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Pacific Northwest Ballet School operates differently from many other company-affiliated programs. In this episode, Denise Bolstad, Managing Director of PNB School, breaks down what sets it apart. We explore the structure of the Professional Division, how dancers are selected, training expectations, performance opportunities, and the path from PD to the main company. Denise also shares insights on recruitment, summer intensive considerations, and how PNB supports dancers who don't get promoted. If you're interested in PNB's Professional Division, this episode is a must-listen! Learn more about Pacific Northwest Ballet School Read Summer Reviews of Pacific Northwest Ballet School Read Year-Round Reviews of Pacific Northwest Ballet School More Links: Support Ballet Help Desk Buy Corrections Journals Instagram: @BalletHelpDesk Facebook: BalletHelpDesk Ballet Help Desk Music from #Uppbeat: https://uppbeat.io/t/ian-aisling/new-future License code: MGAW5PAHYEYDQZCI

Welcome to Episode 68 where I am truly blessed to be joined by Joel Turner of Shot IQ. Joel is a former SWAT team member and sniper who was aso a lead firearms instructor and a  a two-time RMEF World Elk Calling Champion in the Professional Division, who developed Controlled Process Shooting, a system that addresses the mental side of archery and shot anticipation (or the dreaded target panic). In 2023, Joel's son, Bodie, smashed his way onto the world stage by winning The Vegas Shoot in the Championship Male category at just 15 years old. After my nerves settled, we discuss Joel's system, non-hunting societies and the joys of silence in a conversation that lasted just over 2 hours. Joel can be found on the links below. https://www.shotiq.com/home https://www.turnermodel.com/mindiq https://www.instagram.com/joelturneractual/ https://www.youtube.com/c/SHOTIQ https://www.facebook.com/joelshotIQ/?locale=en_GB

During the month of August we will be enjoying some summer weather and taking a break from recording new episodes. To satiate your thirst we will be re-releasing the hottest episodes of the year, every week, for you to enjoy with a Mai Tai by the pool like David will be.This week we will revisit our second most popular episode of 2024 thus far, our episode about fearless innovation as a business leader in Japan, with guest Hideo Goto. Hideo is the President of Schick Japan and has more than 20 years experience in the health and beauty industry, and a strong track record of driving results and being incredibly innovative in his approach. If you are an APAC business leader in Japan looking to innovate in a traditionally risk averse business culture, listen to this episode to learn how to encourage a fearlessly innovative culture in your company.In this episode you will hear:Advice for APAC leaders working in JapanHow to be innovative in a traditionally risk averse countryStrategies Hideo employs to attract talent in a challenging marketSome of the most important lessons Hideo has learned from his decades of successful and innovative business leadershipAbout Hideo Goto:Hideo Goto has been the President and Representative Director of Schick Japan since August 2022. Hideo has more than 20 years of experience in the health and beauty industry, and a strong track record of driving results. He started his career at Johnson & Johnson in 1996 in sales and marketing. In 2005, he joined L'Oreal and spent 11 years there, where he turned around several businesses and scaled the growth. He held various leadership positions throughout his tenure including GM of Active Cosmetics Division in Japan, GM of Consumer Product Division in Taiwan, and GM of Professional Product Division in Japan. Hideo Goto was promoted to Country General Manager of Henkel Beauty Care Japan and Korea in 2021 having joined Henkel Beauty Care in 2017 as GM of the Professional Division.Hideo earned an MBA from Thunderbird School of Global Management in the U.S. in 2003 and a BBA from Meiji University in 1996Connect with Hideo Goto:Schick Japan website: https://schick.jp/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hideo-goto-8854b4ba/Connect with David Sweet:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drdavidsweet/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/focuscorejp Facebook: :https://www.facebook.com/focuscoreasiaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/focuscorejp/ Website: https://www.japan.focuscoregroup.com/ “Doin' the Uptown Lowdown,” used by permission of Christopher Davis-Shannon. To find out more, check out www.thetinman.co. Support independent musicians and artists.

Leia Antunes fell in love with the dance of ballet from a very young age, getting accepted into Royal Winnipeg Ballet's Professional Division at the age of 13. She was immersed into the graceful, poised and beautiful world of ballet, but her lifelong dream of becoming a professional ballerina was met with strict dance schedules, body dysphoria, dancer comparisons, and sore feet. So this babe decided to take a break, travelled the world, and returned to her home in Smiths Falls to become... a registered massage therapist... and eventually, the new owner of the faith-based dance studio, Redeemer Dance Academy. In this episode, Leia and I chat about:

On the latest episode of the podcast we are thrilled to be able to welcome back our very first guest, Hideo Goto. Hideo is the President of Schick Japan and has more than 20 years experience in the health and beauty industry, and a strong track record of driving results and being incredibly innovative in his approach. If you are an APAC business leader in Japan looking to innovate in a traditionally risk averse business culture, listen to this episode to learn how to encourage a fearlessly innovative culture in your company.In this episode you will hear:Advice for APAC leaders working in JapanHow to be innovative in a traditionally risk averse countryStrategies Hideo employs to attract talent in a challenging marketSome of the most important lessons Hideo has learned from his decades of successful and innovative business leadershipAbout Hideo Goto:Hideo Goto has been the President and Representative Director of Schick Japan since August 2022. Hideo has more than 20 years of experience in the health and beauty industry, and a strong track record of driving results. He started his career at Johnson & Johnson in 1996 in sales and marketing. In 2005, he joined L'Oreal and spent 11 years there, where he turned around several businesses and scaled the growth. He held various leadership positions throughout his tenure including GM of Active Cosmetics Division in Japan, GM of Consumer Product Division in Taiwan, and GM of Professional Product Division in Japan. Hideo Goto was promoted to Country General Manager of Henkel Beauty Care Japan and Korea in 2021 having joined Henkel Beauty Care in 2017 as GM of the Professional Division.Hideo earned an MBA from Thunderbird School of Global Management in the U.S. in 2003 and a BBA from Meiji University in 1996Connect with Hideo Goto:Schick Japan website: https://schick.jp/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hideo-goto-8854b4ba/Connect with David Sweet:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drdavidsweet/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/focuscorejp Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/focuscoreasiaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/focuscorejp/ Website: https://www.japan.focuscoregroup.com/ “Doin' the Uptown Lowdown,” used by permission of Christopher Davis-Shannon. To find out more, check out www.thetinman.co. Support independent musicians and artists.Mentioned in this episode:2024 Salary Guide

ASAP Classic Podcast with the late Roger Schwab who passed this past March 2024.  ROGER HAD BEEN A PIONEER IN WEIGHT TRAINING FOR DECADES. HE WAS COLLEGE FOOTBALL'S FIRST STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACH (PENN STATE 1964-1965) AND THE MAN WHO INTRODUCED THE NAUTILUS TRAINING AND EQUIPMENT SYSTEM TO PHILADELPHIA IN 1976. FROM 1976 TO 2015, HE WAS THE OWNER AND OPERATOR OF MAIN LINE HEALTH & FITNESS, RECOGNIZED BY MEN'S HEALTH AS THE FINEST WORKOUT IN THE UNITED STATES. ROGER WAS ALSO NAMED BY THE MAGAZINE AS ONE OF THE TOP PERSONAL TRAINERS IN THE U.S. ROGER TRAINED BOTH THE U.S.A. WOMEN'S OLYMPIC SWIMMING AND FIELD HOCKEY TEAMS. HE ALSO TRAINED MIKE MENTZER FOR THE 1978 MR. UNIVERSE AND THE 1980 MR. OLYMPIA COMPETITIONS, AND SERVED AS HEAD JUDGE OF THE INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF BODYBUILDERS, PROFESSIONAL DIVISION, FROM 1978-1982. A NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED LEADER IN THE PREVENTION AND REHABILITATION OF SPORTS RELATED INJURIES, ROGER HAS CONDUCTED IMPORTANT RESEARCH INTO THE PREVENTION AND REHABILITATION OF INJURIES OF THE SOFT TISSUES OF THE LUMBAR AND CERVICAL SPINE. HE IS ALSO THE AUTHOR OF OVER 100 ARTICLES IN NATIONAL PUBLICATIONS ON STRENGTH TRAINING AND BODYBUILDING, AND PUBLISHED THE ACCLAIMED BOOK, “STRENGTH OF A WOMAN,” IN 1997. HE WAS INDUCTED INTO THE PHILADELPHIA JEWISH SPORTS HALL OF FAME FOR EXCELLENCE IN SPORTS/MEDICINE IN 2008. IN 2012, ROGER INTRODUCED X-FORCE “NEGATIVE ACCENTUATED” EXERCISE IN THE U.S. HE IS CURRENTLY THE OWNER-OPERATOR OF X-FORCE PHILADELPHIA, AND IS A LECTURER AND FEATURED SPEAKER ON THE BENEFITS OF “ECCENTRIC” TRAINING IN STIMULATING A SYSTEMIC PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT. In this episode of the ASAP Podcast, brought to you by SpecAthletic The Sports Flooring Professionals, Ed Cicale traveled to Philadelphia to visit the Mainline Health and Fitness Training Center in Byrn Mawr. Founded by the passionate strength trainer, Roger Schwab, Mainline Health and Fitness evolved from a small 1,200 square-foot facility to a whopping 35,000 square-foot behemoth. The conversation with Schwab uncovers the rich history behind the center's transformation and the unique approach towards strength training it offers. Starting operations on Thanksgiving Day in 1976 as Mainline Nautilus, the gym was equipped with only nine machines. Inspired by his personal strength training journey, Schwab took the initiative to elevate his small fitness center. It wasn't long before they expanded to include 120 Nautilus and Med-X machines, Nautilus medical testing machines, and a complete line of X-Force machines from Sweden, hailed by Roger Schwab for delivering the most effective workouts, brings a "wow" factor unseen in other fitness equipment due to its unique design for stimulating negative training. Schwab elaborates on the benefits of X-Force machines, particularly for negative or eccentric training, citing how the technology has contributed significantly to the success of his fitness center over time. The remarkable physical transformations witnessed by clients, insists Schwab, are a testament to the efficacy of the X-Force equipment. This forward-thinking approach to fitness has not only garnered positive responses from patrons but has notably tripled business for Mainline Health and Fitness. Wrapping up the episode, Cicale commends Schwab for his innovative and dedicated approach to fitness and strength training within the Mainline Health and Fitness Training Center. Tune in for an insightful look into one of the most incredible centers in the country and the inspiring story of its founder, Roger Schwab. RIP Roger

Ballet Help Desk sat down with Vanessa Léonard, Director of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet's Anna McCowan-Johnson Aspirant Program. She covered not only how the program is structured, but how dancers work with the main company, where dancers get jobs and also how students can audition to join the program. Ms. Léonard also covers the unique challenges that dancers face when trying to dance in a country that isn't their own, especially when it comes to visa issues. Tune in to hear more about this unique Canadian company! Interested in auditioning for Royal Winnipeg Ballet School? Video auditions being accepted through June 1, 2024: https://www.rwb.org/school/professional-division/audition/video-auditions/   Royal Winnipeg Aspirant Program Ballet Help Desk Submit Year-Round Reviews Support Ballet Help Desk Instagram: @BalletHelpDesk Vanessa Léonard Bio Originally from Edmonton, Alberta, Vanessa Léonard has been gracing the studios and stages of the Canada's Royal Winnipeg Ballet since 1994 as a student, principal dancer, and ballet master. In 2021, Ms. Léonard was honoured to be appointed as Director of the RWB's Anna McCowan-Johnson Aspirant Program. She received her early training from the Edmonton School of Ballet and the RWB School Professional Division before being hired into the RWB Company in 1997. During a fifteen-year career, Ms. Léonard portrayed the lead female role in many well-known works; the first of such roles was in David Nixon's Butterfly when Nixon picked her from the corps de ballet to perform the lead. In the 2001/02 season she worked with Sir Peter Wright to dance the dramatic and technical role of Giselle. Other roles that Ms. Léonard enjoyed dancing include Odette/Odile in Galina Yardonova's staging of Swan Lake, Princess Aurora in The Sleeping Beauty, Lucy in Mark Godden's Dracula, Pamina in Mark Godden's The Magic Flute, the tender Cours D'Amour in Mauricio Wainrot's Carmina Burana and the lead role of Nancy in Val Caniparoli's A Cinderella Story. Ms. Léonard is known for roles that have been created on her including Tinker Bell in Jorden Morris' Peter Pan; Destiny in Mauricio Wainrot's Carmen, The Passion; March Hare in Shawn Hounsell's Wonderland; and Natalie in Jorden Morris's Moulin Rouge® – The Ballet. In 2009 Ms. Léonard danced the role of Juliet in Rudi van Dantzig's Romeo & Juliet for which she was called “simply stunning” by the Winnipeg Free Press. Ms. Léonard has appeared as a guest artist internationally, performing in galas with the Compania Nacional de Danza in Mexico City, the Benios De La Danse in Moscow, the 10th and 13th International Ballet Festivals of Miami, and the Encore International Dance Festival in Quebec. She has also been invited to dance with various companies and schools in full-length productions of Nutcracker, Swan Lake and The Sleeping Beauty in Canada, the USA and Spain. In 2009, Peter Quanz selected Ms. Léonard to perform a new piece called In Tandem at the Guggenheim Museum in New York City and at the 2010 Canada Dance Festival in Ottawa. As part of the Cultural Olympiad for the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympic Games she performed the lead in Iztik Galili's Hikarizatto. Since retiring from dance in 2013, Ms. Léonard has staged and coached many ballets for the RWB Company, Professional Division and Aspirant program. She has also staged full length ballets for Orlando Ballet, Louisville Ballet and the National Ballet of Cuba and has enjoyed guest teaching for schools and companies around the world.

Podczas naszego listopadowego spotkania skupimy się na odpowiedziach na Wasze pytania, których przez ostatnie miesiące uzbierało się bardzo dużo. Zachęcamy również do zadawania nowych pytań w trakcie spotkania. Nie lękajcie się, krytyki nie będzie, ponieważ w TMI Polska i w Radiu Paranormalium tworzymy bezpieczną przestrzeń do zadawania pytań i dzielenia się swoimi spostrzeżeniami. Linki i inne materiały udostępnione podczas spotkania: KONTAKT Z NAMI Formularz na naszej stronie: https://tmipolska.pl/kontakt/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tmipolskapl Pod nagraniami z naszych spotkań opublikowanymi na youtube radia paranormalium: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2TwvuqJWE8oOllGZprBh4d_bFxcRFC34 MONROE INSTITUTE TIK TOK https://www.tiktok.com/@monroeinstitute BADANIA PROWADZONE PRZY WSPÓŁPRACY Z MONROE INSTITUTE Dział Studiów Percepcyjnych Uniwersytetu Wirginii (DOPPS/UVA) Bieżące Badania Naukowe 1.Kwestionariusz przesiewowy nietypowych doświadczeń 2.Badania neuroobrazowania funkcjonalnego procesów psi 3.Doświadczenia bliskie śmierci 4.Badanie dzieci, które twierdzą, że pamiętają poprzednie życie Więcej: https://med.virginia.edu/perceptual-studies/participate/participate-in-research/ OPIS PROSTYM JĘZYKIEM "Frequency Following Response" (FFR) jest zjawiskiem, w którym układ nerwowy automatycznie synchronizuje swoją aktywność z częstotliwością bodźca dźwiękowego. Ta zdolność mózgu do synchronizacji z rytmami dźwięku ma związek z technologiami dźwiękowymi z Monroe Institute. "Frequency Following Response" (FFR), znana również jako "odpowiedź z częstotliwością następczą", to neurofizjologiczny pomiar aktywności mózgu w odpowiedzi na dźwięk. Jest to rodzaj potencjału wywołanego, który można zarejestrować za pomocą elektrod umieszczonych na skórze głowy. FFR odzwierciedla zdolność układu słuchowego do synchronizacji z rytmami dźwięków, szczególnie z tonami muzycznymi, intonacją mowy i innymi skomplikowanymi sygnałami akustycznymi. Ten rodzaj odpowiedzi jest szczególnie interesujący dla badaczy, ponieważ wiernie odwzorowuje charakterystyki czasowe i częstotliwościowe bodźca dźwiękowego, a tym samym daje wgląd w to, jak mózg przetwarza złożone sygnały akustyczne na poziomie pień mózgu. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frequency_following_response ARTYKUŁ: Ewoluujące perspektywy na temat źródeł odpowiedzi z częstotliwością następczą https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-019-13003-w Ta strona jest artykułem z czasopisma Nature Communications, który przedstawia perspektywę na temat źródeł odpowiedzi częstotliwościowej (FFR) w ludzkim układzie słuchowym. FFR jest nieinwazyjnym wskaźnikiem wierności kodowania dźwięku w mózgu i jest używany do badania integralności, plastyczności i znaczenia behawioralnego kodowania dźwięku. Autorzy omawiają nowe dowody sugerujące, że FFR powstaje z wielu źródeł korowych i podkorowych, a nie tylko podkorowych, jak wcześniej sądzono, i pokazują, jak FFR do złożonych dźwięków może wzbogacić szerszą dziedzinę neurobiologii słuchu. Autorzy proponują również, że FFR powinien być postrzegany jako miara funkcjonalnych właściwości całego układu słuchowego, a nie odbicie aktywności w pojedynczym jądrze. DOLBY ATMOS I JEGO ROLA W NAGRANIACH Wiele prac w dziedzinie nauki o dźwięku ma na celu zmuszenie mózgu, aby nie przegapił dźwięku, szum różowy pomaga w tym, i tu pojawia się również dźwięk przestrzenny 3D (Dolby Atmos). Najnowsze nagrania w technologii MSS zawierają w sobie Dolby Atmos zakodowane do mp3 przystosowane do słuchania na słuchawkach. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dolby_Atmos SPOTKANIA ZAMKNIĘTE 1. Są to spotkania zorientowane na ćwiczenia. 2. Spotykamy się on-line w każdy 2-gi wtorek miesiąca o godz. 19:00. 3. Ćwiczymy z wykorzystaniem nagrań komercyjnych i dyskutujemy o swoich doświadczeniach. 4. Uczestnictwo w grupie wiąże się z opłatami na pokrycie kosztów używanego oprogramowania i medytacji. Opłata wynosi 30 zł miesięcznie. Jeśli jesteś gotów brać aktywny udział w naszych spotkaniach, to kliknij poniższy klawisz i dokonaj darowizny. 5. Można zapisać się do newslettera którym przypominamy o tych spotkaniach Więcej: https://tmipolska.pl/projekty/ Instytut Monroe uruchomił inicjatywę mającą na celu współpracę z twórcami muzyki komercyjnej wykorzystującymi technologię dźwięku MSS (Monroe Sound Science). Linki do niektórych piosenek z MSS ✔️https://open.spotify.com/album/3BqRW9e8p9g1Gpp7hZ8rsO?si=vBObMG0IT0mbt63zL3PBig ✔️https://open.spotify.com/album/3WwgxLAViTHQF8nurmHCD6?si=3EHAvB-eQwSNA-haPYpeVg ✔️https://open.spotify.com/track/74coHkiNjue44VkaPLDGLh?si=516bf74083284e0e ✔️https://open.spotify.com/track/39ibwcWod6A2vgmleDnrLP?si=5d5209e6e9d54cde WIĘCEJ O TYM PROJEKCIE ✔️https://www.monroesoundscience.com/new-page ✔️https://consciouselectronic.com/2022/02/25/silvermouse-imagining-revisited/ ARCHIWUM MONROE INSTITUTE https://archive.org/details/monroe-institute-collections BADANIA PROWADZONE PRZY WSPÓŁPRACY Z MONROE INSTITUTE Dział Studiów Percepcyjnych Uniwersytetu Wirginii (DOPPS/UVA) Bieżące Badania Naukowe 1.Kwestionariusz przesiewowy nietypowych doświadczeń 2.Badania neuroobrazowania funkcjonalnego procesów psi 3.Doświadczenia bliskie śmierci 4.Badanie dzieci, które twierdzą, że pamiętają poprzednie życie Więcej: https://med.virginia.edu/perceptual-studies/participate/participate-in-research/ Alpha Development: Building the Alpha Bridge https://www.mindmirrorportal.com/alpha-development/ Jak zostać trenerem Monroe Institute https://www.monroeinstitute.org/pages/outreach-trainers Professional Association (formerly Professional Division) https://www.monroeinstitute.org/pages/professional-division-1 Dolphin Energy Club https://www.monroeinstitute.org/pages/dolphin-energy-club O KLUBIE ENERGII DELFINÓW Doświadczaj mocy grupowej medytacji dynamicznej i świadcz niezbędną usługę jako członek Klubu Energii Delfinów (DEC) w Monroe. DEC został stworzony, aby promować komfort emocjonalno-mentalno-fizyczny w czasach potrzeby. Doświadczeni i sprawdzeni uzdrowiciele energetyczni zostali zaproszeni do Laboratorium Monroe, gdzie ich aktywność fal mózgowych była rejestrowana i analizowana. Te wzorce zostały odwrócone w inżynierii, aby stworzyć specjalnie zaprojektowane częstotliwości Monroe, które są w plikach audio szkoleniowych DEC, dostępnych dla wszystkich członków. Za każdym razem, gdy DEC otrzymuje prośbę o wsparcie, grupie członków przypisywane jest zadanie skupienia pozytywnej energii uzdrawiającej na rzecz tej osoby przynajmniej raz w ciągu dwutygodniowego okresu. Jest to bezpłatna usługa dla tych, którzy o nią proszą. Jeśli czujesz inspirację, aby pomagać innym, zapraszamy do przyłączenia się do DEC. DEC w archiwum https://archive.org/details/monroe-institute-reports-dolphin-energy-club/01%20Dolphin%20Energy%20Club/ Raport CIA na temat Gateway Experience https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP96-00788R001700210016-5.pdf CIA Report about remove viewing https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP96-00788R001100520001-3.pdf Sean Webb - CIA Funds Remote Viewing Program https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrYNwuGuvYs THE STAR GATE ARCHIVES Zdalne postrzeganie https://www.monroeinstitute.org/products/the-star-gate-archives-volume-1-remote-viewing-1972-1984 https://www.monroeinstitute.org/products/the-star-gate-archives-volume-2-remote-viewing-1985-1995 Psychokineza https://www.monroeinstitute.org/products/the-star-gate-archives-volume-4-operational-remote-viewing-memorandums-and-reports

This episode is with Harry Boyce a former professional basketball player, Division I college basketball player sharing so much knowledge through his experience with the game of basketball

Join the Women's Leadership Initiative, the Government Law Center, and author Patricia E. Salkin '88 to celebrate the publication of the new book, May It Please the Campus: Lawyers Leading Higher Education. Dr. Salkin will discuss the book, which traces the history of lawyers serving as college campus leaders from the 1700s to present. This free event is open to the public and includes a book signing and reception in the East Foyer. Copies of the book will be available for purchase for $25.00 during the book signing. About Patricia E. Salkin Patricia E. Salkin, J.D., Ph.D.,'88 is the Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost of the Graduate and Professional Division of Touro University. She is the former Dean of the Touro University Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center and previously served as Associate Dean, Director of the Government Law Center, and the Raymond & Ella Smith Distinguished Professor of Law at Albany Law School. Her new book, May It Please the Campus: Lawyers Leading Higher Education, was published by Touro University Press in December 2022. About the Book May It Please the Campus: Lawyers Leading Higher Education is a groundbreaking study on the important and little-known role that lawyers have played as leaders in higher education. The book traces the history of lawyer campus presidents from the 1700s to present. The author explores reasons for an exponential increase in lawyers serving as campus leaders by examining the growth of legal education and myriad legal and regulatory issues confronting higher education.

"A lot of my choral works get inspiration from Philippine indigenous chants. We have 7000+ islands with different cultures and soundscapes, and that is itself is a very rich jump-off point for a new composition. I contact a tribe, interview them, ask permission to use a folk chant, and recompose it in a manner that is respectful of the original form of the chant but with something new added to it."Trailblazing composer and artist Nilo Alcala is carving a legacy for Philippine Arts internationally. He is the first Philippine-born composer to receive the COPLAND HOUSE Residency Award (2017), as well as to be commissioned by Grammy-winner Los Angeles Master Chorale. He is also the first Filipino-American artist to be featured as Musical America Worldwide's Artist of the Month, and be awarded The American Prize in the Professional Division, Major Choral Works Category. He has received two Ani Ng Dangal (Harvest of Honor) awards from two Philippine Presidents.His commissions include San Bernardino Symphony Orchestra, Asia-Europe Foundation; Andrea O. Veneracion International Choral Festival; Korean Ministry of Culture; National Music Competition for Young Artists, Manila Symphony Orchestra, the Filipino-American Symphony Orchestra, and many other ensembles. Other notable performances include the World Youth Choir, Asia Pacific Youth Choir, San Francisco Girls Chorus, the U.P. Symphony Orchestra, the Metro Manila Community Orchestra, and the South Dakota Symphony Orchestra.Alcala's virtuosic choral works have been performed by numerous winning ensembles in prestigious competitions and festivals in Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Americas. He was member and composer-in-residence of the Philippine Madrigal Singers (UNESCO Artist for Peace). An Asian Cultural Council grantee, Alcala was a Billy Joel Fellow at Syracuse University where he received the Irene L. Crooker Music Award.Alcala was composer-mentor from 2016 to 2019 of Pasadena Master Chorale's “Listening to the Future” program for promising high school composers. In 2022, in cooperation with the Rotary Club University District (Quezon City, Philippines) Alcala has established the Rotary Club University District-Nilo Alcala Arts Scholarships or RCUD-NAAS for student artists. To get in touch with Nilo, you can visit his website, www.niloalcala.com, or you can find him on Instagram or Twitter: @alcalanilo.Email choirfampodcast@gmail.com to contact our hosts.Podcast music from Podcast.coPhoto in episode artwork by Trace Hudson from Pexels

After a childhood and youth spent rigorously training for professional careers in ballet, Roland Spier and Jaya Puglise each suffered career-ending injuries. With their hopes for careers in dance at an end, both were faced with finding new purpose and identities. They each attended Columbia University in New York. Both in their 20's, Roland and Jaya work as management consultants now but are giving back to dance and dancers through Second Act, which Jaya describes as ”a network to connect current and former dancers of all backgrounds to streamline the difficult transition and creates a support system for personal and professional growth.” Says Roland, “Second Act was born from my experience struggling to find a path after hanging up my dance shoes due to injury. I want to create a resource for dancers experiencing a similar transition to find support, both personal and professional. I am passionate about this opportunity to bring dancers together, while giving back to the arts.”Topics Include:The close identity young dancers develop to the profession, because they start so young, often at threeor four, and then spend time at the dance studio rather than in after school activities.The strong bonds young dancers form with their classmates as they work towards performances andreaching milestones in the craft, which are hard to reproduce outside of the dance world.Feeling gratitude for the skills gained through the years of study and practice, but sadness too for thedance career that didn't happen.Empathizing with young Olympic athletes and the pressure they feel to perform and what happenswhen they can't “deliver".The difficult transition out of the dance world to finding new interests and pursuits.Founding the nonprofit mentoring group Second Act, bring together mentors with younger dancerstransitioning to other careers.Adjusting to enjoying ballet as audience members.Their advice to others: Don't box yourself in, there is a lot that's open to you.Resources:Instagram: @secondactnycRoland Spier is originally from Washington D.C and trained at the Washington School of Ballet, dancing alongside the company in many of their productions. After graduating high school he was invited to be a trainee in Pacific Northwest ballet's Professional Division where he performed with PNB also freelancing as a guest artist with smaller companies and studios. He took two gap years, prior to starting at Columbia University from which he graduated in 2020 with a major in architecture and a concentration in East Asian studies. Currently an Associate Consultant at OC&C, Roland focuses on corporate strategy and M&A due diligence across sectors.Jaya Puglise grew up in Vermont, training at Vermont Ballet Theater. After attending summers at the Bolshoi Ballet Academy summer intensive, she was awarded a full scholarship to train at the school in Moscow for a summer while taking Russian language classes, and later invited to stay to train year round. After a severe foot injury led her to stop ballet, Jaya studied abroad in Russia for her final year of high school.Jaya graduated from Columbia University in 2020 with a double major in political science and Russian language and culture. She received departmental honors for her thesis “Creating Memory and Commemorating the Wronged: Alexei Ratmansky's The Bolt and The Bright Stream”. Now working at OC&C Strategy Consultants as an Associate Consultant, Jaya works across a variety of industries in corporate strategy and due diligence projects.

In this episode, we talk with Minter Dial, who is an international professional speaker, elevator, entrepreneur and a multiple award-winning author, specializing in leadership, branding and transformation. Previously, he was a top executive at L'Oréal and Redken. He is truly one of the most interesting people we know. THOUGHT #1"You'll Grow from this Experience"THOUGHT #2"If You are not Willing to Learn, No One Can Help You. If You are Determined to Learn, No One Can Stop You.”- Zig ZiglarCONNECT:Website: MinterDial.comPodcast: Minter Dialogue Radio ShowBook: You Lead: How Being Yourself Makes You A Better Leader (Jan 2021)Book: Futureproof: How To Get Your Business Ready For The Next DisruptionBook: Heartificial EmpathyBook: The Last Ring HomeInstagram: mdialLinkedin: Minter DialTwitter: @mdialYouTube: DialMinterBRAND & RESOURCE MENTIONS:"Whip My Hair" (Willow Smith) - YouTubeThe Walking Dead - IMDB.comL'Oréal - loreal.comRedken - redken.comThe Grateful Dead - dead.netPadel Tennis - Minter Dial BlogVideo Clip of Padel Tennis - YouTube.comTennis - wikipedia.orgSquash - wikipedia.orgPickelball - wikipedia.orgTequila - wikipedia.orgSangria - wikipedia.orgOlympics - olympics.comShrek - dreamwork.comRugby - wikipedia.orgFind Your Red Thread, Tamsen Webster - TamsenWebster.comThe Rolling Stones - RollingStones.comZig Ziglar - ziglar.comEmpathy Circle = active listening in front of othersFranklin-Covey - FranklinCovey.comBanding People Together - BandingPeopleTogether.comJohn Coltrane - JohnColtrane.comPhil Lesh - PhilLesh.netJim Sullivan - sullivision.comSubstack - substack.comHard Rock International – HardRock.comBooky Call - https://www.bookycall.combookstarPR - bookstarPR.comThoughts That Rock – ThoughtsThatRock.comCertified Rock Star - CertifiedRockStar.comLeadership That Rocks: Take Your Brand's Culture to Eleven and Amp Up Results (Jim Knight) - LeadershipThatRocksBook.comCulture That Rocks: How to Revolutionize Your Company's Culture (Jim Knight) – CultureThatRocks.comBlack Sheep: Unleash the Extraordinary, Awe-Inspiring, Undiscovered You (Brant Menswar) - FindYourBlackSheep.comRock ‘n Roll With It: Overcoming the Challenge of Change (Brant Menswar) – RocknRollWithIt.comCannonball Kids' cancer – CannonballKidscancer.orgBig Kettle Drum - BigKettleDrum.comSpectacle Photography (Show/Website Photos) – SpectaclePhoto.comJeffrey Todd “JT” Keel (Show Music) - JT KeelMINTER DIAL'S BIO:Minter Dial is an international professional speaker, elevator and a multiple award-winning author. An agent of change who has exercised twelve different métiers and moved country fifteen times, he spent 16 years as a top executive at L'Oréal, having been MD of Redken Worldwide, MD of L'Oreal Canada's professional subsidiary and then a member of the worldwide Professional Division's Executive Committee. He's author of the WWII story, The Last Ring Home, as well as three business books: Futureproof, Heartificial Empathy and You Lead (2021). He writes Dialogos (on Substack) with the intention to foster more meaningful conversation at home, in society in general and at work. HIs main site is MinterDial.com and his social handle is @mdial. 

Hello and welcome to the FocusCore Podcast with your host David Sweet. In this episode, David speaks with Hideo Goto, Country General Manager of Henkel Beauty Care Japan and Korea. Hideo has a long career history in beauty and personal care spanning over 20+ years and has been in senior management roles at Henkel Beauty Care since 2017 where he has accelerated business growth by strengthening brand portfolios through innovation and building high-performing teams. By focusing on a strong organizational culture and innovation, Hideo has led Henkel to be a leader in the consumer and professional haircare industry in Japan.  In this episode we discuss: Hideo's career journey that has led him to Henkel Beauty Care The growth of Henkel, in particular, the haircare business in Japan and their path journey to becoming a powerhouse of hair Key challenges for growing Henkel and how to sustain growth over the next 10 years Innovation including digital innovation and product innovation The company culture of Henkel and how it attracts employees and how Henkel's strong culture values differentiate them from their competitors How leveraging collaboration from within the business to create solutions is key Sustainability and how Henkel is adapting to reach the 2030 UN sustainability targets and the importance of sustainability embedded in a company's values to attract employee candidates The impact of Covid-19 on Henkel's beauty care business and how haircare is thriving due to the pandemic Hideo Goto Bio: Hideo Goto is Country General Manager of Henkel Beauty Care Japan and Korea, a position he was promoted to in 2021 having joined Henkel Beauty Care in 2017 as GM of the Professional Division. In 2019, Hideo was promoted as Country GM of Henkel Beauty Care Japan and led both the professional and consumer businesses. In 2020, he successfully turned around consumer business and, in 2021, accelerated the growth and achieved the historically highest market share.  Hideo has more than 20 years of experience in health and beauty industry, and a strong track record of driving results.  Prior to Henkel, he started his career at Johnson & Johnson in 1996 in sales and marketing.  In 2005, he joined L'Oreal and spent 11 years there, where he turned around several businesses and scaled the growth.  He held various leadership positions throughout his tenure including GM of Active Cosmetics Division in Japan, GM of Consumer Product Division in Taiwan, and GM of Professional Product Division in Japan.   Hideo earned an MBA from Thunderbird School of Global Management in the U.S. in 2003 and a BBA from Meiji University in 1996. Links of things mentioned in this episode: https://www.henkel.co.jp/careers (Henkel Japan Career Page) Connect with FocusCore: Website: https://www.japan.focuscoregroup.com/ (https://www.japan.focuscoregroup.com/)  Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/focuscoreasia (https://www.facebook.com/focuscoreasia)  Twitter: https://twitter.com/focuscorejp (https://twitter.com/focuscorejp)  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/focuscore/ (https://www.linkedin.com/company/focuscore/)  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/focuscorejp/ (https://www.instagram.com/focuscorejp/)  Subscribe on Apple Podcast, Spotify, or wherever you download podcasts. Doin' the Uptown Lowdown," used by permission of Christopher Davis-Shannon. To find out more, check out http://www.thetinman.co/ (www.thetinman.co). Support independent musicians and artists.

Hello and welcome to the FocusCore Podcast with your host David Sweet. In this episode, David speaks with Hideo Goto, Country General Manager of Henkel Beauty Care Japan and Korea.Hideo has a long career history in beauty and personal care spanning over 20+ years and has been in senior management roles at Henkel Beauty Care since 2017 where he has accelerated business growth by strengthening brand portfolios through innovation and building high-performing teams. By focusing on a strong organizational culture and innovation, Hideo has led Henkel to be a leader in the consumer and professional haircare industry in Japan. In this episode we discuss:Hideo's career journey that has led him to Henkel Beauty CareThe growth of Henkel, in particular, the haircare business in Japan and their path journey to becoming a powerhouse of hairKey challenges for growing Henkel and how to sustain growth over the next 10 yearsInnovation including digital innovation and product innovationThe company culture of Henkel and how it attracts employees and how Henkel's strong culture values differentiate them from their competitorsHow leveraging collaboration from within the business to create solutions is keySustainability and how Henkel is adapting to reach the 2030 UN sustainability targets and the importance of sustainability embedded in a company's values to attract employee candidatesThe impact of Covid-19 on Henkel's beauty care business and how haircare is thriving due to the pandemicHideo Goto Bio:Hideo Goto is Country General Manager of Henkel Beauty Care Japan and Korea, a position he was promoted to in 2021 having joined Henkel Beauty Care in 2017 as GM of the Professional Division. In 2019, Hideo was promoted as Country GM of Henkel Beauty Care Japan and led both the professional and consumer businesses. In 2020, he successfully turned around consumer business and, in 2021, accelerated the growth and achieved the historically highest market share. Hideo has more than 20 years of experience in health and beauty industry, and a strong track record of driving results. Prior to Henkel, he started his career at Johnson & Johnson in 1996 in sales and marketing. In 2005, he joined L'Oreal and spent 11 years there, where he turned around several businesses and scaled the growth. He held various leadership positions throughout his tenure including GM of Active Cosmetics Division in Japan, GM of Consumer Product Division in Taiwan, and GM of Professional Product Division in Japan. Hideo earned an MBA from Thunderbird School of Global Management in the U.S. in 2003 and a BBA from Meiji University in 1996.Links of things mentioned in this episode:Henkel Japan Career PageConnect with FocusCore:Website: https://www.japan.focuscoregroup.com/ Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/focuscoreasia Twitter: https://twitter.com/focuscorejp LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/focuscore/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/focuscorejp/ Subscribe on Apple Podcast, Spotify, or wherever you download podcasts.Doin' the Uptown Lowdown," used by...

In this episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with Jolorie Williams, the General Manager of Revlon. In her role, she proudly oversees the Multicultural Division, which includes Cream of Nature products and Contract Services. Jolorie loves working in haircare and even has some mannequin heads in her home where she tries out the latest products in the pipeline. Her first job was in a non-beauty role at Bristol-Myers Squib. But at the time, they also owned Clairol, and when a position opened in their Professional Beauty Division, she landed it and never looked back. When she started, her job was in "ethnic haircare," and she loves how consumers demand has helped the category evolve. Jolorie also held pivotal roles at L'Oréal, working in Multicultural Haircare and Lancome, overseeing makeup marketing. Then she moved over to the Estee Lauder brand, Origins, which exposed her to how a brand with freestanding retail stores operates. But there is something about haircare that Jolorie loves, so when the opportunity to join Revlon presented itself, she joined their Professional Division before she took on her recent role. She is serving her multicultural audience with passion and purpose. Jolorie's a proud FAMU graduate with a C-Suite position. We talked about the importance of her HBCU education and how she uses her role to impact the next generation.  Plus, Jolorie offers five tips on succeeding on the corporate side of beauty. Make sure you stay until the end, so you don't miss them!  

I met Tanji Johnson in 2001 when she had just graduated from being an amateur athlete to the Professional Division of competitive fitness in the IFBB. She became an icon in the fitness industry, competing for 15 years as one of the very best, and at times, the very best in the world. As a photographer and journalist, I had the privilege of covering her career for fitness industry magazines and websites and witnessing some of the incredible highs and devastating lows she experienced along the way. Despite two typically career-ending injuries, she recovered and came back stronger and better than ever. The approach she takes with life is the same she took with her athletic career, and because of that, she is immensely successful at everything she chooses to do. I hope you find Tanji and her approach to facing difficulty inspiring. We all can most certainly use some inspiration right now. Support The Podcast Visit GoodladUnscripted.com Watch GoodladUnscripted on Youtube Follow on Instagram Follow on Twitter Join the discussion on our Facebook Group Subscribe on iTunes Subscribe on Google Play Subscribe on Spotify Subscribe on Breaker Subscribe on Overcast Subscribe on Pocket Casts Subscribe on Radio Public --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goodlad-unscripted/support

Christopher, AKA  “Chase” Carey spent 20 years in Corporate America holding executive and leadership positions in the Health Insurance and Consulting industries. As early as 1998 Chase was trying to bring mindfulness and meditation to the workplace.   But the corporate world wasn't ready yet, so Chase embarked on his own journey of discovery, studying extensively with The Monroe Institute in Virginia where he remains an active member of their Professional Division. He also trained with Harvey Grady of the Center for Human Potential,  and Drunvalo Melchizadek and other remarkable teachers.  Through this, Chase developed a unique model for the understanding and elimination of fears that underlie stress, and the practice of something he calls Personal Self Integration where he utilizes a meditative technique to help people dialogue with their subconscious mind to make permanent, positive change in their lives.  Chase is also a blackbelt in taekwondo and has written three books, on mindfulness, meditation and the application of martial arts philosophy into various aspects of modern life.    His clients include the US Army, nursing organizations, national Insurance companies, engineering firms, and a major university business school.  Chase joined me for our chat from his home outside of Atlanta Georgia.  https://www.chasingmindfulness.com

Christopher, AKA  “Chase” Carey spent 20 years in Corporate America holding executive and leadership positions in the Health Insurance and Consulting industries. As early as 1998 Chase was trying to bring mindfulness and meditation to the workplace.   But the corporate world wasn't ready yet, so Chase embarked on his own journey of discovery, studying extensively with The Monroe Institute in Virginia where he remains an active member of their Professional Division. He also trained with Harvey Grady of the Center for Human Potential,  and Drunvalo Melchizadek and other remarkable teachers.  Through this, Chase developed a unique model for the understanding and elimination of fears that underlie stress, and the practice of something he calls Personal Self Integration where he utilizes a meditative technique to help people dialogue with their subconscious mind to make permanent, positive change in their lives.  Chase is also a blackbelt in taekwondo and has written three books, on mindfulness, meditation and the application of martial arts philosophy into various aspects of modern life.    His clients include the US Army, nursing organizations, national Insurance companies, engineering firms, and a major university business school.  Chase joined me for our chat from his home outside of Atlanta Georgia.    

WE Founder and President, Jackie Mattox, talks with Theresa Alesso, President of Imaging Products & Solutions and Professional Division of Sony, about rising in her leadership journey by being firm, fair, and consistent.  "A women can be anything she wants to be with hard work and consistency ," Theresa comments and goes on to say that success requires tough sacrifices, but when you utilize your village and make a plan for your professional and personal life, anything is possible.  Theresa adds, "We are blazing new trails for our children (and children's children), so it's up to us to pay it forward". Theresa talks about the importance of partnering with her customers, the value of mentorship, internal and external diversity partnerships to "help raise the bar", and her passion for the life changing products from the Imaging Products & Solutions Division and the innovative film making and broadcast media equipment from Professional Division. Theresa tells us about her turning point in her career and advises, "People will listen if you step up". Tune into the podcast to hear mentorship insights from the first female President ever of a Sony Division! Support the show (http://www.womeninelectronics.com)

WE Founder and President, Jackie Mattox, talks with Theresa Alesso, President of Imaging Products & Solutions and Professional Division of Sony, about rising in her leadership journey by being firm, fair, and consistent. "A women can be anything she wants to be with hard work and consistency ," Theresa comments and goes on to say that success requires tough sacrifices, but when you utilize your village and make a plan for your professional and personal life, anything is possible. Theresa adds, "We are blazing new trails for our children (and children's children), so it's up to us to pay it forward". Theresa talks about the importance of partnering with her customers, the value of mentorship, internal and external diversity partnerships to "help raise the bar", and her passion for the life changing products from the Imaging Products & Solutions Division and the innovative film making and broadcast media equipment from Professional Division. Theresa tells us about her turning point in her career and advises, "People will listen if you step up". Tune into the podcast to hear mentorship insights from the first female President ever of a Sony Division! Support the show (http://www.womeninelectronics.com)

GET TO THE POINTE starts with native Texan, Cassidy Cocke, who proves that in difficult times a positive attitude makes all the difference! 2020 has changed the way dancers train, live, and create; and she allowed herself to grow through this time! Cassidy Cocke inspires with news of signing her first professional ballet contract with Los Angeles Ballet after Covid-19 cut her Professional Division final year short at Pacific Northwest Ballet. Fueled with empathy for her fellow artists, Cassidy and her family created "A LOVE LETTER TO ARTIST", through www.loveartgoods.com where 100% of the proceeds go to artists in need! You will be inspired by the calming presence of this beautiful artist! This podcast is owned and operated by Kali Kleiman. It does not represent the views, positions, or opinions of any of the schools, businesses, or the company’s that my guests or I are have attended or are currently associated with. All audio is property of Kali Kleiman and not for private use, unless written authorization is obtained. A license to use the media Stravinsky Dance From Petroushka was purchased under Pond5's Content License Agreement, a copy which is available for review upon request. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gettothepointe-pod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gettothepointe-pod/support

At Canada’s National Academy of Dance Education we know that dance teacher training is so much more than just learning steps. It includes integration of various components of an education in dance, to bridge the gap between dance training and dance education. Focusing on one or the other was and sometimes is common practice, but in today’s world, like we always say at CNADE we need to provide our dancers and dance educators with a “whole dance education” experience. Helping us better understand how both approaches can inform and enhance one another is Emeritus and Senior Scholars from the Dept of Dance at York University Ms. Claire F. Wootten. GUEST: Following completion of her studies with the Professional Division at the Royal Winnipeg Ballet School, Claire danced professionally with the Alberta Ballet Company. She is a graduate of the Teacher Training Program at Canada’s National Ballet School and has taught extensively throughout Canada. Claire has been on faculty in the Department of Dance at York University since 1990, joining the full-time roster in 2004 and holding the role of Department Chair from 2010-14. Her area of teaching specialization is contemporary ballet, dance education and community dance. She is a certified instructor of 3-D Workout, an integrated fitness program based on the work of Bartenieff and Laban. Recently retired from full-time teaching at York, Claire has returned to freelance work.

Hello Again! Die 6.Folge unseres Podcasts ist nun draußen und wir freuen uns einen weiteren Special Guest begrüßen zu dürfen. Wir haben mit Andrzej Cibis und seiner Frau Victoria Kleinfelder-Cibis, die in der Professional Division des Deutschen Tanzsportverbandes tanzen gesprochen und ihnen Fragen über die verschiedensten Themen gestellt. Natürlich haben wir auch eine Menge über Let's Dance geredet. Außerdem gibts wie jede Woche den „weekly gossip“ für euch in dem wir alles ,was in dieser Wochen rund um die Let's Dance Promis und Profis ,passiert ist zusammenfassen. Auch diesmal gab es wieder einiges zu lachen Stichwort Ponys, Mario Kart und Wahrheit oder Pflicht. Wir wünschen euch nun viel Spaß beim anhören der neuen Folge „Hello Again! Let's gossip“.

During the Wayne DeMilia era, Pro Bodybuilding events were promoted at the highest level of excellence. After he retired from the Professional Division, events have progressively suffered and have deeply deteriorated. As of today, Wayne DeMilia is back in the IFBB, being appointed by President Santonja to lead and coordinate the IFBB actions in the USA.

Find our blog and more resources at http://heartsofgoldpodcast.com/ Lydia shares her experiences painting a large-scale jungle mural with educational plaques. She describes what happened when the leadership at the organization she was working with changed and how that affected her project. More from Lydia: My name is Lydia England.  I am in the 11th Grade and attend iuniversityprep, which is a virtual school in the Grapevine Colleyville ISD.  Although I was born in Houston, I have lived in University Park, Texas, since I was eighteen months old.  In the Second Grade, I joined Brownies and was on Troop 3201.   Eventually, I became a Girl Scout Junior, Cadette, Senior and finally an Ambassador.  I earned my Bronze, Silver and Gold Awards during my career as a Girl Scout.  Along with Girl Scouting, Ballet has also been a lifelong passion of mine.  Up until this year, I trained in the Professional Division at Texas Ballet Theater.   In September, I was offered a Trainee Position at Avant Chamber Ballet Company which is a professional ballet company here in Dallas.  I have had the opportunity to perform alongside a live orchestra this past year in ballets including The Nutcracker and Ramonda.  Over the course of the past four years, I have placed in the Top 3, Top 12 and Top 24 at the prestigious international ballet competition, YAGP.   My other hobbies include playing the piano, sewing, doing art and speaking French.  Also, in my spare time, I have a small business on Etsy selling hand decorated pointe shoes, hair bows, doll dresses and now face masks. Lydia’s Etsy store: https://www.etsy.com/au/shop/TwinkleToesAndBowsLE?ref=simple-shop-header-name&listing_id=715085024 Join our Facebook Community at Hearts of Gold Podcast https://www.facebook.com/groups/HeartsOfGoldPodcast/ Instagram @sherylmrobinson Please subscribe to Hearts of Gold on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/sherylmrobinson or on your favorite podcast app. Support future Hearts of Gold episodes at https://www.patreon.com/heartsofgold Editing by https://www.offthewalter.com/  Walter’s YouTube channel is  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCt0wFZRVaOpUd_nXc_8-4yQ

Mark welcomes Luigi Sciambarella to the show. Luigi Sciambarella explores lucid dreaming and how to use lucid dreaming techniques for personal growth, insight and transformation. Luigi is an Outreach and Residential Trainer for the world-renowned Monroe Institute, established by consciousness pioneer, Robert Monroe. Luigi has had out of body and lucid dreaming experiences from an early age, and has been methodically documenting and studying them for 15 years.As a member of The Monroe Institute’s Professional Division, Luigi is involved in experimental research to develop new applications for the Institute’s sound technology and is the co-creator of a new residential program, the Lucid Dreaming Intensive. Luigi facilitates weekend and week long programs in the UK and globally on the exploration of consciousness using sound technology. Luigi's website can be found here: www.monroeinstituteuk.org facebook.com/LucidDreamingTMI/

Mark welcomes Luigi Sciambarella to the show. Luigi Sciambarella explores lucid dreaming and how to use lucid dreaming techniques for personal growth, insight and transformation. Luigi is an Outreach and Residential Trainer for the world-renowned Monroe Institute, established by consciousness pioneer, Robert Monroe. Luigi has had out of body and lucid dreaming experiences from an early age, and has been methodically documenting and studying them for 15 years.As a member of The Monroe Institute’s Professional Division, Luigi is involved in experimental research to develop new applications for the Institute’s sound technology and is the co-creator of a new residential program, the Lucid Dreaming Intensive. Luigi facilitates weekend and week long programs in the UK and globally on the exploration of consciousness using sound technology. Luigi's website can be found here: www.monroeinstituteuk.org facebook.com/LucidDreamingTMI/

Brian Dailey, MD, FACEP, FACFE, is a graduate of the University of Rochester School of Medicine where he was an Assistant Professor in Emergency Medicine, a Clinical Instructor in Surgery, and a Clinical Instructor in Complementary and Alternative Medicine. He was selected as one of America’s Top Physicians by the Consumers Research Council of America, Washington, DC.He is a third-degree Reiki Master-Teacher with extensive experience in energetic and vibrational medicine, including the use of CranialSacral therapy, crystals, and color. He has vast experience in sound therapies, including Hemi-Sync®, Spatial Angle Modulation, and crystal bowls to induce altered states of consciousness. He has used these methods to treat a wide range of patients both inpatient and outpatient with diverse problems such as cancer (including chemotherapy, radiation, hair loss, anemia, neutropenia and other side effects), neuropathies, fractures, trauma and in the Emergency Department, etc. He is a member of the Professional Division and is on the Board of Advisors and Board of Directors Emeritus of The Monroe Institute® (TMI) in Virginia. TMI is involved in research in consciousness, remote healing (healing from a distance), and the out-of-body experience. TMI supported Dr. Dailey in developing Chemotherapy Companion, Radiation Companion, and the Cancer Support Series CDs utilizing Hemi-Sync® sound and guided imagery to assist cancer patients with their therapies and healing. Dr. Dailey and Dr. Harry Oldfield (United Kingdom), and Dr. Thornton Streeter (United Kingdom) have been collaborating for many years in the imaging of energy biofields using initially Polycontrast Interference Photography, then New Energy Vision, developed by Dr. Oldfield, and Biofield Imaging developed by Dr. Thornton Streeter.Dr. Dailey has been a keynote speaker and lectures and teaches energetic medicine, Reiki, Crystals, Sound and holistic healing techniques around the world. In 2011, Dr. Dailey met Dr. Sergey Sorin, also a TMI Trainer and another great energy healer. Finding a wonderful symbiotic energy, they began collaboration and conduct TMI excursion workshops together, as well as workshops in other energy healing techniques.Contact Brian D. Dailey, MD:Address: Kent, New YorkPhone: (585) 764-7024Email: bdailey@rochester.rr.com

Brian Dailey, MD, FACEP, FACFE, is a graduate of the University of Rochester School of Medicine where he was an Assistant Professor in Emergency Medicine, a Clinical Instructor in Surgery, and a Clinical Instructor in Complementary and Alternative Medicine. He was selected as one of America’s Top Physicians by the Consumers Research Council of America, Washington, DC.He is a third-degree Reiki Master-Teacher with extensive experience in energetic and vibrational medicine, including the use of CranialSacral therapy, crystals, and color. He has vast experience in sound therapies, including Hemi-Sync®, Spatial Angle Modulation, and crystal bowls to induce altered states of consciousness. He has used these methods to treat a wide range of patients both inpatient and outpatient with diverse problems such as cancer (including chemotherapy, radiation, hair loss, anemia, neutropenia and other side effects), neuropathies, fractures, trauma and in the Emergency Department, etc. He is a member of the Professional Division and is on the Board of Advisors and Board of Directors Emeritus of The Monroe Institute® (TMI) in Virginia. TMI is involved in research in consciousness, remote healing (healing from a distance), and the out-of-body experience. TMI supported Dr. Dailey in developing Chemotherapy Companion, Radiation Companion, and the Cancer Support Series CDs utilizing Hemi-Sync® sound and guided imagery to assist cancer patients with their therapies and healing. Dr. Dailey and Dr. Harry Oldfield (United Kingdom), and Dr. Thornton Streeter (United Kingdom) have been collaborating for many years in the imaging of energy biofields using initially Polycontrast Interference Photography, then New Energy Vision, developed by Dr. Oldfield, and Biofield Imaging developed by Dr. Thornton Streeter.Dr. Dailey has been a keynote speaker and lectures and teaches energetic medicine, Reiki, Crystals, Sound and holistic healing techniques around the world. In 2011, Dr. Dailey met Dr. Sergey Sorin, also a TMI Trainer and another great energy healer. Finding a wonderful symbiotic energy, they began collaboration and conduct TMI excursion workshops together, as well as workshops in other energy healing techniques.Contact Brian D. Dailey, MD:Address: Kent, New YorkPhone: (585) 764-7024Email: bdailey@rochester.rr.com

Minter Dial is a storyteller, filmmaker  (The Last Ring Home trailer below), two-time author and an international professional speaker. Founder of The Myndset Co. and then of the DigitalProof Consultancy, Minter speaks and consults on Branding, New Tech and Digital Transformation, working with major global brands, such as Samsung, Kering and Tencent and more. Prior to setting up his own ventures, Minter led a 16-year international career with the L'Oréal Group - including 9 different assignments in France, England, USA and Canada. Among these, Minter was managing director Worldwide of REDKEN, then of the Professional Division for the Canadian subsidiary. In his final position at L'Oreal, he was a member of the Executive Committee worldwide, in charge of eBusiness, Business Development and Education. Happy to have Minter on to discuss his journey and his latest book, Heartificial Empathy, Putting Heart into Business and Artificial Intelligence which Minter masterfully makes the case for why empathy is not only teachable but a requirement for success in business and in life. Sponsor/Partnership Blooom – Your 401k could earn more. Take a minute to link up your 401k to and maximize your investments. For $10/ month, we manage your nest egg so you can enjoy life.

Jason Rose is the Director of Global Training for RUPES USA. With a total of 40 years in the car care industry, Jason spent 20 years with Meguiar’s in their Professional Division before joining RUPES. RUPES is an Italian company with a 65-year history of designing and producing the finest in innovative machine tools and their reputation in the automotive surface care sector is world renown. RUPES recently built and opened a facility in Colorado as they continue to grow in the US marketplace. Jason is a top industry leader in surface care and correction, product development, and training. His history in car care goes back to detailing cars in high school and that business financed his college education. Today, one of his focuses is training for the RUPES BigFoot as its Car Detailing Academy Director.

1982 Mr. Olympia Chris Dickerson is a guest on the Bodybuilding Legends Podcast to talk about his years competing in the NABBA Mr. Universe contest in London. Chris first competed in the NABBA Mr. Universe in 1970 after winning the AAU Mr. America competition. Chris went on to win the 1973 NABBA Mr. Universe overall and the 1974 NABBA Universe in the Professional Division. He talks about competing against Franco Columbu, Frank Zane and Tom Platz, his association with his coach Bill Pearl and the importance of posing in a bodybuilding competition.

Magen Warlick Horsewoman EXCA Champion I first learned of Magen Warlick when I was a member of Clinton Anderson's Downunder Horsemanship No Worries Club (NWC).  Clinton has an Academy that trains horsemen and women in his Downunder Horsemanship Method.  It's a tough deal and only a few make it to the end.  Magen was one of those few.  After nearly 10 years as an NWC member, I dropped out and lost track of many of the Downunder folks. Earlier this year, if you've been following along the podcast, Ranae and I participated in several California Extreme Cowboy Race Events.  We met a lot of nice folks and a few we competed with made it to the National Finals in Texas.  As we followed along with that event online, we noticed Magen Warlick's name in the Futurity and Professional Division.  It was a grueling week of competition and Magen came out on top. Because of our interest in EXCA I wanted to have Magen Warlick on the show to talk about her experience.  I also wanted to know if she could give us a few tips on how to better compete with our horses.  She came through on both counts. Links to Magen Warlick Magen Warlick Horsemanship on Facebook Magen Warlick Website Tell Us Your Problems Have a problem with your horse?  Do you have a favorite trainer you would like to hear from?  Send us your question and the name of your favorite trainer and we'll see if we can contact them and get you an answer.  Email John@whoapodcast.com or call on our message line (661) 368-5530 (toll charges may apply).

Dan (Dano) Steinhardt has over three decades of business experience in photography. In addition to national academic achievement, Steinhardt was first recognized for his photography when Scholastic Magazine awarded him the Grand Prize as the best high school photographer in North America. As Marketing Manager at Epson America, Inc. Steinhardt's responsibilities help position Epson as a key player in the photographic industry to professional and amateur photo markets.  Steinhardt was fortunate to have attended Reseda High School in Los Angeles, CA studying under the legendary Warren King. While still in high school, Steinhardt began assisting professional photographers in Hollywood, CA. Because of his background at Reseda High and experience as a photo assistant, Steinhardt was awarded advance standing at Brooks Insitute of Photography, Santa Barbara, CA where he double majored in Advertising/Illustration and Industrial/Scientific photography graduating with a Bachelors degree at the age of 20.   After graduation from Brooks Institute, Steinhardt operated his own commercial photography studio in Chicago, IL, specializing for eight years in advertising photography for national clients. During this time, Steinhardt worked in large format table-top product and food photography and was voted by American Photographer Magazine as, "New face in advertising photography".  Before joining Epson, Steinhardt was a marketing director in the Professional Division at Eastman Kodak Company and held a variety of positions at Eastman Kodak in Rochester, NY and New York City including strategic marketing director, market segment manager and professional imaging specialist.  In addition to a bachelor's degree with honors from Brooks Institute of Photography, Santa Barbara, CA, he has completed additional studies in the business schools of Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA and the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI.  http://dansteinhardt.com/ http://www.vivianmaier.com/ http://www.thecandidframe.com info@thecandidframe.com