Podcasts about project reset

The penultimate show in the Project Reset series, number 7 The Fans! As their rection of recent months been embarassing to the club or do they have a right to protest whichever way they want to? #LCFC #LCWFC #premierleague #Leicester #Leicestercity #leicestercityfc #epl #foxes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With our second relegation in three seasons now confirmed and our title as the countries most relegated team from top flight football the latest edition of Project reset looks at the board and should they be sacked? Chris & Craig are joined by The Athletics Rob Tanner. #LCFC #LCWFC #premierleague #Leicester #Leicestercity #leicestercityfc #epl #foxes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Will Ruud last the season as our manager, and will he still be in charge come August and the 25/26 season. If not how and who should we choose? Chris is joined by Ant @ANT_LCFC and Manny @CyberDuderino #lcfc #LCWFC #premierleague #Leicester #Leicestercity #leicestercityfc #epl #foxes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With troubles mounting down Filbert Way, is time up for The King Power Years in charge? Craig argues NO, Lox from / @bluetintedglasseslcfc cliams YES. Chris will try and keep them apart. #LCFC #LCWFC #premierleague #Leicester #Leicestercity #leicestercityfc #epl #foxes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Whilst we have a lot of youngsters out on loan, there are plenty still in the youth squads that can be given a run out, like Jeremy Monga v Newcastle. We are as good as relegated, and with a possible transfer ban to face in the EFL, is now the time to start blooding the youth? #LCFC #LCWFC #premierleague #Leicester #Leicestercity #leicestercityfc #epl #foxes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Haydn has made a massive contribution to London Welsh success off the pitch since he joined the Board when Project Reset was launched. We hear about how he and Pete Leyborne worked together to bring the Careers Hub to life and how they launched it to the players. Haydn gives us some great examples of how the Hub has helped the players excel off the pitch and how we use it to attract new players to the club. A Neath boy through and through, who came to London Welsh in the early 70's for a visit, before he settled in the area in the early 90's and never looked back. He became Chair of the Supporters Club when we had a professional team and then joined the Board where he has impacted so many of the players and their careers.Enjoy

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The holiday season is a time of joy, connection, and celebration—but it's also one of the trickiest periods for anyone on a weight loss journey. In this insightful episode of The Weight Loss Collab, bariatric therapist Lora Grabow, bariatric surgeon Dr. Betsy Dovec, and registered dietitian Hannah Schuyler come together to share their expertise and personal anecdotes about navigating December's challenges. From their professional insights to relatable holiday struggles, they break down the “12 Holiday Hotspots” and offer practical tools to help you stay on track without sacrificing the magic of the season.Highlights from the Episode:The 12 Holiday Hotspots:Emotional eating, stress, social pressures, perfectionism, and more—our experts tackle the most common obstacles that arise during the holiday season.Personal Stories:Lora, Dr. Dovec, and Hannah share candid, personal experiences that illustrate the unique challenges of balancing health goals with holiday traditions.Actionable Tools for Success:Practical tips include:Planning indulgences mindfully to enjoy meaningful holiday treats.Reframing setbacks as opportunities to refocus.Maintaining hydration, protein intake, and a simplified routine amid holiday chaos.Setting realistic goals and practicing gratitude.A Supportive Holiday Toolbox:Explore resources like Project Reset, which provide ongoing guidance and community support to empower you through the holidays and beyond.Stay to the end to hear about the great program Lora has planned for January! Learn more at https://loragrabow.com/. Lora is leading a six-week book study focused on compassionate self-thinking to help you start 2025 with a refreshed mindset and actionable goals.Follow us on social media for more tips, inspiration, and updates:Instagram: @DrDovec, @HannahSchuyler.RD, @DoctorXDietitian, @BodyByBariatrics, @bariatric.therapistWebsite: BodyByBariatrics.comStay connected, stay motivated, and remember, you're not alone on this journey to health!This episode of DoctorXDietitian is for informational purposes and not a substitute for medical advice. Always consult your healthcare team for personalized guidance.

In this episode, Dr. Dovec and Hannah break down the different weight loss options available at BodyByBariatrics to help you decide which approach might be the best fit! They start with bariatric surgery, sharing what it involves and the life-changing results it can bring. Then, they move on to medical weight loss programs, explaining how they work and who might benefit. Next, they discuss Project Reset, a structured, guided program designed to help you refocus and get back on track post-surgery. Finally, they touch on lifestyle interventions, focusing on sustainable changes to help you reach your long-term goals. Whether you're considering surgery or exploring non-surgical options, this episode gives you the lowdown on all the choices!Follow us on Instagram for more:@doctorxdietitian@drdovec@hannahschuyler.rd@bodybybariatricsFor more information on the programs outlined, visit:Bariatric SurgeryMedical Weight LossProject Reset

In this episode, Dr. Betsy Dovec and Hannah Schuyler, RD, tackle one of the most significant challenges bariatric patients face—doubt. Standing on the edge of a life-changing decision like bariatric surgery is a mix of excitement and fear, where the line between breakthroughs and setbacks can feel razor-thin. But is that fear enough to hold you back, or could it propel you toward the life you've always wanted?Key Topics Discussed:1. The Fear of the Unknown:Bariatric surgery represents a profound transformation, but the doubts are real: Will I fail? What will eating be like? Will my friends and family support me? Dr. Dovec and Hannah explore these common questions and share why they're normal—yet surmountable.2. Addressing Emotional Fears:The fear of failure can be paralyzing, but it's important to remember that this journey is about reclaiming your life, not just losing weight. The hosts discuss how bariatric surgery is more than a physical tool—it's an opportunity for deep mental and emotional transformation.3. Project Reset & Emotional Eating:How Project Reset helps participants confront bariatric grief and emotional eating. By using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) techniques, patients learn to reshape their relationship with food and move beyond self-doubt.4. Physical Concerns:Dr. Dovec and Hannah address concerns about post-surgery changes like hair loss and potential weight regain. The great news: hair grows back, and with the right guidance, maintaining long-term success is achievable.5. Overcoming External Judgments:One of the hardest parts of this journey is managing the opinions of others. Dr. Dovec emphasizes that this decision is about you, not anyone else's judgment. The support you need will be there, but this journey starts with your own commitment to a healthier, happier life.6. What If You Succeed?The hosts encourage listeners to shift their mindset from “What if I fail?” to “What if I fly?” This decision could lead to a healthier body, more confidence, and a life free from self-doubt.7. Taking the Leap:Standing on the edge of change is terrifying, but it's also exhilarating. Dr. Dovec and Hannah challenge listeners to ask themselves: What if staying the same is more terrifying than the leap? Sometimes, saying yes to comfort means saying no to transformation.Links & Resources:Project Reset: Learn more and enroll in this life-changing program designed to tackle doubts, emotional eating, and support you on your bariatric journey.Support Groups: Join our monthly live support groups and interactive Facebook community for ongoing guidance.Contact Us: Have questions? Reach out to the BodyByBariatrics team for help every step of the way! Text us at 407-543-0971!Don't let fear hold you back. Take the leap, and start living the life you've always wanted.

The DoctorXDietitian Podcast has finally reset themselves! Dr. Betsy Dovec and Registered Dietitian Hannah Schuyler are back and joined in this season 3 opener by Bariatric Therapist Lora Grabow to unveil Project Reset! Designed for anyone seeking lasting lifestyle changes, Project Reset is the ultimate formula combining Mindset, Movement, Meals, and Motivation to help you achieve your goals and sustain success.Dr. Dovec shares the inspiration behind Project Reset and why it's more than just another program. Learn how this comprehensive approach addresses the often-overlooked mental and emotional aspects of weight loss and long-term success.Simply, mindset matters. Lora Grabow dives into the importance of headwork in the bariatric surgery journey. She explains how Project Reset focuses on building foundational mindset skills, using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) techniques, and helping participants understand their behaviors and triggers. Discover how this program goes beyond typical diet plans to include a reset meal plan by Hannah and practical nutrition education tailored to support your weight loss journey.The program incorporates exercise and movement tips that are achievable and sustainable, helping you stay active and healthy post-surgery.Are you ready to get your mojo back? Setting and achieving SMART goals is crucial for maintaining motivation. The team outlines what participants can expect from the 12-week journey, including live interactive sessions with experts, practical action steps, and the supportive community that comes with being part of Project Reset.Let's reset!

A couple of guests this week. Our main guest is Sam, who joined London Welsh at the beginning of Project Reset and was a big character in the squad for the two seasons he played for the club. A very proud Northerner, who played some tough rugby in Yorkshire, who also escaped the UK to travel and to ski. Sadly work curtailed his LW journey, but he still turns out for the Vets and is often at ODP on match days with the family supporting the club. We are also joined by 1st team player Gareth Lewis to see what's happening inside the camp. Enjoy

Guest: Ariel Cohen, CEO and co-founder of NavanAs a business travel-focused startup, Navan (previously known as TripActions) was heavily impacted by the coronavirus pandemic in 2020; after laying off 24% of the staff, CEO Ariel Cohen says he became a “wartime CEO,” spending three months in “complete denial and just executing.” By June, employees were leaving and he was depressed — but he still believed that business travel would come back. “You cannot just look at a moment and say that it will change everything,” he says. “... I disconnected from the news and from some of our investors and from ... negativity and started to lead the company again.” In a way, he explains, it was like a reset to the earliest days of the business, because the only people left were long-term believers like him.In this episode, Ariel and Joubin discuss “tier one” VCs, developing goodwill, company money vs. employee money, wartime CEOs, putting handcuffs on founders, staying dynamic, returning to the office, scuba diving, shared values, Macallan whisky, believing in startups, losing employees, in-person connections, secondary liquidity, and “deposits and withdrawals.”In this episode, we cover: Picking the right investors (01:22) Connecting to the Matrix (04:04) Obsessing over failure (10:29) Reflecting on an eight-year journey (14:56) The benefits of naïveté (17:50) Ariel's entrepreneur father and early jobs (20:45) Older startup founders (23:03) Getting out of large companies (25:35) Personal burn rate (28:03) Becoming the big company (30:11) Pivoting into AI (32:44) Project Reset and personally resetting (34:12) Making controversial decisions (39:55) “What could I have done better?” (45:43) Ariel's co-founder Ilan Twig (47:04) What makes a co-founder relationship work? (48:50) Running out of cash (51:18) Being a travel startup during COVID (55:53) The depression quarter (01:00:12) Long-term believers (01:02:54) Why Navan would go public (01:07:55) Startup advice and hard-charging CEOs (01:11:27) What “grit” means to Ariel and who Navan is hiring (01:15:24) Links: Connect with Ariel LinkedIn Email: ariel@navan.com Connect with Joubin Twitter LinkedIn Email: grit@kleinerperkins.com  Learn more about Kleiner Perkins This episode was edited by Eric Johnson from LightningPod.fm

An effort by the Mountain View High School football community to help one of its families, which lost its home in a fire on Christmas Day, has exceeded expectations this week. The Van Horn family was hit by a fire on Sunday night, and the home ended up being a total loss. The family's father, Michael, is the Mountain View football Touchdown Club president and the two sons in the family have played football at the school. Mountain View football officials set out to raise $4,000 through a GoFundMe campaign to help the family. As of Thursday night, the fundraising effort had raised $19,377 from 163 donations. The football team also held a donation drive, where people could donate clothing and gift cards to the family, for two hours on last Wednesday morning. A link to the Go Fund Me can be found on Gwinnett Daily Post dot com.   For anyone who thinks that one person can't effect a positive impact in multiple communities, meet Alessandra Ferrara-Miller, the founder of Forsyth County-based All For Lunch. Five years ago, the California native established All For Lunch Inc. in Suwanee to pay off the lunch debt for four elementary schools in the North Gwinnett Cluster. Ferrara-Miller's efforts have since blossomed throughout schools in the metro Atlanta area. In mid-December, Ferrara-Miller announced that her one-person nonprofit erased the lunchroom debt in more than 250 schools in Gwinnett, Fulton, Cobb, Barrow and Fayette counties. All For Lunch gave more than $130,000 to schools — including more than $75,000 in Gwinnett — so that families wouldn't go into the holiday season with outstanding school lunch debt. On December 19, Ferrara-Miller said she planned to meet with administrators in Forsyth County to eliminate lunch debt in more than 40 schools before the end of 2022. Ferrara-Miller said she got the idea to pay off school lunch debt after seeing a news report about a young student in Alabama who was sent home from school one day with a stamp on his arm that said, “I need lunch money.” A digital asset portfolio manager by day, Ferrara-Miller established All For Lunch (using the book “Nonprofits for Dummies” as a guide) and began her push to put a dent in the debt many families accrue in school cafeterias across the metro area. According to the Educational Data Initiative, more than 1.5 million students can't afford a school lunch, resulting in a school meal debt of some $250 million. More than three-quarters of the schools in the country have unpaid lunch debt and at the beginning of the 2022-23 school year, the free lunches that had been offered to students in the wake of the COVID pandemic were no longer offered. North Gwinnett grad Seth Anderson committed Sunday to the Iowa Hawkeyes football program. Anderson was a hot prospect in the transfer portal after a breakout 2022 season at Charleston Southern, where he earned Freshman All-American honors and was the Big South Conference Offensive Player of the Year as a redshirt freshman. The 6-foot, 178-pound wide receiver had 42 catches for 628 yards and seven touchdowns. Anderson, who earned second-team all-region honors and honorable mention all-county acclaim as a North senior in 2020, is the son of longtime NFL receiver Willie “Flipper” Anderson, whose 336 receiving yards against the Saints in 1989 is an NFL record. Seth chose the Hawkeyes over Georgia Tech, James Madison, and Appalachian State, among others. Iowa went 8-5 this season, with a 5-4 mark in the Big Ten. The Hawkeyes capped off their season Saturday with a 21-0 win over Kentucky in the Music City Bowl.  Gwinnett County officials are warning residents to be wary of anyone who shows up at their door claiming to work for the county's water department — because that person is an imposter. Officials said reports have been coming in to Gwinnett County Water Resources about someone trying to enter homes while claiming to work for a Gwinnett County lab. Most of the attempts have targeted Spanish-speaking families who live in the Norcross area. Residents are advised to not let anyone asking to test their water into their homes. They are also asked to call 9-1-1, especially if they don't feel safe or they think someone is trying to break into their home. They can also call the Department of Water Resource's 24-hour dispatch line if they have questions or concerns.  On January first of 2019 history was made as Gwinnett County Commissioner Marlene Fosque and school board member Everton Blair became the first African-Americans to serve on their respective boards. Four years later, they will both leave their respective offices this weekend. Saturday marked the last official day of Fosque's and Blair's terms of office. Blair opted to not seek re-election this year while Fosque's bid for a second term in the County Commission District 4 ended in defeat last month. At Fosque's last commission business meeting on December 13, she quoted Nelson Mandela as she reflected on her time in office. “He said, ‘What counts in life is not the mere fact that we have lived. It is what difference we have made to the lives of others that will determine the significance of the life we led,' Fosque said. “I hope and I pray that I made a difference in your lives as a commissioner, and I want you to know that you definitely made a difference — a positive, not just a difference but a positive difference — in my life and I thank you all.” Fosque and Blair were celebrated by their respective colleagues earlier this month, not only for the historic firsts that their elections represented, but also for the work they did on their respective boards. Fosque, for example, was hailed for her work on Project RESET and Project RESET 2.0, programs that she championed and helped get off the ground to help families with financial assistance to stay in their residences during the COVID-19 pandemic. Meanwhile, Blair received a plaque from Gwinnett County Public Schools Superintendent Calvin Watts during the school board's December meeting. Blair, who was the board's chairman in 2021, was recognized for bringing “innovation, the innovative ideas” and “valuable leadership input” to the board and for his commitment to the school system during Watts' presentation. For advertising inquiries, please email j.southerland@bgadgroup.com For more information be sure to visit www.bgpodcastnetwork.com   https://www.lawrencevillega.org/  https://www.foxtheatre.org/  https://guideinc.org/  https://www.psponline.com/  https://www.kiamallofga.com/  https://www.milb.com/gwinnett  https://www.fernbankmuseum.org/   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

www.GoodMorningGwinnett.com Gwinnett County's Project RESET 2.0 rental and utility assistance program is getting an additional $25 million in federal funding to help Gwinnettians who are struggling to afford their housing because of the COVID-19 pandemic's impact on the economy.The federal funding is coming to Gwinnett from the Emergency Rental Assistance program, according to U.S. Rep. Carolyn Bourdeaux's office. Project RESET was launched by Gwinnett County Commissioner Marlene Fosque, Chief Magistrate Kristina Hammer Blum and HomeFirst Gwinnett Executive Director Matt Elder in 2020 to help local residents as businesses were temporarily closing or reducing staffing as the pandemic cut into their business revenues and operations.It evolved to become Project RESET 2.0 in 2021.SOURCE: www.GwinnettDailyPost.com

For the first podcast of 2022, Ben Eagle is joined by Kite's Managing Partner John Allen and Chris Walkland to give their outlook for the year ahead and to revisit Project Reset. Before this though, they first pay respects to Dairy Journalist Barry Wilson, who sadly passed away on Christmas Day. Carrying on his milk market positivity from 2021, Chris delivers the first milk market of 2022 and goes on to discuss with John the milk market outlook and continuing (upward) shift in both the milk market and farm inputs. They discuss what has changed since the Project Reset report was published in October, where we are now in terms of prices and cost of production and where we could be heading this year. They outline how UK dairy can make the most of this window of opportunity, given we are not currently subject to some of the same regulations and limitations as EU producers. They also discuss how the shifting markets put power back with producers and how those who are able to learn the lessons of the past and make strategic decisions on the future of their business will remain resilient for the long term.

Enda Coll, Arthur O'Dea and Ronan Mullen pick through the bones of the Man United situation, the leaks and the issues at the club.

This week, hosts Will Evans and Ben Eagle are joined by Simon Stevens - Executive Vice President of Arla and Head of Arla Foods International and Kite's Managing Partner, John Allen, talking about the broader, international Arla business as well as our usual Milk Market update from Chris Walkland. Simon and John discuss the business and commercial growth opportunities for Arla outside of Europe including the Middle East, Africa and Asia. They focus on how the rising demand in these territories is due to their increasing appetite for dairy and willingness to spend more of their income on health and nutrition. This, coupled with the capacity for growth in traditional dairy producing territories being curtailed by environmental constraints, will potentially result in a long-term shift in the value of dairy, as recently highlighted in Kite's Project Reset.

This week, with Will on holiday, Ben is joined by Peter Willes - Director of Parkham Farms, John Allen and Chris Walkland to discuss Project Reset, with Kite leading the way in the call for a realignment in the price of dairy products on the shelves. We might be seeing the highest AMPE Chris can ever remember, but with unprecedented levels of inflation for key inputs; both on farm and throughout the supply chain, the price of dairy to the consumer can no longer remain at current lows - the price of food must reset. John, Peter and Chris discuss the current imbalance of supply and demand for dairy products and the risk to consumers and retailers if we don't bring together discussions across the whole supply chain.

www.GoodMorningGwinnett.com Join me and 500 entrepreneurs Monday-Thursday @8am for the largest morning mastermind on the planet. Click here join us https://bit.ly/3jLMvUJGwinnett County received recognition from the federal government this week for its use of COVID-19 relief funds to help people facing housing insecurity.The U.S. Treasury named Gwinnett a “top performer” in using federal stimulus funds because of its Project Reset 2.0 program, according to an announcement from county officials. The 2.0 program was set up in partnership with Gwinnett County Magistrate Court and HomeFirst Gwinnett to use stimulus funds to extend the original Project Reset program that was initially created with CARES Act funds.SOURCE: www.GwinnettDailyPost.com

This week's show featured Nebraska Workforce and Project Reset's Abby Kossow, State Sen. Mike McDonnell and Sgt. Aaron Hanson discussing the work they do to provide employment opportunities to at-risk youth. Then, HOPE Heals CEO Ellie Sorensen invited listeners to support her suicide prevention organization at the upcoming “Movie Night on the River” event.

The Taliban move back in, and I seem to be about as concerned about that as the Afghan "military." Then, Abby Kossow, State Sen. Mike McDonnell, and Sgt. Aaron Hanson talk about their Project Reset initiative to get at-risk youth jobs. Finally, why we all needed that concert at Memorial Stadium Saturday night.

Dr. Ryan Lang, MD, MPH is a certified life coach, actor, board-certified internal medicine and preventive medicine physician, and author of Project Reset. In this episode of the Peace, Purpose & Prosperity Podcast, Dr. Lang explains how your purpose is not based on your career and encourages listeners to do the most with purpose. Follow Dr. Lang on Instagram. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lifecoachshereka/support

The world has experienced an accelerated societal shift towards technology and a fourth industrial revolution. What does that mean for the future of humans? Open curtains of the unknown and let Nick Bostrom, Rana el Kaliouby and Michio Kaku break it down in the newest PROJECT RESET_ episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode we catch up with former Chairman of London Welsh, Gwyn Williams. Gwyn came to London and eventually found ODP a second home for his family. From taking his son Griff to Little Wizards with Seb Scotney, getting involved with Coaching his year group and then stepping up to become Minis Chairman. Gwyn was then convinced to be Amateur Chairman, when the 1st XV was in Herts & Middlesex 2. For three years, that role was challenging enough and then the pro club in the Championship lost their funding and Gwyn stepped up to be Chair of the whole community club. Gwyn was instrumental in Project Reset and got Sonny Parker on board to commence our 5 year plan. The role was all consuming and with the Club in a good place, Gwyn stepped aside and took up another volunteer role, this time with Old Deer Park Partnership. We also hear the immense pride he has in watching his son play for the club and his opinions on the player pathway for Youth rugby. Sit down, grab a cuppa; this is one not to be missed.

It was a mixed bag for the regions. But the bad was really bad. Ged and Dan once again hand the show over the listeners to debate the future of Welsh club rugby. Can the regions survive? How should the money from CVC be invested?The Attacking Scrum podcast is sponsored by SO Coffee Trades, get your hands on some at https://socoffeetrades.co.uk/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Can art transform the criminal justice system? On this special edition of New Thinking, host Matt Watkins sits down with two New York City artists on the rise—Derek Fordjour and Shaun Leonardo—who both work with our Project Reset to provide an arts-based alternative to court and a criminal record for people arrested on a low-level … Continue reading Art vs. Mass Incarceration →

This week's Cardiff Rugby Life Podcast tries desperately not to have a dig at Marius Mitrea, but an Australian voice does it in the end anyway! There's still positives to take from defeat to Munster ahead of a huge game against Connacht this weekend, while Cardiff RFC make a first WRU National Cup Final in 12 years. Elsewhere Gareth Anscombe's contract drama (started by Project Reset) rumbles on, while Rhys Carre departs for Saracens this summer (caused by Project Reset). Will he be followed out the door by another young player? Also, Israel Folau condemns us to hell. No biggie.

Ben James and Andy Howell discuss Wales' 18-11 win over Scotland in Murrayfield that sets up a Grand Slam decider against Ireland as well as all the events from a chaotic week in Welsh rugby that saw Project Reset take a dramatic turn For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

On this week's Swansea Sound Real Sports Phone In we asked you for your score predictions ahead of Scotland v Wales & Norwich v Swans. Also, what a week it has been for Welsh Rugby! We try to get our heads around Project Reset and if the Ospreys & Scarlets will merge.. It's all on this week's podcast.

Ged is joined by Steffan Thomas to try and get to grips with the latest goings on of Project Reset. The on-off 'merger' between Scarlets and Ospreys. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bernard Jackman joins Luke Fitzgerald and Will Slattery on this week's Left Wing to preview Ireland's Six Nations clash against France, plus Jackman discusses life after the Dragons, and why Welsh rugby is in turmoil over Project Reset, Luke gives his thoughts on the criticism of Johnny Sexton's outbursts and why he believes the player needs to ‘take it down slightly'. “I'm uneasy about someone as smart as he is and as good as he is that he's unable to slightly change it. Take it down slightly, is it helping you at the moment?” Luke and Bernard give their verdict on reports that Sean Cronin will be left out of the matchday squad. “He is probably the best bench hooker in the world,” says Jackman. “And it's incredibly tough to be dropping him altogether.” “I don't get it, it stinks of something else,” says Luke. Plus, Bernard Jackman on his future plans for his next coaching role and why only relying on coaching doesn't help with your career or the pressure. For more from the Left Wing podcast visit www.independent.ie/podcasts/the-left-wing/ The Left Wing podcast is in association with Aldi.

Sean Holley and BBC Sport Online's Gareth Griffiths join Steff to talk regional mergers

Just when you're getting excited about Wales' 6 Nations title hopes, rugby throws you a bouncing ball. Project Reset seems to be indicating a scrapping of Ospreys in favour of turning RGC into a full time North Wales region. Elsewhere a leaked proposal for a World League has caused huge controversy. Ged and Dan get stuck into the big issues this week. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

...and we feel shite.It's a rollercoaster of emotion as we let it all go on the World League, Project Reset and also dabble in some weekend rugby. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

There's a debate going on as to which is the better goalkeeper at Swansea City - Erwin Mulder or Kristoffer Nordfelt we asked you for your thoughts. We also spoke about 'Project Reset' as the long term future of our rugby regions could be in jeopardy - we caught up with Ospreys/Scarlets fans to hear their views - All that & more on this week's podcast.

Gareth Rhys Owen and Nicky Robinson sit in for Steff and Martyn to look back on Wales' brilliant win over England and much more!

This week on the Cardiff Rugby Life Podcast the real rugby is back as Cardiff Blues take on Glasgow Warriors in a massive Guinness Pro14 encounter. Cardiff RFC also continue to march on, while there as to be a bit of Six Nations chat with Warren Gatland's team changes and how he has to follow through on his policy of depth developing at some point. Finally, Project Reset continues to rumble on with rumours flying, and Matthew Rees hangs up his boots after an inspirational career.

An entire Cardiff Rugby Life Podcast without really mentioning Cardiff Rugby! With Cardiff Blues on a break and Cardiff RFC not playing last weekend, the on field rugby action is confined to last Friday's Welsh win in Paris, with social media offering a unique insight into Gareth Anscombe's performance. Elsewhere we should be battering Italy, Project Reset is still rolling on all this time later and we're missing out on signings because of it, and Pontypridd are having money problems which could be the beginning of the end for semi professional rugby in Wales.

Get my 5 Tips To Address Implicit Bias Within Ourselves and Others About Evelyn Johnson, Ph.D. Dr. Evelyn Johnson is a Professor of Early and Special Education at Boise State University and the Scientific Director of Lee Pesky Learning Center. Evelyn is also the Principal Investigator for Project RESET, funded by the U.S. Department of Education. Project RESET focuses on creating special education teacher observation instruments that are aligned with evidence-based practices for students with high-incidence learning disabilities. In addition to working to build special education teachers' capacity to deliver effective instruction, Evelyn's research focuses on early detection of learning disabilities, and on self-regulated learning strategies to improve outcomes for students with learning and attention challenges. Show Highlights Some key indicators of effective classroom practices of SPED teachers The RESET Evaluation tool for Special Education teachers How the RESET tool has helped SPED teachers What makes the RESET tool different from other evaluation systems The Lee Pesky Learning Center Professional development opportunities for SPED teachers The achievement gap in Special Education Connect with Evelyn evelynjohnson@boisestate.edu Additional Resources Developing an Explicit Instruction Special Education Teacher Observation Rubric Lee Pesky Learning Center Evelyn’s book: Identification and Evaluation of Learning Disabilities Connect with me on Twitter @sheldoneakins www.sheldoneakins.com

This week's Cardiff Rugby Life Podcast has a look back on what was a successful weekend on the field in Glasgow, and a fanny bomb filled on off it (don't ask!). There is also a look ahead to two huge home games coming up, and how they both impact on team selection for this weekend's visit of Lyon to the Arms Park. Finally, the Six Nations are close and Warren Gatland has named the least debatable squad of all time, while Project Reset drags on into another month.

A handsome European weekend in chewed over, as well as the latest gobbledegook from Project Reset, regional welsh DIY stores and Sam Underhill refusing to carry babies. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Are Dragons already a development region? Were Ospreys fans right to boo their own team? Will there be room for Thomas Young in Wales' 6N squad. If you fancy winning tickets to Wales v England in Aug, check out the link below....https://bit.ly/2Qo8hRk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

After a festive hiatus the Cardiff Rugby Life Podcast is back for 2019 and the second half of the season! With some catching up to do there is a review of Cardiff Blues up-and-down Welsh derby run, specifically moaning about the attacking game and refusing to mention the lineout, as well as deciding exactly how many changes we can make for Glasgow this weekend. There is also some Cardiff RFC chat as the Blue and Blacks finally beat Pontypridd again, while Project Reset is almost down as we all wait to find out who is getting shafted by the new funding model.

This week's Cardiff Rugby Life Podcast reflects on 40 minutes of fun on Sunday as we took the game to Saracens before they sort of ran away with it in the second half, with some excellent internet comments following on. We look ahead to what sort of team John Mulvihill should and can put out in the return game this weekend, while there is also news of Project Reset being signed by the regions and the Welsh Rugby Union. Elsewhere, Neil Jenkins gets sick after being on a helicopter and I re-mortgage my house to stand three-deep at pitchside.

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