Podcast appearances and mentions of phil walsh

Jay is joined by Phil Walsh from Phil at the Movies and Carmelita Valdez-McKoy to talk about favorite rewatches, the resurgence of horror movies, and what makes the movie viewing experience truly magical.Follow Phil's show Phil at the Movies on Apple, Spotify, YouTube and more. Social media @PhilAtTheMoviesFollow Carmelita on social media @CarmelitaSays

We are back for 2025! Lachie, Peter, Lleyton, Ray and Kristin go through it all:

Episode 62: Joining us once again is Phil Walsh from the Phil At The Movies podcast to discuss our thoughts on MaXXXine as well as do an "X" trilogy ranking.

Happy Monday, Christmas Fanatics! As we continue our journey through Spooky Season, this week we are joined by Phil Walsh - of "Phil at the Movies" and "DC Unlimited" - to discuss the 2021 film, "Halloween Kills"! Picking up exactly where "Halloween (2018)" left off, this is the second installment in the David Gordon Green requel trilogy. How does it compare to the iconic 1978 original and its immediate predecessor? Well, you'll just have to tune in to find out! Needless to say though, we all have *thoughts*.  So, settle in with your Pumpkin Spice Lattes, relax, and enjoy this new, festive episode! As always, thanks for your love and support, y'all! ❤️

On a YUGE episode, Peter & Pears on a Pod's Jack Hudson go through it all:

Phil Walsh is the Chief Marketing Officer at Turing, the world's first AI-powered tech services company. With over 25 years of experience in IT, healthcare, pharma, medical devices, and software, he excels in building high-performing marketing teams that deliver data-driven insights and creative solutions. Formerly the CMO of AKASA and a marketing leader at Cognizant, he has successfully increased brand recognition and managed large international sponsorship deals. On The Menu: 1. The transition from traditional tech and AI startup to Turing's AI-driven services. 2. AI as a tool to augment and enhance human potential and productivity. 3. Leveraging global talent pools for faster and more effective solutions. 4. Emphasis on brand, product marketing, communications, and marketing operations. 5. Ensuring marketing strategies align with client needs and stages in the journey. 6. Combining digital strategies with personal, relationship-building events. Click here for a free trial: https://bit.ly/495qC9U Follow us on social media to hear from us more - Facebook- https://bit.ly/3ZYLiew Instagram- https://bit.ly/3Usdrtf Linkedin- https://bit.ly/43pdmdU Twitter- https://bit.ly/43qPvKX Pinterest- https://bit.ly/3KOOa9u Happy creating! #PhilWalsh #Turing #MarketerOfTheMonth #AiInnovation #MarketingTactics #Outgrow #Podcastoftheday #MarketingPodcast

He emphasizes the importance of tapping into the expertise of Turing's talent cloud, including developers, data scientists, and engineers. By fostering two-way communication and attending conferences, Turing stays at the forefront of AI trends. Phil focuses on creating thought leadership content to showcase Turing's expertise and help clients navigate the evolving AI landscape. Watch the full episode here!

This enables them to make real-time, data-driven decisions. Using predictive analytics and embracing the GPT craze, Turing helps clients harness the power of AI to drive innovation and achieve their business goals. Watch the full episode here

He underscores that 67% of the customer journey is digital before any conversation occurs. Walsh stresses the importance of hosting events, and conferences and creating relevant content to establish lasting relationships and drive meaningful engagement. Watch the full episode here!

Episode 51: Join Nolan & Anthony in welcoming back to the podcast Phil Walsh, host of Phil At The Movies podcast. In this episode we discuss the prequel to X (2022) and how it stacks up. Phil At The Movies: https://linktr.ee/philcast

Through AI-driven efficiency, it ensures swift and high-velocity connections, bringing the best talent directly to your doorstep from any corner of the globe.

He believes that AI is not a threat to employees but a tool that augments their work and helps them become more effective.  Watch the full episode here

While the brand is crucial for long-term success, true resonance comes from being in tune with clients – understanding their needs, concerns, and aspirations. It's not just about building demand; it's about creating a brand that speaks to the heart of our clients.  Join Phil with us on this transformative ride!

With a background in both traditional tech services and AI startups, he sees Turing as the perfect blend of the two. His mission? To unify the marketing team and steer them towards a cohesive strategy that transforms Turing into a nurturing, brand-building powerhouse.  Join Phil on the journey to shape Turing's marketing future. Watch the full episode here

Ahead of last night's Showdown, Bernie and Roo discussed their favourite ever Showdown Memories, including the Phil Walsh memorial game, the 2005 final, and the first ever instalment of the rivalry.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I sit down with movie critic and Dark Knight lover Phil Walsh. Reel Talks is creating Podcasts | Patreon

We pulled the curtain down on Showdown with two important guests. Port Adelaide senior coach Ken Hinkley has been under pressure from Port members and he spoke with Kane and Hayesy about the season that has been so far, North Melbourne rumours and the support that coaches receive from the AFL. Scott Thompson won the Phil Walsh medal in 2015 in Showdown 39. He called in to talk about that special night when the two clubs came together for something bigger than football. Other topics covered in the show include trade rumours, what's happening with Alastair Clarkson, and why Hayesy is known as “pretty boy” at Port Adelaide press conferences.

On an emotional night in late August 2015, the Adelaide Crows defeated Port Adelaide by 3 points in the closest Showdown ever. Scott Thompson explains why the result hardly mattered given the loss of their senior coach Phil Walsh. Thompson won the Phil Walsh medal that evening and spoke about that epic contest, showdowns in general, and his interest in coaching.

Nathan Buckley shared his reservations about the turmoil at Essendon, and we workshopped the tribunal case centred on Zaine Cordy, Patrick Dangerfield shared a haunting story about the hours leading up to Phil Walsh's death, and veteran sports administrator Malcolm Speed ran his eye over LIV Golf.

Mark share’s the importance of a Sports chaplain in a club through his own experiences. Mark shares his role in healing a club and city when he was the Chaplain at the Adelaide Crows in 2015 when coach Phil Walsh was tragically killed. Listen to more from our Hope Podcasts collection at hopepodcasts.com.au. And send the team a message via Hope 103.2’s app, Facebook or InstagramSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's welcome back, thanks for the messages and straight back to where we left of as Sean and Daniel continue to wade through the sea of opinion, suppression and conjecture in the case of the death of Phil Walsh.    In this episode the boys unpack the ongoing media concerns, the jury selection process and what factors would be considered to move the case against Cy Walsh into a courtroom at all. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This series has so far grappled with the concepts of mental health, internal family struggle and the ultimate tragic outcome of a life being taken. Beyond this, another battle would emerge. This time within our legal system and questions of its procedural correctness. In this very public case, how do you qualify the idea of granting access to the most sensitive of information yet be unable to be publicise this. Sean and Daniel discuss the ramifications as they continue their coverage of the death of Phil Walsh.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is the episode where all of the pieces we've heard so far come together as we look at the last 36 hours that lead up to the death of a beloved public figure and the descent of young man into bizarre and a heartbreaking state of mind. As the coverage continues, both Sean and Daniel try to make sense of all of the circumstances, personalities and fraught attempts that were not able to change the course of events that would lead to Phil Walsh's death at the hands of his own son, Cy.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As the shockwaves rippled out and initial feelings of disbelief and confusion subsided what everyone wanted next was answers. While tributes flowed for Phil Walsh, the media and law enforcement scrambled to put the pieces together about he and his son, Cy.    In this episode Sean describes his experience of the immediate hours that would follow an incident that would stun not only this state, it would evoke an unprecedented national response. Join the boys as they uncover how strangely this story would eventually be told. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark share’s the importance of a Sports chaplain in a club through his own experiences. Mark shares his role in healing a club and city when he was the Chaplain at the Adelaide Crows in 2015 when coach Phil Walsh was tragically killed. Listen to more from our Hope Podcasts collection at hopepodcasts.com.au. And send the team a message via Hope 103.2’s app, Facebook or Instagram.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Crows Saturday afternoon clash against Brisbane at Adelaide Oval will go ahead- after the team and Port Adelaide were forced to leave the state for Melbourne on Wednesday to avoid the prospect of a potential lockdown. No new cases of Covid-19 were detected in South Australia on Thursday but authorities are still working to determine whether there has been any community transmission of the virus. Saturday will mark the sixth anniversary of Phil Walsh's death, which rocked both the SA and AFL communities. The Adelaide Crows coach was killed by his son CY Walsh –, while affected by undiagnosed mental illness. Adelaide and regional SA have each recorded more than 13 per cent growth in property values in the past year a rise of more than 10 per cent on the previous year. For updates and breaking news throughout the day, take out a subscription atadvertiser.com.au  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rob Chapman joined Kane and Hayesy to reflect on the passing of Phil Walsh, 5 years on. Chappy's thoughts on the Crows yet to win a game in season 2020.

Was awesome to be able to sit down a have a chat to another good mate, Sam Siggins, this week. - Sam was drafted with pick 62 by the Crows in 2012, unfortunately dealing with mental health and several injury setbacks Sam was unable to play an AFL game which would later force him to make the move back to Tasmanian at the end of 2015! Sam and I chatted about dealing with mental health, the passing of Phil Walsh and so much more! Hope you enjoy the episode! - Really appreciate the continuous support and feedback means a lot!! - Make sure to give it a like and follow (Subscribe). REMEMBER TO LOOK AFTER YOUR MATES & YOURSELF. xo

Adelaide's Brodie Smith and Port Adelaide's Tom Rockliff rewind back through their careers and discuss all the coaches they've played under with The Advertiser's chief sports writer Reece Homfray and The Phantom. From junior coaches to Phil Walsh and Justin Leppitsch to current mentors Ken Hinkley and Matthew Nicks. Plus the best sprays, moments and confrontations.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Theo Doropolos is an ex- professional cricket player who you may now recognise as a sports reporter on Channel seven. During his professional career he played for Western Australia, Victoria and South Australia where he played in one-day, four-day and T20 competition as well as the one fateful day where he represented Australia in a Test against West Indies (he shares this great story!). Theo generously opened up and shared stories with me about the sacrifices he made to be a better cricket player, how he worked hard to become a sports reporter as well as sharing some of the toughest days of both his personal and professional career.Heaps Good Adelaide is a good news platform about South Aussies who love what they do and where they live. If you like this episode, please leave us a review in iTunes and subscribe to future episodes. You can sign up to our regular newsletter here - http://eepurl.com/ Businesses/areas mentioned: Bakery on O'ConnellHey Jupiter Rundle StreetBeach walk from Glenelg to Somerton ParkBroadway Hotel (Broady)Holdfast Hotel (Holdy)Clever Little Tailor You can learn more about what Theo Doropoulos is up to on Twitter here twitter.com/TheoDrop- or Instagram here - instagram.com/theodrop7

On this episode of Vox Hibernia, Mike chats with two old friends, Phil Walsh and Kevin O' Connor about the importance of the doctrine of Christ Alone. They discuss how it frees us up to love God and others. In addition they explore the way it drives us away from performance based religion and towards resting in the finished work of Christ.

Led by: Phil Walsh No idea is unique. There are always others trying to solve similar problems. Learn how to analyze the efforts of others and how to position your venture as a result.

In this AFL Season Finale edition, the boys chat about the Brownlow results and a future ruckman winner; The fallout from the Phil Walsh verdict; previews for the Grand Final, and Jerome Smoo brings back a beloved segment.

David Mackay says this week presents an opportunity for Adelaide to pay its respects to the late Phil Walsh by "getting the job done" against Melbourne on Sunday.

Midfielder Richard Douglas says the best way Adelaide can honour Phil Walsh will be with a win against Melbourne on Sunday.

It was 3am when Rob Chapman received a phone call that no leader could prepare for. Phil Walsh, the coach of the Adelaide Football Club, had been murdered. As chairman of the club, one of the most high profile sporting teams in Australia, Rob had to lead players, staff, fans and a wider community through an unprecedented time of trauma and emotion. Rob shares the key moments, including that phone call and through the steps of the leadership and communication response that impacted so many. While Rob could never be ready to handle such a crisis, his years in business leadership, including roles as CEO of St George Bank and managing director of Bank SA, had taught him a lot about people, both on a personal and public level. For Rob, it is a case of nice guys finish first - being likeable, a "good bloke", has been a big part in his success. He says he learned many of these traits as the son of a farmer, and in the school boarding house. Rob's rise to the top in business hasn't been without challenges. Early in his career he pushed himself to the limit, and took risks, while still juggling his role as a husband and father to young children. Having achieved almost all there is, Rob remains motivated and passionate to see South Australia progress, both in its economy and mindset. Hosted by Apiro Consulting's Andrew Montesi and Tract Leadership's James Begley. Connect with Rooster Radio: roosterradio.biz facebook.com/roosterradioHQ For media, content and marketing services, visit: apiroconsulting.com For leadership and and high performance services, visit: tractgroup.com.au

Crows CEO Andrew Fagan & Power CEO Keith Thomas announce that the Showdown Medal will be renamed in honour of Phil Walsh for Showdown XXXIX

Midfielder Patrick Dangerfield says it's been 'special' to watch the unified response to the passing of Phil Walsh

In this episode we go overtime on the events of round 15 of the AFL premiership season. A round where not really a whole lot was sorted out in terms of finals contenders. A tough physical and emotional game at Adelaide Oval, Port's perfect tribute to Phil Walsh. The Tiger's prove again that they can win by playing shit. The Bombers celebrate a win against a cross-eyed Melbourne. The Bulldog's summon lvl 6 Wizadry to counter the Suns lvl 12 Ablett. The Kangas pull out all the tricks to put a whoopin' on Geelong. Jimmy Bartel gets more possessions than Mariah Carey in her next divorce. I don't even know how to approach the Crows game to be honest, they give an emotional effort out West and our thoughts are with everyone across at the Adelaide Football Club. GWS laying their claim to a finals spot and a boost of confidence, but at the cost of another injury. Nat Fyfe could be appearing on Tom Waterhouse and Sportsbet commercials all over the summer. And Sydney play Brisbane. Not one mention of the... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Interim Senior Coach Scott Camporeale says the Crows will not waiver from Phil Walsh's vision for the future of the Club.

Listen to an emotional audio tribute to fallen Crows coach Phil Walsh

We go through a round that will be etched in history due to the tragic passing of Phil Walsh, RIP. Kind of hard to be funny about this one when everything gets put into perspective like this, but we have a go. Collingwood lose two in a row, we almost get to say something bad about them. In a bid for draft picks, North, Port and Essendon free fall down the ladder like a fireman with no arms. We almost say something good about the Bombers. Done with smiting the shit out of his team of sinners, we witness the second coming of Ablett, raining fire and brimstone over the Kangas. Darren Crocker is the type of bloke that borrows your favourite toy, and gives it back to you a month later in pieces complaining about the shit quality. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

From Wayne Jackson Studios, Adam and Michael bring a slightly delayed look at Round 12. We cast a non-judgemental eye over Hirdy's latest overseas jaunt and then, for some strange reason, mock the texts of an Essendon man worth half a billion dollars. We praise John Barker for his incisive, radio based coaching ploy and wonder what Phil Walsh gets up to at 3am in Adelaide. We pump up Melbourne and get confused by the play on rule. This also marks the first time 'Trout from Woodend' gets a mention on the podcast and we can't believe it has taken nearly 50 episodes. TWITTER: @junktimeaflpod FACEBOOK: facebook.com/junktimeaflpod EMAIL: junktimeaflpod@gmail.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Phil Walsh gives his assessment of Adelaide's first half of the 2015 season heading into the Crows' Round 10 bye

Crows coach Phil Walsh says Adelaide's performance against the Western Bulldogs was 'unacceptable' and the players have been put on notice

Chrisso and McGuane present RSN Breakfast. Includes Ron Flatter, Bob Condotta, Jarrod Hayne, Clarry Conners,Phil Walsh,Rob Ke

Since 1991, he’s been in clinical and private practice in Florida and California. He’s a certified Autosomatic Training Practitioner, speaker, corporate trainer, and author teaching the stress reduction / trauma recovery elements of Somatic Intuitive Training to people of all ages. Previously, he was a high school teacher, university professor, career counselor, international music journalist and FM broadcaster. He recently served four years on the Board of Directors of Powerstories, a non-profit for Hillsborough girls. While teaching at the University of Nice, he conducted doctoral research on reducing the effects of cultural and technological stress. This led to his training and certification by Dr. Phil Walsh, M.D. and therapist, as an Autosomatic Training Practitioner. He’s spoken to 250 groups such as National and Florida Rehabilitation Associations, and provided mandatory training to St. Pete, Hillsborough, and California State Bar Associations. A published author, he’s completing a new book on Somatic Intuitive Training.