Podcasts about Mike Knapp

Alex Gintz and Mike Knapp run through a hectic Indy 500 qualifying process to examine its merits and surprises. Source

Friend of the show, Mike Knapp, @15DaysInMay joins Abby this week for a collaboration to discuss the upcoming #Honda200 at Mid-Ohio, sponsor drama, and driver predictions. Thanks for listening. Enjoy!

John and Glen chat about failed vote yesterday and bishops call for fating and prayer for peace Friday. Mike explains what it means to be an Arian Evangelical and what drew he and his wife to the Catholic faith after being strictly Anti-Catholic. Abby shares her reactions of the protests and leaked Supreme Court decision and gives practical answers to the most common pro-abortion objections.

Jodie Fox was always meant to be a lawyer but the universe had other plans. A chance conversation on a Gold Coast beach led to her abandoning her career to start Shoes of Prey with cofounders Michael Fox and Mike Knapp. Jodie was the face of the business. The brand's rapid rise to success saw it gain fame as a startup darling and cemented Jodie's status as one of Australia's leading entrepreneurs. Then after almost a decade of riding a wave of success, the brand went pear-shaped and Jodie was faced with the heartbreaking decision of closing the doors on a business she has described as “her baby”. In this episode of First Act, Jodie takes a look back at her entrepreneurial journey, explains why she left a career in law and marketing behind to go into business for herself, dives into the genesis of Shoes of Prey, explores the startup's rise and demise and shares the many learnings she's had along the way. It's a raw and emotional story and Jodie never holds back on the details - no matter how painful.

Jodie Fox was always meant to be a lawyer but the universe had other plans. A chance conversation on a Gold Coast beach led to her abandoning her career to start Shoes of Prey with cofounders Michael Fox and Mike Knapp.Jodie was the face of the business. The brand's rapid rise to success saw it gain fame as a startup darling and cemented Jodie's status as one of Australia's leading entrepreneurs. Then after almost a decade of riding a wave of success, the brand went pear-shaped and Jodie was faced with the heartbreaking decision of closing the doors on a business she has described as “her baby”.In this episode of First Act, Jodie takes a look back at her entrepreneurial journey, explains why she left a career in law and marketing behind to go into business for herself, dives into the genesis of Shoes of Prey, explores the startup's rise and demise and shares the many learnings she's had along the way. It's a raw and emotional story and Jodie never holds back on the details - no matter how painful.

Mike joins Abby again this week to discuss their thoughts on the most recent INDYCAR race. They discuss passes, drivers, and one hell of a race finish! Join us for a listen! www.fastcarsfastgirls.com

We chat about Texas, we talk about ovals in general, and we discuss how we think different drivers will do this weekend. Enjoy!

@thatguynamedmike MK Ultra, Mike Knapp returns to chat some more about the Kitsap music scene in the 90's, Q Anon, and of course some more Trump Impersonations. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dubseven/support

illfunk sits down with SixTwoSeven bass player and songwriter Mike "MK Ultra" Knapp, most famous for his political satire as @thatguynamedmike on Tik Tok. The pair discuss everything from family, skateboarding, being in a band together, working at a nursing home during the pandemic, to NFT's and Simulation Theory. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dubseven/support

Today, we're trying something a little different. Instead of talking to one interesting person, we're going to speak with two — Kate Watters and her husband, Dr. Mike Knapp, proprietors of Wild Heart Farm in Rimrock, AZ. Kate is a trained botanist and master gardener, and Mike is a naturopath and holistic physician. I met them quite by accident — they listed their farm as a place where a transient camper like myself could post up for a few nights, and something about camping at an organic neighborhood farm felt like exactly the right choice for this project. Beyond being wonderful hosts, they're both great cooks and amazing musicians. We had dinner a few times while I was there, and on more than one occasion, they broke out their guitars and sang in beautiful two-part harmony while I plated our meals. Their farm is an amazing little oasis in the middle of the high desert. They have gardens full of food for themselves, and Kate makes her living growing and selling stunning flower arrangements for all kinds of events. I came to stay with them because I needed a place to stage myself while I found a more permanent spot closer to Sedona. We recorded this conversation almost two months ago, and had dinner together that night. We went shopping in their garden for our ingredients. They made beautiful battered squash blossoms stuffed with queso fresco and herbs. I made a bright and spicy posole verde using their chilis and an herb called pepicha — strong like cilantro, but without the soapiness that apparently only I can taste. After dinner, we sat in the cool autumn evening and recorded this conversation. Forgive the audio here and there — like I said, this was an experiment, and I only have two mics, so they were sharing. If you're a Patreon subscriber, be on the lookout for some bonus content from this episode where they take us on an audio tour of their gardens. I hope you enjoy our conversation as much as I did. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Digital transformation is so hot right now! And isn't it amazing that  my guest today suggests that our superpower of facilitation can help create this transformation in organisations?! Mike Knapp believes there is a better way for business owners and leaders to build their businesses and achieve their big goals. In this conversation, he shares how he transitioned from the IT guy, to someone who led digital transformational projects, leveraging facilitation to make the change effective. “Mural Mike” also creates incredible templates using Mural, and he structures these in a way to create stories and contrast in his sessions.  He also shares the importance of energy and how his practice in meditation allows him to create a welcoming space for his groups. This is a great conversation to listen into if you work in complex organisations implementing change, or you want to step into the world of change management. Click here for show notes Join The Flipchart, a free Facebook group for First Time Facilitators Tweet Leanne your number 1 takeaway! Support the ideas behind the show: Buy Leanne a coffee Shhh... I'm releasing 5 secret podcast episodes over 5 days to help you book out your facilitation business, BUT you need to register to get access.Head on over to bookedoutfacilitator.comSupport the show (https://buymeacoffee.com/leannehughes)

The Huskies brought the fight to Eastern Michigan, but did not take home the win in a 41-33 battle to close their season. James Krause and Mike Knapp talk about what's next for the program after a winless COVID-19 shortened season. The two discuss returning players, the incoming freshman class and Mike bids farewell to the Northern Star. Hosted by James Krause and Mike Knapp

The Huskies found themselves with a chance to snatch their first win of the season entering the fourth quarter last week, but 17-unanswered points gave the Toledo Rockets the 41-24 win. NIU tries to pick up the pieces and avoid a winless season when they travel to Ypsilanti to face the Eastern Michigan Eagles. Mike Knapp and James Krause breakdown all things NIU football ahead of the season finale. Hosted by James Krause and Mike Knapp.

NIU was close but no cigar in their quest to knock off the undefeated Western Michigan Broncos, losing 30-27 thanks to a late field goal. What was the difference in the Huskies closest contest of the year? Mike Knapp and James Krause breakdown the game while getting you ready for what fans and players have dubbed 'Toledo Week'. Plus, Jordan Gandy joins the show fresh off a great performance and earning a scholarship from NIU. Hosted by James Krause and Mike Knapp.

The Huskies were close but no cigar in the Battle for the Bronze Stalk, coming up short against Ball State and dropping to 0-3. Halfway through the season, NIU now searches to knock off the only undefeated team in the West division, the Western Michigan Broncos. Mike Knapp and James Krause breakdown the matchup ahead and talk to wide receiver Cole Tucker about the progress the offense has made through three weeks. Hosted by James Krause and Mike Knapp.

The Huskies took another beating last week, this time at the hands of the Central Michigan Chippewas in a 40-10 loss. Mike Knapp and James Krause discuss quarterback play and other issues the Huskies will need to address going into their first road game of the season in Muncie, Indiana. The two also explore the meaning rivalry games carry as NIU gets ready for the Battle for the Bronze Stalk against the Ball State Cardinals. Hosted by James Krause and Mike Knapp.

The Huskies were downed by five turnovers in their season opener against Buffalo, losing to the Bulls 49-30. Mike Knapp and James Krause discuss what NIU can build on ahead of their next game against the defending MAC West champions, the Central Michigan Chippewas. Plus, redshirt senior defensive lineman Weston Kramer joins the program and more! Hosted by James Krause and Mike Knapp

It's baaaack. After an offseason of doubt, NIU football is back and starts with a big cross-conference meeting with the Buffalo Bulls on Wednesday night. Reporter James Krause and columnist Mike Knapp are back as well, talking about the changes to expect from the Huskies this season in Thomas Hammock's second year as head coach. Plus, redshirt senior linebacker Kyle Pugh joins the show ahead of his first game since being sidelined with injury last season. Hosted by James Krause and Mike Knapp.

It's October and we are still racing in the IndyCar series! In this episode, Eric Hall and Mike Knapp talk about the 2021 schedule, late-season driver changes, and the Harvest GP. Photo credit: Chris Owens/IndyCar Media

The Sideling Hill (2019) & American Guinea Pig : Sacrifice (2017) discussed

What happens when you're supposed to discuss Open-Wheel Unification but start talking INDYCAR and the Indianapolis 500 and don't stop? This amazing episode! Big thank you to Mike Knapp for joining us to discuss all of the new announcements around this year's Indianapolis 500, and other fun INDYCAR news and opinions. You can find Mike's blog at https://15daysinmay.com/ and his podcast  at https://soundcloud.com/user-79671787, of course he's @15DaysinMay on all social media!  If you enjoyed this please subscribe, rate, review, and share this podcast with your friends and family. Past episodes, show notes, and blog entries can be found on our website: www.fastcarsfastgirls.com please visit, contact us, and let us know what you think. Twitter @FastCarsin317 Instagram FastCarsFastGirls Facebook.com/FastCarsFastGirls

In this episode of Cyber Monday, Christian & Dominic speak with Mike Knapp, Business Growth Coach & Advisor at Incrementa Consulting Inc. Mike calmly and methodically unpacks critical business subjects such as business growth, the difference between strategy and execution, managing business risks (including cyber risks) and mindfulness & meditation. Hear about Mike's (un) consulting approach to helping businesses scale and succeed and allow it to provoke change and improvement in your organization.

With their loss last week to Eastern Michigan University eliminating them from postseason play, the Huskies turn their attention to closing out the year on a high note with a win over Western Michigan University on Senior Night. Mike Knapp and James Krause breakdown the Huskies' loss and talk about how NIU can play spoiler against the MAC West leaders.

NIU held off a late Toledo surge with a last-second field goal by John Richardson to keep postseason hopes alive for the Huskies. The team returns to DeKalb for Tuesday night #MACtion against the Eastern Michigan Eagles. Mike Knapp and James Krause preview the action and breakdown the Huskies win over the Rockets. Tight end Mitchell Brinkman joins the show.

The Huskies were down early and often against Central Michigan, losing 48-10 and falling to 3-6 on the season. NIU enters the last quarter of the season with postseason hopes on life support as they hope 10 days of rest results in a win over the Toledo Rockets Wednesday night. James Krause and Mike Knapp preview the action and first-year linebacker Nick Rattin joins the show.

The Huskies are riding a wave of momentum following a 49-0 homecoming win over the Akron Zips last week. Can NIU turn one win into a two with a win against Central Michigan this weekend? James Krause and a returning Mike Knapp breakdown the Huskies ahead of their trip to Mount Pleasant while wide receiver Cole Tucker joins the show.

Our guest this week has been on an incredible journey in the past decade - building an iconic online retail empire to global heights and then having no choice but to close it all down last year. We’re talking about Shoes of Prey co-founder, Jodie Fox.  The trailblazing Shoes of Prey became a global start-up and fashion darling during its nine years in business - offering shoes that its customers could personally design and customise online. It was a truly innovative concept.  Big name VC firms thought so too, and Jodie and her two male co-founders raised around $30 million over the life of the business before coming to the heart-wrenching decision to cease trading in August last year. The problem? Despite a stunning launch years earlier, they simply couldn’t get the scale to make the business sustainable in the long term.  Jodie was the Chief Creative Officer and public face of Shoes of Prey, so coming to terms with having to shut down the business, and its global offices, has been particularly confronting for her in the past year having spent the past ten years living and breathing the brand.  In this episode you’ll learn : How and why Jodie went from being a risk averse young lawyer to a start-up co-founder  What it was like to be married and then divorced to one of her co-founders whilst still having to work in the business together The three key lessons she’s taken away from the high profile failure of their venture And, how vulnerable she feels sharing so much of her personal story in her new book. This is Jodie’s first podcast interview since Shoes of Prey was shut down and it comes as she’s launching her book about the incredible journey she’s been on: ‘Reboot - More Than You Ever Probably Wanted to Know About Starting a Global Business’.  We loved this discussion and Jodie’s generosity in sharing what she’s learnt. Be sure not to miss this one and be among the first to hear her fascinating stories. Plus, enter our competition to win one of ten copies of Jodie’s book that we are giving away to lucky subscribers.  Happy Listening!   Jodie with co-Founders Michael Fox and Mike Knapp; the early days of Shoes of Prey; a Shoes of Prey concept store in the US; Jodie Links of interest Jodie's website Win one of 10 of Jodie's new book Jodie's Youtube Channel Jodie on Insta Jodie on Linkedin Buy Jodie's new book - Reboot, More Than You Probably Ever Wanted to Know About Starting a Global Business Booktopia - Australia Amazon - US Amazon - UK   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In a back-and-forth contest, it took a last-second field goal by kicker John Richardson to give NIU their first win since their season opener, beating Ohio 39-36. James Krause and Mike Knapp talk about the Huskies turnaround and preview their Mallory Cup matchup this weekend against Miami of Ohio. Joining the show this week is safety Adam Buirge fresh off his first career touchdown.

After losing the Bronze Stalk trophy for the first time in 10 years to Ball State, how will the Huskies rebound from a 27-20 loss where they led at halftime? Senior safety Marshe Terry joins the show to talk about the team keeping their heads up and focusing on Ohio this weekend. James Krause and Mike Knapp also talk about one of the best players in the MAC, Ohio quarterback Nathan Rourke.

The Huskies came up just short of a win in Nashville over Vanderbilt last week, but the Huskies return to DeKalb for their first Mid-American Conference contest of the year. It's the Battle for the Bronze Stalk as NIU hosts the Ball State Cardinals. James Krause and Mike Knapp preview the potential passing slugfest and NIU quarterback Ross Bowers joins the show.

As if a 44-8 loss to Nebraska wasn't bad enough, several big names on defense are going to be missing significant time for the NIU football team. James Krause and Mike Knapp will discuss the Nebraska game, injuries, and what to expect when the Huskies head to Nashville to face the Vanderbilt Commanders. Also joining the show is senior safety Mykelti Williams to discuss facing Riley Neal, a former Ball State quarterback now sporting the black and gold of Vandy.

NIU is on a by this week, and so are James Krause and Mike Knapp. The show will resume next week with a recap of a 44-8 loss to Nebraska and a preview of the game in Nashville against Vanderbilt. Until then, here is a brief update from James on news around the Northern Star and it's football content.

Mike and Mike Knapp speak with Max Chilton directly after practice as Max got ready for qualifying in this weekends race at Road America

This week, Mike is joined at the track by blogger Mike Knapp and they talk to lead mechanic/air jack operator, Scott Davin.

This week, at Circuit of the Americas, Mike and Mike Knapp talk to HSR engineer Tyler Bell, one of the newest members of the HSR crew.

Mike and Mike Knapp, our blogger, conduct interviews around the trade show floor at PRI in Indianapolis! A transcript of the interviews is available on the "15 Days in May" blog at www.pitlaneparley.com

In this episode Phil speaks with Mike Knapp, a former lawyer and ex-Google software engineer turned entrepreneur. Mike co-founded Shoes of Prey, a company that allows women to design their own shoes. He has a passion for investigating new business models and writing code and has previously lived in San Francisco, Shanghai, Dongguan and LA.Today, Mike is an Entrepreneur In Residence at River City Labs. *********Thanks for listening! If you'd like to be the first to know when new episodes are available, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, follow the show on Spotify or sign up for the insider's newsletter!

Mike and Rich continue their attempts at keeping the podcast going by recording a new episode. This week we welcome back our friend Mike Knapp from the WIOX radio show the Main Event. We start out talking about Meta World Peace being sexually assaulted by a ghost. Move onto a surprising and disturbing discussion on serial killers and end the night talking about how many Oreo cookies can you eat and still consider yourself on a diet. Please listen and review to the show on iTunes or Stitcher. 

This week we are trying out a new segment. Clickbait the fake news game show. Mike and Rich invite some special guests tot he show for this special episode. We welcome back our old friend Scott and host of the main event Mike Knapp joins in on the fun and test out this new game.Listen to the guys try to figure out how many eyeballs a man has up his ass or for what unusual reason two boys hired hookers. If you like the game and want us to do it it again reach out to us on twitter @rbdpodcast or email rbdpodcast@gmail.com.

In this series of episodes, we talk to many of the scientists at Blue Sky Studios, which created the Ice Age series of animated features, including the recently released Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs . In episode 3, we hear from co-director Mike Thurmeier, art director Mike Knapp and head of lighting Andew Beddini. Special thanks to Hugo Ayala. Web sites related to this episode include www.blueskystudios.com and www.iceagemovie.com