Podcast appearances and mentions of mike alexander

This week, we are coming to you from the village of Whithorn, in Galloway, broadcasting from the replica Iron Age Roundhouse in the village.Julia Muir Watt from the Whithorn Trust, and Shaun Thomson from Building Futures Galloway feature as live guests, to share the history of the area, and the importance of promoting heritage crafts and building techniques within the local area.Whithorn has a thriving community enterprise in the form of the organisation All Roads Lead to Whithorn. They have established a New Town Hall, complete with study facilities, bunkhouse, and boxing ring! Hazel Smith joins Mark and Rachel to tell them more about the importance of having a central community facility in this rural town.Galloway is full of natural beauty, but can often be overlooked due to its remote location. Christy Miles joins us on the programme to tell us about the stunning landscapes surrounding Whithorn, and also shares some of her expert willow weaving techniques with Mark and Rachel.Mark Williams is the owner of Wild Food Galloway, and is passionate about sharing the knowledge of our native edible species. Rachel met with him on the coast to forage for some local plants, and to ask him more about the importance of reconnecting with our local wild foods.Farmers are often seen as practical rather than creative types, but one Galloway farmer, Helen Ryman, is hoping to change that perspective with her artwork. Rachel went along to meet her at her farm, to find out how she became inspired to paint through her day job as a freelance farm hand.RSPB Lochwinnoch is a quiet nature reserve in Renfrewshire. The reserve plays host to their Poet in Residence, Bobby Motherwell, who has been writing from the reserve for the past two years. Mark and Rachel met with Bobby at the reserve to hear some of his poetry in the landscape that inspired it.The coastal villages surrounding Whithorn have a long maritime history, and there are many stories wrapped up within this history. A local expert on these stories is Gail McGarva, boatbuilder and storyteller. Gail is live on the programme to tell us how she first became involved in heritage boat building, and to share some of stories that accompany her craft.Mark and Rachel also meet with Alistair Scoular, who is a local to the Isle of Whithorn, and runs the local Steam Packet Inn. He shares his knowledge of the historic shipping industry that took place with, and why this peninsula is indeed called the "Isle" of Whithorn, despite its clear connection to the mainland!Galloway is well known for it's Dark Skies status, and visitors to the area can enjoy wonderful views of the stars on a clear night. Mike Alexander runs the local Galloway Astronomy Centre, and joins Mark and Rachel to tell them more about why the area is so well loved by astronomers, and the plans for a new astronomy centre nearby.Forsyth Galloway and his family have been running the local grocers in Whithorn for a number of years, and have become something of an institution. Forsyth joins Mark and Rachel, bringing along some of his local produce from the area.

“We're not chasing trends—we're building something that lasts.” — Mike Alexander Mike Alexander, CEO of Borboleta Beauty, joins Jeremy Brockbank to talk about building a brand with depth, not just speed. They dive into how Borboleta is scaling through strategy, education, and intentional retail presence—while staying true to what matters most. From leading a strong team to turning retail into a storytelling platform, Mike shares a grounded, thoughtful approach to long-term growth—and the mindset shifts that come with it.

On today's episode of the podcast, Mike Alexander, CEO of Borboleta Beauty, joins me to talk about getting into retail. Retail is one of those things that a lot of brands really want to get into, but they don't really understand what it takes. Mike is an expert when it comes to retail, so stay tuned!Connect with Mike:LinkedIn

Welcome to episode 211 of the Löw Tide Böyz - A Swimrun Podcast!In this episode, we head across the pond to Wales for a proper chin wag with We Swimrun Founder, Mike Alexander. We met Mike in Sweden last year and hit it off right away while engaged in an exchange of laurels (We swim caps for LTBz buffs). We knew that we wanted to get him on the show and although it took us almost 4 months to make it happen…make it happen we did! This was a great chat and we can't wait to share it with all of you.But first…Training UpdateWe're at the “building consistency” stage of training and trying to be better at incorporating strength work earlier in the year.ShoutoutThis week we're shouting out our newest Patron on Patreon: Tim S. As far as we can tell he's our first supporter from Denmark and we're here for it! Thank you so much for the support Tim!Feats of EnduranceThis week's award goes to the California Swimrun folks of Andy, Phil, and crew. A They lined up for Elevation Culture's SD50 Trail Runs over the weekend and all had stellar days out on the trails.Make sure to sign up for our LTBz Strava Club and join Swimrunners from around the world as they train for stuff.This Week in SwimrunWe have so many updates this week! Let's get right to it.After taking a year off, registration for Swimrun NC is open and this year's race date will be October 13. We're already registered for this event and can't wait to be back at Hanging Rock State Park in North Carolina. (We're also excited to go back to Carolina Zip Lines for some pre-race fun!)New Podcast Alert! (Queue the air horn!) At long last there is another Swimrun podcast coming online soon. The Swimrun Show recently dropped their trailer on Spotify and will be hosted by today's guest, Mike Alexander from We Swimrun.New Race Alert! The Mudskipper Swimrun Challenge is taking place at Deam Lake, Indiana on May 12th and is offering a “Mini” 10 mile and a “Classic” 18 mile distance options along with open water swims and a trail 5km run. The event looks like fun and yay! more Swimrun events!In ÖTILLÖ news, there are three key updates to fill everyone in. First, ÖTILLÖ announced their merit race list for 2024. Notably absent are any merit races in North America. This is not entirely surprising given the stacked ÖTILLÖ USA race calendar for 2024 but still a bummer for long time local events Swimrun Lake James and Swimrun NC that used to be part of the program. (LTBz Public Service Announcement: Just want to remind everyone that there are many hero journeys in the sport of Swimrun and qualifying and racing the World Championship is just one of many. We highly encourage everyone to continue to support local, grass-roots events to help grow the base of the sport.)Second, ÖTILLÖ announced a new event in North America: ÖTILLÖ Whistler. You might remember that at around this time last year we were super stoked about Swimrun Whistler announcing their new event, only to see it postponed a month or so later. We'll it's back and we're here for it! ÖTILLÖ Whistler will take place on Sunday, June 7th and will offer Experience, Sprint and World Series Distance options.Finally, registration is open for all 2024 ÖTILLÖ USA events. This is a big year for Swimrun in North America and we hope to see you out at the races!A Proper Chin Wag with Mike AlexanderIt was really great to chat with Mike. His passion for Swimrun is infectious and he gave us a tour of We Swimrun's events, what he thinks the future looks like for Swimrunning in the U.K., and so much more. Needless to say it was a proper chin wag. We know that you'll love this conversation as much as we did.Enjoy!~~~That's it for this week's show. If you are enjoying the Löw Tide Böyz, be sure to subscribe to the show on your favorite podcast player and leave us a five-star rating and review since that's the best way for people to discover the show and the sport of Swimrun. You can find us on Apple Podcast, Spotify, and on YouTube. Check out our website for Swimrun resources including gear guides, tips, how-to videos and so much more. Also make sure to check out our meme page @thelowtideboyz on Instagram. If you have any suggestions for the show or questions for us, send us a dm or an email at lowtideboyz@gmail.com. Finally, you can support our efforts on Patreon…if you feel so inclined.Thanks for listening and see you out there!-  Chip and Chris

Explore leadership in law enforcement with Mike Alexander – from family fruit-picking to frontline policing. Discover his lessons in trust-building and team management. Dive into dismantling toxic cultures, emphasizing the role of first-line supervisors, embracing diversity, and overcoming groupthink.  Join us for a journey from challenging leadership to holiday cheer!Support the showemail us at- bluegrit@tmpa.org

Mike Alexander started his agency in a crisis. The ‘Great Texas Mold Crisis' was sending agencies all over the state into a death spiral. He just purchased a small book with 400 clients. One of his early - and critical - insights was that it wasn't going to be enough to do a good job at insurance. He'd have to do a good job at marketing. Fast forward to today. 4000 customers. 20% annual growth. Listen as Mike unravels the secrets to his insurance marketing success, including: How Mike fixed his agency's ‘leaky bucket' and created a seamless system to re-capture ‘lost souls', convert unconverted leads and maximize Customer Lifetime Value. The simple pivot Mike made from ‘Main Street Agency' to niche marketer (with an greatly expanded territory) His transition from ‘selling insurance' (and always offering to ‘save, save, save!) to marketing to the deeper ‘what-keeps-'em-up-at-night' pain. The critical way Mike learned marketing (and the network of peers that holds him accountable for performance). Serious growth-minded insura-preneurs will want to make this conversation their highest priority of the week.

Welcome to this week's Intangible Balance Sheet Episode. This week we hear from Mike Alexander. His incredible optimism and integrity shine through and his story is a testament to unwavering nobility and loyalty. Mike recounts his unique upbringing and how the principles of his Father shaped his life and values. He candidly shares how his father's teachings on loyalty, integrity, optimism, and nobility have influenced his personal and professional life even today. Listen in for more!  Please check out and subscribe to my Youtube Channel and Newsletter! JOSH KLOOZ, CFP®, MBA SENIOR WEALTH PLANNER Phone 281.719.0036 Text 281.699.8691 Fax 281.719.0156 jklooz@carsonwealth.com 1780 Hughes Landing | Suite 570 The Woodlands, TX 77380 Music by bensound.com

Welcome to this week's Intangible Balance Sheet Episode. This week we hear from Mike Alexander. His incredible optimism and integrity shine through and his story is a testament to unwavering nobility and loyalty. Mike recounts his unique upbringing and how the principles of his Father shaped his life and values. He candidly shares how his father's teachings on loyalty, integrity, optimism, and nobility have influenced his personal and professional life even today. Listen in for more!  Please check out and subscribe to my Youtube Channel and Newsletter! JOSH KLOOZ, CFP®, MBA SENIOR WEALTH PLANNER Phone 281.719.0036 Text 281.699.8691 Fax 281.719.0156 jklooz@carsonwealth.com 1780 Hughes Landing | Suite 570 The Woodlands, TX 77380 Music by bensound.com

Episode 55 - Mike Alexander - Crime Scene Today on Lone Star Community Radio We are honored to have Michael Alexander with us today, sharing his invaluable insights gained from his extensive background as a police officer, police chief, city manager, life coach, and mentor. With a wealth of experience under his belt, Michael sheds light on the significance and relevance of coaching, mentoring, and succession planning in the realms of leadership and life. As a highly sought-after national speaker and instructor, he has assisted numerous government and corporate organizations in cultivating their leaders. Crime Scene Today is every Thursday at 11AM on irlonestar.com Donate to Crime Scene Today - https://irlonestar.kindful.com/?campaign=1235169 For more information on the show visit https://irlonestar.com/cst Contact us today at http://www.crimescenetoday.com/ ===== This show is owned and produced by Lone Star Community Radio. For more information on sponsorships and other shows, please visit them online at https://irlonestar.com

Excitement is building for a team of our indigenous athletes and coaches heading to Halifax for the North American Indigenous Games that start on Sunday. We check in with the coordinator of Team Indigenous NL. (Martin Jones with Mike Alexander)

In the second and final installment of our interview with Larry Pearson, he talks about the theft of his trophy by the dastardly Mike Alexander, making a statement with his 1987 Busch Series championship, his Winston Cup woes that were followed by redemption at Darlington, teaching teenagers how to drive and his devastating wreck during an old-timer's race at Bristol. We then dig into the March 30, 1995 issue of Winston Cup Scene. Sterling Marlin gets around Dale Earnhardt to win a wreck-marred race at Darlington. Larry Pearson makes it back to victory lane in the track's Busch Series race and host Rick Houston gets the scoop ... cough, cough ... on James Hylton's retirement. NOTE: This show is not associated in any way with American City Business Journals, owner of the Scene brand. Be sure to check out the latest and greatest stories from the world of NASCAR at dailydownforce.com! Interested in The Scene Vault Podcast T-shirts? Check out thescenevault.com and click on SHOP to see what we have available! Please consider supporting this show via: patreon.com/thescenevaultpodcast paypal.me/thescenevaultpodcast venmo.com/thescenevaultpodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Let's face it, relationships are complicated.  But the more you know about yourself and your partner, the easier it is to communicate and navigate conflict. This week, Mike Alexander, Enneagram Six returns along with his wife, Enneagram One, and psychotherapist Cheryl, for a powerful conversation about the dynamics of their relationship and their own journey of healing within their types.  We dig into a few of the challenges they face and learn how figuring out the inner workings of themselves and each other helped salvage their marriage. You don't want to miss this powerful conversation.   ----- ABOUT MIKE  Mike Alexander is a nationally recognized expert in ethics, integrity, leadership development, and coaching. This specialty began and flourished during his 41-year career in law enforcement and has defined the years following his retirement from service. Through the U.S. Department of Justice Community Policing Divisions, the thirty-six (36) Regional Community Policing Institute, the Multi-jurisdictional Counterdrug Task Force Training Center, the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, the Texas Municipal League, the International Law Enforcement Administration, and the Texas Police Chiefs Association, the Carruth Policing Institute, he has traveled the nation training officers and community members on leadership development, ethics and integrity. In 1999, he founded the LION Leadership Institute, with workshops focused on leadership engagement, employee wellness, cost of conflict, psychological safety, emotional intelligence, healthy work environments, and socialization. He is currently working as an adjunct professor and leadership and curriculum development consultant with Austin Community College. Instagram: @thelion_institute LinkedIn: @thelion-organizational-development-instituteTwitter: @LION_Institute  Facebook: @thelion.institute    ABOUT CHERYL Cheryl is a native Texan, born in Waco, Texas, and reared in San Antonio, Texas.  She is the daughter of the late LC and Dorothy Christman. She has one sister, Debbie Grady.  Cheryl lived in San Antonio, Texas, until she graduated from Incarnate Word High School.  After graduating from high school, she attended Southwest Texas State University (now known today as Texas State University) in San Marcos, Texas, where she received her bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice and a master's degree in School Psychology with a minor in Special Education. She is currently working on her dissertation for the Ph.D. Marriage and Family Counseling program at Northwestern University. She worked 13 years in the law enforcement field as a prison guard, an adult probation officer, and a Texas Youth Commission parole officer. She worked  22 years in the education field … 15 years as a school counselor.  She is currently in private practice as a Christian Licensed Professional Counselor at  Plan C Consultation and Counseling Services.

In part 2 of this conversation on race, former police chiefs Ed Cronin and Mike Alexander, continue to address the problem of systemic racism in law enforcement, how it has impacted them personally and offer solutions. This is a deeply honest and open conversation on race, racism and the criminal justice system from two former senior police officers. Systemic Racism in Law Enforcement and How to End It  As a Black police officer in Texas, Mike Alexander faced not only bias, prejudice and racism from his White peers but also from some of the communities he served.  Ed Cronin shares what it was like for him as a white police officer when he became aware of the systemic racism in the department and its impact on the communities he served. Hear his story of how he developed empathy and connection. By carrying out open and honest conversations about race and racism, it's possible to find approaches that can contribute to a more just and understanding future. In the episode, Ed Cronin discusses his initial assumptions that police officers would be compassionate and empathetic, only to learn about the corruption present in the force. He believes that his own experiences of trauma and violence resonate with the Black community's experience. Across the world, systemic racism exists in law enforcement and impacts the fair application of law and order. It's essential to recognize and address this persistent problem to create an equitable environment for people of all races and backgrounds. Acknowledging and being aware of systemic racism helps individuals understand and empathize with the experiences of those disproportionately affected by this phenomenon. In Part 2, of Cops Against Systemic Racism, Mike and Ed envision the changes that are possible in the police department to dismantle systemic racism and make a difference in low-income and non-white communities.   After listening to this episode, you will be able to: · Understand the impact of systemic racism on law enforcement practices. · Discover the pivotal role of community-focused policing in building trust. · Learn the importance of empathy, de-escalation, and bias training in police work. · See the benefits of embracing diversity and inclusivity in police departments. · Explore how technology can advance transparency and work toward positive reform. • Gain new insights and envision how a police force can serve communities and dismantle systemic racism   The key moments in this episode are: 04:48 - The Police are Doing What  Some of the Public Wants Them to Do, While Other Members of the Public are Harassed and Mistreated, 08:19 - The Problem with Bias in Law Enforcement,  16:30 - Solutions to Address Systemic Racism in Law Enforcement,  19:30 - The Role of Psychological Safety,  43:00 - Showing Empathy and Lack of Empathy.  Lessons in Power, Police and Community 46:28 - Neighborhood Architecture and Systemic Racism,  48:05 - Building Relationships Between Law Enforcement and Community    Guests Bio Ed Cronin has worked in the law enforcement field for over 35 years. His career includes experience as a Police Chief in two cities in Massachusetts. He holds a graduate degree in Criminal Justice Management along with an advanced graduate degree in Organizational Development and Systems Thinking from Suffolk University. He is also a certified executive coach. (Institute of Professional Excellence in Coaching)   Mike Alexander is a nationally recognized expert in training and leadership coaching, a specialty that began and flourished during his 38-year career in law enforcement and has defined the years following his retirement from service. Through the U.S. Department of Justice Community Policing Divisions, the thirty-six (36) Regional Community Policing Institute, the Multi-jurisdictional Counterdrug Task Force Training Center, the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, the Texas Municipal League, the International Law Enforcement Administration, and the Texas Police Chiefs Association, he has traveled the nation training officers and community members on ethics and integrity.    Host Bio Simma Lieberman, The Inclusionist helps leaders create inclusive cultures. She is a consultant, speaker and facilitator and the host of the podcast, “Everyday Conversations on Race for Everyday People.” Contact Simma@SimmaLieberman.com Go to www.simmalieberman.com and www.raceconvo.com for more information Simma is a member of and inspired by the global organization IAC (Inclusion Allies Coalition)   Previous Episodes Cops Against Systemic Racism: Ed Cronin & Mike Alexander's Journey [Part 1] Dr. Joel A Davis Brown: Challenging Norms & Exploring Queer Leadership in an Unpredictable World From Harlem to Harvard: How Dorien Nuñez Tackled the Racial Wealth Disparity

  You want to listen to this conversation on race with former police chiefs, Ed Cronin and Mike Alexander about the problem and of systemic racism in law enforcement and the solutions to end it. In this two part podcast episode, Ed Cronin and Mike Alexander, two police officers with vastly different backgrounds, strive to bridge the immense divide between the awareness of systemic racism in law enforcement, and the reality of it through honest conversations and courageous leadership. Systemic Racism in Law Enforcement and How to End It Mike Alexander shares his story of being a Black police officer and the struggles he faced with biases and prejudices from his White peers. Both guests agree about the presence of systemic racism within law enforcement, with Mike recognizing the operating system perpetuating this in the force. By carrying out open and honest conversations about race and racism, it's possible to find approaches that can contribute to a more just and understanding future. In the episode, Ed Cronin discusses his initial assumptions that police officers would be compassionate and empathetic, only to learn about the corruption present in the force. He believes that his own experiences of trauma and violence resonate with the Black community's experience. Across the world, systemic racism exists in law enforcement and impacts the fair application of law and order. It's essential to recognize and address this persistent problem to create an equitable environment for people of all races and backgrounds. Acknowledging and being aware of systemic racism helps individuals understand and empathize with the experiences of those disproportionately affected by this phenomenon.   After listening to this episode, you will be able to: · Understand the impact of systemic racism on law enforcement practices. · Discover the pivotal role of community-focused policing in building trust. · Learn the importance of empathy, de-escalation, and bias training in police work. · See the benefits of embracing diversity and inclusivity in police departments. · Explore how technology can advance transparency and work toward positive reform.   The key moments in this episode are: 00:01:31 - Mike Alexander's background and experience as a Black police officer and then a police-chief in Texas 00:08:01 - Ed Cronin's background and experience as a White police officer and police-chief in Massachusetts and how he developed an awareness of racism in the police-department 00:11:44 - Different Forms of Leadership 00:17:22 - Finding Empowerment and Overcoming Experiences 00:18:03 - Becoming a Police Officer 00:24:31 - Dealing with Racism as a Black Police Officer 00:27:57 - Addressing Micro Issues to Mitigate Macro Issues 00:30:41 - The Potential and Struggle of Law Enforcement 00:34:54 - Overcoming Addiction and Learning About the Problem 00:37:19 - Racism is Real and Needs to Be Addressed 00:40:16 - One Hand Tied Behind the Back When Addressing Injustice, Racism and Bias in the Police Department 00:43:31 - The System of  Systemic Racism in Law Enforcement     Guest Bio Ed Cronin has worked in the law enforcement field for over 35 years. His career includes experience as a Police Chief in two cities in Massachusetts. He holds a graduate degree in Criminal Justice Management along with an advanced graduate degree in Organizational Development and Systems Thinking from Suffolk University. He is also a certified executive coach. (Institute of Professional Excellence in Coaching)   Mike Alexander is a nationally recognized expert in training and leadership coaching, a specialty that began and flourished during his 38-year career in law enforcement and has defined the years following his retirement from service. Through the U.S. Department of Justice Community Policing Divisions, the thirty-six (36) Regional Community Policing Institute, the Multi-jurisdictional Counterdrug Task Force Training Center, the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, the Texas Municipal League, the International Law Enforcement Administration, and the Texas Police Chiefs Association, he has traveled the nation training officers and community members on ethics and integrity.    Host Bio Simma Lieberman, The Inclusionist helps leaders create inclusive cultures. She is a consultant, speaker and facilitator and the host of the podcast, “Everyday Conversations on Race for Everyday People.” Contact Simma@SimmaLieberman.com Go to www.simmalieberman.com and www.raceconvo.com for more information Simma is a member of and inspired by the global organization IAC (Inclusion Allies Coalition)   Previous Episodes   Joel A Davis Brown: Challenging Norms & Exploring Queer Leadership in an Unpredictable World From Harlem to Harvard: How Dorien Nunez Tackled the Racial Wealth Disparity Unraveling Racial History: Benjamin Jealous's Quest for Freedom

Mike Alexander from RazzBall swings by for his annual appearance with Jeff Erickson to discuss BestBall Points leagues, including RazzSlam, Underdog and Fantrax. Please support our sponsors Fantrax and Underdog.  Sign up for Fantrax FREE today and be entered to win an Official MLB signed jersey from Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Simply to go to https://www.fantrax.com/rotowire. Underdog: Sign up for Underdog to receive a free 6-month subscription to RotoWire and first deposit match up to $100 with promo code RWMLB. Claim this special offer now at https://play.underdogfantasy.com/pc-QlFe1qrWkC. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Die 30. Ausgabe des wichtigsten deutschsprachigen Nachwuchswettberwerbs für Prosa und Lyrik fand am 19. und 20. November 2022 im Heimathafen Neukölln in Berlin statt. 17 Autor:innen, ausgewählt aus über 500 Einsendungen, lasen lesen um den Gewinn des Wettbewerbs. Jede:r hat 15 Minuten Zeit, das Publikum und die Jury zu überzeugen, dann klingelt der Wecker. Am Ende kürte die Jury - Zsuzsanna Gahse, Nadja Küchenmeister und Madame Nielsen - drei Preisträger:innen und vergab insgesamt 7.500 € Preisgeld. Der open mike ist eine Veranstaltung vom Haus für Poesie. © Natalia Reich

:00 - Intro 1:45 - Highlights from Argyle's 7-0 victory over Rider 8:15 - Player Spotlight with Argyle senior defensive lineman, Darian Doyle 18:00 - Scouting Report with Grapevine head coach, Mike Alexander 27:00 - Weekly Flyover with Argyle head coach, Todd Rodgers 38:00 - Argyle ISD Eagle Update 41:00 - Outro  

:00 - Intro 1:45 - Highlights from Argyle football's 56-49 victory over Lovejoy 5:45 - Player Spotlight with Argyle senior safety, Dax Horany 14:00 - Scouting Report with Grapevine head coach, Mike Alexander 23:45 - Weekly Flyover with Argyle head coach, Todd Rodgers 31:45 - Argyle ISD Eagle Update 37:00 - Outro  

Colabora Con Biblioteca Del Metal: En Twitter - https://twitter.com/Anarkometal72 Y Donanos Unas Propinas En BAT. Para Seguir Con El Proyecto De la Biblioteca Mas Grande Del Metal. Muchisimas Gracias. La Tienda De Biblioteca Del Metal: Encontraras, Ropa, Accesorios,Decoracion, Ect... Todo Relacionado Al Podcats Biblioteca Del Metal Y Al Mundo Del Heavy Metal. Descubrela!!!!!! Ideal Para Llevarte O Regalar Productos Del Podcats De Ivoox. (Por Tiempo Limitado) https://teespring.com/es/stores/biblioteca-del-metal-1 Evile es una banda de thrash metal originaria de Huddersfield (Reino Unido). Adquirieron fama a nivel mundial gracias a la revista Kerrang! y a su aparición en el videojuego Rock Band con su tema Thrasher perteneciente a su primer disco. En el año 2000, Matt Drake, y Ben Carter, se hicieron amigos, debido al amor que compartían por el Thrash Metal y el Heavy Metal, así que formaron un grupo de Covers de Metallica, llamado "Metal Militia". El hermano menor de Matt, Ol Drake, se unió al grupo como guitarra principal, y más tarde, el Londinense, algo mayor que ellos, Mike Alexander, respondiendo así a un anuncio de una tienda de instrumentos local en la que buscaban un bajista influenciado por bandas como Metallica, Slayer, Testament, o Sepultura. En 2004, dejaron de tocar covers y dedicaron tiempo a escribir sus propias canciones, y mediante su sello discográfico independiente publicaron dos EP limitados a 250/500 unidades cada uno: All Hallows Eve (2004) y Hell Demo (2006). Entre 2004 y 2006, hicieron una intensa gira por Reino Unido, y los Países Bajos, teloneando al grupo Exodus. Más tarde firmaron un contrato con la discográfica Earache Records, esta supo del grupo cuando escuchó la demo "Hell's Demo". La discográfica les dio a Evile su primer gran concierto en el Bloodstock Open Air Festival 2006 El lunes 5 de octubre de 2009, mientras los británicos se preparaban para su gira europea acompañando a Amon Amarth, su bajista, Mike Alexander, cayó repentinamente enfermo, cuando la banda se encontraba en la localidad sueca de Lulea, falleció poco tiempo después en un hospital local a los 32 años de edad. Según un periódico local, la causa pudo ser algún tipo de hemorragia cerebral. A continuación podemos leer el comunicado oficial de la banda al respecto, que afirma haber quedado en estado de shock, y han cancelado inmediatamente el resto de la gira: "Es tan duro encontrar las palabras para expresar completamente cómo nos sentimos. No podemos creer o aceptar lo que ha ocurrido. Un minuto estábamos hablando con nuestro colega, Mike, y al siguiente no podemos volver a hablar con él de nuevo. Hay demasiadas cosas pasándonos por la cabeza que queremos decir, hacer y sentir. Aún esperábamos que llegase girando la esquina y nos llamase “carapollas”. No podemos quitárnoslo de la cabeza. Nos entristece mucho que haya ocurrido estando lejos de su familia, aunque conociendo a Mike, al menos estamos satisfechos de que estuviera de gira haciendo lo que él amaba. No tenemos palabras. Le echamos mucho de menos. Era muy cabezota, un chico muy genuino y bueno que amaba a la música y a su familia. Tenemos muchos recuerdos brillantes con él. Nuestros corazones están con su hija, familia y amigos en este trágico y difícil momento. Mike es muy querido y le echamos tremendamente de menos. Descansa en paz, hermano." GRACIAS ... Los primeros días del mes de octubre de 2013, la banda sufre otro duro golpe, ya que, el hermano menor de Matt Drake, el guitarrista principal, Old Drake, decide dejar la banda por motivos personales y por un aparente cansancio -lo que no fue así ya que a principios del 2014 anunció su trabajo en solitario bajo el nombre de "Old Rake" que saldría a mediados de ese mismo año- El comunicado pos-salida fue el siguiente: “Ha pasado la mitad de mi vida (15 años) desde que comencé a tocar en una pieza con los otros tres chicos, en un grupo que no sabía que terminaría siendo Evile… Desde 1999 he dedicado mi vida a 100% para la banda, sacrificando cuestiones financieras y personales… He vivido algunos de los mejores momentos de vida en los últimos 15 años y he conocido gente fascinante. He tenido el honor de tocar en eventos que nunca pensé tocar: hacer un tributo a Dimebag [Pantera] con el cover de Cemetery Gates en Metal Hammer; abriendo para Megadeth, Exodus y bandas que crecí oyendo, tocando y grabando con Destruction; girando y visitando lugares en el mundo que nunca pensé ver… El año pasado, empece a sentirme un poco alejado de las giras y el estilo de vida en una banda… Llegue a un punto de mi vida donde quiero una familia/hijos, una casa, estar estable… seguir seria incompatible con lo que quiero/necesito…” El 24 de abril de 2018 la banda anuncio a través de su cuenta oficial de Facebook, el regreso de Ol Drake a la banda como guitarrista líder para la creación del que sería el quinto álbum de la banda. Evile hace un thrash metal directo y muy fuerte, plagado de riffs sólidos que encajan en una base rítmica muy rápida. Su álbum debut, Enter the Grave, fue producido por Flemming Rasmussen (Sweet Silence Studios), en Copenhague (Dinamarca), y editado a nivel mundial en 2007 por Earache Records. Su segundo álbum, "Infected Nations", fue editado el 21 de septiembre de 2009. Su productor fue Russ Russell. La diferencia más notoria, es que cuenta con un sonido más oscuro que el de su predecesor. Se destaca «Infected Nation», el primero de los nueve temas que posee el álbum que empieza con una introducción en guitarras limpias para luego pasar a un pesado y consistente riff que dirige el curso del resto de la canción. En marzo de 2011, revelaron vía Facebook que ya tenían material nuevo para un tercer disco, y que estarían en el estudio desde el mismo mes, grabando. En un principio se supo de una canción llamada «Bitch» y además, que el título del álbum tendría las iniciales FST. Este sería el primer disco que graben junto al nuevo bajista Joel Graham después de la lamentable muerte de Mike Alexander. La banda, a través de su cuenta oficial en YouTube, mantuvo informados a los fans del proceso de grabación con varios videos en los que se veía al grupo en el estudio y con el productor Russ Russell. A través de la revista Metal Hammer, Evile reveló el nombre de esta última producción: Five Serpent's Teeth (‘Cinco Dientes de Serpiente’ en español).

Meet Enneagram 6, Mike Alexander! His accomplishments and accolades are looooong, and you can read about them at lionstrategy.group, but for the purpose of this podcast, you just need to know that the man is the real thing, and has been doing his work. Lindsay points out in the show how great it is to hear an enneagram 6 talk with so many years of enneagram experience in hand. Let's talk psychological safety the enneagram and being a police officer Leadership Styles Vulnerability "My description of a police officer is: we are normal people, in abnormal circumstances, behaving abnormally, and that becomes normal." - Mike Alexander PLUG TIME! From Intentional To Intuitive August 4-6 in Dallas, TX or sign up and join virtually from anywhere in the world. Suzanne is going to be teaching how the 3 Centers of Intelligence and Shame, Fear, and Anger work together (or don't!). How we can show up more in healthy space, and maybe even spend some more time in the high side of our Security number. Visit lifeinthetrinityministry.com or suzannestabile.com for more information and to register! Today's Introduction Opening Scene of Law & Order From Brooklyn 99, Season 5: EP 17 Lindsay O'Connor on TEJ Podcast, Dec. 2021

“We were Very healthy, so let's go home to that…being healthy” This week's episode of Teachings in the Air is titled “Strong Spirits Living in a Diabetes World” Gerry Oldman shares the space with members of the Board of Directors & Staff of the National Indigenous Diabetes Association (NIDA). We had the honor of hosting NIDA board members Margaretta James, Mary Beaucage, and Mike Alexander for a personal story sharing of living with Diabetes and what inspires, helps, and encourages them in their daily lives as board members of NIDA, and also living every day with diabetes themselves. Gerry has spent a long time discussing prominent issues in the community, and he is very thankful to have guests who are at the front of informing about Diabetes and sharing their own stories.

In this conversation on race, I'm joined by my colleagues from the Brain Trust of the Shift Net work R.A.C.E Project. Rev. Doctor Aliah Majon, the Chief Inclusion Officer of the Shift Network enlisted Mike Alexander and me join her in the R.A.C.E Project. Aliah shares her experience as a Black woman who grew up in Detroit, how race and racism impacted her growing up, how she dropped out of high school, and then went on to get a double Ph.D. Mike Alexander talks about his experience as a Black police officer who went on to become a police chief and shares stories of how he dealt with the racism he encountered. Kapiolani Laronal shares her experience as an indigenous woman from Hawaii and the racism she has encountered in predominantly white schools. Key topics: [7:12] The R.A.C.E project and our role in making the world a better place. Our focus is on what we can do to dismantle racism, and the role that mind, body, spirit plays in individual change. [11:08] Mike Alexander, former Police Chief and now acting Police Chief in Texas talks about the importance of creating psychological safety when talking about race and racism with people. [23:23] How Mike has learned to self-regulate when he is confronted by racism and specific issues in the police department. Racism on the part of police officers, and the impact it had on him. [38:07] The importance of working with young people to dismantle the systemic racism embedded in the US throughout history  [48:31] The work that Aliah has done with police departments around diversity, inclusion, equity, and race. The importance of being curious and willing to learn and change. Guests Bio Rev. Dr. Aliah (she/her) is an evolutionary and racial healing champion who believes that we are meant to be engines of evolution. Her methodologies are informed by firsthand experience growing up in the inner city of Detroit and losing her only child to suicide, as well as three decades serving as a corporate trainer, facilitator, and educational consultant. Mike Alexander earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminal Justice from St. Edwards University in Austin, Texas. He earned a master's degree in Organizational Leadership from Southwestern Assemblies of God University in Waxahachie, Texas. Mike has over 40 years in law enforcement which began as a Correctional Officer and Deputy Sheriff at the Travis County Sheriff's Office. Simma Lieberman, The Inclusionist help leaders create inclusive cultures. She is a consultant, speaker and facilitator and the host of the podcast, "Everyday Conversations on Race for Everyday People."  Contact Simma@SimmaLieberman.com  Go to www.simmalieberman.com and www.raceconvo.com for more information Simma is a member of and inspired by the global organization IAC (Inclusion Allies Coalition) https://inclusioncoalition.info   

As “Closer Look's” Paycheck to Paycheck series continues, Jamie Dimon, the CEO of JP Morgan Chase, joins the program to share details about how one of the largest banks in the U.S. wants to boost minority homeownership and what this effort could mean for Atlanta.Plus, Mike Alexander, the senior director of the Atlanta Regional Commission's Center for Livable Communities, discusses the major economic issues facing people in metro Atlanta.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Middle Tennessee racing legend Mike Alexander takes us through the early years of his career, as well as a couple of attempts at establishing himself as a Winston Cup competitor. When those didn't work out, Mike decided to take himself and his talents to the Busch Series, where he felt he had a better shot at running competitively with a team HE owned.Mike ran well at the level, got himself a couple of wins … and very nearly another, until a protest by his buddy Larry Pearson took it away. Mike WAS noticed, and wound up replacing the injured Bobby Allison midway through the 1988 Winston Cup season. He did well in the car … his career was on the rise … but then saw his own career derailed by a head injury he sustained that offseason during the Snowball Derby.Hosts Rick Houston and Steve Waid then thumb through the December 1, 1988 issue of Grand National Scene. Rusty Wallace won that year's season finale at Atlanta, but lost out on the Winston Cup championship to Bill Elliott. Both had their gameplans in place before the race … each one played out pretty much as they expected … and in the end, winning the race still wasn't enough for Rusty.Mike Alexander recorded the best finish of his Winston Cup career, and was looking forward to the following season. Two NASCAR Hall of Famers made the last starts of their Winston Cup careers in this event. There's a feature on Mildred Elliott, the matriarch of that racing family, and the wives of Bill, Ernie and Dan. Finally … Richard Petty loses his 1967 championship ring … and it gets returned to him. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Middle Tennessee racing legend Mike Alexander takes us through the early years of his career, as well as a couple of attempts at establishing himself as a Winston Cup competitor. When those didn't work out, Mike decided to take himself and his talents to the Busch Series, where he felt he had a better shot at running competitively with a team HE owned.Mike ran well at the level, got himself a couple of wins … and very nearly another, until a protest by his buddy Larry Pearson took it away. Mike WAS noticed, and wound up replacing the injured Bobby Allison midway through the 1988 Winston Cup season. He did well in the car … his career was on the rise … but then saw his own career derailed by a head injury he sustained that offseason during the Snowball Derby.Hosts Rick Houston and Steve Waid then thumb through the December 1, 1988 issue of Grand National Scene. Rusty Wallace won that year's season finale at Atlanta, but lost out on the Winston Cup championship to Bill Elliott. Both had their gameplans in place before the race … each one played out pretty much as they expected … and in the end, winning the race still wasn't enough for Rusty.Mike Alexander recorded the best finish of his Winston Cup career, and was looking forward to the following season. Two NASCAR Hall of Famers made the last starts of their Winston Cup careers in this event. There's a feature on Mildred Elliott, the matriarch of that racing family, and the wives of Bill, Ernie and Dan. Finally … Richard Petty loses his 1967 championship ring … and it gets returned to him.

Mike & Morgan bring an entrepreneurial mindset to IT with their company Shift Support. With a deep understanding of how businesses are becoming cybernetic, Shift Support understands that the synergy between people and systems is the determining factor for performance. Mike & Morgan know that IT used to be part of the maintenance team but needs to be part of the executive team for companies to forge their way into the future. This is the innovation they bring to the companies they partner with, along with the other divisions of HGA Group, as a way of shifting perception with Shift Support.Leadership Line of Sight is an ongoing discussion to help leaders at every level gain perspective on the changes that affect us all. Scott Connors, Chief Change Officer at Crankset Group, and Taylor Hack, serial entrepreneur and Marketing Strategist at Gravidia Inc., discuss the challenges that test our limits, the disruptions that shake our industries, and the vision that pulls us through to the success we know to be true in ourselves.

Scott Furrow speaks with Mike Alexander the Chair of Californians for School Choice on the Education Freedom Act which would bring school choice to all K-12 students in the state who choose to opt into the proposed program and why it is so important in today's political climate. Also, Scott asks listeners what changes they want to see the church take during this new year. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Want to know how you can help change the lives of future generations of CA children, as well as change our lives for the better now? Get involved with the School Choice initiative, which is gathering signatures right now. Listen to Mike Alexander, President of CA School Choice. This is our best opportunity in many years to turn the tide in our state! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike Alexander previews Saturday's UFC 267 card with his favorite cash game plays, underdogs, and fights to target!

A year before California's next statewide general election, signature-gathering has already begun for what is likely to be another crowded ballot of high-profile initiatives. There will be some contentious issues on the November 2022 ballot, if the petition drives just getting underway succeed One of those initiatives just cleared to begin collecting the roughly one million valid signatures it will take to qualify for next year's ballot, is an educational savings account measure that the state attorney general has titled the Educational Freedom Act Initiative. It is a landmark measure championed by proponents of school choice, and it would give each student in California $14,000 to go to the school of their choice, ranging from public, private or parochial. For more on how this would work and the campaign ahead, KCBS Radio news anchors Patti Reising and Jeff Bell, as well as KCBS Radio political reporter and host of this segment, Doug Sovern, spoke with Mike Alexander, the Chair of Californians for School Choice to discuss how this new program would work.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This week we are interviewing Angie and Tony Alexander, two siblings working together to continue the great craftsmanship at Mike Alexander Dies, Inc. Started in Louisville, KY in 1984 by the company namesake, they manufacturer rotary and flat steel cutting dies. Mike Alexander Dies, Inc. utilizes state-of-the-art CNC (Computer Numerical Control) and water jet equipment to produce consistent quality products for packaging and printing customers. Join us as they tell their story and why they are located in Kentucky. We want to take a moment to thank our partner – the Kentucky Association of Manufacturers. For over 100 years, KAM has served our state's manufacturing industry through advocacy, workforce development, education, and training, as well as cost-saving benefits for members. Fighting for manufacturers is what KAM does best, representing the industry in both Frankfort and Washington, D.C. Whether it's advocacy, offering shipping discounts, or group health insurance, KAM has its members covered. Learn more and become a member by visiting www.kam.us.com

The existential dread continues! We talk about the artist survival mentality and Belle turns house hold items into deep metaphors cause why not... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thelocalfraud/support

Mike of Hipshot Killer joins us again to talk about how photographing the KC protests in 2020 inspired a lot of the songs on their recently released EP, Guns & Gas. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thelocalfraud/support

Mike Alexander, Chairman of the California School Choice Foundation joins the show to discuss an initiative to use state money for private schools of parents' choice. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In ep122 we talk to Mike Alexander again. We originally chatted with him in ep35, but they just released a new EP so we thought we should chat again! We talk the new ep, and argue about Cure albums and Jesus and Mary Chain! With music by Hipshot Killer.

With over 40 years in law enforcement, Mike Alexander, MA, C.I.S.M. is a principal partner at LION Strategy Group which focuses on leadership development, healthy work environments, officer wellness, ethics, and emotional intelligence.  He also sits on the Board of the Enneagram Narrative Tradition and brings his knowledge to organizations and law enforcement agencies across the U.S.  This conversation with Mike is chock-full of wisdom and incredible insight about somatic work, the vacillation between phobic and counterphobic, and what it means to truly discover our whole self and capitalize on the great gifts we each bring to the table.  Not only do we discuss the importance of workforce behavioral interventions and the role self-awareness plays in building healthy relationships with employees or coworkers, but he also describes how the Enneagram saved his life and marriage.

Dan Malin and Mike Alexander preview this weekend's UFC 261 card with a breakdown of each fight, cash game targets, and contrarian GPP plays!

This week's episode features  a discussion with Mike Alexander, President of Wealth Management for Broadridge about building a next generation advisory practice.

Dan Malin and Mike Alexander preview this weekend's UFC 260 main card with their favorite cash game plays, underdogs, and fights to target!

Having a Child at 17 yrs old is one thing. Having a Child at 17 yrs old born 3 months early is another ball game in itself.  Mike shares how his faith in God and his Family village helped him navigate the NICU Experience.  He & his now 24 year old son are in the Fashion Design business. Both have applied their creativity and love for Fashion and are relaunching their brand MAJR!  Take a listen to a then teenager's perspective of the NICU Journey!

Dale Earnhardt Jr. welcomes America's Crew Chief, Larry McReynolds, to the show to uncover how the heck a Birmingham 'Baby Boy' became one of the most recognizable and trusted names in NASCAR. Larry Mac gives us the low-down on why he was nicknamed "baby boy" early on in a journey to NASCAR that was filled with more ups and downs than an amusement park. From Super Late Models at Birmingham International Raceway, he turned wrenches for the best of them and became one of the most famed crew chiefs of his time. From Dave Mader III and Mike Alexander to Mark Martin, Ernie Irvan and The Intimidator Dale Earnhardt, success came with multiple periods of unemployment and doubt in between, McReynolds doesn't hold back about the rocky road that got him there. He also shares his candid thoughts on what made Davey Allison one of the more special drivers he ever crew chiefed for. Oh yeah, throw in the fighting nature of the Blue Max racing team and hot shot young driver Tim Richmond into this tale and you know it's a ride. Dale Jr. and Mike Davis find out about how he got the opportunity to build Kenny Bernstein's King Racing team. and the unexpected plot twist of how he became the crew chief of the operation. Learn how a handshake and a humble apology led to the start of Larry's relationship with Robert Yates Racing. The move nobody expected was Larry McReynolds as Dale Earnhardt's crew chief. Larry shares some funny moments and unbelievable pranks that happened during those years.The DJD gang discuss the first dominoes falling in NASCAR's silly season and the news of Bubba Wallace being tabbed to drive for a new team owned by NBA legend Michael Jordan and Denny Hamlin. Will it be more or less pressure for the young driver? We dissect the move of Ross Chastian to the Cup Series in the Ganassi Racing No. 42 ride. And speaking of silly season, Dale, Mike and producer Matthew Dillner noodle the remaining rides and most desirable free agents on the NASCAR market.The fans bring it with some great questions in AskJr presented by Xfinity. We find out that Dale like Nashville Fairgrounds as a track for Cup, Xfinity and for lunch.We shake the pelvis with a story of Elvis and a short tracker's far fetched dream of partnering with the King of Rock and Roll. Plus, the DJD attempts to answer the biggest question on everyone's mind at this time of year... is September too early for pumpkin everything? To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Matthew 5:43-45 “You have heard that it was said, ‘Love your neighbor and hate your enemy.' But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you, that you may be children of your Father in heaven. #lifelovejesus #westsidechurch

On my recent quest to find some great punk bands in KC, I was pointed towards Hipshot Killer many times by anyone I asked who they knew of. I had their record, All This Time Is Ours on repeat for a few days and quickly understood why they were everyone's first recommendation. I asked them to play my band's Halloween show with us and they put on a phenomenal show, so naturally I was super excited to have them on the podcast to hear more about their band. On this episode, Mike talks about how Hipshot Killer came to be and we share in our frustrations of putting up with the 'business side' of running a band. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thelocalfraud/support

Welcome back to another edition of Benched with Bubba. On BwB EP 213 Bubba is joined by Mike Alexander of Fantasy Alarm and Razzball to recap the Week 3 Fantasy Football action. The guys go over the key takeways from some of the big games over the past weekend and give their thoughts looking forward as well. If you are looking for a new place to play DFS I recommend SuperDraft. It's a NEW DFS site that uses a multiplier format and you can draft any player you want. Use BUBBA when you sign up to get you going. As always, thanks for listening to another episode of Benched with Bubba. We'd appreciate it if you could give a rating and review on iTunes.

Welcome back to another episode of Benched with Bubba. On BwB EP 164 Bubba will be joined by friend of the show Mike Alexander (@Roto_Wan). They discuss all the recent Fantasy Baseball relevany injuries, go over his new Fly Index tool, talk about the major pick ups in TGFBI Week 4 and then talk a little S8 EP2 Game of Thrones. As always, thanks for listening to another episode of Benched with Bubba. We'd appreciate it if you could give a rating and review on iTunes.

Welcome back to another episode of Benched with Bubba. On BwB EP123 Bubba will be joined by Mike Alexander (@Roto_Wan) to talk about some of the NFL Week 4 happenings, some Week 5 Waiver Wire targets and more for your Fantasy Football teams. If you love playing NFL DFS or even season long NFL go check out all the tools at TheQuantEdge.com and use BENCHED for $10 off your first month.. Go check out one of the best new ways to play fantasy sports at Draft.com and use SDSPORTS at check out for entry into a free $3 tournament. They have MLB, PGA, NHL, NBA and of course NFL and currently NFL Best Ball. As always, thanks for listening to another episode of Benched with Bubba. We'd appreciate it if you could leave a rating and review on wherever you listen to the show.

Welcome back to another episode of Benched with Bubba. On Benched with Bubba EP94 Bubba will be joined by Mike Alexander of Razzball and Friends with Fantasy Benefits. They will go over a ton of players, talk some player debates and much more including a little PGA DFS talk at the end.Players discussed-Freddy PeraltaRyan Yarbrough Franmil Reyes Travis JankowskiAnthony BandaNiko GoodrumRobinson CanoMark ReynoldsTrevor StoryMatt KochMatt DuffyKyle FreelandMatt BoydBlake SnellDylan BundyMatt ChapmanMatt DavidsonPaul DeJong Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Moment HQ sits down with Ashley & Mike from Gather & Feast! “It's about loving and valuing yourself, making time for yourself and putting into your self. Once you've got yourself right you can go then go out and help and serve others.” - Mike Alexander, The Moment HQ podcast Ashley and Mike are a husband and wife duo and they run the website Gather and Feast. Their website was created to share with you wholesome and nutritious recipes, using natural ingredients and fresh in-season produce like smoky fish tacos, vanilla buckwheat waffles, smoky chilli spaghetti and spelt chocolate fondant cakes. If you jump on their website gatherandfeast.com your mouth will begin to water as you scroll through their recipes - and wait till you see their Instagram account. Impeccable styling and presentation backed by authenticity and sheer love for what they do! I have to say another interview that makes the pick of my favourite interviews. Ash, Mike and I had such a blast with this conversation and it was so lovely to connect with people who truly have a deep love for what they do and have the biggest intention to touch other's lives. “We have a heart for helping people create special moments in their homes.” These are two inspiring souls making their mark on the world and their support and dedication to one another is just beautiful to witness. You can tell they are in this for the long haul and to make a deep mark on the world and you can tell because of their willingness to move moment by moment and remember “it's a marathon and not a sprint.” Their passion is like wildfire! Ash, Mike and I have a chat about EXPRESSING YOURSELF THROUGH WHAT YOU LOVE Learn about: The Gather & Feast Journey The creation process The behind the scenes of their food presentation and styling of their amazing Instagram Their advice for start ups The truth about start up biz and how to get through it What little secret Ash kept from Mike until their honeymoon The Moment HQ Signature Question time Find out: What moves Ash & Mike? What they believe to be their greatest asset? What they are scared of? What else they'd be doing if they weren't in their profession? The best piece of advice they've been given.