Podcast appearances and mentions of pete robinson

What's up, Goobs. As the Wilderness Years draw towards an end, film journalist Ben Travis and animation academic Sam Summers go back to the future with 2007's time-travelling oddity Meet The Robinsons. And they're joined by special guest Al Horner, who has his very own peculiar history with what might be *the* defining Wilderness movie. Together, they discuss the oddest Robinsons, discover the joy of ‘crogs', and discuss Walt Disney's vision of a ‘great big beautiful tomorrow'. Plus, Sam unpicks the insane lore of the spin-off game, there's a spot of actual time travel, and Ben ponders the big question: who, exactly, is Pete Robinson? The future has arrived! Next up: Bolt Disniversity is brought to you by Ben Travis (@benstravis) and Sam Summers (@samsummers0), with art by Olly Gibbs and music by Nafets. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram at @disniversity. This podcast is not affiliated with Disney. — Welcome to Disniversity, the podcast crash course through the history of Disney's animated classics, with film journalist Ben Travis and animation academic Dr. Sam Summers. Each week, we'll be moving forward in time through the legendary Walt Disney Animation Studios catalogue, watching every feature film in chronological order – from Snow White to Moana 2. Watch along with us, and listen as we explore each film's historical context, advances in animation and lasting legacy, and talk about how they stand up today.

Pat and Mags are joined by Alexis this week and we cover snorting lipitor, going into a frugue state, Godzillow, getting buried, unhoused realtors, the cryptokeeper, Pete Robinson's sex caves, Fartsnight, and being a Love bully. TW: whatever escrow is. #podcast #improv #comedy #comedypodcast #FUNT #funcle #comedypodcastsforeveryone #comedypodcastsforfunts #women #mouthjam #mouthjamily #patandmags #whatarethesethings #whydowedohashtags #whatisSEO? #coldwellbunker Aunt Pat - Colleen Doyle Auntie Mags - Dana Quercioli Charlie McCrackin - Charlie McCrackin Aunt Alexis - Alexis Smith Artwork - Jordan Stafford Mauntras - Carol Doyle Editor - Colleen Doyle

This is the story of one of the greatest minds in the history of the sport of drag racing. Lew Russell Robinson known more widely as "Sneaky Pete" Robinson was an innovator without equal in the 1960s. He approached the sport as a trained engineer from Georgia Tech and took that education to speeds and performance unknown for his time. He was the type of guy they write rules to slow down, to save from themselves and to prevent lesser talented people from trying to venture down avenues they have no business entering. Robinson's 10 year run in the sport both in top gas and top fuel place him among the greatest not just of his generation, but of any generation. His use of simplicity and light weight made him the Colin Chapman of drag racing. His unique and off-the-wall ideas, rooted in aerospace engineering are the stuff of legend and don't seem real until you actually see them. Understand that had Pete Robinson not lost his life in a 1971 crash he would have gone one to likely be an incredible drag racing crew chief, innovator in open wheel racing, and the high performance aftermarket. This is the story of drag racing's mad scientist, "Sneaky Pete" Robinson.

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As traditional banks retract from commercial lending, private credit emerges as a compelling alternative. In the latest episode of the Portfolio Construction podcast, Paul O'Connor, Head of Investment at Netwealth, and Pete Robinson, Head of Strategy at Challenger Investment Management, offer insightful perspectives on the rise of private credit and the inherent challenges, such as lack of transparency, higher credit risk, and lower liquidity. They explore the strategic placement of private credit within a diverse portfolio, investor considerations regarding liquidity, and the sector's key risks, all while highlighting where the most valuable opportunities may lie.

With re-entering fixed income markets a key focus for many investors, most of the activity - and knowledge - is centred around public credit options such as government bonds. In this episode, host James Whelan takes a deep dive into private credit markets, which may be lesser known, but which can offer more opportunities for value and performance. Along with expert guests Ameya Hattangadi from Morningstar and Pete Robinson from Challenger Investment Management, James explores the ins and outs of private credit, including the options available, the risks, its behaviour as an asset class, valuation methods, and the role it can play within a portfolio. Ameya Hattangadi LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ameya-hattangadi-cfa-58358615/ Pete Robinson LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pete-robinson-2b70069/ James Whelan LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-whelan-68146036/ Morningstar: Empowering Investor Success. https://ensombl.com/go/1-20240506 This episode is proudly sponsored by Challenger https://ensombl.com/go/2-20240506 Join the Ensombl platform: App Store: http://www.ensombl.com/apple Google Play: http://www.ensombl.com/google Desktop: https://www.ensombl.com/ General Disclaimer – https://www.ensombl.com/disclaimer/

There is no hiding place on a tennis court, everything falls on your shoulders and that's something Pete Robinson relishes. He explains why the sport is so important to him. ★ Support this podcast ★

Cell and gene therapies have come a long way in the past 20 years. And more recent advances and successes with CRISPR and CAR-T technologies have left the field of opportunity wide open for treatments that can potentially move the needle, particularly for patients with oncologic or rare diseases. But with great advancements come significant challenges.Pete Robinson, Vice President, Medical and Scientific Strategy and Head of the Cell & Gene Therapy Consortium and James Barwick-Silk, Director, Scientific Strategy, Cell & Gene Therapy at Syneos Health discuss the latest exciting developments, as well as hurdles the biopharmaceutical industry must overcome – from R&D, to manufacturing, to access and reimbursement – in order to successfully bring these therapies to market.For more from our experts in rare disease, be sure to check out:Innovation Perspectives in Rare Disease Drug DevelopmentThe Syneos Health Podcast: Navigating the Rare Disease LandscapeThe Syneos Health Podcast: Mental Health in Rare DiseaseThe Syneos Health Podcast: Epilepsy, the Central Nervous System and Rare DiseaseIncorporating the Patient Voice Into the Rare Disease Drug Development ParadigmPrioritizing Mental Health Services for Those Living With Rare DiseaseRare Disease Drug Development: Clinical, Scientific, Patient, and Caregiver PerspectivesIf you want access to more future-focused, actionable insights to help biopharmaceutical companies better execute and succeed in a constantly evolving environment, visit the Syneos Health Insights Hub. The perspectives you'll find there are driven by dynamic research and crafted by subject matter experts focused on real answers to help guide decision making and investment. You can find it all at insightshub.health.Like what you're hearing?  Be sure to rate and review us!  We want to hear from you!  If there's a topic you'd like us to cover on a future episode, contact us at podcast@syneoshealth.com. 

Historically, sitting on the fence has implied indecisiveness. But can a high conviction view be a lack of conviction? Investors may be facing a regime shift in markets that changes the traditional relationship between growth and defensive allocations. In a low conviction world, an allocation to a blend of public and private credit makes sense. It allows investors to sit on the fence, retaining flexibility through a period of heightened uncertainty while still generating an acceptable return. - Pete Robinson, CIP Asset Management. Earn 0.50 CE/CPD hrs on Portfolio Construction Forum

This year on the Thunder Bros Halloween special we are joined by a special guest, our ex producer, Shelby Draper! We divulge in some Halloween treats and open up a monthly snack crate! We also get married! It's a spooky time! Burgess breaks the hotdog eating contest record. Tyler changes his name to Pete Robinson. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode we celebrate the 15th anniversary of Sage Gateshead by seeking the views of people for whom it has meant a great deal over that time: photographer and regular gig-goer Pete Robinson; artist in residence Ruth Patterson; and marketing and communications director Esme Flounders. Managing director Abigail Pogson gives us some clues as to what we can expect from the next 15 years; Clarence Adoo tells us about pioneering work he’s doing with RNS Moves to create a unique, inclusive ensemble that brings together disabled and non-disabled musicians; and we follow the progress of Elaine Henderson, one of the members of the Silver Programme for people over the age of 50, as she takes up percussion.

Waterman is a railroad town. It began as a railroad station. It was named after a railroad employee. It still sees several freight trains pass through each day. But it also has its own unique railroad: The Waterman & Western. Located in Waterman’s Lions Community Park, The Waterman & Western (also known as The Waterman Train, The Holiday Train, or simply Pete’s Train) has been bringing joy to visitors for 25 years. It is the brainchild of railroad enthusiast Pete Robinson, who knew from the age of five that he would someday run his own train. Join hosts Clint Cargile and Connie Kuntz as they explore Waterman’s most well-known attraction and get to know the man who built it. Curiosity Seekers! If you have questions about the history, people, places, objects, or events unique to your area, and you’d like us to investigate, visit WNIJ.org and fill out our handy submission form, or email us at corn@niu.edu . Show Notes Waterman & Western Railroad (Facebook) Village of Waterman

In spring 2019, Peter Robinson was photographed carrying a gigantic catfish across an intersection in downtown Davenport. We at QuadCities.com picked up that picture and turned it into a series of memes that went viral across the internet, spawning more memes that likewise went viral, and turned “catfish guy” into a web sensation that popped […]

He’s been a viral sensation ever since his picture showed up on Facebook, helped along by a posting on the QuadCities.com Facebook page that yielded over 300 shares — he’s the QC Fish Guy, Pete Robinson, the dude who was photographed with a massive catfish in his arms crossing the street in downtown Davenport. Since […]

This week on the Art Of Touring, it's the first ever LIVE episode! Recorded on February 23rd 2019 at Memo Music Hall in St Kilda, Siz Dog sat down with the members of ELECTRIC MARY for their Album Launch! Brett Wood, Pete Robinson and Rusty Brown make their 2nd appearance on the Art Of Touring, while Alex Raunjak and Paul "Spyder" Marrett join the ranks for the first time. The lads get very raucous during the interview, and reveal the inner workings of the band and how the album "MOTHER" was put together, with a very interesting section of questions from the audience to finish the conversation! Art Of Touring is brought to you this week by the Soul Food Cafe!

We look at the Polytech merger announcement, the rural outlook for 2019, tractor sales with Garry Watt from Commercial Norwood, Ian Williams from Pioneer Brand Products, and an update on the Australian droughts from Pete Robinson in Townsville. Kim Blair is in for Hamish McKay this weekend.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

BONUS - The trio reaches out to Pete Robinson, a Public Relations Consultant, for advice on how to save classical music. Good thing the phone call was free. Pete Robinson is played by Joe Bonacci. More information about his comedy can be found at http://www.quietallaround.net/joebonacci. Spencer Snyder, Will Stackpole, and Michael J Vince appear as themselves, unfortunately. Find out more about them, and loudBOX NYC, at www.loudboxnyc.com. Disclaimer: All characters are fictitious and any similarity to persons living or dead is purely coincidental and unintentional.Copyright loudBOX LLC Support Adagio For Things by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/adagioforthings

This week on the Art Of Touring podcast, old mate Siz Dog sits down with Guitar Player Pete Robinson of Electric Mary and Russel Morris! The two talk at length about Pete's Musical career, and possibly the most insane road story to date! Art Of Touring is brought to you this week by Recall!

In this episode of The Effortless Swimming Podcast, we have Pete Robinson aka "Robbo". He is a 3-time world champion in Triathlon, qualified for the 2000 and 2004 Olympic Games, and a bronze medalist in the Commonwealth Games. Pete has transition to a coach through his business - Elite Performing Minds.In this podcast, we'll talk about how Pete: has had a great success in the last 2 decades of competition used mental strategies to have the upper edge over his competitors teaches all these as a mentor

On Episode 12 of the ODU Wrestling Monarch Matcast, we'll recap the regular season with ODU head wrestling coach Steve Martin. The Monarch wrestlers are coming off back-to-back road trips that took them to Michigan for duals with MAC rivals Eastern Michigan and Central Michigan before coming home and turning around to go back to the Midwest with duals at Northern Iowa and Northern Illinois. ODU went 3-1 on the two trips, getting upset by Northern Iowa 18-16 in historic West Gym in Cedar Falls. The Monarchs rallied to beat Northern Illinois to close out the regular season ranked 22nd in the country and finishing with a 13-5 record in dual meets. Coach Martin is now 131-76-3 in 11 seasons. He's third on the all-time wrestling coaching list for career wins and can move past previous coach Gray Simons next season. Pete Robinson is the wins leader at ODU with 172, while coach Simons has 136. ODU has an opportunity to win its 500th dual next season. Wins over several nationally-ranked teams highlighted the schedule, including a win over a top-10 opponent for the first time in program history. We'll look at the MAC rankings and prep for the MAC championships, hosted by top-ranked Missouri on March 7-8. Keep an eye on www.monarchmatcast.com for updates and various formats of how you can listen to the show and subscribe via iTunes, Stitcher, Spreaker and TuneIn. Android and iOS apps here! Go to www.monarchmatcast.com/apps to get the FREE app for your iOS or Android device. Check the HOW TO LISTEN menu and you'll see links right to the specific apps and programs. It's also available on the sidebar of the homepage. Follow @mattalkonline on Twitter for updates and nuggets of information about the ODU Wrestling Monarch Matcast and all the other shows that are part of the Mat Talk Podcast Network. You can also check out our network home page at www.mattalkonline.com.

On Episode 12 of the ODU Wrestling Monarch Matcast, we'll recap the regular season with ODU head wrestling coach Steve Martin. The Monarch wrestlers are coming off back-to-back road trips that took them to Michigan for duals with MAC rivals Eastern Michigan and Central Michigan before coming home and turning around to go back to the Midwest with duals at Northern Iowa and Northern Illinois. ODU went 3-1 on the two trips, getting upset by Northern Iowa 18-16 in historic West Gym in Cedar Falls. The Monarchs rallied to beat Northern Illinois to close out the regular season ranked 22nd in the country and finishing with a 13-5 record in dual meets. Coach Martin is now 131-76-3 in 11 seasons. He's third on the all-time wrestling coaching list for career wins and can move past previous coach Gray Simons next season. Pete Robinson is the wins leader at ODU with 172, while coach Simons has 136. ODU has an opportunity to win its 500th dual next season. Wins over several nationally-ranked teams highlighted the schedule, including a win over a top-10 opponent for the first time in program history. We'll look at the MAC rankings and prep for the MAC championships, hosted by top-ranked Missouri on March 7-8. Keep an eye on www.monarchmatcast.com for updates and various formats of how you can listen to the show and subscribe via iTunes, Stitcher, Spreaker and TuneIn. Android and iOS apps here! Go to www.monarchmatcast.com/apps to get the FREE app for your iOS or Android device. Check the HOW TO LISTEN menu and you'll see links right to the specific apps and programs. It's also available on the sidebar of the homepage. Follow @mattalkonline on Twitter for updates and nuggets of information about the ODU Wrestling Monarch Matcast and all the other shows that are part of the Mat Talk Podcast Network. You can also check out our network home page at www.mattalkonline.com.

Hey there Monarch Wrestling fans, Jason Bryant here with another episode of the ODU Wrestling Monarch Matcast. Today we'll talk with 1967 All-American David Lindhjem, who will be inducted into the ODU Sports Hall of Fame on November 8. Lindhjem wrestled for coach Pete Robinson during the early years of the program and placed fourth at the 1967 NCAA College Division championships. A longtime teacher and educator at nearby Norfolk Academy, Lindhjem will join Wendy Larry, Beth Anders, Alex Loughton and Izak van der Merwe as part of the Class of 2014.  Before we get to our engaging discussion with Lindhjem, we'll give you a rundown of action from the first week of college wrestling season and previewing what's next for your Monarch wrestling program.  Second-ranked Jack Dechow competed at the NWCA All-Star Classic at 184 pounds. He fell to Cornell's top-ranked Gabe Dean 5-2. Dechow made ODU's fourth-ever appearance, following Wayne Bright in 1970, and James Nicholson, who appeared in 2008 and 2009. The freshmen got to work down at The Citadel Open in Charleston, South Carolina over the weekend.   125-pounder Josh Markham finished second, falling to Coker's Travis Laxton 6-5 in the finals. Markham had two decisions and two technical falls on the way to the finals.  California native Emilio Saavedra finished second at 133 pounds, losing to two-time NCAA qualifier Nathan Kraisser of Campbell. Kraisser is redshirting this year after transferring from North Carolina.  At 157 pounds, T.C. Warner reached the finals picking up a fall, a major decision and a technical fall. In the finals, he was pinned by NAIA All-American Shawn McGhee of Campbellsville.  New Jersey native Joey Balboni took third at 174 pounds, falling early in the tournament to UNC Pembroke's Terrence Zaleski, the eventual champion. Balboni won six consolation matches to earn third place in his first collegiate action.  The next two weeks will only be open competition for the Monarch wrestling program as they head up to Binghamton for the Binghamton Open, then head down to Raleigh on November 16 for the N.C. State Wolfpack Open.  A reminder the first home dual is on Sunday, November 23 at 1 p.m. against sixth-ranked Missouri. ODU enters the season ranked No. 22 in the first USA Today/NWCA Division I Coaches Poll that was released on November 1. That weekend is also alumni weekend for Monarch wrestling alumni. Join us for a weekend of ODU sports action with wrestling and of course, the football game on Saturday, November 22.  Lindhjem's got some great stories about Pete Robinson, Carl Ragland, Lou Curra and some of the other personalities during his time in Norfolk.  Be sure to check out the Monarch Matcast apps available for Android and iOS by going to www.monarchmatcast.com/apps.The Monarch Matcast is a presentation of the Mat Talk Podcast Network. Find the entire network of shows at www.mattalkonline.com

Hey there Monarch Wrestling fans, Jason Bryant here with another episode of the ODU Wrestling Monarch Matcast. Today we’ll talk with 1967 All-American David Lindhjem, who will be inducted into the ODU Sports Hall of Fame on November 8.   Lindhjem wrestled for coach Pete Robinson during the early years of the program and placed fourth at the 1967 NCAA College Division championships. A longtime teacher and educator at nearby Norfolk Academy, Lindhjem will join Wendy Larry, Beth Anders, Alex Loughton and Izak van der Merwe as part of the Class of 2014.    Before we get to our engaging discussion with Lindhjem, we’ll give you a rundown of action from the first week of college wrestling season and previewing what’s next for your Monarch wrestling program.    Second-ranked Jack Dechow competed at the NWCA All-Star Classic at 184 pounds. He fell to Cornell’s top-ranked Gabe Dean 5-2. Dechow made ODU’s fourth-ever appearance, following Wayne Bright in 1970, and James Nicholson, who appeared in 2008 and 2009.   The freshmen got to work down at The Citadel Open in Charleston, South Carolina over the weekend.     125-pounder Josh Markham finished second, falling to Coker’s Travis Laxton 6-5 in the finals. Markham had two decisions and two technical falls on the way to the finals.    California native Emilio Saavedra finished second at 133 pounds, losing to two-time NCAA qualifier Nathan Kraisser of Campbell. Kraisser is redshirting this year after transferring from North Carolina.    At 157 pounds, T.C. Warner reached the finals picking up a fall, a major decision and a technical fall. In the finals, he was pinned by NAIA All-American Shawn McGhee of Campbellsville.    New Jersey native Joey Balboni took third at 174 pounds, falling early in the tournament to UNC Pembroke’s Terrence Zaleski, the eventual champion. Balboni won six consolation matches to earn third place in his first collegiate action.    The next two weeks will only be open competition for the Monarch wrestling program as they head up to Binghamton for the Binghamton Open, then head down to Raleigh on November 16 for the N.C. State Wolfpack Open.    A reminder the first home dual is on Sunday, November 23 at 1 p.m. against sixth-ranked Missouri. ODU enters the season ranked No. 22 in the first USA Today/NWCA Division I Coaches Poll that was released on November 1. That weekend is also alumni weekend for Monarch wrestling alumni. Join us for a weekend of ODU sports action with wrestling and of course, the football game on Saturday, November 22.    Lindhjem’s got some great stories about Pete Robinson, Carl Ragland, Lou Curra and some of the other personalities during his time in Norfolk.    Be sure to check out the Monarch Matcast apps available for Android and iOS by going to www.monarchmatcast.com/apps. The Monarch Matcast is a presentation of the Mat Talk Podcast Network. Find the entire network of shows at www.mattalkonline.com