Podcast appearances and mentions of Peter Harper

Dartmoor - home to 35,000 people and a magnet for 11 million visitors every year. How on earth do you balance the moor's delicate eco-system with the demands of the people who live, work and play on it? Devoncast welcomes moorland farmer Peter Harper, who is also a member of the Dartmoor National Park Authority, to talk about what makes the moor special, and how it can be kept that way. Will we one day have to pay to use it? That's not as outlandish as you might think. In Torbay, a new ‘tribe' is on the streets, working to save lives with a fast-acting drug that can reverse the effects of an overdose. And in Seaton the saga of the empty hospital wing shows no signs of being resolved. It's all on the latest edition of Devoncast.

You probably know Ed Helms from his unforgettable turns in The Hangover movies, The Office, and a laundry list of era-defining comedies, but what you might not know is that he shreds bluegrass music, too. (Actually, if you've seen The Office, you'll know about his impressive musicianship.) Helms has played in bluegrass bands since his college days, so he knows a thing or two about writing a great American roots song. And what's more American than getting too pissed off and ruining nice things?Helms joins Sean Watkins and Peter Harper for a writing session that centers on a paraphrased version of Abraham Maslow's law of the instrument: “When all you've got is a hammer, everything's a nail.” The trio use the phrase as a way to look at personal and societal inabilities to approach situations with “the right tool,” like nuance, patience, or grace. Instead, anger—the hammer—seems to be the only tool in our belts. That inevitably means we end up smashing stuff.Tune in to hear how this John Prine-inspired country tune takes shape—plus, don't miss the story of Sean's DMV blowup when he was just 16.This episode is sponsored by Berklee Online: https://online.berklee.edu/Join our Patreon: http://patreon.com/beforeyourveryears

This time on Before Your Very Ears, hosts Sean Watkins and Peter Harper give love a chance. Helping them learn the ways of love is Nick Thune, comedian and musician, who spearheads the songwriting session—but not before sharing some of the best bird-related jokes you'll ever hear.The trio settles on a Steve Jobs-ish strategy of starting with the finished product, and working their way backwards. The end goal in this case? A love song, but a different kind of love song. The objective prompts interesting discussions: What's a typical love song, and therefore what will make for an atypical love song? Romantic ballads are usually filled with rose-colored reflections and sweet sentiment, and this one isn't too different, but there's one key thing missing: a love interest.That doesn't stop the song's protagonist, whose hunt for love unspools over a verse that eventually slows to a speak-singing 6/8 sway, and a radio-ready power-pop chorus. If you've ever wondered how to write a classic love song, well… look elsewhere. But if you're keen on figuring out how to write a memorable, distinct one, this is your episode.This episode is sponsored by Berklee Online: https://online.berklee.edu/Join our Patreon: http://patreon.com/beforeyourveryears

Ever wondered how songwriters capture scenery and stories so vivid that they seem to jump out of the song and into real life? Cary Brothers can offer some insight. In addition to releasing three full-length solo albums, the Los Angeles-based musician's songs have been featured in dozens of film and TV productions, including Grey's Anatomy, ER, Scrubs, One Tree Hill, Smallville, 90210, Garden State, and more.Brothers moved to Los Angeles to work in film, but eventually turned to focus on writing music. His experiences in Hollywood gave Brothers a keen visual sense in music—and a deep appreciation for how sounds and visuals can augment one another. This time out on Before Your Very Ears, Brothers joins hosts Sean Watkins and Peter Harper to talk about how to balance the desires of both our eyes and ears while arranging tunes.The end result is a deliciously striking last-call serenade. It starts with a Pogues-esque keys motif, then blossoms into a Waits-meets-Springsteen, back-of-the-bar heartbreaker. The details get filled in as the writing session goes on—the local watering hole with its broken jukebox and laissez-faire doorman—and before long, the cinematic, lonesome ballad takes shape.This episode is sponsored by Berklee Online: https://online.berklee.edu/Join our Patreon: http://patreon.com/beforeyourveryears

The UK Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers (DMCC) Act introduces broad changes to the merger control regime. In this podcast, Julia Woodward-Carlton, Peter Harper, Claire Morgan and Laura Wright discuss the crackdown on killer acquisitions, changes to jurisdictional thresholds and merger investigation procedures, as well as new mandatory merger reporting requirements that businesses need to be aware of.

Mississippi-born, Los Angeles-based musician and songwriter Garrison Starr has been recording and releasing music since the early '90s. The veteran rocker is an expert on creative expression—but also on navigating the “ballsack of an industry” that is the professional music world.That includes the alienating experience of having to engage in a narrative—whether in song or in the press—that isn't real or true for you, maybe even one that cheapens your personhood. “How many times have I done that to myself?” Starr wonders. These are the things the commercial music industry foists upon its would-be stars.Along with Before Your Very Ears hosts Sean Watkins and Peter Harper, Starr hits on the key to writing great songs: Being honest creates more, and better, success. “The vulnerability is where the power is,” says Starr. Fueled by the experience of being outed in college, and then exiled from her evangelical community for being gay, Starr leads the trio on a songwriting expedition to examine the damage of having our stories ripped from us—and the potential of reclamation through song.This episode is sponsored by Berklee Online: https://online.berklee.edu/Join our Patreon: http://patreon.com/beforeyourveryears

If you've been in any bar past last call, you've heard Dan Wilson's work. “Closing Time” launched his band Semisonic into the international pop-culture stratosphere in 1998, and since then, he's become an A-list cowriter with some of music's biggest names—including, perhaps, the biggest: Taylor Swift. The 62-year-old Minnesota native cowrote the Chicks' Grammy-winning anthem “Not Ready to Make Nice,” Adele's tear-jerker “Someone Like You,” and Chris Stapleton's “White Horse,” which took home the 2024 Grammy for best country song. Wilson insists that he rebels against any “role” foisted upon him in the studio—he's less “writer's block killer” and more “creative therapist,” digging for truth and emotion.Wilson's creative craft has brought us some of this century's most ubiquitous and popular songs, and on this episode of Before Your Very Ears, he applies it with hosts Sean Watkins and Peter Harper to write an alt-country tune in G major. The central idea? You're not your feelings, and sometimes it's only through the grace of those closest to us that we can pare down an overreaction: “It's a long-term solution to a short-term problem/When you're looking for answers, that's when everybody's got one,” the main hook calls.This episode is sponsored by Berklee Online: https://online.berklee.edu/Join our Patreon: http://patreon.com/beforeyourveryears

Joey Ryan and Kenneth Pattengale, the songwriters and musicians behind indie-folk favorites Milk Carton Kids, don't cut corners when it comes to songwriting. Everything gets held under the microscope; everything is subject to change. There's no ego in the room, just pure service of the song.Ryan and Pattengale join hosts Sean Watkins and Peter Harper to talk influences—what gets through into your songwriting, and what do you block out?—before digging into a downtempo plucker built around a timeless, folk-country melodic convention. Once the basic pieces are in place, though, things get interesting. The gang calls this “Burt Bacharach-ing it up;” lashing the essential elements tightly to the deck. Word choices are analyzed and tweaked, melodies are shifted ever so slightly, and chord progressions are optimized, note by note.The quartet settles on a simple, memorable lyrical composition (“An Orbison, one-nugget snapshot”), but that doesn't mean there isn't space for some Adam Sandler vocal influence to counterbalance the Nebraska-era Springsteen solemnity.This episode is sponsored by Berklee Online: https://online.berklee.edu/Join our Patreon: http://patreon.com/beforeyourveryears

On the second episode of Before Your Very Ears, west coast folk musician and songwriting powerhouse Madison Cunningham engages in some anger management.Along with hosts Sean Watkins and Peter Harper, Cunningham, whose 2022 record Revealer won the Grammy for Best Folk Album, digs into the nature of artistry and truth-telling: What are the social and professional costs of telling it like it is, or simply sticking to your artistic guns instead of appealing to the masses? Wilco's Yankee Hotel Foxtrot got them dropped from their label—then it went on to become their most celebrated record. Who's to say?Invoking her upbringing in the church and subsequent alienation from it, in part thanks to the ostracizing that came from questioning the rules, Cunningham leads the group on a writing session rooted in expressing anger and frustrating. “I write because I'm trying to hit something instead of someone,” Cunningham quips. What takes form is a folk-rock “rage song” about transmitters and receivers, about the incessant flow of information and the resonance, dissonance, and white noise that we're all hooked up to. It's also an expert lesson in subtlety and the expression of complex ideas: “Talk about the summer, passing the time/Your guess about Jesus is as good as mine,” Cunningham conjures on the verse.This episode is sponsored by Berklee Online: https://online.berklee.edu/Join our Patreon: http://patreon.com/beforeyourveryears

While plenty of songwriters are happy to give a post-mortem review of how they write a song, the actual process happens behind closed doors. What goes through their heads while they decide on a specific word choice? Who hasn't wished to be a fly on the wall while professional musicians hack together the pieces that make our favorite songs?That's the experience of Before Your Very Ears, a new podcast hosted by guitarists Sean Watkins and Peter Harper. On each episode, Watkins and Harper are joined by a different guest musician, and together, the three of them have one goal before the mics stop rolling: They have to write an original song. Before Your Very Ears is a fun, insightful exploration of the mysterious, ever-elusive “Songwriting Process,” and a real-time demonstration of the twists and turns that result in the music we love.This debut episode features Vulfpeck founder and guitarist Theo Katzman. The trio starts with a gentle acoustic idea, envisioned as a sleepy-time lullaby. But as each player introduces their perspective on the concept, it soon turns into a profound, heart-felt meditation on death and grief, and what it means to lose someone.Step right up, and witness the creative brain in motion Before Your Very Ears!This episode is sponsored by Berklee Online: https://online.berklee.edu/Join our Patreon: http://patreon.com/beforeyourveryears

General Manager of the Temora Aviation Museum, Peter Harper, joined Jamie & Leigh to chat about the April Showcase of their aircraft, and also to preview the incredible Warbirds Downunder.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the latest podcast from our Life Sciences M&A and competition teams, partners Steven Hacking, Peter Harper, Josh Shapiro, Martin Bechtold, Jeff Bialos, Claire Morgan and Daniel von Brevern explore the topic of foreign direct investment controls which regulate investment into domestic companies - a global trend and a regime which we have seen substantial expansion in throughout the EU, UK and US as well as elsewhere globally. 

“Accept yourself as you are, and tell me what arises.” Wat wil er dán door jou gezien, ervaren en gedeeld worden? De afgelopen twee weken was ik met Frodo op een episch avontuur in Wales. In vijf dagen wandelden we met een tentje door de wildernis, richting Spirit Horse. Een sprookjesachtig ‘dorp' van tipi's, yurts en mysterieuze houten tempels in een magische vallei waar de Ierse sjamaan Shivam o'Brien tussen bloeiende meidoorns en watervallen al ruim dertig jaar mensen van heinde en verre begeleidt op het pad van zelfrealisatie. Op deze plek dook ik voor de vierde keer in het proces van de Enlightenment Intensive - waarover je in de vorige episode met Peter Harper van The Drunken Monk al meer hoorde. Vandaag deel ik één van de heerlijke openbaringen die ik hier ervaarde. Een inzicht dat ik kreeg ná de drie dagen van de Enlightenment Intensive, tijdens een dyad waarbij ik deze vraag kreeg: “Accept yourself as you are, and tell me what arises”. Het was ongelofelijk om via die vraag pijlsnel helder inzicht te krijgen, herinnerd te worden aan wie ik daadwerkelijk ben en wat ik het allerliefst wil betekenen in de wereld. In deze aflevering hoor je ook meer over het proces en de structuur van de Enlightenment Intensive én begeleid ik je aan het eind door een oefening waarmee jij zélf ook weer dieper inzicht krijgt en herinnerd wordt aan wat JOUW missie is in de wereld. Ik vind het heel tof om te horen wat er via deze oefening bij jou naar boven is gekomen, leuk als je me een berichtje stuurt via jorien@broesli.nl of je ervaringen deelt via Instagram (@jorien_broesli) of LinkedIn (@Jorien Weterings).Benieuwd naar Spirit Horse? In augustus is daar weer een Enlightenment Intensive, ook worden er andere evenementen georganiseerd. Ga naar https://www.spirithorse.co.uk/ voor meer informatie. Klik hier om Spirit Horse op Instagram te volgen. BROESLI begeleidt de meest gedreven ondernemers op het pad van zelfrealisatie, groei en impact. In juni kun je nog starten met een 1-1 mentorship dat tot en met december duurt, waarbij jij en je bedrijf helemaal in alignment met je zielsmissie gebracht worden, en jij versneld je doelen gaat manifesteren. Kijk voor meer informatie op mijn website. Of plan hier alvast een kennismakingsgesprek van 30 minuten, waarin we samen onderzoeken of wij een match zijn voor een business mentorship.

“How can you manifest more of what you ARE?” “Who am I without my stories?” The Enlightenment Intensives facilitated by Peter Harper have been the most profound experiences in my life and tremendously accelerated my process of self realisation and expansion as an entrepreneur. Together with Veronika Kremen, Peter started The Drunken Monk project in 2019. “The Enlightenment Intensive is a unique group retreat enabling a spiritual enlightenment experience (satori) within a relatively short time.”. In this episode we talk about Peter's purpose: why he is totally devoted and committed to bringing this practice into the lives of many people. How he surrendered to the natural flow of things that brought him from wanting to become a rockstar, to guiding an ever growing community towards the essence of who we are. He shares four key elements of the process: commit to the intention of awakening become aware of your focus & redirecting it to the NOW practice loving kindness: forgiveness, gratitude and self-love play: life will guide you Committing and surrendering to this process will lead you to experience satisfaction for no reason. There will be less fear and anxiety and more magic in your life and it will enhance your creativity, energy and inspiration as a conscious creator. Our conversation ends with a wonderful exercise that you can do on your own. Sit back, relax, let yourself be guided through this profound contemplation of you experiencing your essential self and open up to the wonder that has been waiting for you to receive it. Learn more about The Drunken Monk and the Enlightenment Intensive Get updates end enjoy weekly online meditations on Instagram The next Enlightenment Intensive hosted by The Drunken Monk in Mandali Retreat Center will take place in November 2023, click here for more details. Find The Drunken Monk on Spotify for guided meditations and conscious music BROESLI supports cutting edge leaders and conscious entrepreneurs on the path of self realisation and positive impact. Find out more about BROESLI on my website.

Hear from our Life Sciences and Competition teams, including partners Steven Hacking, Peter Harper, Josh Shapiro, Martin Bechtold, Jeff Bialos and Claire Morgan as they explore the issues competition regulators focus on when they assess M&A deals in the sector and discuss topics such as the continued digitalization of healthcare and lessons learned, offering perspectives from both Europe and the US.

Dans la famille Harper on vous présente le petit frère, Peter, musicien qui depuis dizaines d'années qui jouit d'une petite fanbase ici en France. Dans cet épisode de Station To Station nous faisons plus ample connaissance avec cet artiste à l'enthousiasme sans limite qui s'apprête à sortir un nouvel album avec comme lead single: "We're Coming ".

We are currently living through an energy crises, but what actually is an energy crises? What does it mean for our future? and what is being done to help us get through it? We speak with researcher, activist and climate change communicator, Peter Harper, who has spent his entire life thinking about these questions. We also speak with Elree Winnett Seelig, who is a Managing Director and Head of Environmental, Social and Governance for Citi's Markets business, to understand what is currently being done and what still could be done to resolve this crises. To go deeper into this conversation watch our panel discussion here: https://youtu.be/58rnM-BuqCo Interviewer: Ross Ziegelmeier Producer: Ross Ziegelmeier Speakers: Elree Winnett and Peter Harper

In this STUDY HALL CLIP, artist and educator Peter Harper shares his experience with being rejected in higher education. To LISTEN to the full episode check out episode #16Enjoy! Would love to hear your thoughts.For Episode Notes & Exclusive Content: https://www.drjaewilliams.com/dr-jaes-gemsSubscribe & Follow for Episode Updates: https://linktr.ee/drjaewilliamsWatch Dr. Jae's Office Hours On YoutubeConnect with Dr. Jae: info@drjaewilliams.com

In this episode, I spoke with renowned sculptor, musician, and educator Peter Harper. Harper's work as a sculptor is featured in the collections of celebrities such as Meg Ryan, Henry Rollins, Woody Harrelson, Danny DeVito, Maya Angelou, and many more. As a musician, he has toured all over the world and it has been said that Harper approaches songwriting and making music like sculpting, slowly building one layer of sound waves at a time until the song takes shape and tells a unique story.We spoke about his journey of self-discovery, drawing from his creative well and his life-changing epiphany at the Louvre Museum in Paris, France. I learned so much in this conversation and I am confident that you will too. So, step inside my office and vibe with us on this episode of Dr. Jae's Office Hours.For Episode Notes & Exclusive Content: https://www.drjaewilliams.com/dr-jaes-gemsSubscribe & Follow for Episode Updates: https://linktr.ee/drjaewilliamsWatch Dr. Jae's Office Hours On YoutubeConnect with Dr. Jae: info@drjaewilliams.com

Peter Harper began making music in his late 30s and has gone on to produce four records including his latest "Survive", which he is currently touring in France – a country which has shown him a lot of love. He popped by the FRANCE 24 studios to tell us about his future record and his craft as an artist. We also take a look at new music by Tamino, Shygirl and Jeanne Added. 

How you structure your investment into US public and private markets depends on the following seven factors as Peter Harper of Asena Advisers will tell you in this episode.

Acting Inspector Jill Gibson from Riverina Police District about Coffee With A Cop, Annette St Clair about the importance of Melanoma March, an update on Coolamon Shire from Mayor Dave McCann, and Temora Aviation Museum has its first flying day of the year - Peter Harper gives us all the details. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hi All, Yes we are still here and will be returning with NEW shows in the very near future !!! I have put together this show with past clips but good clips, I hope you enjoy listening to the great information it has to offer. If you would like to be a part of our future shows by sending in audio clips with information,news, or just fun , please contact myself Peter Harper at peterharper776@aol.com for more information. Well sit back, relax and enjoy this great episode. See Ya Soon !!!!

We were joined by Peter Harper where we discussed his journey in karate and photography and how he has been able to create one of the best agencies in Africa. Discussing some of the key aspects of childhood including learning and seeing positivity in challenging times. Contact us to let us know what guests you suggest would be great on the show!Stay In Your Lane PodcastGUEST: Peter Harper

Hotels swap overnight rates for residential leases, reconfigure conference rooms, revisit management agreements, and eschew the breakfast bar amid the coronavirus pandemic. Hear from Matthew Rubie, Australia General Manager, Frasers Hospitality Group; Ross Beardsell, executive vice president, project and development services, JLL Hotels & Hospitality Group; and Peter Harper, executive vice President, JLL Hotels & Hospitality Group. Host: Rebecca Kent, content manager, JLL (This podcast was recorded on 15 May, 2020) Read the transcript at https://www.jll.com.au/en/campaign/perspectives-podcast (https://www.jll.com.au/en/campaign/perspectives-podcast)

Whatta trip this episode is! We get to talk about the way that science and spirituality are starting a dance together.Peter is a quantum energy healer from the South Island of New Zealand. He has a nourishing spirit and a big heart. This was LEGITIMATELY one of my favourite episodes to record (and listen to) so far.I also hope that you enjoy the new theme song!!If you want to reach Peter Harper Ph.D, Quantum Energy Healer, you can email him at pl.harper@xtra.co.nz or give him a call on his home phone at +6434346753. He does in person sessions as well as sessions over Skype, it is all very powerful.~~~If you are enjoying what’s coming out of these episodes, be sure to follow me, Jenn, your host, on Instagram @jenn.ago and the podcast @yourdiscovery_ !! Catch ya on the flip side!~~~00:00 New Theme Song!00:27 Jenn’s intro02:27 Introducing the interview Peter03:26 Peter shares his history and what brought him to Quantum Energy Healing04:40 Moving from science to discovering who we really are05:30 Medical system is becoming overloaded06:35 “I am merely the messenger.”06:45 “Your higher self knows exactly what it is that needs to happen.”08:00 Shen energy08:30 Quantum physics side of it.09:55 What we are thinking about affects our DNA and our genes.10:20 I believe science and spirituality are coming together11:00 Helping people heal themselves12:40 Integrated quantum medicine (IQM)14:20 The secret to manifestation16:06 “We are amazing beings, nothing happens by chance.”17:20 “Whatever your passion is, is the reason why you are here.”17:50 First question: What is the (un)importance of having a purpose?19:10 Second question: How do you find your purpose?19:22 Question everything20:50 Beings beyond us21:15 Thought as a being23:10 Authenticity23:18 Third question: How can you give purpose to your life?24:18 Why are we here?25:00 We are everything26:00 Is this a reality?27:10 Psychedelics29:45 We all have guides, once you ask them in, they can come and help you.31:08 Once you can get rid of your mind, your heart is the seat of the soul32:15 Peter’s meditation practice33:30 We have potential33:55 Fourth question: What is your purpose?35:20 Importance of openness36:10 Fifth question: What would you give up in order to satisfy your purpose?38:40 What happens when you are passionate about what you do.40:00 Be kind41:10 We are all one42:05 The heart is the key42:45 Young people are creators43:35 “Be kind. Be in harmony. Be in peace. Be in gratitude.”44:28 You can heal yourself45:05 Outro by Jenn48:36 New theme song! Woohoo!

Mike Myers interviews Peter Harper from Visual Connections about role that Print, Graphics, Signage and Display industries play in our everyday lives, the wide variety of career opportunities that exist within these industries and Visual Connections involvement with REA to promote STEM career pathways to students.

Live from Pono Kitchen and Tap in Capitola California, musician Peter Harper, brother of 3x Grammy Award winner Ben Harper was our Off the Lip Radio guest.

Welcome to episode 8 of the Orlando Info Pod, in this episode you will hear Kath and Bob Watson telling you all about Epcot and whats good and whats not so good. These two clips are well worth a listen to get different objective looks at all things Epcot. Sue Sutherland will be bringing you the weather as usual, and you may even get a little music thrown into the mix as well. We hope you enjoy the show and that you tell everyone ow to listen too :) Thanks as always from me, your host Peter Harper :)

Welcome to episode 7 of the ORLANDO INFO POD. In this episode we have Becky Watson doing a 2 part interview with her mum and dad (Kath & Bob Watson) about their upcoming 2019 vacation to Florida and find out all the great things they will be experiencing while they are there. We also have our regular weather girl Sue Sutherland bringing us the weather for the next 2 weeks out in our favourite destination. We do hope you enjoy this episode and tell your friends how they can listen too. So until next time its Bye bye from me Peter Harper. Enjoy !!!

Hi All, In this Podcast we are looking forward to Halloween and in Particular Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Orlando and also Mickeys Not So Scary Halloween Party in Magic Kingdom at Disneyworld. We will be looking at the good, the bad and the not so scary parts of these 2 great events !!! In the HHN discussion we have John Newman, Gillian Newman, Tim Tinsley , Paul Elwell and yours truly Peter Harper !!! In the MNSSHP discussion we have Kath & Bob Watson !!! If that is not enough we will get the weather for the next 2 weeks from our very own weather girl Sue Sutherland !!! So sit back , relax and be scared, be very scared !!! lol

On this Podcast we will be talking about " Going on holiday and travelling to Orlando" with young children. In this discussion we join 2 of facebooks premier groups up (Orlando Info Zone & It's Orlando Time ) to talk about our experiences and thoughts. We also hear Michael Hadley bring us the last chapter of his second book "Grumpy Middle Aged Dad and Lottie, More adventures in Orlando". and finally we Have The weather forecast for the next 2 weeks in Orland too. Many thanks to ..... Chris Fenton, Rob Davey,Tim Tinsley and Sue Sutherland for taking the time to give us their opinions and thoughts on tonights subject. Please take the time to listen and give us feedback on this show on "Orlando Info Pod " on Facebook. Groups participating in tonights show ..... ORLANDO INFO ZONE & IT'S ORLANDO TIME". Thanks for Listening from me Peter Harper.

Hi Guys , Welcome to Orlando Info Pod Extra, this is a short extra episode for you to enjoy until Episode 4 goes live soon. In this show we have pieces from THE WASTSONS (Kath Bob and Becs) on Things to do outside the parks !!! We also have Vicky Facer telling us about How Orlando has changed her life !!! Last but not least we have Michael Hadley (Grumpy Middle Aged Dad) telling us about Orlando and him !!! We hope you enjoy this little extra bit of fun and information and that you tell your friends and family to join us here in the future . So from me (Peter Harper) and all the guys its bye for now and take care :)

Welcome to the second episode on the ORLANDO INFO POD, we hope you enjoy this relaxed look at booking a holiday in the magical place that we all love. Our guests this week are Tim Tinsley, Paul Elwell, Kath and Bob Watson and last but not least Sue and Ian Sutherland. Many thanks also to Michael Hadley for reading from his second book called GRUMPY MIDDLE AGED DAD & LOTTIE, ADVENTURES IN ORLANDO. Please be aware Michael,s readings may contain swearing and inuendo (All in good fun) but may not be suitable for younger listeners. We hope you enjoy all that is contained in the Podcast and you will join us again for the next episode. Many thanks for taking the time to listen , please tell your friends about the show and get them to join our Orlando loving podcast family. So all thats left to say is SIT BACK, RELAX & ENJOY !!! Your host for this show as always is Peter Harper.

Breaking into a new market as a business can be extremely difficult as an international business. There are a lot of risks to consider, taxation risk, legal risk, set up risk... the list goes on. This week on the show I am chatting with another Aussie expat giving it a go here in the US, Peter Harper. Peter is the managing director of SCT Tax Advisors who help international businesses break in and navigate the US market. Peter gives out some Crackin tips and advice! So what are you waiting for? Be Bold, Be Brave and Go Give Life a CRACK! Also, get your hands on my new book. https://www.amazon.com/Investing-US-Ultimate-Guide-Estate/dp/1731042779

We sat down with Peter Harper who is the General Manager for the Temora Aviation Museum. Peter is one of the key people responsible for organising the Warbirds Downunder Airshow for 2018. Now if you’re not familiar with the airshow, it’s the largest gathering of warbirds in Australia and is also heavily supported by the RAAF as well. There will be a huge variety of aircraft both flying and on static display. They include everything from spitfires, to mustangs, a hurricane, F-18's, Hawks, a C17 and much more. Of course a show like this couldn’t be put on without the support of all of the passionate volunteers, so if you are one of those people, we thank you for all you do to make this happen. The airshow runs on the 12th and 13th of October and the gates open at midday on the Friday. There is is a jam packed flying schedule for all to enjoy on the Saturday and plenty of activities in the wonderful town of Temora throughout the whole weekend. Listen in as Peter previews the show and what you can expect when you visit Warbirds Downunder 2018. https://warbirdsdownunderairshow.com.au/

It may not be the most thrilling part of the founder’s journey, but proper financial management separates the best from the rest. In this episode, we demystify US investment structures, discuss when and why startups need to do a flip ups, and explain how Australian entrepreneurs can take advantage of the R&D tax concession & EMDG grants.Podcast host Carl Hartmann, founder of Temando and now AFN Director and Co-Founder of Shortlyster, speaks with Deb Noller CEO and Co-Founder of Switch Automation. Deb closed a $3.8M Series A round in 2018. As a successful founder of multiple companies, Deb was recently recognised as one of the Top 50 Female Entrepreneurs in Australia. Deb is joined by Peter Harper, an Australian tax lawyer, international tax advisor and market-entry specialist now based in Atlanta.

SHOW #327 Peter Harper is an award-winning singer/songwriter out of Australian.  Simply known as Harper, he has been receiving glowing reviews for his music and the album, Show Your Love.  Peter and I will talk about his career and where he is heading. Terrie Odabi comes out of San Francisco and has earned her way to the International Blues Challenge in both 2014 and 2015.  Her new album is entitled My Blue Soul and it is 13 original tunes that will infect your soul.  Terrie and I will explore her journey while we listen to the tunes. Alabama Mike first sat on The Couch as a member of The Hound Kings.  He returns with his solo album, Upset The Status Quo, recorded at Greaseland Studios with Kid Andersen producing.  The album features 8 originals and Mike and I will discuss the recording of this album. Big Harp George returns with Wash My Horse In Champagne, his follow-up to the highly successful debut, Chromaticism.  George and I will discuss the album and all that has been happening in his life since he last appeared on The Couch.

Josh Hart, Peter Harper and Dean Harper review the Launceston real estate market for the month of April.  They chat about all things real estate, Deans recent holiday in Thailand, the recent article by Tony College (State President of the REIT), a sale above the top end of the price range at Carrick plus some … Continue reading April Launceston market review by Harper and Hart

This is your very first post! Welcome to the first edition of the Launceston Real Estate podcast by Harper and Hart. We will update you monthly on all that is happening the Launceston real estate market. Enjoy! Dean Harper, Peter Harper and Josh Hart

In this episode, the second part of a multi-part series, we at some of the critiques of permaculture. And the focus is on an article written by permie Peter Harper in 2003. This series takes a critical look at permaculture itself. The good, the bad, and the ugly. As I sit here today I wonder if the same permaculture that got us here, is the same permaculture that we need to ultimately effect change into the future. The times are different, the people are different, technology is different. I am not simply saying let's rewrite the designers manual with new updates. I am saying let's take a critical look at what is in the manual and tear it apart. What works and what doesn't, and cut out what doesn't. Because if we think that everything in that manual works, we are telling ourselves a lie. Show Notes: permaculturevoices.com/102