Podcast appearances and mentions of Paul Little

Biotechnology is the use of biology in the production of new products, services, and organisms with the aim of improving human health and society. In 2024, the global biotech market was worth $1.68 trillion. By application, the health segment was responsible for just over half of that figure. Not surprising when you think that healthcare focused biotech companies are battling to solve some of our biggest health concerns; turning an ageing society into a longevity society by supporting longer and healthier lives. In this episode of The Next Five, Paul Little, CEO of Vesper Bio discusses frontotemporal dementia and the impact of it on human health and society, the biotech solutions being sort to combat the disease as well as what he describes as a Malthusian crisis around biotech funding. Dr Ann Beliën, Founder and CEO of Rejuvenate Biomed addresses the problems of Sarcopenia as well as the biotech solutions for it and how Biotech companies use creative ways to secure funding. Gianmario Verona, President of Human Technopole, highlights the importance of industry collaboration and how innovation centres can help propel the biotech sector forward. Sources: FT Resources, WHO, JP Morgan, Alzheimersresearchuk, IQVIA This content is paid for by Yes Milano and is produced in partnership with the Financial Times' Commercial Department. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

David sits down with author Paul Little and chats about his brand-new book Shattered Dreams and Sliding Doors!

Listen to Mega Mix Expo 2025 coverage. In this episode, Adam Torres interviews Paul Little, President and CEO at Pasadena Chamber of Commerce and Civic Association, explore the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce and Civic Association and the Mega Mix Expo. Follow Adam on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/askadamtorres/ for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule. Apply to be a guest on our podcast: https://missionmatters.lpages.co/podcastguest/ Visit our website: https://missionmatters.com/ More FREE content from Mission Matters here: https://linktr.ee/missionmattersmedia

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A new MP3 sermon from Grace Fellowship Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Paul Little Memorial Service Speaker: Mark Gervais Broadcaster: Grace Fellowship Baptist Church Event: Funeral Service Date: 12/7/2024 Length: 52 min.

Bruce C. E. Fleming went to the University of Strasbourg France for his PhD studies after his MDiv and ThM were at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School under John Stott, Paul Little and Walter C Kaiser. He is a former academic Dean and professor of Practical Theology at FATEB in French speaking Africa. And host of The Eden Podcast. Book link: https://www.amazon.com/Beyond-Eden-Ephesians-5-6-Submitting/dp/0972575936 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@tru316 Website: https://tru316.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/zach-miller743/support

El nombre de Samuel Escobar está unido para muchos en todo el mundo al movimiento de Lausana. No hemos llegado todavía allí en este recorrido sobre su vida, pero nos vamos acercando con el relato del Congreso de Evangelización Mundial en Berlín de 1966. Samuel va allí desde Madrid, para participar por recomendación de Alejandro Clifford, donde conoce a Billy Graham. En esta entrevista Escobar habla con José de Segovia de las reacciones de sorpresa que produjo su testimonio del obstáculo que era para el evangelismo, los gobiernos totalitarios de militares católicos que se estaban implantando en Latinoamérica. Al volver a Córdoba (Argentina), nace en 1968 su hijo Alejandro. Allí acepta la invitación de dirigir el movimiento estudiantil evangélico de InterVarsity en Canadá de 1972 a 1975.Estando allí entra en el comité de preparación del programa del Congreso de Lausana de 1974, sobre el que hablaremos en el próximo episodio. En esta ocasión escuchamos sus impresiones sobre Paul Little con su voz en 1961, sus recuerdos de Canadá y la única grabación que ha quedado de Berlín con Billy Graham recibiendo al emperador de Etiopía, Haile Selassie, así como la del joven John Stott en Lausana. Samuel Escobar introduce al final de la conversación, los problemas que encontró en el comité de Lausana, sobre los que hablará ampliamente en la siguiente entrega. La sintonía que sirve de cabecera es del acordeonista francés Richard Galliano, colaborador de Piazzolla (Tango Pour Claude). Las canciones son del argentino Litto Nebbia (Sólo se trata de vivir) y el portavoz de la Revolución por Jesús, Larry Norman en la voz de Cliff Richard (Up In Canada). La música de fondo es una versión sinfónica de un tema del cantautor chileno muerto en el golpe de estado de 1973, Víctor Jara (La partida), arreglos instrumentales de himnos por el popular director de orquesta alemán James Last (Abide With Me), la orquesta sinfónica Eden (Come Ye Sinners) y de piano clásico con violonchelo (Jesus, The Very Thought of Thee), para acabar un cántico del grupo folklórico cristiano Fuerza Andina (Mi alabanza para Ti).

Episode 54: President and CEO of the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce and Civic Association Paul Little joins the podcast and dives deep into the unique history and mission of the Chamber, from its beginnings as the Board of Trade in 1888 to its modern-day role in supporting and growing the local economy. Paul shares invaluable insights into his multifaceted career, highlighting key moments from working as a steelworker building submarines to his extensive public service career on the Pasadena City Council. He also brings to light the Chamber's agile response to COVID-19, detailing how the organization has evolved to help local businesses thrive in challenging times. Listeners will learn about Pasadena's diverse economic landscape, the importance of community engagement, and the Chamber's efforts to provide tailored support to its members. The episode wraps up with Paul Little sharing his perfect day in Pasadena, offering a local perspective on the best spots to eat, drink, and explore this vibrant city. The featured music on the podcast is courtesy of Pasadena's own The Nextdoors. Please visit nextdoorsmusic.com and follow them on social media for more information on their next live shows. The Crown City Podcast is produced in partnership with Pasadena Media. For more information about this incredible non-profit serving the Pasadena community, please visit www.pasadenamedia.org. For more information and to support The Crown City Podcast, please visit us at www.thecrowncitypodcast.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Paul Little takes us on a journey through his world of stand-up comedy, starting with his deep-rooted passion for humour and his background in improv. He delves into his role as an MC for the We Are Funny Project, sharing both the trials and triumphs that accompany it. Throughout the conversation, Paul stresses the significance of actively participating as an audience member and the resilience required to thrive in the comedy scene. He doesn't shy away from discussing the impact of social media on comedy promotion and the necessity of organisation and readiness when tackling open mic nights. Paul and Marc also dive into the nitty-gritty of recording and filming comedy sets, sharing inventive methods like using a suction cup to mount a phone on a wall. They exchange anecdotes about the inevitable bombing moments on stage, highlighting the invaluable lessons learned and the importance of constructive feedback. As the discussion progresses, they touch upon the nuances of performing at various comedy clubs and the non-negotiable traits of punctuality and professionalism. Paul shares personal anecdotes, including his favourite joke triumphantly delivered at a challenging gig, while stressing the significance of a strong walk-on music. In the final segment, Paul and Marc underscore the inclusivity of the comedy world, advocating for equal opportunities regardless of experience level. They delve into the vital role of open mic nights in refining comedic prowess and even tackle the daunting task of cracking jokes from "The Little Book of Sh*t Jokes".    NOTE: Please excuse the odd microphone issue. ———————— Paul Little Links: https://www.instagram.com/paullittlecomedy   We Are Funny Project Links: https://www.instagram.com/wearefunnyproject/ https://www.wearefunnyproject.com/   Open Mic Comedy Podcast www: https://openmiccomedypod.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/openmiccomedypod/ ————————   Music: https://www.purple-planet.com

We talk the 2-2 draw with Derry on Monday night, Hannah Dunne interviews Rovers women's goalkeeper Amanda Budden and goalkeeping coach Karl Coleman, with their new season kicking off tomorrow, and there's a double author feature - David Proudlove concludes our Milltown series with his highly regarded book "When The Circus Leaves Town", about football clubs leaving their traditional homes, and, as we head to the Showgrounds on Saturday, the other one is Paul Little's "In the Shadow of Benbulben: Dixie Dean at Sligo Rovers", when the star centre-forward came to town at the start of the Second World War.

Longtime friend and member of the extended Roby family, Paul Little, joins Trent and Patrick on “At Home with Roby”.  Our relationship with Paul began in the early 2000s when he served as the company's IT consultant.  At the time, there was only one computer under the Roby roof!  Paul shares details about his time serving in the United States Marine Corps starting in 1986, the effects that his time as a Marine and Drill Instructor had on his marriage, his post military life in Charlotte working in the technology industry, and the undeniable call he received from God that led him back to the military.  Today, Paul and his wife serve and encourage young Marines through their fulltime missionary work with Cru Military.  Tune in to receive some of this encouragement, and to enjoy a few laughs as the guys share fun memories of their time working together and the lifelong friendships that were built along the way.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With more than one million copies in print, Paul Little's book Know Why You Believe has become a classic in apologetics material. In this podcast I cover chapter 8, which asks if miracles are possible.

Paddy Danda welcomes Alfie Noakes, a stand-up comedy MC, promoter, and coach. Alfie shares insights into the superpower of making people laugh and how it can be a valuable skill in various contexts. He emphasizes that anyone can try stand-up comedy and provides practical tips for incorporating humour into talks and presentations. The episode delves into the psychology of audience engagement and the importance of storytelling in comedy.

About five years ago we started talking about how school pools where being closed. 165 school pools had closed in the previous five years and more were at risk of closing due of health and safety or maintenance costs. The big losers were, of course, the kids. We want our children to know how to be safe around water, especially with our drowning figures. But with schools struggling to build enough classrooms, let alone manage a pool only used for part of the year, it wasn't a surprise to see schools find alternative ways to teach children water safety. Even more appallingly, a recent Listener article in the NZ Herald tells how schools are now sacrificing libraries too.   First pools, now libraries – where's the fun in going to school?!   So here's the thing, libraries are not mandated. It's up to the school's management and board of trustees to decide whether they have the space and resources for a library, maybe even a librarian, or whether they need that space or budget for something else.   It's a fascinating article by Paul Little and I encourage you to read it. In it Little writes “New Zealand has 2,434 state and state integrated schools. The School Library Association of New Zealand Aotearoa estimates 900 of them do not have a library...”.   I found that number confronting. We have plummeting literacy rates, and many schools do not have a library. Apparently, research shows schools that have “libraries with librarians have higher reading test scores, academic achievement and positive attitudes towards learning.” Basically, they do better.   I'm not saying a library is the silver bullet to solving our low literacy standards (and not all schools are big enough to justify a library) but libraries do play a part, even if it's just a small corner filled with books and a few bean bags.   If you've had a child go through school you will have seen how reading impacts their learning - kids who read tend to flourish. The benefits though are more than that - it's so much more fun being allowed to choose your own book rather than the dry ones you're made to read in class. It's good to get out of the classroom and learn in a different environment. It's a place of sanctuary for many children who need a moment's respite from the chaos of the playground. For many it is the only opportunity to access books, and for others marks the beginning of being a lifelong library user. So as we head into this election, it's excellent to hear all this policy about how we get back to teaching the basics and focusing on reading, writing and maths. Over the next few months we'll see lots of political posturing, positioning, announcements and kneeling for photos with kids. Sometimes, though, the things that help aren't that hard – like money for school libraries so our kids have something to read.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rev. Paul Little reminds us that God has to position us for abundance so that we can be a blessing to others.

My guest in this episode is Scott Bateman, CEO of property management proptech Kolmeo. Scott's career started in banking, working for BT Financial Group and Bank of Melbourne, before he was convinced to join Little Real Estate, founded by billionaire businessman and philanthropist Paul Little who was managing director of Toll Holdings from 1985 until his retirement in 2011. In this interview, Scott tells us the rather fabulous story of how the legacy technology stack of AgentPlus both pivoted and accelerated to become Kolmeo during the Covid pandemic and lockdowns - a transformation that Scott describes as jumping out of a plane and assembling the parachute. But it took Kolmeo from concept to running some of the largest rent rolls in the country and it's a cracking interview.  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theproptechpodcast/message

Rev. Paul Little reminds us that God has prearranged our blessings.

5 Minute WriterArticleLast week's interview with Ausma Zehanat KhanAaron's WebsiteConnect with Aaron on TwitterConnect with David on Twitter3 BIG TAKEAWAYSHow to write action scenesUsing our unique experiences to drive our storiesDeveloping your craftEPISODE INFO:No matter what kind of writing you're doing, you're going to use have to write movement into your manuscript. So how do you pull off those all-important action moments in a way that helps to reveal character and inform theme? Aaron Philip Clark is here to help us!BIO:Aaron Philip Clark is a native of Los Angeles, CA. He is a novelist, poet, and former Los Angeles Police Department recruit. His first novel, THE SCIENCE OF PAUL: A Novel of Crime (New Pulp Press), was published in 2011. The debut was met with interest and acclaim. Clark followed THE SCIENCE OF PAUL with A HEALTHY FEAR OF MAN (Snubnose Press) published the following year. Both novels featured the morally plagued and emotionally damaged protagonist, Paul Little, as he fought to escape the perils of Philadelphia street culture and return to his deceased grandfather's farm in North Carolina. Inspired by the works of French existentialists, Clark's prose reverberated with ideas and philosophies put forth by Jean-Paul Sartre, Jean-Patrick Manchette, and Fyodor Dostoevsky.After leaving his career in law enforcement, Clark returned to higher education and continued his work as an educator teaching college-level English, Creative Writing, and Humanities. During this time, Clark completed THE FURIOUS WAY, a stand-alone thriller, and UNDR COLOR OF LAW, inspired by his experiences with the LAPD. The novel centered on Det. Trevor “Finn” Finnegan, a Black LAPD detective, who is tasked with investigating the murder of a young Black academy recruit amid protests against police brutality and calls for reform. The novel was nominated for an International Thriller Writers Award in 2022, and Clark has more books planned for the series. BLUE LIKE ME, the second Trevor Finnegan novel, will be published on November 8, 2022, by Thomas & Mercer.Clark is completing ALL THE SMOKE, a modern psychological thriller that explores racial identity, Black male trauma, and psychopathy. The story is set in the music industry and takes inspiration from THE TALENTED MR. RIPLEY and other works by Patricia Highsmith.Tweet me @DavidRGwyn

The views and opinions expressed are those of jokes and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of TheHeleyCast. Any content provided by our guest or producers are of their opinion and are not intended to malign any religion, ethnic group, club, organization, company, individual or anyone or anything. This is a comedy podcast, we are here to make you laugh.This podcast was a blast with these two entertainers! I get to sit down with the Blues Brothers of Oklahoma and discuss their careers as music and comedic artist! Huge thanks to Chance and Paul for coming and doing this! We talk about a lot in a little bit of time, enjoy guys!checkout the video by clicking the link! Dont forget to like and subscribe!https://youtu.be/dZ39NOmbGosDonate @ Venmo: (@theheleycast)Cashapp:( $danielheley) Social media;TikTok: (@theheleycast)Facebook: TheHeleyCastTwitter: @TheHeleyCastInstagram: @forgot_my_heleysBrought to you by. Heley entertainment

Sarah talks about performing the Henry, the differences between performing in London and outside London, site-specific theatre, the audience, find opportunities to play at fringe and improv festivals, abandoned buildings, how much to contribute to immersive performances, improvising with robots, Twinprov, experimental improv, the monoscene, learn how to play The Made-Up Game and Billy Bob Jones, celebrating failure, Hoopla!, using movement and music as inspiration, The Global Improv Project (USA) House Team - Close Distance, The British American Experience, Brian Shea, and playing an object. Mentions include: Paul Little, Dan Luxton, Julie Flower, Faversham Fringe, improfest sweden, JimJam Arts, Punchdrunk, Improbotics, Birmingham Improv Festival, Boyd Branch, Scoops, Queen City Comedy, Steve Roe and Jake Clements.

If you're looking for a place to jam offline in London, or for a place for your group to perform, then you need to listen to the latest episode of the Improv London podcast, which features Dan Luxton. Dan talks about Duck Duck Goose, Vic Hogg, welcoming new improvisers, Yes And people, Hope & Anchor, Hoopla!, how acts can apply to appear at Duck Duck Goose, people starting their improv 'journey' by jamming, The Shadow Lord, dressing up for Pirates Prov, Improv The Dead, Tim Dawkins, Zombies! Improv! Pirates! jam, Queens Head (near Piccadilly Circus), Plus Support, Scoops Improv Comedy Brighton, Sarah Davies, Paul Little, Improfest, Johnny Briers, Historyonics and Brendan Way. Please support the Improv London podcast by liking, subscribing and telling your friends about this episode. Support us financially via: www.patreon.com/improvlondon.

Chad and Robert discuss the Book of Mark and why God reveals Himself through His Son. We all experience unfulfillment, and God provides what we need for renewal. He is the King who came to serve and save us. Wherever we are, the meaning of our lives is to point to Jesus. Subscribe to receive our latest videos!Check out these awesome resourcesKnow What You Believe by Paul Little:https://www.amazon.com/Know-What-Believe-Paul-Little/dp/0830834230Make sure to subscribe to our podcast here on YouTube or whatever platform you listen to your audio podcasts. While you're at it, if you found value in this conversation, we'd love it if you left us a review – or shared this podcast with a friend. Doing that will help us reach and help more people meet know and follow Jesus.You are always welcome to join us online or in-person for one of our services every week at live.sv.cc.

Damian Barrett reveals news of a potential return to President of the Essendon Football Club for Paul Little.

Laurie Kilmartin has been making people laugh for a long time. She's been working as a stand-up for most of her adult life, putting out 3 albums (including 2021's Corset) and appearing on late night shows like CONAN, The Late Late Show with James Corden, and Jimmy Kimmel Live. She spent 11 years writing on CONAN on TBS, and in 2012 wrote the New York Times bestseller, "Sh*tty Mom: The Parenting Guide for the Rest of Us". Since CONAN ended last year, she's been hitting the road for stand-up more often, including Just for Laughs in Montreal this past July, and several upcoming dates at JFL Toronto at the end of September. Paul Little got the chance to chat with her before her Toronto dates to talk about her time at CONAN, getting back on the road, and why she likes talking about just about anything on stage. For JFL Toronto show info and tickets, visit toronto.hahaha.com.

Integrated Care Systems are here and with them, the advent of new ways of working and yet more healthcare terminology! Integrated Neighbourhood Teams (INTs) may be an original concept to many of us in general practice but in Suffolk and North East Essex, they have been in existence for a little bit longer. In this week's podcast episode, sponsored by Livi, we are privileged to be joined by Maddie Baker-Woods, Director of Ipswich and East Suffolk Alliance at Suffolk and North East Essex Integrated Care Board, and Paul Little, Director for Integrated Health and Care at Suffolk County Council and East Suffolk and North Essex Foundation Trust, who explain how their own, established network of INTs work, how the teams interact with PCNs and primary care more widely, the challenges, and rewards, they have encountered on their own journey – and why localised care is key to meeting the needs of individual population areas, rather than a more widespread approach.   Introduction (9 secs) Meeting Maddie and Paul (1 min 6 secs) Maddie's role (1 min 16 secs) All about Paul (2 mins 9 secs) Building Integrated Neighbourhood Teams (3 mins) Organising services and a locality-based model (4 mins 33 secs) Balancing relationships between integrated neighbourhoods and primary care networks (6 mins 53 secs) Overcoming barriers (7 mins 24 secs) Working with constraints and challenges (8 mins 30 secs) How does general practice feed into the integrated neighbourhood teams? (9 mins 8 secs) Accountability (10 mins 48 secs) A place-based versus organisational (top down) approach (12 mins 55 secs) The influence of local demographic (14 mins 28 secs) Positive outcomes (15 mins 42 secs) Helping people to be as independently functioning as possible (17 mins 44 secs) Advice from Paul for others embarking on the same journey (18 mins 51 secs) Maddie's top tips (20 mins 45 secs) Estates and co-location (21 mins 6 secs) Where general practice should be prioritising their efforts (21 mins 30 secs) Finding out more (24 mins 14 secs)   To learn more about the work of NHS Suffolk and North East Essex Integrated Care Board, check out their website here. This podcast episode is sponsored by Livi, the first digital healthcare provider to be rated Outstanding by the CQC. Further information about Livi and what's on offer can be found here.

This week on The Reel Debaters Micheal talks with Paul Little about comedy in 2022, Conan O'Brian, sketch comedy, showbizmonkey.com, The Purple Room, The Lonely Island and lots more. Check out his next event this weekend at The https://www.purpleroom.ca/events/manitoba-night-market/ (Manitoba Night Market ) https://www.purpleroom.ca/ (The Purple Room) https://www.showbizmonkeys.com/ (Showbiz Monkey) Housekeeping Have you heard about our Prop Shop? This is our merch stand that has 3 different logos to choose from and a plethora of items to put them on. Skateboards, sweaters and sacks all quality made by Threadless.com. Click on the link below to know more! Find Us Online https://twitter.com/reeldebaters?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor (Twitter) https://my.captivate.fm/facebook.com/thereeldebaters (Facebook) https://www.instagram.com/reeldebaters/?hl=en (Instagram) https://www.tiktok.com/@thereeldebaters? (Tik Tok) https://thepropshop.threadless.com/ (Merch) https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thereeldebaters (Donate to the cause) Cast & Crew - Executive Producer, Editor, Mixer Captain of the USS Debater Micheal Petrow  - Co-Host/Co-Producer and Comedian Commander Martin Navarro - Co-Host/Co-Producer and Comedian Lieutenant Commander Jimmy Skinner  - Co-Host/Co-Producer Pop Culture Officer Mark Cowell   -Co-Host/Co-Producer Visual Arts Officer Rob Strachan    -Co-Host and Nerd/Geekdom Officer Charles Fernandes   -Co-Host and Entertainment Officer Ian Bawa  -Co-Host and Live Show Moderator Emily Clarke - Art by Aaron Doel and Micheal Petrow About Us Could James Bond be a Chef? Should The Ghostbusters have their own restaurant? What would Indiana Jones and Lara Crofts wedding look like? Maybe you wanna find out if Conan The Barbarian could teach Sex Ed? We have the answers if you're curious... Welcome to The Reel Debaters, where real life meets reel life Micheal Petrow and Martin Navarro with their best good friends have gone too many sleepless nights while these and more questions like them continue to go unanswered. Each week you'll hear 4 debaters sit down as they come up with a new tussle with a variety of patented and proven formats where we compare, contrast and insult each other with our takes for your listening pleasure. We'll either insert ourselves into the movie or tv show and see how we fare or bring the characters into real life scenarios and see how they hold water and as a bonus give you access and interviews in the North American Film Industry

Come BTS with me! This week I'm sharing the behind-the-scenes of my branding photo shoot for Love Lane. The Team, the process, the day of, the chaos, what we did right, what I would do differently, and what I'm actually going to use this content for. TEAM FOR PHOTOSHOOT: Photographer: Cheyanne Franke of UUPFRONT Brand Designer: Katie of The Kollective Studio Hosted by Kristina Maccaro — Founder of Love Lane Salon Follow: @kristinamaccaro + @inhairwetrust + @lovelane.collective Email: info@lovelanecollective.com Music by: Paul Little

WTF is content anyway, right? Let's talk about it. What it is. Why it's important. How to level your content the f*ck up. Are you finding it hard to find the time and resources to create killer content? Listen in to find some solutions! Hosted by Kristina Maccaro — Founder of Love Lane Salon and Love Lane Collective. Follow: @kristinamaccaro + @inhairwetrust + @lovelane.collective Email: info@lovelanecollective.com Music by: Paul Little

I built my entire business from Instagram and social media marketing. That's the truth. As much as I want to hate on it, I kind of can't! Hosted by Kristina Maccaro — Founder of Love Lane Salon and Love Lane Collective. Follow: @kristinamaccaro + @inhairwetrust + @lovelane.collective Email: info@lovelanecollective.com Music by: Paul Little

Want to know how I hired my Team at Love Lane? Listen to learn my process, a few favorite interview questions, secrets to onboarding smoothly, and what I think is the most important quality to hire for. Spoiler: It's NOT talent. Hosted by Kristina Maccaro — Founder of Love Lane Salon and Love Lane Collective. Follow: @kristinamaccaro + @inhairwetrust + @lovelane.collective Email: info@lovelanecollective.com Music by: Paul Little

"Scaling" has become a bit of a buzzword. But growth and profit are important and should not be overlooked. Do you feel like you are having a seasonally slow time or are you forever stagnant? Listen to why I think you AREN'T scaling and HOW you can turn it around. Hosted by Kristina Maccaro — Founder of Love Lane Salon and Love Lane Collective. Follow: @kristinamaccaro + @inhairwetrust + @lovelane.collective Email: info@lovelanecollective.com Music by: Paul Little

Are you on the struggle bus and want to know how the hell to get off of it? I've been there. Listen to hear WHAT is the answer to almost every struggle you have and HOW it will help you. Need to know more? Reach out! Hosted by Kristina Maccaro — Founder of Love Lane Salon and Love Lane Collective. Follow: @kristinamaccaro + @inhairwetrust + @lovelane.collective Email: info@lovelanecollective.com Music by: Paul Little

Fresh off a spring West Coast tour opening for Molly Burch, a couple cool UK festivals, and several very fun music video releases, genre-bending singer-songwriter JayWood is starting an exciting summer. It began with his first-ever appearance at the Winnipeg Folk Festival last weekend -- where he brought his mix of jazz, pop, folk, and funk music to huge hometown crowds -- and then kicks into high gear with the release of a new full-length album, Slingshot, on July 15. Paul Little caught up with JayWood on the final day of the Winnipeg Folk Fest to chat about his festival experience, his successful tour windows when many acts have had to cancel gigs worldwide, writing and recording the new record, and why he made sure it's a complete front-to-back package rather than just a collection of songs. If you're in Winnipeg, you can head to the Tallest Poppy on Thursday, July 14 at 8:00 PM for a Slingshot album listening party. Otherwise, be sure to keep your eyes peeled to JayWood's Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter for upcoming summer tour dates across North America and beyond -- including Manitoba festivals Real Love Summer Fest and Rainbow Trout Music Festival -- as well as a proper album release show sometime in the fall.

Fred Penner has been bringing music to the ears of children worldwide for over 40 years. He's a multiple JUNO Award Winner, a Member of the Order of Canada, and helped teach a generation of Canadians about everything from folk music to curiosity and creativity through his long-running CBC show, Fred Penner's Place. In short and without hyperbole, he's a universally beloved Canadian icon. Now, after a pandemic-enduced touring hiatus, the family entertainer is hitting the road again, including appearances at his hometown Winnipeg International Children's Festival -- a festival he's performed at more than any other. Leading up to the new shows, Paul Little got a chance to speak with Fred over Zoom to talk about his relationship with Winnipeg Kidsfest, his experience working with contemporary Canadian musicians on 2017's Hear the Music, the importance of childhood music education, and why he signed on to highlight Winnipeg musicians through the new TV series Route 90 Sessions.

Systems don't have to suck. But they need to work. They need to align with your overall strategy to stop the chaos and keep things organized. Check out the 5 of my favorite systems that have been implemented in my salons. They create operational consistency, keep information flowing quickly, strengthen company culture, and support client experience. Hosted by Kristina Maccaro — Founder of Love Lane Salon and Love Lane Collective. Follow: @kristinamaccaro + @inhairwetrust + @lovelane.collective Email: info@lovelanecollective.com Music by: Paul Little

Is there a common denominator in achieving business success? And how do you apply that to multiple industries and through different generations? Whilst serving as Chairman of the Essendon Bombers during the drug scandal, what were the lessons learned from a leadership perspective? What could've been done differently, and how do we now look back on that situation? Paul Little OAM transformed one of the largest businesses in Australia, Toll Holdings, after working a deal to purchase the company in the mid 80s. From there, Paul and The Little Group have played major roles across a number of industry sectors, including real estate, sport, travel and tourism. Unpack the life of one of Australia's great business people with host Luke Darcy and understand how leadership pivots across generations and industry. Start your leadership journey today. Head to Aleda Collective and take the empowering leaders indicator tool to understand the impact you have on your environment. Learn. Lead. Collaborate. For more episodes download the free LiSTNR app.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, freelance soccer writer Paul Little joins Austin O'Callaghan to talk about his new book on Dixie Dean's time at Sligo Rovers. Ronan Flanagan is back from his weekend Rovers 'commentary tour' to reflect on the men's and women's performances against Shams and Athlone.

It's 2022, time to get over your fear of tech and level up your business. As an industry, we are SLOW to integrate technology and automation into our beauty businesses. Take a listen to my must-haves for streamlining my salons, creating a more independent team, and curating a more valuable client experience. Hosted by Kristina Maccaro — Founder of Love Lane Salon Follow: @kristinamaccaro + @inhairwetrust + @lovelane.collective Email: info@lovelanecollective.com Music by: Paul Little

KPIs are cool and all but do you know how to use them? In this episode, I'm talking about setting, tracking, and coaching to Team goals. This is the real deal. It's how I track KPIs, set goals, and keep the Love Lane Team motivated. Give it a listen. Hosted by Kristina Maccaro — Founder of Love Lane Salon Follow: @kristinamaccaro + @inhairwetrust + @lovelane.collective Email: info@lovelanecollective.com Music by: Paul Little

KPIs (aka Key Performance Indicators) help you measure success as a salon owner. BUT KPIs have to make sense for the business you have AND the business you want. Take a listen to hear what KPIs I think every salon owner, especially those owners with salons who charge hourly, should be tracking the hell out of. Hosted by Kristina Maccaro — Founder of Love Lane Salon Follow: @kristinamaccaro + @inhairwetrust + @lovelane.collective Email: info@lovelanecollective.com Music by: Paul Little

This episode was so much fun, Chance and Paul both came in swing for the fence and man did they hit it! this episode was a blast with Pauls harmonica playing and Chance's commercial breaks we had him read for us!I hope enjoy this ride as much as i did! ladys and gentlemen The tribute Blues Brothers!

Best of 2021 Comic Reviews: DC Swamp Thing: Green Hell 1 by Jeff Lemire, Doug Mahnke, David Baron Marvel Timeless 1 by Jed MacKay, Greg Land, Jay Leisten, Mark Bagley, Kev Walker, Andrew Hennessy, Marte Gracia Wastelanders: Star Lord by Rich Douek, Brent Peeples, Rachelle Rosenberg, Cris Peter Iceman's New Years Resolution (Mighty Marvel Holiday Special) by Luciano Vecchio Image Stray Dogs: Dog Days 1 by Tony Fleecs, Trish Forstner, Brad Simpson Boom Dune: Whisper of Caladan Seas 1 by Brian Herbert, Kevin J. Anderson, Jakub Rebelka Power Rangers Universe 1 by Nicole Andelfinger, Simone Ragazzoni, Mattia Iacono Ahoy My Bad 1-2 by Mark Russell, Bryce Ingman, Peter Krause, Joe Orsak, Paul Little, Kelly Fitzpatrick No Brainer by Edison Neo Arshia by Ashkan Rahgozar, Rasoul Rezaijou Additional Reviews: Book of Boba Fett ep1, Death to 2021, Doctor Who, Underwater Welder, Lucifer Omni 2 News: Omninews, Morbius delayed three months, Chronicles of the Avatar book series Comics Countdown: Black Hammer Reborn 7 by Jeff Lemire, Rich Tommaso, Malachi Ward, Matthew Sheean Swamp Thing: Green Hell 1 by Jeff Lemire, Doug Mahnke, David Baron Human Target 3 by Tom King, Greg Smallwood Amazing Spider-Man 83 by Patrick Gleason, Morry Hollowell, Nathan Fairbairn Ice Cream Man 27 by W. Maxwell Prince, Martin Morazzo, Chris O'Halloran Action Comics 1038 by Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Shawn Aldridge, Adriano Melo, Miguel Mendonca, Hi-Fi, Adriano Lucas Once and Future 23 by Kieron Gillen, Dan Mora, Tamra Bonvillain Power Rangers 14 by Ryan Parrott, Francesco Mortarino, Raul Angulo Blue Flame 6 by Christopher Cantwell, Adam Gorham, K. Michael Russell Flash 777 by Jeremy Adams, Matt Ryan, Fernando Pasarin, Jeromy Cox

I talk with Aaron Philip Clark,  author of  the Paul Little and Trevor Finnegan series—UNDER COLOR OF LAW was the 2021 Book Pipeline Adaptation winner—about starting out as a screenwriter, getting an MFA, and, oh yeah, going to the police academy somewhere along the way.Find him at aaronphilipclark.com and on Twitter @_WriteMeAWorldFind me at chantelleaimee.com and on Twitter @SuspenseSirenFollow the podcast @PreyWords on Twitter and wordsofpreypodcast.comCheck out the Pipeline Artists network @PipelineArtists and pipelineartists.comTheme music is "Lost in the Cinema" by Dan-O 

Kings and Queens, in this podcast take over Paul Little and Kamari Fuller have a conversation centered around Vision. Ask yourself this question "How am I living life?" Is it by default or design. Always remember that If you have a pulse, you have a purpose! Huge Shout to the bros for "Highjacking" my podcast! Much love. Subscribe to YouTube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCssTRXYCE3H7Bm6gfKGr_Cw For all questions or feedback email: kayinspirellc@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kayla-smith29/support

Unsaved husbands needed to be “won” to Christ! When Peter said “if any obey not the word” he used “if” in a first-class conditional way. He could have used the word “since.” There was nothing “iffy” about these men. None of them obeyed the word. All were unsaved.Verse 7 is packed full of meaning. In context, this verse provides the best practical advice in the Bible for husbands whose wives are unsaved. Peter's advice is that unequally-yoked husbands – Christian men married to unbelieving women – should be model husbands.

George Michael's sister passes away on the same day he did. Madonna updates us that she canceled her shows due to some serious pain. Kim K giving her daughter Michael Jackson's jacket is so very wrong. Paul Mcguire Grimes joins us to review Little Women, Uncut Gems, and gives us his take on Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. Don't wear a snowman outfit and drive.

In July, The BMJ published an analysis article called “The Antibiotic Course has had it's day” - a provocative title that turned out the garner a lot of debate on our site. The article said that the convention for the length of a course of antibiotics was set by Flemming, in his Nobel Prize acceptance speech - “If you use penicillin, use enough!” - and that the evidence base hasn't moved on since then. The article has had over 40 substantive responses, both agreeing and vehemently not - and so we thought it worth revisiting that argument, now the dust has settled. Discussing that are Martin Llewellyn, professor of infectious disease at Brighton and Sussex Medical School, and Paul Little, professor of primary care at the University of Southampton. Read the original analysis: http://www.bmj.com/content/358/bmj.j3418

Last time Julie Tizzard stopped by Happy Hour one of the guys from Flowtribe spilled a glass of red wine all over her. This trip Andrew Duhon re works her marketing plan. Julie is a criminal defense attorney whose phone number is 877 SHARK90. Admitting that it s not the greatest phone number and needs updating Andrew works on various combinations of the number assigning different letters to it and comes up with Julie s new same phone number 877 RIBS 790. Members of the band So Long Storyland are less likely than Flowtribe to spill booze all over Julie as 50 of them are 14 years old. Sophia Preston is still in school after an hour hanging out at Wayfare she has to go home and work on her Shakespeare and geometry homework. Before she does though she and her musical partner Andrew deBuys who a few months back was Sophia s middle school music teacher sing a couple of songs. One song is off their new album, the other is not. See if you can figure out the marketing sense behind that decision after hearing Andrew explain it. Joel Little knows a thing or two about teenage singers. He co wrote and produced the 2014 Grammy winning song of the year, Royals, with teenage artist Lorde. Joel happens to be passing through New Orleans on a music appreciaton tour with his father, acclaimed New Zealand author and publisher Paul Little. For a change, the happy hour conversation swings around to discussing pot, but this time from a different angle from the usual stoner talk. Julie RIBS 970 has an up close and personal association with criminals "not all of them have done something heinous" and has a theory about how legalizing pot could greatly reduce New Orleans crime, but it may also defund the federal government. This is the greatest number of guests to show up ever in the history of Happy Hour. There s a lot to digest. Photos at Wayfare by Alison Moon. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a series on Power Evangelism, Andy and Glen discuss the ‘power of illustrations':Why do people discuss the illustrations in a sermon more than the theology?How should we use them in evangelism, and what is the Biblical use of them?Can we overuse illustrations?Glen also takes us though some illustrations to help respond to people such as:How do we know Christianity is true?Is the Bible trustworthy?What about Suffering?I wish I had your faithDoesn't free grace lead to sin?How can someone else pay for my sin?Why isn't being good, good enough for God?Are Christians homophobes?Are Christians anti-Science?Glen mentions a book by Paul Little called ‘How to Give Away Your Faith‘.And, of course, get Glen's book 321, the story of God, the World, and You.Support the show