Podcast appearances and mentions of mike haines

Mike shares his 50 year journey.

Season 1, Ep. 17 ("Begging for Change").  Written by Lori Furth, Lyssa Graham, Dale Leopold and Jack Mooney.  Jake tries out a new look, and learns an important life lesson. The CDC can't even. Jesus gives his neighbor a shocking revelation. The former Veep tries to build some Mike-Mentum for 2024. An attorney does the unforgivable. A superhero settles his accounts. And a local reporter smells a rat. Featuring the vocal talents of the Suffolk & Goode Players: Rebecca Davis  (CDC Kid 1, Miss Carmen, Judge, Laura Myers) Dustin Ebaugh (Jay, Library Director, MAGA Guy, Defense Attorney, Bill Green, Folk Fan 1) Lori Furth (CDC Kid 2) Lyssa Graham (Herself, CDC Mom, Mary Mags, Channel 11 Announcer, Stitch Bitch) Dale Leopold (Himself, I Love Lyssa Announcer, Ted, C-SPAN Announcer, Jim's Nephew, Secret Service Agent, Court Reporter, Mike Haines, Bob Dylan) Nancy McLemore (CDC Spokesperson, Karen Pence, Prosecutor, Radio Voice, Folk Fan 2) Chris Mezzolesta (Himself, CDC Dad, Mike Pence, Benson Davenport, Commisioner, Chickaweb) Karyn O'Bryant (Jake, Megan the Librarian, Defense Co-Counsel, Julie Jansen) and George Washington III (Himself, CDC Announcer,Jesus, Jim, Walkie-Talkie Voice, Juror, Mr. Wonderful, Ramses II). Original Music composed and performed by Chris Mezzolesta. The songs "The Doomsday Machine" and "Another Day, Another Dollar" were written by Dale Leopold and Chris Mezzolesta (with apologies to Blind Boy Grunt), and performed by Dale Leopold. Editing, Sound design and audio production by Dale Leopold Artwork by Richard McMurry

How would you react if you lost a family member in an act of terrorism? In the final episode of Taking Apart Terror, Mike Haines, Omar Mohammed and Figen Murray remember their lost loved ones - David, Ahmed and Martyn - and how they refuse to let terror extinguish their compassion. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to the ‘Small Acts Big Changes' podcast series. My name is Mike Haines and I am the founder of Global Acts of Unity. This special episode is for Hate Crime Awareness Week, exploring the mental and emotional impact of hate crime and the importance of not letting hate win. In this episode, I speak to Exit UK founder Nigel Bromage. Nigel lost 20 years of his life to the far-right before turning his back on extremism and hate. Manipulated and radicalised as a teenager, he spent decades in organisations such as the National Front, British Movement and other extremist groups. Nigel now uses his experience to help stop others from getting drawn into far-right narratives and support those looking for a way out. If you'd like more information on the work of Global Acts of Unity, head over to: mikehaines.globalactsofunity.com

 Welcome to the first episode of my new podcast show and I couldn't be happier with my guest today, as he is a perfect example of what my show is all about!  He has bounced forward after facing the most horrendous adversity and is making such a difference to others across the world. In this inaugural episode I speak to Mike Haines whose brother David was murdered by Isis in 2014, and rather than letting hatred take hold of his heart, he now does incredible work with his campaign promoting unity, tolerance and understanding.  I know his story will inspire you.David was a humanitarian worker, and it was whilst he was working with an NGO in Syria that he was captured and held for 18 months before being horrifically murdered and his death put on the internet.Mike's incredible testimony cannot fail to show how he retained his humanity and compassion and is dedicated to sharing that message with the world to create unityHe says that if each and every one of us can open minds, hearts and arms to other communities we do not understand, then we can only grow closer and our resistance to intolerance and hate grows stronger Some key points from our interview:·      How he decided very early on after his brother's murder that he wouldn't let allow hate to fill his heart·      How the values that he learnt as a child guided him in the work he now does for humanity·      How he went on TV very quickly after David's murder asking for no reprisals in his name ·      How through his work he's been on a journey of enlightenment when he's realised he's not the only voice for understanding, unity and hope·      How he believes that there are more good in this world than there is bad“If I live with anger and hate, the terrorists have won” – Mike HainesYou can get more information about Mike here : https://mikehaines.globalactsofunity.com *                                                   *                                       *                                  *                                                            "Unbroken: Healing Through Storytelling" features  individuals who have all triumphed after adversity and have not just bounced back in life, but forward and are now making a difference for others.Hosted by Madeleine Black, the show will share stories of all the amazing people Madeleine has met on her own journey as an author/speaker and these stories will heal, motivate, inspire and bring hope when they share their wisdom and knowledge with her.She really believes in the power that comes when we share our stories, that in fact we are not story tellers but story healers. Tune in to discover what helped them to stay unbroken and together we will discover that none of us are broken beyond repair.You can find out more about Madeleine, her story and her memoir, Unbroken,  from her website: https://madeleineblack.co.uk/Watch the Podcast via YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/c/MadeleineBlackUnbrokenFollow on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/unbrokenthepodcastwithmb 

Welcome to the ‘Small Acts Big Changes' podcast series. My name is Mike Haines and I am the founder of Global Acts of Unity. This series explores how different faiths are facing this Corona crisis and how people are coming together to support each other in their local and national communities.This episode features Jacky Close of Dundee. Jacky is a coordinator for Faith in the Community for Dundee. Jacky tells us of how Dundee's Council, faith communities, food banks and other agancies came together to help those in need. This ground breaking iniative has been so successful that other council's are following Dundee's lead. For further information on Faith in the Community, or you are needing help you can contact Jacky at jacky@faithincommunitydundee.org

Welcome to the ‘Small Acts Big Changes' podcast series. My name is Mike Haines and I am the founder of Global Acts of Unity. This series explores how different faiths are facing this Corona crisis and how people are coming together to support each other in their local and national communities. This episode features Rhoda McDonald, who is a Lay Preacher in Fraserburgh and surrounding areas. You can find Rhoda's Sermons on YouTube here https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiFT2fydo78o8S4_uCxGD3w/featured .

Welcome to the ‘Small Acts Big Changes' podcast series. My name is Mike Haines and I am the founder of Global Acts of Unity. This series explores how different faiths are facing this Corona crisis and how people are coming together to support each other in their local and national communities. This episode features Maitrivajri Dharmacharini of the London Buddhist Centre who speaks of how his community has stepped up to the plate, with so many different acts of kindness and caring and sharing during this time.People can go to the temporary website of Breathing space,the Mindfulness of Health project run by the LBC, is  https://www.londonbuddhistcentreonline.com/breathing-space-courses. New courses are posted there. For carers anyone interested can read about the project on this site, then email info@breathingspacelondon.org.uk and some-one will respond. 

Welcome to the ‘Small Acts Big Changes' podcast series. My name is Mike Haines and I am the founder of Global Acts of Unity. This series explores how different faiths are facing this Corona crisis and how people are coming together to support each other in their local and national communities. This episode features Gary Noonan Minister of the Houston and Killellen Kirk, who speaks of how his community has stepped up to the plate, with so many different acts of kindness and caring and sharing during this time.You can find Houston and Killellen Kirks facebook here https://www.facebook.com/houstonkillellankirk/  and their website at https://www.houstonkillellankirk.org/

Welcome to the ‘Small Acts Big Changes' podcast series. My name is Mike Haines and I am the founder of Global Acts of Unity. This series explores how different faiths are facing this Corona crisis and how people are coming together to support each other in their local and national communities. This episode features Ian Snee of the Church of Latter Day Saints, who speaks of how his community has stepped up to the plate, with so many different acts of kindness and caring and sharing during this time.

Welcome to the ‘Small Acts Big Changes' podcast series. My name is Mike Haines and I am the founder of Global Acts of Unity. This series explores how different faiths are facing this Corona crisis and how people are coming together to support each other in their local and national communities. Our final episode features Rabbi Moshe Rubin who speaks of how his community has stepped up to the plate, with so many different acts of kindness and caring and sharing during this time.

Welcome to the ‘Small Acts Big Changes' podcast series.  My name is Mike Haines and I am the founder of Global Acts of Unity. This series explores how different faiths are facing this Corona crisis and how people are coming together to support each other in their local and national communities. Episode 2 features my guest Shahnawaz Haque, an Imam for many mosques in central and East London, who speaks of his experience of worship in lockdown.

Welcome to the ‘Small Acts Big Changes' podcast series.  My name is Mike Haines and I am the founder of Global Acts of Unity.This series explores how different faiths are facing this Corona crisis and how people are coming together to support each other in their local and national communities. Episode 1 features my guest Trupti Patel, the Chair of the Hindu Forum for Britain, who shares her thoughts on the positive future impacts of the current crisis, in helping to bring us all closer together.  

Each year, CompTIA's Emerging Technology Community produces the Emerging Technology Top 10 – a list of technologies that have near-term business and financial opportunity for the IT channel and those working in the business of technology. CompTIA sat down with Mike Haines, chair of the Emerging Technology Community and discussed in detail the 10 technologies on the 2020 list.

Mike Haines OBE is a campaigner challenging extremism and intolerance in society. In 2013 his brother David was working for a Humanitarian aid charity in Syria when he was kidnapped by ISIS. In 2014 David was executed by his captors who published video footage of his murder online. Since his brothers death Mike has set up Global Acts of Unity which seeks to promote unity, tolerance and understanding in schools across the UK. Mike believes it is important to tackle the fear, misunderstanding and anger that terrorists and extremists use to turn people against each other.

Sam interviews Mike Haines, who has been speaking about his brother's life, tragic death and the alternatives he has found to hate. If you want more info & links on this story, go to thebeanspodcast.com and look it up on our blog! You can also find us on Twitter: @thebeanspod and email us stories you'd like to see covered at beanspodcast@gmail.com Our show is hosted by Valerie Mullen (@v_glenmullen), Sam Gonçalves (@SidlingBears) and Erin Farley (@aliasmacalias). Music for this episode was created by Alex Auldsmith, whose work you can find on alexauldsmith.bandcamp.com/ and themicroband.bandcamp.com/

Youtube interview show host, actor, fitness expert and retired NFL defensive end. Creator and Host of ‘Breakin’ It Down With Pete Koch’ a Youtube based talkshow designed to inform and entertain audiences by interviewing thought leaders and leading experts in sports, entertainment, fitness and popular culture. Born on Long Island, NY Pete began playing contact football at the age of seven and didn’t stop for twenty years. Along the way he captained his winning New Hyde Park High School team, then his University of Maryland team to the  ACC Championship and appearance in the prestigious Citrus Bowl. Pete received All ACC and All-American Honorable Mention honors. Pete was a First Round selection (sixteenth overall) in the 1984 NFL Draft; selected by the Cincinnati Bengals.  Pete spent four years with the Kansas City Chiefs, notably starting at right defensive end in their playoff run of 1986.  Pete wrapped up his six-year NFL run with the Los Angeles Raiders teaming with future Hall of Famers Howie Long, Marcus Allen and Mike Haines. Upon retirement from the NFL, Pete transitioned into a successful fitness modeling and acting career starring alongside Clint Eastwood in Heartbreak Ridge, Burt Reynolds in Heat and Evening Shade, Patrick Dempsey in Loverboy and others totaling more than 120 Hollywood productions. In 2004 Pete Developed a system of training that he calls Functional Advanced Sports Training or FAST, a melding of numerous scientifically proven training methodologies to optimize neuromuscular control and maximize athletic performance. 

A shark diving company says a National MP's call to regulate the industry has come out of the blue.Invercargill MP Sarah Dowie has put forward the private members bill - saying the operations close to a Stewart Island beach has locals feeling unsafe.Mike Haines from Shark Experience Limited told Chris Lynch they have no problem with regulations but the bill has taken them by surprise.

It's the turn of fellow podcaster and documentary film maker Sam Gonçalves this week. We chat about some of the ins and outs of podcasting as well as going into depth about the theme of his film Lifespan of Utopias. I think I can safely say this is one of the most laid back and enjoyable chats I've had so far. Everything mixtape - https://soundcloud.com/everythingmixtape Everything mixtape twitter - https://twitter.com/mixtapeofthings Sam's Twitter - https://twitter.com/sidlingbears Sam's Website - http://samgoncalves.com/ Lifespan of Utopias - https://vimeo.com/179655338 Coletivo , Sam’s Brasil based documentary - https://vimeo.com/118875059 Sam’s Pecha Kucha - http://creativedundee.com/2015/03/sam-goncalves-pkn/ Hot Chocolate - http://www.hotchocolate.org.uk/ Adam Curtis - http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0193231/ Mark Cousins - http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0184108/ Hayden White - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hayden_White Your idea is worthless - https://seanwes.com/tv/053-your-idea-is-worthless/ Where is Richard Simmons podcast - https://www.missingrichardsimmons.com/ Brain Pickings - https://www.brainpickings.org/ Mike Haines - http://theforgivenessproject.com/stories/mike-haines-scotland/

Mike Haines is an elder at Tulia Christian Fellowship, Married to Brandy Haines, and has four beautiful children.

Mike Haines, president at AC4Life.com, shares his insight on the distribution of ductless air conditioning units. Haines, a long-time ductless supporter, shares the state of ductless sales in Central Florida, plus offers advice for fellow contractors who aren't yet in the ductless game.

Smells Like A Podcast: 1994 NIRVANA Edition. Marc, Bryon, Jeremy with special guests Mike Haines and Josh Esan discuss everything Nirvana.