Podcast appearances and mentions of mike bourne

Emma meets Mike Bourne, professor of Business Performance at Cranfield University and Managing Editor of the APM Body of Knowledge 8th edition.Mike says a lot has changed in the five years since the previous edition of the APM Body of Knowledge was published. The conversation focuses on what makes for a great project professional in 2025, how to get your head around systems thinking, how to approach AI and what sustainability really means for projects.Buy the APM Body of Knowledge 8th edition here.Contact us: apmpodcast@thinkpublishing.co.uk 

Please welcome to A Year In Horror, special guest Mike Bourne from psychedelic, space and post rockers Teeth of the Sea. We discuss Hélène Cattet &  Bruno Forzani's The Strange Color Of My Body's Tears. A giallo but not really film which is probably weirder than even his band is. Check it out.TEETH OF THE SEA spotify facebook instagram

Making a Scene Presents the PODCAST of LIVE from the Midnight Circus Featuring Mike BourneThis is the Voice of Indie Blues, the future of the blues. Artists who embrace the diversity of the blues that always has and still is being created from it's roots. These artists understand the blues is a living art form that is driven by innovation and creativity. These are the Indie Blues Artists!Honoring the Past, Praising the Present, Empowering the Future

Making a Scene Presents an interview with Mike BourneFrom the House of Blues to the International Jazz and Blues Festival in Manila and countless points in between, Mike Bourne has been entertaining audiences around the globe with his unique style of jump blues, blues, and roots music since 1998. Inspired by Louis Jordan, T-bone Walker, and many others, Bourne first picked up the guitar at age 22, and began playing professionally at age 25. He has recorded and performed with legends of the genre, including Otis Rush, Sam Lay, Barrelhouse Chuck and more. After long stints in Chicago and Atlanta, he's back home in Kansas City. Having joined forces with high-caliber band members, their high-energy shows have the town buzzing. His new album, Cruisin' Kansas City, honors the Kansas City blues tradition started on 18th and Vine with thirteen exciting new songs and grooves.

In this episode, our topic is how to be a great project leader. We pin down exactly what it means to lead a project and how this role is evolving to reflect the changing nature of projects and obviously in 2020, the pressures of the Covid pandemic. In this podcast, host Emma De Vita, editor of Project journal, asks how a project leader needs to behave to be highly effective, and what mindset you need to thrive in this role. APM's 7th edition of its Body of Knowledge defines project leadership as: providing vision, direction, feedback and support so people can do their best work. And to do this in an environment of change and uncertainty. Project leadership is usually performed with limits on a project leader's power requiring them to adopt a style that builds team and wider stakeholder commitment. Our panel discusses in-depth what this definition means in practice, giving lots of advice on how you can become a better project leader, particularly during these challenging times. On the panel are: Gordon MacKay, project management capability lead at Sellafield and author of a forthcoming book on project leadership for APM. Mike Bourne, professor of business performance, action, execution and implementation at Cranfield School of Management. Claire Fryer, director of behavioural management and executive coach at Costain.

Episode #55 of the podcast I spoke to Mike Bourne who is a personal trainer and swimming coach based here in Dubai. Mike is an ex-professional and Great British water polo player who now spends his time coaching health and fitness both on land and in the water. Mike not only coaches children and beginners to swimming he has spent a lot of time working with professional CrossFit games athletes over the past 2 years when they come over to compete in the Dubai fitness competition. In this episode we talk about the health benefits of swimming, how you can get into swimming more as an adult if you lack confidence and also some tips on making your swimming efficiency better. I think most people know the benefits of swimming but perhaps we are not swimming enough. Enjoy the show and you can find Mike @bournefit2swimThanks for listening. Don't forget to subscribe wherever you listen to the podcast and follow me@coffeewithjoffyIf you would like to join the slacker tracker to get active and stay active then you can join for a 2 week free trial by clicking the link below or visiting our website to find out more.Join the 2-week trialwww.movement-wins.com@movementwins

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In this episode, Mike Bourne, reader at Queen's University Belfast talks about sensing secrecy.

This episode ended up being really interesting, Mike Bourne is a gent and knows a thing or two about being in the water. Mike is a very decorated polo player. Having played at the highest level of the sport for many years and representing Great Britain, Mike has developed a love for the water and skill set that allows him to help other people become more efficient in the water. Great chat with Mike about what he's done to give him the right to coach some of the best CrossFitters in the world in the water (and beat them in workouts), some of his top swimming tips, how to implement swimming in to your training and how to approach starting swimming.

In this episode of SPIN podcast, Mike Bourne, reader at Queen's University Belfast talks with Elspeth van Veeren about sensing secrecy.