Podcast appearances and mentions of matt stevenson

It's design time! In this group discussion, we gather some brains from Learning Pool to reflect on the role of graphic design – and design more broadly – in the world of e-learning and beyond. How would our guests define the purpose of design? What are the attitudes towards it? What bits of e-learning would they like to bin forever? All will be revealed. Matt Stevenson, Kirill Kudrjasonoks and Carolyn Miller are our guests.

This week we bring in a special guest commentator and launch the TV Bingebox group binge – and it looks like Robbo has picked a stinker! In this episode:· 00.38 – On this Day· 1.59 – Meet our guest: Matt Stevenson (Home & Away/Neighbours)· 8.58 – has the AFL's broadcasting rights strategy cost them millions?· 15.17 – Rumours swirl that Big Brother has been axed· 22.30 – Netflix says TV is dead· 28.21 – We pay tribute to Di from Gogglebox who passed away this week· 31.38 – Hatches & Dispatches· 35.10 – TV Bingebox Our next group binge is the Neighbours finale – Thursday 7.30pm on 10Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/tv-blackbox. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Road racer and amiable Yorkshireman, Matt Stevenson joins host Dave Neal to chat about his exploits on the Manx roads and beyond Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Chasin' the Racin', we are joined by Matt Stevenson and Stephen Parsons for a total TT review with details from their own races and the general craic from the full two weeks. We also hear about Stephen's inspiring journey with stage 4 cancer and how he is coping with racing post treatment. Powered by Colchester Kawasaki CLICK BUY DELIVER Merchandise available: www.chasintheracin.com/merchandise/   SOCIALS Facebook: www.facebook.com/motorbikepod Twitter: www.twitter.com/motorbikepod Instagram: www.instagram.com/motorbikepod Patreon: www.patreon.com/motorbikepod  

Two conversations recorded at Futurebuild 2022. Vince House talks about demand controlled ventilation and Matt Stevenson about homegrown timber solutions. Podcast Linkshttps://www.aereco.co.uk/https://ukcmb.org/2019/10/27/bsi-white-paper-moisture-in-buildings/https://www.linkedin.com/in/matt-stevenson-62006841/https://www.futurebuild.co.uk/Support the show

What do charity CEOs do next? Matt Stevenson-Dodd spent 9 years as CEO of Street League, the UK's leading sport for employment charity. During his time in post, Street League grew rapidly and he and his team launched an innovative online impact dashboard showing real time transparent impact data. Now Matt has channelled his passion for data and impact into founding Trust Impact, a data and impact consultancy that helps charities and social enterprises demonstrate their impact strategically. We caught up with Matt to find out what other leaders can learn from a career fuelled by passion and purpose. We discussed what Matt's path tells us about what career progression looks like for charity CEOs present and future, whether getting the CEO job title is even an aspiration for upcoming, grassroots leaders and if we should be doing more to make the path to top jobs more accessible. We also discuss how charities can learn more with their data and better demonstrate their impact. And stay tuned for bonus middle aged indie disco chat at the end of this episode! Paul and Zoe discuss the latest tech news, including Zoe's recent hard hitting blog about what it's really like to be a woman of colour in tech and our take on what Twitter's Elon Musk shaped future could look like.   Notes and links - Matt Stevenson's Dodd's consultancy Trust Impact Ltd Trust Impact Ltd's Connect Mix Share product YMCA's impact dashboard Zoe Amar's blog on Why Tech Needs To be More Inclusive Email us with your questions and ideas for future episodes startsatthetop@gmail.com And please leave us a review if you enjoy what you hear! Editing and production from Syren Studios and Paul Thomas Music by Joseph McDade https://josephmcdade.com/music

This week, we go deep on The Traveling Wilbury's first album, 'Volume 1'. Big thanks to Matt for joining us! Check out his band Silver Movie on Spotify and give them a follow on Instagram: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6shCK6AtU7iI6yypVUlXy2 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/silvermovie3000/?hl=en Hit us up! Instagram/Twitter: @TracksPod Email: Trackspod@gmail.com

As Canada and the world search for solutions on how to bring down global emissions, many are looking with hope to the technology sector. And in the world of technology, the Greater Vancouver Area—home to 25 percent of Canada's clean-tech companies—represents a beacon of hope.   In this second episode of a special three-part “Climate Conversations” series on Disruptors, an RBC podcast, host John Stackhouse travels through the heart of B.C.'s Clean Tech Valley and meets several innovators working to decarbonize Canada's economy. The first stop on the road trip takes John to carbon capture innovator Svante Inc., where we meet the Burnaby company's CFO Matt Stevenson. Next up is Loop Energy, also in Burnaby, where John gets a tour of the fuel-cell manufacturer from Loop's Director of Operations, Rob Stevenson, and CEO Ben Nyland. And the final stop takes John to Vancouver's Gastown neighbourhood, where we meet Jay Giraud, the CEO and co-founder of electric motorcycle pioneer Damon Motors Inc. SHOW NOTES: To read more about Svante's carbon capture technologies, and where it's being applied in the industrial sector, follow this link.Loop Energy's hydrogen fuel cell technology is being used in both the transportation sector as well as for stationary power generation. To learn more, click here. Damon Motors is building a new 110,000-square-foot manufacturing plant in Surrey, B.C., capable of producing 40,000 electric motorbikes a year. To read more about that, click here. For more on Damon's EV technology, follow this link. Finally, keep your eye out here for a new RBC Economics and Thought Leadership report on how Canada can play a role in calming nervous oil markets while developing a framework for a competitive—and decarbonized—oil-and-gas sector. 

A sermon featuring Pastor Matt Stevenson from Winter Revival at Believers Fellowship in January 2022. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/believersfellowshipag/support

#194 Matt Stevenson Ironman Learnings Matt shares is learnings upon completing Ironman Mallorca He has already raised over £7K via is just giving page here for Cross Roads https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/matthew-stevenson?utm_id=108&utm_term=8P6pyBbZJ&fbclid=IwAR0LDcpFz0ep-BFerC5iBygtQmg9zCZWJnOw2tly23f_x4t-e2_f_-Pa7Qc Crossroads Care Staffordshire is a leading provider of support for home carers and the people they care for in the region. As a charity, we care for people, not profit. Our care support staff love their work. They understand what carers, and those they care for, need and feel. They know the simple things that really matter, they do the hard jobs with a smile and they take pleasure in fitting into family life.

Welcome to Season 10, Episode 40, of the ParentingAces Podcast, a proud member of the Tennis Channel Podcast Network. In this week's episode, we will be discussing mental health as it relates to Junior Tennis. Specifically, we will hear from the person behind the Matt Stevenson Junior Tennis Tournament Series, Gary Poon, as he shares Matt's tragic story and how he and others have turned it into an opportunity to create a positive lasting legacy. The Matt Stevenson Junior Tennis Tournament (MSJTT) Series is the first and only junior tennis tournament event in the country to promote the importance of mental health for adolescents. Inaugurated in 2019 in San Diego, the MJSTT has expanded to New York and Washington, D.C. for 2021. The series aims to address the national teen depression, anxiety, and suicide crisis by engaging adolescents through a sport they love and promoting dialogue and understanding of these issues. At ParentingAces, we feel it's very important to help educate both Tennis Parents and Junior Tennis Coaches about mental health in young athletes, especially the warning signs that a child may need help. Of course, Gary Poon and his ProtoStar Foundation share that feeling and are doing some amazing work to connect players and their families with the appropriate resources while providing competitive opportunities around the US. I hope you'll watch/listen to this week's podcast then open the door to conversations with your young player(s) to help them stay on top of their own mental health as they grow and develop their tennis game. All fees and donations from the tournaments will benefit the Matt Stevenson Junior Tennis Fund, which supports junior tennis programs in low-to-moderate income areas to help make tennis accessible to all kids and provides financial aid to promising junior tennis players. A portion of the net proceeds may also be donated to the tournament site's junior tennis programs. For more information on the MSJTT and links to information on helping anyone struggling with their mental health, please visit https://www.speakingofsuicide.com/resources/. As always, a big thank you to Morgan Stone, aka STØNE, for our intro and outro music this season. You can find more of his music at SoundCloud.com/stonemuzic. If you're interested in House Music, please be sure to check out his social media channels on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. If you're so inclined, please share this – and all our episodes! – with your tennis community. You can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or via your favorite podcast app. If you haven't already, be sure to become a Member of ParentingAces by clicking here. And check out our logo'd merch in our online shop (Premium Members received FREE SHIPPING every day!). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The second of a two-part series featuring visions of the future of forests and communities read by members of the Pacific Northwest Forest Climate Alliance’s Green New Deal Working Group. These visions are interspersed with a conversation about how a Green New Deal framework creates inspiring opportunities for building carbon storage and protecting PNW forests while improving the lives of frontline communities.Both Sam Krop and Andrew Collins-Anderson are members of this working group. They interview other members, Matt Stevenson of the Sunrise Movement PDX, Chandra LeGue of Oregon Wild and Dylan Plummer of Cascadia Wildlands. You can take action and learn more by visiting bit.ly/gndforpnwforests. What is your vision for the future of forests and communities? Record yourself reading your vision and share on social media using #forests4future.Support the show (https://coastrange.org/donate/)

This episode is the first of a two-part series featuring visions of the future of forests and communities read by members of the Pacific Northwest Forest Climate Alliance’s Green New Deal Working Group. These visions for the future of PNW forests are interspersed with a conversation about how a Green New Deal framework creates inspiring opportunities for building carbon storage and protecting PNW forests while improving the lives of frontline communities.Both Sam Krop and Andrew Collins-Anderson are members of this working group. They interview other members, Matt Stevenson of the Sunrise Movement PDX, Chandra LeGue of Oregon Wild and Dylan Plummer of Cascadia Wildlands. You can take action and learn more by visiting bit.ly/gndforpnwforests. What is your vision for the future of forests and communities? Record yourself reading your vision and share on social media using #forests4future.Support the show (https://coastrange.org/donate/)

Summer Psalms Part 4 - Psalm 23 - Pastor Matt Stevenson - 17/01/2021 by

Rest and the Wells of Living Waters - Ps Matt Stevenson & Logan Anderson - 25/10/2020 by

Join Alex and Dan with special guests, Matt Stevenson & Adam Simmons (aka the BDC)

A marriage podcast for people ready to trade in "working at marriage" for prioritizing, being intentional about, and enjoying marriage. Seasoned Family Law attorney, Shel Harrington, and Marriage Counselor, Matt Stevenson, team up to help married couples avoid the need for their professional services by providing tools, tips, motivation, and inspiration to help keep the Happy in your happily-ever-after.  In this first episode, Shel and Matt introduce themselves, talk about why they started this podcast, and share the topics for upcoming episodes. Connect with Shel at shelharrington.com.

Wow! A whole decade is about to end and that means it's time to take a trip down memory lane for some great moments of the last 10 years! Today is part 1 of our epic look at the best moments of the 2010s for THE BRINK, as we listen to the moments from the first 5 years between 2010 and 2014! You'll hear some great moments that you forgot about and others you've just been dying to hear once more! So get to listening! You won't be disappointed!

It's an incredible moment to be a fan of THE BRINK today as we come to you for our 100TH PODCAST EPISODE! YAY!! And what a celebration we have today for you as we reunite some familiar voices from the past to come back, find out what they have been up to and to talk about why being part of THE BRINK was either amazing, terrible, or somewhere in between! You'll hear from former co-hosts Josh, Dakoda, Sam, Paul, Stu, Matt, Kevin and Marcus, as well as guest co-hosts Rod Hunt and Tom Wolfe from the Wolfe Brothers. Added to this some guest appearances from Nickand Colin, as well as our current co-host Mallory, you'll be pumped to the end of the day in what is our longest and most action packed podcast episode we have ever done! So strap yourself in and celebrate with us as we reach our maiden century of podcast goodness!

The August 4th edition of Look At My Records! features an in-depth conversation with Matt Stevenson of Jane Church. The group just released their debut 7-inch single, "Presenting... Jane Church" on July 27th, which features the infectious tracks, "This Here City" and "Demolition U.S.A." In October, Jane Church will release their debut album, "Calimocho Molotov." Tune in to hear the exclusive premier of two incredible brand new tracks from this yet to be released record, "New England," and "Bleed." Plus, Matt made some great vinyl selections, including classics from Sparks, The Verlaines, Olivia Tremor Control, and Chris Cohen. You can see Jane Church on September 1st at Mercury Lounge and on September 28th at Our Wicked Lady! Full playlist: https://spinitron.com/export/rfb286-pl7452-d94tLgjF.html

The Annointing Of The Holy Spirit - Ps Matt Stevenson by Tweed Coast Church

The Seed Of Faith - Ps Matt Stevenson by Tweed Coast Church

Matt Stevenson, ‎Head of Sports Sponsorship at mobile operator EE, is the feature interview on this week's SB Weekly. EE has over 27 million customers in the UK, making it the region’s biggest mobile network, and last year it was acquired by BT for £12.5 billion, creating a formidable new telecoms giant for the UK market. In a career that’s included stints at Nike and O2, Matt has over 20 years of brand and communications experience - most of which has been dedicated to sponsorship and partnership activations - and at EE he leads the company’s sports sponsorship portfolio which includes Wembley Stadium, for which EE is the lead partner. On the podcast, Matt explains the importance of using EE's sponsorship portfolio to improve the fan and customer experience; how EE and Wembley have built a strong rights-holder/brand partnership; why social media influencers are becoming more and more powerful, and useful to brands; and the reason EE isn't ready to move into e-sports...quite yet.

Folks, it is a special ep of Gather Around Me - on a topic of listener & supporter Matt Stevenson's choosing - that topic being: Stuff You Could Buy If You Didn't Support The GAM Patreon (could you spend the money on going to Kamchatka?). Enjoy!

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Matt Stevenson and Rhoda Deed share their message "The Greatest Commandments" at Grace Vineyard CPIT Campus evening service.