Podcast appearances and mentions of Mark Neale

A true entrepreneur, Mark Neale always knew he wanted to build his own business. After a few early ventures in retail, he founded Mountain Warehouse in 1997. From opening the first store in Swindon almost 30 years ago, Mark has led the company through nearly three decades of change - navigating the rise of e-commerce, international expansion and the unprecedented challenges of a global pandemic. In this episode of Inflexion Point, Mark joins Inflexion Partner Tim Smallbone, to share the journey from those early days to becoming a global outdoor retail brand, reflecting on the pivotal moments, lessons learned, and what it really takes to scale a business.

Motos and Friends is brought to you by the Yamaha R7, your gateway to a new generation of supersport machine. In our first segment, Senior Editor Nic de Sena rides the new Ducati Monster SP. This is the super-duper very tricked out version of the new Monster—it has all the cool stuff including full Öhlins suspension. It's a pricey moto for sure and that almost puts it into its own class in the upper-middleweight range. In our second segment, I chat with film Writer, Producer and Director, Mark Neale. Mark is the guy who wrote and directed the series of movies covering MotoGP from the early 2000s on. The series started with the iconic documentary, ‘Faster', and ended with ‘Hitting The Apex' in 2015. Brad Pitt narrated that one, and indeed, he had a vital hand in getting it finished. [View Official Trailer YouTube] Interestingly, the movie is still relevant now, some 8 years later, and Mark's stories of how the movie came to be, and his interactions with the people and riders involved make for some entertaining listening.     So, from all of us here at Motos and Friends—we hope you enjoy this episode!   If you want to find out more about luxury motorcycle tours around Italy check out MotoCalifornia.com   We love your feedback! Please send us your comments and suggestions at producer@ultimatemotorcycling.com   and if you like Motos & Friends, hit the Subscribe button!  

Royal Enfield have been doing rather well in the last few years. Their retro-styled bikes are cool looking, work well, and as it happens, they're priced right. Associate Editor Gary Ilminen went to the launch of the new Royal Enfield Scram 411, and gives us his impression of the bike. It's a modestly powered, single cylinder machine, with urban-cool styling and a slight ADV leaning. So is the Scram 411 a decent open-road bike, or is it really only capable of being a city bike? For our second segment, I chat with movie writer, Producer, and Director, Mark Neale. Of all the motorcycle documentary-style movies made, Mark's 2003 racing-epic “Faster” has stood the test of time. Faster was quickly followed by a sequel, Faster & Faster in 2004, and The Doctor, the Tornado and the Kentucky Kid in 2006. For 2011, Mark premiered Charge, Zero Emissions/Maximum Speed; as well as Fastest.  Finally, in 2015 Mark came out with Hitting The Apex, narrated by Brad Pitt. Mark's exceptional story-telling shows the human side of racing, and several of the stories behind the ecstasy of victory—and the agony of defeat. In catching up with Mark we hear his story. How Faster and its sequels came to be, and of course, what Mark is up to now. Whether you have watched any of these movies or not, I urge you to do so, either for the first time, or once again. Even if you're not much into motorcycle racing—they're well worth your time. You can find the whole set on Amazon. Here's a sample episode of Motor Valley Stories from Mark Neale So sit back, and hopefully you enjoy this episode!   

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Tune in to listen to this free and informative Podcast in which Hatti Suvari and the Director General of the Bar Standards Board, Mark Neale discuss the impact that the COVID-19 crisis has had on the Bar and practising Barrister's. Hatti and Mark talk about how diversity can be effected within the legal profession as a result of the pandemic, how the Bar Standards Board has been coping with operating its services during this time, and the how Bar exams have been operating online to accommodate students lined up to take the exams, and much more. #legallearning #getlegallyspeaking #thebarstandardsboard #covid-19 #barexamsonline #diversity

Join Hatti Suvari in conversation with the Director General of The Bar Standards Board, Mark Neale. This is a first of it's kind, and a very insightful episode, in which Mark explains what the Bar Standards Board is all about, when and why it was formed, how it continues to provide crucial information and support to the public about the legal profession, and how the Bar Standards Board can assist you to find the right Barrister for your work. Hatti and Mark discuss the ongoing support and training that the Bar Standards Board provides to practising Barrister's and much more. #BSB #Barstandardsboard #barrister #thebar #findingabarrister #legallearning #getlegallyspeaking

S3-Ep20 Losing 17 kgs (2.5 Stone) in 33 Days With Mark NealeResidential rapid weight loss breaks➤ Conquer Food Programme - https://conquerfood.org/programme➤ TEAM Bootcamp - https://team-bootcamp.comTranscriptionI've got great guests for you today, with some mega insight into a massive chunk of weight loss. His name's Mark Neale and in 33 days, get this, lost 17 kilos! Just under three stone! Okay. Well, I'm a, I'm 52, and, I've always been a bodybuilder, always been in the gym, joined the army as a teenager, and that sort of started my fitness regime. Recently I have had a lot of personal and business problems. That just leads to no motivation to train, lots of motivation to eat the wrong things, to make yourself feel better. So all of my muscle tone went, and then I just built fat and started eating and drinking too much.I just started to think I needed to do something really significant. My life had come to a big crossroads, so I had a natural break in my professional life and natural break in my personal life. I just started searching the internet for a boot camp and that led me hereWhat things were you worried about?Yeah, very nervous. When I pulled up in the car the first Friday I turned up here and I remember pulling it into the driveway and my heart started racing. So when you've arrived at camp had you set some expectations for yourself?Physically I hadn't done anything for four years. I wasn't afraid physically but I was apprehensive cause I wasn't sure how much my body, 52 years old, how much my body could take. But there's been people through boot camp, 60 plus years old. What have you learned about yourself since being at camp? I've completely changed my attitude towards foods. I now spend probably three times longer in a shop because I'm looking at all the labels for kind of what's in the ingredient list. I'm now consciously making better decisions about what fuel I put into my body.Can you give listeners one tip for training, one tip of food 7 one tip for mindset?The only advice I can think of giving anyone that's going to come into this environment is you've just got to push yourself to the absolute limit. You'll be surprised at what you can achieve. What about a tip for food? Only because it's been drilled into us by the trainers... make sure you have lots of colourful food. If you look at a plate of colour, it's gonna be, a really healthy, exciting plate of food because it will be scattered with vegetables and different styles of meats.What about something that helps you maintain a positive mindset?Find all the best qualities in other people and import them into your own life and then spread that knowledge as much as you can.What does your future for you look like?So knowing what I've achieved in that first month, 17 kilos. , I can't even, I can't even guess where I'm going to be at the end of my journey because all I know that this natural break that we've, we're having to live with when we do start again, my body will be shocked again.Like it was in that first week and my first week I lost 12 pounds. Thanks for sharing your story, it's gonna be interesting to see where you at the end.

Mark Neale started out as a strategy consultant after graduating with physics degree, but quickly tapped into his entrepreneurial side, setting up a string of rollerblade stores and an educational toy retailer before founding Mountain Warehouse in 1997. Hanover Senior Adviser Guto Harri catches up with him on what it takes to start a business, the people culture at Mountain Warehouse, and how entrepreneurs can negotiate a ‘conveyor belt’ career.

El Podcast de MotoGP™ en español regresa tras Misano y a las puertas de MotorLand Aragón con tres 'mappings' de lujo: Ricard Jové, comentarista de DAZN, aborda el duelo entre Márquez y Quartararo, el lance del '93' con Rossi, las dificultades de Lorenzo y los contactos con Viñales; Mark Neale, documentalista y director de cine referente en MotoGP™, brinda una buena dosis de anécdotas; y Julián Simón, campeón del Mundo de 125cc en 2009 y 'coach' de Maverick, realiza un profundo análisis sobre el de Roses, desde su potencial a su futuro. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

FTAdviser Podcast is the weekly podcast brought to you by FTAdviser. This week, Mark Neale, chief executive of the FSCS, joins us to discuss the week in news, including what the strategy is for the organisation as he prepares to step down later this year. Mr Neale also explains why the FSCS has changed the way it calculates the compensation paid to British Steel pension scheme workers and how the financial advice industry could attract new talent. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Season 3 kicks off with the Preview Della Madonnina! Frank Crivello and Richard Kharman are back and welcome their guests Rossella Marai-Ricco and Mark Neale to help preview the season ahead. The panel breakdown Juventus' chances of repeating the Scudetto all while trying to win the Champions League. Will they be challenged by Inter, Napoli, Roma or perhaps someone else? We look at the promoted teams, take bets on the sack race and make more predictions. You need to kick-off the season right with Serie A Sitdown.

Frank Crivello and Richard Kharman sit down for a roundtable mid-season review with Mark Neale and Blair Newman. We update our Squadra Finora and Crap On A Cracker XI; give our midseason awards and one hot take to look forward to come second half of the season. Plus the boys congratulate Marek Hamsik on his historic achievement.

Frank Crivello and Richard Kharman are joined by Mark Neale to break down the Sweden vs Italy World Cup Qualifier playoffs leg one, Squadra Finora XI (best) & Crap On A Cracker XI (worst) thus far.

Frank Crivello and Richard Kharman sit down for a roundtable discussion with Mark Neale, Laura Bradburn and Blair Newman previewing the 2017-18 Serie A season. Can Juve repeat? Or can they be overtaken by Napoli, Roma, or one of the Milan clubs.

Frank Crivello and Richard Kharman are joined by Mark Neale from The Gentleman Ultra to give the best and flop XI of the season, plus end of year awards. They recap the fireworks between Roma & Napoli! They send-off Francesco Totti & congratulate Crotone on pulling the miraculous save of the century by staying in Serie A and relegating Empoli. All plus Champions League preview.

Next Serie A Sitdown Frank Crivello, Richard Kharman, and Brian Bertie chat with Mark Neale from The Gentleman Ultra. We give part 3 of our Squadra Finora & Flop XI. We also talk Juventus & Roma in Europe, review matchweek 29 & talk Italian national team news.

This week's wrap-up of calcio at the highest level is brought by Frank & Richard, as well as guest Mark Neale from The Gentleman Ultra. The trio cover a raucous week of matches in Serie A, as well as a recent Neale article covering the 50 best young footballers in Italy.

Discussing all things Bradford City. Joining Tom & Dom around the table are Mark Neale from Friends Of Bradford City and lifelong Bradford City fan and writer Keith Wildman. Recorded LIVE at The Sparrow, Bradford.