Podcast appearances and mentions of Richard Corbett

In this episode we delve into the extraordinary career journey of Richard Corbett, Chief Executive of Hampshire and Isle of Wight Air Ambulance. From the adrenaline-fueled world of the military to the heart wrenching realities of international aid, Richard's path is a testament to resilience and dedication. We explore his experiences on the frontlines of humanitarian crises in Afghanistan, Sierra Leone, and Sudan, where he honed his leadership skills in high-pressure environments. Richard shares invaluable insights into the challenges of building trust in war-torn communities and the power of teamwork in overcoming adversity. As we transition to his role at Oxfam, we uncover the lessons learned from working in an organisation at a time of crisis. Richard provides insight to its impact on the charity sector and his approach to leadership. Finally, we shift focus to Richard's current role leading the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Air Ambulance. He discusses the unique challenges and rewards of operating a life-saving service, the importance of community support, and the strategies employed to ensure the charity's continued success. We delve into discussing the importance of building strong, long-term relationships with supporters and how this is the cornerstone of sustainable fundraising. It involves more than just securing donations; it's about fostering a genuine connection based on shared values and a mutual commitment to the cause. With a wealth of experience and a passion for making a difference, Richard offers invaluable advice to aspiring leaders, emphasising the significance of trust, adaptability, and a relentless pursuit of positive impact.  Crucially, Richard underscores the importance of cultivating long-term relationships with supporters, highlighting the essential role they play in the success of any charity. Tune in and get inspired! Chapters   00:00 Introduction and Getting to Know Richard Corbett 06:17 Journey from the Military to the Charity Sector 10:56 Working in Afghanistan and Other Challenging Environments 29:44 Career progression and managing stakeholders 38:30 The power of engagement in fundraising 50:45 Collaboration and shared learning among Air Ambulances 53:30 Support and learning for chief executives 57:31 Trusting your skills and embracing new opportunities The Charity Changemakers Podcast is available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube. Follow us on your favourite platform, like and review the show to help us spread the word and empower the current and next generation of changemakers!

Today in the Muster Room we have the Acting Nassau County Commissioner of Emergency Management, Richard Corbett. Commissioner Corbett is previously the Chief of Department of the City of Long Beach Fire Department. Among his many challenges in emergency service was Superstorm Sandy. The storm wreaked havoc on Long Island and the entire New York City metro area. Being on the barrier island, Long Beach was directly in the storm's path and posed one of the largest challenges ever in the Fire Department's history. 

Listen on Spotify * Apple Podcasts * iHeartRadio * Pandora * Amazon Podcasts A legacy of conservation – you’ll enjoy this conversation with Richard Corbett! Go to Patreon and become a friend of the show OFFICIALLY here! E-mail Fletcher with Hallett Insurance to get your quote! Double the “L’s” and Double the “T’s” Check out Two Fish Creative for your software solutions – no problem is too big or too small! Follow Cast and Blast Florida: Instagram – Twitter – Facebook – Website Want to experience a world class duck hunt or fishing charter? E-mail Travis to book today . . . Connect with the gang on social media: Travis Thompson – @travisthompson – Instagram – Twitter – Facebook Nathan Henderson – @nhenderson77 – Instagram – Twitter – Facebook Emily Thompson – @lovedaloca – Instagram

Listen on Spotify * Apple Podcasts * iHeartRadio * Pandora * Amazon Podcasts A legacy of conservation – you’ll enjoy this conversation with Richard Corbett! Go to Patreon and become a friend of the show OFFICIALLY here! E-mail Fletcher with Hallett Insurance to get your quote! Double the “L’s” and Double the “T’s” Check out Two Fish Creative for your software solutions – no problem is too big or too small! Follow Cast and Blast Florida: Instagram – Twitter – Facebook – Website Want to experience a world class duck hunt or fishing charter? E-mail Travis to book today . . . Connect with the gang on social media: Travis Thompson – @travisthompson – Instagram – Twitter – Facebook Nathan Henderson – @nhenderson77 – Instagram – Twitter – Facebook Emily Thompson – @lovedaloca – Instagram

GUESTS: Richard Corbett of Voi Technology, Adam Norris of Pure Electric, and Kersten Heineke of the McKinsey Center for Future MobilityThe term "micromobility" was first coined by Horace Dediu of Micromobility Industries, and refers to minimalist personal mobility, using vehicles weighing no more than 500kg.Micromobility is now widely accepted as part of our vocabulary, but ask for a definition, and you'll get a wide range of responses. You can be sure, however, that the definition will include e-scooters.And that's thanks to the e-scooter boom that's taken place over the last few years, with a growing number of towns and cities around the world offering e-scooters since they first appeared on the streets of LA and San Francisco in about 2018.Motorized scooters are nothing new, of course - they've been around for over a century - but it was a start-up in Singapore that brought free-floating rentable electric scooters to life in 2016, and a revolution was born.It's safe to say that e-scooters are here to stay – but what does that mean for the cities with no e-scooter strategy in place that find themselves suddenly hosting e-scooter providers?And even if a city does have a micromobility strategy, how does it integrate micromobility start-ups into its long-established public transport services?Then there's the detail: pay-as-you-go or subscription, docked or free-floating? Not to mention regulation, safety, and monitoring… And that's before we've even had time to think about profitability. For city regulators, each of these needs careful thought, planning, and time – in stark contrast to the fast-moving world in which many of the micromobility start-ups like to operate.We're delighted to welcome to the RIDE podcast three experts on micromobility:Richard Corbett of Voi TechnologiesAdam Norris of Pure ElectricKersten Heineke of the McKinsey Center for Future Mobility

Richard Corbett tells us about Corbetts Malpas Ltd. a feed company established in 1918, how his knowledge of horses was reflected in the business and how the younger generation are tackling today's challenges whilst still offering a friendly and personal service. Richard is a "can do" sort of person and a true countryman.

In this episode, a recording of an event we hosted,  we are joined by Catherine West MP, Labour's Shadow Minister for Europe, and Richard Corbett, who was Labour's leader in the European Parliament. They discussed our future relationship with the EU and how we rebuild, both as a party and as a country.  Thank you to our podcast sponsors! They are Guy Fraser and Mags Duncan-Duggal. If you would like to sponsor our podcast and help make it happen, then click here: https://donorbox.org/sponsor-labour-for-a-european-future-s-podcast

On this special episode we have Richard Corbett aka Wheels2Walking and Andrew Deitsch on the Podcast. These 2 cool dudes chat with us about meeting Zack for the first time, crazy wheelchair stories, politics, depression after injury and much much more. If you haven't already, go ahead and follow everyone below Richard Corbett - IG @Wheels2Walking https://www.youtube.com/c/Wheels2Walking/ https://www.wheels2walking.com/ https://shopwheels2walking.com/ Andrew Deitsch - IG @andrew_deitsch https://www.youtube.com/user/AndrewDeitschYPR Zack Ruhl - IG @PitbullRuhl https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaDrHSUGbOWqKWt23CzjHjw Brent Key @brentdavidkey https://www.youtube.com/user/keybrent64/featured --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cripplecouchtalk/support

#103 - The transition for new wheelchair users isn’t easy, and unfortunately, Richard Corbett experienced it first hand nearly a decade ago. Realizing he had an opportunity to help others, Richard created a YouTube channel, Wheels2Walking, dedicated to guiding the newly injured through the difficult early stages, offering inspiration and valuable insight along the way. On this episode we discuss: 1. What happens to the human psyche when a life-changing injury occurs. 2. How to adapt to a new life under tough circumstances. 3. Tips & Tricks Richard learned through building a business. 4. How to build a brand given whatever circumstances your in. Just a reminder that as always, you can catch my chat with Richard LIVE, over on YouTube.

Richard Corbett, creator of Wheels2Walking makes entertaining and educational videos for newly injured individuals who now use wheelchairs. He shares his story having a spinal cord injury and how he was able to create a platform for positive change. Subscribe to his YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/wheels2walking, check out his website https://www.wheels2walking.com/ and follow him on Instagram @wheels2walking. Transcript https://rb.gy/numug7

"I don't want to be pigeonholed" is something I hear often from YouTubers. I find this strange.Being pigeonholed essentially means that you are THE expert on a topic, why would you NOT want to be that? Being niche on YouTube means that you become known for that niche. So whenever people want that info, they instantly know where to look!But how do you dominate a niche? Is YouTube too saturated so every niche is taken?I chat with Shorty Award winner, Richard Corbett from Wheels2Walking, about his inspiring story and how he created an amazing channel!On today's TubeTalk episode you will learn:How circumstances can lead to inspirationHow to focus on your audience and deal with hatersHow you are the brand in your nicheHow to collaborate with other channelsMake sure you check out Richard's channels here:Website: https://Wheels2Walking.com YouTube: https://YouTube.com/wheels2walking Instagram: https://Instagram.com/wheels2walking Facebook: https://Facebook.com/wheels2walkingThis show is hosted by Liron Segev who is a Tech Blogger, YouTuber, and the Director of customer success at vidIQ. If you have any questions, please feel free to email liron@vidiq.com

It's unbelievable that Richard Corbett is still alive. A 50 foot fall into an underground parking lot didn't kill him, but an addiction to pain medication and a mental breakdown, nearly did. Finding his way out of the darkest of places, Richard is a now world class YouTube video producer making informative how to videos for newly injured wheelchair users.

Mike Buckley interviews Richard Corbett MEP, retiring leader of Labour's European Parliamentary Labour Party. They discuss what Labour has achieved in the European Parliament, Brexit, our future return to Europe and what happens next. 

Yesterday I announced that I was quitting The Andrew Deitsch Podcast. Today, I'm so excited to announce my brand new show, The Wheels2Walking Podcast!! 2 years ago, I met Richard Corbett for the first time to record Episode 47 of the Andrew Deitsch Podcast. We sat down and he told his powerful story of spinal cord injury, addiction, suicide, and recovery publicly for the first time. This was the exact reason why I started my podcast. To give people a platform where they could share their stories and talk about deep subjects. After listening to his episode over and over, Richard realized he had something to say, and decided that he wanted to create something even bigger. I started working as his producer full time, and he let me build my podcast studio in his condo. We were an amazing team, and our business relationship and friendship grew stronger and stronger. Over the past year, Richard and I have been traveling around the country shooting videos for the Wheels2Walking YouTube channel. 7 Million views later, we realized that we had a lot more to talk about than just wheelchair stuff, but I knew that I couldn't just keep having him as a guest on my show. Today, we're launching our brand new weekly show where we talk about current events, what it's like being full time YouTubers, and dissect our unique friendship / business relationship. If you've been a fan of the ADP, I know you'll really enjoy the Wheels2Walking Podcast. This is a huge step for me to totally change up my platform, but I know this is the right move. The first 6 episodes are live now everywhere you listen to podcasts, but please please please go leave us a review on Apple Podcasts

10 years ago, Richard Corbett's life changed forever as a result of a 50 foot fall straight to concrete.Now, the paraplegic YouTuber & his best friend, Andrew Deitsch (the marketing genius behind the Wheels2Walking videos & brand) take you behind the scenes of their YouTube channel.Join this power duo every week as they candidly discuss current events, YouTube trends, & dissect their unique friendship / business relationship. Read Richard's UNTOLD STORY: https://www.wheels2walking.com/subscribe Follow Wheels2Walking:Main Channel: https://youtube.com/wheels2walking Video Podcast Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4FSvyXL1SDHEzap7iCW7vA Video Clips Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCV6l8Zm-FPH7l8biE8b8ngg Website: https://www.wheels2walking.com Facebook: https://facebook.com/wheels2walking Support us on Patreon: https://patreon.com/wheels2walking RICHARDInstagram: https://instagram.com/wheels2walking  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@wheels2walking ANDREWInstagram: https://instagram.com/andrew_deitsch Podcast: https://www.andrewdeitsch.com/podcast Website: https://andrewdeitsch.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/andrewdeitsch

My guest today is Richard Corbett from Wheels2Walking. Wheels2Walking is a platform designed to help newly injured wheelchair users regain their independence and quality of life. The last time he was on my show, back in February, he was just launching his YouTube channel, but over the last month he went from 2,500 subscribers to 37,000 subscribers! During this episode we talked all about how he got on the Youtube Trending page and gained over 30 thousand subscribers in a matter of days, and my recent 3 week trip to Europe. Some of you may know that I'm the co-host of the weekly Wheels2Walking Podcast on patreon, which costs just $1 a month to listen, so if you enjoyed this episode go check it out. Follow Richard on YouTube & Instagram: @Wheels2Walking

Depuis quelques semaines, le coeur de l'Europe bat en Grande Bretagne. Quel paradoxe, à l'heure où Londres s'apprête à sortir de l'Union au fil d'un processus laborieux et interminable. Brexit harmonieux, hard Brexit, retour aux urnes... toutes les éventualités sont encore possibles à moins d'une semaine de la date butoir du 30 mars, finalement repoussée sous condition par les 27, à la demande de Theresa May. Pour ajouter à la confusion née des votes contradictoires des élus britanniques, une pétition en ligne sur le site internet du gouvernement et du parlement réclamant un nouveau référendum a réuni plus de 3 millions de signatures en 48 heures. Pour inaugurer la deuxième saison, et nouvelle formule, d'Europe Express, le podcast européen de L'Express, en partenaire avec Bulle Média à Bruxelles, Antoine Lheureux et Eric Mettout reçoivent Richard Corbett, le chef des travaillistes britanniques au Parlement européen. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

This podcast episode is all about adapting to your new normal and Richard Corbett from Wheels2Walking (W2W) joins us.   Nine years ago Richard Corbett fell 50 feet which resulted in significant injuries including a spinal cord injury.  Richard Corbett began a long road of adapting.  The road has led to Richard Corbett launching a platform called Wheels2Walking and he is making profound impacts within his community and the adaptive world.  Richard is especially impacting those that have gone through a significant injury and need to adapt to a new normal, as he calls it!   In this episode we discuss, * Richard Corbett’s injury, his adaptive path, and finding your new normal after a dramatic life change. * Wheels2Walking, what it’s about, what it offers our listeners. * Insights on what Richard Corbett found effective when adapting and this includes overcoming physical and mental challenges spanning from learning to move again, dark depression, addiction, and other significant challenges.   https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRIiUxBTaeMCU_K0sWtl5sw https://www.wheels2walking.com https://linktr.ee/wheels2walking https://www.facebook.com/Wheels2Walking/ A New Normal - Wheels2Walking - 037   This episode is brought to you by Living Adaptive with Scott Davidson.   Find Living Adaptive at, www.livingadaptive.comfor more information. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/living_adaptive/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/livingadaptive/

My guest today is Wheelchair Influencer, Fitness Enthusiast, and ADP Veteran, Richard Corbett. On Episode 47, he shared the heartbreaking story of how he became a wheelchair user at just 21 years old, and how he has used his spinal cord injury as a catalyst to become the best version of himself. Now 16 months later, he has launched his new platform, Wheels2Walking, where he creates entertaining and educational content for newly injured wheelchair users. Richard and I have been working together heavily on this project for the past 6 months, and we are so excited for everyone to check it out. During this episode we talked about our recent trip to LA, our collaborative relationship, why Richard has had the biggest impact on my show, his new platform, our crazy photoshoot with world renowned photographer, Simon Needham, and the future of Wheels2Walking. If you want to hear more from Richard and I, we actually have a new podcast on Patreon called the “Wheels2Walking Podcast!” Every week we sit down to talk about the behind the scenes of Wheels2Walking videos and chat about the perspectives of a wheelchair user (Richard) and an able bodied person (that's me!). It's a really fun podcast, and it's only $10 to get access to this exclusive content. Follow Richard on Instagram: @Wheels2Walking Check out Wheels2Walking.com for all the latest.

Pour le 3ème épisode de ce podcast consacré au Brexit, Antoine Lheureux et Sophie Petitjean interviewent Richard Corbett, le chef de file des députés travaillistes au Parlement européen. Ce Britannique férocement pro-européen, qui se décrit comme fédéraliste, nous raconte - dans son français parfait - l’arrachement que représente pour lui le Brexit et sa volonté de continuer le débat jusqu’à la dernière minute pour éviter ce qu’il appelle “une catastrophe”.

My guest today is Richard Corbett. Richard is a very interesting dude. He's a professional artist, a bodybuilding and fitness fanatic, he's a college dropout, and he is working through a massive injury that left him wheelchair bound. He is on an obsessive quest of becoming the best version of himself, therefore he is breaking down his own physical barriers and mental barriers day after day. Richard got deep and very transparent and he told me that there were some things he shared during this podcast that he had never shared publicly. He's got some of the best stories that I've heard so far on my show, and I really want to thank him for being so open and honest. I am happy to say that we have become friends since recording this episode. I want to thank Richard again for being on the show and being so open and vulnerable. Make sure to follow him on Instagram @RTCorbett13 Listen on iTunes Listen on Google Play Listen on Soundcloud If you would like to support the podcast, please rate 5 stars and review on iTunes. Music by Calvin Kraakevik

In this second part of Europe Now, we leave the pro-Remain capital and head to the north of the country, to Yorkshire, where the Leave vote was victorious. Our guest is Richard Corbett, a Labour MEP, who shows us the two sides of the region – to Leeds, which narrowly voted to stay a year ago, and to Bradford, where the choice went the other way.