Podcast appearances and mentions of Matt Hyde

Transcript: https://www.acevo.org.uk/resources/podcast/In this episode, ACEVO chief exec Jane Ide talks to Matt Hyde, chief executive of the Lloyds Bank Foundation, about endings and beginnings, leading through challenge and the importance of creating communities.

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This duo is committed to bringing vegan, gluten free, and nut free food to Omaha without sacrificing flavor. We discussed the benefits of a vegan diet, helping people with food sensitivities get to enjoy their favorite dishes again, and what makes the struggle of owning a restaurant worth it.Check out Veg.Edible for some Delicious & Healthy Meals!This Episode was Sponsored by:Dave's CakesCertified PiedmonteseThis is another Hurrdat Media Production. Hurrdat Media is a podcast network and digital media production company based in Omaha, NE. Find more podcasts on the Hurrdat Media Network by going to HurrdatMedia.com or Hurrdat Media YouTube channel!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Matt Hyde and Mauriel Rodriguez are both Postdoctoral Researchers helping with California Wolf Project. California Wolf Project seeks to develop a model for how to bring universities, government agencies, and local communities together around the science and practice of improving human-wildlife interactions on a shared landscape.Matt and Mauriel described the research objectives and goals for the project, how they aim to bring their unique ecological and community engagement skills to the table, and what the future of wolves in California could look like. California Wolf ProjectMauriel Rodriguez ResearchMatt Hyde Research@californiawolfproject@thewolfconnectionpod

Eat your veggies and eat them well, with options. That is what Veg Edible works to bring to you and we are bringing owners Stacie Van Cleave and Matt Hyde to you! Stacie moved to a vegan diet to address health concerns and then moved to provide that food to others. They now have a brick and mortar location which has been the next step in the evolution of their efforts to provide a gluten free, nut free, meat free, dairy free menu that tastes delicious to Omaha. I can tell you this, the s'mores cake they have…..whoa.  Hang on to your fork and listen if you're hungry!    

Matt Hyde OBE, the Chief Executive of Scouts UK, shares his insights on the transformative power of volunteering and the successful initiative "The Big Help Out."   Matt discusses the genesis of the initiative, the challenges faced, and the remarkable results achieved. He emphasizes the importance of fostering cross-sector collaborations, the impact of innovative public engagement campaigns, and the significance of pro-social behaviors in building a cohesive society.   Matt delves into the success of the Big Help Out, which brought together a diverse range of organizations and individuals, engaging millions of participants in various volunteering activities. He highlights the need for continued innovation and inclusivity, stressing the importance of breaking beyond traditional volunteering models and adapting to the changing needs and preferences of volunteers.   The conversation touches upon key learnings from the initiative, including the significance of local community engagement and the value of planting seeds of volunteering in individuals who may not have previously considered it. Matt also shares insights on overcoming skepticism and the importance of balancing feedback with a strong conviction in one's vision.   The episode concludes with an exploration of future plans for the initiative and the potential for continued impact and social change through collaborative efforts.   Key Topics: The genesis of the "Big Help Out" initiative Engaging diverse organizations and individuals in volunteering Navigating challenges and skepticism in driving social change Leveraging cross-sector collaborations and public engagement campaigns Innovating volunteering models and fostering inclusivity Promoting local community engagement and building social cohesion Lessons learned and key takeaways for driving impactful initiatives Thank you for downloading this episode of the Do One Better Podcast. Visit our Knowledge Hub at Lidji.org for information on 200+ case studies and interviews with remarkable leaders in philanthropy, sustainability and social entrepreneurship.   

In today's episode, we have Matt Hyde, who is a partner and the co-founder of Catalyst Law Group, which is a Colorado based venture and technology law firm. Matt is going to go through the ins-and-outs of being a lawyer working with startup founders as well as venture capital firms.Here's a closer look at the episode:Matt's Naval Academy and law school background.The challenge of starting over in law.Moving his family to Hong KongMoving back to Colorado to work directly with foundersThe impetus to start a law firm.When is the right time for a founder to engage a lawyer.Structural reasons why Delaware C Corp is the gold standard for startups.Things to plan for or decide early on.What to do before you start taking money from investors.SAFE, Convertible Notes, and priced roundsThe danger in raising multiple SAFE roundsSide Letters as part of a dealThe importance of having a good, organized data room.Why Matt thinks giving back is important.Resources:Catalyst: https://www.catalyst.law/Matt LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-hyde-bb79564/Catalyst LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/catalyst-law-group-llp/  Legal Disclaimer:The information provided on this podcast does not, and is not intended to, constitute legal advice; instead, all information, content, and materials discussed here are for general informational purposes only.Listeners should contact their attorney to obtain advice with respect to any particular legal matter.   Only your individual attorney can provide assurances that the information contained in this podcast– and your interpretation of it – is applicable or appropriate to your particular situation.  Access to this podcast do not create an attorney-client relationship between the listeners and Catalyst law group or their affiliates.The views expressed at, or through, this site are those of me and guests alone in my individual capacities.  All liability with respect to actions taken or not taken based on the contents of this site are hereby expressly disclaimed.

In today's episode, we have Matt Hyde, who is a partner and the co-founder of Catalyst Law Group, which is a Colorado based venture and technology law firm. Matt is going to go through the ins-and-outs of being a lawyer working with startup founders as well as venture capital firms. Here's a closer look at the episode: Matt's Naval Academy and law school background. The challenge of starting over in law. Moving his family to Hong Kong Moving back to Colorado to work directly with founders The impetus to start a law firm. When is the right time for a founder to engage a lawyer. Structural reasons why Delaware C Corp is the gold standard for startups. Things to plan for or decide early on. What to do before you start taking money from investors. SAFE, Convertible Notes, and priced rounds The danger in raising multiple SAFE rounds Side Letters as part of a deal The importance of having a good, organized data room. Why Matt thinks giving back is important. Resources: Catalyst: https://www.catalyst.law/ Matt LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-hyde-bb79564/ Catalyst LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/catalyst-law-group-llp/ Legal Disclaimer: The information provided on this podcast does not, and is not intended to, constitute legal advice; instead, all information, content, and materials discussed here are for general informational purposes only. Listeners should contact their attorney to obtain advice with respect to any particular legal matter. Only your individual attorney can provide assurances that the information contained in this podcast– and your interpretation of it – is applicable or appropriate to your particular situation. Access to this podcast do not create an attorney-client relationship between the listeners and Catalyst law group or their affiliates. The views expressed at, or through, this site are those of me and guests alone in my individual capacities. All liability with respect to actions taken or not taken based on the contents of this site are hereby expressly disclaimed.

In today's episode, we have Matt Hyde, who is a partner and the co-founder of Catalyst Law Group, which is a Colorado based venture and technology law firm. Matt is going to go through the ins-and-outs of being a lawyer working with startup founders as well as venture capital firms. Here's a closer look at the episode: Matt's Naval Academy and law school background. The challenge of starting over in law. Moving his family to Hong Kong Moving back to Colorado to work directly with founders The impetus to start a law firm. When is the right time for a founder to engage a lawyer. Structural reasons why Delaware C Corp is the gold standard for startups. Things to plan for or decide early on. What to do before you start taking money from investors. SAFE, Convertible Notes, and priced rounds The danger in raising multiple SAFE rounds Side Letters as part of a deal The importance of having a good, organized data room. Why Matt thinks giving back is important. Resources: Catalyst: https://www.catalyst.law/ Matt LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-hyde-bb79564/ Catalyst LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/catalyst-law-group-llp/ Legal Disclaimer: The information provided on this podcast does not, and is not intended to, constitute legal advice; instead, all information, content, and materials discussed here are for general informational purposes only. Listeners should contact their attorney to obtain advice with respect to any particular legal matter. Only your individual attorney can provide assurances that the information contained in this podcast– and your interpretation of it – is applicable or appropriate to your particular situation. Access to this podcast do not create an attorney-client relationship between the listeners and Catalyst law group or their affiliates. The views expressed at, or through, this site are those of me and guests alone in my individual capacities. All liability with respect to actions taken or not taken based on the contents of this site are hereby expressly disclaimed.

Lucinda and Andy are joined by Catherine Johnstone, chief executive of the Royal Voluntary Service, and Matt Hyde, chief executive of The Scouts, to talk about the Big Help Out initiative, which aims to generate excitement about the possibilities of volunteering.Matt highlights the need for innovation in charities' volunteer recruitment efforts, such as using digital channels to attract volunteers from untapped social groups and communities.Catherine suggests ways in which the sector can maintain the momentum generated by the pandemic for micro community-based volunteering. She stresses that volunteering opportunities need to be mutually beneficial to volunteers, the organisations they serve and their service users.Charity Changed My Life features the story of Meera Wiggett, whose family took comfort in the support provided by Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity when her daughter Maia was seriously ill as a newborn baby.Do you have stories of people like Meera and Maia whose lives have been transformed for the better thanks to your charity? If so, we'd like to hear them! All it takes is a short voice message to be featured on this podcast. Email lucinda.rouse@haymarket.com for further information.Tell us what you think of the Third Sector Podcast! Please take five minutes to let us know how we can bring you the most relevant, useful content. To fill in the survey, click here.Read the transcript. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week's episode focuses on the brand-new Night Demon single entitled "Beyond the Grave."  This is the third single from the recently released Outsider album, and it marks one of Night Demon's most ambitious, adventuresome compositions to date.  You will hear early demos of this song dating back to a March 2018 riff tape. The guys explain how Jarvis wrote the bulk of the song in the form of various bass riffs that he stitched together over time, before presenting the skeleton to Armand and Dusty to add their parts in early 2020.  They describe how the final version of the song came together naturally once the band got in the jam room to work it out.  You will also learn fascinating details about the timing of later demo recordings of this track, how they were stymied by worldwide events and a band member's health emergency, and why "Beyond the Grave" never actually made it into the 2020 standalone singles campaign as had been originally intended.Become a subscriber today at nightdemon.net/subscriber. This week, subscribers have access to the bonus content below:Streaming audio of 6 different early "Beyond The Grave" demos"Beyond the Grave" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c94k7K4CKo8Outsider ordering info - https://nightdemon.bandcamp.com/"Anesthesia (Pulling Teeth)" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kdUJ5NAnTc Listen at nightdemon.net/podcast or anywhere you listen to podcasts! Follow us on Instagram Like us on Facebook

This week,  we speak to Grammy Award-nominated producer/engineer Paul Fig about how he works and develops his craft. We also discuss the rich history behind his studio, www.davesroom.net, in Southern California. While working at world-famous Sound City Studios, Fig had the opportunity to practice every aspect of his trade, working with such luminaries as Joe Barresi, Matt Hyde, Don Smith, Matt Wallace, David Bianco, George Drakoulias and Greg Fidelman. During that time he worked on albums by Ry Cooder, Robert Cray, and the legendary Johnny Cash.Fig has since put his stamp on records by Deftones, Coheed and Cambria, Trivium, and the critically acclaimed Ghost B.C's 2013 album, Infestissumam. In 2014, he received a Grammy Nomination in the category of Best Engineered Album Non Classical for Alice in Chains “The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here”. Most recently, he Co-Produced and engineered Jerry Cantrell's new solo effort “Brighten” which was released October 29, 2021.Despite working all hours in the studio, Fig also finds time to compose and record music for television and film, including the HBO Docu-series “Sonic Highways”, The Motion Picture “The Collection”, Fox Sports, and MTV. Michael Hateley:Lotus Mastering http://lotusmastering.com/Hello CrowHello Crow, Michael's new EP is available now! Extra Fancy "You Look Like a Movie Star":https://youtu.be/0pE1TqlWHCkBaldyloks (Michael Hateley & John Napier):https://baldyloks.bandcamp.com/Dee Madden:https://www.deemadden.com/Dee's new album Paisley Madrigals is out now!Penal Colony “Blue 9” video:https://youtu.be/Fes9E3ea8FYDee Madden on Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/artist/4jsYxJ4QxzoGn9t0HRllPkAnu Kirk:https://www.anukirk.com Anu on Bandcamp Sid Luscious and The Pants on Bandcamp Luscious-235 on Bandcamp Rêvenir on Bandcamp

This week, we head up campus to catch up with Trinity's new Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid, Matt Hyde. We talk with Matt about his longtime connection to the NESCAC prior to arriving at Trinity, from growing up in Williamstown, competing as a student-athlete at Bowdoin, and working at Tufts, and how he sees athletics and admissions working hand in hand.

Sinnery just released their sophomore album, Black Bile, on September 16, 2022.  Guitarist and vocalist Alon Karnieli joins me for episode 056 of GNM to talk about the band, Black Bile, musical evolution, changing logos, and how COVID affected their release.  Shout out to Matt Hyde and Travis Smith. Support the show

Vegan. Gluten-free. Nut-free. Stacie Van Cleave wanted to provide delicious food for everyone, regardless of dietary restrictions and preferences—thus, Veg.edible was born. And now she and partner Matt Hyde are taking Omaha by storm with delicious, unique, safe food that anyone can enjoy. Hear why they're so passionate about the mission and how they got Veg.edible off the ground!Also follow up on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, AND at RestaurantHoppen.com!Sponsored by Certified Piedmontese. Visit their website, use Promo Code: HOPPEN, and receive 25% off your order!A Hurrdat Media Production. Hurrdat Media is a digital media and commercial video production company based in Omaha, NE. Find more podcasts on the Hurrdat Media Network and learn more about our other services today on HurrdatMedia.com.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We travel to Hartford, Conn., to interview some of the coaches and a player at the 14th Annual Kelly Rodman Memorial Summer Rivalry Classic, an event that shows off some of the top high school and college baseball players. You'll hear from Yankees scout Matt Hyde, Red Sox scout Ray Fagnant, and Norwood High School MLB prospect Jack Cropper in this fun podcast with interviews straight from the field.

Kevin, Dave, Bull, and Sal explore the importance of long toss, with tips from Jaeger Bands and Rick Pederson. There's a difference between pitching and thowing ... parents. The guys hammer the importance of using common sense with training, skill work, and communication. Learn what caught Yankee Scouts and Cape Cod League expert Matt Hyde's eye regarding Aaron Judge's hitting approach-- line drives and good hitters can lead the power not the other way around.

Host, Emma Carman chats with Yankees scout, Matt Hyde about what a typical day in his life looks like, his experience with running the Summer Rivalry Classic and what he does within the Kelly Rodman Foundation.

Today is a banner day in the history of Night Demon. Today we celebrate the release of the Year of the Demon compilation album, some two years in the making. In honor of this special occasion, this week we bring you a special "release day" episode. You'll hear the inside scoop directly from Jarvis about the forthcoming April 1 livestreams concerning the new Night Demon beer, as well as the April 16 release show at Casa Agria Brewing in Oxnard, California.  We also bring you promotional recordings of podcasts from around the world probing the whats, whys, and wherefores of Year of the Demon. You will hear candid, unfiltered commentary about the album from Jarvis, Armand and Dusty, as well as a few prime clues about touring plans and the forthcoming new studio album to be released before the end of the year. Become a subscriber today at nightdemon.net/subscriber. This week, subscribers have access to the bonus content below:Riffs Or Die Podcast #67: with Jarvis LeatherbyVerikuu interview with Dusty SquiresHorns Up Podcast interview with Full BandUnder Fire interview with Armand John Anthony Tickets for release show - https://nightdemon.net/tour?msclkid=65706f86abfb11ec90df80afbfb35586Casa Agria Brewing - https://www.casaagria.com/Interview Under Fire Podcast - https://interviewunderfire.com/podcast/s-12-e-02-armand-anthony-of-night-demon/Verikuu podcast - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pQWkCMQJL8Riffs Or Die podcast - https://riffsordie.podbean.com/e/67-jarvis-leatherby-riffs-or-die-podcast/Horns Up podcast - https://www.hornsuppod.com/the-podcast/episode/59d3c332/173-or-night-demon  Listen at nightdemon.net/podcast or anywhere you listen to podcasts! 

Strung Out guitarist Jake Kiley joins the show to discuss the making of Exile in Oblivion. We chat about the state of the Warped Tour in the mid 2000s, guitar solos, choosing the art work, digital music and working with Matt Hyde. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talkingrecords/message

In this Junior Kickoff sequel, Lee Coffin asks his guests, Matt Hyde, assistant vice president and dean of admissions at Lafayette College, in Easton, Pa., and Kate Ramsdell, director of college counseling at Noble and Greenough School in Dedham, Mass., to help high school juniors and their parents get a sure-footed start on applying to college. Step one: know thyself. Step two: understand that the best school for you may be one you've never even heard of yet.

This is the time of year when college admissions officers are invited to high schools for "junior kickoff" events, helping 11th graders get a sure-footed start on discovering, choosing, and applying to college. Consider this two-part episode a virtual kickoff, beginning with a roundup of news stories on the admissions beat, and followed, next week, by practical suggestions about how to begin your search. Lee Coffin's guests are Matt Hyde, assistant vice president and dean of admission at Lafayette College in Easton, Pa., and Kate Ramsdell, director of college counseling at Noble and Greenough School in Dedham, Mass.

In part 3 of our ongoing investigation into "Empires Fall," we examine how Night Demon came to work with producer Matt Hyde on this track, including Armand's long history with him. The band describes their experience in working with an outside producer and reflects on whether Night Demon really needs an outside ear in the studio. The guys also explain how and why they tapped Josh Newell for the final mix of the song.  You will also hear in detail from the three guests who contributed gang vocals, including their relationship with Night Demon, how they came to be involved in "Empires Fall," and their experiences in the studio.  Night Demon talk about how honored they were to have friends and musicians who influenced them contribute to this track, and how the guest vocalists lent punk credibility to the song. Become a subscriber today at nightdemon.net/subscriber. This week, subscribers have access to the bonus content below:Matt Hyde mix of Empires FallGallery of Lars and Matt and Jarvis recording gang vocalsMatt Hyde - https://www.matthyde.com/Holy Grail - https://www.holygrailofficial.com/Rancid - https://www.rancidrancid.com/Lars Frederiksen - https://www.facebook.com/larsfrederiksenofficialCharger - https://www.facebook.com/ChargerEBMichael Rosen - https://www.facebook.com/michaelsrosen Listen at nightdemon.net/podcast or anywhere you listen to podcasts! 

  Get a behind-the-scenes look at how ‘the Squirrels' came about and how the programme is providing 4 and 5 year olds with skills for life when it matters most by promoting key skills like working together, communication and language, as well as creativity and community awareness. Gain insight from an in-depth conversation covering the entire journey of how the Squirrels went from initial concept to successful funding, evidence-based piloting, execution and meaningful scale.  We hear of the many challenges that had to be overcome, the funding sources that were tapped and the diverse stakeholders who were brought on board to make this initiative a success. Thank you for downloading this episode. For information on nearly 150 interviews with remarkable thought-leaders in philanthropy, sustainability and social entrepreneurship visit our website at Lidji.org  

Matt Hyde is the equipment manager at Schuyler Meadows Club in Loudonville, New York. This 80s kid is a former dirt track racer and owner of a landscape business turned turf tech. Matt reminds us that you never know what the job you didn't get might lead to. He gives us the low-down on Baroness walk mowers and explains how he uses Google Drive for inventory and reorder to manage the parts shortages and backorders many of us currently face. Matt and Trent get into the importance of a good chef and the value of attending the GCSAA Conference & Trade Show. Say HEY to both of us in San Diego this year if you can get there!

New York Yankees scout Matt Hyde was named to New England Baseball Journal's list of the 50 Most Influential People back in 2019. Matt recently helped direct the Summer Rivalry Classic --- a showcase event for some of the top high school and college prospects in New England. He assembled the rosters and managed the Yankees scout team at Fenway Park. Host Dan Guttenplan talks with Matt about his path to becoming a scouting director and his thoughts on some of the top 2022 MLB Draft prospects from New England.

In this episode, we continue exploring the Night Demon members' musical history and precursor bands. We resume the story after the demise of Black Opal. Jarvis hooked up with a band called No Motiv as tour manager while exploring a career with Guitar Center, before abandoning corporate life and going all in by joining No Motiv as bass player.  Meanwhile, Armand joined a band called From Satellite formed as a splinter entity from No Motiv, first on bass and then on guitar. In From Satellite, Armand learned the seduction and pitfalls of easy major label backing, only to watch the band crater in the wake of Green Day's 'American Idiot' phenom in 2004. Meanwhile, Jarvis explored his musical dreams playing bass and contributing creatively in No Motiv, learning volumes about songwriting and touring life along the way. Together, From Satellite and No Motiv were pivotal musical experiences in the history of Armand and Jarvis, whose reverberations carry through to Night Demon today. Become a subscriber today at nightdemon.net/subscriber. This week, subscribers have access to the bonus content below:No Motiv streaming audio tracksNo Motiv streaming videoFrom Satellite streaming audio tracksFrom Satellite streaming video No Motiv "Beginning from the End" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sr5OlkliLKsFrom Satellite "A Hundred Days" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=byWr31z5c_c Listen at nightdemon.net/podcast or anywhere you listen to podcasts!To unlock massive amounts of bonus content, become a subscriber at nightdemon.net/subscriber

Matt Hyde is Chief Executive of the Scouts, the UK's largest coeducational youth movement. Formerly Chief Executive of the National Union of Students (NUS), he has undertaken a number of leadership roles in the charity sector and as Chief Executive of the Scouts has contributed to a period of record membership growth since he joined in 2013.  He has overseen the development and delivery of a rebrand, award-winning campaigns and has spearheaded work to support the growth of Scouting in areas of deprivation.Matt is also a trustee of Comic Relief, a Patron of UNLOCK (the charity for people with convictions) and was previously Vice-Chair of the National Council for Voluntary Organisations (NCVO).  He developed the world's first degree apprenticeship for social change which launched at Queen Mary University of London in 2019. Matt was awarded an OBE in the 2020 New Years Honours List and an Honorary Fellowship from Queen Mary University of London in 2012. He was named as one of the 25 most influential charity sector leaders by Charity Times in 2019.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary with portrait photos and a family video with George, Charlotte and Louis.Pod Save the Queen host Ann Gripper talks with Daily Mirror royal editor Russell Myers about their marking of the occasion and how 10 years of married (and royal) life have treated them, and Mirror royal photographer Ian Vogler shares his recollections of the big day.Kate has carved out a clear role for herself in the royal family, and Mirror Online features editor Zoe Forsey talks to Matt Hyde, chief executive of the Scouts, about what it has been like working with her.The team also catch up on the Queen and other royals' return to work after the loss of Prince Philip.

On this episode Metal Chris interviews Matt Hyde, vocalist of the New Zealand based band Beastwars, and talks about how his bout with cancer brought the broken up band back together resulting in Beastwars recording a new album just weeks after he finished his last chemotherapy treatment.

We met Matt on Day 143 of the 366 day journey of meeting someone new every day. Matt has worked as both an actor and corporate trainer across Australia and the U.K. He has spent 20 years connecting with audiences in the most compelling and authentic ways on stage and also in business.He founded Speakers Corner to help people speak with confidence, honesty, authenticity and integrity. Offering coaching and support to help people find their voice - whether it’s at work or a social setting.Speakers Corner inspires and motivates each individual to communicate in a way that is authentic, compelling and honest. Working to recognise habitual behaviours that restrict our natural ability to communicate and to make positive adjustments to build confidence, giving all speakers greater impact and influence.

Together with American Songwriter, we had the pleasure of interviewing Jason Charles Miller over Zoom video! Jason Charles Miller is set to release a new album, From the Wreckage – Part One, on Feb. 19, 2021. The first single from the album, “Better Late Than Never,” is available now via all streaming platforms. Straddling the line between rock and country, the new single and forthcoming album will be released through Miller’s own Haunted Mill Music record label, and puts his gritty, passion-filled style on full display.Produced by Jason Charles Miller, Stewart Cararas and Matt Hyde, From the Wreckage – Part One is Miller’s fifth full-length and sixth studio release. The album features several collaborations, including Adam Shoenfeld (Tim McGraw) playing lead guitar and “Cowboy” Eddie Long (Jamey Johnson) playing pedal steel on “Better Late Than Never,” Duane Betts of the Allman Betts Band on “Expiration Day,” and Katie Cole from Smashing Pumpkins on “Day After Day” along with Eban Schletter (film composer) playing the theremin.An accomplished performer with more than two decades of professional experience as a singer, songwriter, producer and voice actor, Jason Charles Miller has quietly established himself as a strong force in the Americana, Country and Southern Rock genres.Released in 2018 by Sony Music, In the Wasteland was Miller’s third full-length solo release. It featured numerous guest appearances, including Rickey Medlocke (Lynyrd Skynyrd), Charlie Starr (Blackberry Smoke), and Dug Pinnick (King’s X). The album expanded on Miller’s roots in Americana and country, dynamically exposing his blues-inspired and southern rock influences. As a solo artist, Jason Charles Miller has performed alongside and opened for country and rock artists including Billy Ray Cyrus, Alan Jackson, Eric Church, Toby Keith, Ashley McBryde, Allman Betts Band, .38 Special, Night Ranger, Gary Allan, Justin Moore, Big Kenny of Big and Rich, and Jerrod Niemann.In 2019, Miller was lead vocalist on the Billboard chart-topping theme song for the ‘Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers’ video game. He has also contributed two songs to the critically acclaimed ‘Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance’ soundtrack and sang backup for Robert Smith of The Cure on the Reeves Gabrels/Robert Smith track “Yesterday’s Gone.”As the frontman and founder of the rock band Godhead, he was the only artist ever signed to Marilyn Manson’s Posthuman Records and sold more than 250,000 albums touring the world with the likes of Ozzy Osbourne, Rammstein, Disturbed, Linkin Park, Slipknot, Marilyn Manson and Korn frontman Jonathan Davis. In 2004, Miller penned the all-star collaboration "Forever in Our Hearts," a song to benefit the victims of the 2004 tsunami in South Asia, which included Brian McKnight, Mya, Jacoby Shaddix (Papa Roach), Nate Dogg, and many more.Originally from Clifton, VA, Miller now lives in Los Angeles, CA, where he owns and runs the successful recording complex Central Command Studios.We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod  #foryou #foryoupage #stayhome #togetherathome #zoom #aspn #americansongwriter #americansongwriterpodcastnetworkListen & Subscribe to BiBFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! 

  Scouting prepress young people with skills for life. It has been around for 113 years and is active in 190 countries. There are 53 million scouts worldwide and 460,000 in the UK. Moreover, there are 160,000 adult volunteers in the UK and 60,000 young people who are waiting to join the Scouts.   In the UK, the Scouts are a federation of 8,000 Scout charities. The organisation has numerous income streams and areas of operations.   Matt sheds light on the dynamics of how the Scouts operates in the UK and we discuss how different parts of the organisation have been impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.  He describes in detail the painful realisation over the late summer, 2020, that this pandemic wasn’t going to be going away quickly and, therefore, they needed a decisive plan.   Consequently, the team has been reduced from approximately 390 staff to around 260, and many property assets, including Baden-Powell House in central London, are being disposed.   This has been painful for the entire organisation and staff morale has clearly been affected. And, yet, there is a realisation of the importance of focusing on the Scouts’ mission and ensuring everything works towards achieving that.   Matt’s key takeaway for other leaders trying to weather the storm: The first thing is to go back to your mission. Ask yourself, is everything you’re doing furthering your mission?  And, are you taking those difficult but courageous decisions that you need to take?  Because, sometimes, to build the new you have to give up some of the past, and that’s difficult — and it’s emotionally difficult. We often don’t talk enough about the emotional drain on leaders. It’s about a mindset shift that says, OK, we’re going to build something new and therefore we’re going to take these difficult decisions. And then, ask how are you adapting your strategy in order to deliver that — in order to return to a time when you can be more optimistic about the future. You have to go to the depths of those difficult moments to come out on the other side.   Visit The Do One Better! Podcast website at Lidji.org for guest bios, episode notes and useful links. Please subscribe on your favourite podcast app and share widely with others — thank you!  

This week Chris is speaking with Matt Hyde of Recruit121 who heads up Teams of Recruiters across the UK. He'll be telling me more about how the world of recruitment has totally changed thanks to the coronavirus and where the world of recruitment is heading.

Yankee scout Matt Hyde joins Ed to talk about the life and passing of his friend and colleague Kelly Rodman.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chief Executive of the Scouts UK, Matt Hyde, joins Alberto Lidji to discuss inclusivity, growth and why Scouting transforms lives in 193 countries.  Matt Hyde introduces listeners to the global Scout movement and to the Scouts in the UK.  Scouting was set up in 1907 and today has approximately 50 million Scouts in 193 countries.  The organisation aims to prepare young people, aged 6 to 25 (exact ages vary in different countries), with skills for life.  In the UK, there are 460,000 young people participating in the Scouts and 160,000 adult volunteers. Interestingly, there are currently 60,000 young people waiting to join the Scouts in the UK – this waiting list is due to a need for additional adult volunteers.  Matt sheds light on how to join the Scouts, what it entails and how it transforms lives.  He gives listeners visibility into his own personal journey in the Scouts.  He got into the Scouts as a young child, which set him on a leadership development path and, now, he finds himself as the Chief Executive of the Scouts in the UK. Matt also provides insight into their corporate strategy.  We hear how the Scouts in the UK are considering expanding their provision into the ‘Early Years’ for participants aged 4 and 5. Encouragingly, they have received funding to run 40 pilots from diverse funders.  For the next four years, the Scouts are looking to add another 50,000 participants, reach out to and engage with people living in deprived areas; inclusion is of vital importance and they want to ensure that Scouting in the UK represents modern British society on all fronts -- gender equality, LGBT+ issues, race, ethnicity and more. When defining success for the next few years, Matt is focused on growth, inclusivity, ensuring that the Scouts are shaped by young people, and achieving substantive community impact. Full episode notes, links and guest bios are available at Lidji.org -- Please subscribe to this podcast if you’ve enjoyed it. Thank you!

An in-depth conversation with Beastwars' lead singer Matt Hyde. We talk through his early life and careers including his stints in hospitality and music; he was all but ready to chuck the towel in (again) when he found himself fronting the Wellington-based metal/rock band Beastwars. They released three great albums and then broke-up. Matt was diagnosed with cancer. He responded well to the treatment and the band gathered to record new songs, to be together. Now, a year on that album has been readied for release. We talk about all of this and more.

An in-depth conversation with Beastwars' lead singer Matt Hyde. We talk through his early life and careers including his stints in hospitality and music; he was all but ready to chuck the towel in (again) when he found himself fronting the Wellington-based metal/rock band Beastwars. They released three great albums and then broke-up. Matt was diagnosed with cancer. He responded well to the treatment and the band gathered to record new songs, to be together. Now, a year on that album has been readied for release. We talk about all of this and more. Get full access to Sounds Good! at simonsweetman.substack.com/subscribe

Wellington’s Beastwars is perhaps New Zealand’s best-loved metal band, so when they broke up in 2016, fans were gutted. Worse news was to follow – a year later, the band’s frontman Matt Hyde was diagnosed with cancer. He tells RNZ Music’s Kirsten Johnstone how his fight back from illness got the band back together.

A conversation with lead singer of Beastwars, Matt Hyde.

Amanda Mackenzie and Matt Hyde join James Ashton to discuss promoting better business behaviour, mobilising a volunteer force, magpieing great ideas and showing some vulnerability. Amanda Mackenzie is the chief executive of Business in the Community - The Prince of Wales’ Responsible Business Network. Its 700 members seek to do business better - whether that is helping the environment, their own staff, or society at large. If they get it right, they might even boost levels of public trust in large enterprise. Mackenzie has over 25 years of commercial experience, including director roles at British Airways Airmiles, BT and British Gas. She joined Aviva as chief marketing officer to change its name from Norwich Union. Matt Hyde is chief executive of the Scouts, the fast-growing youth movement with 640,000 members in the UK. While for some adventurer Bear Grylls is the organisation’s public face as the Chief Scout, Hyde has spent the last six years working on strategies that have developed the Scouts far beyond their campfire heritage. A Million Hands has reasserted the Scouts’ strength in volunteering while Skills for Life has taught youngster about teamwork and leadership. Hyde was formerly chief executive of the National Union of Students. Find out more @leadingpod or www.leadingpod.com

On this edition of Noise Pollution, Shayne speaks with Franccesco Paoli from Fleshgod Apocalypse about their upcoming new album, Veleno. He also speaks with Matt Hyde from New Zealand based band, Beastwars, about their new album IV. We also sneak in a track from Melbourne hard rockers Ablaze. www.noisepollutionnetwork.wordpress.com www.facebook.com/noisepollution5150

Beastwars vocalist Matt Hyde opens up to HEAVY Mag about the fight of his life that led to the band's new album.

In this special episode of the Business Weekly podcast, Business News Wales hosted a special discussion on Fintech. The round table discussion was sponsored by Recruit121 and Fintech Awards Wales Hosted by Matt Hyde of Recruit121 the round table comprised of; Richard Theo - CEO of Wealthify and Fintech Wales Envoy Louise O'Shea - CEO of Confused.com Rhys David - CEO of Credas During the podcast, the guests spoke on a number of subjects including; What is Fintech? How is Fintech disrupting the Financial services sector? How can Fintech companies work together for the betterment of the industry And what challenges the Fintech sector is currently facing in Wales Listen below to the full discussion.

Going though a difficult time? Walking through a process of stripping or great loss? This podcast is a conversation with 2 men who are mid-process, mid-muck, mid-fire in most trying times of their lives.  They are sharing what is transpiring in their hearts and it is a message of hope for all men who think they are alone. Take heart from this podcast because as you will hear, we all have wounds that we feel disqualify us, but those wounds can be used to grow us beyond our wildest dreams.

Welcome to the inaugural Business Weekly podcast, a podcast rounding up some of the major and most interesting stories of the week on Business News Wales. In this week’s show.. We speak to Professor Dylan Jones Evans about this week’s Newport City Summit. We have an update from Swansea City FC legend Leon Britton on his latest business venture in Swansea Could Welsh pork carry the same brand strength as Welsh lamb? Kirstie Jones, from Hybu Cig Cymru explains all. Over 100 businesses have been nominated for a variety of Welsh Business awards this week and we spoke to Heather Myers from the South Wales Chamber, Matt Hyde from Finance Awards Wales and Fflur Jones from Wales HR Awards. Neil Francis from Knight Frank tells us why the welsh industrial property market has been on the rise. Entrepreneur Tanya Lynch tells us about her latest business venture Digital Detox and our very own Chris McColgan tells us about a formula 3D circuit race planned for Carmarthenshire this summer.

Janet Robin Biography “Working with Janet was an unforgettable experience. She followed her spirit – no limits. Janet’s love for her art is evident in her impassioned musicianship and inspired songwriting. The music we created together, vibrant and full of energy, encapsulates all that she is.”-John Carter Cash (Producer, owner Cash Cabin Studios) “From Randy Rhoads to Precious Metal, Lindsey Buckingham to John Carter Cash and all points in between – like a stint working with Meredith Brooks, opening for Midge Ure or appearing with Monte Montgomery – the ongoing tale of singer/guitarist/songwriter Janet Robin is a fascinating journey.” – Pollstar Janet Robin can be defined in a single word: musician. Many people attempt to make music, but few earn that illustrious title. Those in this business reserve that label for the rare individuals who consistently demonstrate a high level of talent, perseverance, taste and sensitivity over a period of time. To these people making music is not simply a pastime; it is a matter of blood and guts. That a serious addiction to making music runs through Robin’s veins is made clear from a quick review of her career. A Southern California native, Robin’s musical education began the moment she met her guitar teacher, Randy Rhoads (Quiet Riot, Ozzy Osbourne). Under Rhoads’ tutelage, Robin became an ace six-string player and, while still in high school, parlayed this education into a position as the lead guitarist for the all-female rock band Precious Metal. Discovered by Rodney Bingenheimer of the legendary L.A. rock radio station KROQ, Precious Metal was soon signed to Polygram Records. Later moving to Chameleon/Capitol Records, Precious Metal released several albums, wrote with Heart, Poison and Cheap Trick, toured extensively and gained accolades from both fans and critics alike. Following the demise of Precious Metal, Robin joined Fleetwood Mac guitarist Lindsey Buckingham’s band in support of his 1992 solo album, Out of the Cradle (Reprise Records). A consummate pro, working with Buckingham profoundly influenced Robin’s guitar playing, singing and songwriting, as well as her general approach to the music business. This new direction led to Robin’s 1998 debut solo album, Open the Door. Released on her own label, Little Sister Records, Buzz Weekly described the CD as “smart, savvy, fuzzy, hooky pop.” She has seen songs from this album featured in film and television; most notably on the then popular T.V. show Felicity. Ever the road warrior, she supported the disc by opening for such acts as Heart, Colin Hay, Loudon Wainwright III and the Smithereens, steadily building a wide fan base. Robin has since continued to tour heavily and averages as many as 150 dates per year. Encouraged by the warm reception of her debut, Robin released three more albums on Little Sister including the acoustic After the Flood which was recorded in Laurel Canyon and features “Beautiful Freak” which has since become a fan favorite and one of Robin’s defining songs. Also among these records is 2007’s Days of Summer. Recorded with producers David Bianco (Tom Petty, Teenage Fanclub, Mick Jagger) and Steve Baughman (Eminem, 50 Cent), this acoustic based EP is the work of an artist willing and able to explore the poignant emotional states of adulthood while avoiding the stereotypes brought on by most acoustic singer-songwriters. Working on the album was an experience that greatly affected her style and led Robin to many new and exciting opportunities including multiple tours in Europe. 2012 here in the USA, saw Robin release her album Everything Has Changed that bridges the gap between passionate acoustic music and gutsy rock n’ roll. With the help of her dedicated fan base, Robin was able to raise the funds ($20,000) for that studio effort. The loyal support enabled her to team up with producer John Carter Cash (Johnny Cash, June Carter Cash, The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band) at Cash Cabin Studios outside of Nashville. The son of Johnny and June, Carter Cash was a producer on the Johnny Cash biopic Walk The Line and produced several records with his father as well as a Grammy Award winning record for June. Built by Johnny in 1979, this studio is where the country legend recorded much of his later work including his final recording, American V: A Hundred Highways, which was released posthumously and co-produced by Rick Rubin and John Carter. Robin had previously released “Everything Has Changed,” in Europe, with Hypertension Music based in Hamburg, Germany. Coupled with the strength of her growing European following and introduced to the German based label by friend and frequent touring partner Colin Hay (Men At Work), Robin signed a licensing and distribution deal with Hypertension for a Winter 2010 European release of Everything Has Changed. The company also did the booking for Robin throughout Europe and after the initial release in Europe, she secured a January 2010 tour with Midge Ure (Ultravox – co-organizer of Live Aid, Band Aid and Live 8). Janet enjoyed the experience of working with Cash so much that she returned this 2016 to record her latest studio effort "Take me as I am" again with John Carter Cash as executive producer and Chuck Turner producing and engineering: "We have talked at great length about this project and he understands my desire and vision to record an album that is representative of the energy brought out in my live performances," Robin says of John Carter Cash. "It’s just great to work with a producer that lets me be myself, yet brings out the best in my work. There weren’t many restraints working with John and the vibe and history at Cash Cabin is overwhelmingly inspiring. John seems to "get me." The official release for "Take me as I am" in the USA will be Oct. 17th, 2016 and the European/UK one will be in January 2017. She has since had several successful headlining tours in the Czech Republic, Poland, Germany, UK, and France where she plays solo acoustic shows, and with a her band, to sold out crowds in clubs (200-400 cap venues) and festivals (1,000's) across Europe. Janet recently finished a 34 date whirlwind summer tour in 5 countries in Europe, culminating with a featured solo performance at the renowned "Blues & Jazz Festival" in Rapperswil-Jona, Switzerland. In addition to pursuing her solo career both in the U.S. and abroad, few musicians are able to work with the great variety of artists that Robin has been fortunate enough to be around. Besides the aforementioned Lindsey Buckingham, Robin has toured, performed with, recorded, or written songs with Tommy Emmanuel, Peppino D’Agostino, Meredith Brooks, Monty Montgomery, Michelle Shocked, Maia Sharp, Marcy Levy (co-writer with Eric Clapton on “Lay Down Sally”), Ann and Nancy Wilson (Heart), Garrison Starr, Anne McCue and many more. Her most recent side-woman gig was the touring guitarist of Air Supply in 2009. In 2015, She was featured on the bill for the prestigious "All Star Guitar Night" which features some of the top guitar players in the world, during the LA NAMM convention. Touring nearly 150 dates a year with her own project, she has seen her solo career rise to higher and higher levels each year. Robin has also had songs placed in TV and films such as “One Life to Live,” “All my Children,” “Felicity,” “Free Enterprise,” and many more. She has also recently completed the original score for the short film “Traces” directed by Joseph Culp (actor Robert Culp’s son) and the film was accepted into the prestigious Palm Springs Short Film Festival and the Hollywood Film Awards, in June 2012. In January of 2015, Janet was also hand-picked to coach and consult actress Jennifer Jason Leigh for 2 months on location and in Los Angeles for a special guitar scene in the Quentin Tarantino film, "The Hateful Eight." The actress was nominated for an Academy Award. And in June/July of 2015 she was also hand picked for the guitar position in the musical "Girlfriend" to rave reviews at The Kirk Douglas Theater in Culver City, California. Along with Janet's busy solo career she has started a side project featuring 4 amazing guitar players- "The String Revolution." Combining 4 guitarists each with their own unique contribution to a "band" sound. They have finished their first release and it was mixed by the prestigious Matt Hyde in London who worked previously with famed guitarists Rodrigo y Gabriela. The record was released Oct. 15, 2016 and touring dates to follow. However, one need not base their judgment on Robin solely on those with whom she has been associated. Only a listen to her albums or a ticket to one of her shows will prove the opening claim to be true. For what underlies the Janet Robin labels of singer, guitarist, songwriter, producer, and road warrior is a single word: musician. Janet Robin Music http://janetrobin.com http://thestringrevolution.com _______________________________________________________________________ Janet Robin conducts guitar workshops, has hosted DVD recordings for Alfred Music Publishing, and is a respected clinician and endorser for Turner-Renaissance Guitars, Line 6. Taylor Guitars, Fender Guitars, Martin Guitars, Seymour Duncan, Audix, Martin Guitars, Daisy Rock, DR Strings, Clayton Picks, & Thimble Slide amongst others.

Working Class Audio Session #102 with Frank McDonough!!! Frank McDonough has worked in the music industry since 1988. He worked at Arista Records for four years, then worked for various producer management firms, eventually starting his own company in January 2000. McDonough Managment has a small but impressive client roster including former WCA alumni Andrew Scheps, Matt Wallace, Joe Barresi, Ross Hogarth and Rob Schnapf as well as Mike Clink, David Bianco, Nick Didia, John Fields, Paul David Hager, Matt Hyde, Alain Johannes, Pierre Marchand, Nick Raskulinecz, Garth Richardson and Phillip Steir. Frank joins Matt for conversation over Skype and takes us through the realities of what a manager does and what he or she does not. Enjoy!

SPECIAL EDITION! 3 Hours of Hell during our Infrastructure exam including keyboard reviews and other news from Matt Hyde and others for the season finale. https://archive.org/download/50moh11-14/50moh14.mp3