Podcast appearances and mentions of paul aitken

From Drone U Paul Aitken discusses what Drone U is and what he does there, how drones work and how they can be beneficial. Then he gets into some of the topics of the day including Boeing and their woes, and a Florida story of a man who shot at a Walmart drone. All this and more on News Radio KKOBSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From Drone U Paul Aitken discusses dangerous issues with the Boeing 737 Max jet airliners, also what is new in the drone world and UFO's with TJ on News Radio KKOBSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From Drone University Paul Aitken scares us with AI and it's possibilities both good and bad, it's social ramifications, and could it be dumbing down our thinking and social skills with TJ on News Radio KKOB See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From Drone U Paul Aitken talks about SW Airlines, The Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas, what products are going to be big and the wave of the future, and the war in the Ukraine with Russia using Iranian Drones with TJ on News Radio KKOBSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paul Aitken from Drone U, discusses drone technology, as well as captive alien aircraft?, and reverse engineering with TJ on News Radio KKOBSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I am in conversation with recent AoEC practitioners diploma graduate David Paulson. David has had a very varied career with two stints as Managing Director of a manufacturing SMEs in England, many years with GE capital and many years in academia (including a PhD undertaken between Cambridge and Harvard). - NOTES AND RESOURCES The British Academy, ‘Future of the Corporation', The British Academy, 2021 an extended series of lectures, workshops, and research, with the opportunity to participate in their free summit on Purposeful Business in Policy, Practice and Business Education, 22-24 September 2021: https://www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/programmes/future-of-the-corporation/events/purpose-summit-september-2021/ Rune Todnem, EPICally MAD - Leadership Model Improving Society, TEDx Stavanger (Stavanger, 2019) [accessed 4 August 2021] Rune Todnem, ‘Leadership: In Pursuit of Purpose', Journal of Change Management, 21.1 (2021), 30–44 Available for download here: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/14697017.2021.1861698?scroll=top&needAccess=true Carney, Mark, Value(s): Building a Better World for All (London: William Collins, 2021), especially Chapter 12, ‘Values-Based Leadership'. Christensen, Clayton M., ‘How Will You Measure Your Life?', Harvard Business Review, 88.7/8 (2010), 46–51. Available for download here: https://hbr.org/2010/07/how-will-you-measure-your-life Granville-Chapman, Katy, and Emmie Bidston, Leader: Know, Love and Inspire Your People(Bancyfelin: Crown House Publishing, 2020) Henderson, Rebecca, Reimagining Capitalism (Portfolio Penguin, 2020) Mayer, Colin, Prosperity: Better Business Makes the Greater Good, Illustrated Edition (Oxford, United Kingdom: OUP Oxford, 2018) Mayer, Colin, The Future of the Corporation and the Economics of Purpose (Rochester, NY: Social Science Research Network, 16 November 2020) . Available for download here: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3731539Watton, Emma, Scott Lichtenstein, and Paul Aitken, ‘“Won't Get Fooled Again”: How Personal Values Shape Leadership Purpose, Behavior and Legacy', Journal of Management & Organization, 25.3 (2019), 414–29 . Available to read online here: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/332481156_'Won't_get_fooled_again'_How_personal_values_shape_leadership_purpose_behavior_and_legacy

Steve wraps up season 2 by thanking his guests, talking about the merch store, and previewing a couple of his own compositions. Plus, a little behind-the-scenes information that could change the way you listen to Moveable Do. Featured on this episode: "Midnight Dance" and "Together in Song." For a full archive of episodes visit https://sdcompose.com/moveabledo. For information about this season's guests visit their websites: Jake Runestad - https://jakerunestad.com Moira Smiley - https://moirasmiley.com J.D. Frizzell - https://jdfrizzell.com/ Sarah Riskind - https://sarahriskind.com/ John Muehleisen - https://johnmuehleisen.com/ Mari Esabel Valverde - https://marivalverde.com/ Jen Wagner - http://jenwagnermusic.com/ Rosephanye Powell - http://rosephanyepowell.com Joan Symko - https://joanszymko.com Russ Howard - https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2035423/ Libby Larsen - https://libbylarsen.com/ Eric William Barnum - http://www.ericwilliambarnum.com/ Ellen Gilson Voth - https://www.ellengilsonvoth.net/ Paul Aitken - https://www.paulaitkenmusic.com/ Steve Danielson - https://sdcompose.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/moveabledo/support

Dr. Paul Aitken wraps up Season 2 of Moveable Do with a discussion of the differences between Ontario, Canada and Norman, Oklahoma, his compositional process, and what sort of music he would write if he had unlimited time and resources. And what's it like being known as the "Flanders Fields" guy? Featured on this episode: "Flanders Fields," "And None Shall Be Afraid: A Plea for Peace in 5 Movements," "How Can I Keep From Singing," and "Au Claire de la Lune." To learn more about Paul, visit https://www.paulaitkenmusic.com/. For a full archive of Moveable Do episodes, visit https://sdcompose.com/moveabledo. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/moveabledo/support

Paul Aitken of Drone U weighs in on the new guidelines for drones on News Radio KKOB

I recently had the pleasure of chatting with Paul Aitken from the Drone U podcast, as we continued the discussion of Remote ID. Like my conversation with Kenji Sugahara in the most recent High Voltage Podcast, Paul and I discuss just how this would affect different sectors in unmanned aviation, from hobbyists, to professional drone...

TJ chats with Devin O'Leary of the Weekly Alibi on the best movies of 2019 plus Paul Aitken on the future on drone technology.

Brett Phillips is joined by Paul Aitken for this weeks edition chatting to Fed Cup Captain Alicia Molik, Tennis Victoria's Ken Barton and Herald Sun Chief tennis writer Leo Schlink.

20 years ago, Cathedral of the Rockies music director Paul Aitken composed a choral piece that captures the hope and despair felt by WWI soldiers on the fields of Flanders in Belgium. This month, Aitken will travel to Flanders to conduct a performance of "Flanders Fields" and he joins Idaho Matters to talk about the importance of the piece and performing it at the site of its inspiration.

Interview with DJI's Brendan Schulman @ the 2019 FAA UAS Symposium| What Steps is DJI taking to Ensure Mass Drone Adoption and Safer Skies? In our second show from the 2019 FAA UAS Symposium, Drone U Chief Pilot, Paul Aitken interviews DJI's Brendan Schulman to discuss how the industry leader is working to ensure safer skies and greater drone adoption. Recently DJI released a whitepaper titled "Elevating Safety" which describes 10 key steps for improved airspace safety. Some of the recommended measures include using ADS-B receivers and Remote ID, increased enforcements and mandatory Geofencing. It is admirable that DJI, being the industry leader, is taking the initiative in this matter. However, implementation of these safety measures is a challenge that raises several concerns as well. For instance, while Remote ID might address the issue of security, how do we ensure that the DSP's privacy is not compromised? DJI's newest drones are equipped with AirSense, a system that allows drones to receive ADS-B signals from other aircraft. While this system is intended to warn pilots about potential hazards, will it also interfere with the ability of manned aircraft to communicate with one another? We also discuss the advantages and pitfalls of DJI's renewed Geofencing system, GEO V2.0. Sure, this system prevents irresponsible pilots from flying in high-risk locations. But, shouldn't we allow responsible and qualified pilots to fly drones that are free of Geofencing? As far as enforcements are concerned, while a lax approach certainly does not suffice, empowered authorities might hurt the growth of this nascent industry. How do we strike this rather fine balance? If you wish to gain perspective on the most important issues at the 2019 FAA UAS Symposium, tune in to this very special show now! Recently crashed your drone? Unable to find trained technicians who can repair your drone quickly and at a reasonable rate? Don’t fret. The cool folks at Fortress UAV can help you get your drone back up in the air in as little as 7 days! Use Promo Code “DroneU” to get 25% off. Check them out now! Make sure to get yourself the all-new Drone U landing pad! Get your questions answered: https://thedroneu.com/. If you enjoy the show, the #1 thing you can do to help us out is to subscribe to it on iTunes. Can we ask you to do that for us real quick? While you're there, leave us a 5-star review, if you're inclined to do so. Thanks! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ask-drone-u/id967352832. Become a Drone U Member. Looking for simple, fast, and transparent coverage that gives you peace of mind? Our friends at Skywatch are offering affordable on-demand drone insurance that rewards YOU for flying safely. Check them out NOW! Both hourly and monthly options available. Follow us: Site - https://thedroneu.com/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/droneu Instagram - https://instagram.com/thedroneu/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/thedroneu YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/droneu Get your copy of “Livin’ the Drone Life” – http://amzn.to/2nalUDH Get your copy of our Part 107 Study Guide – https://amzn.to/2omQatT//amzn.to/2omQatT Check out our upcoming Mapping Classes – https://www.thedroneu.com/droneu-events

Join Brett Phillips and Paul Aitken for Episode 1 for 2019. Special Guests include Rohan Williams, Coach of Alexei Popyrin, Jess Oliver, participation leader at Tennis Victoria and Tennis SA CEO Steve Baldas.

Brett Phillips and Paul Aitken are joined by Tennis Australia Chief Tennis Officer Matt Dywer and the guys also catch up with Sam Groth ahead of his big wedding day who also previews the Newcombe Medal

Brett Phillips welcomes back Paul Aitken and Sean Munaweera to the show with Nick Kygrios, AO Launch & Alex DeMinaur all on the agenda and the Team catch up with Melissa Burrows, General Manager People and Culture at Tennis Victoria regarding Daniher's Drive.

Join Brett Phillips and Paul Aitken as they bring you the latest from the world of tennis. On the show are tennis parent Brett Harvey, Tennis Australia national welfare manager Ben Robertson, Tennis Queensland CEO Mark Handley and Val Febbo.

Episode 159 of Talk Ultra is a Bob Graham Round special with a full and in-depth interview with Kilian Jornet. In addition, we bring you two interviews with Paul Aitken and Steve Birkinshaw who helped pace Kilian, amongst others, on this record breaking FKT.

Join Brett Phillips and Paul Aitken as they take you through all of the latest news after the opening round of Roland Garros. On the show are regular panelist Sam Groth from Sydney, leading tennis analyst Craig O'Shannessy from Paris, along with Nick McCarvel also on the ground in France. Sam Stosur's coach Josh Eagle also joins the panel along with newshound Val Febbo.

November 2018 marks the 100th anniversary of Armistice Day, the end of World War I. It’s an unprecedented milestone of the modern era. Dr. Paul Aitken will observe that anniversary in concert with a performance of his moving and beloved setting of the poem “Flanders Fields,” on location at the Flanders Fields battlefield in Belgium. Dr. Aitken is encouraging choirs around the world to observe this milestone in their own ways, because making music together is sometimes the best possible response to war.   [Subscribe on iTunes] [Subscribe on Android]   Highlight to Tweet: “Let’s do concerts of peace this 11/11, and show our true colors.” -Dr. Paul Aitken Show Notes: Choir directors like to help people. That can carry over into very different fields, but helping people is helping people. After getting rejected from doctoral programs at the University of Oklahoma (twice), Paul got permission to audit the program. During that time he set a poem called "In Flanders Fields," by WWI veteran, John McCrae to music. It was the first winner of the Raymond W. Brock Student Composition Competition in 1998. The powerful piece helped to win him a spot in the OU doctoral program. His current success comes from that difficult place of failure. Coming up this year: A mass choir singing "Flanders Fields" and Paul’s 30-minute-long cantata, "And None Shall Be Afraid" at Flanders Fields proper. Honoring veterans around the world by remembering the 100th anniversary of Armistice Day (this November 11th) by organizing concerts around the world that feature choirs singing songs of peace and performances of "Flanders Fields" worldwide. Bio: Dr. Paul A. Aitken (b. 1970) is Director of Music & Worship Arts and Composer-in-Residence at the Cathedral of the Rockies in Boise, Idaho where he oversees more than twenty ensembles and a professional staff of six spanning two campuses.The first ever winner of the ACDA Brock Student Composition Competition for his piece “Flanders Fields,” Aitken is sought after as both conductor and composer. He has been commissioned by organizations such as the American Guild of Organists, the State of Idaho, and the Boise Philharmonic Master Chorale. Aitken made his Carnegie Hall debut in 2010 conducting his major work, And None Shall Be Afraid with a choir of 200 and the New England Symphonic Ensemble. Aitken now has more than 40 compositions to his credit spanning more than two decades of writing.Aitken is a lifetime member of ACDA and has served at State, Division and National levels, including National Chair of Music in Worship. Dr. Aitken holds degrees from the University of Western Ontario, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, and the University of Oklahoma. He is married to his lovely wife, MacKenzie, and together they are raising four teenage boys and running a very robust real estate business together. Resources/links Mentioned: Paul Aitken’s website Paul Aitken on Facebook And YouTube Or Twitter And why not also check out Paul on Soundcloud And of course, Instagram Choir Nation group on Facebook Patreon - Support the podcast! Watch THIS version of “Flanders Fields” In Flanders FieldsBy John McCrae, 1872 - 1918In Flanders fields the poppies blowBetween the crosses, row on row, That mark our place, and in the sky, The larks, still bravely singing, fly, Scarce heard amid the guns below. We are the dead; short days agoWe lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, Loved and were loved, and now we lieIn Flanders fields. Take up our quarrel with the foe! To you from failing hands we throwThe torch; be yours to hold it high! If ye break faith with us who dieWe shall not sleep, though poppies growIn Flanders fields. The Da Vinci Code, by Dan Brown, and not Dan Forrest The Great British Bake Off Giada De Laurentiis has a huge head     Sponsored by: Introducing Sheet Music Deals!     Sight Reading Factory (Use promo code “NINJA” at checkout for 10 free student accounts!)     My Music Folders (Use promo code “NINJA” at checkout for “last column” or best pricing - usually reserved for bulk purchases only!) WHILE YOU ARE THERE, PREORDER CHOIRS ARE HORRIBLE!    

Join Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken, Sean Munaweera and Val Febbo for the New Year's eve show discussing the world of tennis. The 2018 season has begun with the Hopman Cup and Brisbane International in full swing. Both tournament directors join the program with Paul Kilderry on the line in Perth and Cam Pearson on the line in Brisbane. The panel are also joined by international tennis writer and broadcaster Ben Rothenberg to discuss all of the tennis news from around the world. The usual segments Tennis Victoria and Febbo File are also on the agenda along with much more on the final First Serve of 2017.

Join Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken, Sean Munaweera and Val Febbo for the Christmas Eve edition of the First Serve. On the agenda is a wrap of the 2017 ATP and WTA seasons, along with a crystal ball discussion on what will happen in 2018 and who will take leaps towards greatness, along with who may struggle to retain their form and drop their ranking in 2018. The team also review the season for the Australian contingent, with big wraps coming for Ash Barty, Daria Gavrilova and Matt Ebden.

Join Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken, Sean Munaweera and Val Febbo as they chat about all the latest tennis news. Australian Open wildcard winners Destanee Aiava and Alex de Minaur joined the panel to chat about their wins in the respective finals today. Brett and Paul also spoke to tennis legend Frank Sedgman about his career and his thoughts on the sport in its current form. Kooyong Classic tournament director Peter Johnston also  joined the line to discuss the upcoming tournament. Finally Tennis Victoria director of tournaments Andy Reynolds joined the panel for a chat about his role along with sharing some intriguing stories.

Destanee Aiava joined Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken and Sean Munaweera to discuss her win in the Australian Open wildcard playoffs, which means that she will be guaranteed a spot in the main singles draw at Melbourne Park in January.

Join Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken, Sean Munaweera and Val Febbo as they bring you the latest from the world of tennis. On the agenda this week is a special guest, Rohan Williams, a Tennis Australia high performance coach that has coached players all over the world. He tells the story of his journey in tennis and his experiences. Chief tennis analyst Craig O'Shannessy also joins Brett and Val for a chat about Novak Djokovic. O'Shannessy has been a member of the Djokovic camp for a year and discusses how the former world no.1 is tracking in his comeback from injury.The usual segments like the Febbo File and our Tennis Victoria update are also on the agenda, along with much more on The First Serve.

The king is back! That's right Brett Phillips is back in Melbourne after his recent trip to Europe and Singapore where he savored some of the best that tennis has to offer. On this week's show he discusses his trip and what the events that he attended did well and also what could be improved on. Coaching extraordinaire Paul Aitken joins BP along with Val Febbo as they review the final weeks of the season, along with discussing the Davis Cup final between France and Belgium, as well as previewing the upcoming Newcombe Medal. Sean Munaweera also joins the panel from the Victorian Premier Tennis League commentary box to chat about the semifinal results. Tune into all that and more on this week's edition of The First Serve.

Join Sean Munaweera, Paul Aitken, Val Febbo and Brett Phillips who is on the ground in Italy ahead of the ATP NextGen finals in Milan beginning this week. On the show the panel discuss the conclusion of the WTA Finals in Singapore, the Paris Masters 1000 and are joined on the line by the WTA Elite Trophy media manager Eleanor Preston to discuss the week in China, where Ash Barty reached the semifinals and booked her place in the world's top 16. Finally the panel are joined on the line by Tennis ACT CEO Kim Kachel to discuss the state of tennis in the ACT and the Canberra Challenger event that just concluded this weekend, with Australian Matthew Ebden lifting the trophy. Tune in for all that and more on The First Serve.

Join Sean Munaweera, Paul Aitken, Brett Phillips and Val Febbo for all the latest news in the world of tennis. Beginning the show is a chat with tennis broadcaster Nick McCarvel, who joins the panel live from the ground in Singapore to discuss the WTA Finals. Also on the show is Tennis Australia Head of Places to Play Steve Marquis, who discusses his role throughout the year and possible future plans for the sport in Australia. The usual segments, such as the Ace and Unforced Error, the Next Gen and Febbo File are all back as well!

Join Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken, Sean Munaweera and Val Febbo as they discuss Roger Federer’s win over Rafael Nadal in Shanghai, and joining them to do that on the ground in China is tennis writer Courtney Walsh. Also on the agenda is the Australian Open launch, along with CEO of Tennis Northern Territory Sam Gibson, who chats about his role and the state of tennis in the NT. Tune into that and much more on the latest edition of the First Serve.

Join Brett Phillips, Sean Munaweera and Val Febbo as they bring you all the best tennis news, and on the agenda is the upcoming Summer of tennis with Paul Kilderry and Geoff Quinlan joining the program. Kilderry is the director of the Hopman Cup and Quinlan is the director of the Brisbane International. They both discussed the upcoming events and what to look out for in January. Also joining the show is tennis journalist Courtney Walsh, who was on the ground in Tokyo discussing the results of the last week. Current Australian pro Andrew Harris also joined us to discuss his career so far, along with our resident coach Paul Aitken chatting with the tennis coach of the Grand Hyatt Kauai, Chris Webster. Tune into all that and more on the First Serve.

Join Brett Phillips as he is joined by High Performance coaches Paul Aitken, Marc Souphoulis and Peter Lumsden, Study and Play USA Development Manager Chris Bates and former pro player and current coach Nathan Healy as they discuss the state of Tennis in Australia and the development of young players and the sport across the nation. A must listen if you are a tennis fan!

Join Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken, Sean Munaweera and Val Febbo as they chat about all things Davis Cup  and the final days of the US Open. Joining us on the show are John Peers, Australian doubles specialist who chats about his win with Jordan Thompson against Belgium. Also joining the panel are Jess Brzozwski and Sasha Bolwig, two junior college players discussing their journeys. Bridgette McGuire, former director of marketing at Tennis Australia, joins us to chat about the new 'Battle of the Sexes' movie. Finally, Margot Dodson joins the show to chat about her 1000th tennis match over the weekend.

Join Sean Munaweera, Paul Aitken, Brett Phillips and Val Febbo as they discuss all things US Open and Sloane Stephens' remarkable victory over Madison Keys. Also on the agenda are Brett's chats with the stars from the ground in New York, including former WTA singles and doubles world no.1 Martina Hingis, Finnish doubles star and Australian Open winner Henri Kontinen, wheelchair doubles champion and 2016 Newcombe Medal winner Dylan Alcott and finally Tennis Australia CEO Craig Tiley.

Join Sean Munaweera, Paul Aitken, Brett Phillips and Val Febbo as they talk all things US Open during the final Grand Slam of the year. Brett is on the ground and chats to many stars of the tour throughout the show. John Millman joins BP to chat about his great tournament, along with American star CoCo Vandweghe, who is still remaining in the women's draw. Ash Barty and Casey Dellacqua also join the show, discussing their tournament and a shock early loss in the doubles. Finally, junior Aussie Thomas Bosancic joins the chat to discuss his young career and what he hopes to achieve in the future, as does legendary tennis broadcaster Graeme Agars. Tune in for all that and more on The First Serve!

Join Sean Munaweera and Val Febbo for your weekly tennis fix ahead of the US Open. On the show is the chat that Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken and Sean had with USTA president Katrina Adams discussing her role, the organisation and the upcoming US Open. Former Australian player David Macpherson is also on the show, discussing his career as a player, along with his career as a coach of the likes of John Isner and the Bryan Brothers.

Join Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken, Sean Munaweera and Val Febbo as they discuss Nick Kyrgios' amazing run in Cincinnati. The team speak to current player Matt Reid, who is also sharing a hotel room with Kyrgios this week. Reid discussed his career as a player and his relationship with the world no.23. The panel are also joined by Mark Hlawaty, high performance tennis coach and current coach of women's world no.108 Lin Zhu. He discusses his career as a coach and his current role. Finally, the panel speak to the head of women's tennis in Australia, former player Nicole Pratt, who discusses the state of the women's game in Australia and the upcoming US Open wildcard playoffs.

Join Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken and Sean Munaweera as they chat about Denis Shapovalov's stunning run through the Montreal Masters. The panel also chat with former Australian pro Scott Draper, along with current New Zealand no.1 Rubin Statham, one of Paul's best pupils. Val Febbo also joins with his 'Febbo File'.

Join Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken and Sean Munaweera as they discuss Thanasi Kokkinakis' brilliant week in Los Cabos. The panel are also joined on the line by Kerry Galhos, a junior from East Timor, living in the United States and forging a tennis career. Val Febbo also joins with his 'Febbo File'.

Join Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken, Sean Munaweera and Val Febbo as they chat the world of tennis. Joining them on the show is Tennis Australia head of participation Paul Cammack, Australian professional Matt Ebden and young junior Jemma Carbis.

Join Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken, Sean Munaweera and Val Febbo as they discuss the world of tennis for the final time on a Wednesday in 2017. On the agenda is Novak Djokovic pulling out of the rest of the year with an elbow injury, along with former player Nathan Healy joining the panel on the phone to discuss his career as a pro and as a coach. Tune in to all that and more on The First Serve.

Join Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken and Sean Munaweera as they chat to Australian world no.57 Ash Barty about her career and comeback to tennis.

Join Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken and Sean Munaweera as they chat to former Australian no.1 female and current world no.38 Sam Stosur about her current injuries and how she is tracking for her return.

Join Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken and Sean Munaweera as they chat about Bernard Tomic's interview on Channel 7, along with discussing Matt Ebden's run to the Newport final. The panel also chat with Sam Stosur, Ash Barty, Tennis Victoria Competitions Manager Jeff Downes and former professional Geoff Masters. Val Febbo also joins with 'The Febbo File'.

Join Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken and Sean Munaweera as they wrap up a massive Wimbledon. Also on the agenda; the next crop of challengers, prize money increases at grand slams and Chris Bates from Study and Play.

Join Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken and Sean Munaweera as they talk tennis during a special double episode of the First Serve. Joining the panel on the line are tennis writers Matt Trollope and Nick McCarvel, who help dissect the women's final and preview the men's final between Roger Federer and Marin Cilic. Also on the show is a chat with Tennis Australia Wheelchair Pathways Manager Alex Jago to discuss the participation of wheelchair tennis in Australia. Val Febbo also joins the team for 'The Febbo File'.

Join Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken and Sean Munaweera as they dissect the big talking points and results from Wimbledon. The panel also speak with current coach of Arina Rodionova and former doubles no.1 Cara Black, along with Dirk Hordorff, current coach of Janko Tipsarevic and former manager of the likes of Angelique Kerber. Val Febbo also joins the panel with his 'Febbo File'.

Join Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken and Marc Sophoulis as they chat to current world number 133 James Duckworth about his injury plagued season and what is to come.

Join Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken and Marc Sophoulis as they chat to Tennis Australia CEO and Australian Open tournament director Craig Tiley.

Join Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken and Marc Sophoulis as they discuss the first week of Wimbledon and all of the talking points coming out of it. Joining on the line is CEO of Tennis Australia and Australian Open tournament director Craig Tiley, professional Australian player and former top 100n member James Duckworth, regular panellist Sean Munaweera joins from Sri Lanka and Gab Tobias from Tennis Victoria fills the team in on what's happening with tennis in the state. Val Febbo also joins the desk with his regular segment, 'The Febbo File'.

Join Brett Phillips and Paul Aitken as they dissect the first two days of Wimbledon and Arina Rodionova's magical win, along with the most recent Bernard Tomic controversy. The team are joined on the line by tennis coach Marc Sophoulis, WTA world no.70 Shelby Rogers and Herald Sun tennis writer Leo Schlink from the ground in London

Join Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken and Sean Munaweera as they preview the most important tournament of the year at Wimbledon. During the show Brett catches up with Aussie, Arina Rodionova, and also Annabel Medina Garrigues, coach of French Open champion Jelena Ostapenko. Val Febbo also joins the panel with his 'Febbo File'.

Originally from Alexandria, Virginia, Paul is the founder of the company taitkenflight. He spends half his time here and half his time at DroneU as the Chief Pilot. Paul acquired a University Certificate in Unmanned Systems Engineering from UXY. Paul has trained students from the BBC, CNN, Fox News, ABC, and CBS, and has flown for multiple multi-national companies in multiple genres, including BBC, ITN, Fox News, Discovery Channel, Sony Pictures, Marriott Hotels and Resorts and Centurion Boats. Through his Drone U community and his book “Livin’ the Drone Life” he teaches and mentors other flyers. Find more about Paul at www.taitkenflight.com and follow his work on Instagram @thedroneu, on facebook at /droneu, at www.thedroneu.com and at www.askdroneu.com. You can connect with Laura at www.laurapowers.net, on Facebook @thatlaurapowers, on twitter @thatlaurapowers, and on instagram at laurapowers44.

Join Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken, Sean Munaweera and Val Febbo as they discuss the grass court season leading into Wimbledon. Freelance journalist Matt Trollope joins the panel from England to talk Wimbledon qualifying, Sam Groth chats to the guys about gambling and keyboard warriors, Val speaks to doubles world no.20 Gaby Dabrowski and finally Brett and Paul preview their chat with coach of Jelena Ostapenko, Annabel Medina Garrigues.

Originally from Alexandria, Virginia, Paul is the founder of the company taitkenflight. He spends half his time here and half his time at DroneU as the Chief Pilot. Paul acquired a University Certificate in Unmanned Systems Engineering from UXY. Paul has trained students from the BBC, CNN, Fox News, ABC, and CBS, and has flown for multiple multi-national companies in multiple genres, including BBC, ITN, Fox News, Discovery Channel, Sony Pictures, Marriott Hotels and Resorts and Centurion Boats. Through his Drone U community and his book “Livin’ the Drone Life” he teaches and mentors other flyers. Find more about Paul at www.taitkenflight.com and follow his work on Instagram @thedroneu, on facebook at /droneu, at www.thedroneu.com and at www.askdroneu.com. You can connect with Laura at www.laurapowers.net, on Facebook @thatlaurapowers, on twitter @thatlaurapowers, and on instagram at laurapowers44.

Join Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken and Sean Munaweera as they chat to young Australian Alex de Minaur about his career so far. Anastasia Rodionova also joined the panel to discuss what she is looking to do in her post career, while Head of Integrity at Tennis Australia, Ann West, and GM of participation for Tennis Victoria, Belinda Kleverlann, joined the panel. Val Febbo is also present with his 'Febbo File'.

Join Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken and Sean Munaweera as they are joined by special guest, tennis coach Mark Sophoulis, for the entire show. The panel interview physical conditioning coach Slaven Hrvoj, who works with the likes of Marin Cilic, Ivo Karlovic and Ana Konjuh. Val Febbo also joins the panel with the 'Febbo File' as the panel discuss the lead up events to Wimbledon.

Join Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken and Sean Munaweera as they look back on Roland Garros 2017. Top analyst Craig O'Shannessy joins the panel on the line to give some facts and figures about the French Open, Todd Langham, coach of Thanasi Kokkinakis, also joins the panel while Craig Morris, General Manager of Community Tennis and Youth Tennis at USTA joins the team on the line. Finally, Val Febbo joins the team with the 'Febbo File'.

Join Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken and Sean Munaweera as they chat about Jelena Ostapenko's remarkable French Open title. The panel are joined by Herald Sun writer Leo Schlink from Paris, along with Tennis Australia writer Matt Trollope. Australian French Open junior champion Alexei Popyrin joins in the conversation, as do Vivienne Christie and Val Febbo.

Join Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken and Sean Munaweera as they chat about the first week of Roland Garros. Herald Sun tennis writer Leo Schlink joins the panel from the ground in Paris, as does Tennis Australia high performance coach Louise Pleming. Former American player Justin Gimblestob joins the panel on the line as well, while Val Febbo brings his 'Febbo File'.

Join Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken and Sean Munaweera as they chat to Herald Sun tennis writer Leo Schlink on the ground at Roland Garros. The panel also chat to former player and coach Paul Annacone, along with Aussie young guns Alexei Popyrin and Jack Jaede. Val Febbo joins the panel as usual bringing the 'Febbo File' and the Next Gen Race To Milan.

Tune in to Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken and Sean Munaweera as they talk to ATP Chairman Chris Kermode. Australian tennis writer Matt Trollope joins the panel from Paris to review the Australian wildcard playoff. Sean brings us the best from Tennis Victoria over the past week and finally, Val Febbo gives his 'Febbo File'.

Join Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken and Sean Munaweera for part 2 of the Wally Masur interview. The first part was broadcast last week but if you missed it you can listen on our page here.

Join Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken and Sean Munaweera as they chat about the world of tennis. On the agenda is part 2 of the Wally Masur interview from last week, a chat with young Australian Michaela Haet, Val Febbo's 'Febbo File and wheelchair tennis player Keegan O'Chee.

Join Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken and Sean Munaweera as they dissect Maria Sharapova's return to tennis after her drug ban. The panel also speak to Tennis Australia high performance manager Wally Masur, along with former British world no.234 Dan Smethurst. Val Febbo joins the panel for the 'Febbo File'.

Tune in as Brett Phillips, Paul Aitken and Sean Munaweera spoke to Wally Masur about the current state of men's tennis in Australia and how the players are tracking.

Paul Aitken grew up in Washington DC and, later, made his way to Albuquerque, NM where he obtained a degree in Criminology from the University of New Mexico. More recently, Paul has run a successful strategic marketing company, and is passionate about sharing tips for living a healthy lifestyle so that he never misses a beat pursuing all of his passions. On the show, we discussed the importance of grass-fed and nitrate-free meat. Paul Aitken is the Marketing Director for Charki, creator of a line of grass-fed meat jerky that utilize a traditional Peruvian method of preservation. They grow the feed for the livestock themselves in greenhouses in order to prevent toxicity from pollution in the air and rainwater. Find out more about how they are changing the industry on their website: http://charki.website or purchase on Amazon: Http://charki.love. For more information on Laura Powers, you can go to her website www.healingpowers.net. You can also follow her on twitter @thatlaurapowers and on instagram at laurapowers44.

Paul Aitken grew up in the Greater Washington DC area; and eventually made his way to Albuquerque, NM where he obtained a degree in criminology from the University of New Mexico. After co-founding a couple of businesses and selling them, he caught the RC bug and began flying remote controlled planes and multi-rotors, which led him to Unmanned Vehicle University in Phoenix, AZ where he graduated at the top of his class. While running a successful strategic marketing company, he continued to hone his UAV flight skills at every opportunity and began to take on UAV training opportunities, including training pilots for the National Association of Broadcasters and students from the BBC, CNN, Fox News, ABC and CBS. Having now been fully immersed in flying UAV’s and training others to fly, he realized he loved training and helping others who were wanting to turn the same passion he had for flight into a new career for themselves. It was around this time that Drone U was born with Paul being one of the co-founders. While working on developing curriculum for Drone U and discovering more and more information that could be passed on to budding UAV pilots, he continued to improve his own piloting skills and began to get noticed, and ultimately hired, by people and companies who saw the value in well executed drone footage. Paul has flown, and continues to fly, for multiple multi-national companies in multiple genres, including BBC, ITN, Fox News, Discovery Channel, Sony Pictures, Marriott Hotels and Resorts and Centurion Boats, to name a few. It is his love of flight and his real life experience that he strives to share with the Drone U community, which is why he wrote the book "Livin the Drone Life." Find out more about “Livin the Drone Life” at: Http://droneubook.com. For more information on Paul, his work and his classes, please visit the following sites: Http://taitkenflight.com or Http://thedroneu.com. For more information on Laura and her work you can go to her website www.powershour.biz and you can find Laura on twitter @thatlaurapowers.

Paul Aitken - expert drone pilot, aerial cinematographer, arthur, and co-founder of TheDroneU.com - is the guest of this episode of the Artful Camera. In this episode, Paul discusses: How to prepare for and get the FAA’s Part 107 certification. Trends and market opportunities for drone photographers. Why Paul feels the DJI Inspire 1 is a better aircraft than the Inspire 2. Paul's thoughts on why DJI bought a major stake in Hasselblad. Paul's new book Livin' the Drone Life: An Insider’s Guide to Flying Drones for Fun and Profit. If you are thinking about adding a new drone to your camera line-up, this show is for you. Mentioned in the show: The Drone U: https://www.thedroneu.com/ Livin' the Drone Life: An Insider’s Guide to Flying Drones for Fun and Profit: http://amzn.to/2lgRTO6 This episode is sponsored by: CrumplePop - Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro X Plugins: http://crumplepop.com Get 10% off a subscription to Soundstripe.com (use code ARTFULCAMERA when you check out): https://artfulcamera.com/soundstripe  

This episode features Paul Aitken of Ride Media and The Drone U. Paul is an expert drone pilot and aerial photographer and filmmaker. His aerial work includes a broad range of subject matter from water sports to high-end real estate. Paul shares his expertise and practical tips for shooting aerial photos and videos with drones. Mentioned in the show: Book: How Google Works by by Eric Schmidt and Jonathan Rosenberg Syma X5C-1 4 Channel 2.4GHz RC Helicopter Explorers Quad Copter with Camera The Drone U special offer for DCP listeners:http://carlolson.tv/droneu Paul Aitken on the web: Ride Media website:http://ridemedia.co/ Instagram: @taitkenflighthttps://instagram.com/taitkenflight/ Twitter: @theDroneUhttps://twitter.com/theDroneU Take your business to the next level with KRE8 University: http://carlolson.tv/kre8 Become an associate producer of the Digital Convergence Podcast by your generous financial support: http://www.patreon.com/carlolson Leave voice mail feedback:https://www.speakpipe.com/CarlOlson Send me an email: http://carlolson.tv/contact/ Note: some of the above links are affiliate links that help offset the cost of producing this podcast. Your support is deeply appreciated.

We'll discuss current events, and our guest is Paul Aitken from Drone U.

The Wall Street Geek is hosted by financial expert Michelle Price, Managing Pricipal of fee only financial advisor Price Capital LLC in NYC and the author of "How to Buy Stocks Online" (available at Amazon).   In this episode we meet Paul Aitken, CEO of a leading collateral-based lender called Borro.  Borro offers loans up to $1M secured with your personal assets, including watches, fine art and more.  Borro has won several awards, and Paul has appeared on Bloomberg and CNN Money.

Dr Paul Aitken uses his expertise to outline the 10 change leadership practices which facilitate sustainable organisational performance and excellence during business transitions. As organisations in all sectors face significant leadership challenges, this masterclass will provide invaluable insight for all business professionals. Dr Paul Aitken is a leadership-organisational development adviser/educator and Founder-CEO of Mastering Leadership Agility Ltd focused on organisational and personal survival, thriving and renewal. Paul was formerly Deputy Director of The Leadership Trust Foundation (Centre for Applied Leadership Research).