Podcast appearances and mentions of neil osborne

The role of technology in the energy transition has been talked about for years. In a speech at the Leaders Summit on Climate in 2021, International Energy Agency Director Fatih Birol said:“IEA analysis shows that about half the reductions to get to net zero emissions in 2050 will need to come from technologies that are not yet ready for market. This calls for massive leaps in innovation. Innovation across batteries, hydrogen, synthetic fuels, carbon capture and many other technologies.”So what major advances in technology have we seen in the industry since that speech? And what role does current technology have in driving innovation in the industry?From Google's AI-driven efficiency programs to cutting-edge technologies improving grid performance, this month we're looking at the tech that's needed to accelerate the path to net zero.Carolyn and Laura are joined by Neil Osborne, Google's Chief Energy Evangelist (yes that's the real title), as he shares how the company is using AI to optimise energy usage. As Carolyn explains, data centres are energy-hungry. So at the same time they're saving energy with AI optimisations, they're using it. How are companies like Google addressing this dilemma?Other key technologies discussed in this episode are: Dynamic Line Ratings (DLR):This technology is already helping National Grid to unlock up to 40% extra capacity for electricity to flow safely through their power lines. We speak to Alex Houghtaling from DLR operator LineVision to find out more.Smart Conductors: Jason Huang from TS Conductor joins Laura and discusses revolutionary smart conductor technology that measures temperature and sag in real time. This can help utilities push more power through the grid safely and optimise capacity, aiding the global transition to renewables.Battery Storage Safety: Eric Stein from Viridi explains how advanced lithium-ion battery storage systems, initially developed for NASA, are making grid storage safer and more reliable.AI for Grid Maintenance: National Grid uses AI to monitor and maintain the condition of its infrastructure, from predicting the impacts of climate change on vital assets to analysing the network via autonomous drones. Gary Stockdale, National Grid's Net Zero Innovation Manager, discusses how innovation is helping them to work smarter in the mission to net zero.

We sit down with communication maestro Neil Osborne to uncover the secrets to mastering the art of video communication. Neil shares his wealth of experience, revealing the transformative power of clear and concise messaging and the often-overlooked importance of simplifying your message to create a lasting impact. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, Neil's practical tips on overcoming the fear of being on camera and the importance of investing in the right technology will leave you inspired and ready to take your communication skills to new heights. But this episode isn't just about technical know-how—it's about changing the way you think about communication altogether. Neil dives into the psychology behind effective messaging, exploring how focusing on your audience rather than yourself can unlock greater influence and success in your videos and beyond. With engaging anecdotes, real-world examples, and actionable advice, this episode is packed with everything you need to become not just a better communicator, but a more confident and authentic version of yourself. Don't miss out on this opportunity to revolutionize your approach to video and life—tune in now! CONNECT WITH NEIL OSBORNE on LinkedIn FOLLOW CHRIS SCHWAGER VIDEO TRAINING PROGRAMS Unveil the full potential, from streamlining video equipment to delivering personalised experiences. DIY VIDEO PROGRAM Create your own videos with a push of a button CONVINCE YOUR BOSS Download our guide to help decision-makers understand the importance of video marketing their business. RIDGE FILMS YOUTUBE Catch recent episodes of the DIY Video for Professionals podcast on our Youtube channel. Let us know what you think and feel free to like, comment, and subscribe.

It was Coffs Harbour based jockey Jon Grisedale who alerted me to the fact that Trevor Hardy was getting close to retirement. The veteran horseman will call time on his 50 year career when his only horse, seven year old gelding Aheadofhistime loses his zest for racing. For twenty years Trevor combined horse training with the running of his small transport business, but had to choose between the two following multiple bypass surgery in 1996. He plumped for full time training, and hasn't regretted the decision. The 83 year old joins us on the podcast to talk about his life in racing. He's a little nervous about the dramatic change in lifestyle. Trevor says Aheadofhistime has extended his training career.  He talks about Aheadofhistime's early career in Queensland and subsequent deeds on the northern rivers, including an emphatic win in last year's Kempsey Cup. Trevor acknowledges the support of Neil Osborne who purchased his Coffs Harbour stables but made a box available for Aheadofhistime. The veteran is a true north coaster. He was born at Wingham in 1940, but moved to a Coffs Harbour farm with his parents at age 3. He remembers those early days on the farm. He talks of his introduction to horses at local pony club and a subsequent involvement in the rodeo. He sustained one nasty injury. Trevor talks of his first venture into the trucking business and the purchase of his lucerne farm at Tamworth. He ran that farm for a decade. Finally it was back to Coffs and the establishment of another trucking business, this time delivering smallgoods to supermarkets and restaurants. He trained a few horses at the same time. Trevor talks about two uncles Ron and Bob Gosling, both successful trainers in their own right. He remembers his very first win with Poplar Prince at Coffs in 1976 and Sunny Regent, the first nice horse to enter his stable.  Trevor pays tribute to Jack Howe, his first major client. Jack owned a Hunter Valley stud farm where he stood former top stayer Passetruel. Trevor went on to train many of the stallion's progeny. The trainer talks of the heart condition that gave him a massive wake up call in the mid 90's. Major surgery was required. Trevor talks of the early history of the Coffs Harbour Cup and its huge prize money boost in 1971. He profiles some of the best horses he's had the pleasure to train over the years. At the top of his list is Elite Ted, winner of 13 races including 9 in Brisbane. Trevor acknowledges the deeds of Johann Lover, Symposium, Elite Score, Elite Dubleo, and several others. He looks back on the timely arrival of Glen Colless into his care at a time when he was juggling two jobs.  Trevor pays a heartfelt tribute to the Coffs Harbour born jockey who went on to great success in Queensland.  The trainer looks back on the arrival of his next star apprentice. Zac Purton weighed 33 kgs and had to start from scratch. Trevor says his late wife Trish not only mothered the tiny apprentice but acted as his manager when Zac became a jockey. Trevor and Zac caught up in Hong Kong a couple of years ago. He pays tribute to daughter Joanne whose training achievements include a Country Classic win at Rosehill in 2021. Trevor talks of the five Asian apprentices to spend time in his care a few years ago.  He makes special mention of partner Wendy Howe, a long time massage therapist whose patients won't let her retire. It's a great pleasure to acknowledge the achievements of a highly respected country trainer.

A new, uniquely excellent and eclectic album from Canadian legends 54-40 opened up the opportunity for We Talk Music hosts Brett and Morten to talk to vocalist and guitarist Neil Osborne. The album, titled West Coast Band, which is also the name of the new single, is sure to continue their legacy of radio airplay […] The post WTMusic: A Fantastic 54-40 Interview appeared first on We Talk Podcasts.

A new, uniquely excellent and eclectic album from Canadian legends 54-40 opened up the opportunity for We Talk Music hosts Brett and Morten to talk to vocalist and guitarist Neil Osborne. The album, titled West Coast Band, which is also the name of the new single, is sure to continue their legacy of radio airplay across the great white north, What else would you expect from Canada's band? Some great ways to subscribe to We Talk Podcasts. Try us on Apple Podcasts. For those of you looking for an alternative we're now available on Stitcher Radio. You can also check the show out on the versatile TuneIn radio. And join the We Talk Conversation on Twitter @wetalkpodcasts. Plus give us a like now on Facebook. And check out the WTM archives for more amazing interviews,      

Sean Barrette is an author who has since written a book "Heartstrings - First Guitars" Heartstrings – First Guitars, is a collection of memories from a variety of musicians, famous, semi-famous, up and coming, anonymous, or otherwise, about the guitar they learned on, the first guitar they bought with their own money, the first “good” guitar they owned, or the beloved first-line guitar that accompanied them on first songs, first shows, first tours, or first recordings. These short, narrative pieces, tied together with first-time author Sean Barrette's memories of a life and career spent immersed in music, tell a story that demonstrates that, no matter the guitar player, they all have this first guitar story and love to tell it. It's the thread that ties all guitar players together, but these stories also provide insight into the very beginnings of many of the musical artists we love. It may even provide insight into the guitar player who lives with you. Or encourage someone to pick up a guitar and get playing themselves. With first guitar stories by: Gordon Lightfoot, Bruce Cockburn, David Knopfler, Colin Linden (Blackie & the Rodeo Kings), Johnny Hickman (Cracker), Rob Baker (Tragically Hip), Paul Langlois (Tragically Hip), Gord Sinclair (Tragically Hip), Tom Wilson (Blackie & the Rodeo Kings), Kevn Kinney (Drivin & Cryin), Liona Boyd, Leeroy Stagger, Moe Berg and Kris Abbott (The Pursuit of Happiness), Blair Packham (The Jitters), Rik Emmett (Triumph), Finny McConnell (The Mahones), Ron Hawkins (Lowest of the Low), Dave Genn (54-40), Skye Wallace, Alun Piggins, Mark Stuart, Stacey Earle, Chris and Eleanor Masterson (The Mastersons), Preston and Alan Glass, Barney Bentall, Sean Kelly (Crash Kelly), Mr. Zero (The Kings), Jaimee Harris, Andrew Hyatt, Terry Draper (Klaatu), Dan “Chewy” Mongrain (Voi Vod), Sal Costa (My Darkest Days, Bonds of Mara), Michael Mckenzie (Lowest of the Low), François Lamoureux, Jordon Zadorozny (Blinker the Star), Ed Ringwald (Gordon Lightfoot), Joel Plaskett, Neil Osborne (54-40), Carl Harvey (Toots & the Maytals), Don Ross, Mike Turner (Our Lady Peace), Darrell Scott, Stephen Fearing (Blackie & the Rodeo Kings), Ethan Ives (Car Seat Headrest), Jeffrey Trott (Sheryl Crow), Julian Taylor, David Pulkingham, Brian Howes (DDT), Gary Lee Connor (Screaming Trees), Johnette Napolitano (Concrete Blonde), Pete Yorn, Gordie Johnson (Big Sugar), David Baerwald, Pete Droge and Elaine Summers (The Sinners), Serena Ryder, Myles Zuniga (Fastball), Jim Cuddy (Blue Rodeo), Hayes Carll, Stuart Cameron (Crash Test Dummies), Myles Goodwin (April Wine), Brian and Bruce Good (The Good Brothers), Adrian Eccleston (Drake, The Weeknd), and many more. Heartstrings – First Guitars is a feel-good read that will draw people in, whether guitar players, other musicians, or music fans, and allow them to feel the enthusiasm and gratitude towards music shared by this international cast of individuals, some legendary, others just regular people who love to play, and every kind of guitar player in between. Website: www.firstguitars.caAmazon: https://www.amazon.ca/Heartstrings-Guitars-Guitar-Players-Stories/dp/1738118002 This episode is brought to you byGo to BETTERHELP.com/apologue for confidential online counselling.use the code word Apologue for a 7 day free trial Pledge monthly with Patreon https://www.patreon.com/apologueShop Apologue products at http://apologue.ca/shop Go get the 1 hour mini Documentary on Lowest of the Low's Classic Album Shakespeare my Butt at https://thelowdoc.gumroad.com/l/SMB

A conversation with musician, singer, songwriter and producer - Neil Osborne (54-40, A Family Curse, Niz Wiz) - https://www.5440.com

In this 1308th episode of Toronto Mike'd, Mike chats with 54-40's Neil Osborne about the ongoing history of the band, their new single "West Coast Band", Hootie and the Blowfish's cover of I Go Blind, and more. Toronto Mike'd is proudly brought to you by Great Lakes Brewery, Palma Pasta, Pumpkins After Dark, Ridley Funeral Home and Electronic Products Recycling Association.

With the current cost of living being a challenge for many small businesses, some salon owners are finding it a struggle to maintain a consistent cashflow and have enough money left over for bills, especially big ticket items such as tax.On today's podcast we catch up once again with AHC member and business coach Neil Osborne, who has a passion for all things to do with finance, budgeting and business. He provides some advice for business owners on managing cash flow to make sure you have enough money at the end of the month for bills and the end of the quarter for your tax commitments. If you'd like to learn more about Neil's work with salons and other small businesses, here's a link to his website: https://www.thesalescatalyst.com.au/

Gregg Tilston and Karim Kanji speak with bassist and founding member of legendary rock band, 54-40, Brad Merritt in between performances at the Horseshoe Tavern in Toronto. Established 42 years ago at Vancouver's famed Smilin' Buddha Cabaret, 54-40 have penned countless iconic, enduring, chart-topping gems, rightfully catapulting them to worship-worthy status among millions at home and around the globe. “When I started playing, I was an angry young man with a big mission,” chuckles Neil Osborne of their New Year's Eve start in 1980. “I used to say, ‘If I'm still doing this when I'm 30, I'm going to shoot myself.' And then I said, ‘If I'm still doing this when I am 40, someone please shoot me.' “Now it's like, ‘If I am still doing this at age 50 and over... Wow, eh?!'” The group's longevity is a testament to the potent mix of talent and tenacity. Keep On Walking is 54-40's most eclectic, propulsive, and flat-out excellent album in a career already teeming with them. “This record already feels like a success to me,” says Osborne. “The fact that we created it while really enjoying playing together is an accomplishment, and why Brad Merritt and I started the band in the first place.”

Here's one more throwback (the last one for a while) -- a re-release of one of the "lost" podcasts from 2014 -- an early Witchpolice recording that didn't get added to the current podcast feed. This one was originally released as #80 in June of that year, and features an in-studio interview and performance by local garage rockers The Zags (later to become The Zorgs), as well as a special call-in guest: Neil Osborne of iconic Canadian rockers 54-40! I hope you dig it. It's in the show's old format, so if you're new to Witchpolice Radio, you're better off listening to a 2022 episode, but if you're looking for a fun throwback, here we are. Here's what I said about it back in 2014: This is a full episode! Not only do we have Winnipeg garage-punk weirdos the Zags in-studio for a live performance, but we talk to Neil Osborne —frontman of Canadian rock icons 54-40 — over the phone! 54-40 is currently crowdfunding a brand new record, so we talk to Neil about that and about the band’s 30+ year history. The Zags get animated about this week’s randomly-generated theme word (“hands”), and good times are had by all!Back to your regularly-scheduled programming next episode!

Spendsuasion… Do you know what it means?  If you guessed it's a combination of two words - Spending and Persuasion - then you guessed right! Basically, Spendsuasion is a new way to help your clients spend money. So if you or any of your team members struggle with recommending retail or upselling services, and securing a sale, this is the perfect session for you. This podcast is the second and final instalment of the Spendsuasion series. In the first one - listen HERE - business coach Neil Osborne explained the concept of spendsuasion and how it can work effectively in your business. Basically, it bridges the gap between the client walking in and knowing what they want, and you as the professional knowing what they need. You can make more money from the clients you already have, doubling your treatments, add-on sales and retail, all using persuasion.  In this second follow up podcast, Neil continues to explain this new way of 'selling' without all the pressure and push. Spendsuasion gives you a new model to follow, suggesting the words and phrases to use with clients and when to say them. The conversation is elevated to a new level, quickly building respect, trust and comfort.  Thanks for your time and sharing your knowledge once again Neil! If you'd like to know more about the art of Spendsuasion, visit www.spendsuasion.com.au, and access the $75 discount off this great online program

On this episode of the Richard Crouse Show we meet father and daughter Neil Osborne and singer/songwriter Kandle. Neil is the lead singer of 54-40, and has a remarkable catalogue of hit songs, including "Baby Ran," "I Go Blind," "Ocean Pearl" and the award-winning "Since When." Kandle is a musician, singer and songwriter with a solo career, and has collaborated with her father in the past, but they've now officially formed their own band: a modern-day psychedelic blues rock duo called A Family Curse. The A Family Curse collaboration actually began a few years ago when Neil and songwriter Danny Michel, recorded some instrumental jams together. But due to their busy schedules, the songs were left to collect dust until Neil sent them to Kandle. She added fresh new melody and lyrics and from there, Kandle and Neil decided to form the band and make an entire album. Then, Kelly McCormack stops by. You know her as combative hockey player Betty-Anne on the hit show Letterkenny, but she is back in a new show now streaming on Amazon Prime. In “A League of Their Own” Kelly plays Jess, a shortstop from Moosejaw who utters the original film's most famous line, there's no crying in baseball.' We round things out with Joy Fielding, the New York Times bestselling author called "an ingenious master of domestic suspense," joins me to talk about her new novel “The Housekeeper.” It's a suspenseful story about a woman who hires a housekeeper to care for her aging parents--only to watch as she takes over their lives.

On this episode of the Richard Crouse Show we meet father and daughter Neil Osborne and singer/songwriter Kandle. Neil is the lead singer of 54-40, and has a remarkable catalogue of hit songs, including "Baby Ran," "I Go Blind," "Ocean Pearl" and the award-winning "Since When." Kandle is a musician, singer and songwriter with a solo career, and has collaborated with her father in the past, but they've now officially formed their own band: a modern-day psychedelic blues rock duo called A Family Curse. The A Family Curse collaboration actually began a few years ago when Neil and songwriter Danny Michel, recorded some instrumental jams together. But due to their busy schedules, the songs were left to collect dust until Neil sent them to Kandle. She added fresh new melody and lyrics and from there, Kandle and Neil decided to form the band and make an entire album. Then, Kelly McCormack stops by. You know her as combative hockey player Betty-Anne on the hit show Letterkenny, but she is back in a new show now streaming on Amazon Prime. In “A League of Their Own” Kelly plays Jess, a shortstop from Moosejaw who utters the original film's most famous line, there's no crying in baseball.' We round things out with Joy Fielding, the New York Times bestselling author called "an ingenious master of domestic suspense," joins me to talk about her new novel “The Housekeeper.” It's a suspenseful story about a woman who 

Hey everyone! This week on Innersleeve, we are joined by special guests, Kandle & Neil Osborne! We discuss the self-titled debut album of the new family supergroup, ‘A Family Curse', their latest single ‘Shake & Shudder', Neil's experience in legendary music group ‘54-40' and a new passion for video editing, the challenges of recording with family and much more! Joe and Cassius open the show discussing Rob Halford's reaction to the latest Judas Priest ‘Rock Hall' snub! A Family Curse: https://www.tiktok.com/@afamilycurseSubscribe to SoundMojo: https://wmojo.com/soundmojo-subscrib

Joins us to talk about his Coffs Harbor stable and the Grafton Carnival

WHY IS THERE PROFIT IN MY P&L BUT NOT IN MY BUSINESS? During the pandemic, for a small business CASHFLOW has meant EVERYTHING. And let's face it, most of us are great at hair, but when it comes to finance and accounting and all those terms our bookkeepers and accountants use, it can be a bit confusing.

Most of us make a vow to lose weight as a new year's resolution, but how do you translate that to business?  AHC Associate member and respected business coach Neil Osborne, founder of The Sales Catalyst, takes us through just how to trim those extra business expenses so your salon can get a brand new and financially more productive makeover! Thank you so much again to Neil Osborne for sharing with us these amazing tips! Who's ready for a more efficient and productive salon? 

Neil Osborne, Mane Lodge's Extreme Choice colt sold for a whopping $825,000 at yesterday's Inglis Classic Sale, a result which is four decades in the making

Show Summary In today's episode, Neil Osborne tells about his new approach to sales, "Spendsuasion." He explains what it is and how you can use it in your business to help reduce friction in your client interactions. If you are struggling with selling professional services, Neil's new approach to sales can help you make it easier for your clients to buy! Website: www.neilosborne.com.au

We know all too well the graveyard treatment room where once loved devices now sit gathered in dust pushed to the corner of the room that are being underutilised so, to solve this problem, Venus Concept has created a fool proof process that is filled with business tips, strategies and tools you can use to grow your business, develop your team and strengthen your sales forecasts. Ignite your business superpower with their new custom built IGNITE program. A program exclusive to Venus Concept and led by aesthetic industry experts Neil Osborne and Nicole Montgomery, who you are hearing from today, this new onboarding program will ensure clinics receive the best possible return on their Venus Concept devices. In addition to offering cutting-edge technology and treatment solutions, Venus Concept also provides creative and comprehensive services that address the important challenges their customers face and enable them to improve their overall probability of success through their expertise in sales and the marketing and messaging around your device offering. You'll find more about Venus Concept's IGNITE over on social media at @venusconceptaustralia Making this episode possible is BeautePartner Venus Concept Australia. If you want to learn, master and IGNITE (or reignite)' your business with passion, Get in touch with the team by visiting www.venusconcept.com/AU to learn more. Don't forget to join our online Facebook community where thousands of like-minded business owners you like keep each other supported and connected with the latest in the professional beauty industry. If you would like to stay up to date with the latest from Beaute Industrie you can subscribe to our weekly newsletter here. Beaute Industrie Podcast is an independent podcast that operates with the support of our listeners (that's you!) So if you would like to support the show, we would very much appreciate that. Hit 'subscribe' on Apple Podcasts or 'follow' on Spotify, and leave a review if you're feeling especially generous. Your host for the podcast is @tamarareidbeaute and we're at @beauteindustrie --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beaute-industrie/message

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It is a pleasure to welcome singer-songwriter KANDLE to The Jake’s Take with Jacob Elyachar Podcast. The British Columbia-born singer-songwriter has been surrounded by music for her whole life. Neil Osborne is the vocalist and rhythm guitarist for the popular Canadian rock band 54-40 and hung out backstage at the band’s various bands and recording sessions. She also formed the Blue Violets with her sister, Coral, and friend and former Lillix member Louise Burns.KANDLE’s debut solo album, Flames, featured songs that dealt with serious topics such as mental health, sexual assault, and eating disorders. For her efforts, she received a Juno nomination and a Prism Prize Award. Throughout her career, KANDLE worked with a plethora of Canada’s renowned songwriters, including Sam Roberts, Coeur de Pirate, and Martin “Youth” Glover. She also received coverage from many media outlets such as American Songwriter, Bizarre Magazine, and Fingers on Bast. On May 28, KANDLE will release Set the Fire. The album is getting buzz as she became one of the first independent female artists to make the cover of Spotify’s “Ready to Rock” playlist. The music video of “Honey Trap,” one of her singles off the highly anticipated album, features both KANDLE’s all-female band: The Wiccs, and actor Keenan Tracey (Bates Motel and The 100). Also, ‘Lock and Load,” another one of Set the Fire’s singles’ music videos, was nominated for a Canadian Independent Video Award.In this edition of The Jake’s Take with Jacob Elyachar Podcast, KANDLE shared the stories behind some of her songs, including “Honey Trap,” “Misty Morning,” and “Demon,” her most streamed song on Spotify. She also spoke about overcoming obstacles that she faced in her career in the recording industry.

Prior to the release of her new album, SET THE FIRE, Kandle joined Gregg Tilston and Karim Kanji from her home in BC to chat about music, her career, videos, her new music and her love of dogs and the comedy, Curb Your Enthusiasm. Kandle’s mastery of music comes as no surprise, having collaborated with some of Canada’s finest songwriters, including Sam Roberts, Coeur de pirate, Peter Dremanis (July Talk) and Devon Portielje (Half Moon Run), in her impressive career to date — which also includes a Video of the Year JUNO nomination, a Prism Prize award for her Not Up To Me music video, and a Canadian Independent Video Award nomination for 2020 single, Lock and Load. Kandle also starred in Jack White’s 2018 video for Corporation, and her music was recently featured in Netflix's, Tiny Pretty Things. Growing up in the music industry as the daughter of Canadian rock royalty Neil Osborne of 54-40 has provided Kandle’s artistry with a unique insight. She brings a seasoned performance to every line and every word, channeling over a decade of touring the globe into music that’s familiar yet undeniably her own.

Prior to the release of her new album, SET THE FIRE, Kandle joined Gregg Tilston and Karim Kanji from her home in BC to chat about music, her career, videos, her new music and her love of dogs and the comedy, Curb Your Enthusiasm. Kandle’s mastery of music comes as no surprise, having collaborated with some of Canada’s finest songwriters, including Sam Roberts, Coeur de pirate, Peter Dremanis (July Talk) and Devon Portielje (Half Moon Run), in her impressive career to date — which also includes a Video of the Year JUNO nomination, a Prism Prize award for her Not Up To Me music video, and a Canadian Independent Video Award nomination for 2020 single, Lock and Load. Kandle also starred in Jack White’s 2018 video for Corporation, and her music was recently featured in Netflix's, Tiny Pretty Things. Growing up in the music industry as the daughter of Canadian rock royalty Neil Osborne of 54-40 has provided Kandle’s artistry with a unique insight. She brings a seasoned performance to every line and every word, channeling over a decade of touring the globe into music that’s familiar yet undeniably her own. Photo: Kandle by Jeffrey Mitchell

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We catch up with A Family Curse. This fantastic duo is the result of a collaboration between Canadian musician Kandle Osborne and her father Neil Osborne, who is of course the lead singer of Canadian rock legends 54.40. This chat is a great look into what seems to be a pretty cool father daughter relationship, that has resulted in some pretty fantastic music!

Dropping the needle in this episode of Behind The Vinyl: Ra McGuire of Trooper reveals how the producer of the album wanted to change the lyrics from “Raise a Little Hell” to something less, devilish. Neil Osborne and Brad Merritt of 54-40 explains how they blended 2 songs to make their hit “I Go Blind”. Finishing up the episode, Howard Jones has so much to say about his biggest hit “No One Is To Blame” but the coolest thing (we think) is how he came up with the line “you can look at the menu, but you just can't eat”. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike chats with Neil Osborne from 54-40 about the band's great history and his work with his daughter Kandle Osborne in The Family Curse.

Cara Luft and J.D. Edwards talk to Terry about their latest release 'Assiniboine & the Red', and the process of writing the songs on the record. The pair reflect on working with producer Neil Osborne of 54-40, the story behind their protest song "Don't Back Down," and the breakthrough moment when they completed the album's heartbreaking single "Oh My Love."

Neil Osborne introduces his GET to YES Podcast series through an interview with Radio Hub director, Cooper Silk. This initial podcast covers some of Neil’s background and introduces you to the first 5-part series of episodes. It opens where a lot of brands start their journey – at Trade Shows, or Expos. The conversation builds around what to expect from the podcasts and the types of sales tips that listeners will learn during this initial podcast series.

Neil Osborne - The Sales Catalyst talks about his new podcast series 'Get to Yes'A 5 part series that focuses on achieving greater returns for B2B sales people at expo's

This month in the RadioHub studios we welcomed 2017 Australian of the Year Alan Mackay-Sim as part of the Blenheim Partners podcast - No Limitations -We celebrated the success of Westpac/NextMedia podcast - Future Ready - which has been sitting atop the apple podcasts new and noteworthy charts.Suzy Jacobs kicked off Season 2 of her popular series - The Change Room -Luke Keary joined us in the studio to talk about his life away from football as part of - Roosters Radio -And we invited our new client Neil Osborne in to discuss his new podcast series titled - Get to Yes -A series designed for B2B teams on how to drive more sales at expo's.Lastly we welcome our new sound engineer to the RadioHub team Adrian Grima to the RadioHub audience.

Neil Osborne and Dave Gunn talk longevity and being the new guy, two hits in one, and sing for us.

54-40 frontman Neil Osborne joins us to chat about the band's latest album, La Difference: A History Unplugged, a collection of acoustic reworkings of some of their best-known songs to mark their 35th anniversary. He also tells us about the new music in the works. Then, we have one of the most recognizable voices in the Canadian jazz community as Emilie Claire Barlow joins us to talk about her latest album, Clear Day, an ambitious collaboration with Metropole Orkest and a host of other musicians.