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"Insights into Resilience of First Responders" This episode of the Bend Don't Break podcast features a role reversal, with Brian Willis of the Excellence in Training Academy interviewing Neil Dubord, about the lessons and insights gained from the first 70 episodes of Bend Don't Break. The podcast explores the resilience of first responders, touching on critical incidents, mental health challenges, and strategies for overcoming adversity. Key Themes Discussed: Origin of the Podcast: Neil shares how the Bend Don't Break podcast started as a Delta Police Department initiative, inspired by the need to reduce stigma around mental health and tell authentic stories of resilience. The podcast focuses on sharing personal experiences to help others navigate their challenges. Hope and Personal Accountability: A recurring theme across episodes is the importance of maintaining hope during difficult times. Resilience often begins when individuals embrace accountability and take ownership of their journey toward recovery. Phrases like "embrace the suck" and "own it" encapsulate this mindset. Building Support Systems: Peer support emerged as a vital factor in recovery. Simple gestures, such as a text or call, can foster optimism. Neil highlighted the CareTrack program in Delta, which ensures ongoing connection with officers on leave to prevent feelings of isolation. Proactive Resilience Strategies: Establishing wellness plans early in careers, including routines for fitness, financial literacy, and mental health, can prepare individuals for future challenges. Neil emphasized integrating resilience training into regular shifts, advocating for "a little, a lot"—small, consistent doses of training on mental health and personal wellness. Navigating Identity and Transition: Losing the professional identity tied to being a first responder can cause significant mental health struggles. Supporting officers through these transitions, especially those who cannot return to active duty, is essential. Lessons from the Field: Recovery is not linear; it's filled with ups and downs. Small, incremental goals can lead to significant progress. Spending time in nature, focusing on fitness, and maintaining routines can aid recovery. Addressing Suicide in Law Enforcement: Neil discussed the complexities of addressing suicides within agencies, balancing recognition for service with preventing a contagion effect. He stressed the need for open conversations, support for families, and proactive mental health programs. Work-Life Harmony: Neil challenged the notion of work-life balance, advocating instead for harmonizing priorities and being present in the moment—whether at work or home—without guilt. Takeaways for First Responders and Leaders: Resilience is a Skill: It can be cultivated through habits, support systems, and proactive planning. Peer Support Matters: Strong connections, both formal and informal, are critical for recovery. Small Steps Build Momentum: Daily rituals and incremental progress are more sustainable than lofty, overwhelming goals. Leadership's Role: Leaders must foster open conversations about mental health, provide ongoing support for families, and prioritize wellness throughout careers. Self-Compassion: Officers must learn to be kind to themselves and allow grace during difficult times. Connect with Neil Dubord at neildubord.com or on Linkedin  

​“We are not walking through the world; we are interwoven with it. In everything we do, we participate in complexity.”–Neil Theise Neil Theise is a professor of pathology at the NYU Grossman School of Medicine. Through his scientific research, he has been a pioneer of adult stem cell plasticity and the anatomy of the human interstitium. Dr. Theise's studies in complexity theory have led to interdisciplinary collaborations in fields such as integrative medicine, consciousness studies, and science-religion dialogue. Neil's new book, which we discuss on the episode, is Notes on Complexity​ Topics 00:00 – Introduction 02:15 – Neil's Scientific and Spiritual Background 08:29 – Complexity and the Merging of Science and Spirituality 15:48 – Complex vs. Complicated 22:14 – Chaos, Fractals, and Emergence 29:48 – Biological Emergence 36:44 – Incompleteness Theorem, Quantum Physics, and Consciousness 47:02 – Complexity and Resiliency Support the mission of SAND and the production of this podcast by becoming a SAND Member

We welcome a very special guest to the show this week, with Azkals legend and former Premier League goalkeeper, Neil Etheridge, joining us to talk about his recent move to Buriram, playing in the ACL and the wacky world of teammate nicknames. Plus, we hear from the Chief Operating Officer of the Saudi Pro League, Carlo Nohra, about the ongoing transformation of the SPL, what has been learned and what the future holds. Follow Neil Etheridge on X: https://x.com/Neil38Etheridge  Follow Neil Etheridge on IG: https://www.instagram.com/neil38etheridge/  Be sure to follow The Asian Game on all our social media channels: X: https://twitter.com/TheAsianGame IG: https://instagram.com/theasiangame Facebook: https://facebook.com/TheAsianGamePodcast 

Ben is joined, once again by Dr. Neil Modha, a mastermind in revolutionising patient care through innovative practices and strategic partnerships. As the GP partner of Thistlemoor Medical Centre. Neil discusses the fine art of managing workload and curbing GP burnout by staying ahead of the curve with bespoke roles designed to meet patient demands. Neil offers a sneak peek into the promising future of GP and pharmacy collaborations. Ben & Neil also look into the financial challenges and opportunities for community pharmacies, contemplating the evolution of the GP partnership model amidst current contractual changes.  Introduction (00:09)  Latest achievements.. (00:20) Thistlemoor turns 30! (01:14)  What makes Thistlemoor different? (01:50) Additional roles.. (03:28) Recent changes to roles.. (05:16)  Consultations in the pharmacy.. (08:25) Learnings so far.. (10:33)  Creating effective partnerships.. (11:54) Bring the practice and pharmacy together (14:17)  Thoughts on the GP Partnership model? (17:00) A difficult year ahead.. (18:54)  What's next? (20:06) .  Taking a risk.. (23:12) Getting in touch.. (25:59) You can listen to Episode 116: Neil Modha – An innovative model for general practice here. Find Neil on LinkedIn, Twitter & email, you can also visit Thistlemoor Medical Centre on twitter & their website. For all enquiries about the Ockham podcast, please contact Ben Gowland here.

The Gateway Podcast welcomes Neil R. Storey Original Show Date: January 16th, 2024 Current Date: May 7th, 2024 Episode: 24 Discussion: Chasing Dracula:- The Story of Bram Stoker About the guest: Neil R. Storey is an award winning author with a canon of over 50 books. He is internationally recognised as an expert on the darker aspects of British history and has published extensively on military history, true crime and paranormal themes. Neil is a graduate of University of East Anglia and guest lectures across the UK for both social and academic audiences. He frequently appears as guest expert on TV and radio such as Who Do You Think You Are?, Most Haunted, Classified Britain, The Buildings That Fought Hitler and Help My House is Haunted!

REPLAY: The Gateway Podcast welcomes Neil R. Storey Original Air Date: January 16th, 2024 Current Replay Date: March 19th, 2024 Episode: 17 Discussion: Chasing Dracula:- The Story of Bram Stoker About the guest: Neil R. Storey is an award winning author with a canon of over 50 books. He is internationally recognised as an expert on the darker aspects of British history and has published extensively on military history, true crime and paranormal themes. Neil is a graduate of University of East Anglia and guest lectures across the UK for both social and academic audiences. He frequently appears as guest expert on TV and radio such as Who Do You Think You Are?, Most Haunted, Classified Britain, The Buildings That Fought Hitler and Help My House is Haunted!

REPLAY: The Gateway Podcast welcomes Neil R. Storey Original Air Date: January 16th, 2024 Current Replay Date: March 19th, 2024 Episode: 17 Discussion: Chasing Dracula:- The Story of Bram Stoker About the guest: Neil R. Storey is an award winning author with a canon of over 50 books. He is internationally recognised as an expert on the darker aspects of British history and has published extensively on military history, true crime and paranormal themes. Neil is a graduate of University of East Anglia and guest lectures across the UK for both social and academic audiences. He frequently appears as guest expert on TV and radio such as Who Do You Think You Are?, Most Haunted, Classified Britain, The Buildings That Fought Hitler and Help My House is Haunted!

John Robinson and Neil talk about disability and accessibility, worldwide. Neil Milliken is the Global Head of Accessibility & Digital Inclusion at Atos, a member of the Atos Scientific Community & Atos Distinguished Expert.Neil is a leading strategist and community builder with over two decades of experience within the Accessibility and Assistive Technology fields and served as an invited expert for the W3C Cognitive Accessibility Taskforce

The Gateway Podcast welcomes Neil R. Storey Date: January 16th, 2024 Episode: 8 Discussion: Chasing Dracula:- The Story of Bram Stoker About the guest: Neil R. Storey is an award winning author with a canon of over 50 books. He is internationally recognised as an expert on the darker aspects of British history and has published extensively on military history, true crime and paranormal themes. Neil is a graduate of University of East Anglia and guest lectures across the UK for both social and academic audiences. He frequently appears as guest expert on TV and radio such as Who Do You Think You Are?, Most Haunted, Classified Britain, The Buildings That Fought Hitler and Help My House is Haunted!

The Gateway Podcast welcomes Neil R. Storey Date: January 16th, 2024 Episode: 8 Discussion: Chasing Dracula:- The Story of Bram Stoker About the guest: Neil R. Storey is an award winning author with a canon of over 50 books. He is internationally recognised as an expert on the darker aspects of British history and has published extensively on military history, true crime and paranormal themes. Neil is a graduate of University of East Anglia and guest lectures across the UK for both social and academic audiences. He frequently appears as guest expert on TV and radio such as Who Do You Think You Are?, Most Haunted, Classified Britain, The Buildings That Fought Hitler and Help My House is Haunted!

Baxie talks to Neil Storey–the former Head of Press for Island Records. Neil has just finished editing the first of a multi-volume series of books entitled “The Island Book of Records: 1959-1968. This is a series that documents the entire musical history of Island Records and its founder Chris Blackwell (featuring every single and every album produced by the company) This was a company that would not only be solely responsible for introducing the world to Reggae, it would soon become the most successful independent record label in history (with a roster that would include Bob Marley, Traffic, Nick Drake, U2, Jimmy Cliff, King Crimson, Jethro Tull, Bob Dylan, Def Leppard, Fairport Convention, and hundreds and hundreds more). It's an amazing story about a revolutionary company that changed music forever. Available on Apple Podcast, SoundCloud, Spotify, and on Rock102.com

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Managing Partner, Simon Ridpath, and Senior Partner, Bart Peerless, are joined by Neil Hedges. In this episode, Neil Hedges discusses how he co-founded two successful award-winning communications agencies, Fishburn Hedges and Headland.

Join Big Dawg Crypto (@woofBIGDAWG) and Neil Jacobs (@NeilJacobs) as they discuss the current state of bitcoin, bitcoin adoption, the FOMO21Shop & Bitcoin Cafe. Amazing conversation with a Bitcoin OG.

  Ben welcomes both Neil Macey and Christy Paxman to his podcast this week to discuss Centralised High-Risk Drug Monitoring. Neil has been a guest on the podcast before when he discussed a centralised PCN, and he is back to discuss further innovations. In today's episode, Neil and Christy explain how they came up with the plan of Care Coordinators within the Pharmacy Teams and rolling out Centralised High-Risk Drug Monitoring.    Introduction (0.09)   Recap of Suffolks PCNs (0.30)   Christy Paxman's role (1.18)   Care Coordinators in Pharmacy teams & Centralised High-Risk Drug Monitoring (1.36)   The plan… (2.46)   The results of your Centralised model (4.10)   Discussions around the centralised model (4.52)   How many Practices were involved? (5.23)   What's the process? (6.05)   How has the process been adapted over time? (9.06)   Feedback from Practices… (10.15)   Checking and Monitoring (11.58)   Initial discoveries.. (11.54)   Feedback from Practices & Patients.. (14.52)   Managing time… (16.24)   Next steps… (18.18)   What advice do you have for other PCNs? (19.25)   Graph showing the site-by-site progress that has been made since introducing the HRDM service up until 17/11/2 For all enquiries about the Ockham podcast, please contact Ben Gowland here.  

In this week's episode of Podcasting Power Hour, Jeff and Greg put Neil Hedley on the spot, testing his "grumpy old man of podcasting" title with questions about properly setting up a guest. Learn how to properly prepare a podcast guest so that your podcast is successful."The art of the list of questions is in knowing when to detach yourself from it and crumple it up and throw it away and go, this is not going to work anymore for this conversation."Neil Hedley is a grumpy old man of podcasting who has been interviewed on Podcasting Power Hour. He is known for his advice on properly setting up a guest for an interview.Neil Hedley says...I participate often on Podcasting Power Hour with Jeff Townsend and Greg from Indie Drop-in Network. This week we talked about a variety of topics, but one thing that we focused on was the importance of preparing for a guest interview. I explained that it's crucial to know everything you can about your guest before the interview so that you can be prepared to pivot if the conversation starts to go off track. This way, you can keep the conversation interesting and accessible for all listeners.In this episode, you will learn the following:1. How to properly set up a guest interview2. The importance of being flexible and open-minded when interviewing3. The value of asking interesting, engaging questionsPodcasting Power Hour is recorded live on Twitter Spaces every Monday at 9 pm Eastern Time. To join, just follow the host, Jeff, aka The Podcast Father https://twitter.com/podcast_father, and Greg, founder of Indie Drop-In Network https://twitter.com/indiedropin on Twitter. If you would like to support the show, you can buy us a coffee: Jeff - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/podcastfather Greg - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/indiedropin If you want to advertise on the show, we have live, pre-roll, mid-roll, and integration options. Just reach out to Greg@indiedropin on Twitter or fill out our contact form https://indiedropin.com/contact/ #howto, #marketing, #podcasting #podcastConnect with us:YouTube: https://youtube.com/channel/UCYL6oEZw3HgWd1qRaTLtSVATwitter: https://twitter.com/podcastingPrwHrWebsite: https://podcastingpowerhour.comLoved this episode? Leave us a review and rating

As chair of the Fuller Report workstream focused on data, population health management, demand/capacity, risk stratification and health inequalities, GP Partner and Clinical Chair of the Greater Peterborough Network, Dr Neil Modha is well placed to offer further insight into the objectives and outcomes of the report, and what it really means for the general practice of the future. Fortunately, Ben has managed to grab 23 minutes of Neil's time to discuss some of the key takeaways such as; when and how do we embed some of the report's recommendations, how do we adapt these to ensure we are able to meet local needs, how do these fit within the new backdrop of integrated care, and what are the expectations of primary care now, and in the future?   Introduction (9 secs) Neil's take on the final version of the Fuller Report (30 secs) How mindful of the report are we in general practice right now? (1 min 24 secs) A muted reaction? (2 mins 23 secs) What are the key implications of the report? (3 mins 39 secs) Access and urgent care (4 mins 28 secs) Where does responsibility sit for meeting and managing the urgent care demand? (6 mins 30 secs) Are we moving towards a ‘hub' style of working practice? (8 mins 19 secs) Why we should be proactive in shaping the future, and in embedding the recommendations within the report (10 mins) Integrated Neighbourhood Teams; the end of the road for PCNs? (10 mins 52 secs) Where does general practice sit in terms of a leadership perspective (13 mins 42 secs) Funding new models of care (15 mins 21 secs) Thoughts on maintaining influence within a wider context (17 mins 50 secs) Neil's advice for networks and practices on ensuring preparedness (19 mins 45 secs)

Chris and Nathan are joined by Neil Warnock for a very special episode of the Boropolis podcast. In this episode, the lads chat to Neil about his tour, "Are You With Me?", ahead of his visit to the Middlesbrough Town Hall on Friday 18th November. In addition to this, Neil shares various stories from his tenure as Boro boss.

In a joint podcast with Joey Svendsen of Pastor With No Answers, Tony talks this month with Neil Dudley, host of The Cowboy Perspective Podcast and vice president of Pederson's Natural Farms. Topics discussed include slaughtering 1,500 hogs per week, eating musk ox stomach, strangling a deer, stress toxins in dying animals, the definition of "humane," the groaning of creation, how to expect sacrifice, and more. You can find Neil at The Cowboy Perspective and Pederson's Natural Farms. And find Joey at Pastor With No Answers.

Neil Mammen discusses the asymmetric race war in America, Mom of transgender suicide victim speaks out, and with “Sexy Sex Ed” summer camps for young teens, what's next? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Neil Mammen discusses the asymmetric race war in America, Mom of transgender suicide victim speaks out, and with “Sexy Sex Ed” summer camps for young teens, what's next? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's guest shares with us how there is discrimination in every industry and what he is experiencing with his newest project. Proud member of Generation X, Neil started gaming in the 80s on the Atari 2600. Making his way up through NES, SNES, Genesis, N64, PS2, etc. He's been around for every generation of gaming thus far. On the Professional side he has over 20 years in IT/coding and illustration. In 2020 Neil combined his love for gaming and technical expertise to form the Vanilla Gaming Company. He set out to create a company that's not afraid to take risks and make games that are FUN and a little less “fluffy” than the current titles we're used to seeing these days. “It seems the days of originality in gaming are dead, or at least asleep. Every game is a carbon copy of the previous game, and most styles are in a perpetual rinse and repeat mode. Let's dare to be different and do something fresh, something new.” Contact / Social Media Email: Info@vanillagamingcompany.com Website: https://www.vanillagamingcompany.com/ Press Kit: https://www.vanillagamingcompany.com/vanillabeastpresskit Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1532410/VanillaBeast_Ace_in_the_Hole/ Twitter (Main Social Media): @VanillaGamingCo Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vanillagamingco Kickstarter Campaign (March 15th): https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/vanillabeastgame/vanillabeast-ace-in-the-hole --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/high-profile-podcast/support

Stel and Roy joined by Leicester City legend Steve Walsh to discuss Neil Lennon's first press conference as Omonoia head coach. Steve shares his thoughts on his former team mate's appointment and what fans should expect to see under the new management structure, namely; tactics, man management, youth development and handling the pressure in an unknown environment.

We are shaping up for the new world of integrated care systems (ICSs) and as part of this, the Fuller national stocktake is a live initiative which has been commissioned to appraise how well existing systems work with primary care (and others) to improve integration of patient care. As a senior GP who is leading on the data, population health management, risk stratification and health inequalities workstream, Dr Neil Modha talks to Ben about the scope of the review, how it is being conducted in practice, the influence of the review outcomes on general practice's place in the new world, and how others can also get involved.   Introduction (41 secs)   How Neil became involved in the review (47 secs) The purpose of the review (1 min 21 secs) Is the review focused on PCNs, or is it a more holistic appraisal of primary care as a whole? (2 mins 11 secs) How is the review being undertaken? (3 mins 15 secs) Organisation of workstreams and input (3 mins 44 secs) What are the likely outcomes and how are these measured? (5 mins) Examples of best practice (6 mins 8 secs) A focus on improving the interaction between the wider system and primary care (7 mins 18 secs) PCN & ICS; getting off to the right start (8 mins 5 secs) Report timeline (8 mins 56 secs) What happens when the report it released? (9 mins 44 secs) Maintaining the voice of general practice within a larger healthcare ecosystem (10 mins 25 secs) The role of PCNs in the new world (11 mins 52 secs) Shaping the future GP contract (13 mins 38 secs) Talking sustainability (14 mins 24 secs) A wider ownership of PCNs? (16 mins 40 secs) Commissioning and funding deployment going forwards (17 mins 23 secs) Advice for general practice staff on the PCN effort in light of the upcoming changes (18 mins 18 secs) Finding out more (20 mins 10 secs) Responses and input (21 mins 8 secs) Deadline for feedback (22 mins 18 secs)   If you are interested in getting involved, would like to learn more and / or participate in providing input into The Fuller Review, please email here. The Fuller Review engagement platform is additionally accessible here.   Our PCN Plus online programme is now open for registrations! Aimed at new PCN Clinical Directors, our team of experts will deliver training on all the need to knows, including (and not limited to); establishment of a PCN vision, communications, managing finances and workforce, and preparations for integrated care systems. If you are interested in learning more, or you're keen to sign up, please see our dedicated webpage or you can contact Ben for further information.

Travel Royally Podcast brings on Neil McConachie. Neil is a rules official and member of the R&A, member of Glasgow Gailes GC, member of Moray GC, and a honorary member of West Lanks GC. Neil gives some great perspective from an Open Championship rules official. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/travelroyally/support

GP Dr Neil Modha returns to the Ockham sofa this week to discuss the topic of health inequalities, something which is particularly close to his heart on account of the vulnerable communities which make up the majority of his Thistlemoor practice in Peterborough's patient population. From QOF measures to Covid vaccination numbers, Neil explains why the current funding model and the systems in place are not always supportive of those working their hardest to meet the needs of those most in need but also, with the introduction of integrated care systems and some close liaison with NHS England, why there is reason to be optimistic going forwards.   Introduction (36 secs)   The population served by Neil's practice (50 secs)   How the Thistlemoor team are meeting the needs of vulnerable patient groups (1 min 24 secs)   Covid vaccinations and why measured targets are not always representative of efforts on the ground (2 mins 23 secs)   Weighted populations (5 mins 5 secs)   The Carr-Hill formula and how it works in practice (6 mins 1 sec)   Other GP contract pressures (7 mins 2 secs)   Challenges of QOF and ‘absolute' target setting (8 mins 49 secs)   Increasing the inequality gap (9 mins 40 secs)   The digital impact (11 mins 25 secs)   Barriers to tech (12 mins 42 secs)   What is the best way forward? (14 mins 5 secs) Can change happen with the introduction of integrated care systems? (16 mins 44 secs)   The appetite for change within the centralised bodies (18 mins 41 secs)   Optimism for the future (20 mins 25 secs) Funding analysis– can you help?! (21 mins 19 secs)   The episode Ben refers to, where Neil introduces us to Thistlemoor's innovative open access model, can be found here If you can assist with some funding analysis, Ben can put you in touch with Neil

This week on episode 55 of EIUPanthers Podcast we visit with former Eastern Illinois men's soccer player Neil Swindells.  Swindells played soccer for the Panthers in the early 1980's alongside some of the great goal scorers in program history.  Swindells helped set up many of those goals as he ranks second on the EIU career assists list.  Since his playing days on the pitch, Swindells has gone on to a successful career as an airline pilot flying for United Airlines.  Today he talks about some of his favorite airports to fly in and out of while also talking about some of his memories of playing soccer at EIU.  

This week on episode 55 of EIUPanthers Podcast we visit with former Eastern Illinois men's soccer player Neil Swindells.  Swindells played soccer for the Panthers in the early 1980's alongside some of the great goal scorers in program history.  Swindells helped set up many of those goals as he ranks second on the EIU career assists list.  Since his playing days on the pitch, Swindells has gone on to a successful career as an airline pilot flying for United Airlines.  Today he talks about some of his favorite airports to fly in and out of while also talking about some of his memories of playing soccer at EIU.  

On this week's episode we speak with Neil Rippingale of NR Stonecraft about the history and craft of dry stone.  You can contact Neil via email at neilrippingale@aol.com.   On this week's episode we speak with Neil Rippingale of NR Stonecraft about the history and craft of dry stone.  You can contact Neil via email...Read More

Neil reveals the details behind how he got his gig with Orianthi, created his latest solo project and rolled into his most recent gig with Tommy Vext.Follow Neil:https://www.instagram.com/neilswanson/?hl=enFollow Chryshttps://www.instagram.com/c__333j/?hl=enFollow the pod:https://www.instagram.com/playerspickpodcast/?hl=en

Neil White, is a TV producer for Rogers TV in the Guelph, Kitchener-Waterloo area, and is the Producer for the Rogers TV local broadcast's of the OHL's Guelph Storm home games at the Sleeman Center in Guelph.

Beer Massif Podcast Interview: Neil Kade Owner and Head Brewer of Gilded Skull by Beer Massif Podcast Network

Approaching Excellence, Every Conversation. Is there such a thing as destiny? Is your future pre-ordained? Is it possible to be born a high-achiever, guaranteed to succeed? In this podcast, 14 x World Champion Cyclist, Neil Fachie MBE and presenter John Mellis ask high achievers exactly that, and about their best habits and behaviours in an effort to build a tool box allowing everyone the chance to prosper at an elite level.Here's a clip from the first episode where John interviews Neil. 

Neil Silva is an architect in MA, and shares his entrepreneurial story with us. He has a relatively traditional journey in getting started but his approach to being remote early on, and his love for his work is very inspiring, and anyone who is looking to start a company should here how Neil approaches business and runs his shop. Thanks Neil!

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It's a weekend of not one but two EFL Trophy finals, so you better believe we're delving into the history of the competition. There's also celebrating a man who got a four game ban, lots of German chat and plenty of mentions for our old pal Neil.

How being “the Idiot in the Room” gave me an SDR advantage. Learn the secrets to sales development success in the world of SaaS with Neil Bhuiyan.

We're back with another AFA Podcast Interview! Evan Vernon returns with his conversation with Neil Garguilo, co-creator and show-runner of Hell Den, which returns for a second season on SyFy's adult animation block TZGZ this November. Neil talks about his past in improv comedy and as part of a comedy troupe and how they came together to create the show, and shares his comedy influences. TZGZ airs on Saturdays at Midnight  on SyFy in the US.     Show notesWatch the first episode of season 2 hereWatch More TZGZ Videos   Dr God Comedy

Spokesperson: Neil Patel (Sr. Technical Marketing Engineer)  Topic: Zero trust and segmentation market   http://brakeingsecurity.com/2020-023-jame-nelson-from-illumio-cyber-resilence-business-continuity   What is Zero Trust and why should companies adopt a Zero Trust philosophy?   Amanda: What are one of the more important steps someone should take when looking to implement zero trust? How does segmentation fit in a Zero Trust model? What are some of the challenges and benefits that come with segmentation?   Are there real-world examples of how segmentation has stopped a breach and how that relates to the Zero Trust philosophy?   How can Zero Trust principles help prevent the spread of ransomware or another security epidemic?   Do you need 100% asset mgmt already before implementing or is that part of what you do as well?   Integrations: you mentioned auth functions, but how integrated can Illumio go with your env? EDR? NDR? (saw on your site, you’re fully integrated with Crowdstrike falcon)   Tell us more about the Forrester Wave? What do the findings mean and why do they matter? https://www.illumio.com/resource-center/research-report/forrester-wave-zero-trust-2020  https://www.illumio.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/illumio LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/illumio/mycompany/

A patient's wellbeing underpins their physical health so what can we do to complement our existing models of care and ensure their wellbeing needs are met? One of our most popular guests (and as it turns out, podcast regular) Dr Neil Modha of Thistlemoor Medical Centre in Peterborough, is back on our sofa this week and believes the key lies in the relatively new health and wellbeing coaching roles. What are they? How do they fit within existing staffing and service models? How can practices and PCNs take advantage of these roles, particularly in line with the reimbursement scheme? And most importantly, what value do they add to practices and their patient populations?   Introduction (53 secs) How has Neil's practice coped during the pandemic? (1 min 34 secs) The triage model at Thistlemoor (2 mins 24 secs) The impact of Covid on general practice locally – and more broadly (3 mins 7 secs) Integrating health and wellbeing coaches within a practice structure (4 mins 53 secs) What is a health and wellbeing coach? What can they bring to our table? (6 mins 23 secs) Are new people required to take on this role or can we upskill existing staff? (7 mins 30 secs) Where Neil's PCN are up to in the training and recruitment process (8 mins 39 secs) The patient journey (10 mins 23 secs) Caseload (11 mins 43 secs) What does success look like? (12 mins 20 secs) Who is responsible for running the training? (13 mins 33 secs) Proving the impact (14 mins 17 secs) Utilising funding from the Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme (ARRS) (15 mins 49 secs) Breaking down the financial benefits of the ARRS (17 mins 2 secs) Where do health and wellbeing coaches fit within the context of the PCN DES? (18 mins) Lessons learned so far (19 mins 54 secs) Following Thistlemoor's journey and additional resources (20 mins 57 secs)   Further information regarding health coaching can be found on Thistlemoor's website here The WHO wellbeing as a measure for wellbeing is an additional tool Neil and his team are using which should be completed at the beginning and end of the patient journey, to measure the impact of their health and wellbeing intervention. If you would like to join the discussion or get in touch, both Neil and Thistlemoor are active in all the usual places: Twitter:                https://twitter.com/ThistlemoorMC https://twitter.com/neilmo Instagram:           https://www.instagram.com/thistlemoorhealth/ Raw Horizons Academy are a recognised training provider for health and wellbeing coaches and their contact details are as follows: Website:              academy.rawhorizons.co.uk/ Twitter:                https://twitter.com/RHA_Wellbeing Facebook:           https://www.facebook.com/rawhorizons Instagram:           https://www.instagram.com/rawhorizons/ Finally, the link to Neil's podcast on his practice's triage model (which Ben refers to) can be found here

In this edition of our AffiliateINSIDER Affiliate Marketing Podcast, Lee-Ann Johnstone speaks to Neil Walker from Engage - a new platform designed to make it easier to recruit affiliates. Neil talks about why it can be challenging for many programs to recruit high-quality affiliates, as well as the problems that Engage seeks to address. He and Lee-Ann also discuss the importance of affiliate retention and engagement, plus more.

In her conversation with Neil and Wannee Thompson, Elin asks about their dreams for missions at Bethany. In addition, they talk about missions as a career and the impact that COVID-19 pandemic has had on global missions. Bethany Missionshttp://bethanyefree.org/missions   OMFhttps://omf.org/us/   Medical Missionshttps://omf.org/cross-cultural-work/medicalmission/   Serve Asiahttps://omf.org/opportunities/serveasia/   John Scotthttps://www.ivpress.com/john-stott   InterVarsityhttps://intervarsity.org/  

In this weeks episode of the Podcast Neil is joined by one of the top online physique coaches in the Uk Ally Burdge.Ally has a huge amount of knowledge when it comes to getting people to stage and photoshoot shape so this really is a must listen episode if you want to take your physique to the next level!Amongst many other things the pair discuss:- Can intermediate/ advanced lifters still progress with band workouts?- Under pinning training philosophies- The difference between male and female prep- Post show mindset- Recommendations for first time competitors - 3 biggest annoyances in the fitness industry- Future aspirationsThis was another fantastic episode, a big thanks to Ally for sharing his wide variety of knowledge. We hope you are all enjoying this step up in content creation and taking plenty from it. Don't forget to leave a review, rating and a share!  

The Dudes pay tribute to Neil Peart, one of the best drummers to have ever lived. They also catch up with Shawn's balls, talk some Ozzy/Elton, some Star Wars, and round it out by counting down the Top 5 Simpsons guest stars.

The Pioneer Performance Podcast is now back after a few weeks of well deserved respite! In Episode 18 of the Podcast Neil is joined by coach and owner Matthew. The pair discuss the recently released documentary 'The Game Changers' which has been attracting a lot of media attention (both good and bad) by promoting a vegan diet for both improved health and performance. Later the pair also delve into the the fundamentals of making long term progress. Delivering some practical tips which you can implement now in order to make better, long term progress. 

In this episode Neil and Rob discuss all the life lessons they've learned in their combined 35 years of experience in the health and fitness business. Neil has so much knowledge and great insight and passion. Warning some explicit language. Not much but rated R at times.

Today on the Podcast Neil is joined by Pioneer Performances Co-Owner Matthew.   In this episode, the pair discuss fitness as a business and how that has evolved over the last 6 years.   Listen in as the pair touch on celebrity supplement endorsements, the growth of group training models and hear them share some of Pros and Con’s of the ever-popular slimming clubs.

"Frank Sinatra discovered me at a nightclub called P.J.'s in Hollywood. It was 1962. He used to come in there a lot with all his big star friends. I was so nervous to see him. I've only had one idol in my life, and that was Frank Sinatra." - Trini Lopez Podcast Featuring Neil Diamond, Trini Lopez, Marcia Griffiths, Josh Rouse, Courtney John, Yukicito, The Avett Brothers, Matt Simons, The Village Callers, and the California Honeydrops! SUBSCRIBE: iTunes TWITTER: @MusicFirstPcast FACEBOOK: Music First Podcast INSTAGRAM: MusicFirstPodcast EMAIL: MusicFirstPodcast@gmail.com

Iain Lee's live on talkRADIO between 10pm-1am Monday to Fridays but, if for some inexplicable reason you miss the show, you can get the best bits every day right here.Or, to be absolutely certain you don't miss out, subscribe to the podcast on iTunes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Neil Manthorp joins Phil Walker and Jo Harman, to discuss the last 5 days of the World Cup, while looking forward to what is ahead of us this week.

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In Episode 16 of The Film ‘89 Podcast Neil and Skye are joined by filmmaker and host of the Flixwise Podcast and contributor to film89.co.uk, Martin Kessler for an in-depth discussion of the long-running action/science-fiction franchise that began in 1987 with director John McTiernan's Predator starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. The guys examine what makes Predator such an enduring classic and discuss the sequels Predator 2, Predators and the cross-over Alien vs. Predator films. This all leads to the main review, Shane Black's long-awaited fourth film in the main saga of the trophy hunting aliens, The Predator. Predator (1987) - 0:02:27; Predator 2 (1990) - 0:46:09; AVP: Alien vs. Predator (2004) 1:06:51; Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem (2007) - 1:11:21; Predators (2010) - 1:17:23; Main review - The Predator (2018) - 1:28:39.

Matchbook's Jesse May is joined by Pro Bettor Neil Channing and Betting Journalist Brad Allen to discuss betting, staking, strategies, and lessons learned the hard way. 

On today’s show we welcome Neil Mody, CEO and Founder of SpareMin.

In this brand new episode of Tin Foil Hats Podcast, I speak with Neil Sanders who is the author of two incredible books on Mind Control "Your Thoughts Are Not Your Own" volumes 1 and 2. The First book talks about such topics as MK ULTRA, PROJECT MONARCH and so much more, with an incredible depth and research. The second volume talks about the media and how it controls the narrative of those who watch it in accordance to those who fund the production. In this interview we talk about MK ULTRA, PROJECT MONARCH, HOLLYWOOD, SATANISM AND MEDI MANIPULATION plus so much much more. I would personally like to thank Neil for taking the time to record this podcast and you can also find the video on my Tin Foil Hats Youtube Page.   I would highly recommend Neils books on Mind Control and his latest book about The Charles Manson case which has some explosive insights into what really happened. Visit Neils website below for more info. https://neilsandersmindcontrol.com/      

For the fourth episode of The Film '89 Podcast Neil and Skye are joined by Jim Cottle to give a rundown of the latest movie trailers; they give their analysis of Season One of Star Trek: Discovery; the main review is Marvel Studios' Black Panther and the trio discuss their favourite movie opening scenes.Trailer Rundown - 02:36; Review - Black Panther - 40:56; Favourite Movie Opening Scenes - 1:25:03; Listener Questions - 2:10:46.

In this Podcast Neil and Brent discuss ways to make goaltender inference more cut and dry and what steps the league can take to better the process of making a decision. They also discuss some stories from around the league.

In this Podcast Neil and Brent discuss in the length the Ottawa Senators & Melnyk situation. They also go over others news from around the league including trade rumors and milestones.

Neil deGrasse Tyson, Peter King, Ian Rapoport, Tom Krasniqi, and Kordell Stewart join 1st And Goal host Brian Webber to discuss the action from Week 8 in the NFL.

Kentucky football travels to Mississippi State on Saturday for a key SEC game with the Bulldogs. Neil Price, the former UK baseball and women's basketball play-by-play announcer at Kentucky who is now the voice of MSU football and men's basketball, gives Lexington Herald-Leader sports columnist John Clay a scouting report on the Bulldogs heading into Saturday. For more UK coverage go to www.kentucky.om

For the first LabourTALK Podcast I interviewed Neil Findlay MSP. Neil discusses his new book, 'Socialism and Hope: A Journey Through Turbulent Times. You can purchase the book here: https://socialismandhope.com

Our regular Anfield Extra contributor Neil Fitzmaurice is joined by LFC reporter James Pearce and Joe Rimmer to discuss Virgil van Dijk, Philippe Coutinho's future, transfers and Liverpool's performances against Hoffenheim and Watford. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Neil Diamond concur last night and breakdown of Amazon's deal for Whole Foods.Did Amazon buy it cheap? Have a great weekend. 

Might you be going to see Neil Diamond tonight at Madison Square Garden. Stock bounced off 50 day AMZN GOOG FB also mentioned QQQ EEM NFLX X AKS SQ

John Collett and Robin Dich get dialed-in with Mariners' expert Neil Stover to talk about Seattle's hot start to the season. Plus, KHQ Alums Alli Flicker and Gabe Cohen share their Mariner thoughts starting at the 30:40 mark.

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DAPF #109. Dark Angels & Pretty Freaks #109. We read emails, answer questions, Talk about hydrophobic kitty litter, Get called out by another podcast, Neil Dreams about the Property Brothers, and his small post bike ride dingus, and our 5 Favorite Things about Netflix.   Wanna join us for Vegas meet up 2017 or Jamaica cast 2017? email us for more info!   Want some FREE DAPF stuff? Send us your address and we will send you some goodies!   www.DarkAngelsandPrettyFreaks.com   Please check out our free app wherever you download your apps!

Festive overindulgence has probably resulted in the loosening of a few belts this Christmas, and as the guilt begins to sink in, we can be sure our social media timelines will start to feature your friends and family all singing the familiar chorus of “New Year, New Me.”  However if the mobile App charts are anything to go by, it seems many reading this will have a helping hand to get themselves back into shape. I also suspect a quick look around a typical meeting room in the new year will be enough to confirm that wearable tech as officially reached mainstream status as converts discuss the pressure of reaching the elusive 10,000 daily steps target. In this Podcast Neil looks at how How Fitbit, Airbnb, Uber and Periscope are changing our world.

And it's Tuesday again!!! Whether you are into #TacoTuesdays or #TransformationTuesdays, we like it because we get to share music with you! This week you will hear awesome songs by Neil Young, Bobby Sherman, Billy Bragg, Ornette Coleman, Monty Alexander, Brad Mehldau, Pete Rodriguez Sr, Johnny Pacheco, Mississippi Sheiks,Yes, and Toe!Hope you enjoy these songs as much as we do! SUBSCRIBE: iTunes TWITTER: @MusicFirstPcastFACEBOOK: Music First PodcastEMAIL: MusicFirstPodcast@gmail.com

Clear Books spoke to Neil De Villiers, founder of Fan Business Solutions - In this podcast, Neil talks about his experiences of running his own Microsoft Dynamics GP consultancy and how his past businesses have helped him to understand the essentials in running a successful business. We also learn how Neil balances running his own company with his family life, as well as how his personable approach enables him to compete against larger consultancies.

This week, we are featuring a very eclectic mix of songs – tune in to hear some great tracks from The Shadows, Dave Clark 5, Chris Brown and Sean Paul, Neil Diamond, Curtis Mayfield, Blake Shelton, The Rolling Stones, Dick Hyman, Spacehog, Monty Alexander, and Walter Lure and the Waldos!Subscribe: iTunesLike us on: Facebook Follow us on Twitter: @MusicFirstPcastAnd as always, we'd love to hear from you! Email us at: MusicFirstPodcast@gmail.com

One of the most important sources of talent for U.S. cities is foreign students enrolled in our universities. That's why Neil Ruiz is taking a closer look at where they come from and the impact they are having. Neil is a senior policy analyst and associate fellow at The Brookings Institution Metropolitan Policy Program. His research focuses on regional and state economic development, innovation, international migration, high-skilled immigration, as well as global economic issues. Find out how your city can increase its talent by tapping foreign students on this week's 'Knight Cities,' when I talk to Neil Ruiz. You can follow us on Twitter at #knightcities or @knightfdn. And if you have ideas for people you'd like to hear more from, please email me: Coletta (at) knightfoundation.org.

Call yourself a Game Of Thrones fan? Watched all the episodes so far? Then we have a podcast you're going to enjoy really rather a lot. Director of the ninth episode in the second season - that's Blackwater, by the way - Neil Marshall dropped by to talk about how he handled stepping in at the last moment, and even tells us a few things about previous projects (like Centurion, Dog Soldier and The Descent) as well as upcoming plans...

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