Podcast appearances and mentions of Richard Andrews

Roy L Hales/Cortes Currents - A sense of momentum is building—quite literally—in Manson's Landing, where work is underway on a new pavilion designed to bring community members together for music, events, and gatherings. This is the latest in a series of structures erected in the Village Commons. The pavilion's frame was raised on Friday, April 11, 2025 “ We hope to have all the details done by the end of May. It'll be in service this summer,” explained Richard Andrews, Project Manager of the Village Commons. He and his three crew members had just finished erected the rear frame, or bent, and were breaking for lunch. There was one more bent to go. “ You see these two forward footings. They will be taking yet another set of another pair of posts and braces and one more large beam. That's the big, long black package lying right there. It's about 39 feet long. They are are big glulam beams and the frame was made by Island Timber Frame out of Cumberland.” “T here will be a stage built about 12 feet deep and 16 to 18 feet wide. Not a very high stage, but 8 inches up.  Behind it will be a wall so that we don't disturb the neighbors with noise.”   “On the sides there'll be a pony wall, and above the pony wall on both sides. It'll be clear polycarbonate probably. That'll provide a wind barrier, so people who are using the stage won't have to deal with wind on their mics.”  “There'll also be a big clear panel on barn tracks, that'll go forward to stop windblown rain” Cortes Currents:  What are they going to do with the audience area? Richard Andrews: “I'm not too sure yet. We'll probably spread out the soil and throw some grass seed down on it. There's no plan to do any kind of surface under the covered area. We don't have the budget, just getting this up is going to eat up the rest of our funding.” Cortes Currents: Did you want to mention anything else that's happening around here? Richard Andrews:   “We have the Nook, which is the shared office space and shared meeting space. The Cortes Housing Society is making good use of it today, and they're the main people who've been using it so far.” A block to the west of us, preparations for construction were taking place on the Cortes Housing Society's premiere project. A four acre block had been carved out of the forest for the Rainbow Ridge Affordable Housing Project. Construction on the first building will soon commence. As we spoke, two carpenters were erecting a wooden fence on the project's border with the Cortes Island Senior's Village. There was undoubtedly some mention of this in the meeting that was underway in the Nook. Cortes Currents: What's happening to the Village Common's old shared meeting place, the Pod? Richard Andrews: “T he little trailer, that's going to be repossessed by CCEDA and used as an information booth somewhere. I'm not sure what their plan is with it. What the Pod has been offering, the Nook will be offering more of the same, just bigger space.” He pointed to some long containers, close to the stage. “We have four C cans here and the two to the north of the site, closer to Manson's Hall are going to be used by the food bank. Their intention is to use them for food storage in Mansons because their facility attached to the radio station is too small for the amount of food that they're distributing. We don't have a plan for the middle one, yet. The other one that's furthest to the south will be used as the storage can for anything related to the pavilion. So for the lights, sound system, chairs, audio and what have you.” Cortes Currents left before the final bent was put up for the pavilion, but they sent pictures later that day. The new stage this summer will undoubtedly be well used this summer.

Louis Belcourt/CKTZ News -The Village Commons construction project aims to have its new structures operational by end of October, says General Contractor Richard Andrews. In January, the Village Commons title was transferred from CCEDA to the Cortes Island Community Foundation. The CICF set out to develop the land for community usage with a variety of grants. The current project underway is “a combined shared meeting and office space” with an operating title of “the Nook.” “It's two small buildings that are going to be covered by one roof, and there'll be a fairly extensive deck and breezeway between the two buildings through which people can pass,” says Andrews. Recently finished was the “wild play zone” which is an “interactive playground and sculptural area,” including a large swing, a ship-like deck with seats and a small hut made of driftwood. The remaining projects include three shipping containers installed for non-profit storage and an outdoor pavilion for outdoor gatherings and performances.

Roy L Hales/ Cortes Currents - The Cortes Island Community Foundation is inviting Cortes residents to an update on the Village Commons, 4-6 PM at Mansons Hall on Thursday, February 1st. 
 “The goal for this Village Commons update is to have the Cortes Island Community Foundation present our design plan for the Village Commons Pavilion, which is going to start construction pretty soon. Then also hear from some other stakeholders like the Southern Cortes Community Association (SCCA), Cortes Housing Society and the Fire Hall to talk about any plans that they have upcoming for the downtown Manson's area,” explained Isabella McKnight, Executive Administrator of the Cortes Island Foundation.   
 “It's important for the community because they can learn what the plans are and start to think about how they can utilize the new opportunities to their benefit.  We also hope that it inspires   small business owners, large business owners, and other community members to dream about what  they would like to see for Manson's in the future.” 
 CC: During the past year, what have been the challenges and what have been the successes as you've been rolling out towards this?   
Isabella McKnight: “Personally, I'm not extremely involved in the Village Commons land. We have Richard Andrews as our project manager for that specific program.”  
 “I think one of the main challenges with any large project like this is fulfilling all the grant stipulations. That's a large process, making sure you're crossing all the T's and dotting all the I's."  
 "One of the really beautiful things and successes about the Village Commons, over the past year, has been all the community use that it's gotten.  Such as The Friday Market Music and the Cortes Community Health Association (CCHA) using it for their after school care programs such as Adventures in Leadership and the Teen Szene. That's all been really awesome to see.”   
 CC: What's coming next over the next six months or year? Isabella McKnight: “Our next step is holding the event and showing the community kind of the sneak peek of what the Cortes Island Community Foundation has been working on behind the scenes in relation to the Village Commons project.”  
 “This spring will be breaking ground to build the pavilion.  If you come to the event, you will be seeing the  preview of the design that's going on for that,  as well as the road that's currently being built there.” 
 “The thing that I'm most excited about is that Ernie Poglis designed and has crafted a traditional Welcome Pole for the space. So he's been working on that for the past I want to say eight months approximately. I think it's on some of the last stages of the painting.  There will be an unveiling and a really beautiful ceremony for that, hopefully in the spring, or early summer.” 
 “I would really like to encourage people to come to the Village Commons community update. Everybody is welcome. We will be providing light snacks and refreshments.”  
 “It's just a really great opportunity to hear from not only the Cortes Island Community Foundation, but all of the partners in the Manson's area, such as the SCCA, Cortes Housing Society, and the Fire Hall, about any of their upcoming projects and updates that they'd like to share. There'll be time after the presentation to ask questions as well.”

A new breed of vigilante has emerged - armed with expertise, wit, humor and a penchant for justice, these tech influencers have begun scamming the scammers…Really, no Really! These digital crusaders adopt alter egos, ranging from confused grandmothers to bumbling millionaires, all in an effort to take online scammers down a rabbit hole of insanity and keep them from scamming other unsuspecting victims. To find out more about this world, Jason and Peter contacted Kitboga, who after discovering that his grandmother was a victim to scammers targeting the elderly – began streaming his “scamming the scammer" calls. His viewership soon exploded not only making him an internet sensation but a new phenomenon in vigilante streamers. ON THIS EPISODE: Kit's alter ego, Richard Andrews, and his wife Maureen (played by Tony winning actor Jason Alexander) engage with a scammer. Is scamming-scammers vigilantism? The Amazon “Brushing Scam” Virtual computers turn the tables on scammers. Gaining access to scammers bank accounts, addresses and bitcoin wallets. Is the half-loaf truly more economical for senior citizens? The HBO Show Telemarketers and targeting phony political PACs. Why vengeance feels good. Why movie vigilantes are now AARP members. The surprising way Kit and his team help victims of online scams. FOLLOW KITBOGA: YouTube Twitch X (Twitter) TikTok FOLLOW REALLY NO REALLY: www.reallynoreally.com Instagram YouTube TikTok Facebook Threads X (Twitter)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There are always going to be trying times. Pastor Mike and friend Richard Andrews give a message of hope through the wonder working grace of God.

Frankie and Tennant start the pod by making Luke jealous for missing their serendipitous Sydney airport rendez-vous late on a Monday evening before reflecting on the quality of T Reed's ties and pivoting to the IRApocalyse we find ourselves in? Your intrepid hosts discuss whether, as some are contending, the IRA will eat Australia's renewable hydrogen lunch. With serious subsidies flowing in the US threatening to cannibalise investment in green hydrogen elsewhere (here!), it seems a prudent step for Australia to review our 2019 Hydrogen strategy. Our colourful climate conundrum this week* is ‘Clean' Hydrogen? An analysis of the emissions and costs of fossil fuel based versus renewable electricity based hydrogen, brought to us by Thomas Longden, Fiona J. Beck, Frank Jotzo, Richard Andrews, Mousami Prasad. And whilst this paper didn't lay out the RAINBOW of the bajillion different methods of hydrogen production, friend of the pod Tim Baxter has gotta catch ‘em all like pokemon, read his excellent blog post on all the colours of hydrogen here.*After we recorded the episode, the Japanese Government announced the next stage of the Latrobe Valley CCS hydrogen project was shortlisted for up to AUD2.3 Billion in finance. One to watch! Frankie's One More Thing is her and the fam's fun on the Pride March over the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the atmosphere of fabulousness experienced over the last fortnight as Sydney played host to WorldPride for the first time. This year the Mardi Gras banned all use of single plastics - that's right, no glitter! (unless it's the water soluble, biodegradable kind) #loveislove. Tennant's One More Thing is a cracking episode of Volts, ‘How to think about solar radiation management', a conversation with Kelly Wanser of SilverLining, who focus on research and policy efforts on near-term climate risks and interventions such as increasing the reflection of sunlight from clouds and particles in the atmosphere. Give it a whirl peeps!Luke's One More Thing is the peculiar and increasing prevalence of the term ‘Safeguards' in relation to the Safeguard Mechanism. The addition of an errant s has some hot and bothered (Hi Tim Baxter again!) but could Patient Zero of the ‘Safeguards' be our very own Climate and Energy Minister Chris Bowen? Summeruperers we're counting on you to get to the bottom of this.And that's all from us this week Summerupperers! We shall see you next time and until then, please keep tweeting your thoughts to us at @LukeMenzel, @TennantReed and @FrankieMuskovic and if you would like to weave some golden threads through our back catalogue, give us your feelpinions or suggest papers to read we are always here for that - hit us up at mailbag@letmesumup.net.

Roy L Hales/ Cortes Currents - Sandra Wood, Executive Director of the Cortes Community Housing Society, had two important news updates. Firstly, she has some more details about the Open House, for the Rainbow Ridge affordable housing project, at Mansons Hall on November 30. “That's Wednesday, one week away and it'll be an open house style meeting where people can drop in any time between 3 in the afternoon and 6 in the evening. We're encouraging people to stop in after they pick up their kids from school, or stop in on their way home from work,” explained Wood. “We're going to have lots of interesting information for people to look at, which will include our new site plans, the new town home plans. People can look at the floor plan layouts of the one, two, and three bedroom town homes. We'll have our landscape plan, our storm water plan. We'll have a number of our directors and staff there to help answer questions and to record any ideas that people have that they'd like to share with us. We're going to do a short formal presentation at 5:00. So people can also stay for that event and we're going to have lots of fun activities for the children. We will have arts and crafts projects to entertain the kids and we will have some games, prizes and door prizes - as well as the Home Book, which is poetry and short stories about Cortes that will be available for sale if people are looking for stocking stuffers, and a really nice gift to ship away to friends and family.” She also had news about the Gregg Road real estate sale.  “Exciting news! The Cortes Community Housing Society has sold a one acre commercial property in downtown Manson's Landing. It's on the corner of Sutil Point Road and Gregg Road.The new owner is Richard Andrews, who many people will know as a local builder and contractor, as well as entrepreneur,” said Wood. “My understanding is that Richard is planning to build a commercial building on the main floor and a rental apartment up above. So that's an exciting prospect for the community to have some more business space within the Manson's Landing core, in addition to another rental apartment within walking distance of the shops and services.” “The great news is that the Cortes Community Housing Society was able to get our asking price, and we have now an extra $200,000 to put towards the Rainbow Ridge Housing Project. So that's good news all around. Thank you especially to the donor, a local owner of that property, who donated it to the Housing Society with the express desire that it be used to help build more rental housing on Cortes.”

Richard Andrews speaks with Pastor Mike about the beauty of having pain in their growth with God, be encouraged to keep pressing on.

Pastor Mike, Richard Andrews, and Pastor Ernie discuss the importance of surrendering your will and excepting Christs will

[18+] Today's story is the first of two parts of “Bare Assed Broadway” by Ashe Valisca, who spends too little time writing, is former editor of Fang for FurPlanet, and contributor to a number of anthologies. “Bare Assed Broadway” was first published in “Foxers and Beariefs” by Armoured Fox Press. Ashe is currently overhauling the digital footprint for his writing so the best way to find his writing is to follow his https://twitter.com/AsheValisca (twitter). Follow the life of Richard Andrews as it dances on fast forward through ten years of turning poverty and loneliness to love and glory. Read for you by Rob MacWolf — werewolf hitchhiker. thevoice.dog | https://www.thevoice.dog/apple (Apple podcasts) | https://www.thevoice.dog/spotify (Spotify) | https://www.thevoice.dog/google (Google Podcasts) If you have a story you think would be a good fit, you can https://www.sofurry.com/view/1669084 (check out the requirements), fill out the https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1z81u5O2i8PWSfEpzaVhHeTjrp1kKP7TX?usp=sharing (submission template) and get in touch with us on https://twitter.com/voiceofdogpod (Twitter).

Dr. Richard Andrews joins us for this informative episode on the management of hepatitis C in our patient's who struggle with addiction. In this episode he guides us through the recognition, testing and management of hepatitis C.  Hosted by Darlene Petersen, MD and Paula Cook, MD.   Check us out on facebook @Theaddictionfiles or twitter @THEADDICTIONFI1 or Instagram  Theaddictionfiles No explicit language but this podcast discusses the abuse and treatment of legal and illegal drugs and may not be appropriate for all listeners.  

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Ciaron Maher Racing's Richard Andrews joined Andrew Bensley to chat about Ciaron Maher Racing's formplus pro and a chance to have shares in El Magnifico

Capt. Richard Andrews of Tar-Pam Guide Service updates us on mid-October conditions on the Inner Banks. To learn more about Richard, check out our full length interview. Have a question for Richard? Send us a message on our Facebook page, and we will read it on the next report. Support the Show Shop on Amazon Become a Patreon Patron All Things Social Media Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Subscribe to the Podcast or, Even Better, Download Our App Download our mobile app for free from the Apple App Store, the Google Play Store or the Amazon Android Store. Subscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.

Capt. Richard Andrews of Tar-Pam Guide Service updates us on early October conditions on the Inner Banks. To learn more about Richard, check out our full length interview. Have a question for Richard? Send us a message on our Facebook page, and we will read it on the next report. Support the Show Shop on Amazon Become a Patreon Patron All Things Social Media Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Subscribe to the Podcast or, Even Better, Download Our App Download our mobile app for free from the Apple App Store, the Google Play Store or the Amazon Android Store. Subscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.

Capt. Richard Andrews of Tar-Pam Guide Service updates us on late September conditions on the Inner Banks. To learn more about Richard, check out our full length interview. Have a question for Richard? Send us a message on our Facebook page, and we will read it on the next report. Support the Show Shop on Amazon Become a Patreon Patron All Things Social Media Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Subscribe to the Podcast or, Even Better, Download Our App Download our mobile app for free from the Apple App Store, the Google Play Store or the Amazon Android Store. Subscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.

Capt. Richard Andrews of Tar-Pam Guide Service updates us on early September conditions on the Inner Banks. To learn more about Richard, check out our full length interview. Have a question for Richard? Send us a message on our Facebook page, and we will read it on the next report. Support the Show Shop on Amazon Become a Patreon Patron All Things Social Media Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Subscribe to the Podcast or, Even Better, Download Our App Download our mobile app for free from the Apple App Store, the Google Play Store or the Amazon Android Store. Subscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.

Capt. Richard Andrews of Tar-Pam Guide Service updates us on late August conditions on the Inner Banks. To learn more about Richard, check out our full length interview. Have a question for Richard? Send us a message on our Facebook page, and we will read it on the next report. Support the Show Shop on Amazon Become a Patreon Patron All Things Social Media Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Subscribe to the Podcast or, Even Better, Download Our App Download our mobile app for free from the Apple App Store, the Google Play Store or the Amazon Android Store. Subscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.

Capt. Richard Andrews of Tar-Pam Guide Service updates us on early August conditions on the Inner Banks. To learn more about Richard, check out our full length interview. Have a question for Richard? Send us a message on our Facebook page, and we will read it on the next report. Support the Show Shop on Amazon Become a Patreon Patron All Things Social Media Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Subscribe to the Podcast or, Even Better, Download Our App Download our mobile app for free from the Apple App Store, the Google Play Store or the Amazon Android Store. Subscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.

This episode accompanies our July-August 'Hot Topic': “Lessons from the Learning and Teaching Conference 2021“. In what has the student experience changed such that needs outmatch support? What skills do recent Edinburgh graduates consider most valuable? How do we model an ‘Edinburgh Graduate' without sacrificing diversity and individuality? These questions are addressed by the Curriculum Transformation Programme Board in this exciting premiere of our Learning and Teaching Conference series. Members of the board Colm Harmon, Vice-Principal of Students, Richard Andrews, Head of Moray House School of Education and Sport, Iain Gordon, Head of School of Mathematics, and Lisa Kendall, Director of Academic and Student Administration for CAHSS, peel back the curtain on the Curriculum Transformation Programme and the future of the student experience. This episode serves as an introduction to the Curriculum Transformation Programme for those unfamiliar and a holistic update for those who are. We hope you enjoy the panel's insights and look forward to bringing more insights from the Learning and Teaching Conference next week! Timestamps 3:15 – Colm Harmon on the landscape of the modern student experience, the role of the university in student development, and mentality for transformation 13:20 – Richard Andrews on perceptions of the ‘Edinburgh Graduate' 16:50 – Ian Gordon on curriculum transformation from a college's perspective and deconstruction of ‘curriculum' and ‘transformation' 21:15 – Lisa Kendall on goals for transformation, student wellbeing and streamlining pathways Transcript Cathy Bovill and Cherie Woolmer's paper, "How conceptualisations of curriculum in higher education influence student-staff co-creation in and of the curriculum"

Capt. Richard Andrews of Tar-Pam Guide Service updates us on late July conditions on the Inner Banks. To learn more about Richard, check out our full length interview. Have a question for Richard? Send us a message on our Facebook page, and we will read it on the next report. Support the Show Shop on Amazon Become a Patreon Patron All Things Social Media Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Subscribe to the Podcast or, Even Better, Download Our App Download our mobile app for free from the Apple App Store, the Google Play Store or the Amazon Android Store. Subscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.

Capt. Richard Andrews of Tar-Pam Guide Service updates us on early July conditions on the Inner Banks. To learn more about Richard, check out our full length interview. Have a question for Richard? Send us a message on our Facebook page, and we will read it on the next report. Support the Show Shop on Amazon Become a Patreon Patron All Things Social Media Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Subscribe to the Podcast or, Even Better, Download Our App Download our mobile app for free from the Apple App Store, the Google Play Store or the Amazon Android Store. Subscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.

Capt. Richard Andrews of Tar-Pam Guide Service updates us on late June conditions on the Inner Banks. To learn more about Richard, check out our full length interview. Have a question for Richard? Send us a message on our Facebook page, and we will read it on the next report. Support the Show Shop on Amazon Become a Patreon Patron All Things Social Media Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Subscribe to the Podcast or, Even Better, Download Our App Download our mobile app for free from the Apple App Store, the Google Play Store or the Amazon Android Store. Subscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.

Capt. Richard Andrews of Tar-Pam Guide Service updates us on early June conditions on the Inner Banks. To learn more about Richard, check out our full length interview. Have a question for Richard? Send us a message on our Facebook page, and we will read it on the next report. Support the Show Shop on Amazon Become a Patreon Patron All Things Social Media Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Subscribe to the Podcast or, Even Better, Download Our App Download our mobile app for free from the Apple App Store, the Google Play Store or the Amazon Android Store. Subscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.

The rate of homelessness of older people is increasing faster than for all other age groups: The rate for people aged 65-74 increased 38%, while for women in that age group the rate of homelessness more than doubled, increasing a staggering 55%. In this episode of  “The Great Australian Dream Podcast” we look at co-living as a viable & affordable solution for seniors who cannot afford high-end retirement living. Joining us with an innovative concept,  Calyptus founder Richard Andrews.

Guest Richard Andrews talks about his passion for skateboarding and how skateboard media has affected his life. Whether it's skate videos, magazines, movies, or community connections, skateboarding has been in his life since a very early age. Kids, Supreme, Thrasher, Tony Hawk, and more are discussed! Intro music: "Chroma Cruise" by Daric M.H. You can find Media Diet on Instagram Find Fresh Take On Instagram @Freshtake42 or Email freshtake42@gmail.com Join the We Talk Conversation on Twitter @wetalkpodcasts. Plus give us a like now on Facebook.

Guest Richard Andrews talks about his passion for skateboarding and how skateboard media has affected his life. Whether it’s skate videos, magazines, movies, or community connections, skateboarding has been in his life since a very early age. Kids, Supreme, Thrasher, Tony Hawk, and more are discussed! Intro music: “Chroma Cruise” by Daric M.H. You can […] The post The Media Diet – Skateboarding w/ Richard Andrews appeared first on We Talk Podcasts.

Capt. Richard Andrews of Tar-Pam Guide Service updates us on early May conditions on the Inner Banks. To learn more about Richard, check out our full length interview. Have a question for Richard? Send us a message on our Facebook page, and we will read it on the next report. Support the Show Shop on Amazon Become a Patreon Patron All Things Social Media Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Subscribe to the Podcast or, Even Better, Download Our App Download our mobile app for free from the Apple App Store, the Google Play Store or the Amazon Android Store. Subscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.

Capt. Richard Andrews of Tar-Pam Guide Service updates us on mid-April conditions on the Inner Banks. To learn more about Richard, check out our full length interview. Have a question for Richard? Send us a message on our Facebook page, and we will read it on the next report. Support the Show Shop on Amazon Become a Patreon Patron All Things Social Media Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Subscribe to the Podcast or, Even Better, Download Our App Download our mobile app for free from the Apple App Store, the Google Play Store or the Amazon Android Store. Subscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.

On this episode, I am joined by Capt. Richard Andrews, owner of Tar-Pam Guide Service. Richard shares his experiences growing up in Eastern North Carolina and the great angling opportunities found in the Inner Banks. Thanks to this episode's sponsor, Norvise. Follow Tar-Pam Guide Service on Facebook and Instagram Support the Show Shop on Amazon Become a Patreon Patron All Things Social Media Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Subscribe to the Podcast or, Even Better, Download Our App Download our mobile app for free from the Apple App Store, the Google Play Store or the Amazon Android Store. Subscribe to the podcast in the podcatcher of your choice.

Learn about stripers arriving and leaving, river morphology, sonar as a verification tool, understanding river level, and terminal tackle.

Mr. Andrews has spent most of his career as a C level executive leading operations, finance, and commercial and clinical development for biotechnology firms focused on new products that address inflammatory disease. Mr. Andrews has been instrumental in translating research and academic discoveries into product development and advanced clinical programs, building alliances and partnerships and organizing operational teams. Financing processes led by Mr. Andrews have secured over $130M in equity funding for new ventures. His work has been primarily focused on skin disease, pneumonia, infant hypoxic ischemia and kidney failure. Early in his career, Mr. Andrews led the commercialization of several natural cell systems to prevent disease on fruits and vegetables and launched several DNA diagnostic tests for periodontal disease. Mr. Andrews received graduate degrees in physical biochemistry (MS), and technology management (SM) from Purdue University, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, respectively. He also has an undergraduate degree in Chemistry (BS) from Hobart College.

To mark the 50th Earth Day, we’re re-airing a piece from 2017. In his proposed 2021 fiscal year budget, Trump has asked Congress for the fourth year in a row to slash funding for the Environmental Protection Agency, essentially stripping away the last remaining programs aimed at curbing climate change. Earlier this month, as Americans were transfixed by the pandemic, EPA director (and former coal lobbyist) Andrew Wheeler announced that coal- and oil-fired power plants would no longer need to comply with regulations designed to reduce mercury and other toxic pollutants.  But flash back to the late 1960s and it's a very different story. The environment was a bipartisan issue, and a Republican president created the EPA in 1970 in response to public pressure. So how did we get here? How did the environment go from universal concern to political battleground — with the EPA caught in the crossfire?  With the help of Richard Andrews, professor emeritus of environmental policy at UNC Chapel Hill, and William Ruckelshaus, EPA administrator under presidents Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan, Brooke considers the tumultuous history of the EPA, its evolving relationship with the public, and its uncertain future.

In this episode we talk with legendary North Carolina fishing guide and angler Richard Andrews all about targeting Striped Bass in Coastal Rivers. Catching fish in heavy current can be tough and overwhelming. We hope this video can help you next time you hit the water!striper

Richard Andrews, SM, MS, President/CEO, and Mark Sampson, Chief Scientific Officer, of Azitra, a clinical-stage medical dermatology company, provide an insightful overview of their work. Andrews has vast experience as a top executive, leading the operations, finance, and development for biotechnology firms primarily focused on novel products to combat inflammatory disease. And Dr. Sampson, recently of Botanix Pharmaceuticals, has immense experience in the development of preclinical strategies as well as clinical development plans for new, advanced antimicrobial indications. He is a seasoned and sought-after researcher. The disease researcher, and executive, provide an overview of how Azitra strives to address serious skin diseases. Azitra combines various technologies designed to repair disease problems, and utilizes the microbiome to deliver those, thus adding to the therapeutic benefit. They talk about cancer-associated rash, and the various kinds of skin problems that they see. The dermatology experts explain the diversity in a healthy microbiome, and how there are, remarkably, up to a million different bacteria per square centimeter of skin. They explain how this network can be disrupted, which can lead to problems—dysbiosis, which is a microbial imbalance on or inside the body, impaired microbiota for example. The researchers explain their goal to reset the balance of the skin microbiome to help protect against harmful bacteria and pathogens. And they provide a wealth of information on various cancers and the relationships to the microbiome. In this podcast: How the microbiome is related to skin issues Cancer-associated rashes Microbial imbalance

Today's show comes from the Taste of West Cork Food Festival live from Field's of Skibbereen.We hear from the County Mayor Christopher O'Sullivan, Cllr Karen Coakley and Cllr Paul Hayes.Kieran Cotter and Aidan Bush tell us about the Centenery of the Baltimore Lifeboat and some of their hair raising rescues.Food and wine producers from the area highlight their products.We have stories from local Chefs and Richard Andrews the Australian Ambassador. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, we talk with long-time angler and captain Richard Andrews. Captain Richard Andrews is the owner of Tar-Pam Guide Service and has been involved in North Carolina’s charter fishing industry since 2001. Born and raised on the Tar River in Tarboro, North Carolina, he began fishing the rivers, estuaries, and gulf stream waters of Eastern North Carolina at an early age. We cover a variety of tips and techniques from rigging to releasing giant redfish in the Pamlico Sound.

Having quick, reliable access to mental health services can be life-saving. But more often than not people find multiple barriers in their way when it comes to getting help. Healios is a digital healthcare company that’s set out to change that. Reimagining the way children, young people and adults interact with mental health services, Healios combines technology with specialized clinical expertise to provide care for patients from the comfort of their own homes, exactly when they need it. Joining us on this episode of Health Redesigned is Richard Andrews the Chairman and CEO of Healios

The Founder and CEO of Healios talks about the digital technology for people with eating disorders that is currently being rolled out in the NHS.

Solénoïde (04.03.2019) - Traversez en diagonal le panorama musical hexagonal ! Comme à son habitude, cette thématique tente de mettre en lumière le bouillonnement créatif de la scène musicale française ainsi que l’imaginaire débridée de ses protagonistes.

Richard Andrews, Halasan Bazar, Dick Whyte & Finn Johansson, November Polaroid.

What’s news Buyer’s Agent Lisa Parker talks about the Melbourne market whilst Kaz shares about cyber stalking a seller regarding pre-settlement cleanliness of the house   Feature – Richard Andrews, leading expert in retirement villages   Richard Andrews – leading expert in retirement villages Book: Don’t buy your retirement home without me Website: RetirementVillageAdvice.com.au OR FindMyRetirementHome.com.au What […]