Podcast appearances and mentions of Peter Walters

Wellness expert and author Heather Grzych interviews renowned yoga teacher Peter Walters for an insightful and candid conversation. They dive into the importance of social connection in yoga, with Peter emphasizing the value of encouraging conversation in classes to foster a sense of community. They reflect on the vibrant yoga scene in San Francisco during the 2010s and the profound impact of Peter's mentor, Rusty Wells, whose devotional and sweaty yoga classes left a lasting impression on his own teaching style.  The discussion also explores the balance between memorizing scripts and teaching authentically, with Peter offering guidance on finding one's true voice as a teacher. They touch on the sometimes unexpected dynamics in yoga classes, like the social element of people looking for romantic connections, and delve into the essence of Bhakti yoga — the yoga of love and devotion. Through this lens, Peter reflects on how yoga can help us transcend differences and connect with something greater than ourselves.  The episode also explores the benefits of meditation, Peter's daily rituals, and his humorous take on “biohacking” and eating what you love. They discuss the shift to virtual yoga classes during the pandemic and the unique dynamics of teaching on Zoom versus in person. Peter shares his favorite books, including *Bringing Yoga to Life* by Donna Farhi and *The Surrender Experiment* by Michael Singer, and they explore the deeper aspects of yoga beyond the asana, touching on the true meaning of yoga.  Listeners can expect a conversation that blends personal anecdotes, yoga philosophy, and a sense of humor, offering fresh insights into the practice and teaching of yoga. Heather Grzych, AD is an American author and expert in Ayurvedic medicine who was formerly the head of product development for a multi-billion-dollar health insurance company. She currently serves as the president of the National Ayurvedic Medical Association and is part of the faculty at Mount Madonna Institute College of Ayurveda. Heather's first book, The Ayurvedic Guide to Fertility, has sold thousands of copies worldwide, and her writing has been featured in Sports Illustrated, Yoga Journal, and the Sunday Independent. Her podcast, Wisdom of the Body, holds an average rating of 5 stars on Apple Podcasts and is in the top 3% of podcasts globally. www.heathergrzych.com Peter Walters is a Bay Area yoga teacher and devoted student of Life. He teaches an experiential, sweaty, music-infused, and celebratory Bhakti Flow Yoga practice.  With over a decade of teaching public classes in person and online, leading workshops, retreats, and global festivals, Peter is on a mission to help people become students of their own lives—to practice acceptance and kindness, to open their hearts, and strengthen their voices (and bodies!) so they may truly Begin Again for all beings. In his former life, Peter was an EMT, tall ship sailor, fisherman, line cook, and social entrepreneur. When he's not teaching yoga, you can find him motorcycling on windy roads, reading in the sun, and going on hikes with his trusty companion, Sir Huckleberry Finn. Join him online, or at a retreat somewhere around the world! www.peteryoga.com  Connect with Heather: Learn more at www.heathergrzych.com   Instagram.com/heathergrzych Facebook.com/grzychheather   Read the first six pages of The Ayurvedic Guide to Fertility for FREE: https://www.heathergrzych.com Connect with Heather to balance your health with Ayurveda: https://www.heathergrzych.com/book-online  

This is the latest episode of the free DDW narrated podcast, titled "How technology is impacting drug discovery", which covers two articles written for Volume 24 – Issue 1, Winter 2022/2023 of DDW. They are called: AI is critical to solving new complexities in drug discovery and The push towards lab automation in biopharma. In the first article, Andrew Radin, Chief Executive Officer of Aria Pharmaceuticals, on the critical use of artificial intelligence in solving some of drug discovery's most new and complex challenges. In the second article, DDW Editor Reece Armstrong speaks to Peter Walters, Director Advanced Therapies, CRB, and Grace Linton, Director Process Architecture, CRB about automation within laboratory settings and its effect on the pharmaceutical industry.

In this episode, we talk to Associate Professor Peter Walters, who is an urban sociologist and an expert in urban community at The University of Queensland. Peter has won numerous awards for teaching excellence and has integrated film documentary making in his courses for both student learning and assessment. 

Robbo & Becci caught up with Dr Peter Walters, for Wellness Wednesday, to discuss the connection between physical and spiritual health... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robbo & Becci caught up with Dr Peter Walters, for Wellness Wednesday, to talk about enjoying exercise... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robbo & Becci caught up with Dr Peter Walters to talk about exercise on Wellness Wednesday... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robbo & Becci caught up with Dr Peter Walters, who is Professor of Applied Health Science Emeritus at Wheaton College. Peter shared some research into the value of sleep for our overall wellbeing... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Subscribe for more: www.nobu.ai/podcastFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nobuappFollow us on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3NMIEgjblqmhwT6Uy3l0NmSubscribe to Dear Mind You Matter Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dear-mind-you-matter/id1573642046Leave us a review: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dear-mind-you-matter/id1573642046Interested in attending our Educational Events? https://bit.ly/eventsandeducation____Peter Walters is a student of life and a teacher of yoga. He teaches classes online and in person, and also leads retreats and teaches at festivals around the world. His practices can be found on Audible, Headspace and Nobu. In his free time Peter loves mountain biking, teaching yoga to incarcerated individuals at San Quentin Prison, adventuring with his dog, Huckleberry and exploring the world! Find people on Instagram at @peterwaltersyoga Memorable Moments: 4:13 It was like the more I did [yoga], the more layers were being peeled away of, who I was and who I thought I was. And it continues to get richer every, every practice really.8:30 Yoga and meditation and so many of these practices are really enormous, valuable tools to help us come to the uncertainty and the unknown moments of life that will be earth shattering and shaking and painful and distressing.10:42  I'm seeing tons of people struggling with stress, of just being on computers all day, and anxiety about showing up like this and not being used to seeing people in person, and depression for feeling isolated and lonely. And I felt that myself, you know, and the one saving grace for me and I think a lot of students that I get to support, is having a regular daily practice of self inquiry, whether that's through meditation, through mindful walking, through yoga asana, through, you know, a fitness class. But it's just to show up regularly, in community with other people that you get to see. 11:47 I love yoga practice because it's always here and it's always available. You don't need to get all sweaty. You don't need to put on a yoga costume. You know, you can just move and breathe with intentionality and we can switch from fight or flight to rest and reset. 13:47 If you win the morning, you can win the day. So, the very first thing I do and I always try to suggest people do is like, it's so silly, but make your bed. You know, start with a positive, simple action that anybody can do...it takes all of 20 seconds to just put the cover over that you feel like, okay, I took one positive, intentional step to make my space and my mind feel organized. 17:10 It can be hugely simple. And I want to really reinforce that. Like, it does not need to be a complicated process or practice to sit, breathe, close your eyes for a moment. That's it. 18:50 The practices that I teach are timeless and they've been, they've been happening for thousands of years. And they've always been there and they always will be here, you know, and they'll be remixed by the modern practitioner and teacher, but, in the end, it's just like whenever you're ready to pick them up, they're here. You know, we all know that if we sit and breathe, we'll feel better.19:27 We set ourselves up for failure by front-loading everything to create this perfect idealized version of ourselves, you know? Once all this is complete, then I'll be done. But, the truth is...start really small, two minutes a day. And if you can do that for a week at a few minutes of sitting, movement, anything with intention with presence is a practice. And that could be mindfully walking, mindfully eating, mindfully doing the dishes, you know, it's just bringing full presence into whatever it is that you need to do.20:04 That's why I say the practice begins on the cushion or on the yoga mat. And then, if you're doing it right, it follows you out into your life. Everywhere you go.20:28 I don't think we should take what the internet is saying [or] is being more loud about as the thing we should be doing, you know? I think the practices that are worthwhile are timeless and we just need to do them. We all know what they are. We all know that if we eat the apple over the buttery sugary thing, we'll feel better, you know? So I think we all know what to do. It's just doing it. It's having the courage to pick the right option. 23:32 So I keep on circling back [to] how do I want to live out my days? You know, what could I do with my remaining breaths that feel significant and feel important and feel of service to other people? You know, I can live for me all my life. And I think we come to realize that's not very satisfying and fulfilling. You know, once you've made the money and done that, you're kind of like, okay, well, what now? That's an empty trap. 24:04 The spiritual teachers, the wisdom holders that came before us keep pointing to being of service when you don't know what to do, help somebody else.24:41 When we can't find the well of self motivation to uplift ourselves, I just look and say, how can I serve you? That's always been my tool to feel better, is just get out of my own way, get out of my own head, get out of my own narrative and drama and try to support somebody I care about.25:30 It's a sneak attack. We think helping somebody else is for them, but the truth is it's really for us, maybe more than it is for the other person. I think it's okay to be selfish in that, realizing that as much as I'm giving this to you, it's equally giving back to me.27:24 So what's important to me is just to keep diving in, you know, like you think you reach a layer with your partner or with a friend of connection and understanding, and then you say, no, no, no, clear that away. Let's go deeper. 27:17 One more thing [that] is really important to me is to keep setting down my stories and assumptions about myself, about life, about other people, about the political party I don't agree with. It's just to keep being a total beginner, to keep emptying myself, to keep letting go of all my associations of who I am or what my name is, what my gender is and what I like and what I don't like and just keep letting go, which is to say, keep accepting the moment as it arrives for me. And that's been such a cool, powerful, practice. Because you go into every moment being like, okay, well what's, what am I going to learn here? 29:02 We come into everything with our big backpack full of stuff, like, these are my opinions, these are my beliefs and, and we're closed off to other possibilities, you know? So just to arrive at each moment as empty as possible, almost childlike, big eyes and ready to learn and to be wrong and to have our minds changed.Dear Mind, You Matter is brought to you by NOBU, a new mental health, and wellness app. To download NOBU, visit the app store or Google Play. This podcast is hosted by Allison Walsh  and Dr. Angela Phillips. It is produced by Allison Walsh, Ashley Tate, and Nicole LaNeve. For more information or if you're interested in being a guest on this podcast, please visit www.therecoveryvillage.com/dearmindyoumatter.

Have you ever started something new and secretly expected you’d do it perfectly the first time? Or after doing it just a few times, you’d be a master at it? I think we all have at some point or another, and chances are, we were then disappointed.For today’s episode, I sat down with Peter Walters. Peter is a yoga teacher and student of life with a motto to always begin again. Focusing on learning and growing in order to move skillfully and joyfully through life. He uses yoga as a vehicle to share presence, joy, community, and awakening practices. You can find him exploring the world and leading retreats, teaching at festivals, on the Headspace app, and in a Zoom room near you. We sat down today to talk about the idea of beginning again and how that zen practice can impact us on and off the mat.MY 5 BIGGEST TAKEAWAY FROM THIS EPISODEBeginning again is choosing to constantly hit a reset button, become present and look at what is happening. It's a persistent re-arrival, no matter what comes up in your life or your mind. It becomes diligence, the discipline of presence, and of reigning the thoughts in. If your intention is to be awake and attentive to every moment in front of you and to see those moments as holy, that can awaken your life, change your perspective to make the mundane magical. Breath awareness is a way to begin again on the mat. You can also use Drishti or Mantra to help reign yourself back from compulsive uncontrolled thinking. Anything that will pull your mind, body, heart, spirit back together in that one moment will help you begin again.Off the mat, you can focus on really listening, being present with the other while they talk instead of planning your response.We can use the idea of beginning again when we teach to share our own studentship as we teach and stay in the path of continuous learning and growth. One way to do it is they continue to train with teachers that speak to your heart, to use stillness and silence and practice what you teach. You can create rituals that feel helpful to arrive again. You can limit your energy output to keep the quality of your teachings and the joy of doing them high. you can set an intention, be clear on why and what you want to teach and continue to seek opportunities to grow in your life in general by getting out of your comfort zone regularly.There are so many opportunities for joy in the subtle moments in between everything we do and experience. Gratitude and appreciation for what it is, is also key to tapping into the joy around you. What you do on the mat informs your energy for the day and what you do in the day, informs how you show up on the mat.QUESTIONS HE ANSWERED DURING THIS EPISODEYour motto is Begin again. What does that mean for you and why is it important?How does it look on the mat? Off the mat?How does beginning again as a teacher looks like? Does it help you stay a student first?How can we honor the privilege of teaching and stay dedicated to lifelong learning?How did the situation with Covid this year allow you to begin again in a way/learn something new? What is one of the blessings that you can see in your life?How do we show up with more joy in practice?SUBSCRIBE, RATE & REVIEW! BECOME A PREMIUM MEMBER TODAY.If you haven’t already done so, please subscribe, rate and review this podcast anywhere you listen. Find out how here.We just transitioned our Premium Membership to this new platform: www.withribbon.com/u/erikabelanger. As a member, you can get a ton of exclusive audio and video content. We added a new library of almost 200 recorded full-length yoga classes in a Netflix-Style Membership. Finally, you can sign up for any live-stream class I offer! Everything yoga-class-related is now in the same place! If you’re new to With Ribbon, here’s a walkthrough video I recorded to help you find your way around.Know that as you become a Premium Member, your contribution ripples to thousands of people every week, allowing me to offer accessible quality free content to a wide community of yogis. This podcast is one of the a way I contribute to the community, and this membership is a way you can too. It allows you to share everything yoga offers with the world by supporting me in the creation and production of this podcast while I choose to keep it ad-free. OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS: RETREAT / GO FUND ME + GIVEAWAYI’ll be leading an Eco-Luxury Yoga Retreat in Mexico, in November 2021. I heard you, you’ve been craving to immerse yourself in yoga, nature, and community again so you can feel renewed and re-enliven. Many of us are suffering from zoom fatigue. So I’m offering you to hit the beach and the reset button so you can let go of this last year. You’ll find all the info for that retreat at erikabelanger.com/yoga-retreat-mexico.In parallel, I have launched a Go-Fund-Me campaign. I know yoga retreats are an investment and I know how hard the last year has been. Yoga retreats were in my personal growth, so I wanted to give back. I’m raising money while investing alongside the community to make the experience of a yoga retreat available to students who wouldn’t be able to participate otherwise. If you’re able to donate anything you could transform someone’s life. And if you’re in need you can apply for the scholarship. And either way, I’d love for you to share it with the people you love and on social media. That’s a simple way you can directly impact others’ lives in a positive way. Find the Go-Fund-Me Campaign here.I have a gift for you! Remember Julie from episode 83? Her new book The Transformation Journey was just released and she generously offered to give you guys a copy! So all you have to do to enter our giveaway is leave a review for the podcast, anywhere you listen. Take a screenshot of it and send it to me by email at erika.belanger@gmail.com or in my DM on IG @onandoffyourmatpodcast. That way, I’ll have your contact info if you win! I’ll announce the winner on our next episode!ABOUT OUR GUESTPeter Walters is a student of life. He uses yoga as a vehicle to share presence, joy, community, and awakening practices. You can find him exploring the world and leading retreats, teaching at festivals, on the Headspace app, and in a Zoom room near you sharing live online and recorded practices. Come along!Website: www.peteryoga.comIG: @peterwaltersyogaSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/5a5fdec3a4d96aa520f89227. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Peter Walters talks England team selections (amongst other things) with Tom, Meg, Mason, Rory and Kyle.

Successful rider, trainer, chairman and entrepreneur Peter Walters joins Kyle, Tom, Rory and Meg to chat about pre-season preparation, Xzony, riding for England and a TV-winning mug shuffle. Meg, our STRUK veterinarian also touches on the Equine Herpes outbreak. Enjoy. Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3llAYxR8NJK06dH1ZjquJ3?si=A-APgRh2RD--enbC24mO9g

Skype of Cthulhu presents a Delta Green scenario: Viscid by Dennis DetwillerOctober 6, 2016Seattle, WashingtonIn the final confrontation with the entity, one member of the team will make the ultimate sacrifice.Dramatis Persone: Jonathan - HandlerEdwin - Carlos Enriquez, Taxi Driver/Gunnery expertJim - Michael Wood, DEA FAST AgentMax - Peter Walters, CDC ScientistGary - Roberta KaneSean - Anne Crane, US Coast GuardRandall - Marco Shovaski, FBI - ForensicsSteve - Lester Green, Chicago Pd - Narcotics Det.Download

Amarjit goes deeper into the question – Who am I? Since he found his way to this question in every episode, he decided it was time to explain how to understand this question better. Before he explores this question, he clarifies what it means to “know” something. Amarjit then gives a method to help you get closer to answering the question - Who am I? He explains 3 ways to approach life/yoga through an experience he had at a White Tantric workshop in France at the European Kundalini Yoga Festival. The third approach is a method for experiencing the true self, beyond the mind/body vehicle. In the second part of the show, Amarjit interviews Bhakti Flow Yoga Teacher and kirtan practitioner, Peter Walters. After talk about a funny incident when they met in India, Peter talks about how he made it to yoga and the challenges that he has encountered along the path. Visit thestoryofmepodcast.com for complete show notes, to submit your questions, and a link to the podcast Facebook group. Peter Walters: Website: peteryoga.com Facebook: peterwaltersyoga Instagram: peterwaltersyoga ---- As mentioned on the show – White Tantric Yoga Visit our sponsors: Singh Flutes Music courtesy of Aykanna

Skype of Cthulhu presents a Delta Green scenario: Viscid by Dennis DetwillerOctober 5, 2016Seattle, WashingtonWhile some of the team follow up on some missing hikers, the rest have a more direct encounter with their target.Dramatis Persone: Jonathan - HandlerEdwin - Carlos Enriquez, Taxi Driver/Gunnery expertJim - Michael Wood, DEA FAST AgentMax - Peter Walters, CDC ScientistGary - Roberta KaneSean - Anne Crane, US Coast GuardRandall - Marco Shovaski, FBI - ForensicsSteve - Lester Green, Chicago Pd - Narcotics Det.Download

Skype of Cthulhu presents a Delta Green scenario: Viscid by Dennis DetwillerOctober 5, 2016Seattle, WashingtonIn the aftermath of the attack by the "death spider", the team has a horrifying realization.Dramatis Persone: Jonathan - HandlerEdwin - Carlos Enriquez, Taxi Driver/Gunnery expertJim - Michael Wood, DEA FAST AgentMax - Peter Walters, CDC ScientistGary - Roberta KaneSean - Anne Crane, US Coast GuardRandall - Marco Shovaski, FBI - ForensicsSteve - Lester Green, Chicago Pd - Narcotics Det.Download

Skype of Cthulhu presents a Delta Green scenario: Viscid by Dennis DetwillerOctober 4, 2016Seattle, WashingtonSpread out across the country, the team try to put the pieces together.Dramatis Persone: Jonathan - HandlerEdwin - Carlos Enriquez, Taxi Driver/Gunnery expertJim - Michael Wood, DEA FAST AgentMax - Peter Walters, CDC ScientistGary - Roberta KaneSean - Anne Crane, US Coast GuardRandall - Marco Shovaski, FBI - ForensicsSteve - Lester Green, Chicago Pd - Narcotics Det.Download

Peter Walters karts around on Super Mario Kart, Andy Thompson from Oxford takes on Neighbours/Home & Away star Richard Norton in VR simulation Catch The Flag, and it's triple trouble in the final challenge of the show, as Nino, Martino and Angelo - the Goddiano triplets - bump around on Pinball Fantasties!Rev up your engines in this week's Review Zone, as we get a look at Test Drive 2 (SNES), Super Off Road (Game Gear), and Jeep Jamboree (GameBoy), GamesMaster helps struggling gamers on Quackshot Starring Donald Duck, Super Mario Land and F-Zero in the Consoletation Zone, and - what? - there's no feature! That's like an incomplete Italia 90s sticker book!Join the GamesMaster conversation on Discord!Get this show a week early and ad free by supporting on Patreon!Theme song by Other ChrisBed music by TeknoAXE's Royalty Free MusicFollow Luke on TwitterFollow Ash on TwitterFollow Under Consoletation on TwitterFollow Under Consoletation on InstagramSend your thoughts to feedback@underconsoletation.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Skype of Cthulhu presents a Delta Green scenario: Viscid by Dennis DetwillerOctober 4, 2016Seattle, WashingtonThe team continues to accumulate new information about their strange discovery and the scientist who created it.Dramatis Persone: Jonathan - HandlerEdwin - Carlos Enriquez, Taxi Driver/Gunnery expertJim - Michael Wood, DEA FAST AgentMax - Peter Walters, CDC ScientistSean - Anne Crane, US Coast GuardRandall - Marco Shovaski, FBI - ForensicsSteve - Lester Green, Chicago Pd - Narcotics Det.Henrik - Emily Dunser, Homicide DetectiveDownload

Skype of Cthulhu presents a Delta Green scenario: Viscid by Dennis DetwillerOctober 3, 2016Seattle, WashingtonWhile some on the team try to learn more about the mysterious scientists, others hunt the escaped creature only to make a horrifying discovery.Dramatis Persone: Jonathan - HandlerEdwin - Carlos Enriquez, Taxi Driver/Gunnery expertJim - Michael Wood, DEA FAST AgentMax - Peter Walters, CDC ScientistSean - Anne Crane, US Coast GuardRandall - Marco Shovaski, FBI - ForensicsSteve - Lester Green, Chicago Pd - Narcotics Det.Henrik - Emily Dunser, Homicide DetectiveDownload

Skype of Cthulhu presents a Delta Green scenario: Viscid by Dennis DetwillerOctober 3, 2016Seattle, WashingtonThe team is called to Seattle to investigate a biohazard event with potential unnatural origins.Dramatis Persone: Jonathan - HandlerEdwin - Carlos Enriquez, Taxi Driver/Gunnery expertJim - Michael Wood, DEA FAST AgentMax - Peter Walters, CDC ScientistSean - Anne Crane, US Coast GuardRandall - Marco Shovaski, FBI - ForensicsSteve - Lester Green, Chicago Pd - Narcotics Det.Henrik - Emily Dunser, Homicide DetectiveDownload

Before Niall was a professional rugby sevens star, she was a touchie playing for Galaxy, representing the Touch Blacks being mentored by Peter Walters! And as you will hear in this honest exchange between us for episode 18, not a lot has changed! So much value in this latest installment of TTP - enjoy!

Skype of Cthulhu presents a Delta Green scenario: Reverberations by Shane IveyMay 13, 2016Chicago, IllinoisRecovering from the events of the previous night, the team makes one last push to shut down the supply of the drug. Dramatis Persone: Jonathan - HandlerEdwin - Carlos Enriquez, Taxi Driver/Gunnery expertJim - Michael Wood, DEA FAST AgentMax - Peter Walters, CDC ScientistSean - Anne Crane, US Coast GuardRandall - Marco Shovaski, FBI - ForensicsSteve - Lester Green, Chicago Pd - Narcotics Det.Download

Skype of Cthulhu presents a Delta Green scenario: Reverberations by Shane IveyMay 12, 2016Chicago, IllinoisWhile some of the team try to analyze the drug, others seek out the source.Dramatis Persone: Jonathan - HandlerEdwin - Carlos Enriquez, Taxi Driver/Gunnery expertJim - Michael Wood, DEA FAST AgentMax - Peter Walters, CDC ScientistSean - Anne Crane, US Coast GuardRandall - Marco Shovaski, FBI - ForensicsSteve - Lester Green, Chicago Pd - Narcotics Det.Download

Skype of Cthulhu presents a Delta Green scenario: Reverberations by Shane IveyMay 12, 2016Chicago, IllinoisA dangerous drug has hit the streets of Chicago, one that may have connections to... the unnatural.Dramatis Persone: Jonathan - HandlerEdwin - Carlos Enriquez, Taxi Driver/Gunnery expertJim - Michael Wood, DEA FAST AgentMax - Peter Walters, CDC ScientistSean - Anne Crane, US Coast GuardRandall - Marco Shovaski, FBI - ForensicsSteve - Lester Green, Chicago Pd - Narcotics Det.Download

Brisbane-based saxophonist, composer and educator presents an online concert of pieces from the recording Blueberry Ash. The recording features the Andrew Butt Trio + and was released in 2017

In this episode with Peter Walters we hear his wisdom around Presence, Connection & Joy. We dive into:Moments in Peter’s life that have led him to his current pathHow yoga gets you off auto-pilot and acts as a magnifying glassPeter’s prior life working as a marketer in an office and the variety of different roles he’s triedThe power of developing a deep connection with natureWhy putting ourselves in boxes can limit ourselvesHappiness as a practiceThe opportunities available to us in ‘dull’ momentsThe power of putting down our phonesPeter’s teachers in life and yogaThe power of retreatsGet in touch with Peter:Website: Peteryoga.comInstagram: @PeterwaltersyogaOther links:Rusty WellsEckhart Tolle: The Power of NowJanet StoneJason CrandellNat Kendall

 Friends of the Earth Louise Sales on new Bill on gene technologySupporting homeless young people during National Homelessness Week: Hope Street youth and famiy services Urban sociologist Dr Peter Walters from the University of Queensland on how Hong Kong protesters are winning the battle fpr public spaceThe rise of populism: Dr Benjamin Moffitt from the Australian Catholic UniversityDr Paul Sutton, OHS Lead Organisor, Victoria Trades Hall Council on the rise of silicosis among workers exposed to silica dust and need for better worksite standards.

Peter Walters - A Nuclear Scientist and Venture Capitalist: His Journey from Education to Employment #NFB18             Blind Abilities continues their coverage of the NFB National  Convention, 2018 from Orlando, Florida, brought to you by Aira. In this short podcast, Jeff Thompson catches up with Peter Walters in the hotel coffee shop. Peter has a phD in Nuclear Physics and speaks about his journey through vision loss, his education through post-graduate school and his transition both into college and the workplace. Listen as Peter describes how he optimized his working in the classroom, how he dealt with a second level of sight loss, and the career decisions he had to deal with as a result. Meet this fascinating individual and hear his compelling story, courtesy of Blind Abilities and Aira. You can reach out to Peter for financial information or to chat about physics, via email at: Peter.Walters@EndeavorCap.com   Thank you for listening! You can follow us on Twitter @BlindAbilities On the web at www.BlindAbilities.com Send us an email Get the Free Blind Abilities App on the App Store. Get the Free blind Abilities App on the Google Play Store  

On this edition of the podcast, Peter “Paleo With Pedro” Walters owner of FOCA Training and Nutrition is my guest. Peter talks about commitment. Commitment to your body, mind, and nutrition. “The time to start is right now,” the fitness expert says in this informative must listen to interview. After letting himself get to 250...

Welcome to the Yogi Misfit Sessions. Today my guest is Peter Walters. It's no secret he's my yoga brother. I love this kid a ton. When we chatted about the show he was super pumped to chat about playfulness. So here it is. Listen in and enjoy.Learn more about Peter: www.peteryoga.comInstagram: @PeterWaltersYogaFacebook: @PeterWaltersYogaRetreat info: Hawaii RetreatDon't forget to subscribe via: iTunes | Google Play | RSS.MUSICBroke Free Bear — Night OwlWRITE A REVIEW If you like the podcast, please leave a review or rating on iTunes! Want to listen to a specific topic? Let me know by sending ideas on social media!See you on the mat. Much love and good vibes. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Some people talk about how there's not enough going on in their hometown. Peter Walters actually did something about it.

Not so easy keeping up with this week’s guest curator, Rebecca Gates. But fun? You bet.01:44Say hello to Rebecca Gates04:00Musicians and Revenue23:50Cruising the Art Fairs with Oregon gallerists36:50Peter Walters profile46:05Sonic Art

Former fruit farmer Peter Walters joins the hosts Richard Clarke and Dr Mark Daniels in this latest podcast. In this episode Richard, Mark and Peter look at the spraying of pesticides on fruit and vegetables in farms today. Peter talks about his experience of working at an orchid in New Zealand and sheds some light on the growing process of the apples on his orchid. The toxicity of the chemicals used on the fruit is discussed and the effect that these pesticides and sprays have on our health. In a very commercial and financially driven world the importation and exportation of fruit is massive business, Peter, Richard and Mark talk about what corners are cut to ensure maximum yield and maximum profit off the fruit and if these again impact the consumers health. The effect that peeling an apple before eating it has on the amount of pesticides that enter the body is also discussed along with what is the best coffee to drink, organic food, supermarkets and much more. Show Notes To check out what foods are most affected by pesticides just Google ‘The Dirty Dozen’ to see what foods contain the least amount of pesticides Google ‘The Clean 15’ To check out the 3 part organic food article series written by Richard go to www.richard-clarke.co.uk or just to get in touch with Richard with any questions you may have please email info@richard-clarke.co.uk If you want to get in touch with Dr Mark Daniels you can go to www.revolutionaryhealth.co.uk or email info@revolutionaryhealth.co.uk

Buy one/give one businesses - companies that donate something to charity for every unit purchased - are becoming increasingly common. How can they balance their profit motive with their social goals? We sit down with Peter Walters, marketing director for Two Degrees, a food bar company that contributes to hunger alleviation projects around the world, to talk about this issue and how he got involved in social entrepreneurship. Music: "Slow Burn" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0