Podcast appearances and mentions of paul yates

I HAD NO CLUE HOW BAD IT IS … ONESHOT. ONELIFE. is grateful to have Executive Director of “I've Got A Name”, Paul Yates, on the show. The sex trafficking stats for Lincoln, Nebraska (200 girls in Lincoln & 900 girls in Nebraska are sold for sex every month) and across the country are staggering, representing the individual lives of girls and women being exploited and abused. And this is happening in nearly every city in the United States. Paul and his team have been fighting hard to end sex trafficking right here in our backyard and are making a dramatic difference in lives of those caught in the middle here and across the United States. Paul will share the hard-core facts of sex trafficking, the mission of I've Got A Name, the life-changing stories of those they've served, and how we can join them in making a true impact. www.ivegotaname.org

I HAD NO CLUE HOW BAD IT IS … ONESHOT. ONELIFE. is grateful to have Executive Director of “I've Got A Name”, Paul Yates, on the show. The sex trafficking stats for Lincoln, Nebraska (200 girls in Lincoln & 900 girls in Nebraska are sold for sex every month) and across the country are staggering, representing the individual lives of girls and women being exploited and abused. And this is happening in nearly every city in the United States. Paul and his team have been fighting hard to end sex trafficking right here in our backyard and are making a dramatic difference in lives of those caught in the middle here and across the United States. Paul will share the hard-core facts of sex trafficking, the mission of I've Got A Name, the life-changing stories of those they've served, and how we can join them in making a true impact. www.ivegotaname.org

Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR. First welcomes KLIN News Team's own Michael Wheeler, telling his story on his final day with the team. Then welcomes Executive Producer of I've Got a Name, Paul Yates. Talking about their team does with sex trafficking victims in Lincoln, and trying to end sex trafficking.

Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, and welcomes Paul Yates of I've Got A Name, along with Captain Jake Dilsaver of the Lincoln Police Department. Together they discuss the very real issue of human sex trafficking in Lincoln Nebraska.

I HAD NO CLUE HOW BAD IT IS … ONESHOT. ONELIFE. is grateful to have Executive Director of I've Got A Name, Paul Yates, on the show. The sex trafficking stats for Lincoln, Nebraska (200 girls in Lincoln & 900 girls in Nebraska are sold for sex every month) and across the country are staggering, representing the individual lives of girls and women being exploited and abused. Paul and his team have been fighting hard to end sex trafficking right here in our backyard and are making a dramatic difference in lives of those caught in the middle. Paul shares the hard-core facts of sex trafficking, the mission of I've Got A Name, the life-changing stories of those they've served, and how we can join them in making a true impact. Find out more about Paul and the work that I've Got a Name does at https://ivegotaname.org/

I HAD NO CLUE HOW BAD IT IS … ONESHOT. ONELIFE. is grateful to have Executive Director of I've Got A Name, Paul Yates, on the show. The sex trafficking stats for Lincoln, Nebraska (200 girls in Lincoln & 900 girls in Nebraska are sold for sex every month) and across the country are staggering, representing the individual lives of girls and women being exploited and abused. Paul and his team have been fighting hard to end sex trafficking right here in our backyard and are making a dramatic difference in lives of those caught in the middle. Paul shares the hard-core facts of sex trafficking, the mission of I've Got A Name, the life-changing stories of those they've served, and how we can join them in making a true impact. Find out more about Paul and the work that I've Got a Name does at https://ivegotaname.org/

Doug Fitzgerald fills in for CDR, and welcomes Melissa Wood and Carrier Herrera, representing Tunnels To Towers, discussing the program, and their recent 5K walk/run they hosted. For more information, visit https://dogood.t2t.org/event/2022-tunnel-to-towers-5k-run-and-walk-lincoln-ne/e390032 Doug then welcomes Paul Yates, of I've Got a Name, the latest recipient of Union Bank and Trust's "Big Give" promotion. They discuss their program and purpose. For more information visit, https://ivegotaname.org/

*Please note: This episode contains sensitive and possibly upsetting conversation about trafficking.* In this episode, Robrenna talks with Paul Yates, the Executive Director of I've Got a Name. Then she shares Megan's story. For more information or ways you can help see the links below: I've Got a Name I've Got a Name Facebook Page Polaris Project Human Trafficking Hotline: Call 1-888-373-7888 ( TTY: 711) *Text 233733 The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children Megan's story recording courtesy of Vision Builders at Christ Place Church. Many thanks to them for sharing their recording with us. Follow Robrenna: Website | Instagram Episode Image Credit: Getty/Tuuti Frutti

On this week's episode we talk with Dr. Paul Yates with Intelligent Fingerprinting. Intelligent Fingerprinting Drug Screening System checks for potential evidence of recent drug misuse by screening for specific drugs or their metabolites in sweat collected from fingerprints. Dr Yates explains the technology and how it works. Dr Paul Yates Sales & Marketing Director Paul has over 17 years’ experience working within the United Kingdom Criminal Justice System in the area of forensics. He was initially trained and worked as an expert witness for the Metropolitan Police forensic science laboratory in London, and then worked as the Key Customer Account Manager for the UK Government Forensic Science Service laboratory in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire. Paul’s work at the Forensic Science Service included development of forensic services to tackle major crimes and sexual assault, and was recognised in 2009 through the presentation of The High Sheriff of Cambridgeshire’s Award for Excellence in Forensic Science. Prior to joining the Metropolitan Police forensic science laboratory, Paul worked as a Research Scientist for the European Space Agency in Noordwijk, Holland. Paul has a BSc Degree in Earth Science and is a PhD in Space Science. He joined Intelligent Fingerprinting in May 2011 and is responsible for overseeing the company's sales and marketing activities. https://www.intelligentfingerprinting.com paul.yates@intelligentfingerprinting.com Dr.Yates recommended reading: https://john-irving.com/the-books-of-john-irving/

TV producer and actor Paul Yates is rearing to get back into the editing suite tomorrow, after weeks of enforced time away from it. He's one of the creatives behind the homegrown TV comedy Wellington Paranormal and he also acted in local drama Fresh Eggs that screened last year. The actor, writer, producer, director and science fiction nerd shares some of his favourite comedians with Lynn.

Matt Pantelis, Jane Reilly, Olivia Leeming in the US, Paul Yates, Matt Abraham, Jess Leo-Kelton, Blakey, What Fish Am I?, Behind Closed Doors See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Being funny is a seriously tricky business, even if you’re a natural.  In this session, some of NZ’s top comedic writing talent explore what makes their characters funny and how they’ve successfully taken NZ comedy to the world.  Listen to Jackie van Beek, Madeleine Sami, Paul Yates and Melanie Bracewell chat with Alice Snedden about how they crafted the laughs. This session is presented by Department of Post. This panel discussion session took place on Friday 27 Oct at the Big Screen Symposium 2018 in Auckland, NZ. The Big Screen Symposium is New Zealand's annual premiere film event, proudly brought to you by Script to Screen and janda. This podcast is available on Podbean, Spotify and Apple

Paul Yates, photographer, Vancouver Sports Pictures. "Nature Boy" Ric Flair, 16 Time World Heavyweight Pro Wrestling Champion and 2 time WWE Hall of Famer.  

Full show notes at: https://www.pencilkings.com/podcast-home/ Want to find out how to make an awesome art portfolio and find more clients? In this interview, we speak to Paul Yates, a concept and fantasy artist from Montreal, Canada. Since leaving uni and going freelance, Paul has scored a number of wins as an artist, including being featured in Spectrum - a leading magazine for fantasy art. However, despite this, Paul is struggling to find regular work as an artist. And that's why he reached out to us here at Pencil Kings to see if we could help. In this interview, you'll learn why having a great portfolio is only part of the package...and why making connections with fellow artists and getting involved with as many art-related events as possible is your key to finding more paid opportunities. So, if you feel stuck in your career as an artist and don't know which way to turn next, we hope some of the topics covered in this interview will give you some super-useful tips which you can start acting on right now. Interview Chapters [00:00-03:30] Introduction and Overview Your host, Mitch Bowler, introduces today's guest, Paul Yates. In this chapter, you'll hear about his creative career so far, and why he decided to approach the team at Pencil Kings for their advice on his art career. [03:46-04:39] What is Paul's Professional Experience of Working as an Artist? Since leaving uni and going freelance, Paul has worked on a variety of projects, including personal commissions and book illustration projects. However, he's been struggling to find concrete leads since then, which is why he turned to Pencil Kings for help. [04:44-05:38] What has Paul Been Doing to Reach out to People so far? After putting your portfolio together, one of the biggest challenges as an artist can be knowing who to reach out to...and how to approach them. So how has Paul been reaching out to prospective clients...and is there anything he could change to have more success? [05:50-07:42] How Much Time Does Paul Spend on Improving his art Skills? Since quitting his 9-5, Paul has been putting in the hours on developing his art skills every day. But how is he dividing his day up...and is there anything he could do to use his time more effectively? [07:57-17:36] What Does Paul Think is Holding him Back? Paul's portfolio features a high standard of work and he's been featured in an industry-leading magazine, Spectrum. Yet, despite this, he's struggling to find his next big gig. So what does he think is holding him back...and what can he do to change this? In this chapter, you'll get some great tips on how to reach out to other artists and prospective clients based on our own experiences as working artists. [18:08-20:25] What Does 'Paying Your Dues' Mean? A lot of artists feel held back in their careers because they feel they 'haven't paid their dues yet'. But what are these dues...and what can you do as an artist to overcome hurdles like these? [34:40-27:52] What Inspires Paul to Make art? In this chapter, we asked Paul to tell us how he'd like his portfolio to be perceived by other artists and prospective clients. He reveals what inspires him as an artist, and the message he tries to convey with his paintings. Is there anything else he could be doing to make his portfolio and website stand out from the rest? [40:32-45:54] Conclusion Mitch wraps up today's interview and offers Paul some more insights on how to grow his client base and hopefully find more paid gigs. In this chapter, you'll also find out where to see Paul's work online and follow him on his social media channels.

This weekend I got to go to Coffee Champs in Knoxville, qualifying event for the United States Coffee Championships. While at an event party hosted by Wild Love Bakehouse I sat down with 5 baristas to get their unique take on coffee service, career development, and the future of the cafe industry. Each perspective shines a light on something different that you will find useful for your own career. It always helps to learn from the experiences of others and this episode includes some really great insights from: 1. Trainer,  Dawn Shanks of Peregrine Espresso in Washington D.C. 2. Manager, Paul Yates of Shenendoah Joe in Harrisburg, VA also Owner of  Rock town Coffee Roasters 3. Consultant,Diana Mnatsakanyan-Sapp, Owner, Undercurrent Coffee, Charlotte, NC 4. Barista, Hannah Craig of Quills Coffee in Louisville, KY 5. U.S. Barista Champion, Lem Butler of Counter Culture Coffee in Durham, NC Full show notes will be available Wednesday in PDF form from our website  www.keystotheshop.com Twitter: @keystotheshop IG: @keystotheshop  

Election candidate Paul Yates answers listeners questions in the lead up to the Colac Otway Shire election.

This week's playlist: • Rabbit by Ray Wylie Hubbard, from Snake Farm (2006). Visit RayWylie.com and send email to judy@raywylie.com for more information. • That's No Way To Get Along by Richard Johnston (with Jessie Mae Hemphill), from Foothill Stomp (2002), available from the store at Richard's Web site. Visit RichardJohnston.com and Richard's MySpace page for more information. • High Country Blues by Harrison Kennedy, from High Country Blues (2007), available from Electro-Fi Records and the iTMS. Visit HarrisonKennedy.ca for more information. • Sweet Home New Orleans by Phillip Walker, from Going Back Home (2007), available from DeltaGrooveProductions.com and the iTMS. Visit PhillipWalker.com for more information. • In The Windy City, Red Shoe Shuffle and On My Way Home by The Chicago Thieves, from In The Windy City (2007), soon to be available from an online store at their site. Visit ChicagoThieves.co.uk for more information and/or send email to cgiles29@aol.com. • Big Easy (Ain't Easy No More) by Mark Hummel, from Ain't Easy No More (2006), available from Electro-Fi Records and the iTMS. Visit MarkHummel.com for more information. • Sweet Melissa by Chris Juergensen, from Big Bad Sun (2005), available from CD Baby and the iTMS. Visit ChrisJuergensen.com to buy Big Bad Sun directly, and for more information. • Mr. Bowman by Paul Yates, by Paul Yates, included on the compilation Blues And Roots, Vol, 4 (2007), available from BluesandRootsPromotions.com. Mr. Bowman is is the title track of Paul's debut CD (release date unknown). Also available: But Of Course (2004) from Guitar 9 Records. • Bring On The Night by The Jerry Henry Band, from Bake Sale, Volume Four (2007), available by mail from the Great Northern Blues Society in Wausau, WI. Also available from CD Baby: Rockin' The Blues (2003). Visit JerryHenryBand.com for more information. Mentioned during this show: Rich Palmer and Audio Gumshoe; Paul, the music lover, and Indie Music Sampler; The Eel Pie Club. Excellent online resources for more information about the blues: The Blues Foundation and the Delta Blues Museum; and be sure to download and listen to the DBM's top-notch (and free) podcast, the Uncensored History of the Blues. Be sure to read Today's Chicago Blues by Karen Hanson, an excellent guide to all things blues in present-day Chicago. Also, look me up at MySpace, Facebook, and/or Twitter (Music on Murphy's Saloon #101 courtesy of the artists and the Podsafe Music Network, the PROMONET program of the Independent Online Distribution Alliance, Download.com or Garageband.com)

This week's playlist: • Vintage Wine by Dave Hole, from Rough Diamond (2007), available direct from the store at Dave's site and the iTunes Music Store. Visit DaveHole.com for more information. • Trust by Joe White, from Trials Along The Trail (2005), available as a download from IndependentArtistsCompany.com. Visit JoeWhiteMusic.com and Joe's page at Garageband.com for more information. • Straighten Up And Fly Right by Mary-Ann Brandon, from Stone Blues (2007), available from SnailWorx Records and the iTMS. Visit Mary-Ann's IODA PromoNet page for a little more information. • Po' Boy by Paul Yates, included on the compilation Blues And Roots, Vol, 4 (2007), available from BluesandRootsPromotions.com. Po' Boy is from Paul's debut CD Mr. Bowman (release date unknown). Also available: But Of Course (2004) from Guitar 9 Records. • Blues As Blues Can Get by Blue Voodoo, from Hot Wire (My Heart) (2007), available from CD Baby and the iTMS. Visit BlueVoodooBlues.com or their MySpace page for more information. • Hot Wire (My Heart) by Blue Voodoo, also from Hot Wire (My Heart) (2007). • Hoochie Coochie Man by Muddy Waters, from The Lost Tapes (1999), available from BlindPigRecords.com and the iTMS. Visit this page at the Blind Pig site, which provides excellent background information about The Lost Tapes and the players who appear on the album. • Big Bee by Reverend Raven, from Bake Sale, Volume Four (2007), available from the Great Northern Blues Society. Big Bee is also the title track of the Rev.'s brand new CD, which is available from BlueslandRecords.com, CD Baby and the iTMS. Visit ReverendRaven.com for more information. • Ballad of John Lee by Brad Wilson, from Rockin' The Blues (2007), available for sale at Brad's gigs. Brad has eight other albums for sale from CD Baby and the iTMS. He also has a long list of individual tracks for sale through Napster. Visit BradWilsonLive.com for more information. • Don't Touch My Guitar by Pat Coast, from Don't Touch My Guitar (2003), available from CD Baby. Visit PatCoastBand.com for more information. Mentioned during this show: Fat Freddy's Cat. Excellent online resources for more information about the blues: The Blues Foundation and the Delta Blues Museum; and be sure to download and listen to the DBM's top-notch (and free) podcast, the Uncensored History of the Blues. Be sure to read Today's Chicago Blues by Karen Hanson, an excellent guide to all things blues in present-day Chicago. (Music on Murphy's Saloon #81 courtesy of the artists and the Podsafe Music Network, the PROMONET program of the Independent Online Distribution Alliance, Download.com or Garageband.com)