Podcast appearances and mentions of Matt Parsons

Is your gut controlling your brain? Neil deGrasse Tyson, Gary O'Reilly, & Chuck Nice dive into the gut-brain connection, GLP-1, and how this connection plays a role in conditions like anxiety, IBS, and even neurodegenerative diseases with gastroenterologist Emeran Mayer.NOTE: StarTalk+ Patrons can listen to this entire episode commercial-free here:https://startalkmedia.com/show/the-gut-brain-connection-with-emeran-mayer/Thanks to our Patrons Sebastian, micheal bulger, Brenna C, Greg Neeley, Kathy Han, Elizabeth Hoecker, Sandra A. Segovia, Roy Rudder, Badri, Kevin Cromarty, Javier Toscano, Steven Tankard, Paul Goggin, Manjinder, Clare Martin, Kiru, Christopher Deutsch, Pat the builder, Christian Martel, Adrew Hernandez, Chris Talbot, Austin Kirkland, Elihu Del Valle, matthew Scofield, Ed Labaro, Eric Kennedy, Max Arnold, muffy7, Jomo, Visva Visva, Stephen Nicoud, Joseph Jeries, Mohammed Saif, Xebec, Fekeetsa, Neeraj Chadee, Suzanna Alexander, Balkrishna Heroor, James Williams, Andrew Perez, Christopher Pence, Ryan A, and Matt Parsons for supporting us this week. Subscribe to SiriusXM Podcasts+ to listen to new episodes of StarTalk Radio ad-free and a whole week early.Start a free trial now on Apple Podcasts or by visiting siriusxm.com/podcastsplus.

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This week we have a big show, with bigger guests. Sami Whitcomb who has played two games for the Willetton Tigers before she heads off to Seattle to start her season with the Storm in the WNBA, we had an amazing chat and gave us some tips for Round 4. Zac Gattorna from the Geraldton Buccaneers joined me from Gero to chat about coming off the NBL Championship Series with the Back 2 Back champs Sydney Kings. Head Coach of the Perry Lakes Hawks and great friend of the show Matt Parsons helped discuss the men's division, also Eryn Fisher from the Eastern Suns on her way home from a big win against the Slammers on Saturday night joined me over the phone for the women's division recap.

In this episode of ScaleUp Radio, we have a couple of presentations and a panel discussion on the theme of ‘how and why to define your core purpose'.   Do not underestimate the power of galvanising your team around a purpose. The longer I've been in business and the more businesses we have worked with, it is clear that those with a strong sense of core values and core purpose are the ones that succeed over time and go further than the others.  They also tend to be the most resilient in challenging times!     Purpose-driven workers are 54 percent more likely to stay for five years at a company and 30 percent more likely to grow into high performers than those who arrive at work with only their paycheck as the motivator.   In this episode, Louise guides us through what we need to think about and we bring in additional perspectives from Stu Avis of Audacious Creative and Lizzy Bernthal of Release Your Potential about their thoughts on core purpose, as well as an excellent piece on integrity by Lizzy.   The episode is wrapped up with a  panel discussion where a group of business owners discuss their take on core purpose and the importance to their businesses.     Presenters – Stu Avis – Audacious Creative - https://uk.linkedin.com/in/stu-avis Dr Lizzy Bernthal – Release Your Potential - https://uk.linkedin.com/in/lizzybernthal-resilience-specialist    David Lynes from Unique IQ - https://uk.linkedin.com/in/davidlynes  Clare Vale from Sign Solutions - https://uk.linkedin.com/in/clare-vale-6032b416  David Lincoln Lewis from Industrial Switchgear - https://uk.linkedin.com/in/david-lincoln-lewis-66242193  Hannah Haffield from Make More Noise PR - https://uk.linkedin.com/in/hannahhaffield  Nigel Busby from In Control Marketing - https://uk.linkedin.com/in/nigel-busby-310aa57  Dave Perrigo from Perrigo Consultants - https://uk.linkedin.com/in/daveperrigo  Jenny Powell from JDP Procurement - https://uk.linkedin.com/in/jenny-powell-987137a    Lisa Chambers from KMB Telemarketing - https://uk.linkedin.com/in/chamberslisa  Paul Rhodes from Green Gorilla - https://uk.linkedin.com/in/ukwebdevelopment  Matt Busby from The Name Label - https://uk.linkedin.com/in/matt-busby-79594b5  Gary MaWhinney from Platform 81 - https://uk.linkedin.com/in/gary-mawhinney-74569524  Matt Parsons from Surftech IT - https://uk.linkedin.com/in/matthew-parsons-a1515521  Faith Guest from Tools of the Trade - https://uk.linkedin.com/in/faith-guest-407a428  Jeremy Strong from Invoco Telecoms - https://uk.linkedin.com/in/jeremystrong  Stu Avis from Audacious Creative - https://uk.linkedin.com/in/stu-avis Peter Chatterley from Talent Hackers - https://uk.linkedin.com/in/thetalenthackers      Scaling up your business isn't easy, and can be a little daunting. Let ScaleUp Radio make it a little easier for you. With guests who have been where you are now, and can offer their thoughts and advice on several aspects of business. ScaleUp Radio is the business podcast you've been waiting for.   If you would like to be a guest on ScaleUp Radio, please click here: https://bizsmarts.co.uk/scaleupradio/apply   You can get in touch with Kevin here: kevin@biz-smart.co.uk   Kevin's New Book Is Now Available!    Drawing on BizSmart's own research and experiences of working with hundreds of owner-managers, Kevin Brent explores the key reasons why most organisations do not scale and how the challenges change as they reach different milestones on the ScaleUp Journey. He then details a practical step by step guide to successfully navigate between the milestones in the form of ESUS - a proven system for entrepreneurs to scale up.    More on the Book HERE - https://www.esusgroup.co.uk/

Liverpool's composite king Matt Parsons joined me to discuss his top tips for anterior composite, as well as some of the tips he has learnt from my previous guests! This is a very visual episode, be sure to check out the video version on IGTV!

This week Blake Srdarev, Head Coach of the Lakeside Lightning joined me on the show to go through the Round 12 results. Our guest this week was Neseya Parker-Williams from the Joondalup Wolves, we spoke about the upcoming First Nations round for Round 13, also her time with the Wolves and their undefeated streak in 2022. Then for the men's division Head Coach of the Perry Lakes Hawks, Matt Parsons joined me to go through all the updates for the men's.

The NBL1 West Radio show team speak to Matt Parsons, head coach of the champion Perry Lakes Hawks, Vlad Alava, the Womens Mandurah Magic head coach, and recent NBL1 West returnee Shaq Maharaj at the East Perth Eagles.  

This week for round 7 & round 8 of the NBL1 West I had Head Coach of the Mandurah Magic women's Vlad Alava on the show to talk about the results and updates from the women's division. I also had Patricia Brossmann from the Rockingham Flames join me on the show! Patty was born in Berlin, Germany and she has played for the German National Team, also has spent time in France playing. Coming off a huge game with 42 points and 12 rebounds Patty is loving life in WA. Matt Parsons the Head Coach of the Perry Lakes Hawks joined me over the phone to discuss the results from round 7 and we gave our tips for this weekends upcoming round 8.

JBS Foods is a $30B meat processor that most people didn't know about until they paid ransomware attackers REvil $11M last June in order to get plants in the U.S. and Brazil up and running, and prevent what is believed to be up to 5 TB of data from being leaked.According to SecurityScorecard.com, the hackers obtained leaked credentials from employees in Australia and began probing the company's network and extracting data three months prior to issuing their demands.SecurityScorecard estimates that over 20 percent of food companies have a known vulnerability, and nearly 400 have suffered a breach and/or attack. To help shed some light on these vulnerabilities, and how to prevent or respond to them, we're excited to welcome Matt Parsons, Director of Network and Security Product Management at Sungard Availability Services to the program. Sungard is a leading provider of network and cloud computing security services.To download our latest report on industrial cybersecurity, The Industrial Sector's New Battlefield, click here.

The mounting fear of cyberattacks against U.S. critical infrastructure has sparked action from the federal government, including imploring these organizations to shore up their cyber defenses and implementing new reporting requirements. On this episode of IT Availability Now, host Servaas Verbiest and guest Matt Parsons, Director of Network and Security Product Management at Sungard AS, discuss this growing concern, identify where U.S. critical infrastructure organizations are most exposed and outline measures they should take to protect themselves against possible attacks.Listen to this full episode to learn:What's most alarming about recent strikes on critical infrastructure, like the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack and the JBS cyberattack  Why critical infrastructure organizations are prime targets for bad actorsWhat makes critical infrastructure entities so vulnerable, including where they're typically most exposedWhat critical infrastructure organizations can do to shore up the common vulnerabilities that will have the biggest impactAs Director of Product Field Strategy at Sungard AS, Servaas Verbiest assists businesses and organizations in realizing the full potential of cloud computing by thinking strategically, deploying rapidly, and acting as an ambassador for the cloud ecosystem. While at Sungard AS, Servaas has worked with more than 1,000 unique clients across multiple industries on complex application deployments, re-platforming, public cloud integrations, private cloud deployments, application lifecycle, and hybrid cloud model development.Matt Parsons is Director of Network and Security Product Management at Sungard AS. Matt's background and specialty is in network and security architectures, helping enterprises build secure, resilient, and highly available private and public cloud infrastructures.Listen and subscribe to IT Availability Now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Podchaser, deezer, Podcast Addict, Listen Notes, and more.

This week Jayden Drown subbed in for Blake Srdarev as co-host, Casey Milo has broken the all-time games played in the SBL/NBL1 West and also having the MVP award named after her. Her Magic have started off the 2022 season on a roll. Round 5 is BCNA Pink round as we raise funds to give to this great cause, We spoke to Shane Prior who is the State Manager for Bakers Delight who are a foundation partner of BCNA. Shane with the help of Warwick, Eastern Suns and Perth have come together to make this round a big one. We spoke to Matt Parsons 3x SBL/NBL1 West championship winning Head Coach for the Perry Lakes Hawks. He also left a message for my co-host. Last but not least we talked to Ben Purser from the Hawks as he recorded 350 games in the SBL/NBL1 West last round, we spoke about his career so far and how his Hawks have started off their championship defence for 2022 As always we went through all the fixtures, upcoming Round 5 games and all the news from around the NBL1 West.

Servaas Verbiest, Lead Cloud Evangelist at Sungard AS, makes his debut as the new host of IT Availability Now. The topic of his first show: blockchain network resilience.Joined by Matthew Parsons, Director of Network and Security Product Management at Sungard AS, the two discuss what a blockchain is, how it's connected to cryptocurrency and why the platforms used to trade crypto face more risks than you realize. Listen to this full episode to learn:What key protections crypto platforms may be missing compared to platforms for regulated currencies The risks crypto platforms face without the right safeguards in place  How to evaluate crypto exchanges and the most important questions to ask when deciding between platformsWhat steps crypto platforms can take to ensure they're more resilient As the Lead Cloud Evangelist at Sungard AS, Servaas Verbiest assists businesses and organizations in realizing the full potential of cloud computing by thinking strategically, deploying rapidly, and acting as an ambassador for the cloud ecosystem. While at Sungard AS, Servaas has worked with more than 1,000 unique clients across multiple industries on complex application deployments, re-platforming, public cloud integrations, private cloud deployments, application lifecycle, and hybrid cloud model development.Matt Parsons is Director of Network and Security Product Management at Sungard AS. Matt's background and specialty is in network and security architectures, helping enterprises build secure, resilient, and highly available private and public cloud infrastructures.Listen and subscribe to IT Availability Now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Podchaser, deezer, Podcast Addict, Listen Notes, and more.

In the first podcast of 2022, we welcome composite king Matt Parsons to the show.    Matt practices in the world's composite capital, Liverpool, where a strong social presence has made him one of the city's most in-demand dentists.   Matt tells all about Liverpool life, dishing essential tips on composites, lifts the lid on his year in practice down under and reveals how an Instagram competition took his list to heady new heights almost overnight.   Enjoy!   “My friend Benji said to me one day: “I'm going to be a dentist when I'm older.” We were like 11 years old and I said, “cool, so do I…” And that was the day I decided.”   Matt Parsons In This Episode 02.21 - Backstory 05.46 - Dental school 07.15 - VT 09.08 - Australia 15.22 - Composites 23.05 - Instagram 33.11 - What patients want 45.48 - Composite milestones and technique  53.07 - Clinical tips 01.00.16 - Managing teams 01.03.36 - Blackbox thinking 01.11.46 - Confidence 01.15.45 - Parents and family 01.18.46 - Future plans 01.22.10 - Back teeth 01.25.04 - Contentment 01.27.34 - Last days and legacy 01.31.22 - Fantasy dinner parties  About Matt Parsons Matt graduated in 2013 from Liverpool Dental School, where he was elected student president.   He carried out VT training in North Wales. He gained membership of the Royal College of Surgeons and Physicians, Glasgow, before travelling internationally and spending a year in practice in Melbourne Australia.   Upon returning to the UK in 2016, Matt developed an interest in cosmetic dentistry and composite bonding. His work has helped him develop a large Instagram following and he now teaches bonding to other dentists.   Matt practices at Duthie Dental in Liverpool and Ruh Dental in Manchester.

The time has come where only 2 teams in each division are left and will battle it out on the 3rd of September to be crowned the inaugural NBL1 West Champions os 2021, Its be a challenging year for the first ever NBL1 West season with lockdowns, Covid scares and wondering if the season will continue. This weeks episode we had a cast of guests, firstly Head Coach of the East Perth Eagles, my co-host Blake Srdarev, Also from the Eagles Opal Mader, from the Lakeside Lighting Kyle Armour, from the Joondalup Wolves Georgia Denehey, from the Warwick Senators Caitie Jones and Head Coach of the Eastern Suns women's Craig Mansfield. We also had Head Coach of the Perry Lakes Hawks men's Matt Parsons join us, we discussed the recent fixtures and our tips for both men's and women's Grand Finals!

This weeks episode I was joined in the studio by Head Coach of the Perry Lakes Hawks men's team Matt Parsons, who is waiting to see who his Hawkies will be up against in the Semi-Final on Saturday. Also from the Perry Lakes Hawks was my guest Ben Purser, Ben has played over 300 SBL/NBL1 West games in his career all for the Hawks. I chatted with CEO and Head Coach of the Cockburn Cougars Tyrone Thwaites about his finals campaign and how he has dealt with the rollercoaster season of 2021.

Regular hosts Brett Costello and Ben Ettridge are joined by sports journalist Chris Pike for all the round ups, reviews and views from the NBL1 West, Men and Women. We speak to Matt Parsons, the head coach of the Perry Lakes Hawks, and break down all of the upcoming finals action.  

Second to last episode of the year! We have a great weekly rundown with spring sports coming to an end. We interviewed junior Alli Senedak and Backpack Fund president Matt Parsons this week as well. Give it a listen and have a great week Riverside!   00:19 Student Shout Out 00:59 Staff Shout Out 01:46 Weekly Rundown 04:25 Matt Parsons 14:35 Alli Senedak 24:24 Outro

In this episode of ScaleUp Radio, we discuss Measuring What Matters within your business.   You may well have heard the term KPI - Key Performance Indicators - and it’s the reviewing, the monitoring, the measuring of these indicators that helps you gain a better perspective on your business.   So - you’re going to hear a small presentation where I talk about the benefits of Measuring within your business, and deciding What you should be measuring.   Then, you’ll hear from Helen Bower from Adder Bookkeeping (linkedin.com/in/helen-bower-38593023) who will look at one aspect of measuring with a business - the financials. She’ll talk about the importance of Power Of Percentages, as well as keeping an eye on your gross and net profit.   In the second half of the episode there is a panel discussion about KPI’s and measuring with your business, and the place that this process has within your scale up journey.   On the panel, including myself are:   Deborah Mann from Parallel Lines - linkedin.com/in/debbie-mann Matt Busby from The Name Label - linkedin.com/in/matt-busby-79594b5 Matt Parsons from Surftech IT - linkedin.com/in/matthew-parsons-a1515521 Faith Guest from Tools of the Trade - linkedin.com/in/faith-guest-407a428 Jeremy Strong from Invoco Telecoms - linkedin.com/in/jeremystrong Graeme Thurman from Citizen Comms - linkedin.com/in/advertisingandmarketingeventsandexhibitionsvideoandediting Peter Chatterley from Talent Hackers  - linkedin.com/in/thetalenthackers   Also, you’ll hear something called The Balanced Scorecard get mentioned a couple of times. If you’d like a copy of that, just send an email to admin@biz-smart.co.uk   As always, there’s plenty in this episode for you, no matter where you are on your own scale up journey, or the size of the company.   ScaleUp Radio cannot be held responsible for the content of third party websites   Scaling up your business isn't easy, and can be a little daunting. Let ScaleUp Radio make it a little easier for you. With guests who have been where you are now, and can offer their thoughts and advice on several aspects of business. ScaleUp Radio is the business podcast you've been waiting for.   You can get in touch with Kevin here: kevin@biz-smart.co.uk

When it comes to direct composite restorations, shape is more important than shade. Mastering primary anatomy with well defined line angles is the difference between mimicking nature or ending up with flat white blobs with no definition. In this Group Function I'm joined by Dr Matt Parsons who answers the following question from the Protruserati: Once you have drawn on the desired line angles, how would you suggest to really define them? When using bur or disc I tend to find I get a result which is rather flat and lacks line angle definition.Dr Devin Firstly, if you don't already follow Dr Matt Parsons on Instagram....you will now, and therefore you're welcome. It's dental porn. https://youtu.be/CFvmFm5FhQk Dr Matt Parsons on Nailing Line Angles If you have any other questions that would make a good group function, please do message me on @protrusivedental Instagram page or the Facebook Page If you enjoyed this, you will like my 3 reflections on a Composite Veneer case.

In this week’s episode of ScaleUp Radio we return to the theme of this month which is Growth.   If you missed it, it really is worth going back and listening to last week’s episode where we talked about some of the processes that business owners can utilise to look at opportunities for growth.   This time, we’ve gathered a number of business owners to talk about their thoughts on growth within their businesses and industries -  as well as some advice on how best to approach and incorporate growth as part of their scale up journey.   You’re going to hear from quite a few people, including:   Deborah Mann from Parallel Lines Lisa Chambers from KMB Telemarketing Matt Busby from The Name Label Company Richard Cox from Langley Business Systems Paul Rhodes from Green Gorilla Software Gary MaWhinner from Platform 81 Matt Parsons from Surftech IT Melanie Hawkett & Louise Blunt from Bizsmart Faith Guest from Tools of the Trade Jeremy Strong from Invoco Telecoms Graeme Thurman from Citizen Comms Pete Chatterley from Talent Hackers   (Kevin - don’t feel that you need to read ALL of these names out. Just pick 3 or 4 - apart from Matt and Paul who were featured in last week’s episode)   There really is a wealth of experience on this panel, so there’s no doubt that you will learn something practical from this discussion that you can apply to your own business straight away.       Deborah Mann can be found here - linkedin.com/in/debbie-mann   Lisa Chambers can be found here - linkedin.com/in/chamberslisa   Matt Busby can be found here - linkedin.com/in/matt-busby-79594b5   Richard Cox can be found here - linkedin.com/in/richard-cox-a8797438   Paul Rhodes can be found here - linkedin.com/in/ukwebdevelopment   Gary Mawhinney can be found here - linkedin.com/in/gary-mawhinney-74569524   Matt Parsons can be found here - linkedin.com/in/matthew-parsons-a1515521   Faith Guest can be found here - linkedin.com/in/faith-guest-407a428   Jeremy Strong can be found here - linkedin.com/in/jeremystrong   Graeme Thurman can be found here - linkedin.com/in/advertisingandmarketingeventsandexhibitionsvideoandediting   Pete Chatterley can be found here - linkedin.com/in/thetalenthackers   Scaling up your business isn't easy, and can be a little daunting. Let ScaleUp Radio make it a little easier for you. With guests who have been where you are now, and can offer their thoughts and advice on several aspects of business. ScaleUp Radio is the business podcast you've been waiting for.   You can get in touch with Kevin here: kevin@biz-smart.co.uk

Special guest Matt Parsons talks to us about his upcoming book, Production Haskell. https://leanpub.com/production-haskell https://twitter.com/prodhaskell

Can Haskell’s deriving mechanism be simplified? Cody Goodman, Cameron Gera, and Taylor Fausak walk through the changes that Matt Parsons suggested. -

On this week's show we kick off USL's Championship weekend talking with Lee Cohen, President of the Tampa Bay Rowdies. In USL League 1 we talk with Austin Panchot of Union Omaha. We hear from Xavier head men's coach Andy Fleming before meeting two more of our 30 Under 30 Members, Megan Christian and Matt Parsons. We wrap up the show talking Maryland women's soccer with head coach Ray Leone and alum, former USWNT player Keri Sarver.

This weeks episode features a breakdown of the Viking football victory at Buckhannon last friday night, as well as interviews from a couple of the stars of that game Kadin Hall and Katie Lawrence.  Also hear from the new leader of the Pride of Jackson County Eric Staats.  Freshman Ellie Hosaflook shares her thoughts on the first win of her High School Career.  This weeks Football Hall of Fame inductee Matt Parsons joins the podcast to talk about what Ripley Football means to him. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brian-johnson9/support

On this episode of Generation Digital Workforce, Ed Gower, Solution Consultant Leader at Bizagi, Mark Shivers, Founder and CEO at Ignite IPA, and Matt Parsons, Practice Director at Blue Prism, talk about our robotic operating model and executive support for intelligent process automation.   Here is what Ed, Mark, and Matt discuss: * Getting the IA journey right isn’t about starting with AI or ML but on starting with a strong workflow + RPA foundation * Achieving more value, easier: neither workflow or RPA alone will get you 100% of the value * Classic chicken-and-egg scenario: workflow then RPA, or RPA then workflow | PROS and CONS of each approach * What does RPA mean to a workflow strategy? What does workflow mean for a RPA strategy?   To ensure that you never miss an episode of Generation Digital Workforce, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, or Spotify, or here. 

Summer series sermon by Rev. Dr. Sarah Halverson-Cano, accompanying scripture is Leviticus 5:17-19 and Luke 14:26-27 and was read by Matt Parsons 

On this episode of Generation Digital Workforce, Matt Parsons, Enterprise RPA Practice Director, brings his friend Mark Shivers, Founder and CEO at Ignite IPA. Together, Matt and Mark do a deep dive on the benefits of the Robotic Operating Model.    Mark shares why using the ROM isn't optional and the technical department you'll create for yourself if you don't start out right with the right foundation and model to scale over time.   Here's more of what we talked with Matt and Mark about: * The need for governance, control, infrastructure, and best practices when planning for automation* The challenges you face when you consider infrastructure* Why you need to understand the value of your automation potential* Knowing your North Star* Mark's stories from the frontlines of robotics implementation   To ensure that you never miss an episode of Generation Digital Workforce, be sure to subscribe! 

Some companies now employ hundreds or even thousands of digital workers. How can an organization that's just starting out with automation get to that point? What's the maturity curve for a company that wants to build a digital workforce? We live in a world of high expectations and quick returns, but to transform the way that organizations do business with human laborers versus digital laborers takes time and thoughtful analysis. On this episode of Generation Digital Workforce, Matt Parsons, Practice Director at Blue Prism, discusses the organizational maturity curve that happens when moving to a digital workforce. Here's what we talked with Matt about: Five factors of organizational maturity when developing a digital workforce The barriers preventing faster adoption of a digital workforce Real-world examples of what digital workers can do Where to start when transforming a business' workforce Hyper Automation: What it is, when it's prevalent, why it comes into play To ensure that you never miss an episode of Generation Digital Workforce, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, or Spotify, or here. 

Lost at sea, Would you rather, Civil war, and more

This Sunday Matt continues our series on John’s Gospel entitled “The Journey to the Cross”.  This week we look at John 14.

What a great way to close out October. I got to spend about 45 minutes one on one with Matt Parsons discussing his first two years in comedy from hosting two South Side mics, to his time serving in the Army and how recent sets have been going while dealing with some new shifts to his life this year. Then for the next 45 minuets we’re joined on mic by friend of the podcast Senneca Stone while he was waiting for his time on stage at Hambone’s Tuesday music mic. It was a great chance to bring their voices together on a nice fall night. Enjoy it. Rate it. Review it. Go See Some Live Comedy While You Are At It! Garrett Titlebaum: It's Nice To See He's Working RSS

Over the past 6 months, Kevin Brent has interviewed numerous business owners about their own scale up journey, hearing about the challenges that they have faced - and the lessons that they have learned. Within almost all of those interviews, the question ‘What advice would you give…?’ has come up, so we thought that it would be nice to compile all of those little nuggets of great business advice into one episode. We’ll hear from:- Debbie Farr from ISO Quality Services - you can hear her full episode here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/scaleupradio/1-2-1_with_Debbie_Farr.mp3 Breda Hadley from Citrus Computing - you can hear her full episode here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/scaleupradio/1-2-1_with_Breda_Hadley.mp3 John Pooley from Pooley Consultancy - you can hear his full episode here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/scaleupradio/1-2-1_with_John_Pooley.mp3 Andy Phillips from AP Insurance - you hear hear his full episode here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/scaleupradio/1-2-1_with_Andy_Phillips.mp3 Tim Pearce from Haines Watts Chartered Accountants - you can hear his full episode here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/scaleupradio/1-2-1_with_Tim_Pearce.mp3 Nick Bradley from Quantum Construction Consultants - you can hear his full episode here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/scaleupradio/1-2-1_with_Nick_Bradley.mp3 Robin La Fontaine from DeltaXML - you can hear his full episode here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/scaleupradio/1-2-1_with_Robin_La_Fontaine.mp3 Andy Harper from Set & Match - you can hear his full episode here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/scaleupradio/Andy_Harper_1-2-1.mp3 Debbie Mann from Parallel Lines - you can hear here full episode here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/scaleupradio/1-2-1_with_Debbie_Mann.mp3 Andrew Bradley from Bradley Hayes Law - you can hear his full episode here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/scaleupradio/1-2-1_with_Andrew_Bradley.mp3 Clare Vale from Sign Solutions - you can hear her full episode here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/scaleupradio/1-2-1_with_Clare_Vale.mp3 Mark Nash from Nash Business Systems - you can hear his full episode here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/scaleupradio/1-2-1_with_Mark_Nash_EDIT.mp3 Nigel Busby from InControl Marketing - you can hear his full episode here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/scaleupradio/1-2-1_with_Nigel_Busby.mp3 Matt Parsons from Surf Tech IT - you can hear his full episode here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/scaleupradio/Matt_Parsons_1-2-1.mp3 Ian Priest from the Independent Banking Consultancy - you can hear his full episode here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/scaleupradio/1-2-1_with_Ian_Priest.mp3 Ian Burnett from eeze Web Design - you can hear his full episode here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/scaleupradio/1-2-1_with_Ian_Burnett.mp3 Ania Naughton from Magic Tractor - you can hear her full episode here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/scaleupradio/1-2-1_with_Ania_Naughton.mp3 Karen Lowen from Turl & Co Accountants - you can hear her full episode here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/scaleupradio/1-2-1_with_Karen_Lowen.mp3 Vanessa Anderson and Anita Marles from Herlig Marles - you can hear their full episode here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/scaleupradio/Herlig_Marles_1-2-1.mp3 Paul Rhodes from Green Gorilla Software - you can hear his full episode here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/scaleupradio/Paul_Rhodes_1-2-1.mp3 David Lynes from Unique IQ - you can hear his full episode here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/scaleupradio/1-2-1_with_David_Lynes.mp3  

Matt Parsons and Sky Walker join the podcast to talk Army, paint, and cars! email the podcast! stuchcast@gmail.com

Matt Parsons and Mike Lloyd are ophthalmologists who work with the Ouelessebougou Alliance, a Utah organization dedicated to bringing services to the village of Ouelessebougou, Mali, West Africa. In the episode, we discuss a recent trip they took to perform surgeries and other medical services there, what the area is like, the experiences with the people, attending church and how this experience has changed their lives. These are awesome, humble servants literally changing lives.

Can you remember the first time you used a computer? Matt Parsons from Surf Tech IT can - it was a Dell 486 that his Dad brought home. (Mine was a ZX81) It was this Dell computer from the 90’s that started Matt’s fascination with IT - and it’s something that has borne fruit in the formation of Surf Tech IT. After working for various companies, Matt went out on his own and has grown the business from a one man band-type business to one that is now looking at taking on it’s first apprentice, with a solid staff base. In this latest episode of Scale Up Radio, Kevin Brent talks to Matt about his scale up journey. They also cover: How to ensure your business is differentiated in what is essentially a commoditised market The place that training has in the success of the company, making sure that you are up to speed as much as possible within your industry, whilst also acknowledging that you can’t know everything Bringing an apprentice into the business Being realistic in your long-term goals - not everyone can take over the world! Know when to step back from some of the day to day tasks within the business, whilst making sure that the quality is still there. What’s interesting in listening to Matt is his complete awareness of the scale up journey and how, even though Surf Tech IT is already a successful business, Matt is continually looking ahead to the next milestone. As always, there is something for everyone in this conversation - whether or not you’re in the IT industry. You can get in touch with Matt by email: info@surftechit.co.uk Or phone: 0330 120 0295

When you first started in business - did you have a plan? Maybe it was a grand master plan that would cover the next 20 years, or maybe you kept the plan short and manageable, just the next six months. Whatever it looks like, thinking through and capturing a plan is one of the first things that many business experts say you should have. However, in this episode of ScaleUp Radio, we’re going to be looking one step on from that - about putting that plan into action. As always with our panel discussions, Kevin Brent has gathered 3 business owners with their own individual experiences and opinions to bring to the table. This month, we’ll hear from: Matt Parsons - Surftech IT Andy Harper - Set & Match Nigel Busby - Incontrol Marketing They’ll be talking through the subject of Action Planning and how it should fit into your scale up journey. The panel will cover:  - How do you identify the big things or the critical things that will impact our success in the next 12 months, and how do we build an action plan for them so that they get done?  - What makes a good action plan and a good action that we can deliver against – or that one of our team can?  - What is the difference between an operational plan - and a basic task list?  - The importance of your senior managers knowing not just the plan - but how they are going to help ensure that it is achieved This month’s panel, again, are dedicated, committed business people with some very different takes on the best way to achieve their goals within their scale up journey. And that all makes for a fascinating conversation, with lots for us all to take on our own scale up journey. You can contact our guests on: Matt Parsons - m.parsons@surftechit.co.uk Andy Harper - andy.harper@setandmatch.net Nigel Busby - https://www.incontrolmarketing.co.uk/get-in-touch/  

Brett, Josh and Taylor are all back in the studio this week to review everything SBL and beyond; includes interviews with Hawks coach Matt Parsons and Senators Womens import Samaria Howard.

Matt Parsons joins Ribeye Nation talking about all kinds of shit about how San Diego and Pittsburgh are really different and really similar.

Ian McIntosh, Chris Scriva, Matt Parsons, and Nick Newell drop by to discuss Kanye, Korea, the Comedy Police, Cosby, and Infinity War.

This Weeks Episode Features Live Music From:  Matt Parsons & The Local Honeys Thelocalhoneys.com (Subscribe to show on Apple device) Itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/w.b.-walkers-old-soul-radio/id632683666?mt=2 (Subscribe to show on Android device) Stitcher.com/podcast/wb-walkers-old-soul-radio-show Glen-simpson.com All music is used with permission.

Matt Parsons & Russ Vickery from My Other Closet, The Cabaret, chat in the studio about their production.  DJ Niveen Abdelatty, the trumpet player from Candy Royale And The Freed Radicals, joins James & Yvette later in the studio.3CR broadcasts from the stolen lands of the Kulin Nation.  Sovreignty was never ceded in this country. 

In this episode we take a look at what the film and video industry can learn from the online music publishing industry, what social currency is and how you can exploit it, and also why this weeks guest, Matt Parsons, thinks that “music is worthless” - yes, that's a direct quote from somebody who works in the music industry – I'm intrigued! Back in 2005, Matt Parsons with his brother Lee founded Ditto Music, an online music distribution service that gained widespread recognition in 2007 by guiding one of their artists in being the first unsigned act to score a Top 40 single in the UK charts – a Guinness World Record! Now with offices in Liverpool, London, Melbourne, Stockholm, San Diego AND Nashville, plus 13 UK Top 40 hits and 85,000 artists in over 100 countries, Matt is one of the leading industry experts for unleashing music into the digital world. I caught up with Matt at his Liverpool office ...   MORE INFORMATION: For more information on this episode, and to view accompanying images and videos, visit the episode web page at: http://www.slinkyproductions.co.uk/backlight/04-online-music-distribution-promotion-matt-parsons You can visit Ditto Music at: https://www.dittomusic.com   ABOUT BACKLIGHT: Backlight is a podcast for marketing people, video and film producers, and anyone who has an interest in applying media and digital marketing techniques to their own businesses or careers. Each episode brings you a one-to-one interview with an industry expert from a variety of media, marketing and video production topics - to help you explore how to enrich your video content, and how to maximise distribution channels and audience reach. * Backlight (noun); Illumination from behind which helps to give depth to an image. * Backlight is brought to you by Slinky Productions - a video production company based in Birmingham UK - http://www.slinkyproductions.co.uk

GO TO HTTP://EDACIOUS.CO/053 TO PURCHASE THIS EPISODE! Revival Work. Welcome to Sounds of the Summit, a compilation of stories, music, oral histories, and regional food studies collected during the 2016 Appalachian Food Summit in Berea, Kentucky. Back in 2013 or thereabouts, an interesting discussion developed on Facebook. Did cornbread have sugar in it? Or not? There were enthusiastic supporters on both sides, so much so a few enterprising folks decided to create a Facebook group dedicated to Appalachian Foodways. Then someone, maybe food writer Ronni Lundy, suggested we meet and discuss this important issue. Maybe over food. And fellowship. And bourbon. And more food. With those words the first Appalachian Food Summit was born. That first year at Hindman Settlement School we had a church potluck, talked about heirloom seed saving, recorded oral histories, and listened to incredible bluegrass music. The following year saw us in Abingdon, Virginia at beautiful Heartwood, where Chef Travis Milton created a gourmet cafeteria-style meal he deemed "The Fancy Ass Picadilly" and Nancy Bruns of JQ Dickinson Salt-Works taught us all about the origins of salt mining in West Virginia. Just to name a few. Because Appalachian lessons? Stories? There were a lot. It must have been quite something because the Southern Foodways Alliance awarded AFS its John Egerton Prize in 2015. GO TO EDACIOUS.CO TO PURCHASE THIS EPISODE! This year found the summit in Berea, Kentucky where the college has given us a home base in which to explore themes around regional identity, myths, and the culture of extraction for the next few years. The theme was "Routes and Roadways" and over two days dozens of authors, scholars, and foodways enthusiasts presented their findings. Appalachia is a traveled region, whether you're headed up the hill, through the holler, or just a traveler passing through. It's been that way for hundreds of years. What has changed? What hasn't? The 2016 summit attempted to find out. And find out it did. In this episode I present seven summit speakers intertwined with my own thoughts after attending. It's a unique episode and one I had great joy creating. As they say in the movies I laughed. I cried. And in the end it reminded me why the Appalachian Food Summit remains the food cause closest to my heart. Because although I'm not always sure of my connection to the region, I always know I'm welcome to the table. Thanks so much for your support of this effort. By listening, you donate $1 to ensure the 2017 summit will be the best ever. Cheers. FABULOUS PRIZES! Listen and win. Starting next Monday, November 14th, I'll choose one winner per week for the next five weeks. Thank you to these local business for donating: $50 gift certificate - Splendora's Gelato (Episode 008) $50 gift certificate - ThreePenny Café (Episode 051) $50 gift certificate - Cicchetti Bar at Tavola (Episode 026) 3-month pie club membership - The Pie Chest One dozen free apple cider doughnuts - Carpe Donut (Episode 043) Summit Speakers - There were SO many great ones. Please check out the full lineup here. And thank you to the following musicians, storytellers, and scholars for offering up their art for this episode: Matt Parsons, musician. Robert Gipe, author of Trampoline. Courtney Balestier is a West Virginia writer whose interests focus on Appalachian food and culture, particularly issues of identity, belonging, and class (Episode 52). Silas House is a nationally bestselling writer and serves as the NEH Chair in Appalachian Studies at Berea College. Dr. Alicestyne Turley is the Director of the Carter G. Woodson Center for Interracial Education and is an Assistant Professor of African and African-American Studies at Berea College. Toni Tipton-Martin is an award-winning food and nutrition journalist and community activist who is busy building a healthier community through her books, classes, and foundation. Toni is the author of the James Beard Award-winning book, The Jemima Code: Two Centuries of African American Cookbooks. Ronni Lundy has long chronicled the people of the hillbilly diaspora as a journalist and cookbook author. Lundy can currently be found behind the wheel of her trusty Astrovan, touring the country with her newest critically-acclaimed book, Victuals: An Appalachian Journey, with Recipes. Special thank you to Amy Campbell Rochelson of The Tennessee Farm Table podcast, who graciously lent me her recording of Robert Gipe's reading when my own bit the big one. Thank you Amy! Special thank you to our head organizer Lora Smith, without whom none of this would have been possible! You're a rockstar Lora. Thank you. This episode is sponsored by YOU.  That is, if you listen. It's only $1 and all proceeds benefit the 2017 Appalachian Food Summit. Thank you. GO TO EDACIOUS.CO TO PURCHASE THIS EPISODE!