Podcast appearances and mentions of Peter Vogel

Food insecurity brought record demand at the South Michigan Food Bank during the COVID-19 pandemic. But, that does not mean demand has returned to pre-pandemic levels.CEO Peter Vogel returns to Community Matters to talk about a recent visit to Washington, D.C. where he and his counterparts from Michigan voiced concerns about potential cuts to food bank budgets.Episode ResourcesSouth Michigan Food Bank websiteABOUT COMMUNITY MATTERSFormer WBCK Morning Show host Richard Piet (2014-2017) returns to host Community Matters, an interview program focused on community leaders and newsmakers in and around Battle Creek. Community Matters is heard Saturdays, 8:00 AM Eastern on WBCK-FM (95.3) and anytime at battlecreekpodcast.com.Community Matters is sponsored by Lakeview Ford Lincoln and produced by Livemic Communications.

Regular hosts Steve Legler and Aileen Miziolek discuss some of their favourite guests and insights from the 2024 episodes of the Let's Talk Family Enterprise podcast. Hear them share their greatest takeaways to bring back good memories and encourage listeners to subscribe for more!   Welcome to Let's Talk Family Enterprise, a podcast that explores the ideas, concepts, and models that best serve Family Enterprise Advisors in supporting their clients.   All views, information, and opinions expressed during this podcast are solely those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily represent those of Family Enterprise Canada.   Key Takeaways [:26] Steve Legler and co-host Aileen Miziolek welcome listeners to the annual episode review! They each share their most impactful moments from 2024's great list of guests.   [2:15] Aileen and Steve share their thoughts on her discussion with Perry Gladstone in terms of what identity brings to a business, and why dreaming together can help bring the rising generation into the fold.   [10:05] Episode 57 with Peter Vogel had one takeaway jump right out to Steve — find your why! Aileen resonates with making sure not everything looks like a nail and they both share how the Family Office Navigator book can help advisors.   [14:02] Pramodita Sharma's episode 57 inspired Aileen and Steve on multiple levels. One, the rejuvenating potential of sustainability projects, both for businesses and for single actors, and how this field is a way multigenerational family businesses can have a broader world impact.   [21:00] The Happy Inheritor's author, Thomas Deans, came on as a guest for episode 59. Steve and Aileen share how their long-time friend made their conversation both nourishing and thought-provoking.   [25:31] Episode 50 with Aileen's colleague Kathy Carol, provided a wealth of information, just as her book offers a multitude of useful tools for advisors; Aileen and Steve share which ones they use.   [28:31] A thoughtful two-guest episode came out just this past December. Aileen shares what tidbits to take away from episode 62 on how not to leave a mess for your inheritors, and opening a conversation on end-of-life matters.   [33:36] Steve and Aileen look to 2025 and their new goals, and close out the year and this episode by inviting listeners to take advantage of the vast resources provided in these podcasts, and remind everyone to rate and subscribe.   If you enjoyed today's episode, you can subscribe to Let's Talk Family Enterprise on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other podcast apps. Please remember to share this episode with family, friends, and colleagues. Share your thoughts with us at fea@familyenterprise.ca.   Mentioned in this episode Episode 55: “Rising Gen Innovation and Creativity in Family Business” Episode 57: “The Family Office Navigator” Episode 58: “Sustainability and ESG in Family Enterprises” Episode 59: ​​“Mental Health Impacting Intergenerational Wealth Transfers” Episode 60: “Embracing Polarities to Harmonize Opposites in Enterprising Families” Episode 62: “Estate Planning: Don't Leave a Mess!”   More about Family Enterprise Canada Family Enterprise Canada FEC on Facebook FEC on Twitter FEC on LinkedIn  

Ya hemos escuchado el primer tema para abrir de este disco que se llama Fast & Funky realizado por Larry Johnson para el sello Blue Goose, una división de Yellow Bee Productiosn de Nick Perls. El ingeniero es el mismo Nick, la foto de portada es de Peter Vogel y las notas en las que se basa el guión son de Stephen Calt. La grabación la realizo Larry Johnson el 10 de abril de 1970 con una reedicion en 1974 y su posterior versión en cd para 1996.

Peter vertelt over optreden in Japan en Afghanistan, een uitglijder op een ijsbaan, wat als je na al die jaren één truc echt helemaal zat bent én hoe een act op een landingbaan de inspiratie was voor een reclame van "even Apeldoorn bellen"Peter Vogel is één van de drukste goochelaars van Nederland. Hij trad jarenlang op als onderdeel van het duo "Peter en Ronald" met Ronald Moray en ging bijna dertig jaar op pad als Ronald McDonald. Ook is hij een van de oprichters van het magisch boekingskantoor "Dutch Magic"Meer informatie over Peter kun je vinden op www.petervogel.nlDood Konijn Podcast:Deze podcast wordt gemaakt door Tim Horsting en Janse Heijn. Twee prijswinnende goochelaars uit Wageningen, samen delen zij een passie voor goochelkunst, theater én bellen zij elkaar altijd op na een rampzalig optreden. Geïnspireerd op de "elektra podcast" maken zij samen Dood Konijn.Meer informatie over ons kun je vinden opwww.timhorsting.nl voor Tim of www.bedrijfsgoochelaar.nl voor JanseOpmerkingen, tips, suggesties of fanmail kunnen naar doodkonijnpodcast@gmail.com

This week on Commerce Code we speak with Peter Vogel, Chief Revenue Officer at vLoyalty. vLoyalty provides an automated loyalty enrollment and tracking system based on users' credit cards, with text confirmation and marketing to consumers via SMS text. Most importantly, it automates the parts of loyalty programs that tend to break down in a retail environment.In today's episode, we're talking about:How rare it is for front-line staff at merchants to even ask customers if they are members of the merchant's loyalty program - and the huge missed opportunities at the merchant as a resultPoint of sale technology as a solution to this problem - making it operationally feasible to serve customers well while also ensuring they are enrolled in a loyalty program and getting its full benefit once they areHow to show return on investment in the digital loyalty program space

Founded in 2009, vLoyalty is a privately held company headquartered in Dallas, Texas. The company combines the power of payments, card-linking loyalty and promotions, and text messaging to help companies easily enroll, engage, understand, and reward customers to drive repeat visits and sales.  vLoyalty offers clients a patented cloud-based suite of solutions that meets the needs of small businesses as well as large franchise enterprises. These solutions enable efficient and convenient loyalty program enrollment at the point of purchase. Clients can also take advantage of real-time access to historical purchasing data to optimize point-of-sale (POS) targeted offers and leverage compliant SMS text messaging to engage customers—all with seamless payment integration. Loyalty360 spoke with Peter Vogel, Chief Revenue Officer at vLoyalty, about loyalty program automation at the checkout, vLoyalty's recent quick-service restaurant study, and what's coming next for the company in 2024.

Today, I am pleased to welcome Peter Vogel, Professor of Family Business and Entrepreneurship and holder of the Debiopharm Chair for Family Philanthropy at IMD Business School in Lausanne, Switzerland. He is also the Director of the Global Family Business Center and the Global Family Business Award and founder and Chairman of Delta Venture Partners and an Associate Partner of the Cambridge Family Enterprise Group. Peter works with families, owners, boards, and executives of family enterprises and family offices around the world, focusing on transformations, governance, ownership and leadership succession, entrepreneurship, wealth management, and establishing professional boards and leadership teams. Peter has dedicated his distinguished career to serving multigenerational enterprise families and he shares some of the major themes and most common challenges that families are facing, both historically and right now. Peter is the author of two celebrated books: Family Philanthropy Navigator and the recently published Family Office Navigator. He describes the purpose behind these books and how they are addressing the challenges confronting enterprising families today. For multigenerational families focused on either creating or operating their family office, Peter offers some of the practical tools and frameworks detailed in his new book. He unpacks the “Five Stone Model,” which is introduced early in the book, and explains the concept behind this model and how families should think about or apply it to their family enterprises. He also outlines the “Family Office Strategy House” framework, which serves as the backbone of several highly instructive chapters of his book, and delves into the practical aspects of this framework, covering what its uses are and how families and family office executives can utilize it to organize their thinking, design, and planning related to their family office. This is a must-hear conversation with one of the world's most renowned academics, practitioners, and thought leaders in the family business and family office space.

In this episode, host Steve Legler speaks with Professor Peter Vogel of IMD Business School to discuss Vogel's recent book, Family Office Navigator. Together, they highlight the critical role advisors can play when business families consider setting up a family office or want to take a fresh look at what they currently have in place.   Welcome to Let's Talk Family Enterprise, a podcast that explores the ideas, concepts, and models that best serve Family Enterprise Advisors in supporting their clients.   All views, information, and opinions expressed during this podcast are solely those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily represent those of Family Enterprise Canada.   Guest bio Peter Vogel is a Professor of Family Business and Entrepreneurship. As an expert on family enterprises, he leads IMD's work in this field as Director of the IMD Global Family Business Center and Debiopharm Chair of Family Philanthropy. He works with families, owners, boards, and executives of family enterprises and family offices around the world focusing on transformations, governance, ownership and leadership succession, wealth management, fostering entrepreneurialism and innovation within the system, and establishing professional boards and leadership teams.   You can learn more about Peter Vogel on the IMD website and LinkedIn.   Key Takeaways [:26] Steve Legler welcomes Peter Vogel and asks him to talk a little bit about how he and his organisation became involved in the family business space.   [3:10] Peter touches on how family enterprises and offices are a worldwide trending challenge.   [5:24] The Navigator concept was built for enterprising families, Peter explains how it eventually grew to be used by advisory positions also.   [9:10] Setting up a family office is a complex process, but it can also be the ecosystem by which families can manage wealth effectively.   [13:00] Keeping in mind that family offices will evolve alongside the families that build them; the focus needs to be on what works for them.   [16:34] When it comes to thinking of family offices, who needs to be at the table?   [19:53] A family office has to be designed to work for the family, Peter explains how the downloadable .pdf framework can help achieve that.   [22:06] From the family office to other models, Peter explains why and how they are branching out into new frameworks.   [25:45] The how of a family office isn't the starting point and Peter offers how advisors can better guide families through the learning process.   [28:27] Peter talks about the importance of experimenting, learning, and developing best practices for families.   [31:22] Peter shares his book recommendations as well as his advice for advisors.   [35:33] Steve thanks Peter Vogel for sharing so much of his expertise and closes this episode by reminding listeners to rate and subscribe.   If you enjoyed today's episode, you can subscribe to Let's Talk Family Enterprise on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other podcast apps. Please remember to share this episode with family, friends, and colleagues. Share your thoughts with us at fea@familyenterprise.ca.   Mentioned in this episode Peter's recommendations: Harvard Business Review Family Business Handbook: How to Build and Sustain a Successful, Enduring Enterprise, by Josh Baron and Rob Lachenauer Africa Is Not a Country: Notes on a Bright Continent, by Dipo Faloyin FEX podcast episode #23: “Family Business Ownership: Four Rooms and Five Rights, with Josh Baron” The Family Office Navigator: Your Guide to Building a Multigenerational Family Office, by Peter Vogel and Mario Marconi The Family Business Symposium will take place on May 27‒29, 2024 in Calgary.   More about Family Enterprise Canada Family Enterprise Canada FEC on Facebook FEC on Twitter FEC on LinkedIn  

From SA Inc, to green and gold. In the latest episode of No Ordinary Wednesday, discover the sectors that have piqued the interest of award-winning fund managers, Barry Shamley and Peter Vogel, and the factors driving their local and international investment decisions. Podcast key moments: 00:00 – Introduction 01:20 - How are macroeconomic and geopolitical conditions affecting global equity funds? 02:24 – How are equity markets fairing in South Africa despite global headwinds? 03:57 – Are South African investors optimistic about local equity funds? 04:54 – How is rand volatility affecting equity markets? 06:13 – Equity markets to watch out for 2024 07:57 – Emerging markets equities vs developing markets equities? 09:05 – What are emerging markets equity funds investing in? 10:02 – How is South Africa performing against other emerging markets? 10:58 – Is SA Inc attractive to investors? 11:37 – Are there significant inflows in tech and AI in South Africa? 12:25 – What sectors in South Africa are attractive to investors? 14:14 – What sectors are growing in South Africa? 15:24 – Impact of investing in South Africa 17:20 – What will drive the investment outlook for the next 12 to 18 months? Hosted by seasoned broadcaster, Jeremy Maggs, the No Ordinary Wednesday podcast unpacks the latest economic, business and political news in South Africa, with an all-star cast of investment and wealth managers, economists and financial planners from Investec. Listen in every second Wednesday for an in-depth look at what's moving markets, shaping the economy, and changing the game for your wallet and your business. Read more on www.investec.com/now Investec Focus Radio SA

For brands with loyalty programs, customer interaction is an integral part of the total customer experience. Brands benefit when their programs are easy to join, and customers can effortlessly earn and use rewards. vPromos works with clients to minimize barriers to program participation by simplifying the loyalty experience for brands and their customers. Loyalty360 spoke with Peter Vogel, Chief Revenue Officer at vPromos, about how payment terminal technology can improve program performance, facilitate customer communications, and open the door to innovation.

In this special episode of "The Cult," we delve into "Cannabis Brand Visibility 101: Strategies for Creating and Sustaining Brand Awareness." Tailored for entrepreneurs and marketers in the cannabis industry, this episode features industry experts Jen Lamboy, Director of Strategy at Hybrid Marketing Co., Peter Vogel, Co-Founder and CEO of Leafwire, and Raquel Hochroth, VP at Rosen Group. Together, they unpack actionable strategies for building brand visibility in the increasingly competitive cannabis market. Unlike other episodes, this one zeros in on the unique challenges and opportunities within the cannabis sector, offering expert insights and answering your most pressing questions.

In this episode, our visionary founder Peter Vogel jumps on with Julia, and they chat with the esteemed thought leader, Roger Hamilton. The mastermind behind Talent Dynamics and the muse for our unique LH Dynamics tool, Roger shares his experience and profound insights to mastering the art of leadership and what the number one role is in leading - highlighting how leadership is not always about the style but who you are leading. Roger speaks about how entrepreneurial leaders should no longer focus on the outdated methods of leading companies but should be the ones out in front, innovating and disrupting change. His dynamo energy characteristics shine through in this chat while drawing from the leadership masterminds of Elon Musk and Richard Branson. Talking about Talent Dynamics, he delves into the various profiles and explains how building teams around your challenges is best. He emphasises why it's important to get clear on your ‘why' and then to build a team around you that are best at the ‘what', ‘when' and ‘how.' We hope you enjoy this discussion as much as we did; we could talk to Roger for hours! If this episode inspired you, please rate and review us!To find out more about Roger's work: www.rogerjameshamilton.comTo find out more about LH Dynamics: www.tinyurl.com/bde78cpkFor more information on our leadership courses, click here.

This week, Mike Agerbo and John Biehler talk with our longtime friend of the show, Peter Vogel about his annual list of digital cameras available in the marketplace and about how the camera landscape has changed over the last few years. We'll also share some of our favourite last minute tech gifts along with some similar ideas from our good friend and broadcaster, Marc Saltzman - even if you don't grab these for Christmas, it might be a good list to consider for Boxing Day sales. All this and the latest tech news.   Can't get enough of GetConnected and our charmingly nerdy hosts? Subscribe to the GetConnected podcast and don't forget to listen to them discuss mobile technology on the App Show podcast. You can also find us on the web, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok. 

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat is Peter Vogel, Director Of Business Development at Otter Energy, a solar energy company in Ontario, Canada. In this episode, Anthony and Peter talk about solar panels and why you should install them in your vet practice. Peter gives an introduction to himself and the company. They discuss whether Canada is facing similar energy problems as the UK, and they reflect on some past government programmes. Peter outlines some benefits of installing solar panels in your home or vet practice, including the economic benefits and the reliability of having the energy to fall back on if something goes wrong with your supply. Finally, they also cover topics such as the advantages of net metering, phasing out coal, and the value of having batteries. Find out more about Otter Energy here

Support the show: http://www.themarkthompsonshow.com --More details from the break-in at the Pelosi residence... The Fed raises interest rates to tame an inflationary spiral... Guests: Mark's Mom and Dad... Writer, Comedian, Actor, Peter Vogel on his new show starring Chazz Palminteri. Also... IT'S THE PLANET STUPID --Our weekly look at the environment and planet with Belinda Waymouth

GUEST: Peter Vogel, LeafwireHOST: Harry Brelsford, The CannaTech Group In this episode of the CannaTech Podcast Harry Brelsford of SMB Nation sits down with Peter Vogel the CEO of Leafwire to chat about how to make connections in the cannabis community.  Leafwire is a 'Freemium' model where members can join a safe community that is cannabis-focused for free.  This platform is a way to connect, share news, promote events, find employees/employment and just simply network within the cannabis industry.  Watch and learn more on how you can use this platform to stay connected to this fast-moving industry.  Watch the Interview @ TheCannaTechGroup.com

Does cannabis need its own LinkedIn?  Social media platforms like Facebook and LinkedIn  do not work well for cannabis B2B.networking.    Peter Vogel the Co-founder and CEO of Leafwire  joins Dan Humiston to explain why they designed their platform specifically for people in cannabis,   He reveals some of the exciting new features that they are launching and their plans to increase their 50 thousand members. Produced by PodConxMJBulls - https://podconx.com/podcasts/raising-cannabis-capitalDan Humiston - https://podconx.com/guests/dan-humistonLeafwire - https://www.leafwire.com/Peter Vogel - https://podconx.com/guests/peter-vogelRecorded on Squadcast

We're back!  After a short break-well, suspension actually-we are once again bringing you the top news stories of the week.  We have news out of New York, Montana and Connecticut and President Biden makes some mention of his so far unfulfilled campaign promises.  But we are also talking with Leaf Wire CEO, Peter Vogel.  Tune it to see the captivating news stories that get us censored.  #cannabinoids#420somewhere#freetheplant

Mohit Bhoite makes functional electronic sculptures from components and brass wire. We spoke with him on the hows and whys of making art. Mohit's sculptures, including the Tie Fighter. More on his instagram: mohitbhoite Jiri Prause has a wonderful tutorial on how to make simpler freeform electronics on Instructables. Peter Vogel is another artist making phenomenal freeform electronics. Leonardo Ulian uses electronic components in his art (his don't function but wow). Advice from Mohit on trying this yourself from Bantam Tools. Mohit likes Xuron Pliers Mohit can be found on twitter as @MohitBhoite

„Eine Sparkasse baut um“ heißt ein vielsagender Buchtitel aus dem Jahr 2021, und er bezieht sich sowohl auf den architektonischen als auch strategischen Umbau der Sparkasse Tauberfranken, über den wir in unserer heutigen Episode unserer Podcast-Reihe „zeb.Sound of Finance“ sprechen werden. Unsere Gäste sind Peter Vogel und Wolfgang Reiner, Vorstand bzw. stellvertretender Vorstand der Sparkasse Tauberfranken. Ihr Gastgeber ist Hans-Jörg Kuttler, Senior Manager, zeb, und verantwortlich für die Betreuung der Süddeutschen Sparkassen im zeb.

On this episode, Tom is having a chat with Peter Vogel, the CEO of Leafwire, which is the world's largest cannabis and hemp b2b networking platform. As you might be aware, posting, advertising, promoting, and even referring to cannabis or anything cannabis-related on social media can be difficult or is simply just not possible. Even LinkedIn (which tends to be more cannabis-friendly) has its restrictions, which is also discussed in this episode. Peter explains how Leafwire works, the different functions and features it has to offer, how it differentiates itself from other platforms (such as LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, etc.), and how it caters for the cannabis and hemp industries. He also discusses why the cannabis industry needs its own networking platform and what kind of people and businesses are using Leafwire. Peter also shares his own story of how he got into the cannabis space and how he believes the industry should enter and move forward in Europe. So if you're in the cannabis or hemp industry and looking to network, then we highly recommend you go and create an account on Leafwire. If you're not convinced just yet, then for sure you will be by the end of the episode!Other topics discussed:How important is business networking in the cannabis industry?How difficult is it to advertise cannabis products and services only?How cannabis friendly are different social media?What does the process of creating a networking platform look like?Does the cannabis industry lack job portals?How is the psychedelics industry progressing in the US?Why is Leafwire specifically a business network?What topics and content are discussed on Leafwire?How many users are there on the platform?Why is it becoming difficult to advertise cannabis businesses on LinkedIn?How does Leafwire acquire new users?How to attract Investors?What is Leafwire's business model?What are some of the new features?Links:Smells Like Business - www.smellslikebusiness.comLeafwire - www.leafwire.comLinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/company/leafwire/Instagram - @LeafwirePeter Vogel on LeafwireTom Pettit on LeafwirePeter Vogel on LinkedInTom Pettit on LinkedIn

You know, in one generation, we went from reefer madness to refer business. Whether or not cannabis is your thing, you can't deny it's becoming a very, very big business as it emerges from the basement and into the mainstream. My guest today is the Co-founder of leaf wire, which is fast becoming the LinkedIn of cannabis, with over 45,000 members representing 20,000 companies. Forget what you thought you knew about weed, we're talking about the cannabis business with Peter Vogel of Leafwire. You can find Peter Vogel at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/petervogel1 https://twitter.com/pvogel?lang=en https://www.instagram.com/leafwire/?hl=en https://www.leafwire.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Leafwire is the world's largest Cannabis and Hemp B2B Network. The Linkedin of cannabis is about to get a massive pivot, as Leafwire takes over the cannabis events space. Peter explains how he built a social media platform from scratch and why we all need an app in our hands during cannabis conferences. Leafwire is currently raising to build 2.0 and maintain its spot as the go to network for cannabis businesses. Go to https://www.leafwire.com/ to create an account.

Every year, our friend Peter Vogel conducts a survey of the digital camera market. This week, we chat with him to find out whether digital cameras are still worth investing in and who should invest in one. Discussing the general state of the digital camera market, we look at how digital cameras are stacking up against constantly-improving smartphone cameras.  Later in the show, we look at a fun new hobby device that has John Biehler pretty excited. Find out why this open-source build-it-yourself device makes for a unique little project for computer enthusiasts. Can't get enough of GetConnected and our charmingly nerdy hosts? Subscribe to the GetConnected podcast and don't forget to listen to them discuss mobile technology on the App Show podcast. You can also find us on the web, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bryan Fields @bryanfields24 and Kellan Finney @Kellan_Finney sit down with Peter Vogel, the CEO of Leafwire. Leafwire was founded to provide a welcoming and safe community for Cannabis business professionals. This community allows entrepreneurs, investors and individuals interested in cannabis to connect, share news and collaborate. With Leafwire, everyone grows together.Featured in Today's episode: How Leafwire has become the LinkedIn of Cannabis & Hemp Industry How investors can find upcoming businesses to invest in What is new and upcoming for Leafwire How Leafwire is helping people network in the Cannabis industryYou will also hear what Peter thinks the biggest misconception in the Cannabis Industry is as well as advice he has to share.Peter Vogel is the CEO of Leafwire. After working in Technology startups for 20 years, Peter Vogel decided to step into the Cannabis business industry. You can join Leafwire to learn industry news and to network toDon't forget to Follow The Dime Podcast (https://anchor.fm/thedime) on Instagram and Twitter 

Bryan Fields @bryanfields24 and Kellan Finney @Kellan_Finney sit down with Peter Vogel, the CEO of Leafwire. Leafwire was founded to provide a welcoming and safe community for Cannabis business professionals. This community allows entrepreneurs, investors and individuals interested in cannabis to connect, share news and collaborate. With Leafwire, everyone grows together.Featured in Today's episode: How Leafwire has become the LinkedIn of Cannabis & Hemp Industry How investors can find upcoming businesses to invest in What is new and upcoming for Leafwire How Leafwire is helping people network in the Cannabis industryYou will also hear what Peter thinks the biggest misconception in the Cannabis Industry is as well as advice he has to share.Peter Vogel is the CEO of Leafwire. After working in Technology startups for 20 years, Peter Vogel decided to step into the Cannabis business industry. You can join Leafwire to learn industry news and to network toDon't forget to Follow The Dime Podcast (https://anchor.fm/thedime) on Instagram and Twitter 

We couldn't finish off Series 1 without a special episode and a guest appearance from Luxury Hospitality (LH) founder Peter Vogel himself. In this episode, Julia and Peter discuss everything from starting his career to starting LH and of course the purpose that's shaped both paths. Peter's insights into how purpose can change, shape and guide us are a constant source of inspiration to us all at LH and we hope to you too. For more information on our leadership courses, click here.

On this week's edition of CHP TALKS, three former CHP Deputy Leaders talk about the beginnings of the Christian Heritage Party. David Reimer has been involved with the CHP since the founding convention and has served as candidate, provincial president, PEP Director, Deputy Leader and Interim Leader. He chats with Peter Vogel and Rod Taylor, both former Deputy Leaders as well.

Patterk Netser is an MLA and has served as a Cabinet Minister responsible for several portfolios going back to the First Legislative Assembly of Nunavut. He shares his story with Rod and Peter: why he was willing to speak up in defense of all human life in spite of the political fallout.

Jakki Jeffs, Executive Director for Alliance for Life Ontario, gives a rundown of the legal battles that led to the courtcase between the Guelph and Area Right to Life and the City of Guelph over controversial pro-life bus ads.

We are joined today by two stalwarts of the pro-life movement, both from the Ottawa office of CLC (Campaign Life Coalition). Debbie Duval is the National Capital Organizer and Hanna Kepka is in charge of Government Relations for CLC. They and their team worked with many others to organize the recent 2021 National March for Life in Ottawa. Rod and Peter discuss with them the state of pro-life politics and some of the bills currently before Parliament.

We're back with Episode 8 of the Power of Purpose podcast.This time we're delighted to have Jane Stevenson from Hill Robinson as our guest. It's not every day you get to speak to someone like Jane - with over 30 years experience in the personal development sector her wealth of knowledge is second to none. Jane and Julia shared an extremely insightful and honest conversation about her personal journey into unlocking potential, how it's shaped her professional journey, meeting LH founder Peter Vogel and the changes she's made in life recently. Having just recently relocated from South Africa to the UK for work, Jane's insights into being fearless, embracing changes and the power of knowing your purpose certainly opened us to new ways of thinking.We'd so appreciate it if you're enjoying the podcast and to help us continue our journey into exploring the power of purpose if you can rate and review us. For more information on our leadership courses, click here.

Ron Gray—former National Leader of CHP Canada—speaks with Rod Taylor and Peter Vogel on the oppressive media bias which seeks to restrict political thought and expression. Commentary covers, existing mainstream media and new developments in social media bias—the ‘cancel culture'.

Ron Gray—former National Leader of CHP Canada—speaks with Rod Taylor and Peter Vogel on the chilling and evil impacts of government censorship of the internet, regarding political thought and expression. He specifically addresses Government Bill C-10, a bill put forward by Minister for Canadian Heritage, Steven Guilbeault, and currently being debated in the House.

When it comes to raising capital, cannabis companies have some options. Whether it be through debt financing, blank check companies, mergers and acquisitions or crowdfunding, each route has its pros and cons.   In this episode of Hash it Out, RJ Balde talked to Peter Vogel, CEO of Leafwire. They discuss the recent crowdfunding campaign completed by Leafwire, the “LinkedIn of Cannabis,” and what’s next for the company following the obstacles presented by the coronavirus pandemic.   Leafwire Website: http://www.leafwire.com         Twitter: https://twitter.com/LeafWire         Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leafwire/ Peter Vogel's LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/petervogel1   Hash it Out features conversations about trending cannabis topics. We also bring in industry insiders and influencers to discuss their point of view. To reach the show: hashitout@trichomes.com

Peter and "7-star hospitality" are one. His knowledge, first-hand experience, and recognition in providing and empowering others to achieve the highest level of service is acclaimed throughout the global luxury hospitality industry. His impressive career on board luxury cruise ships and superyachts for more than 20 years speaks for itself. Continually learning and developing his skills as he rose through the ranks, Peter's time on board evolved from working as a butler to overseeing fleet and event hospitality operations for ultra-high-net-worth individuals. He has worked for some of the most impressive motor yachts in the world, including MY Octopus, MY Lady Moura, and MY Tatoosh.To Contact Peter Vogel:https://www.linkedin.com/in/petervogel-lhm/https://luxuryhospitalitymgm.com/To follow Brennan Dates:@olive.oil.and.gasoline#yachtchef #yachtlife #chef #privatechef #yachtcrew #yachting #yachtie #cheflife #foodporn #yacht #yachties #superyacht #yachtstew #foodie #chefsofinstagram #yachts #yachtprovisions #yachtparty #luxuryyacht #yachtcharter #chefs #superyachtchef #yachtcaptain #food #deckhand #yachtmaster #luxury #megayacht #yachtinglife #yachtinginternationalradio

Cathay Wagantall, MP for Yorkton-Melville (Saskatchewan) speaks with Rod Taylor and Peter Vogel about her Private Member's Bill C-233, The Sex-Selective Abortion Act, which would make it illegal to abort a baby simply because of its sex. Cathay's Bill is scheduled for Second Reading and debate on April 14. Viewers are encouraged to visit her site: cathaywagantall.ca to learn more and to sign online—before April 9—the Parliamentary Petition (e-3161) calling for Parliament to prohibit sex-selective abortion.   

Rod and Peter speak with Ruth Lobo, Executive Director of National Campus Life Network about the work of NCLN on 16 college campuses across Canada, the impact they are having and the growth of pro-life activities and commitment among Canada's young adults, college-aged and younger. Ruth also talks about the renewed emphasis on political involvement by passionate young Canadians who want to promote a culture of life.

Angelina Ireland, President of the Delta Hospice Society, discusses with Rod Taylor and Peter Vogel the imminent expropriation of the Irene Thomas Hospice. She explains that the BC Government has declared war on every palliative care provider unless they agree to have MAiD (euthanasia / assisted suicide) performed in their facilities. She connects these developments with Bill C-7, the federal bill expanding access to assisted suicide across the 

Leading Influence's Founder and National Director Tim Schindel joins Rod Taylor and Peter Vogel to talk about the stresses and strains common to elected Members of Parliament and Provincial Legislators and how he and his team minister to elected officials in non-partisan recognition of the deep spiritual needs of all people, including those in places of influence and power. 

Jim Enos (CHP Ontario President, CEO of CHP Hamilton Mountain and Pres. of the Hamilton-Wentworth Family Action Council) speaks with Rod Taylor and Peter Vogel on the attempted censorship by the City of Guelph of three messages scheduled to be displayed by Guelph and Area Right to Life society on city buses. CHP Canada is seeking intervenor status in this judicial review and is currently accepting pledges to cover our legal costs. To make a pledge, contact us at: info@chp.ca

David Cooke, National Campaigns Manager for Campaign Life Coalition and former Executive Director of CitizenGO Canada, discusses Bills C-6 and C-7 with Rod Taylor and Peter Vogel. He tells how concerned citizens can advocate for justice with their MPs and Senators and talks a little bit about his new book, Four Pillars: Building the Church in an Age of Decline.

CHP Leader, Rod Taylor and Deputy Leader, Peter Vogel, review the year behind and project a glimpse of CHP activities in 2021. They discuss the rescheduled CHP Convention, candidate training plans, a projected Spring Leader's Tour and the not-so-unlikely prospect of a federal election sometime in the coming year.

Back in July of 2020, we were first introduced to our friend, Peter Vogel, and his Leafwire platform. We learned how to utilize the platform for Cannabis Industry networking and have made a lot of new friends. We have also found some of our most favorite guests due to networking on the Leafwire platform. Now as we look to conclude 2020 and gear up for a crazy 2021 business climate we thought It would be a perfect time to follow up with Peter and see what is new with Leafwire and also breakdown some ways we Cannapreneurs can get ready for business in a new year! Be sure to check out Leafwires' crowdfunding campaign at https://www.seedinvest.com/leafwire/seedBecome a Leafwire investor today! Guest: Peter Vogel Leafwire Host: Ry Russell WeedBudzRadio.comKnotPlastic.comSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/ryzabove)

Dr. Ann Gillies speaks with Rod Taylor and Peter Vogel about the dangerous myths surrounding sexual identity and gender expression, and the counselling of those who are seeking to reduce in themselves the actions and feelings of unwanted same-sex attraction. With 25 years of counselling experience, Dr. Gillies brings a fresh professional perspective to this emotionally-charged topic. On Bill C-6, now before Parliament, Dr. Gillies sees enormous dangers of it criminalizing normal parental care and concern and making it impossible for those caught in a lifestyle they no longer are comfortable in, to seek and find the help they need. Dr. Gillies is the author of several books and the founder of an organization called Restoring the Mosaic. https://www.restoringthemosaic.ca/

CHP TALKS: Mark Donnelly Sings ‘O Canada' at BC Freedom RallyMark Donnelly is well-known and much appreciated for using his great voice to lead the singing of ‘O Canada' at the opening of hockey games for the Vancouver Canucks from 2001 until a few days ago. On Dec. 4, 2020, he was severed from his role by team owner, Francesco Aquilini who announced it on his Twitter feed. The reason for his sudden dismissal was his announced intention to sing the national anthem at the BC Freedom Christmas Rally held in front of the Vancouver Art Gallery on Dec. 5. At the Rally, Mark not only sang the anthem, but gave a moving speech on the importance of defending our freedoms. Later in the program, he also sang a powerful rendition of ‘O Holy Night'. This week he spoke with CHP TALKS co-hosts, Rod Taylor and Peter Vogel in a wide-ranging conversation about his family, his music, his composing and his convictions. You can learn much more about Mark at: markemersondonnelly.comCanadian donations to his work can be made at: https://www.canadahelps.org/en/dn/25383*Select “MED Composer” from the drop-down menu.*

 Tanya Gaw and her organization, Action4Canada, are hard at work educating Canadians on the danger of allowing provincial politicians and public health officers to restrict freedom of speech, freedom of worship, freedom of assembly and freedom of conscience. She speaks with Rod Taylor and Peter Vogel on the need for Christians to protect and defend our God-given rights against the intrusions of the state that violate our Charter Rights and Freedoms.

Chapters00:00 - Introduction00:31 - Peter Vogel and the Fairlight CMI01:51 - First Fairlight in the UK03:25 - That Fairlight sound05:32 - Stravinsky Firebird Suite, London Philharmonia06:38 - The KPM albums08:25 - Working with Delia Derbyshire11:15 - Early technological limitations13:20 - Sequential Circuits14:56 - 12 bit sampling16:27 - The Kaleidophon18:40 - Interlude19:05 - The Maniac sequencer21:59 - Modern sampling24:35 - Using Reaktor25:50 - Sample libraries vs sound design28:17 - Creating something unique30:00 - EndingPhotographs on our website.https://www.soundonsound.com/people/david-vorhaus-podcastDavid Vorhaus BiogAn experimental electronic musician with a background in Physics and Electronic Engineering, David Vorhaus has been a pioneer of electronic music in Britain for over 30 years. In 1968 he formed the band White Noise with Delia Derbyshire and Brian Hodgson of the Radiophonic Workshop. Their debut release, An Electric Storm, has since garnered cult status and is recognised by Island Records as being an important album in its genre. One of his early samples on the Fairlight CMI was of an orchestral stab, taken from a recording of Stravinsky's Firebird by the Philharmonia Orchestra, that has since become the most used sample in music history. As a bassist with no interest in playing keyboards, David developed the Kaleidophon ribbon controller and the Maniac analogue sequencer, something he has since rebuilt in digital form using Reaktor.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Noise_(band)Rob PuricelliRob Puricelli is a Music Technologist and Instructional Designer who has a healthy obsession with classic synthesizers and their history. In conjunction with former Fairlight Studio Manager, Peter Wielk, he fixes and restores Fairlight CMI's so that they can enjoy prolonged and productive lives with new owners.He also writes reviews and articles for his website, failedmuso.com, and other music-related publications, and has guested on a number of music technology podcasts and shows. He can often be found at various synthesizer shows demonstrating his own collection of vintage music technology.www.failedmuso.com