Podcasts about plus eight

We hosted our subscribers for a live episode at terraceloft studio in East Perth with two amazing founders Nick Hudson and Elizabeth Knight. Listen to these two founders share the ups and downs of startup life and how showing up and having a purpose driven venture has been the key to their success. Purposeful helps young people find direction in their lives after school. Elizabeth wants to help people graduates find confidence in their careers in a complex world. She's now participating in Plus Eight's Accelerator program to grow and get The Lost Button to market. Check out The Lost Button in the show notes. Nick founded mental health charity event The Push-Up Challenge after a life changing experience and his own challenges with mental health. Here more about what drives him and all the great work his team has done in the mental health space. The Push-Up Challenge raised around $9 million this year. To date over 241 million push ups have been done as part of the event. Show notes: - https://www.thepushupchallenge.com.au/ - https://www.purposeful.org.au/ - https://www.thelostbutton.org/ - http://www.terraceloft.com.au - https://www.businessinsider.com.au/textie-website-awkward-text-messages-2015-6 - https://www.techstars.com/communities/startup-weekend - https://airtable.com/ - https://www.notion.so/ - https://super.so/ - https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira - https://www.npr.org/podcasts/510313/how-i-built-this

Charlie talks with Erin Bell, founder and MD of Camp Connect. After a decade working in HR and health and safety on various mine sites, Erin realised she was seeing the same issues time and time again with FIFO workers. The sector has a relatively poor record for employee engagement, staff turnover, mental health issues and suicide. To solve this, she developed Camp Connect, an app that provides all the needs to staff on site. She's now on the cusp of commercialisation, with her first paying mine site client where 500 workers use it on a daily basis. She's also won a place on the 2021 Plus Eight tech accelerator program. “I've rolled out a number of software programs through my career, and I've found one of the biggest hurdles with that is trying to get people to use the program or programs having a poor level of customer service.” ~ Erin Bell. For more: www.campconnect.com.au www.startupwest.com.au/ ~~ Startup West is recorded at Riff studios in beautiful downtown Perth, Western Australia; produced by Startup News, edited by Carmen Yee Kai Wen and brought to you thanks to support from the New Industries Fund, Spacecubed, Curtin University, RSM, the City of Perth and Dinner Twist. Startup West acknowledges the Whadjuk Nyoongar people, traditional owners of the lands and waters of Perth, where this podcast was recorded, and we pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.

Regina Knoblach was once told she may never be able to have kids. Now she has 8, ranging in age from 24 to 12. Over the years she's gotten really good as responding to the comments people make about her big family. She talks about growing up in a family with 12 siblings, dealing with the loss as a young girl and looking forward to a life after kids. You're going to want to hear her simple advice for keeping lines of communication open, especially in those difficult teen years.

Plus: Eight months into this pandemic, the future of Boston's hospitality industry is still uncertain. That uncertainty is weighing heavily on people like Marta McClung. McClung, who worked in housekeeping at the Omni Parker House, fears that her position could be gone forever.

Hello everyone! This week Megan and Gillian watched some iconic early 2000s trash tv - Kate Plus 8! Come on this fated and fateful RV adventure with us, and our special guest, Megan's husband, Kuyler! We roll around in the "mud" like Kate and her children did in that cesspool blackwater stream. Get down and dirty with us in this masterpiece of trash televison. Follow us:Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/tvliterateInstagram: https://instagram.com/tvliterateFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/tvliterate/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmdfDk_jSjwpSEHJnqB_dZw Email us at tvliterate@gmail.comWant to support us on Patreon? Hell yeah, thank you! You can find us at www.patreon.com/tvliterate

Stuff is happening! I'm joined by Town fan Terry Pierce to discuss a busy week in the world of Swindon Town. SQUAD UPDATES: Anthony Grant signs up for 20/21 and Taylor Curran until the end of 22/23. Plus updates on other contract negotiations and the possible end of Cameron McGilp's Town career. NEW SIGNINGS: Welcome to STFC to Jack Payne and Tyler Smith TRIALISTS: The revolving door of available hopefuls with some interesting names trying to earn a contract BUSINESS MATTERS: A salary cap is on its way and Town reveal is returns policy for ST holders. NUNEATON 0-8 SWINDON TOWN: Turns out that it's not easy discussing a game that very few people saw! SUH-WIN-DON! This episode is sponsored by the STFC Official Supporters Club.

We talk with Nate Sturcke, founder of Skills of the Modern Age (SOMA). Nate's been extremely active in the West Australian startup scene for many years, working in Innovation for RAC WA, running Startup Weekends and F***Up Nights, being a Director of Founder Institute, mentoring on Plus Eight accelerator, writing for Business News... for this he was duly awarded Startup News' Startup Community Person of the Year in 2018. Set up in 2017, SOMA looks to train current employees and companies in the skills they need to succeed in the 21st century. For more: https://skillsofthemodernage.com.au/ Interviewers: Beth Caniglia and Charlie Gunningham, in their last co-host of Startup West. ‘Startup West’ podcast is produced by Startup News, recorded at Riff’s brand-new podcasting studio in beautiful, downtown Perth, West Australia, and brought to you thanks to support from Wrays, Spacecubed, Curtin University & BDO.

We talk with all of the 2019 Plus Eight tech accelerator cohort in Perth: Trent & Dan (Absolute VR), Stephen (The Art of Comms), James (Arisave), Dylan (Idle) and Ryan & Rob (Cordially). Now in its third year, Plus Eight is Perth’s most prestigious tech accelerator, investing a total of $400k in the selected companies each year, taking them through its 6 month program. These are some of the most promising tech businesses in WA. Plus, as they’ve all just returned from a trip to Silicon Valley, they are suitably revved up. It's a bit bit like startup speed dating… enjoy...!

This week they discuss, For The People: S2E04 "The Vast, Immovable Object".

We talk with the CEO and co-founder of WA-founded HUMM Tech, Iain McIntyre, who is now based over in Silicon Valley in the US. He explains why the 'flip up' (as its known) occurred, and what HUMM are doing in the neuroscience space. And also, what's an 'almost law graduate' doing in this funky startup anyway? Since developing HUMM, the company has been through Perth’s Plus Eight tech accelerator and won a place and investment at the Skydeck Accelerator at the Uni of Berkley, California. We caught up with him on a recent trip to Perth to talk about how his startup is humming along… :) For more: https://www.humm.tech/ Interviewers: Charlie Gunningham & Beth Caniglia. ‘Startup West’ podcast is brought to you by Startup News, Alyka, Wrays, Spacecubed, Curtin University & BDO. Be sure to subscribe to ‘Startup West‘ on your fav pod platform so you have that episode automatically in your feed. While you’re there please give us a REVIEW!

PLUS: Eight other artists you should be listening to right now.  * EXPLICIT * Zodiak, playing Philadelphia in 2017; photo courtesy Zodiak. Welcome, lovers of Indie music the world over, to Episode number 32 of INDIEcent Exposure. I am the mongrel. And I have a massive show for you, so I’m going to keep the chatter to just a shred of my usual monologue. Listen to the episode and then SUBSCRIBE through Apple Podcasts or Google Play Music. In this Episode Amanie Illfated • “The Hills” • Saturn (10/2018 release)Armonite • “Blue Curaçao” • And The Stars AboveZodiak • “Waiting on U” • Basement Brew Zodiak • “Don’t Be Debbie” • Basement Brew V Sparks • “The Game Of Everybody Knows Its You” • Moderne LifeCorporate Christ • ‘Dead in My Head” • The PornographerDay Bled Ion • “Orbiting Nothing” • ShufflerJohnny Punish • “Way Too Cool” • The Strange Story of Johnny Punish Vol.… The post INDIEcent Exposure #32: INTERVIEW — Zodiak, on Basement Brew appeared first on The Greylock Glass.

This week on the AskAlyka podcast we're doing things a little bit differently! We are featuring a cross-over episode with Startup West, a brand new podcast about building great startups in sunny Western Australia with people who've been here and done it, or live here and are doing it! Alyka is a proud sponsor of Startup West and co-host Beth Caniglia features on both. Today you'll be hearing Episode 1 of the brand new show with Startup News' Charlie Gunningham and Beth talking to Yuuwa Capital director Matt Macfarlane and Spacecubed's Brodie McCulloch. Matt is a well known West Australian early stage VC and angel investor, and Brodie set up the first co-working space, Spacecubed, in Perth in 2012. Spacecubed has since opened new, expanded co-working spaces FLUX and Riff as well as the Plus Eight muru-D tech accelerator. To subscribe, review, like and share this new pod (support local!) check out the links below! Startup West Podcast: https://soundcloud.com/startupwest Website: https://www.startupnews.com.au Alyka/Zion www.facebook.com/Alykadigital www.instagram.com/alykadigital perth@alyka.com.au

Welcome to Startup West, the podcast about building great startups in sunny Western Australia with people who've been here and done it, or live here and are doing it! In this first episode, Startup News' Charlie Gunningham and Beth Caniglia talk with Yuuwa Capital director Matt Macfarlane and Spacecubed's Brodie McCulloch. Matt is a well known West Australian early stage VC and angel investor, and Brodie set up the first coworking space, Spacecubed, in 2012 in Perth, which has since gone to open new, expanded coworking spaces FLUX and Riff as well as the Plus Eight muru-D tech accelerator. - Spacecubed - https://www.spacecubed.com - Yuuwa Capital - https://yuuwa.com.au - 1.15 - Previous podcast with Charlie, Matt and Brodie - https://soundcloud.com/businessnews-wa/views-on-the-startup-scene - 11.50 - //SN article on Matt speaking at eGroup - https://www.startupnews.com.au/2018/06/20/lessons-learnt-from-a-venture-capitalist/ - 16.52 - Accelerating Commercialisation program - https://www.business.gov.au/assistance/entrepreneurs-programme/accelerating-commercialisation - 17.45 - SpacetoCo - https://www.spacetoco.com - 17.59 - VGW - https://www.vgw.co - 19.58 - Credi - https://credi.com - 22.27 - PowerLedger - https://powerledger.io Startup West podcast is brought to you by Startup News, Alyka, ECU The Link, BDO and ThinkLab Coworking. * Please review us and subscribe to hear more! *

Uh oh! Churlish little scamp James Dwyer is back and he's just full of beans! Beans and arena-based mock naval battles and camera balls and nut-do-nuts and shitting/crying garb cans and spray-on condoms and A WHOLE TUB OF GLUM. Glum for everybody! GLUM! GLUM! GLUM! GLUM!

INTERVIEW: Charles Bonner, attorney for the USS Ronald Reagan sailors, on their lawsuit against TEPCO for radiation exposure after the March 11, 2011 earthquake and tsunami. PLUS: Eight more children diagnosed with thyroid cancer in Fukushima; TEPCO admits their radiation data is "wildly wrong" as new sources of radiation leaks keep showing up; Tokyo gets Abe-baby's hand-picked pro-nuke misogynist Masuzoe as anti-nuke vote gets split; Hawaii getting hit with radiation; kayakers reporting Fukushima radiation on their boat bottoms; and the pending influx of radioactive Pacific water from Fukushima will leave radwaste residue on west coast beaches.

INTERVIEW: Charles Bonner, attorney for the USS Ronald Reagan sailors, on their lawsuit against TEPCO for radiation exposure after the March 11, 2011 earthquake and tsunami. PLUS: Eight more children diagnosed with thyroid cancer in Fukushima; TEPCO admits their radiation data is "wildly wrong" as new sources of radiation leaks keep showing up; Tokyo gets Abe-baby's hand-picked pro-nuke misogynist Masuzoe as anti-nuke vote gets split; Hawaii getting hit with radiation; kayakers reporting Fukushima radiation on their boat bottoms; and the pending influx of radioactive Pacific water from Fukushima will leave radwaste residue on west coast beaches.

INTERVIEW: Charles Bonner, attorney for the USS Ronald Reagan sailors, on their lawsuit against TEPCO for radiation exposure after the March 11, 2011 earthquake and tsunami. PLUS: Eight more children diagnosed with thyroid cancer in Fukushima; TEPCO admits their radiation data is "wildly wrong" as new sources of radiation leaks keep showing up; Tokyo gets Abe-baby's hand-picked pro-nuke misogynist Masuzoe as anti-nuke vote gets split; Hawaii getting hit with radiation; kayakers reporting Fukushima radiation on their boat bottoms; and the pending influx of radioactive Pacific water from Fukushima will leave radwaste residue on west coast beaches.

hour one "dear old stockholm" (alternate version) miles davis (w/john coltrane) "hitaori ja dekinai kara tetsudatee kudasai (could you help me because I can't do it by myself)" mi-gu "I got a way's to go" koonda holaa + the beetchees "song for baghdad" steve mackay "rtm3-h2o" zip hour two "introduction" kawaii kedo bakabaka "king of kalifornia" koonda holaa + the beetchees "tin can" noise flower "dead chevys" steve mackay "moonrise in chechen" mahiruno "eagle" ryan kunimura "precious time" carnal kitchen hour three "prisoner" koonda holaa + the beetchees "fang callin pizz" c. lee clarke + the swingpins "aluminum" plus eight "derby girl" gary celebrity "words and actions" puzzle "twinkey defense" nothing people "omega" yuri gagarin "lunchtime" 3 armed slave "daniel johnston" android hero "likeyou" yokozuna "my crippled smile" mongoloid