Podcast appearances and mentions of Matt Webster

Marketing agencies beware: Meta's next move could be an extinction level event…There are shakeups across the board in tech and social media this week, from Elon abandoning Grok and Sam Altman keeping OpenAI non-profit, to ‘The Zuck' declaring war on the advertising industry.Taking us through it all are the ever-reliable Jag, Jen and Jason, joined by very special guest Matt Webster!This episode of Disconnected covers:Meta's advertising revolution, potentially eliminating the need for advertising agencies Elon Musk's Grok chaos, and his now-unpredictable approach to technology and social media AI's impact in transforming industries Sam Altman's saga with OpenAI's status as a non-profit modelThe fallout from recent cyber attacks on businesses like M&S, and about how AI might both create and solve future security threatsMatt Websterhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/mattwwebster/Jag Sharma: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jagsharmahttps://www.instagram.com/jagsharma/Jen Campbell:https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-m-campbell/Jason Kapadia:https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonkapadia/https://www.instagram.com/jasonkapadia/Felina Tan:https://www.linkedin.com/in/felinagabrielletan/

This week Jimmy's mentor, Matt Webster, takes over and talks with Jimmy and Adam Carter about their new book, Trauma-Informed Practices in 9-12 Theatre Education! Order the book here!

In this episode of Inside the Pod, Matt Webster speaks to PGRO Technical Officer Will Evans who leads PGRO's research on lentils, looking at how viable lentil growth is in the UK and the benefits of growing them.

What does the Shawshank Redemption and running your own business have in common? Matt Webster posted the answer on LinkedIn and I just had to get him on Employer Content Marketing to talk about it.  Matt is a successful online marketer based in Rio de Janeiro. He shares his secrets to success through engaging LinkedIn content.  Packed with hands-on tips, Episode 111 is perfect for anyone needing a nudge and confidence to start putting themselves out there.

In this Supply Chain Focus edition of Inside the Pod, Matt Webster speaks to Anna-Sophie Deetjen, co-founder of Morrow, a company who's venture into a pulse-based coffee is looking to secure the future of coffee and save the environment.

In this week's episode of Jigs & Bigs, cohost "Who The Fuck Is Joe Brown" reaches a new personal best by joining the coveted six pounder club with a technique he's gaining confidence in. Bobby Roastbeef makes a triumphant return to the water after fixing his boat's propeller, not only participating in a scavenger hunt but also fishing with some remarkable individuals. Meanwhile, Matt Webster asserts his authority as the "Male Karen" boss by confronting a trespasser on his property. Join in on the discussion and share your thoughts on the FTG Segment. Special guest Roy Leyva, an esteemed Northeastern hardcore angler and Shimano Pro Staffer, is in the Beef Seat for an unforgettable conversation. Don't miss out on the insights and anecdotes shared in this episode! Gear mentioned in this Episode: - Megabass PopMax: https://omnia.direct/kgbNNg - St. Coix Bass X Casting Rods: https://omnia.direct/oERX35 - Shimano SLX 105 A Baitcasting Reel: https://omnia.direct/xdqZWN - Gilltek Finesse Jig: https://darkhorsetackle.com/products/gilltek-finesse-jig?sca_ref=4963595.Ulm8078KDd - Picasso Lures Shock Blade PRO Bladed Jig: https://darkhorsetackle.com/products/picasso-lures-shock-blade-pro?sca_ref=4963595.Ulm8078KDd - Rapala Crush City Freeloader: https://omnia.direct/jJpOBO Subscribe to J&B on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQgjclBaAYEl0Xrw9JKYNQg BUY HEAT YOUR MEAT: https://heatyourmeat.net/ Call the J+B Hotline! 1+ (413) 324-8519 Or email jigsandbigs413@gmail.com (Questions, comments, FTG, Stories from the bait shop, Broke on the Boat submissions, and more) BECOME A JIGHEAD HERE: https://rebrand.ly/bf8612 Check out our LINKTREE: https://linktr.ee/jigsandbigs Thanks to our Show Partners! - Hookset Hoodlums - https://www.hooksethoodlums.com - Use code JIGSANDBIGS10 for 10% off at checkout!!! - Dark Horse Tackle - https://darkhorsetackle.com?sca_ref=4963595.Ulm8078KDd [Save 15% off your first box in a Weekend Warrior or Dabble Pack month-month subscription using code JIGSANDBIGS15 at checkout or put together a BYOB and use the code JANDBBYOB25! - Omnia Fishing - https://omnia.direct/OmniaE-GiftCard [Save 15% off your FIRST order at Omnia Fishing!] - A-Bay Lure - https://abaylure.com [Use code Jigsandbigs to save 20% on your entire order] - Bay House Apartment - https://shorturl.at/fpRX8 - The Ship Motel - https://theshipmotel.com/ - Reaction Tackle - https://www.reactiontackle.com/JIGSANDBIGS - Three Belles Outfitters - https://rebrand.ly/zsdnchi - Torege Polarized Sunglasses - https://rebrand.ly/i2cqymx [Use code jigsandbigs10 to save 10% at checkout!] --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jigsandbigs/support

In this Supply Chain Focus edition of Inside the Pod, Matt Webster speaks to Emily Williams, Managing Director of Novo Farina, about their company - the only UK manufacturer with the capabilities to develop extruded, texturised pea protein using only yellow peas.

In this episode of Inside the Pod, Matt Webster visits the PGRO's Vining Pea Open Day and speaks to Dr Chris Judge about the day and the trials that are being conducted at the site.

In this bitesized episode of Inside the Pod, Matt Webster and Emily Scaife look at the latest issue of The Pulse Magazine, which is available to read either online at pgro.org or physically via an insert in the latest CPM Magazine.

In this episode, Matt Webster speaks to Rebecca White, Portfolio Manager for Fungicides in Vegetable and Speciality Crop Protection for Syngenta, about the company's role in the pulse industry, it's relationship with pulse producers across the UK, and their goals towards sustainability.

In this episode, Matt Webster speaks with PGRO's Principle Technical Officer Stephen Belcher about the PGRO's Intercropping trials, as well as speaking to Dr Becky Howard about Trap Cropping, and Shona Duffy about lentil growth in the UK.

In this episode of Scratch, we had the pleasure of talking to Matthew Webster, the Vice President of Global Marketing for Activision and Call of Duty, about the launch of one of the biggest games in the world, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. With a career spanning over 15 years, Matthew has led global marketing at Twitch, Spotify, PlayStation, SoundCloud, and Ticketmaster, and has a wealth of experience in transforming challenger brands into industry giants. He shares his insights on understanding and connecting with your audience through testing, research, and community engagement, and also emphasizes the importance of maintaining a strong in-game experience.Additionally, the conversation touches on the value of strategic partnerships and collaborations within the gaming industry, including working with franchises like World of Warcraft, Diablo, and Overwatch. Matthew highlights the benefits of learning from successful brands and leveraging their expertise to drive innovation and growth. The episode also explores regionalization strategies, influencer marketing, and the importance of staying agile and open to emerging opportunities in the ever-changing landscape of the gaming industry.Watch the video version of this Podcast on YouTube.[If you're a brand-side marketer and want to join the AMP community, check out the application form here}Chapters:[03:20] Intro[04:20] What challenger brand are you most passionate about?[08:20] How do you balance between being relevant and driving scale for a game like Call of Duty?[13:30] What process did you go through when you were new to this role?[24:00] What are the ways that you find to stay on top of all the changes happening in the MarTech Ecosystem?[27:20] A billion-dollar revenue in 10 days, what's next? Where do we go from here?[32:05] What lessons have you learned from COD's launch that can apply to other marketers?[33:40] What is the flywheel for my business?[34:40] Lightning Round"Scratch" is a production of Rival, a marketing consultancy and technology company that builds challenger brands, strategies, and capabilities to change categories. In every episode Eric interviews the CMO of some of the world's biggest or fastest-growing brands, exploring their innovative marketing strategies that challenge established incumbents. Immerse yourself in the world of challenger brands and learn valuable marketing lessons from industry experts, as you discover their secrets to success. Find Matthew on Linkedin.Find Rival online at www.wearerival.com, LinkedIn, and Twitter. Find Eric on LinkedIn and tweet him @efulwiler. Say hi at media@wearerival.com, we'd love to hear from you.

Matt Webster, president of the Haiti Outreach Program, discusses the current situation in Haiti and how the ministry continues as it begins its third decade of work there.

In the fourth episode of season 10 of the Propcast, host Louisa Dickins is joined by Sally Jones, Head of Strategy, Digital and Technology at British Land and Matt Webster, Head of Environmental Sustainability at British Land. They share British Land's strategy for sustainable developments and how they are going to achieve net zero by 2030. Sally shares how her role at British Land has changed since 2010 and shifted her focus towards strategy and technology. Matt talks about how their most recent sustainable projects, 100 Liverpool Street and Canada Water, have been designed to reduce both operational and embodied carbon in both the development and the running of the buildings. Sally and Matt discuss the advancement of technologies and successful utilisation of data and what this means for the future of sustainable real estate. Resources: LMRE Global Recruitment and Search Consultancy LMRE YouTube Interviews 100 Liverpool Street Canada Water Companies Mentioned: Equiem Facilio  Cadbury Arup Shout Outs: Gabrielle McMillan Key Insights From This Episode:   I think the next few years will be challenging, but the more business that successfully deliver their strategies, the closer we will be to net zero - Louisa Technology is changing the shape of the property industry - Sally I'm confident as a sector that we've got the technologies, skill sets and the ambition to play our part in this, to come together and deliver - Matt The digitalisation of real estate will have a significant part to play in the decarbonisation of the built environment - Matt We have to figure out a cheaper way of delivering digital transformation, especially with the rising energy costs - Sally   About Our Guests: Sally Jones, Head of Strategy, Digital and Technology: Sally joined British Land in February 2010 as Head of Investor Relations and took responsibility for Strategy alongside Investor Relations in January 2015. In May 2016, she was appointed Head of Strategy and Investments. Subsequently, she has expanded her role to include data and insights and the Group's Smart technology initiatives. She joined the Executive Committee in 2015. Sally is also a Non-executive Director of Equiem, the leading tenant experience digital platform provider.   Previous Experience: Before joining British Land Sally worked at Cadbury Schweppes where she held a variety of roles over ten years including Director of Investor Relations, Director of Communications and Finance Director Group Sales and Marketing. Prior to that she worked in the City.   Matt Webster, Head of Environmental Sustainability   As Head of Environmental Sustainability, Matt leads the environmental performance of British Land's standing portfolio and development pipeline, responsible for implementing our pathway to net zero carbon by 2030 and wider environmental sustainability agenda. Matt works across the business to ensure our assets are designed, built and operated to the highest environmental standards. Matt led British Land to a 55% reduction in its operational energy intensity achieved in 2019. He has held various roles across the business, including establishing our approach to wellbeing and most recently developing and implementing our approach to smart buildings and digital placemaking. Recent development projects include the delivery of British Land's first net zero development at 100 Liverpool Street and leading sustainability at Canada Water - a 53 acre mixed use regeneration project. Prior to joining British Land, Matt held various sustainability consulting and banking roles. Matt has a Master's degree from Forum for the Future.   About British Land:Our portfolio of high quality UK commercial property is focused on London Campuses and Retail & Fulfilment assets throughout the UK. We own or manage a portfolio valued at £14.3bn (British Land share: £10.5bn) as at 31 March 2022 making us one of Europe's largest listed real estate investment companies.    We create Places People Prefer, delivering the best, most sustainable places for our customers and communities. Our strategy is to leverage our best in class platform and proven expertise in development, repositioning and active management, investing behind two key themes: Campuses and Retail & Fulfilment.    Our three Campuses at Broadgate, Paddington Central and Regent's Place are dynamic neighbourhoods, attracting growth customers and sectors, and offering some of the best connected, highest quality and most sustainable space in London. We are delivering our fourth Campus at Canada Water, where we have planning consent to deliver 5m sq ft of residential, commercial, retail and community space over 53 acres. Our Campuses account for 67% of our portfolio.    Retail & Fulfilment accounts for 33% of the portfolio and is focused on retail parks which are aligned to the growth of convenience, online and last mile fulfilment. We are complementing this with urban logistics primarily in London, focused on development-led opportunities.    Sustainability is embedded throughout our business. In 2020, we set out our sustainability strategy which focuses on two time-critical areas where British Land can create the most benefit: making our whole portfolio net zero carbon by 2030, and partnering to grow social value and wellbeing in the communities where we operate.    Further details can be found on the British Land website at www.britishland.com   About Our Host Louisa Dickins Louisa is the co-founder of LMRE, which has rapidly become the market leading global PropTech recruitment platform and search consultancy with operations across North America, United Kingdom, Europe and Asia-Pacific. To promote the industry she is so passionate about, Louisa set up the Global podcast ‘The Propcast' where she hosts and invites guests from the built environment space to join her in conversation about innovation. About LMRE LMRE is globally recognised for leading the way in Real Estate Tech & Innovation talent management. From the outset our vision was to become a global provider of the very best strategic talent to the most innovative organisations in PropTech, ConTech, Smart Buildings, ESG, Sustainability and Strategic Consulting. At LMRE we are fully committed at all times to exceed the expectations of our candidates and clients by providing the very best advice and by unlocking exclusive opportunities across our global network in the UK, Europe, North America and Asia-Pacific.   Timestamps: [2:10] Sally: How did you get into your strategy, technology and digital role?  It has been so fascinating to be able to combine strategy with all things digital and technology and I am now in charge of building tech, insights and the whole technology stack. My interest in technology started when I realised how technology was changing the shape of the property industry. [3:50] Matt: Could you tell us what your role at British Land entails? I have been at British Land for a number of years now and worked in different sections around the business, but always with an angle on sustainability. I was retained to deliver the 55% energy target and we were very proud to be able to deliver that over a 10 year period from 2009 to 2019. We were early adopters of the idea that it was our responsibility to collaborate with customers to work towards understanding our carbon footprint and start utilising data and technologies. [5:35] Sally: Could you elaborate on your digital strategy? We started working on it in 2015 and created a smart team after realising that digitalising buildings was going to become a big thing. We wanted to create a strategy with a very focused approach on improving people's experience of our real estate, building greater understanding through data and driving greater efficiency. [6:58] Matt: How does the sustainability strategy fit into the digital strategy? Our latest strategy runs from 2019 to 2030 and is balanced between environmental and social issues. Our target is to reach net zero carbon by 2030, as an operator and developer of space our two big sources of carbon are embodied from the development of our assets and operational which is related to the energy from running our assets. We are aiming for a 50% reduction in our embodied carbon and a 75% reduction in our operational carbon. The digital plan will help us deliver these ambitious targets. [8:45] Matt: Tell us about your current development projects and how they're helping socially and environmentally? 100 Liverpool Street is our first net zero development, it has benefited from significant reuse of the previous structure of the building and we worked really hard to design without carbon throughout the process. A lot of thought has gone into how it is going to operate once it's a live building. It's our first building to deliver some of the things in our digital strategy as well.  Canada Water is a really exciting project that we are embedding sustainability principles into. The building is implementing our smart building design guide which will help the building run more efficiently by retrieving useful data out of it during the design stage. [12:35] Sally: What technologies are working for British Land and how are you utilising them? Smart enabling a building makes it digitally capable, the key for that is to allow us to get data out of the building in such a way that we can surface it through a single platform. The data allows us to see what is working and manage the building more efficiently over time. Machine learning and AI helps us control the building to drive more efficiencies. We're working with a company called Facilio, they have built this entire data platform for us which things like AI can sit on. The Equiem platform works alongside Facilio to see how and when rooms in buildings are being used. [16:08] Matt: Is there anything you would like to add to the data side of smart buildings? We have learnt a lot in the development and delivery of 100 Liverpool Street. Installing smart metre systems lets us know exactly where and when energy is consumed in a building. The system will also communicate the data to a wider platform, allowing us to take a software approach to the building.  With this data we can apply it at a portfolio level rather than replicating it within each building. [19:29] Sally: What do we need to tackle in the future? We are now turning our attention to our old developments, ultimately we're all going to have to think about retrofitting our old buildings.  We have to figure out a way of delivering this digital transformation much more cheaply, especially with the rising energy costs. [22:15] Matt: What lies ahead in terms of environmental sustainability? People are finally listening to this issue and it is really important to make sure we've got the resources and skill sets to respond to it. We have been tackling operational carbon for a long time, we need more understanding and data surrounding embodied carbon so we have a more rapid process to help reduce it in the next few years.   L – Touch on the main lessons you have learnt throughout your career. Sally: What stands out for me at companies that I have worked for is the culture value and leadership. British Land and Cadbury are the two places where I have enjoyed and achieved the most. M - Please give a mention to anyone / product / service. Matt: Our own internal digital placemaking team, they have been working really hard working on the vision and delivering 100 Liverpool Street. R – What has been the most  rewarding  aspect of working within the digitalisation space? Sally: Working with this small team at British Land, they've been brilliant at navigating their way through a very complex landscape in a cost effective way with an incredible set of products. E - What are you excited about in the future of environmental sustainability? Matt: I'm excited about the recognition that ESG is now gaining and the seriousness that people are starting to approach the subject with. Also, the digitalisation of real estate because that will have a significant part to play in the decarbonisation of the built environment.    Sponsors Launch Your Own Podcast A Podcast Company is the leading podcast production and strategic content company for brands, organisations, institutions, individuals, and entrepreneurs. Our team sets you up with the right strategy, equipment, training, guidance and content to ensure you sound amazing while speaking to your niche audience and networking with your perfect clients. Get in touch jason@apodcastcompany.com

Welcome to Murder Mystery Radio Theater! We are a live theater company which performs an original Radio theater Mystery every other month in Rosenberg Texas! Our Podcast episodes are recordings of live shows and include some amazing audience volunteers who join our actors as guest stars in the show. Each night, is a surprise! Audience members can come see the show in-person or follow us online or BOTH! This Episode is called "The Legend of Theodora Bernard". Our characters embark on a journey to solve a 40 year old murder case that took place in the Vogelsang Building (that is the building our theater is located in). Joining for the adventure is Ethan Janeka as James Bean, Dina Webster and Danica Duncan, Dr. Matt Webster as Jerry Festers and Det. Barbosa, Barbara Reynolds as Jessie June Jones, Sara Valdes as Mayor Valdes Valdes, Jean Oldmixon as Georgia Moon and Maryann Janeka as Beatrice Blanket. This episode was written and directed by Beth Ackerman-Ornelas. All characters and the story are fictional. We are excited to welcome you back! We have placed a few pieces of evidence on our website for our Podcast Listeners to help you solve the crime. Visit our website at www.creativelearningsociety.com (Murder Mystery Dinner page) to find the evidence and solve the crime! Visit us in person at 1909 Ave G Rosenberg TX 77471 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/murdermysterytheater/support

Hey BWB Fans, In this episode we get to chat with another of the great staff at CAD DJM, Matt Webster. Tune into this episode to learn how Matt works with cutting edge technology such as scanning and VR. Like most of us in this space, Matt's foray into construction technology was unconventional. Listen in as he explains his path to construction and hear how his passion for technology drives him. Connect with Matt (be sure to congratulate him on his upcoming nuptials) Find out more about CAD DJM --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brewingwithbim/support

Please join Chris, Joe, and the boys from Sucktactic Cinema Matt and Steven while we completely trash on the name and "legacy" of Mike Keenan. Get an in-depth take on The Who Iron Mike was as a coach before, during, and after his tenure with the Blues and find out why he is among the most controversial coaches in NHL history.

After 10 years of comedy, entertainment, and music, Studio 4109: LIVE! was canceled on my 25th birthday, February 24th, 2021. For many of us, it was the greatest show we'd ever been a part of—it was our family. But after years of decline, a pandemic, and a ceiling that these creators could never hope to break, it was time for one last curtain call. Live from Happy Valley, one last time. Special Guests include: Kevin Christenson, Doug Frood, Nicole Korp, Matt Webster, Amanda Alvarez, and Jonathan Blackburn Instagram: @phillipmwarfield Twitter: @_PhilWarfield Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://absurdpodcastnetwork.supportingcast.fm

This week, I sit down with Matt Webster and talk about living with HIV - the symptoms, the mental journey, the path to understanding your diagnosis, your health and that living with HIV is very manageable now. Great to be able to talk very openly with someone who is very willing to be open and share, and help break down stigma and raise awareness on a range of topics. Follow Matt on Instagram @meandhiv. Follow the podcast @mrblackheartpodcast and Mike @themikedoherty. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mrblackheart/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mrblackheart/support

An energetic LIVE Roundtable discussion on Securing Small Data - Cybersecurity, Mindset & Everything Else Related with Ron Tomo, Victoria Huff, and Matt Webster.Ron Tomo  https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronaldtomo/Mr. Tomo is a highly seasoned health care systems professional that has led many major institutions to success in achieving their Information Systems goals. His four decades of professional healthcare systems engagements has taken him into many NYC / Long Island hospital environments. As an Adjunct Professor at Long Island University for ten years, Mr. Tomo taught Health Care Information Systems and Microcomputer Applications in Health Care to both Undergrads and Grad Students. He has held the position as a VP/CIO while simultaneously covering CSO & CPO positions.Victoria Huff  https://www.linkedin.com/in/victoria-huff-09348014/The Happy Executive – Reclaim power and propel yourself forwardVictoria L. Huff is an award-winning Author, Executive Coach, Business Strategist, and national fitness competitor who helps her clients create their own custom roadmap to more happiness. It’s (almost) all about mindset. She teaches them how to establish more harmony between their work and personal lives. Clients learn how to establish boundaries and create more freedom; getting more accomplished in less time. She also helps to identify and clear any conscious or subconscious roadblocks so they can stop sabotaging their own success. Victoria has worked as a seasoned corporate sales executive for a Fortune 50 company before moving into the entrepreneurial world.Matt Webster  https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-webster-2087a3/Cybersecurity leader with over 25 years of experience. During that time, he has worked with many sizes and sectors of organizations including Fortune 100. As a former and current CISO, he has built multiple security programs from the ground up, significantly reduced risk, and helped companies pass multiple types of cybersecurity audits. He is often invited to speak on a range of security topics both in-person and online. Matthew has a master’s degree from New School University where he majored in Liberal Studies. Matthew has roughly 20 IT and cybersecurity certifications.”Pre-order Matt's book titled "Do No Harm: Protecting Connected Medical Devices, Healthcare, and Data from Hackers and Adversarial Nation" on Amazon (Link) Subscribe to the podcast, and leave a review. Connect with us on Instagram, FaceBook, Twitter , and LinkedIn @letstalksmalldatapod 

Join Chris and Joe along with Matt and Steven Webster from Sucktastic Cinema as we reflect on the the unfortunate passing of Mr. Blue, #5 in your program #1 in your heart, Bobby Plager.

Join Joe, Chris and fellow St. Louis Blues mega-fan and local podcast legend Matt Webster as we tell the tales of going to our first ever Blues game. 

Those of us who only remember the NFS Underground days might not know that NFS actually got its start out collaborating with Road & Track. In this week's Sunday special, we delve into that relationship and how a certain Matt Webster sees the franchise going foward.   Original article: https://www.roadandtrack.com/car-culture/a34554081/history-of-need-for-speed/   Check out my YouTube Channel here: https://youtube.com/codyscarconundrum Purchase my Car Tshirt merch at:   https://tinyurl.com/y8tjl3jw Stay up to date by visiting my (Newly Updated!!!) website: http://www.codyscarconundrum.com/ 

Matt Webster from WebIT and ListOnce is my guest in this episode of the Proptech Podcast. WebIT is a first generation proptech, started about 20 years ago and one of its first contributions to real estate tech in Australia was a portal website for agents which went on to become realestateview.com.au. So it has a legacy of developing tech that pushes our industry forward and teaches us the importance of embracing new concepts. It's most popular product is ListOnce which builds the data architecture that links real estate agents, CRM's, websites and the myriad of apps and technologies that agents now use and brings them all together so agencies can do more with their data. This was a delightful conversation with Matt who is a genuinely lovely person, about how data infrastructure is the essential plumbing that you need as an agency. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theproptechpodcast/message

Matt's Website@mattwebsternyc2018 BroadwayWorld West Virginia Awards: Best Actor in a Play (A Hat Full of Rain) Back: A New PlayJay and The Contest 

Welcome to the #piratebroadcast: Sharing Interesting people doing interesting things. I love to share what others are doing to create, add value, and help in their community. The approach people use and how they arrived at where they are today fascinates me. So… I invite them to become a PIRATE on the #PirateBroadcastWe live in a fantastic time when anyone with a smartphone and an internet connection can become a broadcaster of some kind.The internet has opened up the opportunity for anyone willing to create Words, Images, Audio, & Video.With technology today, you can create your own broadcast. YOU ARE THE MEDIA!Historically, pirate broadcasting is a term used for any type of broadcasting without a broadcast license. With the internet, creating your own way of connecting has evolved. Join the conversation Monday - Friday at 7 AM Arizona Time for the next #PirateBroadcastJoin the next Pirate on your favorite Social Channel LinkedinYouTubeFacebookRussJohns.comOn Podcast Players Everywhere

This is the second podcast BHI has recorded with Matt Webster. Because of Matt's talent and expertise in branding, perception and the umbrella term "marketing," we have invited him back on to the TLDR Podcast. In this podcast, Matt discusses the methodology and the ways to execute effective branding for all types of industries. What’s your tone of voice? How do you express that within your company’s branding? What is your story? BHI would highly recommend Matt Webster to work with you on your branding strategy. Visit his website https://mw-w.co/ or email him at matt@mw-w.co www.bh-i.com

Matt is a marketing and branding expert based in Rio de Janeiro. Originally from sunny Sheffield we won’t hold the fact he’s living in paradise against him! In this episode Matt offers his insights on the do’s and don’ts of branding, discussing infamous cases and how you can learn from the major players mistakes. His company MW-W Consulting is worth looking into for branding and creative guidance. https://mw-w.co/ To see how BHI can make your workwear sell your brand message give us a call. www.bh-i.com

This week Jimmy talks with his mentor Matt Webster. Matt has been a touring artist for children, a theatre education professor, a high school teacher, a consultant for Drama Teacher Academy at Theatrefolk, an actor, a director, a playwright, and a dad! He brings lots of great advice and food for thought for theatre teachers and theatre education majors this week from his years of experience!

Reflections on using Social Media channels to grow business remotely, actively listening and why our children won't care what our earning capacity is

This week, Matt Webster joins the show all the way from Rio De Janeiro. Currently working as an independent consultant supporting businesses with their creative marketing, strategic ideation and business development, Matt was previously the co-founder of Media Bounty, a social media marketing agency. With a background in sales, marketing, and strategy, Matt now enjoys taking his work to all corners of the world: “be curious about the world that’s going on around you”.In this episode we discuss:- Why Linkedin is a great resource for new business- Developing skills in active listening- Articulating yourself amongst loud voices in business- Growing a business remotelyFor more information visit the show notes at ExecutiveJuice.com

In the second episode of the marketing mashup podcast we speak with Matt Webster who is the CEO & Chief Collaborator at MW-W. He's a Creative Sales and Marketing professional. Originally from Sheffield but now living in London and Rio De Janeiro. Matt helps companies and brands of all sizes tell their stories and achieve their long term missions via digital & social media marketing strategy, creative process and business development.We cover a lot of ground in this conversation, going from talking about Matt’s start in sales in the Pharmaceutical industry, to running his own agency. We also create a new TV show, talk about the best sales techniques and also why we think that Facebook is dying.

Trading a real estate asset is nothing if not laborious. From the decision to sell to actually trading can take months. There is oodles of paperwork to do, dozens of parties to involve, hurdle after hurdle to negotiate, and many, many repetitive tasks with each party often doing the same thing, yet slightly differently. In this episode of TECHTALK Radio, we talk to Matt Webster, the former global head of real estate finance at HSBC, who has joined online real estate exchange Cloudscraper with the ambition to revolutionise the way in which real estate is bought, sold and financed by taking the friction out of the process.  Also in this episode, a run down of this week's tech news plus a sneak peek at EG's next upcoming Tech Live event - and if you listen to the end, we reveal one of our guest speakers at the free to attend event.  

Episode 201: Production Case Study: Annie Where do you start with a play? How do you come up with a vision that spans across character development, light, sound, set, costuming? How do you execute on that vision? And then how do you put all that into an entertaining musical? Listen in to this production case study on the musical Annie. Show Notes Drama Teacher Academy The Myths at the Edge of the World The Perils of Modern Education Episode Transcript Welcome to the Drama Teacher Podcast brought to you by Theatrefolk – the Drama Teacher Resource Company. I'm Lindsay Price. Hello! I hope you're well. Thanks for listening! This is Episode 201 and you can find any links to this episode in the show notes which are at Theatrefolk.com/episode200. Today, I am talking to a dear friend here at Theatrefolk Global Headquarters, a man who wears many hats, for us and for others – Matt Webster. Matt has been in the classroom. He's taught students to become drama teachers. He's a playwright. For this podcast, we're going to talk to him in his role as a director – specifically, what it's like to direct the musical, Annie. It's a production case study! So, let's find out if the old adage is right that you should never work with animals and children. Let's find out, shall we? See you on the other side! LINDSAY: Hello everybody! Lindsay Price here, and I am talking to Matt Webster. MATT: Hello everyone! LINDSAY: Now, usually, I ask where people are in the world, but we happen to be sitting right beside each other. MATT: Side by side in Cedar City, Utah. LINDSAY: But where do you usually hail from? MATT: I hail from Charlotte, North Carolina. LINDSAY: Very nice. We are here today. We're doing a production case study. We've done a number of these and I really love being able to talk to folks about the process of putting on a production. We have so many people who listen. I have to put on many, many shows in a year. Some people don't know where to start, right? MATT: Absolutely. LINDSAY: What show are we talking about? MATT: We are talking about the show “Annie, the Musical.” LINDSAY: Awesome. You didn't do any Junior. You did the full-on Annie? MATT: We did the full-on Annie. LINDSAY: The first thing is this wasn't your choice. You were hired to direct Annie. MATT: Yes, I was hired as a director for a local community theatre company and one of the reasons that they chose me was because I have a background in theatre for youth and working with children. they wanted to have children in the cast as orphans, including small children. That's why I was offered the job. LINDSAY: So, what was the age range? MATT: I ended up casting a 5-year-old as the youngest who turned 6 during rehearsal which was one of my most brilliant things I have to say because she was adorable. But the range was from 6 to 60 is the cast range. LINDSAY: Awesome, awesome. Let's start with your first steps in working on a show. One of the reasons I know that a lot of schools do Annie, but I know too that sometimes the teachers are in a position where they're putting on shows that they might not necessarily like. I know a lot of teachers who are in the position where they know they have to do musicals, and musicals just aren't their bag. As a director, what was your first step in approaching the script and the score? MATT: With Annie, there's a really interesting challenge and that is we had to figure out which version we were using. The problem is that we were not allowed to get the script more than two months in advance or we'd have to pay extra. So, a script was found, but there are multiple versions of Annie. There's the original version. There's a rewrite in the 80's and then a newer version. In addition, online, the choreographer and the music director and some of the actors who were cast looked at some of the music online and some of the scenes online and the...

Matt Webster is a busy husband, father, business owner and student. Matt has spent the last 6 years building his personal training business, Fitness Integration, as a way to bring on-site personal training to his clients. Matt understands that providing a safe and comfortable environment is key to his client's success, which is why he's now pursuing a master's degree in counseling.  Not only does he believe staying healthy under pressure involves including functional fitness in your everyday routine, but he also understands the importance of mental and emotional health.  You can connect with Matt on twitter and learn more about his business, Fitness Integration. Please be sure to follow Healthy Under Pressure on Instagram and like us on Facebook.

Episode 84: Playwright and Drama Teacher Matt Webster Matt Webster talks about what it's like to teach drama teachers, the biggest mistake he sees new drama teachers make, classroom management, and his play The Myths At the Edge of the World. Show Notes The Myths at the Edge of the World Growing Your Drama Program Through Outreach Episode Transcript Welcome to TFP, The Theatrefolk Podcast. I am Lindsay Price, resident playwright for Theatrefolk. Hello, I hope you're well. Thanks for listening. This is Episode 84. You can catch the links for this episode at theatrefolk.com/episode84. So, today is a great mix of teaching talk about play talk. Drama teacher Matt Webster spent many years teaching folks how to become drama teachers before heading back to high school where he now teaches in North Carolina. He has lots to share, it's a great interview, so let's get to it. Lindsay: Hello everybody! Thank you for tuning in. I am pleased to introduce you all to Matt Webster. Hello, Matt! Matt: Hello! Lindsay: Matt is one of our new playwrights. He has with us The Myths at the Edge of the World which we will get into, but he is also… You've had a couple of different theatre education careers. Matt: Yes, I have, yes. Lindsay: Where are you in the world? Matt: Currently, I'm outside of Charlotte, North Carolina. I teach at a school that's in Mint Hill which is a suburb of Charlotte, North Carolina, and I'm the chair of the fine arts department and theatre teacher at Rocky River High School. Lindsay: Awesome, and I also saw that you used to teach theatre teachers. Matt: Yes, I am a former – I like to say “recovering” – I'm a recovering theatre education associate professor. I was professor for fourteen years at the University of North Carolina and taught teachers how to teach theatre. Lindsay: Now, why do you say recovering? Matt: Let's just say I am happy to be out of that particular situation and very happy to be where I am now. Lindsay: But I did want to start to just sort of get you to talk a bit about what it was like to teach theatre teachers. What was the thing that surprised you most about these newbies coming in who wanted to teach theatre? Matt: Well, every person who came into my office, the first question that I've asked them is, “Why do you want to be a theatre teacher?” and, if they didn't say that they were dying to be a theatre teacher, I said, “Don't. It's too much work. It's not enough respect. It has to be a passion,” and there were people who'd come in and say, “Well, you know, I want to teach until something better comes along.” “Well, you know, I want to be an actor but my parents want me to get a job so I want to teach.” What I tell them is, “Ultimately, my responsibility isn't to you and my responsibility isn't to this university or even to your future school you might get hired by. My responsibility is to your future students and, if you go into a classroom unprepared or without passion, and you bail out in six weeks because it's too hard or you didn't like it or whatever the case may be, you've left this group of students high and dry and they're going to have a bad taste in their mouth about theatre and you're doing a disservice to all these kids and to the profession itself.” So, I really push to make sure that people who taught theatre and who became teachers understood what that meant and understood the importance and the impact of that. Lindsay: I love that. I love that the focus is on the students as it always should be! Matt: Absolutely. Lindsay: Sometimes, they get caught up in some of the red tape and stuff which is why I'm not in the classroom. I like to parachute in and just do my little song, my little dog and pony show, and then get out very quickly. But that's another story for another day. So, did you often come across, particularly I think it happens with theatre, my theatre teacher in high school was an actor who tried to make it happen and then it just didn'...

Hello friends and family! 3 In The Same has been very busy behind the scenes and we would like to let everybody know about a new project that we are involved in and that we need your help letting everybody know about it!Please forward this information on to your friends and family! Click here to forward this message on!A few months ago, we were asked to create the title song for a new independent Christian film entitled "Stand Strong." We recently completed the recording of the title track and we would like everybody to know about it and check out the trailer on YouTube!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__ODSpBZXSkHere's some information about "Stand Strong"This is a Christian film about a man named Matt Webster and his family. They are Christian, are believers in Christ, and attend church sporadically. They have a huge disconnect in what they know and what they do, as they very minimally apply their faith to their everyday lives. They are obsessed with having a lot and looking good. They have a big house, nice cars, lots of toys and have set their hearts on them. The members of the family are so involved in their own interests and desires that they are largely disconnected from each other and lack unity in their home. Their pride has kept them from truly knowing Christ and living his teachings. Through a series of financial and family crises, they are humbled and are ready to seek Christ and learn and apply his teachings in their own lives, in their relationships with extended family and friends, and in their community.Or view the trailer at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__ODSpBZXSkAgain, please forward this information on to your friends, family, church members, pastors...anyone and EVERYONE! Click here to forward this message on!And if you want to watch the movie trailer one more time...watch it above and here's the link again! =) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__ODSpBZXSkOh, don't forget...click here to forward this message on!