilot licensing.This Flying Reporter Pilot Briefing is sponsored by Flyer Watches.https://www.flyerwatches.com/The briefing is made in association with Astral Aviation Consulting.  Check out their upcoming free workshops.https://www.astralaviationconsulting.com/Jon Hunt, is a private pilot, YouTuber and former BBC TV news reporter.  He makes inspirational, educational and entertaining general aviation content with a UK focus - and being a fixed wing pilot - that's where his heart lies and what drives most of his content.Support the show

In this episode of The Flying Reporter Pilot Briefing Podcast, we hear about a hazard to the safety of aviation that isn't NOTAMed, nor published on aeronautical charts.The Flying Reporter Pilot Briefing is the essential guide to the most pertinent changes affecting your flying in the UK.  Covering changes to regulation, airspace, training, licensing and medicals.Jon Hunt, is a private pilot, YouTuber and former BBC TV news reporter.  He makes inspirational, educational and entertaining general aviation content with a UK focus - and being a fixed wing pilot - that's where his heart lies and what drives most of his content.The Flying Reporter Pilot Briefing is made in association with Astral Aviation Consulting.  And sponsored by The Business ClubhouseSign up for the free PFL workshop here;To find out more, visit The Flying Reporter website.Watch my videos on YouTubeFollow me on InstagramFollow me on TwitterFollow me on FacebookSupport my channel, and this podcast on PatreonThanks for listening.Support the showSupport the show

  Dan and Josh are joined by Jon Hunt of the Bluegrass Soccercast and go over the latest news and notes from around USL League One. From Union Omaha's new stadium deal to Charlotte's returning veteran core; from expansion announcements to the new USL Forward project. Then we dive into Sporting Lexington's big signings and discuss what they're building toward.

In this episode of The Flying Reporter Pilot Briefing Podcast, we discuss bird strikes and how to avoid them.The Flying Reporter Pilot Briefing is the essential guide to the most pertinent changes affecting your flying in the UK.  Covering changes to regulation, airspace, training, licensing and medicals.Jon Hunt, is a private pilot, YouTuber and former BBC TV news reporter.  He makes inspirational, educational and entertaining general aviation content with a UK focus - and being a fixed wing pilot - that's where his heart lies and what drives most of his content.The Flying Reporter Pilot Briefing is made in association with Astral Aviation Consulting.Sign up for their Beyond The PPL Workshop here: https://www.astralaviationconsulting.com/upcomingeventsThis episode is sponsored by AOPA UK.  Sign up for a discounted membership hereTo find out more, visit The Flying Reporter website.Watch my videos on YouTubeFollow me on InstagramFollow me on TwitterFollow me on FacebookSupport my channel, and this podcast on PatreonThanks for listening.Support the showSupport the show

Dan & Josh are joined by Jon Hunt and Alex Ashton, who return to the pod to go over the latest offseason news - including confirmed player contract renewals and sleuthing out other comings and goings.

This episode is a little bit different from our regular format. Today we're talking about doing mistakes during flying, how you can prevent these mistakes and how honest should we pilots handle these mistakes. Jon Hunt, a class rating instructor from GB, having a wonderful channel on Youtoube took some time and talked with me about all these facts and many things more!

A 160Kg drone, contracted by the UK Home Office, loses its command and control link while searching for migrant boats in the English Channel.  The Flying Reporter Pilot Briefing Podcast discovers what happened.  Jon also finds out what's happening with the CAA's plans for tightening the rules on cost sharing flights.The Flying Reporter Pilot Briefing is the essential guide to the most pertinent changes affecting your flying in the UK.  Covering changes to regulation, airspace, training, licensing and medicals.Jon Hunt, is a private pilot, YouTuber and former BBC TV news reporter.  He makes inspirational, educational and entertaining general aviation content with a UK focus - and being a fixed wing pilot - that's where his heart lies and what drives most of his content.The Flying Reporter Pilot Briefing is made in association with Astral Aviation Consulting.This episode is sponsored by AOPA UK.  Sign up for a discounted membership hereTo find out more, visit The Flying Reporter website.Watch my videos on YouTubeFollow me on InstagramFollow me on TwitterFollow me on FacebookSupport my channel, and this podcast on PatreonThanks for listening.Support the show

What's better than 2? How about 4! In this week's episode, Jon Hunt and Jimmie Martin of the Bluegrass Soccer Cast join Benton and Zach to recap a disappointing weekend. First, the guys dive into what they are into off the pitch then they dive into Louisville City's big match to determine playoff s seeding & how they fells so short. Then, it's the end of the road for Racing Louisville. The guys react to another tough loss and quickly look ahead to the futureRate, Review, and Subscribe and you'll get a special patch on the jacket of Zach Allen-Kelly.Kern's KornerVisit Kern's Korner in The Highlands for the cities best burger & chili! Follow them on Facebook!https://www.facebook.com/kernskorner/Visit https://www.bgsc.show/ to learn more! Subscribe to Bluegrass Soccer Cast anywhere you get your shows.

Dan and Josh review the PENULTIMATE week of USL League One with guest Jon Hunt, occasional Protagonist contributor, Lexington SC Super Capo and co-host of the Blue Grass Soccer Cast. With one week left in the regular season, there are still a few games which can impact the playoff picture - very little is set in stone.

General aviation accidents are rising, even though traffic levels are lower than before the pandemic.   In this Flying Reporter Pilot Briefing Podcast, Jon Hunt looks at the latest CAA safety summary.The episode also notes that the number of Airprox reports have been higher than normal this summer and we discover what is the biggest cause of pilot in-flight impairment.The Flying Reporter Pilot Briefing is the essential guide to the most pertinent changes affecting your flying in the UK.  Covering changes to regulation, airspace, training, licensing and medicals.Jon Hunt, is a private pilot, YouTuber and former BBC TV news reporter.  He makes inspirational, educational and entertaining general aviation content with a UK focus - and being a fixed wing pilot - that's where his heart lies and what drives most of his content.The Flying Reporter Pilot Briefing is made in association with Astral Aviation Consulting.This episode is sponsored by AOPA UK.  Sign up for a discounted membership hereTo find out more, visit The Flying Reporter website.Watch my videos on YouTubeFollow me on InstagramFollow me on TwitterFollow me on FacebookSupport my channel, and this podcast on PatreonThanks for listening.Support the show

In this edition of the Flying Reporter Pilot Briefing Podcast, I discuss the risk to flight from GPS or GNSS jamming activities in the UK.The Flying Reporter Pilot Briefing is the essential guide to the most pertinent changes affecting your flying in the UK.  Covering changes to regulation, airspace, training, licensing and medicals.Jon Hunt, is a private pilot, YouTuber and former BBC TV news reporter.  He makes inspirational, educational and entertaining general aviation content with a UK focus - and being a fixed wing pilot - that's where his heart lies and what drives most of his content.The Flying Reporter Pilot Briefing is made in association with Astral Aviation Consulting.This episode is sponsored by AOPA UK.  Sign up for a discounted membership hereRegister for our live hangout/seminar on Formation Flying on 14 September 2023 at 2000 BST (1900 UTC)To find out more, visit The Flying Reporter website.Watch my videos on YouTubeFollow me on InstagramFollow me on TwitterFollow me on FacebookSupport my channel, and this podcast on PatreonThanks for listening.Support the showSupport the show

The British film director Guy Ritchie, famous for films such as 'Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels', 'Snatch' and 'Revolver' has just taken over an English airfield.  The Flying Reporter caught up with Mr Ritchie in one of the hangars at Compton Abbas, in Dorset to find out why.Jon Hunt, is a private pilot, YouTuber and former BBC TV news reporter.  He makes inspirational, educational and entertaining general aviation content with a UK focus - and being a fixed wing pilot - that's where his heart lies and what drives most of his content.To find out more, visit The Flying Reporter website.Watch my videos on YouTubeFollow me on InstagramFollow me on TwitterFollow me on FacebookSupport my channel, and this podcast on PatreonThanks for listening.Support the showSupport the show

The Flying Reporter Pilot Briefing is the essential guide to the most pertinent changes affecting your flying in the UK.  Covering changes to regulation, airspace, training, licensing and medicals. In this episode we hear about the CAA's plans for the Manchester Low Level Route, what to do if you detect Carbon Monoxide in flight and how an observant air traffic controller prevented a potentially catastrophic CFIT incident.Jon Hunt, is a private pilot, YouTuber and former BBC TV news reporter.  He makes inspirational, educational and entertaining general aviation content with a UK focus - and being a fixed wing pilot - that's where his heart lies and what drives most of his content.The Flying Reporter Pilot Briefing is made in association with Astral Aviation Consulting.This episode is sponsored by AOPA UK.  Sign up for a discounted membership hereTo find out more, visit The Flying Reporter website.Watch my videos on YouTubeFollow me on InstagramFollow me on TwitterFollow me on FacebookSupport my channel, and this podcast on PatreonThanks for listening.Support the showSupport the show

I'm back!The Flying Reporter Pilot Briefing is the essential guide to the most pertinent changes affecting your flying in the UK.  Covering changes to regulation, airspace, training, licensing and medicals.  In this episode we take a look at a call-sign shake up for HEMS, police and search and rescue flights, the UK VHF low level common frequency and a warning about wake turbulence from hovering helicopters.Jon Hunt, is a private pilot, YouTuber and former BBC TV news reporter.  He makes inspirational, educational and entertaining general aviation content with a UK focus - and being a fixed wing pilot - that's where his heart lies and what drives most of his content.To find out more, visit The Flying Reporter website.Watch my videos on YouTubeFollow me on InstagramFollow me on TwitterFollow me on FacebookSupport my channel, and this podcast on PatreonThanks for listening.Support the showSupport the show

My name's Jon Hunt, a private pilot, YouTuber and former BBC TV news reporter.  I make inspirational, educational and entertaining general aviation content with a UK focus - and being a fixed wing pilot - that's where my heart lies and what drives most of my content.Today, we're discussing how to improve things for general aviation in the UK.  I'll be talking to a recently appointed general aviation advocate.And if you fly - do you have a set personal weather minima? Or if you're a student or recently qualified pilot, how do you learn the skills required to judge when it's safe to fly, or safer to wait for a better day.The Flying Reporter Podcast is a co-production with The Podcast Coach and brought to you in association with Aerops. The payment app for pilots, aerodromes and operators that makes it easy to pay landing fees, book PPR, settle parking and handling charges and even pay for fuel.  Download AEROPS now from the Android or Apple app stores.To find out more, visit The Flying Reporter website.Watch my videos on YouTubeFollow me on TwitterFollow me on FacebookSupport my channel, and this podcast on PatreonThanks for listening.Support the showSupport the show

On this episode, Caroline Donaghue and Priya Rawal speak to one of top 25 most influential people in British property Telegraph's Property Power List, Camilla Dell the the Managing Partner and founder of Black Brick Property Solutions LLP.From a very young age, Camilla always knew that she wanted to run her own business and the inspiration came from a number of incidents (one which was failing to get onto the Apprentice series 2). Her journey into the property sector kicked off when she came across a Foxton ad and within a week, she had started working directly for Jon Hunt the founder of Foxtons later, moving to Knight Frank before taking the leap to create her own business. Black Brick property is now recognised as one of London's leading buying agents and Camilla is not only the go to property expert for private banks, she is also ranked as one of London's top 10 buying agents in Spear's 500 for 3 years running. This is an inspiring episode on entrepreneurship and proof that hardwork pays off.Sponsored by V1 & The Luxury Property Forum. Follow Caroline @caroline.donaghue and Priya @priya.rawal.london and the podcast page @therealrendezvous on Instagram and LinkedIn. Produced by BBE Podcast Agency. #therealrendezvous #blackpropertysolutions #camilladell #womeninproperty #propertypodcast #realeastatepodcast #buyingagent Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello, and welcome to the Flying Reporter Podcast.  I hope you've been enjoying the series so far.    Today, I'll be talking to two extraordinary aviators who've overcome extreme adversity to get their pilots licenses and unrestricted class 2 medicals.  Both were injured in terrible accidents and are now disabled, but they fly just like you and I.  We hear about the amazing charity, Aerobility and how it transforms the lives of the people it helps.  And in our ask the instructor feature, we discuss how to go about choosing a flying instructor and flying school.  The Flying Reporter Podcast is a co-production with The Podcast Coach and brought to you in association with Aerops. The payment app for pilots, aerodromes and operators that makes it easy to pay landing fees, book PPR, settle parking and handling charges and even pay for fuel.  Download AEROPS now from the Android or Apple app stores.To find out more, visit The Flying Reporter website.Watch Claire & Neil flyingFollow me on TwitterFollow me on FacebookSupport my channel, and this podcast on PatreonThanks for listening.Support the showSupport the show

Welcome to The Flying Reporter Podcast.Today I meet the man who started his working life as an apprentice roof builder, and who now runs one of the most read UK general aviation publications.  Ian Seager from Flyer magazine is my guest today.And we'll be discussing what that big red knob does.  I'm talking about leaning.  When to lean, how lean and how not to lean…flying instructor Nigel Willson, from Anglian Flight Centres will be here for our ‘ask the instructor' feature.The Flying Reporter Podcast is a co-production with The Podcast Coach and brought to you in association with Aerops. The payment app for pilots, aerodromes and operators that makes it easy to pay landing fees, book PPR, settle parking and handling charges and even pay for fuel.  Download AEROPS now from the Android or Apple app stores.To find out more, visit The Flying Reporter website.Watch my videos on YouTubeFollow me on TwitterFollow me on FacebookSupport my channel, and this podcast on PatreonThanks for listening.Support the showSupport the show

Welcome to the Flying Reporter Podcast. I'm Jon Hunt, a private pilot and YouTuber from the UK, and these podcasts bring you interesting people, views and information, focussing on general aviation in the UK.On this edition of the podcast we talk about radio telephony - that's the strange language pilots use to communicate with controllers and vice versa.  We discuss why it's so hard to learn and why sometimes it's just best to speak in plain English..  Also on this episode… do you know your side slip from your forward slip?  Head of Training at Anglian Flight Centres joins us for our  ‘ask the instructor' feature. The Flying Reporter Podcast is a co-production with The Podcast Coach and brought to you in association with Aerops. The payment app for pilots, aerodromes and operators that makes it easy to pay landing fees, book PPR, settle parking and handling charges and even pay for fuel.  Download AEROPS now from the Android or Apple app stores.To find out more, visit The Flying Reporter website.Watch my YouTube episode with Helena as we cross Heathrow's airspace.Watch my videos on YouTubeFollow me on TwitterFollow me on FacebookSupport my channel, and this podcast on PatreonThanks for listening.Support the show

How are all of the Ski Rex Media Podcast fans doing today? I hope you are doing well and ready for a brand new podcast episode. This week, the podcast checks in with some old friends that haven't been on the program for a while, and certainly not at the same time. Jon Hunt, Exec. Dir. and Alex Lahood, Dir. of Business Ops. join me for a check in with my home mountain, Whaleback Mountain. This episode starts with the present but moves quickly to the future of this little mountain that I just happen to be partnered with. Also, there were those that asked me about the new lift that is coming to Whaleback, but I couldn't remember all of that info. So, we get into that, as well. Enjoy the episode. I had a lot of fun recording it with Jon & Alex. Thank you for listening. Oh, and if you would like more information about Whaleback Mountain, you can head to their website which linked just below in the partners section. Enjoy! Be sure to check out the Ski Rex Media Partners, as well: Whaleback Mountain - Saint Custom Ski & Snowboards - Skiing With No Filter Please follow/subscribe to the Ski Rex Media Podcast on Podbean, your favorite podcast app, or YouTube. Head to http://www.skirexmedia.com for more from Ski Rex Media, which includes links to social media, contact links, merch, and a link to the Ski Rex Media Patreon page, which is at https://www.patreon.com/skirexmedia. Subscribing there gets you the podcast on Sunday instead of Wednesday, priority call-ins during live streams, bonuses, and other tasty tidbits. Thank you!!!

Welcome to the Flying Reporter Podcast. I'm Jon Hunt, a private pilot and YouTuber from the UK, and these podcasts bring you interesting people, views and information, focussing on general aviation in the UK.Today, we meet the private pilot who had a stroke mid-air, went blind, and was talked down for a safe landing. And in our ‘ask the instructor' feature, we're going to share some useful information that might help you, if you should have a rough running engine.The Flying Reporter Podcast is a co-production with The Podcast Coach and brought to you in association with Aerops. The payment app for pilots, aerodromes and operators that makes it easy to pay landing fees, book PPR, settle parking and handling charges and even pay for fuel.  Download AEROPS now from the Android or Apple app stores.To find out more, visit The Flying Reporter website.Watch my flights on YouTubeFollow me on TwitterFollow me on FacebookSupport my channel, and this podcast on PatreonThanks for listening.Support the show

Welcome to the Flying Reporter Podcast. I'm Jon Hunt, a private pilot and YouTuber from the UK, and these podcasts bring you interesting people, views and information, focussing on general aviation in the UK.On this edition of the podcast we explore the seaplane rating… and my experience flying around the lochs of Scotland in an amphibious Cessna 172. Crazy as it might seem - this was some of the most thrilling flying I've done to date.  Also on this episode… we ‘ask the instructor'. Head of Training at Anglian Flight Centres, Nigel Willson joins me to discuss distractions in the cockpit, and how to avoid succumbing to tunnel vision. I share a recent experience of mine that led to me deviating from a controlled airspace clearance.The Flying Reporter Podcast is a co-production with The Podcast Coach and brought to you in association with Aerops. The payment app for pilots, aerodromes and operators that makes it easy to pay landing fees, book PPR, settle parking and handling charges and even pay for fuel.  Download AEROPS now from the Android or Apple app stores.To find out more, visit The Flying Reporter website.Watch my seaplane YouTube episodeWatch my videos on YouTubeFollow me on TwitterFollow me on FacebookSupport my channel, and this podcast on PatreonThanks for listening.Support the show

Welcome to the Flying Reporter Podcast. I'm Jon Hunt, a private pilot and YouTuber from the UK and on Monday 9th January, I'll be launching my new podcast, featuring interesting people, information and general aviation adventures from the UK.We'll be hearing about my first attempt at seaplane flying; I'll be talking to the pilot who, when flying solo, went blind and had to be talked down to a safe landing; And we explore why learning aviation radio-telephony is so hard to master.Also, In each episode I'll be busting myths, and helping you improve your flying, with my ‘ask the instructor' feature.So follow ‘The Flying Reporter Podcast' on your favourite podcast app so you never miss an episode. The audio spin-off from the popular YouTube channel, launches here on 9th January.The Flying Reporter Podcast is a co-production with The Podcast Coach and brought to you in association with Aerops. To find out more, visit The Flying Reporter website. Watch my flights on YouTubeFollow me on TwitterFollow me on FacebookSupport my channel, and this podcast on PatreonThanks for listening.Support the show

Jon and I covered the past 20 years+ of Midwest metalcore, Furnace Fest 21 and 22, his international travels, apple lady and her trailer, and everything Dead To Fall. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rob-weiss0/support

This week, the podcast is staying local to Ski Rex Media HQ and my home and partner mountain, Whaleback Mountain. I was able to get in another in-person interview with Trevor Ajamil & Shawn Cahill, the founders of NE Stomps. NE Stomps is a small, VT-based manufacturer of stomp pads. In this episode, we talk about the reasons for having a stomp pad, talk about why they got into making them, riding in and around the Upper Valley here in VT and NH, as well as other places, and a few other things, as well. You even see an accidental cameo from Whaleback Mountain Exec. Director, Jon Hunt. But, you have to be looking for it during the video version. Thank you for watching and I do hope that you enjoyed it.For more information about NE Stomps, as well as being able to see and order any of the stomp pads they produce, please head to their website at https://www.nestomps.com. Also, don't forget to follow them on Instagram. They'll surely appreciate it.--Ski Rex Media - We talk skiing, snowboarding, general snow sports, and push the idea that these can be for everyone.--Visit skirexmedia.com for more, including the Ski Rex Media Blog, and/or follow Ski Rex Media on the following platforms:Ski Rex Media On Facebook: @SkiRexMediaSki Rex Media On Twitter: @SkiRexMediaSki Rex Media On Instagram: @skirexmediaSki Rex On YouTube: Ski Rex MediaEmail Ski Rex Media: skirex4ever@gmail.com--Ski Rex Media Is On Patreon--If you would like to support Ski Rex Media, and believe me, it will be wicked appreciated, you can head to my Patreon Page: https://www.patreon.com/skirexmediaThe Ski Rex Media Podcast Is Also Available Through;BuzzsproutSpotifyiHeartRadioApple Podcasts or The Apple Podcasts AppStitcherAmazon MusicPandoraThe Ski Rex Media Mersh Shop is open and ready for you. If you'd like to check it out, please head to skirexmediamerchshop.com.Intro/Outro Music:“Death Ensemble”Jacob Lizottehttps://www.darkcabin-studios.com/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/skirexmedia)

I'm staying local to the Ski Rex Media HQ for this one, Kids. However, even if you don't live in the area, you might find this one interesting. In this episode, I talk with Jon Hunt, the Exec. Director over at Whaleback Mountain, the closest mountain to me.  This mountain has a pretty loyal local following, is very community-driven, and has a vibe that most people dig right away. It's also one of the most travel-accessible mountains that I have seen. I had another good time with this interview, Mr. Hunt did, as well, and I think you all might enjoy this one. Thank you for listening, I hope you did enjoy it, and maybe I'll see you on the slopes of Whaleback mountain this season.If you'd like more info or want to follow Whaleback Mountain, use @whalebackmtn on Instagram, @WhalebackMTN on Twitter, and @whalebackmountain on Facebook. Also, head to https://www.whaleback.com.If you'd like to follow Jon Hunt during the season, you can by using @@jonhunt11 on Instagram or @Jhunt11 on Twitter.--Ski Rex Media - We talk skiing, snowboarding, general snow sports, and push the idea that these can be for everyone.--Visit skirexmedia.com for more, including the Ski Rex Media Blog, and/or follow Ski Rex Media on the following platforms:Ski Rex Media On Facebook: @SkiRexMediaSki Rex Media On Twitter: @SkiRexMediaSki Rex Media On Instagram: @skirexmediaSki Rex On YouTube: Ski Rex MediaEmail Ski Rex Media: skirex4ever@gmail.com--Ski Rex Media Is On Patreon--If you would like to support Ski Rex Media, and believe me, it will be wicked appreciated, you can head to my Patreon Page: https://www.patreon.com/skirexmediaThe Ski Rex Media Podcast Is Also Available Through;BuzzsproutSpotifyiHeartRadioApple Podcasts or The Apple Podcasts AppStitcherAmazon MusicPandoraThe Ski Rex Media Mersh Shop is open and ready for you. If you'd like to check it out, please head to skirexmediamerchshop.com.Intro/Outro Music:“Death Ensemble”Jacob Lizottehttps://www.darkcabin-studios.com/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/skirexmedia)

Expanding Your Search and Stopping for Directions is proud to welcome, Chief Warrant Officer from the US Army, Jon Hunt!Jon Hunt is a retired Chief Warrant Officer from the US Army after 22 years as an AH64 D & E Attack Helicopter Standardization Instructor Pilot. His career spanned the deployment to Kosovo, Kuwait, Iraq, Afghanistan & Syria over 8 different deployments. He currently works as AH-64E Instructor Pilot in Qatar, while also pursuing his Master's degree in Political Science at Liberty University and is currently helping Afghan refugees arriving to Qatar get much-needed supplies.In our talk we discuss what he is doing in Qatar to assist Afghan refugees in receiving the supplies they need to live and how we can get involved and help.*******Bio on our guest:Jon Hunt is a proud husband, dad, and grandad and along with his wife, Jeanette, he has four kids (Paige, Jack, Gavin & Grier), and one grandson (Henry). He retired as a Chief Warrant Officer from the US Army after 22 years as an AH64 D & E Attack Helicopter Standardization Instructor Pilot. His career spanned the United States between Ft Bragg, NC to Ft. Hood, TX, while deploying to Kosovo, Kuwait, Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria over 8 different deployments. He currently works as an AH-64E Instructor Pilot in Qatar, while also pursuing his Master's degree in Political Science at Liberty University.Currently, he is helping Afghan refugees arriving to Qatar get much-needed supplies.Stopping for directions and links to our guest:*******Guest Website: https://www.obodocollective.orgFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/theobodocollectiveInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/theobodocollective*******Expanding your search and stopping for directions is a podcast for growing our circles of connections and knowledge together through positive conversations and encouraging communications.*******https://www.imdb.com/title/tt12985720https://facebook.com/expandingsearch/ https://instagram.com/expandingsearch/https://twitter.com/expandingsearch/  https://bit.ly/34ptz6yhttps://www.amazon.com/Brent-Bailey/e/B0849TKGWMhttps://www.imdb.com/name/nm8178665https://www.linkedin.com/in/revbrentbailey/Available on iHeartRadioApple Podcasts YouTubeRokuAppleTVFireTV*******   License CCLI:Copyright License11183063 Size AStreaming LicenseCSPL045649 Size AGrowing our circles of connections and knowledge together through positive conversations and encouraging communications.Music provided byhttp://BenSound.comSupport the show (https://directionchurch.churchcenter.com/giving)

The Storm Skiing Podcast is sponsored by Mountain Gazette - Listen to the podcast for discount codes on subscriptions and merch.WhoJon Hunt, Executive Director of Whaleback Mountain, New HampshireRecorded onJune 16, 2021Why I interviewed him Because when Talks-Loudly-About-His-Personal-Life-In-The-Elevator-at-Work Guy brags about his upcoming ski trip, he is never going to Whaleback. He is going to Killington or Sugarbush or Stowe. Which is fine. All of those places are incredible. But they owe more to places like Whaleback than places like Whaleback owe to them. Skiing needs small ski areas. It needs places that care about beginners and families and almost nothing else. And it needs creative models to help make such ski areas sustainable. Whaleback is all of those things, an approachable sapling in a forest of redwoods. It wasn’t always so. For decades the ski area flailed along, one round of debt and foreclosure bleeding into the next, a tale nearly as tragic as Moby Dick. In 2013, a local named John Schiffman purchased the ski area under the Upper Valley Snow Sports Foundation, stopped trying to be Cannon Junior, and turned the whole operation into a nonprofit. It’s a story I wanted to hear.Whaleback’s summit lift. Photo courtesy of Whaleback Mountain.What we talked aboutHow someone who has never worked in the ski industry ends up running a ski area; why Whaleback created an executive director position instead of hiring a general manager; how Whaleback has retained its character even through decades of apocalyptic closures; Whaleback’s new strategic plan and how it will improve the ski area; aiming for an earlier opening and 100-day season; how much life the 50-year-old summit double has left in it; why the chairlift broke in early March 2020, ending the season prematurely; upgrades to the chair this summer; where the mountain may put in a new surface lift and what it would be; coming snowmaking improvements; potential night-skiing expansion; whether the mountain could add more trails or glades; why expansion outside the current borders is likely impossible; “the coolest first day ever on any job I’ve ever had”; recent mountain improvements; how much the ski area relies on donations to stay afloat; whether ski area-owning New Hampshire and its ski area-owning governor contribute to the ski area’s operations; a professional fundraising primer from a professional fundraiser; whether fundraising has rescued a perennially indebted ski area from chronic debt; how much Whaleback relies on volunteers versus paid labor; learning from other nonprofit ski areas; the ski area’s long and brutal history of bankruptcy, bank seizure, and closing; finding an identity as a small ski area in a state stuffed with huge, developed ski resorts; how the Upper Valley Snow Sports Foundation finally put Whaleback on a path to sustainability; the active role of the ski area’s board of directors; why Whaleback’s season pass only runs $180; how much season pass sales increased last season after the ski area dropped prices for Covid; the Freedom Pass; and Covid-era ops that may hang around for future seasons. Why I thought that now was a good time for this interview Because while the nonprofit approach seems to have brought some stability and purpose to the ski area, problems lingered – Whaleback’s 2019-20 ski season ended early not because of the Covid cataclysm, but because its summit lift simply stopped working in early March. Like a car without its engine, a ski area without its alpha lift is more decorative than useful. To forestall such issues, Whaleback’s board of directors created a new executive director position, an individual who could supercharge the ski area’s fundraising and heave its physical plant into the modern winter world. Jon Hunt is that person, and I wanted to talk to him about the huge challenge ahead.Hunt and his son Sam, 10. Photo courtesy of Jon Hunt.Why you should ski WhalebackLet’s start here:While small by New Hampshire standards at 700 vertical feet, the mountain has legitimate pitch and terrain, with a bundle of glades raking down midmountain. Then there’s this:If you want to spend $1,000 on a weekend teaching your family to ski, you can punch down U.S. 4 to Killington. Or you can set up shop at Whaleback until they figure it out.A lot of Northeast skiing is barely managed chaos, something between a stampede and a four-alarm housefire. Whaleback is not that. It’s skiing without a lot of the things that make modern skiing appealing – high-speed lifts, megapasses, snowmaking firepower that could recreate Glacier National Park in under half a day – but also a lot of the things that make it frustrating, like lift lines containing enough people to feasibly colonize the moon. When the midwinter hoards descend on New England after a snowstorm, Whaleback may be the best place you can be.Additional reading/videosNew England Ski History documents Whaleback’s harsh pastLift Blog’s inventory of Whaleback liftsL.L. Bean created this incredible Whaleback mini-doc last year:Some Whaleback night-skiing stoke: Get on the email list at www.stormskiing.com

Episode Link: https://wp.me/p7HtP1-1gO Episode description: This week on Yes But Why, I interviewed Frankie Frain, a writer, director, and producer based out of my home state, Massachusetts. Frankie Frain is an award-winning filmmaker (Sexually Frank, Having Fun Up There), YouTube content creator, and head of Red Cow Entertainment. From narrative and documentary feature films to macaroni and cheese reviews, Frankie has told hundreds of stories, and you can expect a lot more. I had a great time talking to Frankie. He's been making films since he was 12 years old. He's got a great drive to get projects done and because of that, he's amassed so many shows and podcasts and films. And you can tell he loves it. Frankie tells me about being inspired by Trey Parker & Matt Stone's movie, “Cannibal! the Musical” (a must see for South Park fans). We talk about technology, François Dompierre, and Lord of the Rings. Frankie talks about his production company, Red Cow Entertainment, as his family and not just because his wife, Nina Szulewski, helps to make the content. They are a tight knit groups of filmmakers and they are churning out amazing stuff every week! We talk about BoxMac, his wildly popular YouTube series that features he and his longtime collaborator, Jon Hunt (aka “Junt”) testing and reviewing mac and cheese brands. We talk about the amazingly supportive fanbase for that show. One fan even made dolls of Frankie and Jon! So fun. Frankie and I talking about our mutual interest in helping up and coming artists. He does a podcast called Discount Film School, which is interviews like this with filmmakers about their experiences. He even wrote a book about it! His book, "More Weight: The Making of Having Fun Up There and Other Filmmaking Tales" details his zero budget filmmaking approach (whoa), as well as his philosophies on distribution, film festivals, and new media. Support Frankie Frain by watching anything and everything he makes. Check out Red Cow Entertainment at www.redcowentertainment.com for indie movies, cartoons, hilarious food ad movies reviews, podcasts, and more! To watch their weekly content as it comes out, follow Red Cow Entertainment on YouTube. Yes But Why Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com to join in on the fun. #YesButWhy #Podcast #HCUniversalNetwork This episode of Yes But Why podcast is sponsored by audible - get your FREE audiobook download and your 30 day free trial at http://www.audibletrial.com/YESBUTWHY. This episode of Yes But Why is also sponsored by PodcastCadet.com. Go to PodcastCadet.com and put in offer code YBY20 to get 20% off your first consultation!

Episode Link: https://wp.me/p7HtP1-1gO Episode description:This week on Yes But Why, I interviewed Frankie Frain, a writer, director, and producer based out of my home state, Massachusetts. Frankie Frain is an award-winning filmmaker (Sexually Frank, Having Fun Up There), YouTube content creator, and head of Red Cow Entertainment. From narrative and documentary feature films to macaroni and cheese reviews, Frankie has told hundreds of stories, and you can expect a lot more. I had a great time talking to Frankie. He’s been making films since he was 12 years old. He’s got a great drive to get projects done and because of that, he’s amassed so many shows and podcasts and films. And you can tell he loves it. Frankie tells me about being inspired by Trey Parker & Matt Stone’s movie, “Cannibal! the Musical” (a must see for South Park fans). We talk about technology, François Dompierre, and Lord of the Rings. Frankie talks about his production company, Red Cow Entertainment, as his family and not just because his wife, Nina Szulewski, helps to make the content. They are a tight knit groups of filmmakers and they are churning out amazing stuff every week!We talk about BoxMac, his wildly popular YouTube series that features he and his longtime collaborator, Jon Hunt (aka “Junt”) testing and reviewing mac and cheese brands. We talk about the amazingly supportive fanbase for that show. One fan even made dolls of Frankie and Jon! So fun.Frankie and I talking about our mutual interest in helping up and coming artists. He does a podcast called Discount Film School, which is interviews like this with filmmakers about their experiences. He even wrote a book about it! His book, "More Weight: The Making of Having Fun Up There and Other Filmmaking Tales" details his zero budget filmmaking approach (whoa), as well as his philosophies on distribution, film festivals, and new media. Support Frankie Frain by watching anything and everything he makes. Check out Red Cow Entertainment at www.redcowentertainment.com for indie movies, cartoons, hilarious food ad movies reviews, podcasts, and more! To watch their weekly content as it comes out, follow Red Cow Entertainment on YouTube.Yes But Why Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com to join in on the fun. #YesButWhy #Podcast #HCUniversalNetwork This episode of Yes But Why podcast is sponsored by audible - get your FREE audiobook download and your 30 day free trial at http://www.audibletrial.com/YESBUTWHY. This episode of Yes But Why is also sponsored by PodcastCadet.com. Go to PodcastCadet.com and put in offer code YBY20 to get 20% off your first consultation!

Episode Link: https://wp.me/p7HtP1-1gO Episode description: This week on Yes But Why, I interviewed Frankie Frain, a writer, director, and producer based out of my home state, Massachusetts. Frankie Frain is an award-winning filmmaker (Sexually Frank, Having Fun Up There), YouTube content creator, and head of Red Cow Entertainment. From narrative and documentary feature films to macaroni and cheese reviews, Frankie has told hundreds of stories, and you can expect a lot more. I had a great time talking to Frankie. He’s been making films since he was 12 years old. He’s got a great drive to get projects done and because of that, he’s amassed so many shows and podcasts and films. And you can tell he loves it. Frankie tells me about being inspired by Trey Parker & Matt Stone’s movie, “Cannibal! the Musical” (a must see for South Park fans). We talk about technology, François Dompierre, and Lord of the Rings. Frankie talks about his production company, Red Cow Entertainment, as his family and not just because his wife, Nina Szulewski, helps to make the content. They are a tight knit groups of filmmakers and they are churning out amazing stuff every week! We talk about BoxMac, his wildly popular YouTube series that features he and his longtime collaborator, Jon Hunt (aka “Junt”) testing and reviewing mac and cheese brands. We talk about the amazingly supportive fanbase for that show. One fan even made dolls of Frankie and Jon! So fun. Frankie and I talking about our mutual interest in helping up and coming artists. He does a podcast called Discount Film School, which is interviews like this with filmmakers about their experiences. He even wrote a book about it! His book, "More Weight: The Making of Having Fun Up There and Other Filmmaking Tales" details his zero budget filmmaking approach (whoa), as well as his philosophies on distribution, film festivals, and new media. Support Frankie Frain by watching anything and everything he makes. Check out Red Cow Entertainment at www.redcowentertainment.com for indie movies, cartoons, hilarious food ad movies reviews, podcasts, and more! To watch their weekly content as it comes out, follow Red Cow Entertainment on YouTube. Yes But Why Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com to join in on the fun. #YesButWhy #Podcast #HCUniversalNetwork This episode of Yes But Why podcast is sponsored by audible - get your FREE audiobook download and your 30 day free trial at http://www.audibletrial.com/YESBUTWHY. This episode of Yes But Why is also sponsored by PodcastCadet.com. Go to PodcastCadet.com and put in offer code YBY20 to get 20% off your first consultation!

Episode Link: https://wp.me/p7HtP1-1gO Episode description: This week on Yes But Why, I interviewed Frankie Frain, a writer, director, and producer based out of my home state, Massachusetts. Frankie Frain is an award-winning filmmaker (Sexually Frank, Having Fun Up There), YouTube content creator, and head of Red Cow Entertainment. From narrative and documentary feature films to macaroni and cheese reviews, Frankie has told hundreds of stories, and you can expect a lot more. I had a great time talking to Frankie. He’s been making films since he was 12 years old. He’s got a great drive to get projects done and because of that, he’s amassed so many shows and podcasts and films. And you can tell he loves it. Frankie tells me about being inspired by Trey Parker & Matt Stone’s movie, “Cannibal! the Musical” (a must see for South Park fans). We talk about technology, François Dompierre, and Lord of the Rings. Frankie talks about his production company, Red Cow Entertainment, as his family and not just because his wife, Nina Szulewski, helps to make the content. They are a tight knit groups of filmmakers and they are churning out amazing stuff every week! We talk about BoxMac, his wildly popular YouTube series that features he and his longtime collaborator, Jon Hunt (aka “Junt”) testing and reviewing mac and cheese brands. We talk about the amazingly supportive fanbase for that show. One fan even made dolls of Frankie and Jon! So fun. Frankie and I talking about our mutual interest in helping up and coming artists. He does a podcast called Discount Film School, which is interviews like this with filmmakers about their experiences. He even wrote a book about it! His book, "More Weight: The Making of Having Fun Up There and Other Filmmaking Tales" details his zero budget filmmaking approach (whoa), as well as his philosophies on distribution, film festivals, and new media. Support Frankie Frain by watching anything and everything he makes. Check out Red Cow Entertainment at www.redcowentertainment.com for indie movies, cartoons, hilarious food ad movies reviews, podcasts, and more! To watch their weekly content as it comes out, follow Red Cow Entertainment on YouTube. Yes But Why Podcast is a proud member of the HC Universal Network family of podcasts. Visit us at HCUniversalNetwork.com to join in on the fun. #YesButWhy #Podcast #HCUniversalNetwork This episode of Yes But Why podcast is sponsored by audible - get your FREE audiobook download and your 30 day free trial at http://www.audibletrial.com/YESBUTWHY. This episode of Yes But Why is also sponsored by PodcastCadet.com. Go to PodcastCadet.com and put in offer code YBY20 to get 20% off your first consultation!

In Episode 7 of the HBA BuildCast, join us as we explore the world of Home Technology with our Silver Industry Partners, Acadian Home Theater and Automation. Owners, Bryan Naquin and Jon Hunt, walk us through the technical options and customized experiences available to homeowners and remodelers today and how these innovators are helping Greater Baton Rouge compete with metropolitan cities around the country. Listen along to learn how Acadian adapted their customer service during the pandemic, the stages and process of integrating technology into your home, and how they're excited about being a part of the wave of change happening at the HBA!

Jon Hunt, former MN Musician (Shatterproof, Blue Sky Blackout Blackout) and journalist (City Pages, MN Daily) swings by with some exceptional song selections and some very important perspective on who we are as people, why we do what we do and where we're heading. This is an informative and important listen. Cheers, all! Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Time for a pep talk from Jon at 8one8 Fitness. In the middle of this pandemic, maybe you've eaten your feelings one too many times. Maybe you're gotten away from your fitness goals now that you're trapped in the house. Are you struggling to find motivation right now? I chat with Jon Hunt, personal trainer, about how to keep your mental game strong when everything seems so chaotic.

Jon Hunt, personal trainer from 8 ONE 8 Fitness is talking with Denise about the postpartum snapback. It's been 3 months since she joined his fat loss program. They're talking protein, progress and "Love is Blind". Plus Lauren Jackson is here to wrap up the dumpster fire season of The Bachelor featuring the highly indecisive Pilot Pete.

Today on the show we talk to the former interim Head Coach of Colby College - Jon Hunt. Coach Hunt was Interim Head Coach (starting in Feb 2016) Former Assistant Coach, and close friend to Jack Sandler who passed away in Nov 2015. Was offensive coordinator from 2003 to 2005. He was the Head Coach and and admissions counselor at Bridgton Academy, 2012: 23-17 record in his three seasons. He was the Head Coach at University of New England from 2005 to 2012: -Led program to first-ever conference tournament and to additional tournament appearances. -The first-ever ECAC tourney and championship game appearance. Started his collegiate coaching career as an assistant coach at Quinnipiac University from 2001 to 2003. He worked with the offense for the Division I school. At Plymouth State University he was the Panthers' Male Athlete of the Year in 2000. Played midfielder in his four years with Plymouth State. Named the New England Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (NEILA) Man of the Year in 2013. He was a member of the NCAA men's lacrosse rules committee from 2008 to 2012.

On the tenth episode of Dive Bar Mitzvah, we chat with writer, graphic designer and musician Jon Hunt! We prattle on about classic rock, his work with the Velvet Underground and the ancient seductive art of karaoke! Follow us on Twitter @divebarmitzvah!!!

Past guests and Red Cow family members EJ Massa and Jon Hunt join to break down the story, aesthetic, and general issues with Peter Jackson’s Hobbit trilogy.

JR, Nina, and Frankie remember a light and fun day when they needed it most. They apologize for the last podcast, and detail Jon Hunt’s fussiest moments and particulars over snack consumption.

Past guests and Red Cow family members EJ Massa and Jon Hunt join to break down the story, aesthetic, and general issues with Peter Jackson’s Hobbit trilogy.

Long time friend and collaborator Jon Hunt joins Discount Film School to review, in detail, Frankie’s very initial filmmaking inclinations, including a story about going to Montreal to learn video editing from a stranger on the Internet. The