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Will Redshaw, an aquarium maintenance professional, discusses his work in the aquarium business and his passion for duck hunting in Arizona. He shares how he got involved in the aquarium industry and the different types of corals and fish he works with. Will explains the process of setting up a coral tank and the feeding habits of corals. He also talks about the challenges of duck hunting in Arizona, including the unique landscape and limited hunting spots. Will shares his love for the sport and the importance of retrieving the ducks after a successful hunt. In this conversation, Will Redshaw and Elliott discuss various aspects of duck hunting, including the types of ducks they hunt, hunting spots, hunting techniques, and off-season preparations. Will shares his experiences hunting in Arizona, particularly in reservoirs and rivers. They also talk about the importance of wearing face masks or face paint while hunting and the thrill of hunting in challenging conditions. Will mentions his boat setup and his plans for the upcoming season, including exploring new hunting spots. The conversation concludes with a drawing for the next month's guest on the podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, we chat with Allie Redshaw, a culinary artist, adventurer, and advocate for inclusivity. Allie grew up in Southern Virginia, but it was a trip to Paris that sparked her love for culinary. She found herself studying at the Culinary Institute of America before moving to Charlottesville Virginia with her husband. However, life took an unexpected turn on March 1, 2017, when a tragic accident resulted in the amputation of Allie's hand. Despite the devastating loss, her adventurous spirit remained undaunted through the overwhelming support of her community. In fact, it may have grown brighter when she picked up paraclimbing, immersing herself into the lifestyle. Allie didn't stop there though. She's the ultimate ambassador for varying nonprofits that are all about empowering others to experience the outdoors, no matter their ability.  If you've ever wondered how you can find the strength to ascend, even through the deepest adversities, or why it's never too late to find your community, then this one's for you!Life in Motion is brought to you by Actual Outdoors. They help build beautiful brands that highlight the approachable and authentic parts of outdoor recreation. Said simply - they “keep it real”. Find them online at actualoutdoors.com or on Instagram at @actualoutdoors.Tweet us and let us know what you think of this episode! @illuminecollect Find more episodes at www.illuminecollect.com/blogs/life-in-motion-podcastSince 2017 Illumine has donated over $36,243 to outdoor nonprofits and shared over 199 stories on the Life in Motion Podcast.

Ahead of the huge U20 Six Nations decider on Friday night, Ben Redshaw, Oliver Spencer, and Kane James talk to Angus Savage about the campaign, life in the U20s, and their experiences as a trip of former Sedbergh School teammates now lining up alongside each other in national colours.From Howden Rosslyn Park National Schools 7s and Sedbergh Super 10s school competitions, to teenage debuts for Newcastle Falcons, and a switch from Wales to England, plus plenty more, the trip give plenty of insight! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lowndes High School Athletic Director Danny Redshaw recalls the accomplishments of Vikings athletics in his first year as AD and shares his vision for the department moving forward.

Redshaw On Power Lifting To Wrestling, Respect In The Scene & Much More (Full Interview)Redshaw Is Out Guest On This Episode Of Shooting The Sh*t UNCENSORED! With Piers AustinCome and Check Out this awesome conversation and many more! Make sure to hit that subscribe button!SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST▶️ YouTube https://youtube.com/c/PiersAustin▶️ Twitch Twitch.tv/thepiersaustin▶️ Spreaker https://spreaker.page.link/JhRL3UxvUXCBkG1v8▶️Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/piers-austin/id1577511099 ▶️Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/6CmwLcLuIfltNqgJJnuL1H?si=aaYb-CROQCy6tiR9HHSsPgFollow Piers On Social MediaTwitter https://twitter.com/piersaustinInstagram https://instagram.com/thepiersaustinTiktok https://www.tiktok.com/@piersaustinFollow The Podcast On Social MediaTwitter https://www.Twitter.com/STSUNCENSOREDInstagram https://www. Instagram.com/stsuncensoredGET SOME MERCH

Not sure about you, but it seems like I spend most of my time in the future. We're told to live in the present, of course—and I try. But at any opportunity my mind just races ahead, like an eager puppy. I'm planning my next meal, dwelling on that looming deadline, imagining the possibilities that lie ahead. In one sense, all this time spent puttering around tomorrow-land is kind of regrettable. But in another sense it's really quite extraordinary. When we think ahead, when we cast our thoughts into the future, we're exercising an ability that some consider uniquely human.  My guest today is Dr. Adam Bulley. Adam is a psychologist and Postdoctoral Fellow affiliated with the University of Sydney and Harvard. Along with his co-authors Thomas Suddendorf & Jonathan Redshaw, Adam recently published a book titled, The Invention of Tomorrow: A Natural History of Foresight. In this conversation, Adam and I talk about two constructs central to the book—"mental time travel" and foresight. We discuss how these constructs relate to memory and to imagination. We dig into the question of whether our abilities to think ahead are really uniquely human. We review the archeological evidence for the emergence of foresight in our species' evolution. And we also touch on—among other topics and tidbits— hoarding behavior in squirrels, tool use in chimpanzees, the Bischof-Köhler hypothesis, the control of fire, Incan quipus, hand axes, and longtermism. Foresight is one of those especially tentacly topics. It connects to so many different other abilities and to so many questions about minds, culture, evolution. Both in the book and here in this conversation, Adam proves to be quite a skilled guide to all these connections.  There's also something else notable about Adam: he's an alum of the Diverse Intelligences Summer Institute (DISI). In fact, he was a participant in the first iteration of the program, back in 2018. So if you too aspire to do cool research, write cool books, and be interviewed on the coolest podcasts around, you might consider applying. Just note that review of applications begins soon: Feb 13. More info at: disi.org  Alright, friends, on to my chat with Adam Bulley. Enjoy!   A transcript of this episode will be available soon.    Notes and links 3:30 – A paper comparing performance on the “forked tube task” in human children and great apes. 6:30 – A now-classic article by Dr. Suddendorf and Michael Corballis on “mental time travel” and the evolution of foresight. 13:00 – An article by Dr. Suddendorf directly comparing memory and foresight. Another take on the same question. 22:00 – A recent paper by Johannes Mahr on the functions of episodic memory.  27:00 – A recent review article on the notion of “cognitive offloading.” The study by Adam and colleagues looking at the development of cognitive offloading in young children.   32:00 – For an earlier discussion of animal caching behavior, see our episode with Dr. Nicky Clayton. 35:00 – An examination of the Bischof–Köhler hypothesis in rhesus monkeys. 40:00 – A recent chapter by Adam and Dr. Redshaw reviewing the evidence for future thinking in animals.  41:00 – For a brief discussion of delayed gratification in cephalopods, see our episode with Dr. Alex Schnell. See also a recent research paper on the question in fish, and a recent paper by Adam and colleagues looking at the psychology of delayed rewards in humans.  45:00 – For an extended foray into (allegedly) uniquely human traits—aka “human autapomorphies” or “human uniquals”—see our earlier essay on the topic.  47:30 – The exchange in Trends in Cognitive Sciences between Dr. Suddendorf and Dr. Corballis on the question of foresight in animals.  49:30 – A book by Richard Wrangham on the role of fire and cooking in human evolution. A more recent article by Dr. Wrangham on the same topic. 54:00 – An episode of the Tides of History podcast about Ötzi the Iceman. 59:00 – For our earlier discussion of bags with Dr. Michelle Langley, see here.   1:03:00 – A book on the Incan quipus. 1:13:00 – The classic treatment of “displacement” in human language, by Charles Hockett, is here. 1:18:00 – Recent books on long term future thinking include What We Owe the Future, The Good Ancestor, Longpath, and others.   Dr. Bulley recommends: The Gap, by Thomas Suddendorf The Optimism Bias, by Tali Sharot Know Thyself, by Stephen Fleming You can read more about Adam's work on his website and follow him on Twitter.   Many Minds is a project of the Diverse Intelligences Summer Institute (DISI) (https://disi.org), which is made possible by a generous grant from the Templeton World Charity Foundation to UCLA. It is hosted and produced by Kensy Cooperrider, with help from Assistant Producer Urte Laukaityte and with creative support from DISI Directors Erica Cartmill and Jacob Foster. Our artwork is by Ben Oldroyd (https://www.mayhilldesigns.co.uk/). Our transcripts are created by Sarah Dopierala (https://sarahdopierala.wordpress.com/). You can subscribe to Many Minds on Apple, Stitcher, Spotify, Pocket Casts, Google Play, or wherever you like to listen to podcasts.  **You can now subscribe to the Many Minds newsletter here!** We welcome your comments, questions, and suggestions. Feel free to email us at: manymindspodcast@gmail.com.  For updates about the show, visit our website (https://disi.org/manyminds/), or follow us on Twitter: @ManyMindsPod.

In this Cyber Security Matters episode, Dominic Vogel and Christian Redshaw are talking about LastPass, a password management software provider who has recently had some trouble properly securing their customer's information.   After listening to this episode, you will better understand: - Why it's critical to be transparent when communicating a cyber incident to your customers - What kind of PR headache could you have if your organization experiences a cyber breach - How to properly handle your organization's public relations if a cyber security incident occurs - If you are using LastPass, what you should and shouldn't do moving forward     #cybersec #technology #business ep: 162

This episode we are joined by Doug Redshaw. He is a Production underwriter for Selective insurance, however that wasn't always his plan. Let's see the process that Doug took to get where he is today.

Today is a special end-of-season two episode on the Cyber Security Matters podcast with Dominic Vogel, Chief Strategist at Cyber SC, and Christian Redshaw, Principal at Cyber SC. Join Dominic and Christian as they discuss their Top 10 Cyber Security Topics: -Why organizations must prioritize building digital trust with their customers and employees  -What is needed, at a board level, to provide cyber security oversight for an organization  -What role cyber does  insurance play in managing a business's cyber risk -Why there is value in being ‘actively proactive' in implementing cyber security  -What is missing in the communication between IT and the board -What the starting point of the cyber security journey is -Why cyber security is not a one-time “project” -Why cyber security is not just a technology issue  -What questions you should be asking at a leadership level about cyber security -Why cyber security is a competitive advantage for businesses Want to connect with Dominic and Christian? Here are some ways to do precisely that: -Website: www.cyber.sc -LinkedIn: @DominicVogel @ChristianRedshaw

LISTENShare with your Friends & Family​​Show Notes:​In this week's From the Heart segment, Dr. Paul highlights the recent CDC campaign promoting “shots for tots” following emergency use authorization of Covid vaccines for infants and toddlers. Now more than ever it is up to us to protect our children! Megan Redshaw, attorney, journalist, and individual rights advocate, sits down with Dr. Paul to run through the recent FDA VRBPAC meetings where decisions were made regarding c [...]

What's cryptocurrency really? What are NFTs? Is it as revolutionary as its advocates claim or is it a libertarian fake money Ponzi scheme? Is this digital funny money really the future, and if so why is it tanking? To help break it all down, Rania Khalek was joined by Tom Redshaw, a sociologist and lecturer in digital society at the University of Salford.Tom's articles on cryptocurrency mentioned in the episode:https://mronline.org/2021/12/28/cryptocurrencies-a-view-from-the-left/ https://mronline.org/2020/12/07/should-the-left-care-about-blockchain-technology/TIME CODES:0:00 Intro1:58 What is cryptocurrency?7:11 Can crypto fit into a leftist system? 13:43 Is crypto a ponzi scheme?17:17 Environmental dangers of cryptocurrency21:07 What are NFTs?25:08 Capitalism's dying breaths? 31:20 Libertarian influences on crypto 36:12 Paying celebrities to sell Bitcoin 43:57 El Salvador's crypto gamble 50:07 Utopian technology won't save us54:14 Crypto integration into global financial flows59:43 What is tether? 1:01:39 Who determines bitcoin's value?

Allie Redshaw is a mother, chef, yoga teacher, and paraclimber. While working as a chef she had a terrible unexpected accident that led to her having her right hand amputated. She was also pregnant with her second daughter when this accident happened. Allie's story of learning to love her body again after such a huge and life-changing experience is nothing short of incredible! She is an inspiration to so many, a true light in the world, spreading love and sunshine everywhere she goes. In this episode we cover: Allie's story of losing her hand while pregnant and what that journey was like for her and her family How Allie redefined and reclaimed her identity after her accident and learned to embrace difference What loving her body means for Allie and how she has learned to love her body again after her accident Practices and tips Allies works with and loves for embodiment//coming back to her body Connect with Allie on Instagram — @allie_redshaw If you want to join me for my in-person Springtime Tea + Sound Retreat on May 14, register on my website. For full show notes, links, and resources, visit the episode website Connect with me on my website waverlydavis.com and on Instagram @heywaverlydavis

Join us for a conversation with Toby Eduardo Redshaw, who is a global business & tech transformation leader focused on P&L impact, competitive positioning, and future-proofing. He is known for driving competitive advantage through innovative, real-world strategy and speed-of-execution in high growth, high service, and high technology environments. In this episode, Toby shares the impact of teamwork. He looks at this in ways you may not have thought of and explains some of the important underpinnings of not only generating catalyst impact in a team but enjoying doing it. Let's hear how his journey helped him become a Catalyst! Original music by Lynz Floren.

Adam Redshaw is a previous "Man of the Year" having lost 10 stone and is now a Slimming World Consultant. He talks about making sure that you are realistic in your approach, about how perfection is not realistic and how to keep going when you let the diet "slip"! Also mentioned is the need to break habits and form new habits. Atomic Habits: James Clear https://amzn.to/2X6Z0Bn Find Martin here http://www.robson-laidler.co.uk

Adam Redshaw is a previous "Man of the Year" having lost 10 stone and is now a Slimming World Consultant. He talks about making sure that you are realistic in your approach, about how perfection is not realistic and how to keep going when you let the diet "slip"! Also mentioned is the need to break habits and form new habits. Atomic Habits: James Clear https://amzn.to/2X6Z0Bn Find Martin here http://www.robson-laidler.co.uk

In this Cyber Security Matters episode, Dominic Vogel and Christian Redshaw are talking about what strategic discussions need to be happening with the executives and business leaders at the top level of your organization, about cyber risk and cyber security. Cyber attacks are happening at an unprecedented level. If your organization were to be attacked, it could come to a stand still. That's why it is so important to dive into the nitty-gritty and decide just how much you are willing to tolerate the possibility of your information being beached or systems being down due to a cyber attack or data breach. After listening to this episode you will be able to answer these two very important questions: What is your Maximum Tolerable Downtime for your information systems?  How many data  breaches are you willing to tolerate as an organization? When it comes to your organization's cyber security, reach out to us - we are here to help! Here are a few ways you can connect with us! Website: www.cyber.sc Instagram: @cyberdotsc LinkedIn: @cybersc

Join Lucas and Zack for week 3 of Barbara Stanwyck month Featured Film: Ball of Fire Special Guest: Cameron Redshaw Follow our guest: https://twitter.com/DoctorRedshaw https://letterboxd.com/drredshaw/ Follow the Show: https://twitter.com/LucasandZackPod Email us: lucasandzackpodcast@gmail.com Follow Lucas: https://twitter.com/LucasSchildbach https://letterboxd.com/lschildbach/ Follow Zack: https://twitter.com/zford14 https://letterboxd.com/fordza14/

When COVID-19 forced the world to stop, our natural world breathed a sigh of relief. Cities were quiet, air pollution dropped and birdsong could be heard outside an apartment window. Bodies of water tarnished by human activity returned to their beautiful blue hues. However, it was also the change in people during the pandemic who found a new respect for Mother Nature and the climate crisis was as clear as ever.  Today's guest, global futurist Victoria Redshaw brings us a thoughtful and inspiring conversation where she details these societal changes and how consumers, designers, creators and retailers are moving forward and have been redirected by a pandemic into a future where nature is truly at the forefront. Victoria is the Lead Futurist at trend forecasting agency Scarlet Opus, who are dedicated to providing trend forecasting services to the interiors sector internationally, and are headquartered in the UK. Victoria and I move into a larger conversation on a return to naturalness, zero-waste materials, the environmental mindset of consumers, the circular economy and just how we got to this exciting place and will evolve from here.  On a very deep and physical level, I think there's a widespread appreciation, a realisation even that we're just a small part of a much bigger ecosystem, and that we need to live in harmony with nature ~ Victoria Redshaw, Scarlet Opus.  I hope you enjoy the episode! Learn More You can reach out to Victoria and her team for more information at Scarlet Opus or on their social platforms below. Instagram Facebook Twitter  

We've all heard about the buzz of the fourth industrial revolution. What role will 5G solutions play? On this week's CXO of the Future Podcast, Gamiel Gran chats with his good friend Toby Redshaw, responsible for Verizon's Enterprise Innovation and 5G Solutions area. Toby has been an innovative leader for a number of organizations across a variety of industries and is also an enthusiastic philanthropist. Their discussion goes deep into navigating the risks when doing game-changing innovations and the best way to keep yourself motivated. Toby also shares his advice on how an emerging CIO can successfully hop to a different industry and how to hone leadership skills in managing a startup business properly.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join The CXO of the Future Community today:mayfield.comMayfield FacebookMayfield LinkedInMayfield Twitter

If you know you need to do something about cyber security for your business but you are yet to take action, spend a few minutes with Christian Redshaw and Dominic Vogel in today's Cyber Security Matters episode. Dominic and Christian are diving into what you, as a non-technical business leader, need to know about the first steps to protecting your organization with cyber security, so that you can confidently grow your business.

In this Cyber Security Matters episode, Dominic Vogel and Christian Redshaw are diving into what you, as a business leader, need to know about recent cyber incidents that have made headlines in the media. Recently, SolarWinds and Microsoft both experienced separate cyber incidents impacting hundreds-of-thousands of individuals within their organizations' ecosystems.  In this episode, Dominic and Christian are going to cover what questions leaders of businesses, non-profits, and IT departments, need to be asking so that they can be proactive in protecting their organizations.

Each week on "Biz Buzz", our host David Sillick talks to business experts in the community. This week he sits down with Ryan Redshaw from Boast Digital Marketing.

Welcome to the Unpublishable Podcast. This week, we have two poems by Kevin Bonfield and Holly Redshaw. Follow Kevin on Twitter at @bonfield_kevin and on Instagram @kevinswrites Follow Holly on Twitter @hollyredshaw and on Instagram at @hol_red. Read her blog, Can't Be Beaten. The Unpublishable Podcast features poems published in our zine, the Unpublishable Zine, and short stories featured in our short fiction section, The Slush Pile. If you would like to submit to Unpublishable for the chance to be published and have your poetry read on the podcast, please visit our site at http://www.theunpublishablezine.wordpress.com! The Unpublishable Zine can be found on Twitter and Instagram. Happy listening, poets and poetry enthusiasts! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-unpublishable-zine/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-unpublishable-zine/support

Rachel Redshaw lives life with a passion few can match. As a scientist, communicator and entrepreneur, she understands how to succeed in a wide range of business settings. As the founder of non-profit, she's not afraid to get involved in complex and difficult topics. Join us for a lively discussion that will leave you inspired to get off the sidelines and get involved.

Today's episode is a year-end special with Dominic Vogel & Christian Redshaw on the Cyber Security Matters podcast. Dominic and Christian reflect on the year and the key themes of 2020, including: - The most common type of cyber attack they witnessed companies endure. - The most significant threat small & mid-size organizations face. - How more & more businesses are digitalizing in the rise of the digital economy. They also look ahead to 2021, laying out feasible and affordable steps to put basic cyber protection in place so that you don't have to break the budget. You won't want to miss this episode as you prepare for the new year.  A special note from the hosts: We want to thank our wonderful viewers, listeners, and guests for their support. We wish you all a very Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year! 

Sarah Redshaw has 'lived in the mountains since the 80's". She has worked in social research for over 20 years. She has developed and conducted a number of research studies on young peoples engagement with cars, health related projects including bereavement support in community nursing, community engagement and resilience, and much more. She now works across the Faculty of Arts and Education at Charles Sturt University. Sarah is also one of the Greens Party's candidates for the next Blue Mountains Council elections. She spoke recently to Fran Dyson on Rights, Rorts and Rants about herself, her passions and her realistic approach to local issues. If you'd like to add to the discussion, you can leave an audio comment about our show, which may be added to one of our podcasts. This episode was broadcast on Radio Blue Mountains 89.1FM on 30 October 2020. Apply to be a guest on our show. Join a union - 1300 486 466 or join online. Join BMUC. Rights, Rorts and Rants is broadcast from 4pm to 6pm on 89.1FM or can be live streamed from rbm.org.au. The BMUC acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land on which we broadcast, the Darug and Gundangara people who are the first peoples of the Blue Mountains region, and pays it respects to Elders past and present. Disclaimer: We seek a range of perspectives but that means that views expressed in these podcasts are not necessarily endorsed by the Blue Mountains Unions Council Inc. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rightsrortsandrants/message

In this episode of The Reboot Chronicles Podcast, Dean DeBiase interviews Toby Redshaw, global thought leader and SVP Innovation and 5G at Verizon, where he is focused on Building the Future, 5G inside and the 4th Industrial Revolution. At Number 19 on the Fortune 500 list and $132B in Annual revenue, Verizon is one of the largest communication technology companies in the world, with 135K Employees serving 99 percent of all Fortune 500 companies in over 150 locations with 1,600 retail locations. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rebootchronicles/message

President of Countywide Petroleum Tim Redshaw joins Larry and Kevin to discuss the status of the oil industry. April was one of the worst months since the 1960's, down about 50%. 

The past few weeks were filled with incredible mobilizations in order to protect the Lincoln Annex School in New Brunswick, which is at risk of being sold to Robert Wood Johnson in order to expand the Rutgers Cancer Institute. If the plan goes through, students could end up at a warehouse school outside of the fifth and sixth wards. But it’s also important to remember that the fight to protect New Brunswick schools did not begin with the threats to Lincoln Annex, nor will it end there, regardless of what the end result may be. For many longtime community members, the controversy over the Lincoln Annex is reminiscent of what happened with the Redshaw School, where students were put in the warehouse school for nearly 10 years while the new facility faced significant delays in construction. In addition, for years, courageous parents throughout the city have been working to ensure that school facilities in New Brunswick have adequate air conditioning, which remains an ongoing problem. Parents in Unidos por Escuelas Dignas have put pressure on the Board of Education to retrofit school buildings with air conditioning, and they’ve made major strides in making sure that New Brunswick kids have access to comfortable and healthy learning environments. Today we are joined by Jenifer Garcia, a Rutgers student and an alumnus of the New Brunswick School system. Jennifer spent time in the warehouse school while Redshaw was under construction. We are also joined by Yolanda Moncada, president and founder Unidos por Escuelas Dignas, someone who has helped get the group off the ground and is an active member of the new coalition to defend the Lincoln Annex.

Welcome to the New Years Eve edition of Cyber Monday to close out 2019. Dominic & Christian talk about what's ahead in 2020 which will include guests like Heidi Martin and Derek May to start off the year. You might have also noticed the new set of Cyber Monday, which will be a sign of things to come in 2020. Happy New Year! --- Cyber Monday is a partnered program of Conversations That Matter. This show is produced by Oh Boy Productions, video production, podcast and vidcast specialists located in Vancouver. To find out more, go to http://www.ohboy.ca

Today's Christmas edition of Cyber Monday is a review of 2019. In this mini episode, Christian & Dominic reminisce about the past year and honor previous guests of the show. Since the show began in September, some key themes have emerged that include: how to get started in cyber security, the importance of the role culture plays in cyber risk management and some myths that were busted. Among those myths are that cyber criminals don't target smaller businesses. 2019 was a year with no shortage of cyber attacks and data breaches in the news. Dominic gives a public service announcement not to buy into the sensationalism often portrayed in the media, but to look at the facts from reliable sources. The episode concludes with a ‘holiday message' to take your cyber security seriously over the holidays and always (cyber criminals sometimes work evenings, weekends and holidays)! Merry Christmas!

Cyber.SC is my "go-to" source when my clients need a referral to a cybersecurity expert. Christian Redshaw and Dominic Vogel have the experience and expertise to guide their business clients through the process of securing their business data, intellectual property and systems in order to minimize the risk of costly and destructive cyber attacks. Cyber.SC begins with an assessment of your business's state of information security maturity. Using the results of that assessment as a "baseline", Cyber.SC provides their clients with a 20-point roadmap to secure their organization. Listen carefully as these gentlemen discuss the incredibly high cost of hiring an internal Chief Information Security Officer (that may be with you for only a brief period of time) vs. using an external resource like Cyber.SC. They also discuss the common misconception that cybersecurity is an IT or technology problem and why it really IS NOT. The most important factor in minimizing your business's risk of a cyber attack is to act BEFORE something awful happens. Being proactive is ALWAYS better than merely reacting to cyber crime. Take control of your data security and contact Cyber.SC today or connect with Christian and Dominic on LinkedIn to follow their great content, including their own podcast, "Cyber Monday". Details below: Cyber.SC: https://cyber.sc LinkedIn: Dominic Vogel - https://www.linkedin.com/in/domvogel/ LinkedIn: Christian Redshaw - https://www.linkedin.com/in/christian-redshaw/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/cyberdotsc Cyber Monday on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaOBg1kkPaM-cluL6D2DNoQ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dfiforensics/message

In this episode with Ian Redshaw, we discuss: How being a star in this industry is about who you are, not just what you do.  Why the "corporate scene" didn't jive with Redshaw.  How fish rots from the head, so check your ego and attitude.  How lies and cutting corners won't take you far.  The weight your reputation has in this industry. Letting your weakness become strengths for others.  Knowing your demographic.  Being mindful and intentional about who you're creating opportunities for.  When opening a restaurant, knowing when to outsource (i.e. construction, design, architecture). Managing egos when there are multiple owners.   The importance of good communication with multiples owners.  Not getting into this industry for the money.   Growing your business for the pure purpose of creating opportunities for you community.  Not being a afraid to get down and dirty in jobs that are "below you".  Ian Redshaw is a graduate of the Culinary Institute of America. After a couple years in New York, Redshaw made the move to Charlottesville, VA. He quickly got to work in some of the cities best restaurants. In 2013 at Tavola Restaurant, he met future business partners, Mitchell Beerens, Loren Mendosa, and Andrew Cole, Shelly Robb the vision for their own restaurant came into focus. In 2014 LAMPO Pizza opened. 3 years later they opened their second location, Prime 109.

The Horse River Wildfire that took place in Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada, in May 2016, was unprecedented in Canadian history. Eighty-eight thousand people needed to be evacuated in the span of only a few hours, for a month-long evacuation. This wildfire was so catastrophic that its economic impact actually impacted Canada’s GDP. I recently had the opportunity to sit down with Jordan Redshaw, one of the communications managers with the recovery task force at the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo (a.k.a. Fort McMurray), to discuss his experience in being one of only two people responsible for communicating with the Fort McMurray community, to help 88,000 people evacuate safely. Throughout this conversation, Jordan generously shares his biggest lessons and takeaways from this experience. It’s an insightful and engaging conversation that I know you’ll enjoy! This episode of The Crisis Intelligence Podcast discusses: The crisis communication strategies Jordan and his team used to effectively evacuate 88,000 people in only a few hours. How Jordan and his team leveraged monitoring tools to help expand the reach of their crisis communications. The biggest lessons Jordan learned while managing this crisis. The after effects that this crisis had on both those who were part of the emergency management and the community at large. Jordan’s tips for being crisis ready for emergency management situations within your own community. Running time: 47:20 Subscribe to the Crisis Intelligence Podcast! Subscribe and leave us a review on iTunes and/or Stitcher Subscribe via email In this episode, I mention a previous episode of The Crisis Intelligence Podcast, where Garth Rowan and I discussed the management of this crisis as it unfolded. Listen to this podcast here. Connect with Melissa and Jordan About host, Melissa Agnes Author of Crisis Ready: Building an Invincible Brand in This Uncertain World, Melissa Agnes is a leading authority on crisis preparedness, reputation management, and brand protection. Agnes is a coveted speaker, commentator, and advisor to some of today’s leading organizations faced with the greatest risks. Learn more about Melissa Agnes Follow Melissa on Twitter: @melissa_agnes About guest, Jordan Redshaw Connect with Jordan on LinkedIn. Follow Jordan on Twitter: @JordanRedshaw. I’d like to extend a big thanks to Jordan for the important work you do, as well as for taking the time to discuss your experience and the important lessons you’ve learned with us.

In the conversation for Sunday, July 30, 2017, VLC member, Aaron Redshaw, shares with us his story of how God can redeem our difficulties and set us on a path to help others experience God’s redeeming love. The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Sacred Reading, 00:00–14:45Conversation, 14:45–00:52:05Sacred ReadingA note about the recording of the Sacred Reading:The reader will pause between each of the four readings. The pauses have been left in the recording so that the listener can experience the rhythm of the gathering and even participate in the reading.Listen to me, descendants of Jacob,the few people left of the nation of Israel.I’ve carried you since your birth.I’ve taken care of you from the time you were born.Even when you’re old, I’ll take care of you.Even when your hair turns gray, I’ll support you.I made you and will continue to care for you.I’ll support you and save you.Isaiah 46:3-4 (GW)

Joshua Redshaw joins the show from Portland to chat about the art of the “restart.” An entrepreneur and creative strategist, Joshua knows a thing or two about transitioning and rolling with punches, and shares his insights about everything from diversifying creative projects to divorce. This episode is sponsored by Death to Stock.

As the year dawns, an entire year of challenges begin. Rev. Rosemary Redshaw speaks on how we can give control to God this year and find the power and calmness to face our challenges in 2017.

So in the show we talk about #geocashing which is a #GPS #treasure hunt game. My Guest Adam Redshaw has the only UK GEO cashing mag and now has it published in #WHSmith from concept to evolution we talk to Adam and the creative genius behind the magazine and getting it to print Karen Blake from Karen Blake Design... We round the show off with a great guy you'll hear more about Kon , he talks about #SEO "demystifying it "... lets get you set for 2017 #duggystone kirk pickstone    http://www.ukcachemag.com   www.duggystone.com   @duggystone on twitter   subscribe leave some comments thanks 

How wise are you with your money? Do you have a plan for your money? Special speaker Rosemary speaks on Jesus' parable of the shrewd money manager.

Sarthak Kumar and David Redshaw discuss all things Málaga and how their sporting success is back-dropped by internal politics.

Toby Redshaw, Motorola VP, talks about the growth of their use of wikis and blogs, and why they are so important. This is a follow-up to the podcast interview in March 2006. Recorded: 2007-03-14 Length: 45:34, Size: 20.8MB

This is an interview with Toby Redshaw, Motorola's Corporate Vice President of Information Technology Strategy, Architecture & e-Business, at DiamondCluster's DX Summit in early March 2006. He told me that Motorola, #49 on the Fortune 500, has almost 2,000 internal wikis (that's separate wikis, each with many pages), and 2,700 blogs used by 60,000 of their 68,000 employees daily. 4,000-5,000 people are actively contributing, the rest mainly read. Toby tells us about what wikis and blogs are used for, how they rolled them out, what benefits they get, how they chose what they did, experience with bad behavior, etc. Near the end, he also talks about their experiences with Service Oriented Architecture (SOA). Recorded: 2006-03-06 Length: 30:03, Size: 13.7MB