Podcast appearances and mentions of mark gale

Welcome to The Money Trench. In this episode, Mark is joined by two of the most influential music publishing execs of the last 30 years, Caroline Elleray and Mark Gale, co-founders of Second Songs. Caroline and Mark give us an in-depth look at their storied careers in the music industry, sharing the details behind starting Second Songs publishing and management, the dynamics behind working as both business partners and a married couple, and what the future looks like for the company. The conversation also covers the crisis of confidence and the use of data in A&R, the rise and success of UK songwriters, and the moment when Caroline first saw something special in Coldplay - long before anyone else did. NEWSLETTER Sign up HERE for the TMT newsletter - featuring each week's hottest music industry stories. PPL  The Money Trench is sponsored by the PPL who celebrate their 90th year in business this year. KEEP UP TO DATE For the latest podcast and music business updates, make sure to follow us on:  Instagram: @the_money_trench LinkedIn: The Money Trench Website: The Money Trench GET IN TOUCH If you have any feedback, guest suggestions or general comments? We'd love to hear from you! - Get in touch here! Thanks to our partners PPL  Earth/Percent Tom A Smith Aimless Play Fourth Pillar Sennheiser Junkhead Studio Tape Notes Executive Producer: Mike Walsh Producer: Tape Notes 

It's architecture week, and the provincial architecture association has a week-long exhibition at Bannerman Brewery. Morning Show reporter Darrell Roberts stopped by to get more details from architect Mark Gale and intern architect John Follett.

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In the seventy-fifth episode, Jake, Chris, Matt and former co-host Wyatt chat with puppeeter Ryan Dillon, where they talk about his many contributions to "Sesame Street" and "The Muppets" over the years, including inheriting and performing the role of Elmo since 2013, his introduction to the world of puppets, how he first started working for "Sesame Street" doing the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parades, his web series with fellow puppeteer Mark Gale under the name "DillonGale Studios" and so much more!

Mark Gale's credentials for this interview are unparalleled.  He serves as the Criminal Justice Chair of NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) Greater Los Angeles County.  Mark also represents NAMI on the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Criminal Justice Mental Health Advisory Board, serves as a member of the Permanent Steering Committee of the Office of Diversion and Reentry (ODR), the Alternatives to Incarceration Initiative (ATI), and the Men's Central Jail Closure Workgroup in the pursuit of L.A. County's  Care First, Jail Last strategy.  Additionally, he leads the NAMI Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) partnership with law enforcement in Los Angeles County.   In addition to his extensive volunteer and leadership work with NAMI, Mark was one of the four co-hosts/editors of the LPS Reform Rask Force II.  This was a four year-long effort to identify important recommendations to reforming our LPS mental health statutes and protocols that were detailed in the report entitled “Separate and Not Equal.” He is also father of a son with a serious mental illness. Reports, articles and resources referenced in this interview:Front page article in L.A. Times on day of interview'You can't get out': Mentally ill languish in California jails without trial or treatment (msn.com)October 2021 JFA Institute Report on COVID-19 and Reduced Jail Population Cost Savings Estimate, Men's Central Jail Closure Fiscal Analysis, and Closure Population ProjectionsExcellent book, Crazy by Pete Earley. Article about the new LA County USC Restorative Villages and the individual IMD buildings.Council of State Governments Stepping Up InitiativePodcast references in this interview:Interview with Jackie Lacey re/ the Blueprint for Change in L.A. County.Interview with Alex Briscoe re/ the complicated public mental health funding paradigm Support this podcast through Heart Forward LA.  This project is 100 percent supported through your donations.  With gratitude!

Special episode featuring Mark Gale and Tony Gamble, expats who have been living in Australia since the 1970s. They tell us some fascinating stories about what it was like living in the 1980s and 90s playing football, coaching football, and watching football over the years.A real good listen discussing the ethnic divide in football in Australia.

On this episode, The Barretta Brothers welcome Director, Puppet Designer, Emmy-Award-Winner Puppeteer, and Co-Founder of DillonGale.   ABOUT OUR GUEST:   Ryan Dillon Ryan Dillon is the performer of Sesame Street's Elmo. Inspired by the Muppets since childhood and encouraged by his family and teachers, Dillon did shows wherever he could. In his senior year of high school, he was asked to join the cast of Sesame Street and has been a Muppet Performer for the past fifteen years.  Ryan's Daytime Emmy winning work as Elmo can be seen globally on television and the internet, with appearances on morning and late-night talk shows, CBeebies' The Furchester Hotel, as well as in toys, apps, live Sesame Street touring shows, and more. In addition to performing Elmo, Dillon has taken on performer duties for Sesame fan favorites Don Music, and Lefty the Salesman, as well as countless Anything Muppets. When he's not working on the Street, Dillon is a puppet designer, director, and puppet consultant. His work can be seen in national commercials and other television shows including work for The Jim Henson Company and Disney's Muppets. Dillon built and performs several original puppet characters, and with his creative partner Mark Gale, produces online puppet content for DillonGale (IG : dillongaleidiots)

Clever engineering can turn waste products into planet cleaning tools. Corn is America's biggest crop, but it's incredibly wasteful. Corn waste can be given a second life as activated carbon to help clean water. Corn waste makes for an efficient water when it's turned into activated charcoal. Wind turbines have to be carefully placed and located to maximise their efficiency. When designing a wind farm, the location and style of the turbine can greatly impact generation. Which design is better for wind turbines; vertical or horizontal? Vertical wind turbines aren't as common, but they can work together to boost efficiency. Mark Gale, Tu Nguyen, Marissa Moreno, Kandis Leslie Gilliard-AbdulAziz. Physiochemical Properties of Biochar and Activated Carbon from Biomass Residue: Influence of Process Conditions to Adsorbent Properties. ACS Omega, 2021; 6 (15): 10224 DOI: 10.1021/acsomega.1c00530 Joachim Toftegaard Hansen, Mahak Mahak, Iakovos Tzanakis. Numerical modelling and optimization of vertical axis wind turbine pairs: A scale up approach. Renewable Energy, 2021; 171: 1371 DOI: 10.1016/j.renene.2021.03.001

Oct 1, 2020The second half of this year has been particularly difficult for the aviation industry, however, Mark Gale, CEO & Director of Aviation for the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, has been utilizing funds and grants to continue improvements to the airport in anticipation of a pent-up demand for travel once the economy recovers. Gale and his team continue to work tirelessly in efforts to make the airport safer and more tech-savvy to give consumers confidence in flying once again. Thank you to our sponsor Banyan Health for making this episode possible. Learn more at: banyanhealth.org For more information about our interviewee, visit: https://www.broward.org/Airport/Pages...

...and a deep dive into the work that's been done, being done and will be done at Ft. Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. This episode is sponsored by Jabbrbox. For more information go to jabbrbox.com. 

Agencies are typically known for lacking in internal communication and being resistant to change.  However, today's guest on the Innovative Agency podcast, Mark Gale CEO of Charleston Orwig sits down to share with us how his agency is doing things differently.  Charleston Orwig has been around for nearly three decades. Because of their familiarity with clients they need to be nimble to shed the legacy that can sometimes lead other agencies to become complacent or stagnant.  Instead, they work very hard to stay relevant in the ever-changing food and agriculture space.  Marketing and Advertising in a category that doesn't really reflect the reality of how nuanced the work they do is.  A testament to that is the fact that their top concern is talent, and in order to keep that talent they've employed a visionary tactic of using ESOP. Few people know this as well as Mark, who is also the ESOP Board Director at Charleston Orwig.  In the beginning they financed 100% of the ESOP plan for their employees at Charleston Orwig. Agencies are typically really bad at communicating within themselves. Charleston Orwig is not.  They are really pushing to be transparent about things such as billable hours, how they make money, and how they make decisions.

Ryan Dillon stops by the show this week for a jam-packed episode of Puppet Tears! Ryan is a Muppet performer on Sesame Street, best known for performing Elmo since 2013. Along side Mark Gale, he is also the creator of the Dillon Gale Idiots, his original cast of surreal television puppets. We'll talk with Ryan about his beginnings as a tireless Muppet Show fan, beginning his career as a Sesame Street puppeteer at the age of 17, and the responsibility of taking over such an important legacy character. Don't miss this in-depth conversation about following your artistic passions and creating new work every day! For show notes and mentions, visit www.PuppetTears.com/RyanDillon To support the show, visit www.Patreon.com/PuppetTearsPod Release date: March 27, 2019 Hosted by Adam Kreutinger & Cameron Garrity

Many Americans love a good burger. For some it's a summertime staple. Fire up the grill; grab the cheese, tomatoes, and mayo and get set for a truly all-American meal. But as food technology is perhaps just years away from potentially altering the American diet the question remains… are you going to eat that? Jump on board a fascinating discussion with Mark Gale, CEO of Charleston|Orwig, a strategic marketing and communications firm, as he explains how lab-grown meats and plant-based proteins may soon be what's for dinner. The marketing CEO will give us a peek behind the curtain into food labs that are racing to develop affordable protein alternatives that could put a dent in the traditional meat industry with healthier, environmentally-friendly products. Mark Gale will outline current problems facing food tech companies such as cost and taste/experience. Currently, the lab process for developing protein alternatives requires serum from animal blood, which is expensive and has made delivery of products to the marketplace difficult. But beyond cost, the eating experience is what may make or break lab-grown meat alternative products. We'll get an in-depth analysis of the kinds of cells that are easily produced, such as muscle cells, versus the combination of cells that typically make up meats that people enjoy. As purely plant-based products are making their way into popular restaurants such as TGI Fridays, White Castle, and more, food tech companies see an open door. They're banking their hopes upon a myriad of studies that show younger generations, such as Gen Xers and Millennials, are interested in adding non-meat products to their diet. And for the first time in history, younger generations are spending more food dollars eating out than in the grocery store, which could bode well for technology-based food companies.

Dan and Nate call up some old friends who share their tales of spooky puppets!  Hear the fear from Mark Gale, David Bizzaro and Michael Schupbach! Experience creepy tales from Haley Jenkins, Stacey Winegarten, and Ryan Dillon!  Hope you enjoy these terrifying tales! 

Mark Gale returns again to chat with the boys about puppets in theme parks. From Universal Studios, to Disneyland & Disneyworld, these parks are filled with some of the most technologically advanced puppets you'll ever see. Joined by special guest Ryan Dillon we chat about the best and the worst of theme park puppets.   Visit GettingFeltUpPodcast.com for Video, Pictures, Links & More!

We return to the world of creepy puppets with two of our favorite past guests. Lara Maclean shares with us the tale of the Golden Ann, the all too real scene from Sesame Street which left Lars with some weird childhood dreams. Mark Gale chimes in with another scene featuring The Count doing a little home invading that left him scarred as a child.   Watch the videos here to experience it for yourself!   The Count's Sleepover - http://youtu.be/LH62UQ8pSR4   The Golden Ann - http://youtu.be/lJA30w1TAXc   We love to hear from you! So....   Tweet us your furry thoughts - @GettingFeltUp   Email us your questions and requests - GettingFeltUpPodcast@Gmail.com   Visit our Facebook page, give us one of those blue thumbs up and view exciting pictures and puppet news. We love you. You are fantastic.  

Dan & Nate are joined by Mark Gale for the first of many quick chats about scary puppets.  Have be you ever noticed how scary some children's entertainment can be?  Enjoy part 1 of many discussions to come!  Email us - GettingFeltUpPodcast@gmail.com or tweet us @gettingfeltup  

The "Everyman of Puppeteers" and maniacal mind behind Frank The Horse, Mr. Mark Gale! We chat with Mark about his puppet beginnings, going to Fraggle Rock, meeting Jim Heson, his time at UCONN, and we even are graced with the presence of a very important Horse!  Please enjoy our longest episode to date haha, and thrill as we suddenly become a radio station!LIKE us on our Facebook page!TWEET us @GettingFeltUpEMAIL us at gettingfeltuppodcast@gmail.comNate's website:www.natebegle.comDan's website:www.danieldoesnthaveawebsite.org Intro & Outro - Brendan Malafronte Puppeturgy - Lara MacLean

Mark Gale ( @MarksKiosk), Charleston|Orwig, makes the observation that social and new media can not be a communications "check-off" item and companies need to make commitments in people, hours, and tools to successfully utilize the web. Click Play button below to listen to audio on line. To download an MP3 version to your desktop, right click on link below and save to your local computer. Mark Gale on social/new media use in communications, marketing, and public relations. Add Ag Media Conversations to your iTunes play list or favorite RSS reader.