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The Shining Wizards Wrestling Podcast begin a new era with a jam packed show. New Production, New Commercials, Same terrible jokes and great wrestling talk. The boys do some catching up before talking about Saturday Night's Main Event, Jesse Ventura, 5 matches being too much & how much we hate Logan Paul We are then joined by Tommy Trainwreck, former member of the Minutemen turned Death Match Wrestler/Promoter. We talk about WLW, death matches, who's left to wrestle and much more. If you aren't familiar with Tommy, this is a must listen too interview. Back from break we talk NXT Battleground & AEW Double or Nothing. Then dive into some Dark Side of the Ring talk before pulling the train into the station.

The Shining Wizards Wrestling Podcast begin a new era with a jam packed show. New Production, New Commercials, Same terrible jokes and great wrestling talk. The boys do some catching up before talking about Saturday Night's Main Event, Jesse Ventura, 5 matches being too much & how much we hate Logan Paul We are then joined by Tommy Trainwreck, former member of the Minutemen turned Death Match Wrestler/Promoter. We talk... The post The Shining Wizards 743: Memorial Day, Thank You For Your Cervix appeared first on Shining Wizards Network.

This interview first aired on Friday the 2nd of May, 2025 on ONE FM 98.5 Shepparton. One FM breakfast announcer Plemo interviews Wendy Platt and Gemma Marchant about Shepparton Theatre Arts Group (STAG)'s new producution of 'The Woman in Black'. STAG's The Woman in Black will be on - Friday 4th July- 7:30pm Saturday 5th July – 2:00pm Saturday 5th July – 7:30pm Sunday 6th July- 2:00pm Thursday 10th July- 7:30pm Friday 11th July- 7:30pm Saturday 12th July – 2:00pm Saturday 12th July – 7:30pm at the Bakehouse Black Box Theatre - 17 Wheeler St, Shepparton Britain's second longest-running play after The Mousetrap, The Woman in Black is a beautifully crafted tale of suspense and mystery—an unforgettable journey into the unknown. A lawyer, gripped by a chilling curse he believes has been cast upon his family by the spectre of a Woman in Black, enlists the help of a young, sceptical actor. Together, they attempt to tell his terrifying tale and banish the fear that has consumed his life. But what begins as a simple rehearsal descends into something far more sinister. As they journey deeper into the past, the moaning winds, eerie marshes, and unspoken horrors of Eel Marsh House begin to close in—and the line between story and reality begins to blur. Starring Connor McDonald as the Actor and Greg Wighton as Kipps, and co-directed by Bron Prater and Nicky Pummeroy, this ghostly thriller is the perfect tribute to 50 years of unforgettable theatre with Shepparton Theatre Arts Group. Tickets available now through Humanitix — if you dare. - https://events.humanitix.com/the-woman-in-black-gmhj6nj Listen to One FM Breakfast with Plemo Monday - Friday, 6am - 9am. Contact the station on admin@fm985.com.au or (+613) 58313131 The ONE FM 98.5 Community Radio podcast page operates under the license of Goulburn Valley Community Radio Inc. (ONE FM) Number 1385226/1. PRA AMCOS (Australasian Performing Right Association Limited and Australasian Mechanical Copyright Owners Society) that covers Simulcasting and Online content including podcasts with musical content, that we pay every year. This licence number is 1385226/1

Interview with Jeff Quartermaine, Managing Direcotr & CEO of Perseus Mining Ltd.Our previous interview: https://www.cruxinvestor.com/posts/perseus-mining-asxpru-gold-operations-deliver-22-profit-growth-6748Recording date: 29th April 2025Perseus Mining Limited (ASX/TSX: PRU) has emerged as one of Africa's most compelling gold investment opportunities, demonstrating exceptional financial strength and a clear growth trajectory. With its March 2025 quarter results revealing cash and bullion reserves of US$801 million, zero debt, and an additional US$300 million in undrawn credit facilities, Perseus stands on remarkably solid financial footing among mid-tier gold producers.The company's operational excellence continues to impress, with quarterly production of 121,605 ounces at a competitive all-in site cost (AISC) of US$1,209 per ounce. This efficiency, combined with strong gold prices averaging US$2,462 per ounce during the quarter, has generated substantial cash margins of US$1,253 per ounce and a notional operating cashflow of US$152 million. Such robust margins highlight Perseus's ability to maximize value from its existing asset base.Most significantly, Perseus has now taken the Final Investment Decision to develop the Nyanzaga Gold Project in Tanzania. This strategic expansion represents a US$523 million investment to develop a large-scale, wholly open-pit operation expected to produce first gold in Q1 2027. Over its initial 11-year mine life, Nyanzaga is projected to produce 2.01 million ounces of gold, with production averaging over 200,000 ounces annually from FY28 to FY35 and peaking at 246,000 ounces. The project's strong economics are reflected in its pre-tax NPV10% of US$404 million and IRR of 26%, figures that improve dramatically at higher gold prices.Complementing the Nyanzaga development is Perseus's commitment to the CMA Underground project at its flagship Yaouré operation in Côte d'Ivoire. This development will make history as Côte d'Ivoire's first mechanized underground mine while extending Yaouré's operational life until at least 2035. With Byrnecut appointed as the specialized underground mining contractor and mobilization already underway, the project is advancing rapidly toward portal development in July 2025.Despite these significant capital commitments, Perseus continues to prioritize shareholder returns through its ongoing A$100 million share buyback program, which was approximately 33% complete at quarter-end. This balanced approach to capital allocation demonstrates management's commitment to creating both immediate and long-term value for investors.Perseus Mining has clearly positioned itself for sustainable growth beyond this decade. CEO Jeff Quartermaine's strategy of building "a sustainable, geopolitically diversified but African-focused gold business involving 3-4 operating mines that produce between 500-600koz of gold per annum" is now coming to fruition. With its exceptional financial position, strong operational performance, and two major growth projects underway, Perseus offers investors exposure to a well-managed gold producer with significant upside potential in a favorable gold price environment.—View Perseus Mining's company profile: https://www.cruxinvestor.com/companies/perseus-miningSign up for Crux Investor: https://cruxinvestor.com

Randy Smallwood, President and CEO of Wheaton Precious Metals (TSX | NYSE | LSE: WPM), outlines the company's multi-year growth strategy and discusses how the streaming model is uniquely positioned to thrive in today's precious metals market.   Randy shares how Wheaton is entering a major growth cycle, targeting a 60% increase in production by 2031, supported by a robust balance sheet ($829M in cash, no debt) and four new mines beginning deliveries in 2025.   Key topics include: Flagship Asset Growth: Updates on Salobo Phase 3 and Antamina, both poised for higher-grade output. New Production in 2025: Blackwater (Artemis Gold), Goose (B2Gold), Mineral Park, and Platreef (Ivanhoe Mines). Strategic Leverage: The benefits of streaming over royalty models - especially in a rising gold price environment. Montage Gold Case Study: How a 100% stream-financed model could reshape single-asset project development. Jurisdiction & ESG Strategy: How Wheaton manages political and community risks, while recently expanding selectively into Africa. Investor Sentiment: Rising interest from generalist funds and Western retail investors, especially in silver exposure (~40% of WPM's revenue).   Click here to visit the Wheaton Precious Metals website.

Episode 145 - Just Another Van der Poel Monday, Scott's Travel Blunders, Dizzle's Whirlwind Birthday, and a New Production Drop Bar Mountain Bike? What up party people. Welcome back for another Bonk Bros banger. We're talking about yet another drop-dead performance by Matty Van der Poel, Scott getting absolutely shafted during his travels and racing last week, the age-old debate on the popularity of gravel vs road racing, trying to decipher whether it actually was Dizzle's birthday when we recorded or was he just pulling an April Fools joke on us, oh and whether the latest production drop-bar mountain bike to hit the scene is DJ approved (because it sure isn't by me).   In case you missed the surprise blowout sale by our friends over at Bike Tires Direct last weekend, you can still head over there and get yourself an extra 10% off all full-price and remaining discounted items today. Just type “bonkbros” into the promo code section at checkout! 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Alright let's get this party started!   FOR UPDATED DISCOUNT CODES CHECK THE LATEST EPISODE: Silca (10% discount code: “Bonkbrosgravelseason”): https://silca.cc/?utm_source=Bonk+Bros&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=stripchip&utm_id=Bonk+Bros+Podcast   Bike Tires Direct (10% discount code: bonkbros): https://www.biketiresdirect.com/?utm_source=bonkbros&utm_medium=banner&utm_campaign=bonkbros2025   Dynamic Cyclist (10% discount code: BONKBROS): https://new.dynamiccyclist.com/a/43703/xkYViFV8     Patreon: http://patreon.com/patreon_bonkbros     For more Dylan Johnson content: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIf1xvRN8pzyd_VfLgj_dow   Listener Question Form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1T37wGRLk6iYTCF6X_DQ9yfcaYtfAQceKpBJYR5W7DVA/edit?ts=642eb6d6   MERCH: T-SHIRTS ARE HERE! Get your Bonk Bros swag below. https://bb5a73-20.myshopify.com/    IGNITION: Hire a coach. Get faster. It's that simple. https://www.ignitioncoachco.com/   MATCHBOX PODCAST: Check out our more serious training focused podcast.  https://www.ignitioncoachco.com/podcast      The Following Was Generated Using AI And Should Not Be Held To The Higher Standards Of Sentient Beings - Riverside.   Keywords cycling, race recap, travel mishaps, personal life, happiness, bike racing, cycling disciplines, viewership, challenges, athlete insights, cycling, MotoGP, Formula One, gravel racing, E3 race, Pogacar, Roubaix, tire choices, cycling strategies, race highlights, mental health, cycling predictions, naming trends, adoption, tornado experiences, April Fool's Day, birthdays, casual conversations, cycling shoes, road bike shoes, gravel shoes, shoe fit, cycling performance, shoe features, cycling gear, cycling tips, footwear preferences, cycling community, Mavix, cycling shoes, laces, BoA, Velcro, oral hygiene, sugar consumption, post-race recovery, hydration, sauna, VO2 max, cycling hubs, cycling, bike components, hubs, tires, cycling culture, Tucson, Ridley, drop bar mountain bike, cycling equipment Summary In this conversation, the hosts discuss a recent race experience, including challenges faced during the race, travel mishaps, and personal reflections on happiness. They explore the dynamics of being an athlete, the pressures of performance, and the impact of injuries. The discussion also touches on the passion for cycling, race viewership, and comparisons between different cycling disciplines. In this conversation, the hosts discuss various aspects of cycling, including the impact of race highlights on viewer engagement, comparisons between motorsports like Formula One and MotoGP, and the excitement levels in different types of motorcycle racing. They also delve into recent race highlights from E3, predictions for upcoming races, and the strategies surrounding tire choices for the challenging Roubaix race. The discussion highlights the unique challenges and strategies in gravel racing, as well as the implications of tire width on performance. In this segment, the conversation flows through various themes including mental health discussions, cycling predictions, personal anecdotes about naming trends, adoption processes, experiences with tornadoes, and light-hearted banter about birthdays and April Fool's Day. The group shares insights and humorous exchanges, creating a relaxed atmosphere while touching on serious topics. In this segment, the conversation revolves around the selection and performance of cycling shoes, particularly focusing on road and gravel shoes. The participants discuss their personal preferences, the features they value in shoes, and the challenges of finding the right fit. They also touch on the marketing of cycling shoes and the importance of comfort and performance in cycling footwear. In this segment, the conversation covers a variety of topics related to cycling, including the status of Mavix drones, preferences for cycling shoes, the debate over laces versus Boa systems, and the practicality of Velcro shoes. The discussion also touches on oral hygiene in relation to sugar consumption, the importance of managing sugar intake on and off the bike, and post-race recovery methods. Hydration practices in the sauna and their effects on performance are examined, alongside the significance of VO2 max and the role of hubs in cycling performance. In this episode, the hosts delve into various aspects of cycling, discussing the significance of bike components, particularly hubs and tires, and how they impact performance. They also explore the cultural aspects of cycling, including a humorous take on beer and its role in cycling events. The conversation shifts to Tucson, highlighting its appeal as a cycling destination, before critiquing a new Ridley drop bar mountain bike, emphasizing the need for better design and components. Takeaways Scott had a strong start but faced challenges during the race. Travel issues can significantly impact an athlete's performance. Injuries often overshadow other aspects of an athlete's life. The hosts share a light-hearted banter about cycling and personal lives. Scott's experience highlights the unpredictability of racing conditions. The conversation reveals the emotional toll of competitive cycling. Viewership of cycling events varies greatly between disciplines. The hosts express their differing levels of enthusiasm for bike racing. Scott's personal life is intertwined with his cycling career. The discussion reflects on the popularity of cycling events and their accessibility. GCN's Perry Roubaix highlights show significant viewer engagement. Race highlights are crucial for audience understanding of events. Formula One's excitement is often overshadowed by its complexity. MotoGP offers a more dynamic racing experience than Formula One. Motocross can be chaotic and hard to follow live. E3 race highlights provide insights into upcoming classics. Pogacar's participation in Roubaix is a significant development. Tire choices can greatly affect performance in races like Roubaix. Riders often have to balance tire width for cobbles and pavement. The anticipation of racing on cobbles adds to the excitement. Mental health is an important topic that can be unpacked in conversations. Cycling predictions often lead to friendly debates among enthusiasts. Naming trends can reflect personal stories and cultural influences. Adoption allows for name changes, but it's a sensitive topic. Experiences with natural disasters can bring communities together. April Fool's Day can lead to playful banter among friends. Casual conversations can reveal deeper insights about life and relationships. Personal anecdotes can make discussions more relatable and engaging. The importance of trust in one's work is highlighted in humorous exchanges. Celebrating birthdays can lead to unexpected connections and shared experiences. Choosing the right cycling shoes is crucial for performance. Laces can be a disadvantage during races due to loosening. Gravel-specific shoes are often seen as a marketing gimmick. Cyclocross shoes are designed for running and cycling. Personal comfort varies greatly among different shoe brands. Finding the right fit is a challenge in the cycling shoe market. Insoles can help alleviate hotspots in shoes. Many cyclists stick to familiar brands and models. Testing shoes before buying is a significant gap in the market. Innovative designs can enhance comfort and performance in cycling shoes. Mavix is still a company, despite rumors of its closure. Lace shoes are preferred for aerodynamics, but have disadvantages. Velcro shoes are underrated for their speed and convenience. Oral hygiene is crucial for cyclists who consume sugar during rides. Cyclists should separate sugar intake on and off the bike for better health. Post-race recovery drinks like Fanta may taste better but aren't the best choice. Hydration practices in the sauna can impact performance and recovery. Maximizing heat acclimation may not be worth the risk of dehydration. Tires are the most critical component for performance in gravel racing. Understanding the role of hubs can help improve cycling performance. Investing in tires is more beneficial than hubs. The performance difference in hubs is marginal compared to tires. Cycling culture often intertwines with humor and beer. Tucson is recognized as a great place for cycling. The new Ridley bike lacks proper design for serious cycling. A production drop bar mountain bike should be purpose-built. Old inventory can lead to questionable bike builds. Cyclists often experiment with different tires for races. The conversation reflects a mix of technical and cultural insights. The hosts share personal experiences related to cycling events. Titles Race Recap: The Highs and Lows of Competition Travel Troubles: The Journey of an Athlete Injuries and Happiness: A Cyclist's Perspective Cycling Passion: Are We True Fans? The Dynamics of Race Viewership in Cycling Comparing Cycling Disciplines: Road vs. Gravel The Impact of Race Highlights on Cycling Comparing the Thrills of Motorsports MotoGP vs. Motocross: Which is More Exciting? E3 Race Highlights and Future Predictions Sound Bites "I rode for three weeks." "Are you happy at least?" "That's pretty whack that" "His shoulder was dragging the ground" "You just take it nice and easy" "Pogacar is lining up for Roubaix" "We talked about Scott's happiness." "Yeah, there's lots unpacked there." "You gotta have a cool middle name." "You don't even trust your own work." "It's my birthday." "Best birthday gift." "Those are Mavix." "I go to the dentist once a year." "I hate to say it, but I agree." "Invest more money in your tires." "That's irony." "Bush Light is more aero." "I think it was worth it." "Tucson is a cycling paradise." "I don't approve of it." Chapters 00:00 Race Recap and Initial Reactions 06:00 Travel Mishaps and Their Impact 11:58 Passion for Cycling and Race Viewership 17:01 Comparing Cycling Disciplines and Popularity 24:09 E3 Race Highlights and Predictions 30:17 Tire Choices and Strategies for Roubaix 37:22 The Debate on Tire Widths in Racing 40:01 Cycling Picks and Predictions 41:50 Naming Trends and Personal Stories 43:54 Adoption and Name Changes 45:27 Tornado Experiences and Local News 50:01 April Fool's Day and Birthdays 52:36 Casual Conversations and Future Plans 54:09 Choosing the Right Cycling Shoes 57:39 Debating Shoe Features and Performance 01:01:17 Personal Preferences in Cycling Footwear 01:04:55 The Challenge of Finding the Perfect Fit 01:09:36 Innovations in Cycling Shoe Design 01:12:56 The Mavix Debate 01:13:18 Shoe Preferences: Laces vs. BoA 01:14:52 The Velcro Revolution 01:16:01 Oral Hygiene and Sugar Consumption 01:17:50 Sugar Intake: On vs. Off the Bike 01:19:32 Post-Race Recovery: Fanta vs. Ketones 01:20:39 Hydration in the Sauna 01:22:56 Sauna Protocols and VO2 Max 01:25:25 The Importance of Hubs in Cycling 01:29:48 The Importance of Bike Components 01:32:30 Cycling Equipment: Hubs vs. Tires 01:34:58 The Role of Beer in Cycling Culture 01:39:50 Tucson: A Cycling Paradise? 01:40:00 Critique of the New Ridley Drop Bar Mountain Bike

Award-winning actor Fintan Kelly joins us, alongside Brigid Cullen, representing The Kite Foundation—and three talented young actors, Anna, Veronica, and Chloe. Together, they've workshopped and developed Finding Peace, a powerful new production. We'll hear about the creative process, the impact of Fintan's workshops, and what audiences can expect from this exciting and meaningful play.

Pippa speaks to Debbie Turner, founder and artistic director of Cape Ballet Africa and Spanish choreographer Nacho Duato about a new production called Breathwords.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Energy Minister says he's doing his best to improve the stability of energy supply. A new gas well at the Pohokura Production Station in Taranaki was switched on this morning. It will provide 4 petajoules of gas a year, which could power about 146,000 homes annually. Shane Jones says it won't be a silver bullet - but it will help. "So I'm working on various proposals as to how we can accelerate both money into the industry - and genuine economic ability." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Energy Minister says he's doing his best to improve the stability of energy supply. A new gas well at the Pohokura Production Station in Taranaki was switched on this morning. It will provide 4 petajoules of gas a year, which could power about 146,000 homes annually. Shane Jones says it won't be a silver bullet - but it will help. "So I'm working on various proposals as to how we can accelerate both money into the industry - and genuine economic ability." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The subject of menopause has in past been a little taboo, to the point where it often went swept under the carpet. Thankfully, that has changed, and women and men are now able to talk about it openly. That will certainly be the case next month when two inspiring Kiwi women take to the stage for the show 'HOT MESS: Navigating Midlife & Menopause'. The shows aim to shine a light on the challenges women face-all with humour, heart, and honesty. The hosts of the show, Petra Bugust and Niki Bezzant join Jesse in Auckland.

Bill speaks with Angelina Thomson about her role in the new production of Guys and Dolls. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Pippa speaks to the cast of My Fair Lady which is on at Artscape until 12 January. She speaks to Professor Henry Higgins, otherwise known as Craig Urbani, as well as the two talented actresses who will share the role of Eliza Doolittle – Brittany Smith and Leah Mari.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New production of Joyce's The Dead - Jonathan Coe - La Grande Illusion, Brian Maguire

This interview first aired on Friday the 6th of September, 2024 on ONE FM 98.5 Shepparton. One FM breakfast announcer Plemo interviews Dale Janke from Shepparton Theatre Arts Group (STAG)'s new producution of 'Little Shop of Horrors'. STAG's Little Shop of Horrors will be on - Friday, 6 September 7:30pm Saturday, 7 September 7:30pm Sunday, 8 September 2:00pm Friday, 13 September 7:30pm Saturday, 14 September 7:30pm A florist shop, a strange plant, and a plan for world domination. Under the direction of Helen Janke and Tricia Baggs as musical director, this cult classic is given a new lease on life. Welcoming newcomer, Anson Kearney as Seymour and Stevie Renee as Audrey, the cast also includes Dale Janke, Sophie Fimmel, Rebecka Clarke, Shannyn Catterall and Greg Wighton. “This thing is going to be bigger than Hula hoops!” All happening at Riverlinks Westside in Mooroopna. To book tickets head to https://riverlinksvenues.online.red61.com.au/event/829:2154/ or contact the Riverlinks Box Office on 03 5832 9511. Listen to One FM Breakfast with Plemo Monday - Friday, 6am - 9am. Contact the station on admin@fm985.com.au or (+613) 58313131 The ONE FM 98.5 Community Radio podcast page operates under the license of Goulburn Valley Community Radio Inc. (ONE FM) Number 1385226/1. PRA AMCOS (Australasian Performing Right Association Limited and Australasian Mechanical Copyright Owners Society) that covers Simulcasting and Online content including podcasts with musical content, that we pay every year. This licence number is 1385226/1

Learn how Old Irving became so successful, it needed to open a new production facility — and what went into the expansion. 02:18 Beer Myth: When brewing sour beers, is kettle souring lazy? Katherine has some HOT TAKES about this, and Trevor from Old Irving Brewing Co. explains the science behind what actually creates sour beers. Discover the facts behind this common misconception and learn how kettle souring is a legitimate and skillful method that produces some of the best-tasting sours. Bonus: learn how a “West Coast Pilsner” is different from a regular Pilsner and what it has to do with a thing known as a Cold IPA. 10:08 NAME OF BREWERY: Old Irving Brewing Co. Head Brewer and Co-Founder Trevor Rose-Hamblin shares the back story of his move from restauranteur to brewer, including an appearance on BrewDog that led to him brewing in Scotland for 3 months. Trevor also explains how after just 2 years of development, his Citra & Mosaic hopped Hazy IPA Beezer won a gold medal at the Great American Beer Festival in 2019 and another gold at the World Beer Cup in Las Vegas in 2024 (both in the Hazy IPA category).  After the beer break, Trevor and Brian crack open a Della, which won a silver medal at the Great American Beer Festival in 2021 in the German-Style Kölsch category. Della is a Kölsch-Style Ale brewed with high-quality Pilsner, a touch of Vienna malt, and lightly hopped with Zuper Saazer, Hallertau Mittelfrüh, & Tettnang. Trevor also talks about Old Irving's new brewing facility, what compelled them to move into a new facility, and the craft beer community in Chicago that helped spur their growth. Brian also coaxes Trevor into doing his hilarious impersonation of one of his Chicago craft beer community colleagues (but you'll have to listen to find out which one!). 58:35 Beer Behavior: How does scarcity work when it comes to beer? Does it drive sales even when it's obviously manufactured? Brian talks about how Wisconsin breweries were featured during a recent convention and Katherine presents her “barbecue festival philosophy” of scarcity. You can find our amazing merchandise and learn more about Crafty Brewers on our official website, https://craftybrewerspod.com  About Old Irving Brewing Co: Located in the Irving Park neighborhood of Chicago, Illinois, the brewers behind Old Irving Brewing Co. were brewing in their garage with aspirations of crafting beer for their local community all the way back in 2014, two years before they opened their doors. Today, they've created hundreds of ales and lagers—earning a few GABF and World Beer Cup medals along the way—and now distribute their beers throughout Illinois and Wisconsin. Learn more on their website at https://oldirvingbrewing.com/  — If you enjoyed this episode, then please tell at least one friend about the show! And if you're a brewer or know any brewers who would like to share their story on the podcast, then email craftybrewerspod@gmail.com. We're always happy to hear from you! You can also follow Crafty Brewers on Instagram at https://instagram.com/crafty_brewers_pod  Crafty Brewers is produced by award-winning podcaster Cody Gough. He insists that we tell you that in this episode, you'll learn about: Chicago craft beer, craft beer scene, award-winning beers, West Coast Pilsner, Cinnamon Prost, Hazy IPA, Beezer IPA, Great American Beer Fest, brewing techniques, Pipeworks collaboration, BrewDog Scotland, Flossmoor Station, Home brewing, Craft beer myths, Beer trends, Moto Restaurant, brewery expansion, collaborative brewing, beer labeling, Lagers popularity, brewing science, brewing process, Omega Yeast Labs, Chicago's best beers, craft brewing success, brewing industry, culinary arts to brewing, beer production, and Chicago beer landmarks.

In this episode we introduce Kade Allenbrand. Kade has been hired as Grace Churches Campus Support Production Director. Get to know Kade and how God brought him to Grace!

Pippa speaks to musical theatre icon David Kramer and award-winning actress Jenny Stead about their new production of the musical Vêr In Die Wêreld Kittie, which opens this weekend at The Blik in Epping. The show tells the story of South African folk singer Josef Marais and his wife Rosa de Miranda. It has been reworked and extended for this new run at The BlikSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pippa speaks to David Nixon who is choreographing the piece – it's his first production with the company since taking over as artistic producer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“Every good story has an internal, mysterious problem and an outside problem that the characters are dealing with. And that's where we begin.”

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Major Stars to Lead ‘Bye Bye Birdie’ in D.C., Parris to Play Title Role in ‘Drood,’ First Look at New Production of ‘Hercules “Today on Broadway” is a daily, Monday through Friday, podcast hitting the top theatre headlines of the day. Any and all feedback is appreciated:Grace Aki: grace@broadwayradio.com | read more The post Today on Broadway: Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2024 appeared first on BroadwayRadio.

Finales come and go, it's trueBut endings are beginnings newSo sit, relax, and vibe our taleThat we with rheumy eyes regaleStick around for the outro for our schedule over Christmas leading up to Season 2! Which, by the way, is announced in that very same outro...PATREON! Big hello and THANK YOU for everything Grumpo Dewclaw to our latest patron, Christian! If you're interested in supporting us you can at patreon.com/questfantastic!Fancy Lads is out now on Bandcamp!CONGRATS FOR EVERYTHING GRUMPO DEWCLAW to Jen and Sara for winning Audioverse Awards! Jen won Best Player in a New Production and Sara won Best Player Director in a New Production and we're SO proud of them. Thank you so much to EVERYONE who voted! We wouldn't be where we are now without you

This episode penultimate,with final battle STILL in motion,heroic deeds so consummatetheir calloused hands in need of lotionPATREON! Big hello and THANK YOU for everything Grumpo Dewclaw to our latest patron, Christian! If you're interested in supporting us you can at patreon.com/questfantastic!Fancy Lads is out now on Bandcamp!CONGRATS FOR EVERYTHING GRUMPO DEWCLAW to Jen and Sara for winning Audioverse Awards! Jen won Best Player in a New Production and Sara won Best Player Director in a New Production and we're SO proud of them. Thank you so much to EVERYONE who voted! We wouldn't be where we are now without you

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The final battle still in motion,Peace a long and distant notion...PATREON! Big hello and THANK YOU for everything Grumpo Dewclaw to our latest patron, Christian! If you're interested in supporting us you can at patreon.com/questfantastic!Fancy Lads is out now on Bandcamp!CONGRATS FOR EVERYTHING GRUMPO DEWCLAW to Jen and Sara for winning Audioverse Awards! Jen won Best Player in a New Production and Sara won Best Player Director in a New Production and we're SO proud of them. Thank you so much to EVERYONE who voted! We wouldn't be where we are now without you

Shakespeare’s “Henry IV, Part 1” follows the titular king as he prepares for war while his ne’er-do-well son Hal shirks — then ultimately accepts — his duties. The play deals with themes of violence, masculinity, power and leadership, all of which speak to Indigenous playwright Yvette Nolan. She recently updated the play’s language as part of Play On Shakespeare, an initiative that aims to make the Bard’s plays more engaging and accessible to modern audiences.  A production of Nolan’s translation opened last weekend at Lewis & Clark College and will run through Nov. 11. It’s part of a larger series of talks and performances taking place across Portland to celebrate the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s First Folio. The play is directed by Waylon Lenk, a Shakespeare scholar and the college’s inaugural Native Artist-Scholar in Residence. He and Nolan join us to share more about “Henry IV, Part 1” and what Shakespeare means to them. 

The final battle doth commence,No time for sitting on the/tha fence!PATREON! Big hello and THANK YOU for everything Grumpo Dewclaw to our latest patron, Christian! If you're interested in supporting us you can at patreon.com/questfantastic!CONGRATS FOR EVERYTHING GRUMPO DEWCLAW to Jen and Sara for winning Audioverse Awards! Jen won Best Player in a New Production and Sara won Best Player Director in a New Production and we're SO proud of them. Thank you so much to EVERYONE who voted! We wouldn't be where we are now without you

Lawren Campbell and Lynne Post star in Hairy Tease's latest production, Renovations for Six. Mike Granville is the show's director.

Deeper through the Iron Forgeour Justyce Loving Heroes treadAs memories and Sara's giftsin turn do rear their welcome headPATREON! Big hello and THANK YOU for everything Grumpo Dewclaw to our latest patron, marxus! If you're interested in supporting us you can at patreon.com/questfantastic!CONGRATS FOR EVERYTHING GRUMPO DEWCLAW to Jen and Sara for winning Audioverse Awards! Jen won Best Player in a New Production and Sara won Best Player Director in a New Production and we're SO proud of them. Thank you so much to EVERYONE who voted! We wouldn't be where we are now without you

An eagle we rode, the Forge it loomsTo this story's end, your bard assumesBut first we traverse its levels and hallsWith memory's boon as guidance for allPATREON! Big hello and THANK YOU for everything Grumpo Dewclaw to our latest patron, marxus! If you're interested in supporting us you can at patreon.com/questfantastic!CONGRATS FOR EVERYTHING GRUMPO DEWCLAW to Jen and Sara for winning Audioverse Awards! Jen won Best Player in a New Production and Sara won Best Player Director in a New Production and we're SO proud of them. Thank you so much to EVERYONE who voted! We wouldn't be where we are now without you

PHAME, an experiential arts academy designed for people with intellectual or developmental disabilities, has been around for decades. Students take classes in visual art, photography, improv, voice acting and much more. The academy has put on plays, musicals and even rock operas before, but it’s never undertaken anything quite like this weekend’s show, says Jessica Dart, who co-directs “Stop Making Sense” with her husband and PHAME teaching artist Jason Rouse. The show recreates the Talking Heads' classic 1984 concert film. Like the film, the PHAME show includes music, dance and videos. PHAME student JJ Ross is the show’s choreographer and dances in the show as well. Ross, Dart and Rouse join us to talk about this unique collaboration.

Goodbye the bad, now pies are hadThen onto Peebles, that leader of peoplesFarewell to Beaton, with no deal to sweetenBut penance and duty, for justyce is beauty PATREON! Big hello and THANK YOU for everything Grumpo Dewclaw to our latest patron, marxus! If you're interested in supporting us you can at patreon.com/questfantastic!CONGRATS FOR EVERYTHING GRUMPO DEWCLAW to Jen and Sara for winning Audioverse Awards! Jen won Best Player in a New Production and Sara won Best Player Director in a New Production and we're SO proud of them. Thank you so much to EVERYONE who voted! We wouldn't be where we are now without you

Wizards and magic, most verily tragic...PATREON! Big hello and THANK YOU for everything Grumpo Dewclaw to our latest patron, marxus! If you're interested in supporting us you can at patreon.com/questfantastic!CONGRATS FOR EVERYTHING GRUMPO DEWCLAW to Jen and Sara for winning Audioverse Awards! Jen won Best Player in a New Production and Sara won Best Player Director in a New Production and we're SO proud of them. Thank you so much to EVERYONE who voted! We wouldn't be where we are now without you

A battle commenced, 'til Clammy repents...PATREON! Big hello and THANK YOU for everything Grumpo Dewclaw to our latest patron, Skiver! If you're interested in supporting us you can at patreon.com/questfantastic!CONGRATS FOR EVERYTHING GRUMPO DEWCLAW to Jen and Sara for winning Audioverse Awards! Jen won Best Player in a New Production and Sara won Best Player Director in a New Production and we're SO proud of them. Thank you so much to EVERYONE who voted! We wouldn't be where we are now without you

A friend returns, a cell block burns...PATREON! Big hello and THANK YOU for everything Grumpo Dewclaw to our latest patron, Skiver! If you're interested in supporting us you can at patreon.com/questfantastic!CONGRATS FOR EVERYTHING GRUMPO DEWCLAW to Jen and Sara for winning Audioverse Awards! Jen won Best Player in a New Production and Sara won Best Player Director in a New Production and we're SO proud of them. Thank you so much to EVERYONE who voted! We wouldn't be where we are now without you

The trial begins with truth its aim, and Bleurgh defends in Grumpo's name...Love the show? Consider supporting us on PATREON!CONGRATS FOR EVERYTHING GRUMPO DEWCLAW to Jen and Sara for winning Audioverse Awards! Jen won Best Player in a New Production and Sara won Best Player Director in a New Production and we're SO proud of them. Thank you so much to EVERYONE who voted! We wouldn't be where we are now without you

On the night before the trial, the JLF and Grumpo go over their plan for the defence... CONGRATS FOR EVERYTHING GRUMPO DEWCLAW to Jen and Sara for winning Audioverse Awards! Jen won Best Player in a New Production and Sara won Best Player Director in a New Production and we're SO proud of them. Thank you so much to EVERYONE who voted! We wouldn't be where we are now without you

Whilst Jump, Maggie, Grumpo, Bleurgh! and Buck deal with the knowledge of Maggie's deal, Morric takes part in the Silver Council... Thanks so much to Helen for coming onto the show! If you loved what you heard, that's just one more reason to check out Roll + Heart, the queer actual play podcast featuring Jen and Sara as well as the fabulously talented Becs Watson!CONGRATS to Jen and Sara for winning Audioverse Awards! Jen won Best Player in a New Production and Sara won Best Player Director in a New Production and we're SO proud of them. Thank you so much to EVERYONE who voted! We wouldn't be where we are now without you

In this new podcast, Paul goes behind the curtain with Joe DiPietro, the book writer of Ernest Shackleton whose catalogue of work is stunning: from Diana (Broadway production about Princess Diana), to Memphis, All Shook Up, and I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change. Joining the conversation is the entire cast of the show (all […]

In this episode of Diary of an Actress I chat with Alex Katz. From the editing floor to working up to being the Executive Producer on the Biggest Loser, Alex Katz talks about his journey through Hollywood and what it means to keep doing the work. This podcast episode talks about creativity, growth and new directions.Watch the Podcast on YouTube | Read the DiariesHost, Author of Diary of an Actress,. Executive Producer: Rachel BailitEditor, Producer : Max BugrovYouTube: @diaryofanactresspodcastInstagram: diaryofanactresspodcastTikTok: @diaryofanactresspodcastFacebook: diaryofanactress

After a three month hiatus, Mom's No Expert is back... This week Irmari tells us what life altering changes have taken place and how she moved back to Florida for better life for her and Daniella.   Irmari gets very candid on the move, what does it mean now and in going forward.   We all need a fresh start for different reasons Mom's No Expert is no exception.   New State, New Production, New Surprises, New Adventures...Same Irmari Energy!!!   If you want to support this podcast and me, you can buy me a coffee click on this link => Buy Me A Coffee   Stay connected with me @MomsNoExpert on Instagram And Email Me at momsnoexpertpodcast@gmail.com 

It's time to re-imagine how entrepreneurs bring their innovative value propositions to market at the appropriate scale to meet the important needs of millions of people. The new way of thinking is for entrepreneurs to focus all their energy on designing, refining and strengthening the value proposition, and then plugging in to a network of resources assembled by others so that customers enjoy the full realization of the value experience the entrepreneurial has designed. Jeff Grogg of JPG Resources joined Economics For Business to describe how this works in the CPG food and beverage industry. Knowledge Capsule Starting From A New Value Proposition. The entrepreneurial journey — whether starting a new company or launching or improving a brand or launching and managing a new corporate innovation initiative or even a new division or internal venture — starts with a value innovation goal. An entrepreneurial team or an entrepreneurial organization conceives of a new experience for customers that they'll value highly enough to warrant the firm's investment in new capabilities. The team tests the market appeal and commercial power of the value proposition to greatest extent they can. They get ready to go to market at scale — to produce, package, ship, distribute, sell and take payments, and then to respond to marketplace results with more volume, or broader distribution, or maybe some tweaks to some aspects of the execution of the value proposition. Traditionally, once the launch decision is made, the firm maps out the value chain and assembles the enabling resources — manufacturing capacity for products, service backrooms and infrastructure for services, supply chain components, business partnerships and their associated contracts, marketing and sales capabilities, distribution, warehousing and retail access. What if this part — the resource assembly part — were already done? The risks and constraints of making a new business out of a new value proposition would be greatly reduced. Jeff Grogg and his platform firm have built new business infrastructure so that entrepreneurs don't need to. Jeff describes his company, JPG Resources, as a business builder. His focus is on food and beverage businesses in the CPG category. The company build businesses so that entrepreneurs don't have to. To be clear, the entrepreneurial teams focus on the customer and customer empathy and understanding, identifying a unique value that meets meaningful needs for a large number of people. That's the critical step in the generation of new economic value. The next step is typically building the supply chain from formulation and recipe development for scale, to manufacturing and packaging, shipping and distribution, and designing the management processes and hiring the people and drawing up the contracts for smooth continuous scale operations. That's extremely hard work, and fraught with risk. The phrase “starting a business” can sound intimidating for that reason. JPG Resources can absorb and take on and solve all those challenges and potential problems, and free the entrepreneurs to concentrate on customer value design and the last mile of marketing and sales. The new entrepreneurial production structure can apply at all scales. JPG Resources has helped pre-market start-ups with initial product development and culinary research, has provided infrastructure for growth for maturing companies, has helped mid-size companies expand beyond their current scope, and has helped big companies enter new areas beyond their existing comfort zones. The new “plug-in” production structure operates at all stages and all scales and all along the value chain. JPG Resources can provide manufacturing or train manufacturers from start up through expansion. The can help with food science, create new processes, manage contracting, identify and mitigate risk factors and arrange insurance. They can organize supply chain redundancy (efficient redundancy through back-ups, not wasteful redundancy through duplicates) and build resilience for clients. A virtual supply chain is superior to — and more flexible than - the self-assembled version. The new entrepreneurial production structure is a network without boundaries. The very term “supply chain” reflects linear thinking — links joined together in sequence. Systems thinking is non-linear. The JPG Resources infrastructure is an ecosystem using connective logic, connecting the necessary components, people, knowledge and flows for the desired outcome, and reconnecting as needed when the environment or the market changes. The network is not bounded — there are always external or partner services that are currently outside the network that can be brought in through new connections. All are conceptually aligned, and all the relationships and contracts are win-win. The experience of JPG Resources in designing, assembling and integrating supply chains and production networks means that they've seen both sides of contractual relationships and service partnerships under all conceivable circumstances and can make sure all the agreements work - and expand the value space - for all parties. The new entrepreneurial production structure is an acceleration and strengthening of knowledge-building proficiency. In episode #199, we identified knowledge-building proficiency as the key to value creation capacity. By partnering with infrastructure building firms like JPG Resources (and Gembah from episode #210), entrepreneurs can benefit from sharing the knowledge that these forms have already accumulated over multiple projects and product and business launches and growth initiatives. Jeff's company is only too happy to share this knowledge, and doing so can help entrepreneurs avoid what he calls “self-harm” — making mistakes that could be avoided with the relevant prior knowledge. Experience is harder to share. Jeff's staff have hundreds of thousands of hours of experience, and, while entrepreneurs can't live what they've lived, they can certainly benefit from experiential learning. The error avoidance inherent in knowledge and experience sharing can be invaluable to entrepreneurs. Individual freedom and choice still apply, in a more flexible capital structure. Entrepreneurs can choose as much or as little of the available pre-built infrastructure as they choose. They can focus on their own strengths and supplement where they know they need to. They can make their own connections in the ecosystem and their own adjustments as circumstances dictate. The new entrepreneurial infrastructure does not imply a reduction in entrepreneurial initiative, but a boost, an acceleration, an expansion of value creation potential. It enables the entrepreneur to concentrate on value facilitation rather than on building a supply chain. The capital structure for value creation in the economy as a whole becomes more flexible, flows more freely and can throw off the shackles of bureaucracy and regulatory compliance. The entrepreneur can pass on the burdens of HR and finance and legal and many more functions that are peripheral to — and sometimes impediments to - value creation and concentrate on the value task alone. This suite of organizational and capital innovation points to a structure of more firms, better firms, and faster and more significant value creation, with fewer economic resources devoted to value-extracting bureaucracy. Additional Resources JPGResources.com Jeff Grogg on LinkedIn: Mises.org/E4B_211_LinkedIn

It's time to re-imagine how entrepreneurs bring their innovative value propositions to market at the appropriate scale to meet the important needs of millions of people. The new way of thinking is for entrepreneurs to focus all their energy on designing, refining and strengthening the value proposition, and then plugging in to a network of resources assembled by others so that customers enjoy the full realization of the value experience the entrepreneurial has designed. Jeff Grogg of JPG Resources joined Economics For Business to describe how this works in the CPG food and beverage industry. Knowledge Capsule Starting From A New Value Proposition. The entrepreneurial journey — whether starting a new company or launching or improving a brand or launching and managing a new corporate innovation initiative or even a new division or internal venture — starts with a value innovation goal. An entrepreneurial team or an entrepreneurial organization conceives of a new experience for customers that they'll value highly enough to warrant the firm's investment in new capabilities. The team tests the market appeal and commercial power of the value proposition to greatest extent they can. They get ready to go to market at scale — to produce, package, ship, distribute, sell and take payments, and then to respond to marketplace results with more volume, or broader distribution, or maybe some tweaks to some aspects of the execution of the value proposition. Traditionally, once the launch decision is made, the firm maps out the value chain and assembles the enabling resources — manufacturing capacity for products, service backrooms and infrastructure for services, supply chain components, business partnerships and their associated contracts, marketing and sales capabilities, distribution, warehousing and retail access. What if this part — the resource assembly part — were already done? The risks and constraints of making a new business out of a new value proposition would be greatly reduced. Jeff Grogg and his platform firm have built new business infrastructure so that entrepreneurs don't need to. Jeff describes his company, JPG Resources, as a business builder. His focus is on food and beverage businesses in the CPG category. The company build businesses so that entrepreneurs don't have to. To be clear, the entrepreneurial teams focus on the customer and customer empathy and understanding, identifying a unique value that meets meaningful needs for a large number of people. That's the critical step in the generation of new economic value. The next step is typically building the supply chain from formulation and recipe development for scale, to manufacturing and packaging, shipping and distribution, and designing the management processes and hiring the people and drawing up the contracts for smooth continuous scale operations. That's extremely hard work, and fraught with risk. The phrase “starting a business” can sound intimidating for that reason. JPG Resources can absorb and take on and solve all those challenges and potential problems, and free the entrepreneurs to concentrate on customer value design and the last mile of marketing and sales. The new entrepreneurial production structure can apply at all scales. JPG Resources has helped pre-market start-ups with initial product development and culinary research, has provided infrastructure for growth for maturing companies, has helped mid-size companies expand beyond their current scope, and has helped big companies enter new areas beyond their existing comfort zones. The new “plug-in” production structure operates at all stages and all scales and all along the value chain. JPG Resources can provide manufacturing or train manufacturers from start up through expansion. The can help with food science, create new processes, manage contracting, identify and mitigate risk factors and arrange insurance. They can organize supply chain redundancy (efficient redundancy through back-ups, not wasteful redundancy through duplicates) and build resilience for clients. A virtual supply chain is superior to — and more flexible than - the self-assembled version. The new entrepreneurial production structure is a network without boundaries. The very term “supply chain” reflects linear thinking — links joined together in sequence. Systems thinking is non-linear. The JPG Resources infrastructure is an ecosystem using connective logic, connecting the necessary components, people, knowledge and flows for the desired outcome, and reconnecting as needed when the environment or the market changes. The network is not bounded — there are always external or partner services that are currently outside the network that can be brought in through new connections. All are conceptually aligned, and all the relationships and contracts are win-win. The experience of JPG Resources in designing, assembling and integrating supply chains and production networks means that they've seen both sides of contractual relationships and service partnerships under all conceivable circumstances and can make sure all the agreements work - and expand the value space - for all parties. The new entrepreneurial production structure is an acceleration and strengthening of knowledge-building proficiency. In episode #199, we identified knowledge-building proficiency as the key to value creation capacity. By partnering with infrastructure building firms like JPG Resources (and Gembah from episode #210), entrepreneurs can benefit from sharing the knowledge that these forms have already accumulated over multiple projects and product and business launches and growth initiatives. Jeff's company is only too happy to share this knowledge, and doing so can help entrepreneurs avoid what he calls “self-harm” — making mistakes that could be avoided with the relevant prior knowledge. Experience is harder to share. Jeff's staff have hundreds of thousands of hours of experience, and, while entrepreneurs can't live what they've lived, they can certainly benefit from experiential learning. The error avoidance inherent in knowledge and experience sharing can be invaluable to entrepreneurs. Individual freedom and choice still apply, in a more flexible capital structure. Entrepreneurs can choose as much or as little of the available pre-built infrastructure as they choose. They can focus on their own strengths and supplement where they know they need to. They can make their own connections in the ecosystem and their own adjustments as circumstances dictate. The new entrepreneurial infrastructure does not imply a reduction in entrepreneurial initiative, but a boost, an acceleration, an expansion of value creation potential. It enables the entrepreneur to concentrate on value facilitation rather than on building a supply chain. The capital structure for value creation in the economy as a whole becomes more flexible, flows more freely and can throw off the shackles of bureaucracy and regulatory compliance. The entrepreneur can pass on the burdens of HR and finance and legal and many more functions that are peripheral to — and sometimes impediments to - value creation and concentrate on the value task alone. This suite of organizational and capital innovation points to a structure of more firms, better firms, and faster and more significant value creation, with fewer economic resources devoted to value-extracting bureaucracy. Additional Resources JPGResources.com Jeff Grogg on LinkedIn: Mises.org/E4B_211_LinkedIn

It's time to re-imagine how entrepreneurs bring their innovative value propositions to market at the appropriate scale to meet the important needs of millions of people. The new way of thinking is for entrepreneurs to focus all their energy on designing, refining and strengthening the value proposition, and then plugging in to a network of resources assembled by others so that customers enjoy the full realization of the value experience the entrepreneurial has designed. Jeff Grogg of JPG Resources joined Economics For Business to describe how this works in the CPG food and beverage industry. Knowledge Capsule Starting From A New Value Proposition. The entrepreneurial journey — whether starting a new company or launching or improving a brand or launching and managing a new corporate innovation initiative or even a new division or internal venture — starts with a value innovation goal. An entrepreneurial team or an entrepreneurial organization conceives of a new experience for customers that they'll value highly enough to warrant the firm's investment in new capabilities. The team tests the market appeal and commercial power of the value proposition to greatest extent they can. They get ready to go to market at scale — to produce, package, ship, distribute, sell and take payments, and then to respond to marketplace results with more volume, or broader distribution, or maybe some tweaks to some aspects of the execution of the value proposition. Traditionally, once the launch decision is made, the firm maps out the value chain and assembles the enabling resources — manufacturing capacity for products, service backrooms and infrastructure for services, supply chain components, business partnerships and their associated contracts, marketing and sales capabilities, distribution, warehousing and retail access. What if this part — the resource assembly part — were already done? The risks and constraints of making a new business out of a new value proposition would be greatly reduced. Jeff Grogg and his platform firm have built new business infrastructure so that entrepreneurs don't need to. Jeff describes his company, JPG Resources, as a business builder. His focus is on food and beverage businesses in the CPG category. The company build businesses so that entrepreneurs don't have to. To be clear, the entrepreneurial teams focus on the customer and customer empathy and understanding, identifying a unique value that meets meaningful needs for a large number of people. That's the critical step in the generation of new economic value. The next step is typically building the supply chain from formulation and recipe development for scale, to manufacturing and packaging, shipping and distribution, and designing the management processes and hiring the people and drawing up the contracts for smooth continuous scale operations. That's extremely hard work, and fraught with risk. The phrase “starting a business” can sound intimidating for that reason. JPG Resources can absorb and take on and solve all those challenges and potential problems, and free the entrepreneurs to concentrate on customer value design and the last mile of marketing and sales. The new entrepreneurial production structure can apply at all scales. JPG Resources has helped pre-market start-ups with initial product development and culinary research, has provided infrastructure for growth for maturing companies, has helped mid-size companies expand beyond their current scope, and has helped big companies enter new areas beyond their existing comfort zones. The new “plug-in” production structure operates at all stages and all scales and all along the value chain. JPG Resources can provide manufacturing or train manufacturers from start up through expansion. The can help with food science, create new processes, manage contracting, identify and mitigate risk factors and arrange insurance. They can organize supply chain redundancy (efficient redundancy through back-ups, not wasteful redundancy through duplicates) and build resilience for clients. A virtual supply chain is superior to — and more flexible than - the self-assembled version. The new entrepreneurial production structure is a network without boundaries. The very term “supply chain” reflects linear thinking — links joined together in sequence. Systems thinking is non-linear. The JPG Resources infrastructure is an ecosystem using connective logic, connecting the necessary components, people, knowledge and flows for the desired outcome, and reconnecting as needed when the environment or the market changes. The network is not bounded — there are always external or partner services that are currently outside the network that can be brought in through new connections. All are conceptually aligned, and all the relationships and contracts are win-win. The experience of JPG Resources in designing, assembling and integrating supply chains and production networks means that they've seen both sides of contractual relationships and service partnerships under all conceivable circumstances and can make sure all the agreements work - and expand the value space - for all parties. The new entrepreneurial production structure is an acceleration and strengthening of knowledge-building proficiency. In episode #199, we identified knowledge-building proficiency as the key to value creation capacity. By partnering with infrastructure building firms like JPG Resources (and Gembah from episode #210), entrepreneurs can benefit from sharing the knowledge that these forms have already accumulated over multiple projects and product and business launches and growth initiatives. Jeff's company is only too happy to share this knowledge, and doing so can help entrepreneurs avoid what he calls “self-harm” — making mistakes that could be avoided with the relevant prior knowledge. Experience is harder to share. Jeff's staff have hundreds of thousands of hours of experience, and, while entrepreneurs can't live what they've lived, they can certainly benefit from experiential learning. The error avoidance inherent in knowledge and experience sharing can be invaluable to entrepreneurs. Individual freedom and choice still apply, in a more flexible capital structure. Entrepreneurs can choose as much or as little of the available pre-built infrastructure as they choose. They can focus on their own strengths and supplement where they know they need to. They can make their own connections in the ecosystem and their own adjustments as circumstances dictate. The new entrepreneurial infrastructure does not imply a reduction in entrepreneurial initiative, but a boost, an acceleration, an expansion of value creation potential. It enables the entrepreneur to concentrate on value facilitation rather than on building a supply chain. The capital structure for value creation in the economy as a whole becomes more flexible, flows more freely and can throw off the shackles of bureaucracy and regulatory compliance. The entrepreneur can pass on the burdens of HR and finance and legal and many more functions that are peripheral to — and sometimes impediments to - value creation and concentrate on the value task alone. This suite of organizational and capital innovation points to a structure of more firms, better firms, and faster and more significant value creation, with fewer economic resources devoted to value-extracting bureaucracy. Additional Resources JPGResources.com Jeff Grogg on LinkedIn: Mises.org/E4B_211_LinkedIn

Daniel Mays talks to Samira Ahmed about starring as Nathan Detroit in a new immersive production of the musical Guys and Dolls at the Bridge Theatre in south London. Front Row investigates how accessible theatres and gig venues are, not just for audiences but for performers. Reporter Carolyn Atkinson talks to a comedian and a DJ who have struggled with access and asks how venues should be addressing the problem. And actor Julie Fernandez and producer Sara Johnson discuss a new scheme to train access co-ordinators in film and television. The scheme aims to make the industry more accessible for deaf, disabled and neurodivergent cast and crew. Presenter: Samira Ahmed Producer: Julian May

Show #1704 Good morning, good afternoon, and good evening wherever you are in the world, welcome to EV News Daily, you trusted source of EV information. It's Tuesday 3rd January it's Martyn Lee here and I go through every EV story so you don't have to. TESLA DELIVERED A RECORD 1.3 MILLION VEHICLES IN 2022, BUT DISAPPOINTED WALL STREET Original Source : https://edition.cnn.com/2023/01/02/investing/tesla-deliveries-production/index.html TESLA TSLA Q4 2022 VEHICLE DELIVERY AND PRODUCTION NUMBERS Original Source : https://www.cnbc.com/2023/01/02/tesla-tsla-q4-2022-vehicle-delivery-and-production-numbers.html TESLA SEMI'S BEST-KEPT SECRETS REVEALED AS AN UNEXPECTED NEW YEAR'S PRESENT Original Source : https://www.autoevolution.com/news/tesla-semi-s-best-kept-secrets-revealed-as-an-unexpected-new-year-s-present-207535.html TESLA IN TOP SPOT IN NORWAY'S RACE TO EV GOAL Original Source : https://europe.autonews.com/automakers/tesla-top-spot-norways-race-ev-goal TESLA KICKS OFF NEW YEAR IN CHINA BY EXTENDING INCENTIVE OFFERS Original Source : https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-12-31/tesla-kicks-off-new-year-in-china-by-extending-incentive-offers?leadSource=uverify%20wall EXCLUSIVE: TESLA'S HEAD OF CHINA TAKES OVER SALES IN NORTH AMERICA Original Source : https://electrek.co/2023/01/02/exclusive-teslas-head-of-china-takes-over-sales-in-north-america/ BYD SELLS 235,197 NEVS IN DEC, UP 2% FROM NOV Original Source : https://cnevpost.com/2023/01/02/byd-sells-235197-nevs-in-dec/ REPORT: POLESTAR ACHIEVED ITS GOAL OF 50,000 DELIVERIES IN 2022 Original Source : https://insideevs.com/news/628879/polestar-50000-deliveries-2022/ LUCID MOTORS ENDS 2022 BY WITH LUCID AIR PURE'S FIRST DELIVERIES Original Source : https://www.teslarati.com/lucid-motors-ends-2022-air-pure-first-deliveries/ TAXIS ARE “GREENING” IN GREECE Original Source : https://hellas.postsen.com/local/221598/Taxis-are-greening-in-Greece-%E2%80%93-The-Skrekas-announcement.html INDUCTIVE TAXI CHARGING PROJECT COMPLETED IN COLOGNE Original Source : https://www.electrive.com/2023/01/02/inductive-taxi-charging-project-completed-in-cologne/ MYSTERY GERMAN EV MAKER MOVES TO 900V TECH Original Source : https://www.rheinmetall.com/en/rheinmetall_ag/press/news/latest_news/index_37121.php NON-CHINA EV BATTERY SUPPLY CHAINS LIKELY TO EXPAND Original Source : https://www.businesskorea.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=107034 VW ANNOUNCES IT WILL REVEAL NEW EV AT CES 2023 Original Source : https://www.autoblog.com/2022/12/27/vw-id-electric-car-reveal-coming-to-ces-2023 CARLOS SAINZ HAS WON THE OPENING STAGE OF THE DAKAR RALLY Original Source : https://www.topgear.com/car-news/audi-dakar-2023/carlos-sainz-has-won-opening-stage-dakar-rally Original Source : https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/advertising-promotions-promoted-by-audi/audi-e-tron-2023-dakar-rally-going-extra-mile QUESTION OF THE WEEK QOTW is taking a break for a while. Email your answers to: hello@evnewsdaily.com It would mean a lot if you could take 2mins to leave a quick review on whichever platform you download the podcast. PREMIUM PARTNERS PHIL ROBERTS / ELECTRIC FUTURE BRAD CROSBY PORSCHE OF THE VILLAGE CINCINNATI AUDI CINCINNATI EAST VOLVO CARS CINCINNATI EAST NATIONAL CAR CHARGING ON THE US MAINLAND AND ALOHA CHARGE IN HAWAII DEREK REILLY FROM THE EV REVIEW IRELAND YOUTUBE CHANNEL RICHARD AT RSEV.CO.UK – FOR BUYING AND SELLING EVS IN THE UK OCTOPUS ELECTRIC UNIVERSE - GLOBAL PUBLIC CHARGING MADE SIMPLE WITH ONE APP AND ONE MAP. MILLBROOKCOTTAGES.CO.UK – 5* LUXURY COTTAGES IN DEVON, JUMP IN THE HOT TUB WHILST YOUR EV CHARGES LEASEPLAN ELECTRIC MOMENTS - PROVIDING ALL THE TOOLS AND GUIDANCE EV DRIVERS NEED

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As part of our series on Geology Tom welcomes Robert Quartermain to the show. Bob explains his early background in computer science, living in the maritime provinces. His experience at Baker Lake, Northern Canada with a survey crew lead him to take up geology in university. He discusses his early career, which gained experience working with various mines. He has helped make discoveries in many locales around the world, including some exciting initial discoveries. Furthermore, he discusses reinvigorating Silver Standard now known as SSR mining thanks to Rick Rule and Jim Blanchard. From 1992, they acquired old projects for pennies on the dollar, creating a large bank of silver properties. He explains how that collaboration lead to several big discoveries which became successes for their shareholders. It's important to keep administrative costs low while putting the money into the ground to make the discoveries. This way, you're attractive to those with the capital. If you have good geology, good potential, then you can always raise capital. He explains the differences between mining silver and gold. Producing silver is more difficult as it usually requires off-site processing. Historically, mining wasn't often unkind to the environment, but today most operations have a minimal impact. Mining can create huge value from a relatively small area of land. ESG is helpful in leveling the playing field and can help insure a return to shareholders. North American mining companies tend to bring better stewardship to development around the world. His preference is to work in British Columbia. You want an area where there is respect for the rule of law. Bob has worked in Russia, Africa, Haiti, Latin American and the Middle East. It's important to have a safe and effective regulatory environment where you can build up a mine with minimal risk. This is also important for investors, who should consider the potential risks. It's nice to be able to work in your own backyard and come home. He focuses on investing in the people behind companies with superior track records. There are optimal times when you may want to invest on dips, and then there are opportune times when you may want to exit a position. Lastly, he provides some tips for what investments to avoid in the mining industry. Talking Points from this Episode Robert's background and why he became a geologist.Building up Silver Standard with Rick Rule and Jim Blanchard.Importance of ESG, jurisdiction and why he prefers Canada.Tips and caveats when investing in mining companies. Time Stamp References:0:00 - Introduction0:54 - His Background5:45 - Mentors & Analysis8:54 - Exciting Career Times?12:37 - Discovery to Production14:42 - Younger Generations18:15 - Silver Standard24:47 - Raising Capital29:26 - Takeovers & Mergers34:04 - Silver Vs. Gold Mining38:05 - ESG & Recycling44:15 - Preferred Jurisdictions47:12 - China, India, & Gold49:30 - Energy & Mine Margins52:34 - Peak Gold & Discovery55:36 - New Production & ESG58:23 - Investor Optimal Timing1:02:18 - Investing Red Flags1:04:08 - Resource Importance1:05:00 - Wrap Up Guest Links:Website: https://dakotagoldcorp.comWebsite: https://panthera.orgWebsite: https://arkfoundation.ca Robert A. Quartermain Dr. Quartermain serves as a Director of Dakota Gold and was most recently Executive Chairman of Pretium Resources Inc., which he founded in October 2010. Before Pretium, he was President and Chief Executive Officer of Silver Standard Resources Inc. (now SSR Mining Inc.) for 25 years from 1985-2010. Dr. Quartermain holds a Bachelor of Science from the University of New Brunswick, a Master of Science from Queen's University, his Professional Geoscience certification from the Engineers and Geoscientists BC and Honorary Doctor of Science from the University of New Brunswick. In addition to his focus on Dakota Gold, Dr. Quartermain has a number of education, wildlife and social justice philanthropic interests ...