Podcast appearances and mentions of Liam Fitzpatrick

This year's Russell Festival is almost upon us! The renowned traditional Irish music festival, held in Doolin, will run from this Thursday, February 20th, until Monday, February 24th. A host of events will take place throughout the festival, including workshops, concerts, recitals, CD launches, intermediate sessions, sean-nós events, and much more. To find out more, Alan Morrissey was joined in-studio by Pat Sweeney, Vincent McMahon, Noel O'Donoghue, and Liam Fitzpatrick. Photo (c): Clare FM

What's our one true purpose as internal communicators? It's the question we're all seeking the answer to. This moment takes us back to when Katie first welcomed Sue Dewhurst and Liam FitzPatrick, co-authors of Successful Employee Communications: A Practitioner's Guide to Tools, Models and Best Practice for Internal Communication, and masterminds behind the Melcrum Black Belt training programme for IC professionals. Internal communications is about creating meaning, say Sue and Liam. In today's world, with the complexities and pressures of our working lives, communicators are the key to assigning meaning and digging deeper for colleagues. How can we frame things in a meaningful way and help our peers can find their own meaning? Tune in to find out. Listen to the full episode here: https://abcomm.co.uk/podcasts/episode/episode-17-black-belt-thinking/

Excellent interviews from our big Independence event at Liam Fitzpatrick's in Lake Mary. We speak with candidates Cory Mills, Willie Montague, David Dwyer, and Al Santos. Also, Elvis makes a special appearance. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-buff-show/support

Excellent interviews from our big Independence event at Liam Fitzpatrick's in Lake Mary. We sit down with doctors, nurses, and freedom advocates. Dr Richard Amerling talks medical freedom, Nurse Zane Fields and Nurse Donna share their stories and a big announcement from Jeffrey Mueller and Rebecca Ricks from Moms for America --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-buff-show/support

Excellent interviews from our big Independence event at Liam Fitzpatrick's in Lake Mary. We talk to former and current Disney cast members who faced scrutiny and punishment based on their personal medical choices. Hear their personal stories and how their lawsuit is shaping up. Also, Mark Caruso joins us live to discuss a big announcement for his campaign. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-buff-show/support

The pandemic and the shift to hybrid working have raised the profile and importance of internal comms. Remote workers have different needs and can feel disconnected from their employers if communications aren't handled right, and workers on the whole are more selective about the jobs they take and what they expect from the people they work with. In this episode, internal comms experts Sue Dewhurst, Liam FitzPatrick and Justin Talbot discuss how employers can better engage their people in times of change.

Fishing in Southeast Queensland is definitely an all-year pursuit, with plenty of species on the chew over winter, but especially the humble bream. Liam Fitzpatrick has spentmuch of his life fishing these waters and in today's ALF episode shares some of his favourite winter fishing haunts. _______________ Keen for some extra help with your winter fishing? Support the Australian Lure Fishing Podcast by joining Team Doc Lures and we'll help you catch more fish with lure fishing resources like livestreams, audio masterclasses and resarch tools. Check it out at https://team.doclures.com/ _______________ Full show notes for todays episode are available at: https://doclures.com/five-best-seq-fishing-spots-winter-liam-fitzpatrick/

Please subscribe via the Podcast links aboveWhy do organisations need to invest in Internal Communications? What is Internal Communications, anyway? How do you get Managers onboard with your Internal Communications?How do you communicate internally in a Post-covid Hybrid working environment? These are just some of the questions I explore with this week's guest, author and Internal Communications expert, Liam Fitzpatrick. During our conversation, Liam explains why he's brought out a revised edition of his latest book, Successful Employee Communications, why the emphasis in the book is on tools, models and best practices rather than theories and why Middle Managers play such an important role in Internal Communications. He also has some useful tips for how to help Managers become better communicators. So, why not head over to your favourite podcast channel and dive in...Meet your host, Gerry MurrayShow LinksConnect with Liam Fitzpatrick on LinkedIn Buy Successful Employee Communications Make Better Talent decisions with Wide Circle

Enjoy this week's conversation with the 'iconic' Liam Fitzpatrick. Kristen and Hannah were excited to speak with Liam as they haven't connected much since he graduated from Mercyhurst the year prior to them. If you're ever in the Boston area be sure to seek out one of his classes, they will not disappoint!  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The Pilot Episode of Mark's Remarks, hosted by Mark Radigan, Ben Leskovac, and Liam Fitzpatrick. On today's episode, the trio discuss the past weekend of Premier League action, the Braves chances at winning the World Series, and mental health/social acceptance in sports worldwide.

Liam Fitzpatrick, European Head of Metals and Mining Research interviews Anna Krutikov, Glencore's Head of Sustainability. Climate ambition is increasing rapidly at a global level and investors are demanding that large corporates, such as Glencore, align strategies with the goals of the Paris Agreement and take the necessary action on reducing emissions.

A LONG TIME AGO ON VERONICA MARS: • Pizza delivery Penn is making the most of his post-bombing notoriety - he's on TV accusing Congressman Daniel Maloof of murdering his brother's girlfriend Tawny! • Matty from the motel is doing her own detectiving - maybe whoever refilled the vending machine put some exploding gum in there? Her investigation leads her to Liam Fitzpatrick urghhhh, but phew, Veronica rescues her.  • And the Maloofs are rescued from Tawny's violent family by Logan doing some professional punching.  • He also punches his kitchen cabinet, as Veronica is hot for angry violent Logan, not reasonable calm Logan who is taking therapy seriously.  • In other news, Big Dick has a 'Big Dick' tattoo, and a mysterious prison buddy and fixer Clyde. We don't know what Clyde's deal is, we just know that he definitely has one.  •  And Dick Casablancas is an action movie star now! Sure, why not. Join Jenny Owen Youngs and Helen Zaltzman to investigate Veronica Mars season 4 episode 2: Chino and the Man, and puzzle over such mysteries as how and when Dick Casablancas became a movie star, whether the show Travel Boobs could ever live up to its name, what Veronica would really be watching on Hulu, and what legally constitutes 'brandishing'. Content note:Veronica Mars contains heavy themes, and this episode includes storylines concerning murder, violence, sexual assault, and toxic relationships.  For more about this episode, and to read the transcript, visit the podcast's official site http://VMIpod.com/4-02. This episode was edited and mixed by Helen Zaltzman; the music is by Martin Austwick and Jenny Owen Youngs. Lo Dodds brings us the LoDown. Find the show @VMIpod on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. We also have MERCH - get your pins to show your love for Weevil or non-love for milk at hellomerch.com/collections/veronica-mars-investigations. If you'd like to advertise on VMI, and for us to talk amusingly about your product or thing, contact Amanda via multitude.productions/contact.  This episode is sponsored by: • Orphan Black: The Next Chapter, a thrilling podcast continuation of the hit science fiction TV show. Tatiana Maslany returns to play eight cloned sisters facing new danger. New episodes drop on Fridays; listen to Orphan Black: The Next Chapter in your pod app. • Feals, premium CBD delivered to your door. Become a member today at Feals.com/VERONICA and you'll get 50% off your first order with free shipping. Support the show: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=TWQYZDRGZUGH8&source=url See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hello from me Phil Wilshaw and all of Phoenix 6 and Regenerate, as I welcome you back to the regenerate podcast, today with episode 102. As promised we're getting into more brand new stuff with the return of Liam Fitpatrick in the guise of his side-project skippy dip. This little pseudonym allows Liam to take a detour away from his usual upbeat house sound, and is bringing you only the finest in melodic house, shaking things up with not 1 but 2 mini mixes that you're sure to absolutely love. As promised we've also been hard at work recovering old podcasts, and this month you should have seen at least 9 old episodes his your feed - any maybe more b the time this epsiode comes out. Look out for episode 2, 7R, 48, 69, 70, and previously only available via ixcloud or our website, we now have Bonus MIxes 1,2,3 and 4 in the main feed. I am literally not sure hw we found time for all of that! So anyway, it's over to you Liam for that melodic house mix. Lets get to it. 1. Signs (Original Mix) - James Shinra 2. Slow Down (Original Mix) - Motez, Qrion 3. Desire (Solomun Remix) - ZHU, Bob Moses 4. Guldregn (Original Mix) - Baime 5. Pause (Original Mix) - Kolsch, Beacon 6. Angles (Original Mix) - Dusky 7. Keep Control (ARTBAT Remix) - Sono 8. Miracle Of The Rose (Original Mix) - Denis Horvat 9. Plastic Head TV (Original Mix) - Fairmont 10. Artikel (Extended Mix) - Adrian Hour 11. Easier (Original Mix) - Lowes, CamelPhat 12. 13 Voices (Extended Mix) - Hana, Durante 13. Risky Business (Original Mix) - ZHU 14. Lie Machine (Gorgon City Remix) - DAVI 15. Return to Oz (Artbat Remix) - Monolink 16. Roped In (Extended Mix) - Gorgon City 17. HAL (Original Mix) - Tiga, Kolsch 18. They Will (Original Mix) - Rampa 19. Nova (Joseph Ray Remix) - Yotto 20. De Orde Van De Nacht (Part 2) (Raxon Extended Remix) - Eelke Kleijn

The Resident Biden Regime is lucky for some. Who are they? Conservatives make their own luck and the fight is on. Two lucky listeners win a $50 Gift Card to celebrate St Patrick's Day at Liam Fitzpatrick's! Call 407-774-8255 during the live show at 7:00 PM EST on 94.9 FM, Special guest Bernard Kerik joins the showSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/thebuffshow) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-buff-show/support

Fingermark bream are a lutjanid, just like their cousins the mangrove jack, red emperor and Papuan black bass. And like all lutjanids, they're super tough, hard fighting fish that will test your skill and your tackle. In todays episode our guest Liam Fitzpatrick takes us into the heart of far-north Queensland - a hotspot for fingermark and Mecca to the anglers who adore this species. _________________________ Like the 330 previous ALF episodes, this one is 100% free to listen to. But it's far from free to produce, so please consider supporting the ALF podcast by joining Team Doc Lures and getting the members-only episodes. It'll only cost you $2.50/week! https://team.doclures.com _________________________ Full show notes for this episode: https://doclures.com/lucinda-fingermark-bream-liam-fitzpatick/

The Buff Show hits the prime-time airwaves at 7:00 PM EST tonight with a bang. Hosts Matt Buff and Brittany Walker are joined by Matt Morgan and Harry Martin for an explosive show discussing one of the biggest weeks in American political history. Plus, you can win prizes from Liam Fitzpatrick's in Lake Mary.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thebuffshow) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-buff-show/support

Southeast Queensland offers many opportunities for the keen bass fisho, but sneaking around tiny, shallow, snaggy creeks casting all manner of lures at fat, well conditioned bass is next-level. Today's guest, Liam Fitzpatrick, does all manner of fishing, but loves nothing more than a skinny creek bass fishing expedition.    ________________________ Keen to take your fishing to the next level? Doc reckons the Fishing Points app is the perfect tool to figure out the feeding patterns of any species in freshwater or salt. https://doclures.com/points/ _______________________ Team Doc Lures is the community behind the Australian Lure Fishing Podcast. Keen to support the show and improve your fishing? Check it out at  https://team.doclures.com _______________________ Full show notes for this episode: https://doclures.com/seq-bass-liam-fitzpatrick/

94% of global internet users own a smartphone. The IAB claims the time we're spending online has risen 40 per cent in one year. Your customers are digitising their habits and since being in lockdown this has only increased. So how can marketers adapt to these behaviour changes?Panellists include:Kath Usabal, Campaign Manager, Vision6 LinkedIn | Twitter @vision6 | Insta @vision6ersPeter Pynta, CEO | APAC Neuro-Insight LinkedIn | Twitter @neuro_insightKelly Jamieson, Managing Director and Co-Founder, Edible Blooms LinkedIn | Twitter @EdibleBlooms | Insta @edibleblooms.auPanel Facilitator: Liam Fitzpatrick, Founder & Head of Communications, Commswork LinkedIn | Twitter: @liamtfitzLive recording by Select Audio Visual.Networx Brisbane events are organised by conference and events company, Iceberg Events. These events are proudly supported by Reload Media, Select Audio Visual, Vision6, and DPMA.Produced by Networx Brisbane, Australia. For upcoming events, visit https://brisbane.networxevents.com.au/eventsFollow Networx Brisbane on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter.Never miss an episode.Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Castbox or TuneIn to get new episodes as they become available.

JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – Coal will continue to be assessed but should remain in Glencore right now, Glencore CEO Ivan Glasenberg said on Thursday. For the six months to June 30, the London- and Johannesburg-listed diversified mining and marketing company reported that its energy business was down 65% at $0.7-billion on disproportionately impacted lower coal prices. A slide displayed by the company stated that Covid-impacted coal production was 10.1-million tonnes lower year-on-year, with the coronavirus particularly impacting Colombia. Coal price indices in the half-year were 16% to 30% lower with more than 50% of the seaborne thermal coal cost curve currently estimated to be cash negative. “Let’s hope the tonnage cuts that we’re doing in coal has a positive effect and the market looks better for coal, which I think is a key for the balance of this year. But the Ebitda for the year’s spot price is looking very good, around about $10.5-billion, with a $1-billion pick-up. With the recent movement on some of the commodity prices that we’ve seen in the last few days with gold, silver, zinc and copper moving, that’s advantageous for us and hopefully we’ll get more of that in the second half,” Glasenberg said. Coal was a big factor in the energy business being down. Coal production has been reduced in both Colombia and Australia to bring stability to the market. In response to Deutsche Bank head of metals and mining equity research Liam Fitzpatrick, Glasenberg said that the coal market had been hit this year because of Covid, which affected the demand for coal in major importing countries, such as India, which normally imports about 180-million tonnes of coal and which Glencore believed was reducing that by about 35-million tonnes. Glasenberg said China would be reducing coal imports by about 33-million tonnes. “So, we think that demand has been cut by Covid in a 985-million-tonne seaborne market by about 133-million tonnes. However, the coal price has come down, so certain countries have cut production. We believe Indonesia could be down about 50-million tonnes. Our calculations are that the market’s lost supply of about 120-million tonnes. “Demand has reduced more than the supply reductions therefore we’re getting excess supply. It could correct itself with the lower prices. You will have further shutdowns around the world. No doubt Indonesia, which is cash negative, will reduce some of their production. “We’ve reacted like we always do when you have falling commodity prices and oversupply in the market. We’ve put Prodeco on to care and maintenance and we’ve cut seven-million tonnes out of Australia, and hopefully we believe with these actions by ourselves and the Indonesians the market will be back in rebalance and there will be an upward movement on the pricing. “We still have many coal-fired power stations being built around the world. Pakistan, Bangladesh, India and China continue to build new coal-fired power stations so demand continues to grow in those areas. “Naturally, in Europe, demand is decreasing and Europe has gone down considerably to about 40-million tonnes of coal. So, we think the overall scenario on the seaborne market is still okay and should bode well for the future, and in fact we look at future years and believe there will be a shortage because there is no new supply coming into the market. “Regarding our coal business, it’s still a good business for us. It is a cash generator, not as high as it has been in the past, with the falling coal prices. However, even at these lower prices, it still generates cash for the company, with an Ebitda of $1.4-billion at current prices, so still a good Ebitda generator and a cash flow generator for the business. So we’ll continue assessing it, but coal should remain in Glencore right now,” Glasenberg said. “Let’s hope the tonnage cuts that we’re doing in coal have a positive effect and the market looks better for coal, which I think is...

Liam started his dancing journey at the age of 16 BUT has been creating forever. Through trials and tribulations, he has created a brand for himself that he is proud of, and I think you will be too. Liam's INSTAGRAM: @liamsayywhaat WEBSITE: theliamfitzpatrick.com 

National advertising spend last year fell for the first time in seven years. Disruption from consultants, reducing budgets and thinning margins are squeezing agencies right now. But is it too early to talk of their demise, and what model would replace it?During this podcast, you'll discover:How we got here and why it's important What is happening at the coal face in the industry todayWhat marketers need to know to get the best from their agency relationshipsHow to prepare for the futurePanellists include:Stephen Ball, Head Of Marketing, Pacific, AVEVAEmily Forrest, Head of Business Development, Reload MediaPanel Facilitator: Liam Fitzpatrick, Founder & Head of Communications, CommsworkFurther resource links:Networx blog+++Networx Brisbane events are organised by conference and events company, Iceberg Events. These events are proudly supported by Reload Media, Select Audio Visual, Vision6 and DPMA.Produced by Networx Brisbane, Australia. For upcoming live events, visit https://brisbane.networxevents.com.au/eventsFollow Networx Brisbane on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter.

In the fifth edition of “Ask DJ Soul Sister,” DJ Soul Sister covers her career at Tulane University, discusses her favorite Mardi Gras music, and tells a story about an unexpected fan. Special thanks to Liam Fitzpatrick. ------------------------- Host: DJ Soul Sister Producers: Beth Cohen & Emily Pauly Editors: Beth Cohen & Emily Pauly

In the fourth episode of “Ask DJ Soul Sister,” DJ Soul Sister goes into detail about the technical side of DJing, her plans for the future, and recommends acts to see at the upcoming New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival. Special thanks to Liam Fitzpatrick. -------------------------------- Host: DJ Soul Sister Producers: Beth Cohen & Emily Pauly Editors: Beth Cohen & Emily Pauly

In the third episode of “Ask DJ Soul Sister,” DJ Soul Sister discusses her musical influences from New Orleans, gives advice to the next generation of DJs, and explains her history with Loyola University New Orleans’ radio station. Special thanks to Liam Fitzpatrick. ------------------------------- Host: DJ Soul Sister Producers: Beth Cohen & Emily Pauly Editors: Beth Cohen & Emily Pauly

Tom and Jay are awaiting their bookings to see the final installment in the 9-part series of the Star Wars saga. While waiting, they consider of this week’s top compliance and ethics stories which caught their collective eyes.  1.     Tim Leissner settles with the SEC. Dick Cassin. Tom takes a deep dive in the FCPA Ethics and Compliance blog. 2.     Aly McDevitt with two great articles on talks at CW Third Party Conference.  3.     Mexico getting serious about fighting corruption. Luis Dantón Martínez Corres in the FCPA Blog.  4.     Culture lessons from Coca Cola. Gary Patterson and Robert Baker in CCI. 5.     Jay looks at the expansion of the corporate integrity monitor, in CCI. 6.     Cyber enforcement and FTC expectations. Avi Gesser and Molly O’Malley Clarke in NYU’s Compliance and Enforcement blog.  7.     What is the intersection of corp oversight and disobidience? Elizabeth Pollman in the Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance.  8.     How and why should you manage your corp culture? Jim DeLoach in CCI.  9.     New DOJ Cooperation Policy on Trade Sanctions and Export Control. Matt Kelly in Radical Compliance.  10.  Insurance to protect you from populism? Liam Fitzpatrick on the D&O Diary.  11.  On the Compliance Podcast Network, Tom and Jay celebrate the opening of The Rise of Skywalker with a five part podcast series on the intersection of Star Wars (IV-VIII) and compliance. In Part 1, A New Hope and Risk; in Part 2, The Empire Strikes Back and Due Diligence; in Part 3, The Return of the Jedi and Effective Training; in Part 4, The Force Awakens and Disruption in Compliance and in Part 5, The Last Jedi and BOD Role in Succession.  Tom Fox is the Compliance Evangelist and can be reached at tfox@tfoxlaw.com. Jay Rosen is Mr. Monitor and can be reached at jrosen@affiliatedmonitors.com. For more information on how an independent monitor can help improve your company’s ethics and compliance program, visit our sponsor Affiliated Monitors at www.affiliatedmonitors.com.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The second episode of “Ask DJ Soul Sister” is here! DJ Soul Sister gives tips on crate digging, discusses some of her favorite album artwork, and more. DJ Soul Sister’s 13th annual Holiday Crate Dig will be on Sunday, Dec. 22 from 3pm to 5pm at Domino Sound Record Shack in New Orleans. Special thanks to Liam Fitzpatrick and Darian (DJX) Ritter. ------------------------------- Host: DJ Soul Sister (Melissa) Producers: Beth Cohen & Emily Pauly Editors: Beth Cohen & Emily Pauly

www.regeneratemusic.net Hello again and welcome to the Regenerate Podcast, with me, Phil Wilshaw from Phoenix 6. This is Episode 84, and i'm feeling good, because it's our tenth mix of the year - and the last time we managed that was all the way back in 2013! If you include the three bonus mixes we put online then it's actually the thirteenth, which we've never done before. Here's hoping it won't be unlucky 13 and we'll continue the streak next month! For access to the previous podcasts, please head to regeneratemusic.net, and don't forget to check out tracklists, exclusive mixes, photos, videos and that sort of stuff that you'd expect while you're there. Let's get to today mix tho. Stepping up to the plate, and knocking it out of the park once again is Liam Fitzpatrick. This man has got true resident caliber, much like myself he comes from a background of turning his hand to whatever slot needs filling, and as a reslt his collection has real variety. Last time it was super happy disco, but tonight he's taking us on a much tougher tech house journey. This mix will make you tear up the floorboards, rip up the weights at the gym, and shout at your boss, so handle with care! Let's get to it 1. Marco Strous - LMAO (Original Mix) 2. Hott Like Detroit - That Thing (Original Mix) 3. Tuff London - 25 Cents (Extended Mix) 4. PAX - Boom (Original Mix) 5. Sharam Jey, Andruss, Dewitt Sound - Right Back feat. Dewitt Sound (Extended Mix) 6. Chris Hartwig - Bang The Groove (Format:B Remix) 7. Piero Pirupa - Fire (Tim Baresko Remix) 8. Adam Beyer, Bart Skils - Your Mind (Will Clarke Remix) 9. Roger That (UK) - Lady In Red (Extended Mix) 10. t e s t p r e s s - Moneymoves (Original Mix) 11. Tom Laws - Feel You (Original Mix)

www.regeneratemusic.net Well hello summer, hello London, and indeed hello World! This is Phil Wilshaw from Phoenix 6, bringing you episode 81 of the regenerate podcast from our studio near the thames. If this is your first time joining us, Regenerate is our name, and all kinds of house music is our game, whether it's a techy, deep, progressive, funky or big room, you can find it somewhere in our archives. so if this month's isn't your thing - try another! FRankly though, i am really excited to bring you this month's mix, and i guarentee you a good time. I was cooking breakfast on Sunday morning after a long night when i first heard this mix, and it definitely brought me back to life. Taking to our digital decks and our virtual stage this month is Regenerate Newcomer Liam Fitpatrick. I tried to prompt him into a bit of bio, but he absolutely refused, and said the music should do the talking. So with that in mind, over to you Liam - it's time to shut up and dance! 1. Purple Disco Machine - Body Funk (Original Mix) 2. Ben Delay - All I Need Is You (Extended Mix) 3. Huxley, Mr V - Piano Dance feat. Mr V (Original Mix) 4. Xander (UK) - In The Air (Original Mix) 5. Foals - In Degrees (Purple Disco Machine Remix) 6. Brokenears - Feeling Good (Original Mix) 7. Handbraekes - Discow (Original Mix) 8. Arno Cost, Norman Doray - Travolta (Extended Mix) 9. Mambo Brothers - If You Wanna (Extended Mix) 10. Ben Remember - It Ain't Easy (Extended Mix) 11. Duke Dumont, Shaun Ross - Red Light Green Light (Riva Starr Extended Mix) 12. Cevin Fisher - Return Of The Queen Street Orchestra (Extended Mix) 13. Pete Heller's Big Love - Big Love (David Penn Extended Remix) 14. Husko, AP (Mt) - One Night Stand (Extended Mix) 15. Pete Heller's Big Love - Big Love (David Penn Extended Remix) 16. Wise D & Kobe - Pretty Baby (Original Mix)

A once linear model is now fragmented and continues to evolve. A growing number of touch points can make a consistent brand experience harder than ever. We ask three industry experts to explain what's changed, tips for growth and how you can better plan for the future. During the event, we covered:Tips on how to map your customer journey Advice for managing your team structure How to remain agilePanellists include:Sueanne Carr, Customer Strategy Superhero, Customer FrameMichael Joo, General Manager, Datarati Mark James, CEO & Co-Founder, Customology Panel Facilitator: Liam Fitzpatrick, Founder & Head of Communications, CommsworkPodcast Host and Event MC: Lisa Ma, Networx Brisbane & Iceberg EventsFurther resource links:Networx blogReload Media blog postNetworx final top tips video+++Live recording at Loft West End on 29 May 2019 by Select Audio Visual.Networx Brisbane events are organised by conference and events company, Iceberg Events. These events are proudly supported by Reload Media, Vivo Group, Select Audio Visual, Vision6, Andzen and DPMA.Produced by Networx Brisbane, Australia. For upcoming live events, visit https://brisbane.networxevents.com.au/eventsFollow Networx Brisbane on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter. Never miss an episode. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Castbox or TuneIn to get new episodes as they become available.

It's one of the largest television audiences every year for a sporting event. But it's also the pinnacle for marketing with some viewers tuning in just to watch the ads. Which is why slots during the Super Bowl can command up to $5m a pop. In our opening event of the year, we look to uncover some of the secrets to those campaigns and look for what lessons can be taken and applied to everyday marketing. During this podcast, you'll discover:Why the Super Bowl and large sporting events are attractive platforms for advertisers.Why creative advertising is critical in the age of digital marketing.Sponsorship-linked activation through advertising and how it works to achieve sponsorship objectives.Ambush advertising associated with sporting events and Super Bowl.Cases/Examples of the successes and failures associated with Super Bowl.Panellists include:Sarah Kelly, Associate Professor, Marketing & Law, The University of Queensland Luke Wheatley, Head of Creative and Content, Flight Centre Rob Hudson, Managing Director, Clemenger BBDO Panel Facilitator: Liam Fitzpatrick, Founder & Head of Communications, CommsworkPodcast Host and Event MC: Lisa Ma, Networx Brisbane & Iceberg Events For a full list of list of video links, visit the Networx Podcast website.Further resource links:Networx blog post: Creating a Super Bowl moment Kicks off Networx 2019 CalendarNetworx final top tips video: Winning Campaigns - Creating a Super Bowl moment+++This is a live recording at Victoria Park on 20 February 2019 by Select Audio Visual.Networx Brisbane events are organised by conference and events company, Iceberg Events. These events are proudly supported by Reload Media, Vivo Group, Select Audio Visual, Vision6, Andzen and DPMA. Produced by Networx Brisbane, Australia. For upcoming live events, visit https://brisbane.networxevents.com.au/eventsFollow Networx Brisbane on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter. Never miss an episode. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher,

Digital still means differing things, depending on who you ask. So for us at 'Cut the Cliches', we turned to a man for episode five, who has decades of experience in the field, leading his agency through the era of mobile, through to the customer experience focus which his agency has today. Ben Beath, MD at Loud & Clear helps brands transform internally to become more digitally enabled. Simply put, he's taking legacy infrastructure and making processes streamlined for today's increasingly time-poor workforce. This can, and often does involve automation, as we discuss the impact of Industry 4.0 on how jobs are viewed. Ben has worked with some of Australia's leading brands including AGL and FFA, and our man on the ground Liam Fitzpatrick caught up with Ben in his Melbourne office.

Episode three of Cut the Cliches, and host Liam Fitzpatrick is in Sydney to get the thoughts of Steve Sinha COO (and acting-CEO) of the Australian Alliance for Data Leadership. We chat with him back in the middle of winter, when we both had colds and England were still in the World Cup. Discussion topics ranged from his background, the role for agencies, the changing role for marketers, the rise of customer experience and what's next for AADL.

Episode 1 of Cut the Cliches takes host Liam Fitzpatrick to Brisbane to speak with Mark Gustowski, CEO of QUT's Creative Enterprise Australia. We discuss Mark's two decades of startup experience, including his time in the Melbourne scene during the Dot Com boom and London after the 2012 Olympics announcement. Enjoy

The Baldwinsville Theater Guild production of Hunchback of Notre Dame is set to open and Liam Fitzpack, who plays Quasimodo, joined us this morning to sing live on the air...

St. Patrick's Day!! Live from Liam Fitzpatrick's in Lake Mary! We took our first shot at 6:30 am... and tried to figure out who St. Patrick was... and why nobody offers to buy drinks for Laura??

Halfway: Made up of eight players, Brisbane based rock band, Halfway injects the unusual combination of banjo, pedal steel guitar, piano, and mandolin into the genre’s usual instrumentation. Three of the members – John Busby, Elwin Hawtin and Chris Dale originally hail from Rockhampton, Central Queensland. After moving to Brisbane and recruiting the like-minded Ben Johnson (bass), Halfway was formed in 2000. Joining shortly after were Dublin born brothers Noel Fitzpatrick (pedal steel) and Liam Fitzpatrick (banjo/mandolin). The finishing touches to the lineup were added with the inclusion of ex-Go-Between John Willsteed (guitar) & Luke Peacock ‘The Bird’ (keys/guitar). Since their formation, the band has released four critically acclaimed albums, the latest being ‘Any Old Love’ in 2014. In 2008, key writers, John Busby and Chris Dale won the Grant McLennan Memorial Fellowship, arguably one of the most prestigious song writing award in Australia. Recorded & mixed by Branko Cosic. Recorded at The Triffid, Brisbane, 24th of April, 2015. The Scrapes: Formed in Brisbane in early 2009, The Scrapes are an unusual duo who combine feedback drenched guitar and scraping, epic violin. Their music is rooted firmly in the traditions of western classical music while representing an attempt to break the chains of these traditions. It is music that evokes landscapes and acts of nature as well as cerebral landscapes. Inspired equally by composers such as Arvo Pärt, Philip Glass and La Monte Young, sound artists and pioneers of the drone such as Tony Conrad and Spacemen 3, and the dark, demented sounds of the underground of rock music, The Scrapes can be at once immersive and chaotic in a live setting where wild improvisation and high volume come into the fold. Recorded & mixed by Branko Cosic @ 1000hz Recordings Recorded at The Ice Cream Factory, Brisbane, 14th of July, 2012. Airing details: Originally via Zed Digital, 8-9pm, Friday 14 August 2015. Show production and engineering: Branko Cosic.

Liam Fitzpatrick develops the idea of an effective conformal theory describing the low-lying spectrum of the dilatation operator in a CFT.