Podcast appearances and mentions of Patrick Reid

Making a career change at any point in your life can feel scary or overwhelming, but in midlife we may have career changes forced upon us - or we may just realise that what we are doing isn't lighting us up.In this episode I, James am joined by Patrick Reid who at the age of 38 gave up a successful career in television to move into something in which he had no experience - trading on a futures desk in The City.Patrick started as an apprentice and then worked his way up to managing millions of pounds. Today Patrick runs Adamis Principle which helps people transition to a trading career - even getting their own desk in The City if they want.I talk to him about he made his decision, how that played out for him and how he helps people today. I do hope you find this interesting and enjoyable.https://www.adamisprinciple.com/ Please remember, if you find the show helpful or it makes you laugh, motivates and inspires you - please do like, share and rate us. We don't run ads on the podcast or for the show, because we want to keep it as enjoyable for you to listen as possible. So if you can help us spread the word, we'd be incredibly grateful.For more information about The Midlife Mentors, click the below link:https://linktr.ee/themidlifementors.comTik Tok: @themidlifementorsIG: @midlifementors

Patrick Reid, a currency expert and trader, shares his journey of making a late career change and finding fulfillment in trading. He emphasizes the importance of being curious, taking risks, and not being afraid of failure. Patrick discusses the difference between trading and gambling, the presence of scammers in the industry, and the need for individuals to do their due diligence. He also shares tips for managing the high levels of risk and uncertainty in trading, including having a structured routine, talking to friends, and writing down tasks and goals. Everything Patrick says can be appied in other areas of life. takeaways Late career changes are possible and can lead to fulfillment and success.   Being curious and willing to take risks are important qualities for making a career change.   It's crucial to do your due diligence and be aware of scammers in the trading industry.   Managing risk and uncertainty in trading requires a structured routine, a support network, and effective risk management strategies.   Patrick is a currency expert with over 15 years experience in trading FX and propriety desks. He has accepted a role as Visiting Lecturer at The University of Cambridge and is Co-Founder of The Adamis Principle which mentors traders at all levels. During his career he has mentored clients from Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan and Credit Suisse. His passion is nurturing and finding talent within young people has led him to partner with The Youth Group and Jack Parsons, The UK's chief youth officer. Adamis Principle's outreach to less fortunate young people is a top priority for him. Patrick has regular meetings with FX traders at The Bank of England for research and academic discussions only. https://www.adamisprinciple.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/patrick-reid-5b51bb21/?originalSubdomain=uk

Patrick Reid, a currency expert and trader, shares his journey of making a late career change and finding fulfillment in trading. He emphasizes the importance of being curious, taking risks, and not being afraid of failure. Patrick discusses the difference between trading and gambling, the presence of scammers in the industry, and the need for individuals to do their due diligence. He also shares tips for managing the high levels of risk and uncertainty in trading, including having a structured routine, talking to friends, and writing down tasks and goals. Everything Patrick says can be appied in other areas of life. takeaways Late career changes are possible and can lead to fulfillment and success.   Being curious and willing to take risks are important qualities for making a career change.   It's crucial to do your due diligence and be aware of scammers in the trading industry.   Managing risk and uncertainty in trading requires a structured routine, a support network, and effective risk management strategies.   Patrick is a currency expert with over 15 years experience in trading FX and propriety desks. He has accepted a role as Visiting Lecturer at The University of Cambridge and is Co-Founder of The Adamis Principle which mentors traders at all levels. During his career he has mentored clients from Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan and Credit Suisse. His passion is nurturing and finding talent within young people has led him to partner with The Youth Group and Jack Parsons, The UK's chief youth officer. Adamis Principle's outreach to less fortunate young people is a top priority for him. Patrick has regular meetings with FX traders at The Bank of England for research and academic discussions only. https://www.adamisprinciple.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/patrick-reid-5b51bb21/?originalSubdomain=uk

In this episode of the AlphaMind Podcast, we delve into the world of trader development with two distinguished guests, Beat Nussbaumer and Patrick Reid. Beat brings to the conversation nearly four decades of experience in FX and Prop Trading in macro markets at Goldman Sachs and Commerzbank. Today, he channels his expertise into training, mentoring, and developing traders, advocating for an approach he terms "tradeable macro."Patrick, on the other hand, embarked on his trading journey later in life after a successful career at the BBC. Drawing from his unique background, Patrick seamlessly integrates his experiences into his role at the Adamis Principle, where he collaborates with Beat and others to train aspiring traders. His transition into trading as a second career has provided him with a distinct perspective, complemented by his exceptional communication skills honed during his previous professional endeavors.Throughout the episode, Beat and Patrick share insights into the nuances of trader development, highlighting the importance of mentorship, practical experience, and continuous learning. Beat's extensive tenure in the markets offers a panoramic view of trading evolution, while Patrick's journey exemplifies the transformative power of mentorship and adaptability.Their combined expertise provides a comprehensive exploration of the process and reality of trader development, offering invaluable lessons for both seasoned professionals and newcomers alike. From navigating market complexities to fostering a resilient mindset, Beat and Patrick underscore the multifaceted nature of becoming a successful trader in today's dynamic landscape.Join us as we embark on a thought-provoking journey with Beat Nussbaumer and Patrick Reid, uncovering the intricate tapestry of trader development and charting a course for success in the ever-evolving world of markets.You can learn more about Beat and Patrick at these links:Beat Nussbaumer Email: beat@macrobeat.co.ukWebsite: https://macrobeat.co.ukTwitter: https://twitter.com/MacrobeatLPatrick ReidEmail: patrick@adamisprinciple.comWebsite: https://www.adamisprinciple.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/adamisprinciplePatrick and the Adamis Principle will be holding a free masterclass on 'HOW TO TRADE A CENTRAL BANK' on the 2nd May at 2pm GMT - Link Below. https://patrick-reid.mykajabi.com/masterclass-2nd-may-2024AlphaMind: Powering Performance in Global Markets AlphaMind brings powerful change, growth and development to people and businesses within global markets. Driven by a deep understanding of how markets work, and how people and businesses function within them, we partner with clients to create personal performance improvements that elevate returns across their trading activities.Go to the AlphaMind website to know more.

Preview and predictions for the NFL Conference Championships as the Philadelphia Eagles take on the San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs host the Cincinnati Bengals. LIV Golf drama resumes as Patrick Reid takes a flick at Rory McIlroy and Buzz Aldrin causes a stir by getting remarried at 93.

On this week's Wise Kracks, hosts Bill Krackomberger and Jon Orlando focus on both the AFC Championship game in Kansas City and the NFC Championship game in Philadelphia, talk Super Bowl odds, discuss the prop markets and quickly recap an eventful UFC: 238.George Carmona of Gridiron Junkies swings by the show to offer his thoughts on the future of quarterback contracts and the Brock Purdy run in addition to presenting a few plus-money props for the guys to consider.You can't afford to miss the 131st episode of Wise Kracks, not with a pair of big NFL games on the schedule this weekend and extensive prop markets that are beatable if you know where to look. There is no reason, zero, for you to miss an episode, so make sure you subscribe and come back every Thursday for a brand-new episode of Wise Kracks!Source: https://www.wsn.com/podcast/wise-kracks-ep-131/Support the showSubscribe to our channel to never miss an episode! FOLLOW US ON:TwitterFacebookInstagramApple PodcastsSpotifyYouTubeTikTok

TSN Hockey Analyst Frank Corrado joins First Up to tee up tonight's game between the Leafs and Rangers. Corrado shares his thoughts on why he thinks the Leafs should target a modest scoring winger ahead of the trade deadline, the NHL's creative new events slated for All-Star Weekend, the drama surrounding Patrick Reid and Rory McIlroy in recent days, and more.

Patrick Reid is a currency expert with over 15 years experience in trading FX and propriety desks. He has accepted a role as Visiting Lecturer at The University of Cambridge and is Co-Founder of The Adamis Principle which mentors traders at all levels. This outreach to less fortunate young people is a top priority for Patrick. His passion to nurture and find talent in young people has led him to partner with The Youth Group and Jack Parsons, the UK's chief youth officer. In this episode of How To Trade It, Patrick discusses the qualities he's looking for in a good mentee, and the importance of focusing on things other than the amount of money you want to make. You don't want to miss it!Subscribe to How To Trade ItEpisode Sponsor:A new type of trading with Kalshi. Check it out, to get started today!You'll want to hear this episode, if you are interested in…[04:51] The trading desk made me cry[07:11]  “Must try harder!”[11:17] Don't look at your P&L[16:13] A great place to be[18:24] Qualities of a good mentee[29:41] Entering & exiting [32:19] Fade[39:28] Building your data bank[41:07] Macro strategyThe Trading Desk Made Me CryAfter 15 years with the BBC, at the age of 39, I quit my job and began an apprenticeship at a trading desk.  I was basically thrown into the deep end.  The first two weeks were brutal, and yes, at one point, I found myself in a restroom stall CRYING! For a moment, I wondered if I had made the biggest mistake of my life.  Then, I pulled myself together and got right back to it.  The first three months were just survival while I was learning about economics and price action. Eventually, I found success.  So I know what it takes to get started, how to persevere when it's difficult, and also how to push others to learn the same things.  Adamis PrincipleAt Adamis Principle, we mentor traders of all levels, but we are sure to vet them first.  While that may sound a little crazy, it's important that the people seeking our help are good candidates that will be able to digest what we are teaching.  In order for people to be successful, we believe they must have the right trading DNA, so to speak.  Resources & People MentionedBloombergReutersBest data sources in the US:BLSBEAConnect with Patrick ReidWebsite:        http://www.adamisprinciple.com       Facebook:     https://www.facebook.com/adamis.principle.12LinkedIn:       https://www.linkedin.com/in/patrick-reid-5b51bb21/It's Casey thanks for listening to the How to Trade it Podcast. Kalshi is a new kind of trading strategy that's unrelated to all the damage being done in today's markets. It achieves this through Event Trading. Let me explain how it works. With event trading, you profit when you predict an event correctly. . It's that simple.Click Here to get StartedSupport the show

Professional rock climber Sasha DiGiulian sat down with us to tell us about her career as a world record holder, former world champion, and her upcoming expedition. Plus why she founded SEND Bars, her work as an activist, and life as a Red Bull athlete.  But before all of that, we discuss Patrick Reid's lawsuit, Deshaun Watson's increased punishment, and some TV news. 

Andrew Pierce speaks to veteran human rights campaigner Peter Tatchell on why his former allies in the Stop the War Coalition have ‘lost the plot', and speaks to Cambridge economist Patrick Reid on why Britain might be heading for the worst recession since the 70s. Plus, the supermarket meal deals with more salt than a Big Mac and fries.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For people around the globe and in Australia the notion of aging is a relatively new phenomenon, due to improvements in lifestyle and medical care. But there’s no doubt we face some big challenges in developing positive strategies to help people age well and it’s essential we answer these challenges with innovative ideas and look for opportunities to keep people healthy and happy. Join Bernard Salt as he discusses this with Pat Garcia, CEO of Catholic Health Australia, Nicki Doyle, Partner Health Ageing and Human Services KPMG and Patrick Reid, CEO IRT Group. Visit us at KPMG.com/au/WhatHappensNext or get in touch with the show at WhatHappensNext@kpmg.com.au

And the headlines write themselves . . . It doesn't really matter which Super Bowl matchup resulted from Conference Championship Weekend, the angles for sports talk were coming from everywhere, but this one is a layup. So we get the best young QB in the game in Patrick Mahomes leading his Chiefs against the consensus GOAT in Tom Brady and his Bucs in Tampa? Are you kidding me? Only thing is, with the Super Bowl matchup decided, we had to survive our first weekend without football in months. What a perfect opportunity for sports fans to catch up on the NBA, especially with a quarter of the season already in the books and All Star roster discussions about to take over sports talk. And about to take over this show. For your listening pleasure, Gaber and I will once again engage in one of our favorite annual NBA thought exercises, as we each select our perfect 12-man All Star rosters. There will be disagreements, there will be arguments, there may even be some ridicule, but I guarantee you one thing; we will have a great time doing it. Plus, If you want to see the direction the Association is heading in the next few years, you might want to tune in and watch some of the possible emerging future stars who we'll be focusing on today, as we take a look at the young players having breakout seasons early in their careers. So sit back, we have your Super Bowl LV previews today as the NFL season comes down to just one more Sunday, the NBA season is about to take over and we're breaking down how it's all unfolding, next on the Roundup Podcast, so let's get rolling . . . 5:00 - Random sports detritus, including, saying goodbye to football Sundays; Patrick Reid; what we're watching in the NBA; Beal trade destinations; & Matt Stafford/Jared Goff trade. 26:10 - Super Bowl Preview 48:54 - NBA All Star picks 1:13:48 - Up and coming NBA players

I spy two little ducks, it must be the twenty second episode of the Kink Kloset!Bounding their way into the Kink Kloset, is one of my dear friends, Patrick Reid. Patrick is an Adelaide based kinkster who has come in and out of kink during his life. Growing up in the north suburbs of Adelaide, Patrick found it hard to connect with his queer-self because there was little support in his area. When he was in his late teens, he found a support group called a drop-in. It was there he found a very special person, Justin. Justin helped Patrick discover the kinkster inside of him and encouraged him to be comfortable with his kinks. In more recent years, Patrick has become active in the kink community and became Mr Adelaide Leather in 2018.Patrick has flowed in and out of being a kinkster during his adult life. While he was exploring his kinks during his 20's, he parked it when he met his long-term partner. It felt like the right thing to do, yet he couldn't deny he was missing a piece of himself. This changed when we met his Pup, Miles. Together they developed a Pup/Handler dynamic and this helped Patrick re-discover the kink community. Patrick is very proud of the kink community in Adelaide and all the work Adelaide Leather and Fetish has done to grow the kink community. The Gear'd weekend in Adelaide has become a hallmark event for the kink community in Australia and has given space for new kinksters to discover themselves. Patrick is thankful for the very supportive kink community and is excited with how many opportunities there are for kinksters to be themselves these days.

Dr. Reid specializes in host pathogen interactions studies such as investigating the chikungunya virus infection and Ebola virus microbiology.  A returning guest, he and Richard discuss all things virus in this episode as Dr. Reid will contribute to Richard's upcoming book on viruses. Their conversation covers Why it's significant that all life forms have associated viruses, including ancient bacteria discovered recently in glacial inlands that have phages (viruses that infect bacteria); What implications exciting virus discoveries may hold, such as the giant Mimivirus, which may prove an evolutionary bridge; and How we can investigate virus characteristics like means of entry and coopting of cellular machinery to better understand means of replication and evolutionary success as well as how cellular machinery works in the first place. St. Patrick Reid is an assistant professor in the Pathology and Microbiology Department in the University Of Nebraska Medical Center College Of Medicine.  In a previous podcast, he and Richard discuss chikungunya diagnosis and pathology and Ebola virus symptoms and behavior. He begins this discussion explaining his journey into the field, which includes exciting postdoc work in France on Ebola. Now his researcher involves host pathogen interactions and he's particularly interested in different host proteins a virus has to recruit to replicate. The conversation takes a turn into exploring what scientists have assumed about viruses compared to recent discoveries that may take that knowledge in new directions. For example, he talks about ancient phage discoveries in glacial bacteria and phage-bacteria coevolution. He describes an interest in how viruses that infect bacteria allow those bacteria to live in a community of other bacterium. The viruses actually play a role in enabling those bacteria to survive. He discusses numerous other virus characteristics and implications, from DNA versus RNA viruses and what that dictates regarding habits like latency.  He also addresses when that understanding changes with new discoveries, such as finding Ebola virus in chimps months after infection. They also talk a little virus philosophy and cover topics like what enables virus entry into cells and how tropism works. For more about Dr. Reid and his work, see his website at the university, unmc.edu/pathology/faculty/bios/reid.html, and follow him on Twitter as @StPatrickReid3. Available on Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2Os0myK

What exactly does a virus do to invade our bodies? Scientist St. Patrick Reid addresses the mechanics through specific virus pathologies. He addresses how viruses use proteins to undercut the immune system and ensure replication, how the chikungunya virus infection has become more prevalent and often leaves chronic symptoms, and why these lasting effects from this RNA virus are especially puzzling and how scientists approach such questions. St Patrick Reid is an assistant professor in the Department of Pathology and Microbiology at the University of Nebraska. He focuses on the virology of proteins encoded by highly pathogenic viruses like the chikungunya virus infection. He explains what this means by describing his graduate and early career studies on Ebola and other host-pathogen interaction examples. Ebola is able to invade an organisms by encoding for proteins that block the immune system from responding. This gives the virus enough time to amplify itself and replicate. When the body is finally able to react, the virus is so pervasive it over reacts, often unleashing a dangerous over-response; in fact, this is what happens with COVID-19. Dr. Reid than describes the history of the chikungunya virus infection and how it has made its way from one part of the world to another, including South America and the southern United States. Transmitted by mosquitoes, it often results in a debilitating arthritis that can last for years and scientists don't understand how or why. In fact, that's one of his areas of research, to understand its pathology. As an RNA virus, it does not invade the nucleus and change the genome. He explains some possible theories and his own approach to solving this mystery. He also discusses his thoughts on COVID-19 from his protein-focused research and describes the magnanimous ways researchers are working together across the world to find ways to combat its effects. The best way to keep an eye on his work and learn more include following him on Twitter as @StPatrickReid3 as well as reviewing his university lab web page at unmc.edu/pathology-research/microbiology/virology/reidlab. Available on Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2Os0myK

In this episode, we're delighted to be interviewing ex new york hedge fund trader Patrick Reid. We discuss 'king dollar' and how it influences equity prices, Patrick's swing trading techniques and the risk management principles of ‘braveheart', a trader who made $100million. Patrick now manages Adamis Principle a company set up to help educate and mentor traders at all levels. They are also currently seeding students into the best Prop desks in London with full funding.Want further Opto insights? Check out our daily newsletter: https://www.cmcmarkets.com/en-gb/opto/newsletter

Starring Patrick Reid @ZephyrBlaze456 on Twitter and @ZephyrBlaze#2645 on Discord. Also guesting is Ms. Debbie Reid, Patrick's mom. We discuss setting and achieving Patrick's goal of becoming an Eagle Scout as well as his role with the network.

BK and Mike are back together in studio and talking about golf from Hawaii, a little Patrick Reid vs Brandel Chamblee, the new USGA Handicap system, and even some Michelle Wie news ! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One of our most authentic chats. Roger and Grant discuss Mexican boxers, Dazn, the return of the Old Firm, Patrick Reid and bunkers, asking football to play politics and solve racism, and the simple pleasures of Craven Cottage with your dad. 

Barbados Independence Service – 4:30pm The post Sunday, November 24, 2019 – Pastor Patrick Reid appeared first on St James Cathedral.

Los Ween took blame for Tim's rare shortcomings on the course. Iggy jocks Tim. Brooks and Bryson tiff over pace of play. Patrick Reid won the tourney. Eddie Pepperell called Bryson a twit. Epstein controversy. Pick 6 will be back soon. EMOTD.

Los Ween took blame for Tim's rare shortcomings on the course. Iggy jocks Tim. Brooks and Bryson tiff over pace of play. Patrick Reid won the tourney. Eddie Pepperell called Bryson a twit. Epstein controversy. Pick 6 will be back soon. EMOTD.

Gary Woodland makes history by winning the US Open and shooting all 4 rounds in the 60s! Brooks Keopka made a run on Sunday but Woodland was able to withstand the charge and win the Open on Fathers Day. Jordan Speith hits a rake coming out of the bunker and who is to blame, him or the caddie?? Patrick Reid slams a club over his leg in a rare human moment for a PGA golfer. Come laugh with us and as always leave a review and a 5 star ***** rating! Instagram - @2close2callcastTwitter - @2close2callcastFacebook - 2 Close 2 Call PodcastYoutube - 2 Close 2 Call PodcastThanks!

Two Different PlacesPost one night stand Nina is easy, breezy, beautiful. For like, 5 minutes.We deal with the aftermath of that hot interlude with one Patrick Reid.Darcy deals with feeling replaced by his nemesis in an unexpected way. Billie feels that Nina is lashing out in self destruction as a result of her pregnancy. Classic narcissistic Billie. And Mick has to return a lavish gift to a hurt brother.High highs and low lows, it's just another episode with the Proudmans.Follow us on Twitter:@dramamamaspod@norwegiayeah@cook1eslay3rEmail us: Dramamamaspod@gmail.comLike us on Facebook: The Drama Mama's Podcast 

Brace yourself and your Nina Proudman wardrobe: Offspring is back on our screens in two weeks. Holly thinks she can predict what is going to happen, meanwhile Laura wonders if it's time Dr. Patrick Reid's ghost goes to heaven.  Plus, the Twin Peaks revival is still going strong, but is it really the same as the original? Or has the way we watched TV changed us forever? OITNB has dropped season 5, and it's more intense, seamless, and gripping than ever before. But is it a "hot mess", as some say, or is its style a stroke of mastery? Plus, everything you need to know about the brand new Foxtel streaming service....just in case you needed another excuse to stay on the couch this winter. SHOW NOTES This episode is hosted by Laura Brodnik and Holly Wainwright The Binge is produced by Elissa Ratliff for the Mamamia Podcast Network. Monique Bowley is the Executive Producer of Podcasts Watch all 12 episodes of the new season of Orange Is The New Black on Netflix now Head over to Foxtel.com.au to find out about Foxtel Now Offspring is back on the 28th of June at 8.30 on Ten Catch up on The Weekly on ABC iView now Find Twin Peaks on Stan Laura wants you to watch Gotham on Netflix and Holly thinks you should give Dear White People on Netflix a go. Tell us what you're watching via email: thebinge@mamamia.com.au or OUR VERY OWN FACEBOOK PAGE. Please leave a rating and review in iTunes at ibooks by going to apple.co/mamamia, subscribe to the show while you're there, and if there's a TV lover in your life, share this show with them!

Brace yourself and your Nina Proudman wardrobe: Offspring is back on our screens in two weeks. Holly thinks she can predict what is going to happen, meanwhile Laura wonders if it's time Dr. Patrick Reid's ghost goes to heaven.  Plus, the Twin Peaks revival is still going strong, but is it really the same as the original? Or has the way we watched TV changed us forever? OITNB has dropped season 5, and it's more intense, seamless, and gripping than ever before. But is it a "hot mess", as some say, or is its style a stroke of mastery? Plus, everything you need to know about the brand new Foxtel streaming service....just in case you needed another excuse to stay on the couch this winter. SHOW NOTES This episode is hosted by Laura Brodnik and Holly Wainwright The Binge is produced by Elissa Ratliff for the Mamamia Podcast Network. Monique Bowley is the Executive Producer of Podcasts Watch all 12 episodes of the new season of Orange Is The New Black on Netflix now Head over to Foxtel.com.au to find out about Foxtel Now Offspring is back on the 28th of June at 8.30 on Ten Catch up on The Weekly on ABC iView now Find Twin Peaks on Stan Laura wants you to watch Gotham on Netflix and Holly thinks you should give Dear White People on Netflix a go. Tell us what you're watching via email: thebinge@mamamia.com.au or OUR VERY OWN FACEBOOK PAGE. Please leave a rating and review in iTunes at ibooks by going to apple.co/mamamia, subscribe to the show while you're there, and if there's a TV lover in your life, share this show with them!

Patrick Reid, chief executive of LASA, on the financial challenges faced by rural and remote age-service providers

Leading Age Services Australia national chief executive Patrick Reid encouraging families to discuss the care needs of ageing relatives in early 2016 and learn more about Australia’s age-services system.

Patrick Reid, chief executive of Leading Age Services Australia, on the big wins for the industry in 2015, and what to expect from the year ahead.

Click on the link below for FREE access to all the resources discussed in this episode: robertsztar.com/episode61 THIS EPISODE FEATURES: Interview with Patrick Reid, CEO LASA, Pharmacist and Pharmacy Owner Pharmacy Innovations: Past, Present, and a bright future A look outside our industry: Lorna Jane, Dollar Shave Club, and Apple

Archaeologists from Warren Wilson College study the remains of a Spanish fort found in NC. The NCSU Garage Lab helps aspiring entrepreneurs build their businesses. And Patrick Reid talks about TigerSwan's Guardian Angel Project.

On this podcast: "Elephant" by Adam Miller, "New Point of View" by Maren Selvaag, "Equal Dreams" by Anu Junnonen, "Nuclear Possum" by Chad McCullough, and "New Bossa" by Michal Vanoucek. performed by Turtleboy: Adam Miller, drums, Ryan Butler, guitar and Jonathan Lindhorst, saxophone. Silent Tree: Maren Selvaag, piano, Anu Junnonen, voice, Craig Pedersen, trumpet and laptop, Chad McCullough, trumpet Michal Vanoucek, piano, Patrick Reid, bass and Tyson Stubelek, drums.

On this podcast: TBC", "Schmuse Song" and "TTA" by Roman Babik. Roman Babik Quartet: Colin Power, saxophone, Roman Babik, piano, Patrick Reid, bass and Bernd Oezsevim, drums.