Podcast appearances and mentions of Martin Rogers

It's time to plug in and power up for another electrifying episode of Our People Podcast. In this month's episode, Beth is joined by Martin Rogers, one of our talented Digital Transformation Managers (DTMs) from the hazardous waste team. Get ready to surf the waves of innovation as we stream the latest on how Martin and his fellow DTMs are driving our purpose through digital transformation. 

On today's show, Professor Augusto Zimmermann and Dr. Rocco Loiacono delve into a range of pressing topics. They provide insights on the conference they are currently attending in London, with Jordan Peterson, which aims to propose a responsible citizen-driven alternative to the Davos model. Additionally, the conversation delves into the rampant issue of misinformation and disinformation, which has become a concerning virus affecting Western democracies. The two also address the industrial campaign to discredit Christian faith within mainstream media. Furthermore, they emphasize the immediate and crucial need to refocus on the fundamental principles in the Australian education system, spanning both schools and tertiary education institutions. Later in the show, Martin Rogers gives a review of Jarrad Kushner's book, "Breaking History." GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Dr Augusto Zimmermann is Professor of Law, at the Sheridan Institute of Higher Education. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Dr Rocco Loiacono, is a Senior Lecturer at the Curtin Law School. GUEST 3 OVERVIEW: A seasoned fund manager, Martin Rogers has spent decades in investment markets. He is an experienced entrepreneur and investor in all aspects of deal origination, due diligence, operations management and financial execution.

GUEST OVERVIEW: A seasoned fund manager, Martin Rogers has spent decades in investment markets. He is an experienced entrepreneur and investor in all aspects of deal origination, due diligence, operations management and financial execution.

GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: A seasoned fund manager, Martin Rogers has spent decades in investment markets. He is an experienced entrepreneur and investor in all aspects of deal origination, due diligence, operations management and financial execution. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Dr David Hart is Adjunct Research Fellow of the School of Business at the University of Western Australia.

MWSU MBB coach Will Martin - Rogers State postgame 12/31/22

Join us today as we speak with Dr. LaTonya Martin Rogers who is running for a seat on the Fulton County Board of Education (District 6).

Gabe discusses some NBA and NHL picks, previews the upcoming Final Four action, and more! Plus, Martin Rogers joins to discuss the World Cup Draw.

In #NewSouthWales #taxis are essentially #smallbusinessowners and since 2015 they have found themselves in trouble - that's when #uber #rideshare came to Australia. The value of #TaxiPlates was destroyed. Let's break down the #taxi industry in NSW. There are over 4,000 #TaxiLicence owners, in excess of 200 authorised taxi networks, over 5,000 #taxi operators and more than 30,000 authorised drivers. This industry is the livelihood of over 40,000 people and their families - but it's in trouble. Don't forget to #Subscribe

0:00 - NFL Draft Talk 15:31 - Martin Rogers, FOX Sports Analyst 31:14 - Entertainment Page

Michael Coulombe is an award winning and nominated writer and director from Los Angeles.He is also a script supervisor of nine years and over 200 films.Coulombe's first play "You Can Call Me Eve," was produced by Write Act Repertory in Hollywood, CA which premiered in December of 2011 to both critical and audience acclaim. It is now being adapted into a feature film starring academy award winning actress Olympia Dukakis.He wrote and is directing his first short film Ax in 2012 and co wrote a feature film script "Eden Falls" with friend Martin Rogers and Victor Miller (Emmy winner and writer of the original Friday the 13th) which is now in pre-production.He created the monthly networking group "East Side Indie Film Group" because he feels strongly about bringing the industry together.He is also a published author with his poetry book "Swimming the Storm".Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

Martin Rogers is the Chief Investment Officer of Venture Capital Firm, KTM Ventures. He has chaired ASX-listed companies and is an expert in Capital Raising, IPO's & Cryptocurrencies. You can see more of Martin here Twitter: MartinfRogers AFR Article: https://www.afr.com/opinion/columnist... ABN Newswire: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nVfb...

Joining Chris Mannix of Yahoo Sports this week are USA Today boxing writer Martin Rogers and Hall of Fame trainer Freddie Roach. Mannix and Rogers dive into Anthony Joshua's win over Alexander Povetkin, what it means for Joshua-Wilder, Gennady Golovkin's future and more; later, Mannix and Roach talk about Roach's life without a top contender, what contenders have reached out, his thoughts on a rumored Pacquiao-Mayweather rematch and if he would ever work with Pacquiao again.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Paul Kruse had an irresistible sales pitch. He told his investment clients that their principal investment would be totally safe. They could expect annual returns between 10 and 15 percent. In other words, watch your money grow, risk free. Sounds great, right? If only it’d been true. Paul’s scheme robbed people of their life’s savings, but his plan ground to a halt when his assistant, Amy Weatherford, got suspicious. The feds had plenty on Paul, but he didn’t go down easy. From the comfort of his prison cell, he hatched a violent plan that would make him a free man. Then Brandi tells us the story of Anthony Curcio. Anthony has always been smart. He’s always been a planner. But he hasn’t always used those skills for good. In 2008, Anthony had an expensive drug habit and a busted real estate business. He needed a lot of money, and he knew just where to get it. Over the course of several months, Anthony made a meticulously detailed plan to rob a Brink’s armored car. His plan was so thought-through, it’s hard to believe he got caught. And now for a note about our process. For each episode, Kristin reads a bunch of articles, then spits them back out in her very limited vocabulary. Brandi copies and pastes from the best sources on the web. And sometimes Wikipedia. (No shade, Wikipedia. We love you.) We owe a huge debt of gratitude to the real experts who covered these cases. In this episode, Kristin pulled from: American Greed, “A Mother’s Costly Revenge” “Greed Report: How to blow the whistle on your boss– and live to tell about it,” CNBC.com “Jacksonville con man who tried to hire hitman sentenced to 30 years in prison,” The Florida Times-Union In this episode, Brandi pulled from: “Out of Prison, Real-Life Thomas Crown Looks Back on Almost-Perfect Heist” by Brooke Stangeland, ABC News “How an Idaho football player became a bank robber” by Martin Rogers, USA Today “6-year sentence in robbery with getaway inner tube” by Ian Ith, The Seattle Times “Anthony Curcio” wikipedia.org

Martin Rogers moved to the United States a decade ago to take a job in sports writing, a transplant from England with a wife and plans to one day start a family. After his marriage soured and his ex-wife returned to England he worked tirelessly to stay in constant contact with his young son, and he rarely thought about starting over. Then he met his new wife, and he unknowingly began down a path that taught him about love, grief and the possibility of changing your life story in the face of pain.

Stephen with the Emmy Award winning SkyDiver Chris Gluck welcome USATODAY! Martin Rogers

Join David Weinstein with USA Today sports reporter Martin Rogers.  A night of hot topics.  For the best listening result, please use Google Chrome or download it here. We encourage interaction!  Join the conversation: Via Twitter and Facebook: #AskHWTPSports Email: sportstalkradio@huddlinwiththepros.com Call Us: 347-989-0227

With Kobe Bryant's retirement looming, USA TODAY put together a project called "The Kobe Files". The six-part series takes a look at the Lakers star from his days at Lower Merion High School, his off the court visitation with a family of a terminally ill son, how he got to the Lakers and almost didn't get to the Lakers. Martin Rogers, who was one of main reporters on the project, talks to NBA Editor Kevin Spain about it. Later in the show, Bryant does an interview with Steve Springer, former L.A. Times beat reporter who helped in the project.

Martin Rogers, executive board director, BAM Group UK Ltd and CBI South East regional chair, with introductory remarks at the event held at the Hilton Hotel, Reading.

Martin Rogers is back with another edition of the Yahoo! Soccer Podcast. Rogers focuses this week on predictions for the rest of the season. Michael Pearlman joins Rogers to give us the top to bottom predictions for the EPL table, the winner of the FA Cup and the Winner of the Champions League.

Martin Rogers is back with another edition of the Yahoo! Soccer Podcast. Rogers focuses this week on the resigning of David Beckham by the Los Angeles Galaxy on Thursday. Beckham signed a two year contract and Rogers received comment from Charlie Wyett, of the Sun newspaper, and Kevin Campbell, former Arsenal, Everton, and West Bromwich Albion player, on the impact David Beckham has made in the United States. Rogers also gets comment from renowned author Jonathan Wilson on the African Cup of Nations which gets under way this weekend. Per usual, Rogers' co-host, Sophie Nicolaou, plays agree or disagree, marks out of ten, and predictions for the weekend.

Martin Rogers is back with another edition of the Yahoo! Soccer Podcast. Rogers delves into the topic of Tottenham, and whether or not they are considered serious title contenders in the EPL. Rogers interviews David Hynter, from the Guardian newspaper, to further delve into the Tottenham story. Rogers also brings quotes from Andy Brassell and Daniel King, from The Sun newspaper, to get their various thoughts on Spurs' season. Rogers also gets quotes from Tim Vickery, on Lionel Messi winning his third straight FIFA Ballon d'Or; Graham Hunter on Cristiano Ronaldo being booed by his home fans in Madrid; David Garrido, from Sky Sports News, on Manchester City's Vincent Kompany's red card against Manchester United on Sunday. Rogers plays marks out of ten again with his co-host, Sophie Nicolaou, agree or disagree, and gives his weekend predictions.

Martin Rogers is back with the first edition of the Yahoo! Soccer Podcast for the new year. Martin talks about the return to Everton for American Landon Donovan and how he will fare on his second stint in Merseyside. Martin brings on Rory Smith from the Times for an interview talking all things Landon. Rogers also takes a clip from Grant Wahl of Sports Illustrated on whether or not Donovan can be successful this time round. Rogers also looks at the back to back losses for Manchester United and asks Steve Tongue of the Independent on what the Red Devils need to improve their squad. Rogers finally brings a clip from Charlie Sale of the Daily Mail who broke the story on Apple possibly buying right for the English Premier League. Rogers' co-host, Sophie Nicolaou, returns as always for Agree or Disagree, marks out of 10, and prediction for the upcoming weekend matches.

Martin Rogers closes out 2011 in this edition of the Yahoo! Soccer Podcast by going over the five big stories from the world of soccer this season. He starts by inviting Ives Galarcep on to discuss No. 5 and No. 4 which are the firing of Bob Bradley and the subsequent hiring of Jurgen Klinsman; and the Los Angeles Galaxy winning the MLS Cup in what could be David Beckham's final season with the team. No. 3 is the racism row that has come to the forefront of everyone's mind at the moment. Liverpool's Luis Suarez has been suspended (Liverpool are appealing) eight games by the English FA and Chelsea's John Terry faces criminal action as both allegedly sent racial remarks to Manchester United's Patrice Evra and Queens Park Rangers' Anton Ferdinand respectively. Rogers brings on James Lawton to discuss the matter. No. 2 was the Champions League final in which Barcelona defeated Manchester United 3-1 to win their second Champions League title in three years: Rogers brings on Andy Brassell to remember the night. At No. 1 is the Women's World Cup in which Japan defeated the United States in the final to win their first ever World Cup as a nation. Rogers brings on Brandi Chastain, former USWNT member, to remember the US's run in the competition and Japan's victory. As always, Rogers' co-host, Sophie Nicolaou, plays agree or disagree and Rogers gives his marks out of ten for the week.

Martin Rogers covers the UEFA Champions League Group Stage and the craziness that happened with big name teams - Manchester United and City - not qualifying for the Round-of-16. Martin interviews Grant Wahl from Sports Illustrated to discuss the career of Landon Donovan and whether or not he made the right decision by playing most of his career in America. Also, Rogers takes clips from Mark Ogden of the Telegraph, Bobby McMahon of the Fox Soccer Report, and Julien Laurens discussing the Champions League, and also has two clips from Graham Hunter, who preview El Clasico. As always, Rogers gives his marks out of ten for the week and play agree or disagree.

Martin Rogers covers the topic of depression in the beautiful game and its impact on footballers after the football world suffered the loss of Gary Speed who took his own life over the weekend after suffering from the disease on this week's Yahoo! Soccer Podcast. Martin interviews Jimmy Conrad to get a player perspective on teammates and others who have experienced depression, and he also interviews Aiden Magee of Sky Sports to break down the topic of depression and its impact in England the past week after the death of Speed. Martin also brings clips from John Hartley, of the Bundesliga Show, Simon Kuper, author of Football Men, and Peter Shuttleworth, of the BBC. Martin's co-host, Sophie, gives him questions to mark out of ten and also brings three questions on agree or disagree.

Martin Rogers goes over the state of Major League Soccer in his latest Yahoo! Soccer Podcast. Martin gives his thoughts on the thoughts of Taylor Twellman, Nelson Rodriguez, Greg Lalas, and Bobby McMahon. Rogers also gives his take from Sepp Blatter's racism remarks and also gives a clip from Patrick Vieira, who joined World Football Daily on Wednesday, on the matter. And as usual he plays agree or disagree, gives his marks of the week, and makes predictions on the weekend three biggest matches.

Martin Rogers goes over the USMNT friendly v. France bringing on guest clips from the week's World Football Daily program including: Maurice Edu, Allen Hopkins, Julien Laurens, and David Hytner.

Martin Rogers sits down with the editor of the PostGame report on Yahoo!, Eric Adelson, to discuss the latest article on the "Pac-Mom", a lady who delayed who son's appendectomy to see Manny Pacquiao in Los Angeles.

Martin Rogers sits down with the editor of the PostGame report on Yahoo!, Eric Adelson, to discuss the latest article on how parents can spend $160 to DNA test their children to find out what sport they would be best at.

Casey and James welcome an "extra special" guest to their BTG podcast...they are pleased to present to you, host of World Football Daily and renowned radio personality, Martin Rogers.

Martin Rogers covers the biggest storylines from the world of football. He grabs quotes from David Conn, Neil Ashton, and Kasey Keller, who all appeared on the October 13 show of WFD, to get their thoughts on the topics he discusses.