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Seriah is joined by Aaron Gulyas and Mike Clelland for the much anticipated year-in-UFO-history episode. Topics include drone viral panic, Luis Elizondo's new book “Imminent: Inside the Pentagon's Hunt for UFOs”, changes in policy on top-secret personnel testifying before Congress, audiobooks, long-term government observation of the UFO phenomenon, Project Blue Book, Hal Puthoff, Roswell, Collins Elite, Nick Redfern, the book “Final Events”, the UFO “truth” vs personal safety and making money, lack of disclosure martyrs, an in-event-of-my-untimely-death video, the 90's book “The Day After Roswell”, Chris Mellon, Lou's involvement with torture at Guantanamo Bay. Abu Ghraib, the ineffectiveness of torture, the TV show “24”, Dick Cheney, further UAP whistleblowers, the “egg video”, Trump's very limited statements on UAPs, Bob Lazar, Stephen Bassett and “buy a bigger TV” for disclosure, Ufology vs pro wrestling, “The Manhattan Alien Abduction” documentary on Netflix, Budd Hopkins, Carol Rainey, real estate deals, Linda Cortile, George Hansen, the 1996 Budd Hopkins book “Witnessed; The True Story of the Brooklyn Bridge UFO Abductions” , the apparent incessant liar “Yancy”, apparent MIB or other fake agents impersonating NYPD cops, Cardinal O'Connor based in NYC, A.P. Strange, Debbie Cobble and Budd Hopkins interpreting her dream as a real event, John Keel and reluctance to edit, the book “The Exiles” contactee memoir, U.S. government agents obsessively “in love” with UFO abductees, unreported kidnappings involving UFOs, the podcast “Bunker Eight”, the drone hysteria, the previous drone activity centered in Colorado, a federal statement in reference to drones over New Jersey, the difficulties of smartphones vs pro-level cameras, photo/film fakery, Seriah's dashcam experiences, Mark Wyatt and owls, Mike's new book on owls, the scientific method vs legal evidence, Dean Radin, psi evidence and it's dismissal by academia, “The Psychic Tapes” podcast, Steven Greer and “Alien Invasion Day”, the “Cosmosis” documentary starring Kelly Chase and Jay King, Daniel Elizondo [no relation], the James Webb telescope and an alien ship, the “the Gobbly Gooker” in the 90's WWF, Blue Avians, and much more! This is every bit as excellent as one would expect!
Seriah is joined by Mark Wyatt and Janice. Topics include the mind/body/spirit scene in the UK, meditation, fake gurus, manifestation, an encounter with a huge owl at a crossroads, building a stone circle, King Arthur, the goddess Hecate, inspiration to write, Aleister Crowley, “Wyatt's Weird World” book, Jim Harold's “The Camp Fire” podcast, a story triggering a buried memory, repetitive bizarre dreams, astral travel, Adam Sayne's “Strange Realities” podcast, Neal Ward English paranormal investigator, the gun powder ghost, meeting in a dream before meeting in real life, traveling to America, an experience with a strange light, a disturbing Hat Man encounter, clairaudience phenomena, strange American disembodied voices, moving residences, ghost encounters, unexplainable radio activation, feelings of being watched, taunting a poltergeist leads to injury, apparitions in a haunted house, moving a jacket leads to strange activity, weird encounters in a cemetery, skipping a cleansing ritual leads to being followed home and having disturbing experiences, anomalous doorbell ringing, unexplainable waves of fear, the fictional podcast “Shelterwood”, certain people attracting the paranormal, real estate and a psychic prediction, the ghost of a previous resident, a haunted hotel where a mad doctor had done experiments, ghost hunting tours, Wyatt getting possessed by an angry spirit, voices and noises that they could hear but nobody else could, tommy knockers and Cornish miners in Britain and America, a photo of a ghost, ghosts that look like grey pencil drawings, a bizarre encounter with a strange entity in the trees while hiking, Bigfoot outside of the wilderness, and much more! This is fascinating conversation!
Seriah is joined by Aaron Gulyas and Mike Clelland for the much anticipated year-in-UFO-history episode. Topics include drone viral panic, Luis Elizondo's new book “Imminent: Inside the Pentagon's Hunt for UFOs”, changes in policy on top-secret personnel testifying before Congress, audiobooks, long-term government observation of the UFO phenomenon, Project Blue Book, Hal Puthoff, Roswell, Collins Elite, Nick Redfern, the book “Final Events”, the UFO “truth” vs personal safety and making money, lack of disclosure martyrs, an in-event-of-my-untimely-death video, the 90's book “The Day After Roswell”, Chris Mellon, Lou's involvement with torture at Guantanamo Bay. Abu Ghraib, the ineffectiveness of torture, the TV show “24”, Dick Cheney, further UAP whistleblowers, the “egg video”, Trump's very limited statements on UAPs, Bob Lazar, Stephen Bassett and “buy a bigger TV” for disclosure, Ufology vs pro wrestling, “The Manhattan Alien Abduction” documentary on Netflix, Budd Hopkins, Carol Rainey, real estate deals, Linda Cortile, George Hansen, the 1996 Budd Hopkins book “Witnessed; The True Story of the Brooklyn Bridge UFO Abductions” , the apparent incessant liar “Yancy”, apparent MIB or other fake agents impersonating NYPD cops, Cardinal O'Connor based in NYC, A.P. Strange, Debbie Cobble and Budd Hopkins interpreting her dream as a real event, John Keel and reluctance to edit, the book “The Exiles” contactee memoir, U.S. government agents obsessively “in love” with UFO abductees, unreported kidnappings involving UFOs, the podcast “Bunker Eight”, the drone hysteria, the previous drone activity centered in Colorado, a federal statement in reference to drones over New Jersey, the difficulties of smartphones vs pro-level cameras, photo/film fakery, Seriah's dashcam experiences, Mark Wyatt and owls, Mike's new book on owls, the scientific method vs legal evidence, Dean Radin, psi evidence and it's dismissal by academia, “The Psychic Tapes” podcast, Steven Greer and “Alien Invasion Day”, the “Cosmosis” documentary starring Kelly Chase and Jay King, Daniel Elizondo [no relation], the James Webb telescope and an alien ship, the “the Gobbly Gooker” in the 90's WWF, Blue Avians, and much more! This is every bit as excellent as one would expect!Recap by Vincent Treewell of The Weird Part PodcastOutro Music is Lee TNB AKA Monkey Mind with Lights Over Phoenix Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Seriah is joined by Mark Wyatt and Janice. Topics include the mind/body/spirit scene in the UK, meditation, fake gurus, manifestation, an encounter with a huge owl at a crossroads, building a stone circle, King Arthur, the goddess Hecate, inspiration to write, Aleister Crowley, “Wyatt's Weird World” book, Jim Harold's “The Camp Fire” podcast, a story triggering a buried memory, repetitive bizarre dreams, astral travel, Adam Sayne's “Strange Realities” podcast, Neal Ward English paranormal investigator, the gun powder ghost, meeting in a dream before meeting in real life, traveling to America, an experience with a strange light, a disturbing Hat Man encounter, clairaudience phenomena, strange American disembodied voices, moving residences, ghost encounters, unexplainable radio activation, feelings of being watched, taunting a poltergeist leads to injury, apparitions in a haunted house, moving a jacket leads to strange activity, weird encounters in a cemetery, skipping a cleansing ritual leads to being followed home and having disturbing experiences, anomalous doorbell ringing, unexplainable waves of fear, the fictional podcast “Shelterwood”, certain people attracting the paranormal, real estate and a psychic prediction, the ghost of a previous resident, a haunted hotel where a mad doctor had done experiments, ghost hunting tours, Wyatt getting possessed by an angry spirit, voices and noises that they could hear but nobody else could, tommy knockers and Cornish miners in Britain and America, a photo of a ghost, ghosts that look like grey pencil drawings, a bizarre encounter with a strange entity in the trees while hiking, Bigfoot outside of the wilderness, and much more! This is fascinating conversation!Recap by Vincent Treewell of The Weird Part PodcastOutro Music by Psyche Corporation with Nine Lives Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Hello and welcome to The Everything is Black and White Podcast - it's time for The View from the Opposition. It's Fulham vs Newcastle. It's slightly different to the usual format as due to timings and other things, our Fulham could only spare a few moments! You'll hear from Mark Wyatt at the end of the season. For the first part of the episode, Andrew is joined by Lee Ryder - our chief NUFC writer - to talk about Eddie Howe's pre-match press conference. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Message audio from March 17, 2024 entitled "Chaos of Busyness" from Mark Wyatt
Hunter & I had the pleasure of chatting with author and musician, Joshua Cutchin, and author, musician, and podcaster, Mark Anthony Wyatt, about the recent book that Joshua edited, “Fairy Films: Wee Folk on the Big Screen”, little people, giants, fairy folklore, fairy dynamics in contemporary media, “The Fairy-Faith in Celtic Countries”, “Trollhunter”, and MUCH... Read More
In episode 227 of The Just Checking In Podcast we checked in with Juan Jose Estrada. Juan or 'Pedro' as he is known to his friends, works as a personal trainer in his spare time and in this episode we discuss his fitness journey, from being introduced to sport at a very early age by his parents, before focusing on road cycling and weightlifting as he reached his late teens. As I did with previous guests Mark Wyatt and James Roffey, we emphasise the importance of the relationship between our physical health and mental health, as well as having the right ‘mental diet' alongside your physical diet. For Pedro's mental health journey, he was born in Colombia to Colombian parents and moved back and forth between the UK and Colombia several times when he was younger. This brought a lot of instability and he struggled to fit in at times during this period. He moved to the UK permanently when he was around 14/15 years old and we discuss how he worked to fit in at school as the ‘new kid' initially before finding a positive and supportive friendship group, with his mental health improving from that point onwards. We also discuss his Colombian roots and how his identity as a British-Colombian was formed. When Pedro was 19 he moved out of his parents home and wasn't making the best choices for his physical health, with some bad habits including smoking cigarettes and weed and we discuss the importance of habits and how little habits can have a big impact on your mental health, for better or for worse. We finish by discussing a bad injury he sustained which hospitalised him and made him bed bound for a few weeks, which impacted his physical and mental health to the point where he was really struggling at one point. We discuss why having a supportive and emotionally intelligent support network is JUST as important as having the courage to open up about your mental health as a man, if you feel it will help you. As always, #itsokaytovent You can follow Juan on social media below: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dontneedfitness/ Support Us: Patreon: www.patreon.com/venthelpuk GoFundMe: www.gofundme.com/f/help-vent-supp…ir-mental-health Merchandise: www.redbubble.com/people/VentUK/shop Music: @patawawa - Strange: www.youtube.com/watch?v=d70wfeJSEvk
Hello and welcome to The Everything is Black & White Podcast - it's The View from the Opposition. This week it comes from Football London reporter & Fulham fan Mark Wyatt to get the insight into Newcastle's opponents. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dan spoke to Southampton FC reporter, Mark Wyatt (@markgwyatt) to find out what the young Belgian can bring to this Liverpool side!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/redmentv. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Mark Wyatt, Associé chez KPMG, nous parle aujourd'hui de l'importance des femmes dans la société. Il nous explique qu'il souhaite faire évoluer son métier afin que la parité occupe une place plus importante. Pour cela, il a instauré un programme destiné à mettre en avant les femmes déjà engagées présentes au sein de leur structure.
Message audio from July 16, 2023 entitled "The Reaction Of The Act" from Mark Wyatt
The transfer window is now in full flow, and Newcastle United have been linked to multiple players from relegated Southampton. So, who better to ask about the links, the players and the valuations than none other than Hampshire Live's Southampton FC journalist, Mark Wyatt! Mark joins Jonny & Sam to discuss the players linked to the toon, and are the links and the prices the Saints are demanding realistic?For the video interview check out Newcastle Fans TV & NFTV Extra on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/c/newcastlefanstv & newcastlefanstv.comEMAIL THE SHOW ON: info@newcastlefanstv.comSubscribe to our socials @newcastlefanstv on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Twitch, TikTok & LinkedIn.Become a 99p member of ours: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7GG4HsvV8hvKSjl_VWW5rg/joinJoin our free Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/newcastlefanstv/Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/Greenwood-Mulliner. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Message audio from June 18, 2023 entitled "A Faithful Father" from Mark Wyatt
Message audio from June 4, 2023 entitled "Born Again or Just Wet Living" from Mark Wyatt
SHIFT: The RAGBRAI Documentary hit the big screen and Murph and AP were there to witness the magic and spirit of those who ride bikes across Iowa. On this episode they offer you a recap of the world premiere event, a bit about the film, and hopefully some motivation to see it when you can! A big congratulations go out to Directors Courtney Crowder and Kelsey Kremer for this epic film. Also we get an important recap from Mark Wyatt on what is going on at the Iowa Bicycle Coalition. He updates us on happenings with legislation, Safe Routes to School, and upcoming cycling events! https://soundcloud.com/justgobike/episode-247-shift-the-ragbrai-documentary-hits-the-big-screen https://soundcloud.com/justgobike/episode-200-a-preview-of-the-upcoming-ragbrai-documentary www.iowabicyclecoalition.org Registration for RAGBRAI L closes May 15!! If you would like to bicycle across Iowa the last week of July, you can secure your spot by registering online at venturesendurance.enmotive.com/events/re…ragbrai-l. www.ragbrai.com www.murphologypodcast.com
Message audio from March 5, 2023 entitled "No Hesitation" from Mark Wyatt
Dr Rum, aka Mark Wyatt, knows his rum after a decade in the cocktail-making business. He joins Joe Hildebrand to share his tips for making the best Mojito.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Coast Guard pilot and medical professional, "Sticks," joins us to talk about his path to a commission in the Coast Guard by way of the Merchant Marine Academy. He talks Leadership Training and some of the funny things that happened along the way; like losing his sword as the Regimental Executive Officer in his senior year - and totally gooning the drill commands - and how he recovered. After a couple years in the fleet he was off to flight school. This week's show title comes from a remark to his wife that came out wrong. He was totally focused on getting a clean bill of health for flight school when he got some bad news and some good news - and Fig and I took the opportunity to add, "it's mine?" to bust his chops a little. We spend some time talking about what it takes to get through API - Aviation PreFlight Indoctrination at NAS Pensacola; the training you must pass to get the opportunity to start flight school. There's lots of cool aviation physiology covered this week. We close out this week talking about getting through the primary phase and the "HT's" and one of the friendships he made there. Ultimately he talks of the loss of his friend and fellow pilot, Dale Taylor. More details about this are in the book , NIGHT FLIGHT The Courage and Calling of a Coast Guard Pilot, by Dale's widow, Teresa Taylor, and Mark Wyatt available on Amazon telling all about LCdr. Taylor. Our second hour with Sticks will cover real-life rescue missions and some of the extreme danger Coast Guardsmen regularly face; and call it a Tuesday at the office! Please Support Our Sponsor Robins Bird Brain Designs. And thanks also to Dos Gringos for the music!
Message audio from November 6, 2022 entitled "The Farmer and His Seed" from Mark Wyatt
Hello and welcome to The Everything is Black and White Podcast - The View From The Opposition. With Newcastle heading down to the South Coast to face Southampton this weekend, Sam Mulliner of NFTV is joined by Southampton writer Mark Wyatt to get the insight. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Matt is joined by former Palace reporter and current Southampton correspondent Mark Wyatt, as the pair review Saturday's game at Selhurst Park before turning their attentions to West Ham away.
This week Mark Wyatt is on to talk about mountain biking in Iowa. Of course there are no mountains in Iowa but there are plenty of elevation changes that provide some pretty interesting and technical single track for those you like to mountain bike. Mark is the executive director for the Iowa Bicycle Coalition, a nonprofit organization working to promote Iowa cycling as safe and enjoyable recreation as well as transportation. They have a cool e-book on mountain biking available for download. https://www.iowabicyclecoalition.org/guides/download-mountain-bicycling-in-iowa/ www.RAGBRAI.com www.IowaBicycleCoalition.org www.murphologypodcast.com
This week we have an important legislative update from Mark Wyatt. Mark is the executive director for the Iowa Bicycle Coalition, a nonprofit organization working to promote Iowa cycling as safe and enjoyable recreation as well as transportation. Mark is on to tell us about the District Leader program. Join us for The Great Iowa Fall Ride this October 8! More info: RAGBRAI.com www.RAGBRAI.com www.IowaBicycleCoalition.org www.murphologypodcast.com
Ben and Matt are joined by George Sessions and Mark Wyatt to preview the new season.
Message audio from July 24, 2022 entitled "Light Living" from Mark Wyatt
Ben and Matt look back on Crystal Palace's 1-1 draw at Aston Villa, before previewing the final two matches of the season with Football LDN reporter Mark Wyatt.
May is Bike Month! It's time to get out there and ride! This week we talk a bit about upcoming bike events, bike month, and Mark Wyatt provides us with an update from the Iowa Bicycle Coalition. The Big Bike Gift Day is May 24. It is a chance to give to bike focused nonprofits. You can learn more about it at BigBikeGive.org. Have a topic for a future episode? Message us at justgobikepodcast@gmail.com. www.ragbrai.com www.murphologypodcast.com www.iowabicyclecoalition.org www.bikeiowa.com
Message audio from April 10, 2022 entitled "Faith... Alive or Dead?" from Mark Wyatt
Sunday February 27, 2022 by Mark Wyatt
Welcome to the fourth episode of Behind Enemy Lines! In this show we talk to a fan or journalist of the club Arsenal are playing against next to get the lowdown on the opposition. This week's guest is Crystal Palace correspondent for Football London Mark Wyatt, who tells us what we can expect from the Eagles ahead of the clash at the Emirates on Monday night. Enjoy.
Welcome to the fourth episode of Behind Enemy Lines! In this show we talk to a fan or journalist of the club Arsenal are playing against next to get the lowdown on the opposition. This week's guest is Crystal Palace correspondent for Football London Mark Wyatt, who tells us what we can expect from the Eagles ahead of the clash at the Emirates on Monday night. Enjoy.
In the ninety-third episode of The Just Checking In Podcast, we checked in with Mark Wyatt. Mark works as a Fitness Manager and Senior Personal Trainer for Nuffield Health. In this episode we discuss Mark's journey into fitness, his transition from aspiring teacher to personal trainer, the social status culture that exists in some personal trainer circles and the relationship between physical health and mental health. We also discuss the mental health difficulties Mark has had in some relationships he's had, self-acceptance, therapy and his relationship with his phone. As always, #itsokaytovent You can follow Mark on social media below: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/markwyatt_fitness/ Support Us: Patreon: www.patreon.com/venthelpuk GoFundMe: www.gofundme.com/f/help-vent-supp…ir-mental-health Music: @patawawa - Strange: www.youtube.com/watch?v=d70wfeJSEvk
The Canadian Ruck welcomes Canadian rugby loyalty: Al Charron, Gareth Rees, Tom Woods & Mark Wyatt from the 1991 Rugby World Cup squad! These guys talk all things '91, current events and have a great time ribbing and reminiscing with each other, before and after the call! Kick back, crack a beer and enjoy!#Rugby #RugbyCanada #RugbyWorldCup #CanadianRugbyLegends #RugbyPod
Is it time for RFID to take over? Is it time to get rid of barcodes? The answer to both questions is probably “no” because there is a place and a reason for BOTH technologies to coexist. This week, CDO Technologies' Todd Muckerheide & Quantiv Group's Mark Wyatt are here to explain the wild world of AIT and why it's okay to admit that RFID isn't for everybody. Where should we look at one application over the other? How do barcodes & RFID help automate processes? What are other benefits of RFID beyond asset and inventory tracking? Tune in to learn how to help your customers do more with less! #VARValue - What tips, advice or best practices do you have for working in the channel? What's TEConnecting with us? Mark - Zoomable user interfaces Todd - Mars Ingenuity helicopter Dean - Baidu driverless taxis - https://abcnews.go.com/Business/wireStory/baidu-rolls-paid-driverless-taxi-service-beijing-77449116 John - Bitcoin farm "bust" - https://gizmodo.com/british-cops-thought-they-were-raiding-a-weed-farm-but-1846991137 Talk to us! Twitter - @TEConnectPod Email - TEConnect@bluestarinc.com Sponsored by: Elo Access: https://www.bluestarinc.com/us-en/manufacturers/manufacturer-microsites/elo/open-safely-with-elo-self-service.html Zebra RFID Portfolio: https://response.bluestarinc.com/become-a-zebra-rfid-reseller-at-bluestar/
Here we go again! Join Jmac, Frenchie and Mark Wyatt as we dissect the most open game of football I’ve ever hated’. Penalty pain once more with a delicious zero points.
Alphabetallica listener, Mark Wyatt, joins Tom to look back at the band's monumental documentary, 'A Year And A Half In The Life Of Metallica'. Check out Tom's new pun gameshow podcast, 'Punnit', here: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/id1482310652 SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/3Kg8m3ITvmNpdpjvvo8JI8?si=Xxz8xicTQVmSOux_BMuuMQ EMAIL: metallicapod@gmail.com TWITTER: https://twitter.com/MetallicaPod PATREON: https://patreon.com/alphabetallica Hosted by Tom Kwei Theme by Alex Cottrell (https://alex-cottrell.com/) Thumbnail by Danny O'Gorman (https://www.behance.net/danogorman)
This week's episode is an Iowa Bicycle Coalition update from Mark Wyatt. Make plans to vote this election. Need information on how to do that (and not who to vote for -- that isn't our thing), just visit www.iowabicyclecoalition.org/vote. Also, join us at the Iowa MTB Festival in Coralville on October 17. Visit http://mtb.iowabicyclecoalition.org for more information. Finally, Save The Date: Iowa Bicycle Summit on January 28-30, 2021. More at www.iowabicyclesummit.com.
Mark Wyatt hosts the show to talk about recovery from the Iowa Derecho. We need your support. Visit www.iowabicyclecoalition.org/derecho to help out.
Join the Canadian Ruck as we host Rugby Canada Hall of Fame member, Mark Wyatt! Mark was a scintillating player for Canada in the 80s & 90s and captained Canada at the RWC in '91. Join us as Mark shares his rugby journey. Kick back, crack a beer and enjoy!
Today's Topic: Agile Business Development Our Speaker: Mark Wyatt | mark@webwyatt.comClub E will be joined by Mark Wyatt for a discussion on Agile Business Development and how it can be utilized by technology firms to ignite their sales and marketing teams. The Agile Business Development process is designed to help technology firms grow their business. This involves a hands on approach with each opportunity, from cradle to grave. Which includes the lead generation process, funnel analysis, the message, the offering, appointments, and closing the deal.Learn how technology companies are benefiting from implementing this process with their sales and marketing teams. We will learn how to properly analyze a sales funnel. How to implement a micro campaign and what is involved in a sales/marketing sprint and retrospective. Also we will look at how to improve a marketing message and offering.About Mark Wyatt: For over 20 years Mark has been selling, designing and implementing custom solutions and applications for organizations of all sizes and in multiple industries. His strong understanding of current technologies and products, as well as the ability to quickly grasp new technologies has enabled him to exceed expectations on each project. With extensive management experience, he is able to resolve issues and motivate people to produce their best. THANK YOU TO OUR PARTNERS AND SPONSORSBoulay Group, CPA's - https://www.boulaygroup.com/Irish Titan - https://irishtitan.com/Highland Bank - https://highland.bank/Minnesota Sales Institute - https://mnsales.com/Romain Berg - https://www.romainberg.com/The Network Connect - https://thenetworkconnect.com/
Message audio from August 9, 2020 entitled "Son or Cloud" from Mark Wyatt
Mark Wyatt has a monologue this week and talks about bike advocacy including Iowa Trail Funding, Bike Rides, and his trail ride on the Kewash Trail in Washington. This is a no-drop podcast. Enjoy.
Message audio from November 17, 2019 entitled "It's Not Fair, It's Right" from Mark Wyatt
Message audio from September 29, 2019 entitled "Tonto & Nick" from Mark Wyatt
Mark Wyatt, one of the most seasoned legal information providers in the world, has over 30 years of experience launching and running international market-leading multimedia businesses. Most recently in March 2018, he led the management buy-in of Chambers and Partners, supported by Inflexion Private Equity. Chambers and Partners is the largest legal data analytics and ranking company in the world, with more than 200 dedicated research analysts speaking 20+ languages. A former director of Centaur (now listed LSE), Mark ran The Lawyer, Lawtel (subsequently acquired by Thomson Reuters) and created Legal Week (PPA Business Magazine of the Year), as well as four of the largest legal websites in Europe, including the first legal recruitment and news sites. He also launched some of the world’s largest legal events, including The Lawyer Awards, The Legal Week Awards, The Lawyer Summit, The Corporate Counsel Forum, The Legal IT Forum (acquired by Informa), The Global Legal Forum, The Private Client Forum (EIBTM event of the year), The Luxury Law Forum with The New York Times, and many more. Mark sold Legal Week to Incisive Media and launched Europe’s first consumer law firm comparison platform. He also acquired The European Lawyer and European Lawyer Reference, which he then sold to Thomson Reuters. Additionally, he launched Procurelaw, the cloud-based global tendering platform for legal services, which he sold to Elevate in the U.S. In 2012, he acquired Legal Day and united it with The European Lawyer. Highly experienced in digital and technology solutions, joint ventures, partnerships, events and new launches as well as private equity, fundraising and M&A, Mark is a regular speaker and commentator on these topics. What you’ll learn in this episode: What technological investments Chambers and Partners is making to help lawyers and clients better understand the market. How Chambers and Partners is developing its data analytics efforts and using this to provide benchmarking information for legal departments. Why Chambers and Partners is expanding globally, including opening offices in New York and Brazil. How Chambers and Partners encourages submissions from small and medium-sized law firms. How to contact Mark Wyatt: Website: www.chambers.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/markwyatt/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ChambersGuides Chambers’ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/chambers-and-partners/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Chambersandpartners/ Forums: https://chambers.com/events/chambers-forums Chambers GC Influencers Global Top 100: https://www.chambers.com/research/chambers-gc-influencers
Hunting for missing dark matter or gravitational waves involves incredibly precise measurements. Scientists are constantly developing new measurement techniques to try and find new sources of data and test theories. Whether it be staring at the space between Andromeda and the Milky Way to find primordial black holes, to looking in the remnants of a white dwarf using spectroscopy. Plus ways to make the newer generation of gravitational wave detectors more accurate by listening to quantum noise.References: Hiroko Niikura, Masahiro Takada, Naoki Yasuda, Robert H. Lupton, Takahiro Sumi, Surhud More, Toshiki Kurita, Sunao Sugiyama, Anupreeta More, Masamune Oguri, Masashi Chiba. Microlensing constraints on primordial black holes with Subaru/HSC Andromeda observations. Nature Astronomy, 2019; DOI: 10.1038/s41550-019-0723-1 Christopher J. Manser, Boris T. Gänsicke, Siegfried Eggl, Mark Hollands, Paula Izquierdo, Detlev Koester, John D. Landstreet, Wladimir Lyra, Thomas R. Marsh, Farzana Meru, Alexander J. Mustill, Pablo Rodríguez-Gil, Odette Toloza, Dimitri Veras, David J. Wilson, Matthew R. Burleigh, Melvyn B. Davies, Jay Farihi, Nicola Gentile Fusillo, Domitilla De Martino, Steven G. Parsons, Andreas Quirrenbach, Roberto Raddi, Sabine Reffert, Melania Del Santo, Matthias R. Schreiber, Roberto Silvotti, Silvia Toonen,†, Eva Villaver, Mark Wyatt, Siyi Xu, Simon Portegies Zwart. A planetesimal orbiting within the debris disc around a white dwarf star. Science, 2019 DOI: 10.1126/science.aat5330 Jonathan Cripe, Nancy Aggarwal, Robert Lanza, Adam Libson, Robinjeet Singh, Paula Heu, David Follman, Garrett D. Cole, Nergis Mavalvala, Thomas Corbitt. Measurement of quantum back action in the audio band at room temperature. Nature, 2019; DOI: 10.1038/s41586-019-1051-4
Message audio from April 7, 2019 entitled "The Deliverer" from Mark Wyatt
Yin and Yang. Batman and Robin. There isn’t a more iconic duo than a dentist and their loupes. The right pair of loupes turns a Class I to a Class Fun in an instant. In this episode we interview Mark Wyatt, the Southeast Loupes Representative for Designs for Vision on all things you need to know about loupes from benefits to specifications to tips when looking for the perfect pair. Behind every good dentist is a great pair of loupes.
On this week's podcast, Marcus sits down with Neal Bataller. Neal is the senior leader of Platform 85. Listen to this week's podcast to see how he and his wife ended up starting a church in downtown Mobile and helping us remember that getting out there and loving people wherever they are in life is the most important thing. Neal: Hello, I'm Neal Bataller. I'm the senior leader of Platform 85. Marcus: Awesome, Neal. I'm excited to have you on the podcast. Neal: Thanks for having me. Marcus: Yeah. I really don't know how we met. I think it was just online, social media, some LinkedIn or- Neal: Online, yeah, and then I think through ArtWalk. Marcus: Yeah, I know I popped in one night. That was a really cold night. You guys were doing some really cool things. I think you had some painting, and you were offering hot chocolate, and stuff like that, and just opened your doors and were letting people come in and just spend some time inside, I guess, and more than anything. Anyway, I mean, we'll get to it. I'm very excited about what you all have going on. But before we get there, why don't you tell us a little bit about yourself. Where are you from? Where'd you go to high school, college. Ministry, I don't think is your primary. Neal: Right. I'm bi-vocational. Marcus: Yeah. Give me some of that information. I know you're married. Stuff like that. Neal: Yeah. Yeah. I was born in Milton, Florida. My dad was in the military, in the Navy. Once we left Milton, Florida, we settled in Saraland, Alabama, just north of here. I grew up there, went to high school at Satsuma. Graduated in 1984. Marcus: You are mostly local, then? Neal: I am mostly local. Then, after that, after high school, I went in the Marine Corps and spent eight years in the Marine Corps. Marcus: Wow. Neal: Served one tour in the Persian Gulf War, Desert Shield, Desert Storm. Marcus: Thank you for that. Neal: Thank you. Got back from that. Of course, it was really unique, because my wife and I, we got married four days before I left to go to the Persian Gulf War. But got back from the war, spent another year. Got out after eight years. Then, we built a house out in West Mobile, raised two beautiful children. My daughter, Sydney, she's 26. She lives here in Mobile with her husband. My son is 23. He lives in Shelbyville, Tennessee. He serves on a church up there. After 28 years or so being out in West Mobile, we sold our house and fell in love with downtown Mobile, and here we are. Marcus: That is awesome. Yeah. It is very interesting to me to hear people ... like the podcast that we were recording before you came in. Newsflash to everybody that's listening to this, we batch record these. We record four or five on a day, and then we release them over a period of a couple of weeks. When Neal walked in, we were actually recording the episode with Bill Sisson. We were talking about all of wonderful things that are going on downtown. I asked Bill. I said, "You know, at one point in time, you had in the Business View Magazine that there was $185 million worth of renovation happening in downtown Mobile right now." $185 million of renovation, and it's all residential, with the exception of most of those buildings also have some commercial component on the main floor. Then, above that, it's all ... You know? I guess we should tell people what you do. Why don't you say that, and then I'll finish my thought? Neal: Well, I'm the senior leader, which some people really call that a senior pastor. Marcus: Sure. Neal: But I'm the senior leader of Platform 85, which is ... Some people think it's a nightclub when you first hear the name. Marcus: Man, would they be sorely confused. Neal: [crosstalk 00:03:50]. Marcus: Maybe not disappointed, but sorely confused when they walked in. Neal: Yeah. Tell me about this place. But it is a church. We're a nondenominational church. When I said that my wife and I fell in love with downtown Mobile, we really feel like God really just put this place on our hearts. If you would've asked us two years ago if we would move to downtown Mobile, we would've told you absolutely not. But now we love it. Absolutely love everything that's going on, what our city officials are doing, all the growth. God said, "You know, you need to get down there and just love these people, and love them right where they're at, from the homeless community to the working class that comes down here during the week, to the business owners." We packed up, sold the house, and got down here. Now it's so much fun, just because we can get in in the evenings and walk down to any restaurant we want to and just meet people. That's what happening within the last years, we've just, in passing, meeting people, and they're getting to know our face, and then really finding out, okay, they're connecting us with Platform 85. We're a church down here just wanting to love people and love the city. Marcus: That's where I was going, is I just think it's very cool that you all have looked to what is happening here. I don't know if you knew that all that was ... because, I mean, that's a fairly recent ... You popped up on the scene about the time when all of that was being announced, but all that renovation that's taking place, I mean, you're strategically positioned in such a great way. Because if those buildings, as they start to come online, those people are going to be looking for places to come and worship. There are already churches down that are like the Catholic church, or the Methodist church, and things like that. I don't know that there was ... You have a non-denominational ... I don't know maybe you are- Neal: That's correct. Marcus: You are? Okay. Neal: Non-denominational. Marcus: Non-denominational feel to you. I think that's something that is much needed in the landscape down here. I'm very excited about that. But why don't you tell us, how did you end up as senior leader of Platform 85, because I mean, you said you were in the Marines, and then you skipped over a whole bunch of your life. Neal: A whole bunch of stuff, right. Marcus: I raised some kids. Yeah, but what'd you do, man? In your former life, I mean, or do you still practice whatever it was that you were doing? Neal: Well, I've been in retail, and over the years have had several different jobs. I guess it was through our kids that I just really felt, and to be transparent, I really felt inadequate to be a father. Marcus: Wow. Neal: With kids. God just began to do a work in my heart, drawing me to church. I told my wife, I said, "You know, we need to find a church." It's funny that we look at it that way, but I found everything in church. I had a worship experience that changed my life. Coming from what little bit of Baptist background that I had, everything was hymnals, and ... I didn't realize that there was contemporary style worship until I experienced it the first time I went to church. Marcus: Yeah. You know I have a lot of involvement in church, too, or at least I did at one point in time? Neal: Right. Marcus: I don't ever tell people that their way of worshiping isn't the right way for them. Neal: Right. You're right. Marcus: Because some people really like that. But I would agree with you. I'm a recovering Baptist, is how I say it. I was born again in a Fundamental Baptist church, and I very much appreciated what they brought to my life. Neal: Right, absolutely. Marcus: But at the same time, you couldn't pay me enough to go back to a church like that. I mean, it would just be like, [groans], like everything in me, because I've experienced the freedom. I enjoy that very much, the artistic-ness of a more ... I don't know ... a more creative worship experience. Because that's how I live my life. Neal: Yeah. [crosstalk 00:08:03]. Marcus: I want it to be like how I just express myself. Right? Neal: Right. You're right. Marcus: I think our God is big enough to cover all of those bases. Neal: Absolutely. Absolutely. Marcus: But you know? I cut you off, though. Neal: Well, he wooed me into church, and I had this worship experience. From that, really quick story ... Our kids went to this church, and they also went to school there. They had a Christmas program. The principal got up, and he says, "Okay. How many men do we have here who are fathers of the children in this program?" I raised my hand. He says, "Well, after the program is over with, I need everyone to help me reset the stage, so we can be ready for Sunday for services. At the end of everything, all the men got up. We start putting everything together. Well, I gravitated toward the drum set. I begin to reset this drum set up. Unbeknownst to me, the actual guy that played drums for the church saw me setting these drums up. He asked me, he said, "How did you learn how to do that?" I said, "Well, I played drums back in high school." He said, "Neal, you need to be here at worship practice with us." From that day, I have been involved with ministry ever since then- Marcus: That's cool. Neal: From leading worship, helping with youth, to once I left that church, with as put on staff as a youth pastor, led worship there, learned how to play the guitar and to lead worship. This was over a span of, oh, goodness, probably 19 years. I became an associate pastor, was involved with two church plans. That's just been my life. Kids have grown up in church. My wife and I have served faithfully in church. Sometimes, I would be on staff, and then sometimes I would be bi-vocational, where I worked another job. Being part of two church plans and raising these kids, there was this point now that the kids are out of the house, God was saying, "Okay, it's a new season." We really felt the call to sell the house. Once we got in that process is when we began to fell in love with downtown Mobile. He says, "Okay, I want you down there." We began to come down to ArtWalk, and my wife and I would just pray. Where do you want us down here? You know? We saw this little church that was right next door to Spotted Tea, called Downtown Fellowship. He said, "Neal, I want you to go there." We got up the next Sunday morning, and we went into that church. They just loved on us, and we loved on them. I helped with them on their worship team. I served with them. They asked me to do some messages. About a year passed, and they decided to close the doors. They turned everything over to me and my wife- Marcus: Wow. Neal: Both of us worked out a lease on that building. That's how, overall, we got down here. Today, I'm still bi-vocational. I do full-time ministry, and I am a production supervisor at a fiberglass piping company out in West Mobile. Marcus: Very good. Neal: I love what I do as a supervisor. It's something different. Typically, people think supervisors come in and tell everyone else what to do. That's not my [crosstalk 00:11:50]. Marcus: Wait, wait. Shh. Don't say that, because there's people in the room that shouldn't hear what you're about to say. No, go ahead. Neal: But the cool thing is that they are good at what they do. As a supervisor, what I'm supposed to do, what guys call me to do is get up underneath them and give them everything that they need to succeed in life, to succeed at this job. I really enjoy what I do at my other job, and I really enjoy being down here and having the church and just loving these people. Marcus: That's really cool. How long has Platform 85 been operating out of that space? Neal: Actually, we have been in the building for a year. Our first service was actually Easter Sunday of 2018. Marcus: Okay. Getting close. Of 2018? Neal: '18 was our first. Marcus: Okay. Okay. Getting close to a year. Neal: Yeah. Getting close to a year. Marcus: How has that experience been? Because planting a church, for those of you that have never done that, and I can say that I have, planting a church is not an easy feat. Neal: It has been challenging, just because of not knowing anybody downtown. Marcus: Right. Sure. Neal: But I think that's been the really cool part, is that we've been able to make connections and build our relationships that, if I wasn't going through the process of actually trying to find a building, I would've never made the relationships that I have now. What's really good about that is due to the fact that we live down here. It hasn't been easy, but it's been very, very rewarding. It's just a great testimony of how we got into the building. Because- Marcus: No, it is. I've heard that testimony. Somebody mentioned it to me before, and I was just like, "Wow, that's incredible." But you mentioned something about trying to find a building, and you looked into- Neal: Yes. Actually, we have found another building, and we're in the process this weekend of moving out of our building now and moving into our new building, which will be at 302 St. Michael's Street, which is two blocks north of actually where we're at. Marcus: 302. Is that the Temple Lodge building? Or two blocks north, I'm sorry. Neal: North. Yeah. Take it north. Marcus: I'm trying to think of what's there. What's in that building? Neal: Nothing right now. It's vacant. It was a Fly Studios, is what it used to be. It's right next door to a 450 Gallery and Port City Realty. Marcus: Okay. I'll have to go by there and see where that's at. Is that a purchase, or is that a lease again? Neal: It's going to be another lease, which is really good, because another great relationship by someone who owns several buildings [crosstalk 00:14:36]. Marcus: Very cool. Neal: If we outgrow it, then possibly- Marcus: Is that what's driving the change, is just more space, so you have more- Neal: Actually, it's less space. Marcus: Okay, very good. Neal: It is actually less space, but it does seem more manageable for us. Marcus: I got it, because that other space is quite large. Neal: It is quite large. Building a new church like that, and like we're doing, we're just getting in place, like you were talking about, because there's a lot of people that are going to be moving downtown with all the new renovations and apartment complexes coming in. Marcus: Yeah. Well, a lot of my questions that I usually ask people are more geared toward business, and you are ... I mean, technically speaking, you are a business owner. Right? Neal: Yeah. Yes. Marcus: Some people, they don't think of churches as businesses, but they are businesses. Neal: Correct. Marcus: They have money that comes in. They have bills that need to be paid. They have payroll. Neal: That's right. Marcus: They have people that they have to manage. They have expectations that have to be met. Their product just happens to be really kick butt. Neal: That's right. Marcus: Sometimes, it can be really kick butt. Sometimes it can just be lackluster. I'm going to ask you some questions in regards to that, and I hope people don't take that as an affront. But you've already answered some of the questions that I normally ask. But if you were talking to someone that wanted to get started in running their own business, what's the one bit of wisdom that you would impart to them? Neal: One of the things that, when God gave me this vision, is that knowing that it had come from him, staying determined into doing it. He is in the process. God is in the process. There's going to be good days, and there are going to be bad days. But he's always showing us something in the midst of the process. When you understand that, then the goal is much, much easier to see. It's just, "Okay. What are you showing me right here, right now?" When you realize that, then he's going to move you to the next step. Stay determined into your goal and your vision and your dreams. Because he's going to make them happen, but you've got to go through the process of what he wants. Stay determined. Marcus: Yeah. That determination and just staying focused, everybody has failures, but not everybody quits. Neal: That's right. Marcus: Not being discouraged by your failures to the point of getting up, and also being smart enough to not make failures that cause you to have no other choice but to give up. Right? Neal: Right. Marcus: Let's not sugarcoat it. At the same time, but not being so discouraged by your failures that you give up, because giving up is letting go of a dream and it's letting go of what God may have in store for you. I think that is really wise advice. Neal: There was one other thing that really helped me, is that surrounding myself with powerful people that believed in me and were walking with me every step. Because when we lived out in West Mobile, and a lot of people, when we left certain churches, they always to know, "Okay, so what are you guys doing?" Having that, where I knew people were praying for us, and they said, "Now, we're with you, whatever you do." That right there also was one of the key things that kept me going when I hit some of those bad times. Marcus: Yeah, some accountability. Neal: Yeah. Being surrounded by some people who loved us and strong people. Marcus: Yeah. Is there someone from the business world, or even from the ministry world, that motivates you, that you look to and say, "That person has kind of figured somethings out, you know, and you know, they've done X." I hesitate the question, but I mean, I hope you get it. I'm not saying you yearn to be this person, or anything like that. It's just like, there's a respect that I have for what this person has accomplished, and I'd like to see us get there. Neal: Right, well, it's my pastor, Dr. Mark Wyatt. He brought me onboard when he saw something in me that said, "Hey, you know, God's calling you into this ministry." He made room. He made that happen. He built that platform for me. Marcus: Where does he pastor? Neal: Well, he was my pastor at Deeper Life Fellowship, which is now Pure Grace. He is retired, and he writes books, and he [inaudible 00:19:23]. But he is the one who has inspired me, because I've seen him go after something that was grassroots and make it, and God really poured into that because he was determined. Watching that and seeing that, that's what has inspired me, because he made a way for me. What we do down here is ... That's the whole premise behind Platform 85, is seeing the gold in people and pulling that out, and setting them up for success, whoever it is. That's been a big, big inspiration. He was just, and still is, a big inspiration. Marcus: Yeah. Sometimes churches miss that. I love to see when churches have ... When they have the knowledge that they have to have formal processes that move people from point A to point Z. And they know how to do that with efficiency and with love and with nurturing. Because then, you see people grow, and really ultimately, that's what a church is there to do, is to see people grow from, "Hey, I don't even know who Christ is, and okay, now I believe in him. I've become a Christian. And now I want to serve." What does that look like? Ultimately, not everybody wants to go into a position of leadership, but at least serving and caring and loving on others and sharing their faith, and sharing their love in just being kind to other people. I think that's what churches are really geared towards doing. Neal: You see it everywhere. I mean, because I use everything that I've learned, even in my other job. You know? Marcus: Yeah. Neal: It's loving people, because when you get in the secular world, people don't understand love in a sense of in that type of world. It's like, well, how can you do this? It's like, "Well, if I'm secure in who I am, then I want to bring that up out of you." We're here. My job as a supervisor is not to sit around and fire and hire people. I want to see people succeed, because if I can put value into you, then you're going to make value into this company. Marcus: And ultimately, into the area that they live, and their neighborhood, and the people that they impact, and the city, and the region, and everything. It just grows. I don't think people understand just how impactful their attitude to others around them and how they treat them makes a huge difference. It's not just those that you have to be nice to. It's not just your fellow employees, or your family, or whatever. It's literally everyone. Right? Neal: Right. That's right. Marcus: I've been recently having some conversations with somebody, and they were just telling me they were just blown away by how easily I make conversation with people. I'm like, "Well, why wouldn't I? This person could be one of the most interesting people I ever meet." Neal: That's right. Marcus: We were walking around one time, and there was a guy ... He was in an antique shop downtown. You've probably seen him before. He was DJing inside of the antique shop. Do you know who I'm talking about? Neal: Yeah, yeah, yeah. Marcus: Phenomenal dude. Apparently, he has lived in Brazil and DJed in Brazil. Fun fact about Marcus that you probably don't know is my parents are from Brazil. We were able to like, boom. Now, granted, I haven't followed up with him to build on that, because there's not really an easy way like, "Hey." How do you go beyond just meeting somebody and then ... I need to get back to that antique shop and see him again. I really have a desire to do that over the course of the next couple of weeks, because I was just so impressed by him. He was just such a creative person. I see him on Instagram, and he's DJing and doing all this stuff. Anyway, it's not about me and this dude. He's somebody that I'd really like to get to know. But yeah, I mean, people, you never know who you're going to meet. You never know just by saying hi or being kind to somebody. You really don't know how you're going to impact somebody's day. If they're having just a really ... Forgive me, pastor. If they're having a really shitty day, and you just be kind to them. Neal: That's right. Marcus: You can completely flip their life in a way that you have no idea. Neal: That's exactly right. Right. That's it. Marcus: Anyway, I'm preaching. Neal: That's the thing, man. It's built on relationships. Marcus: Yeah, absolutely. Neal: Now, you've got a relationship that time nor distance will ever change, because if you ever make eye contact again, it's like you've picked up right where you left off. You know? Marcus: Yeah. Neal: It's listening to their cool stories. It's awesome. You know? Marcus: Yeah. Are there any books, podcasts, people, or organizations that have been helpful in what you're doing? Neal: Absolutely. There's one book that just rocked me. It's by Danny Silk. It's called Culture of Honor. It's exactly the same thing that we're talking about. God created us to be honorable people. Out of that, saying that even though someone doesn't deserve honor, I will honor them because God has created me to be an honorable person. Out of that, I can keep my love on throughout everything. That's one of the books that really said that ... It spoke identity into who I was. From that, it's made it easy for me to love people, because of who he's created me to be. Then, when I understand who he's created me to be, then I understand how he's created you and everybody in this city. There's gold in every person here. I want to find that gold and let that just shine. I want to bring that out. Because people are good, man. You know? There's goodness and there's greatness in everybody. We just need to pull it out, make this city great. Marcus: Yeah. Now, that's awesome. Now, what do you like to do to unwind? Neal: Oh, wow. Marcus: Besides working two full-time jobs. Neal: I love to exercise. I like to work out. Marcus: Really, you're letting yourself go, man. I didn't want to say anything. Neal: It's a stress reliever for me. But growing up down here, I love the beach. I love fishing, and I love playing golf. Those things right there. Last but not least is just a good dinner with my wife. [crosstalk 00:25:55]. Marcus: Yeah. We'll offend some restaurateurs, but what's your favorite restaurant right now? Neal: Oh, man. Marcus: You won't be able to show up in any other. Neal: Oh, my goodness. That's a tough one. Marcus: You see, I'm the host. You got to answer question. Don't give me some lame answer, like, "Oh, they're all really good." You know? I don't have any favorites. Neal: I guess it depends on what kind of food that I want. Marcus: Uh-uh (negative). Nope. Where'd you eat last? Neal: Where did I eat last? I ate last at Royal Scam. Marcus: Okay. Was it good? You know what? Of all the places you would say, I have not eaten at Royal Scam. Neal: You've got to go to Royal Scam. You've got to go to Royal Scam. Marcus: Is it good? Neal: Excellent. Excellent. Marcus: Yeah. Even Jared is shaking his head like, "You moron. You haven't been to Royal Scam? You've eaten at every freaking down here. How have you not eaten at Royal Scam?" I don't know. Neal: Yeah. It's really, really good. Marcus: Royal Street is interesting to me, like recently went to Joe Cane's and had pizza there. It was phenomenal. Who knew? Neal: What'd you get? You got the Joe Cane? Marcus: No, we just had pizza. Yeah. No, I don't remember what it was. I think we may have just made up our own, or something like that. No, actually, it may have been ... It had almost everything on it. Neal: Oh, that's got to be it. Marcus: Yeah, it was delicious. May have to go back there soon and get some of that. Now, tell people where they can find you. Neal: is our website. Marcus: Cool. Neal: Of course, we are on ever [crosstalk 00:27:16] social media. [ & ] Marcus: All the socials. Neal: You can get ahold of. Then, of course, we have our new location. It's going to be 302 St. Michael's Street. We're planning to take the first month, or the month of January, to do renovations. Then hopefully, first of February we'll be opened up for services. Marcus: And getting ready for Easter. Neal: Getting ready for Easter. Marcus: And working all the kinks out? Neal: That's right. Getting ready. Marcus: Well, I want to thank you again for coming on the podcast. To wrap up, any final thoughts or comments you'd like to share? Neal: I guess I think we've really hit them all. Just really stand determined, understanding that don't ignore the process, even though we sometimes dread it. Then, find gold in people. Look for the gold in people, because it's in everybody. Marcus: Awesome. Yeah. Very cool. Neal: Thank you. Marcus: Well, Neal, I appreciate your willingness to sit with me and share your journey as a business owner. Right? Neal: Yes. Marcus: It's been great talking with you. Neal: You, too. Thank you.
So, Burnley became the first Premier League side to have 0 shots on target & still score twice...Yep, me neither! Join Matt Baldwin, Jon Shaub & Mark Wyatt as we reflect on the Whites' failure to 'wrestle' their way out of the mess we find ourselves in. Dust yourself down & take part in the famous Focus quiz, finished off nicely with a look ahead to another defeat next Sunday against Spurs.
As the 'Fairytale of New York' streams through your radiowaves at this time of year, the Focus team have been left somewhat short changed with the upheaval of looking back at the West Ham performance and a first half of the season that has been anything but a fairytale. Jmac is off on elf duties in Jacksonville this week, so join the Focus Scrooge, Matthew Baldwin and his co hosts Matt Domm & Mark Wyatt for some mince pie, trivia quiz & a Magpie preview in a pear tree.
"Oh when the Saints, gave us 3 points!" Join Jmac, Jon Shaub & Mark Wyatt for some much needed positivity as 'The Italian Job' commences, injecting a piece of dilly ding, a slice of dilly dong & a new lease of life into our beloved football club. Things then get Quizical as the pirates strike gold with the nations favourite weekly quiz. Last & certainly least, a preview of our 'favourite' blue neighbours ahead of Sunday's West London derby...
'Ooh, matron!' There's nothing like some good old fashioned comedy, for it feels like years since we last played decent football with this laughable defence. Join Jmac, Morgan Calton & Mark Wyatt for reaction to Bournemouth as the Whites completed a pointless October. Take part in the famous Focus quiz, as well as previews for both Manchester City (EFL Cup) and the vital clash with Huddersfield Town on Monday Night Football. And please, whatever you do, carry on listening...
Your weekly pod fix is here! Join Don Love and his co-hosts Jon Shaub and Mark Wyatt as the pod team preview our upcoming clash with champions Manchester City. Also on the bill is a brief look over the international period, including a first call-up to the England national team for fan-favourite Marcus Bettinelli. A preview of playing Manchester City away would of course not be complete without a trip down memory lane too. The boys reminisce on the Whites’ 3-2 victory against Saturday’s opposition during the famous ‘Great Escape’ season of 2008/09. And this weeks quiz features some tough questions from years gone by revolving around both sides.
Host Don Love is joined by regular co hosts John MacCormick (Jmac) & Mark Wyatt as the trio react to our defeat to Palace on Saturday. It wasn't the result Fulham wanted for our return to the Premier League but there were plenty of positives to take away and build on. The lads also preview our upcoming clash with Spurs as the Whites head back to Wembley this weekend. This is sandwiched between a mini FFC v Spurs quiz and the lads rap up the show with their Fantasy Football tip of the week.
The Fulham Focus podcast returns from its summer break and Morgan is joined Matt Domm and Mark Wyatt to look over the transfer window so far including the very well-timed signing of a particular Serbian. The team also take a look at the overall squad picture and the last couple of friendlies before the serious business gets going!
AKA Murph and Mark Wyatt take over while TJ is on special assignment. They talked about the behind the scenes of the Bacoon Ride and Wednesday Night Bike Club.
Message audio from June 10, 2018 entitled "Feargiveness" from Mark Wyatt
It's the Greatest Day and Don Love along with co-host John Schuab and new comer to the team Mark Wyatt revisit that day at Wembley in which no Fulham fan will forget how we conquered the Villains and got promoted to the biggest football league in the world. #FulhamFC #FFC #Champions #COYW
Tom and John talk music with Mark Wyatt, who plays the tunes for all of your Philly sports teams at the complex.
Tom and John talk music with Mark Wyatt who plays the tunes for all of your Philly sports teams at the complex.
We welcome the New Year and all the riding that the year brings us. The JustGoBike team of Mark Wyatt & Kathy Murphy (aka Murph) from the Iowa Bicycle Coalition and TJ Juskiewicz & Andrea Parrott from RAGBRAI gathered to chat about the year that we had and what is on the horizon for the JustGoBike podcast!
Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Thanks so much for listening. In this episode of the JustGoBike Podcast, Mark Wyatt gets wonky, Kathy Murphy chats with Todd Young of IC Gravel, and on ParrotTalk, Andrea Parrott asks the deep questions - lattice top or solid top pie??
May the fork be with you: National Public Radio's "No Pie Refused" regroups for another RAGBRAI after the political conventions of the 2016 presidential campaign interrupted the summer cycling plans for all but one of its journalists-bicyclists. We talk to two of the team members -- political reporters Scott Horsley and Danielle Kurtzleben -- to see what their training looks like for both The Register's Annual Great Bicycle Ride Across Iowa and the pie-eating contest that they've dubbed "The Rhubarb Rumble." ... Also, Kerri Sorrell of the Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation joins Mark Wyatt for an update on the Trout Run Trail in northeast Iowa and other trail news. And Andrea Parrott is back with another "Parrott Talk," answering a listener's question about how to keep your bike safe and sound during large group rides.
Seven years ago, Massachusetts native Ernest Gagnon weighed 570 pounds when he found that cycling matched his love for the outdoors. Ever since he has been on a quest to improve his health and find new friends with whom he can share a road or trail. Just Go Bike co-host Mark Wyatt chats with Gagnon for an update. This episode also features a trail update with the Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation. And we get tips on fighting headwinds from Andrea Parrott's "Parrott Talk."
RAGBRAI's TJ Juskiewicz and the Iowa Bicycle Coalition's Mark Wyatt recap the Iowa Bike Expo and this year's RAGBRAI route which was announced on Saturday. Matt Bernhard, son of RAGBRAI legend Paul Bernhard aka Mr. Pork Chop, sits down with Kyle Munson to talk about his father's life and the icon he became. Finally, Andrea Parrot answers your questions about cycling.
Meet the JustGoBike team in our inaugural podcast! Hosts T.J. Juskiewicz and Mark Wyatt along with the crew; Andrea Parrot, Kyle Munson and Brian Powers start the conversation on bikes, pie, and everything in between. Watch for more episodes talking about all things off the bike that could only happen by riding a bike.
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