Podcast appearances and mentions of mark hood

Tune in here to this Thursday edition of the Brett Winterble Show! Brett kicks off the program by talking with USMC veteran, Commandant Tom Gordon from The Military Academy of South Carolina, better known as the Citadel, about people who get to sit in the emergency row on airline flights that get a little extra leg room and a lot more responsibility. They discuss flight 1549 that was struck by a bird, disabling one of the plane's engines, resulting in its emergency landing in New York's Hudson River. Commandant Gordon uses this story to discuss leadership and keeping calm under pressure. Coincidently, the man who found himself in the emergency row on this day was Citadel alumnus Mark Hood. This highlights the Citadels key goal of developing resilient and virtuous leaders to fill the gaps in modern society. For more wisdom from Commandant Gordon check out his book "Marine Maxims: Turning Principles into Practice." Listen here for all of this and more on The Brett Winterble Show! For more from Brett Winterble check out his YouTube channel.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us a textOn this week's episode of the Thrive in Construction podcast Darren sits down with Mark Hood, Director of Architecture at Resi, a pioneering online architectural firm with a vision to lead as the go-to marketplace for homeowners seeking sustainable architecture solutions.Mark shares insights into Resi's commitment to sustainable design and company growth, explaining why sustainable architecture is not only beneficial for the environment but essential for long-term success in the industry. They delve into the real-world challenges architects face when working with local authorities to implement sustainable designs and the urgent need for planning reforms to facilitate eco-friendly alternatives, like heat pumps, in construction.Aspiring architecture students and young professionals will find Mark's advice invaluable, especially on handling adversity or negativity from peers while navigating the industry. Tune in for inspiring conversations on sustainable architecture and the future of building a greener world.Don't forget to subscribe for more insights on architecture and construction trends.LINKSFollow Darren here: https://darrenevans.komi.io/Follow Mark here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-hood-620a17b5/Resi: https://resi.co.uk/

For 38 years, Hood Construction has been a trusted name in the South Carolina construction industry, delivering projects with a focus on integrity, client satisfaction and "Building It The Right Way." Founded by Mark Hood in 1986, the company has grown into a team of over 100 professionals, each with specialized training and experience. From healthcare to historic renovations, Hood Construction's commitment to quality and timely delivery has earned them a loyal base of repeat customers.

The parents of a Gravesend boy who died after being hit by a lorry on the A2 say they have no idea why he took his own life. 16 year-old Ekam Sadana was killed on the coast bound carriageway last September. Our reporter - who followed the inquest in Maidstone - talks us though the story. The KentOnline Podcast's been told any hike in the cost a travel pass for school children in Kent could make it unaffordable for lots of families. The Kent Travel Saver card currently sets mums and dads back £450 a year. It's understood it could be increased to around £600 pounds - we speak to Mark Hood, who's a Green Party councillor in Tonbridge. Members of Kent Fire and Rescue are on the ground in Turkey helping authorities search for survivors - a week after two deadly earthquakes  At least 35,000 people are confirmed to have died there and in neighbouring Syria. Three firefighters, who are usually based in the county, have been sharing their experiences. And, major work's underway to prevent potential landslips at six sites on the railway in East Kent. Thousands of tonnes of earth will be removed from the banks around the track and netting's being put up. Chris Denham from Network Rail explains why the work is so essential.

Covid cases in Kent have risen by almost 80% in a week. Figures seen by the KentOnline Podcast show a sharp increase following four weeks of infection rates dropping. We've been speaking to shoppers in Canterbury to find out if they're still anxious about the virus. Also in today's podcast, green campaigners in Kent fear the current conflict in Ukraine is being used as an excuse to re-explore the idea of fracking for gas. There have been calls to look into new energy sources so we don't rely on supplies from Russia. Hear from Tonbridge councillor Mark Hood who's against the idea of fracking and Thanet MP Craig Mackinlay who reckons it should be explored. We explain why the skies over Kent have turned orange today. You might also find your car needs a wash after Saharan dust was blown across the county. And, hear from the Gillingham manager following their defeat to Charlton last night. It finished 1-0 at the Valley.

Welcome to the latest of our occasional Academy All-Stars mini episodes, where we talk to writers who have joined our academy and have done something extraordinary.  How long would it take you to write 400,000 words? Mark Hood has an unbroken writing streak of nearly two years and writing an average of 600 words a day he's written 419,000 words and counting. Mark tells us what changes he made to his writing routine to make it happen, how he has kept it going (especially on the days when he's not in the mood), and how it has helped him as a writer.

Welcome to the latest of our occasional Academy All-Stars mini episodes, where we talk to writers who have joined our academy and have done something extraordinary. How long would it take you to write 400,000 words? Mark Hood has an unbroken writing streak of nearly two years and writing an average of 600 words a […] The post Academy All Stars – Mark Hood appeared first on The Bestseller Experiment.

Insulate Britain protesters have been arrested after blocking the M25 near the Dartford Crossing. Police were called to two demonstrations on the Essex side earlier this morning and detained 35 people. Hear from a retired GP who was among those to glue their hands to the carriageway. Also in today's podcast, a Kent MP has suggested fracking could be used to ease the current energy crisis. Thanet's Craig Mackinlay wants the UK to start exploring it as an option again. Mark Hood is a Green Party councillor in Kent and has been speaking to our political editor. We have news from our town centres including an announcement that an M&S store is to close. A community farm on Sheppey that gives children the chance to work with animals has celebrated its third birthday. Curly's was set up on 10-acres of land by dads Garry and Kyle Ratcliffe as a thank you to everyone who helped when TV show DIY SOS rebuilt their bungalow. We've caught up with Kyle who's told us why it's such an important facility. And, Margate based toy company Hornby is featuring in a new TV series - we've been finding out how they're trying to get younger generations interested in model railways.

Randy discusses the GE Current, a Daintree company's price increase, ams OSRAM launches industry-first ambient light sensor for UV-A radiation, IALD opens submissions for the 39th Annual International Lighting Design Awards, Get a Grip has a new episode, ProLights lights up the James Bond No Time to Die premier, Suzanne Castine wrote a great article about the specifier's role in the circular economy, Mark Hood joins AC Electronics, and VOLT Lighting has a career opportunity.

Syd & Lex buckle in for The New Chitlin Circuit's 2nd musical review! Love You Right, from filmmaker Christina Faith, is a fresh musical starring Mark Hood and Maysa Naima. No surprises that musical-lover, Syd, loves this film. And oddly enough, Lex can't resist the charm of fictional star, Will Clay, either. Follow The New Chitlin Circuit twitter.com/TNCCpod instagram.com/newchitlincircuit www.thenewchitlincircuit.com The New Chitlin Circuit is the only podcast dedicated solely to highlighting Black, independent film. Every Monday, Syd and Lex review a Black indie, low-budget, or direct-to-tv movie.

This is the story of how a much loved Horse Chestnut tree was saved from felling thanks to the passion of the community (Keep River Lawn Green), the open mindedness of the developer (Assura), the application of science and arboricultural practice (Sharon Hosegood Associates) and the care of the Builder (Jenner). Local children got involved and made this a real celebration.Result? Where there's a will, there's a way.Listen to Johnathan Webb and Claire Rick from Assura, and Mark Hood, tree activist and green councillor at Tonbridge & Malling Borough Council and local children.

This is the story of how a much loved Horse Chestnut tree was saved from felling thanks to the passion of the community (Keep River Lawn Green), the open mindedness of the developer (Assura), the application of science and arboricultural practice (Sharon Hosegood Associates) and the care of the Builder (Jenner). Local children got involved and made this a real celebration.Result? Where there's a will, there's a way.Listen to Johnathan Webb and Claire Rick from Assura, and Mark Hood, tree activist and green councillor at Tonbridge & Malling Borough Council and local children in this soundbite from this week's episode, out on the 26th February.

Have you ever known anyone who has been in a plane crash and lived to tell about it? Mark Hood is a survivor of US Airways Flight #1549, also known as the Miracle on the Hudson. Hear Mark's personal account of this unimaginable event and how his bravery and life experience led him to helping others and himself GTFO.

Adaptability is key to our happiness at home - and matters more than the size of our smallest bedroom, (that's according to Resi's own Happy Homes research). So just how do you make sure your home is adaptable and your space flexible? What rooms or areas should you concentrate on? What should you plan for? And how do you make sure your home grows and ages with you? Nichi talks to Julia Park, architect at Levitt Bernstein and Resi's own Mark Hood.Read more on the science of home adaptability, and take the Happy Homes test. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's more important than ever before to be engaged in Shelter. Making sure we continue to communicate, to keep up with the latest news and to just keep your workplace in the front of your mind is an important part to keeping yourself close to Shelter. Macie Peterman is the Manager of Inclusion and Engagement and discusses several things she's done to make sure we don't feel isolated and to continue feeling engaged in the company. As part of our Shelter Hero's segment, we talk with St. Louis agent Mark Hood about his bowling team setting a world record. The news of his team, named Shelter Insurance, has gone global and the attention they're received was completely unexpected.

We take a look at Out of Sight by Liam Saville and The Fairies Want Me Dead by Mark Hood. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/inkandsage/message

Few things are as encouraging as hearing the true story of somebody who has experienced God, first hand, bring about a true miracle such as this. Mark Hood, a partner here at CityChurch was on the plane, lived through the incident and played an active role in the rescue attempt.

Hi everyone, welcome to the show! Today's guest is Mark Hood. He is a Senior Sales Consultant at Sales Performance International. In this episode, we talk about How he lived through the Hudson River plane crash Empowering your subordinates Leading from the back vs Leading from the front Productivity And a lot more. Click that play button to listen, and don't forget to rate us on iTunes!   Empower your subordinates When I first moved into those leadership positions, about 80% of what I did was fly to various engagements and help close business. It's always fun and always rewarding to be the hero. I could offer certain things that they couldn't offer, so therefore, it behooved me to go in and close the deals. That worked very well until I got to the point where I had 125 sales people, 10 regional managers, and I realized that I was going to run out of time, energy and ability. At that point, a light bulb went off in my head. As a servant leader, you have to empower your subordinates. Help them understand that when they come to you, that they should ask the right questions about what they want or what they need to help close business.   Being a leader is an honor If you're selected to be a leader, that's an honor that transcends just about any compliment that could be paid to you. If you're going to be a manager and you're going to wear that mantle of manager or leader, you need to wear that mantle proudly, knowing that you've been bestowed with the ability to make someone's life better. And you should do anything to make yourself better, to ensure that you do that. Leadership Advice It's best to act now and early, than to wait until you have everything lined up perfectly. A moderate decision now is much better than a perfect decision 6 months from now. Actions and proper steps executed early can lead to a quicker decision. Links and Resources Connect with Mark: LinkedIn mhood@spisales.com Killing Patton: The Strange Death of World War II's Most Audacious General (Bill O'Reilly's Killing Series) by Bill O'Reilly Why Leaders Eat Last by Simon Sinek

Audio engineer Mark Hood started his successful career in an unlikely place.

Audio engineer Mark Hood started his successful career in an unlikely place.

"Miracle On The Hudson" survivor Mark Hood ('82) describes the dramatic rescue of US Airways Flight 1549, which crashed in the Hudson River on Jan. 15. Also, Citadel basketball great Doug Bridges ('68) remembers former head hoops coach Mel Thompson, who passed away at the age of 76 on Feb. 5.