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Welcome back to the Ecology Academy Podcast, where host Richard Dodd offers an insightful deep dive into the current hot topic - the Planning and Infrastructure Bill. In this compelling episode, joined by Craig Llewellyn from AtkinsRealis, the discussion shifts from biodiversity net gain to the intricacies of the new bill, highlighting its implications for nature conservation and ecological planning. Craig provides a comprehensive breakdown of the bill's objectives, such as expedited housing development and strategic planning, alongside revealing its potential pitfalls, including inadequate protection for protected species. As the conversation unfolds, listeners gain invaluable perspectives on how the bill could reshape planning systems, the risks of undermining ecological assessments, and the pressing need for amendments that safeguard nature and promote informed development. Dive into this engaging dialogue that not only raises awareness of legislative complexities but also emphasizes the collective efforts of ecologists and policy advisors in striving for sustainable solutions in the face of governmental reform. A must-listen for everyone passionate about the environment and those seeking to make a positive impact in the field of ecology.   Craig Llewellyn Connect with Craig on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/craig-llewellyn-cecol-mcieem-csjk-64854471/ 

Welcome to another insightful episode of the Ecology Academy podcast, hosted by Richard Dodd. Join us as we delve into the world of ecology with special guest Craig Llewellyn, Associate Ecologist and Biodiversity Policy Specialist at Atkins Realis. In this first part of a two-part series, we focus on the concept of 'Net Benefit for Biodiversity' within Wales' Planning Policy. Discover how this policy aims to enhance biodiversity at a broader ecosystem level using the innovative DECCA framework. Craig Llewellyn shares his extensive experience and insights on the ecological assessment process, comparing the Welsh net benefit approach to England's biodiversity net gain. Learn about the components of the DECA framework—Diversity, Extent, Condition, Connectivity, and Adaptation to Change—and how they play a crucial role in sustainable development. Tune in to understand how ecological policies are evolving to meet current and future challenges in biodiversity conservation.   Background to NBB The 2016 Environment (Wales) Act introduced a new legal duty on all public authorities to maintain and enhance biodiversity in carrying out their functions (the "Section 6 Duty”). The duty requires public authorities to promote the resilience of ecosystems. The newly implemented 12th Edition of Planning Policy Wales (PPW 12th Edition) requires planning authorities (LPAs) must demonstrate they have taken all reasonable steps to fulfil the Section 6 duty. In Wales, the biodiversity net gain regime is termed “Net Benefit for Biodiversity” (NBB). While it has a similar intent to Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) in England in delivering an overall improvement in biodiversity, NBB does not use a metric-based approach like BNG, which sets a baseline number of biodiversity units and requires developers to improve biodiversity by a minimum of 10%. NBB supports a proactive approach to be taken by developers to biodiversity, wider ecosystem benefits, and resilience at the design stage. NBB applies to all development in Wales, even in cases where biodiversity value is being maintained rather than enhanced. Unlike the quantitative approach of BNG for development in England, NBB takes a more site-specific and qualitative assessment based on the DECCA resilience attributes and the step-wise mitigation hierarchy. Diversity – Maintaining and enhancing diversity at all levels and scales Extent – Incorporating measures to maintain and increase semi-natural habitat area and linkages Condition – The condition affected by factors like climate change, invasive species, recreation, etc. Connectivity – Maintaining/creating links between and within habitats Aspects of resilience – The product of the above four attributes Any proposed biodiversity enhancements must be appropriate to the local and national environment, considering strategic plans, local strategies, and evidence like area statements. Ecologists need to take a “whole system approach” looking at the baseline biodiversity value and resilience of the entire site, its context in the wider landscape, and opportunities for enhancing resilience in line with the DECCA attributes. A key principle of NBB is that biodiversity enhancement should be proportionate to the scale and nature of the proposed development. While this means small developments can more easily deliver net benefit, it also means planning permission may be refused if no enhancement is proposed as part of an application (PPW 6.4.12). Even where biodiversity value has been maintained on a site, the policy at 6.4.16 states “there must still be a proactive process to look for and secure enhancement through the design and implementation of the development.” Hence, going above and beyond simple mitigation is essential. Developers in Wales will need to be aware of NBB and the Section 6 Duty. This brings additional complexity and cost to the development process. Following the DECCA ecosystem resilience principles and step-wise avoidance/mitigation approach needs to be a central consideration from the very start of the development planning process. Innovative solutions, partnership working, and an appreciation of cumulative impacts in the wider area will all help deliver biodiversity benefits.

Join host Richard Dodd in this enlightening episode of the Ecology Academy podcast as he converses with Adam Rowe, the CEO of the South East Wales Biodiversity Centre (SEWBReC). Discover the significant role Local Environmental Record Centres (LERCs) play in the gathering, management, and dissemination of biodiversity data. Adam shares his journey from a geography graduate to leading a key hub in biodiversity data management, emphasizing the importance of data accuracy and sharing in conservation efforts. This episode offers valuable insights for ecologists, conservationists, and anyone passionate about biodiversity. Learn about the challenges and solutions in data management and how LERCs contribute to informed ecological decision-making. Whether you're a seasoned professional or starting your career in ecology, this episode provides inspiring perspectives on making a meaningful impact in the field of conservation.   Adam Rowe (SEWBReC Chief Executive Officer) Adam has managed SEWBReC for over 20 years and has over 30 years' experience working in LERCs. Adam is co-founder and Vice Chairman of the Association of Local Environmental Records Centres (ALERC) and a former Trustee of the National Biodiversity Network Trust. He has lengthy experience of all aspects of the LERC operations, including strategic development, partner liaison, product/service design and project delivery.   Useful links (most mentioned during the podcast): SEWBReC: https://www.sewbrec.org.uk/ LERC Wales: https://www.lercwales.org.uk/ ALERC LERC finder: https://www.alerc.org.uk/lerc-finder.html Aderyn: https://aderyn.lercwales.org.uk/ Other useful SEWBReC links: https://linktr.ee/sewbrec

Welcome to the Ecology Academy podcast, where host Richard Dodd interviews Richard Crompton from Ecology On Demand. Dive into a fascinating discussion as Richard shares insights from his 26-year career in bat and ecology work, focusing on his unique consulting service dedicated to supporting fellow ecologists. Discover the intricacies of ecological licenses, the significance of staying updated with technological advancements, and the importance of hands-on training through Richard's ventures like Team Bat. Explore Richard's ambitious project aimed at transforming a country estate into a sanctuary for bats while fostering community and employment. Learn about the upcoming tech conference for ecologists, designed to equip participants with the knowledge and tools needed to excel in their field. Richard also touches upon the evolving ecology guidelines and their impact on the industry. Engage with this conversation to gain insights into the challenges and triumphs within the ecological sector and find inspiration to contribute to a sustainable natural environment. Stay curious, be adventurous, and build bridges for a better tomorrow.   About Richard Crompton Richard started studying bats whilst volunteering with the National Trust aged just 16. He was licensed in Wales by the age of 22 and undertaking commercial bat surveys. Skip forward 25 years and he has surveyed well over one thousand sites for bats, held dozens of European Protected Species licences since 2001 for more than a dozen different species of bats, delivered training throughout the England and Wales (to several thousand people). He spent nine years as a Trustee for the Bat Conservation Trust and has been an author/editorial board member for all four editions of the bat survey guidelines. Founder and co-director of award winning consultancy Wildwood Ecology Ltd until 2016 he now runs the Ecology on Demand bat advice service, the Bat Training partnership (who have trained over 300 people for their bat licences between 2008-2020) and the Team Bat online platform. He was elected to the Bat Conservation Trusts' Batty Hall of Fame in 2022 and is their 'agony uncle' for the Ecologists Anonymous - bat mitigation workshops. He is currently the resident bat advisor for the Crown Estate at Windsor Park, Cardigan Castle, The Museum of Welsh Life at St Fagans Cardiff, and Margam Park and Castle near Port Talbot - all great sites for bats!   Connect with Richard Crompton on LinkedIn Find out more at Ecology on Demand or Team Bat    

Join host Richard Dodd in this insightful episode of the Ecology Academy podcast as he delves into the topic of imposter syndrome and its impact on ecologists. After a summer hiatus, Richard returns to explore the challenges faced by professionals in the ecological field, particularly those striving for career advancement and leadership roles. Richard shares his personal journey with imposter syndrome, discussing the common feelings of self-doubt and the fear of being exposed as a fraud. He provides valuable insights into recognizing and acknowledging these feelings, along with practical strategies to challenge negative thoughts and celebrate achievements. Listeners will gain an understanding of how imposter syndrome can manifest in their lives and learn techniques to manage it effectively. Richard emphasizes the importance of seeking support, embracing growth opportunities, and practicing self-compassion to overcome imposter syndrome and thrive as an ecologist. Tune in to discover how to navigate the imposter cycle and turn challenges into opportunities for personal and professional development.   Hidden Potential Coaching If Imposter Syndrome is holding you back, then schedule a call with Richard Dodd, accredited Coach and Mentor. Understand what motivates you, your team or your business. Uncover resistances to change. Take action that aligns with what is truly important to you and others. Schedule a free and confidential consultation call and discussion with Richard by visiting his website: https://hiddenpotentialcoaching.net/    Ecology Academy Courses The Ecology Academy has a range of courses that can help you acquire and build the skills you need to succeed as an effective ecologist. Find out what's on offer here: https://training.ecologyacademy.co.uk/ 

Welcome to the Ecology Academy podcast, hosted by Richard Dodd. In this episode, we delve into the role and responsibilities of an Ecological Clerk of Works. With summer in full swing, ecologists are busy with surveys and monitoring projects across the UK and beyond. Whether you're in the UK or elsewhere, this episode is packed with valuable insights for aspiring and seasoned ecologists alike. We explore the essential duties of an Ecological Clerk of Works, including site monitoring, implementing mitigation measures, ensuring compliance with environmental legislation, and effective communication with stakeholders. Richard discusses the importance of technical skills, regulatory knowledge, and best practices in habitat management. In addition to technical expertise, the episode emphasizes the need for strong communication skills, stakeholder engagement, and problem-solving abilities. Richard also highlights the importance of maintaining professionalism, integrity, and continuous professional development. Join us for a comprehensive overview of what it takes to excel as an Ecological Clerk of Works, and stay tuned for future episodes featuring interviews with experienced professionals sharing their tips and stories from the field. Thank you for listening to the Ecology Academy podcast!   Ecology Academy Training https://training.ecologyacademy.co.uk/   Coaching, Mentoring and Consulting Services If you would benefit from our coaching services, then schedule a FREE exploration call with Richard Dodd today. https://zcal.co/richarddodd/30min 

Welcome to an enthralling episode of the Ecology Academy Podcast, where host Richard Dodd is joined by special guest Nikki Glover, a Senior Ecologist at Wessex Water renowned for her innovative newt detection techniques. Our dynamic conversation delves into Nikki's essential contributions to large-scale development infrastructure projects, her diverse career path, and her unique use of detection dogs for ecological conservation. Nikki gives a detailed account of how her passion for ecology sparked during her Animal Behaviour studies, which led her to a pivotal role in preserving the Great Crested Newt population. With her licensed Springer Spaniel, Freya, Nikki has redefined the detection methods for this amphibian species, paving the way for potential implementation of these techniques across diverse species. Gain an inside look into the complicated process of gaining a license for newt detection dogs, including the obstacles faced and knowledge gained. Nikki's commitment and determination in this process are truly inspiring, offering valuable insights to budding ecologists and conservationists in the field. This episode further analyses detection dogs' importance for ecological conservation, with a focus on their implementation within Wessex Water's operations. Discover how the licensing process works, the potential for expanded recognition of dog detection in licenses, the challenges of public interest and media attention, hilarious anecdotes, and the critical balance between dog handling and ecological work. We also explore the intricate aspects of the licensing and registration process for detection dogs used in conservation, factors affecting the application's success, the benefits of a 'joined-up' approach towards conservation, and the creation of guidelines for Great Crested Newt detection. Learn about the worldwide collaboration in conservation, the potential of detection dog symposiums, and the opportunities for first-hand observations of their work. Tune in to this must-listen episode of the Ecology Academy Podcast, perfect for anyone interested in ecological conservation, innovative study methodologies, and intriguing career paths in the field!

Welcome to the Ecology Academy podcast hosted by Richard Dodd. In this episode, we delve into the transformative journey of Jon Cranfield, a herpetofauna specialist and director of Herpetologic Limited. Starting from his childhood passion for ecology, we journey through his extensive experience dealing with protected species and examine his commitment to ecological conservation through his role with Hampshire Isle White Amphibian and Reptile Group. The episode unwraps in-depth talks about John's concerns on mitigation strategies, the need for innovative thinking, and biodiversity considerations. It highlights new insights into Great Crested Newt conservation and discusses different licensing routes, their implications, and their impact on both development projects and wildlife. Explore the importance of understanding specific needs and adapting to scenarios in the process of newt conservation. Spotlights are also thrown on the challenges posed by rigid guidelines and the balance in considering factors like the cost, inclusion of other ecological elements, and achieving responsible development through effective conservation measures. We examine case studies of successful mitigation sites and discuss how advancements in technology are influencing the new conservation landscape. The use of environmental DNA for pond monitoring and the efficiency of detection dogs in finding newts in terrestrial habitats are discussed and evaluated. The episode also dives into the role of Natural England policies, long-term follow-up management, and monitoring in achieving successful newt conservation. It concludes with a deep discourse on modern conservation strategies, acknowledging the demands of managing ponds, the concept of creating new ponds, and the wider complexities involving newt conservation. The podcast winds up with an overview of an upcoming workshop on Adder Ecology Survey and Mitigation and some prudent advice to budding ecologists about blending traditional techniques with technological advancements. The episode ends on an inspiring note, emphasizing the need for active practitioners in linking ecology and people.

Join us in this informative episode of the Ecology Academy podcast, hosted by Richard Dodd, as we explore the complexities of the rapidly changing world of ecology. We delve deep into recent ecological developments, updated guidelines, new regulations, and the impact of technological advancements on the field. This episode aims to inspire listeners, whether students, professionals, or nature enthusiasts, to embrace change with a growth mindset. Richard emphasizes resilience and the potential benefits these changes can bring to our natural environment. He also discusses practical strategies for adapting to these changes, highlighting the importance of prioritizing, identifying impactful changes in our expertise areas, and the value of training sessions. Alongside, he strongly recommends continuous learning, seeking advice, and staying informed about the latest research to enhance an ecologist's competence. This episode further underscores the importance of managing client expectations in the face of new changes and regulations. Through honest communication and transparency, we can guide clients precisely, explaining how these changes are likely to affect their projects, highlighting potential challenges, delays, and additional costs. Richard encourages adopting a collaborative approach in these challenging times. Leveraging social media platforms, reaching out to colleagues, and seeking mentorship can significantly help in maintaining your skillset and adapting to change. This steadfast pursuit of learning culminates with a brief introduction to future topics including 'Great Crested Newt Licensing'. We look forward to your continual engagement with us on this vibrant learning journey!

How to Build Skills and Confidence for Life: Coaching and Mentoring   In this episode, our host, Richard Dodd, delves into the world of coaching and mentoring, exploring their definitions, roles, applications, and how to choose between the two. We also share success stories and discuss potential challenges in these relationships. Finally, we provide tips on how to find a suitable coach or mentor.    Talking Points: 1. Defining Coaching and Mentoring: We kick off the episode by discussing what coaching and mentoring mean and how they are typically implemented. This segment provides a clear understanding of these two terms and sets the stage for the rest of the episode. 2. The Role of a Coach vs. a Mentor: We explore the different roles a coach and a mentor play in an individual's development. This segment highlights the responsibilities each role entails and how they contribute to personal and professional growth. 3. Applications of Coaching and Mentoring: We discuss the different scenarios where coaching and mentoring can be applied. This segment explores how individuals and organizations can benefit from these methods, providing real-world examples and practical applications. 4. Choosing Between a Coach and a Mentor: We provide guidance on how to decide whether a coach or a mentor is more suitable for a person's specific needs. This segment offers listeners a roadmap to making an informed decision based on their unique circumstances. 5. Success Stories: We share stories of successful coaching and mentoring relationships. This segment offers insights into what made these relationships successful, and what listeners can learn from them. These stories serve as inspiration and provide practical lessons for listeners. 6. Challenges in Coaching and Mentoring: We discuss potential challenges in coaching and mentoring relationships and how to overcome them. This segment equips listeners with strategies to navigate any hurdles they may encounter in their coaching or mentoring journey. 7. Finding a Coach or a Mentor: We wrap up the episode by providing tips on how to find a suitable coach or mentor. This segment guides listeners on what to look for in a potential coach or mentor, ensuring they find the right fit for their needs.   Episode Wrap-Up: Coaching and mentoring can be powerful tools for personal and professional development. Whether you're considering becoming a coach or mentor, or you're on the hunt for one, this episode provides a comprehensive guide to understanding and navigating these relationships. Tune in to learn more about how coaching and mentoring can help you build skills and confidence for life.   What are your experiences? Do you have a coach or mentor? What do they help you with? What has been your experience of working alongside a coach? Leave us a comment.   Resources Career Accelerator for Aspiring Ecological Consultants: A 4-week modular course, commencing OCTOBER 2023, that will enable students to take significant steps to achieve a permanent position as an ecological consultant in the UK.   Career Coaching: Discovering the Best in You: A flexible programme that will help transform your career and life! Our expert coaches and mentors provide you with the right tools and right level of support that you need now and tomorrow.   CIEEM Mentoring Platform: CIEEM is committed to supporting the continuing professional development of their members and recognise that taking the next step can be a little daunting. There are times we could all benefit from the experience of others. Not even the most successful people in our profession scaled those heights on their own; along the way they benefited from a generous and knowledgeable support system. And that's exactly why they've created a brand new Mentoring Platform.  

How many recording engineers does it take to change a light bulb? Joe talked about tracking to tape without headphones, mixing in the box using headphones, ns10s, and Auratones, creating cool drum sounds with plugins, and vocal mic and mixing tips. Get access to FREE mixing mini-course: https://MixMasterBundle.com My guest today is Joe Costa a freelance engineer/mixer in Nashville, TN, originally from Dartmouth MA. A Berklee College Of Music graduate, Joe started out at Syncro Sound in Boston before moving to Nashville in 1993. Since then, he has worked in many great studios like Sound Emporium, Treasure Isle, House Of David, and RCA Studio A, and with many great artists, producers, and engineers through his career like Richard Dodd, William Shatner and Joe Baldridge, and also for more than a decade with Ben Folds. Joe's credits also include Amanda Palmer, Elizabeth Cook, Lyle Lovett, Sara Bareilles, Kesha, and Caitlin Rose, among many others. He has been a guest on the show on episode RSR090 to talk about his origin story and working with Ben Folds and William Shatner. THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS! https://UltimateMixingMasterclass.com https://www.Spectra1964.com https://MacSales.com/rockstars https://iZotope.com/Rockstars use code ROCK10 to get 10% off any individual plugin https://jzmic.com Use code ROCKSTAR to get 40% off the Vintage series mics plus get a FREE shock mount ($120 value) https://www.adam-audio.com https://RecordingStudioRockstars.com/Academy Use code ROCKSTAR to get 10% off https://www.thetoyboxstudio.com/ Listen to this guest's discography on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2IwgcKoeNTg5lBB9mOJn8r?si=4ecbb967dc314d12 If you love the podcast, then please leave a review: https://RSRockstars.com/Review CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE SHOW NOTES AT: https://RSRockstars.com/396

In this second episode of the series on Dealey Plaza, we look at the witness statements of Ed Hoffman, Tom Tilson, Orville Nix, Bill Newman, James Tague,  Lee Bowers and the other Railroad Employees on the overpass (Sam Holland,  Richard Dodd, and James Simmons). Follow us on Social Media: Twitter - https://twitter.com/solvingjfk Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/solvingjfk Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/solvingjfkpodcast Tik Tok - https://www.tiktok.com/@solvingjfk Transcripts and Sources - https://www.solvingjfkpodcast.com

During this episode, host Richard Dodd interviews Dr Nicholas White, Principal Adviser on Net Gain for Natural England, and discusses what skills we need as ecologists to help deliver Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG). We get to hear Nick's insights into the Environment Act and the delivery of BNG, the newly updated biodiversity metric, standards, and guidance, as well as marine net gain! Our Guest Nick works across Government (at both a national and local level), and with developers, NGOs, and academia to advance policy, practice, and standards around net gain (including biodiversity, natural capital, and environmental net gain). The current focus of Nick's work is on biodiversity net gain legislation, the biodiversity metric, and biodiversity net gain standards and guidance, as well as working on the evolving approach to marine net gain. As a non-ecologist, Nick is interested in how biodiversity and the natural environment can contribute towards wider social and economic benefits, and has a strong interest in green infrastructure, especially in relation to urban areas and its ability to enhance wider (grey) infrastructure resilience. Nick enjoys engaging with different sectors and seeking opportunities to help secure the delivery of shared outcomes and has previously worked in the health, cultural, and charitable sectors. This Episode During the interview Richard and Nick discuss; how the biodiversity metric tool is not to be used as a decision-making tool, the need to bring ecologists on board at the earliest opportunity, the difference between a S106 Agreement and a Conservation Covenant, where to seek out training, and the advantages of on-site and off-site BNG delivery for developers.  We also talk about landowners offering land to help developers deliver BNG and the commercial incentives to doing so, the biodiversity off-set register, management plans, and monitoring. This was a great discussion, and the Ecology Academy are very grateful to Nick for offering up his time to talk with us on the podcast. The Ecology Academy will soon be launching our own Biodiversity Net Gain Fundamentals training course, so be sure to check that out if you would like to run through a case study on how to use the biodiversity metric. The podcast is available on all major streaming platforms, just search for 'Ecology Academy'. If you have any recommendations for a future podcast topic, or would like to appear on the show, please do get in touch at hello@ecologyacademy.co.uk. We would love to hear from you! How to get in touch You can follow us or get in touch via our socials or at hello@ecologyacademy.co.uk:  Website: https://training.ecologyacademy.co.uk/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ecology-academy/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ecologyacademy  Instagram: @ecology_academy  Twitter: @ecology_academy 

Richard Dodd interviews two students (Rachel Smith and Nina Baranduin) who have just completed their second year Ecology and Conservation degree course at Nottingham Trent University. During the interview we discuss their individual reasons and decision to go to university, their experience of studying under Covid-19 restrictions, placement year opportunities and life after studies. Richard met with students whilst delivering a six-week career accelerator programme at Nottingham Trent University between May and July 2022. Students participating on the course were either completing their second or final year at NTU.

Deacon Dodd discusses how the Ascension plays an important role in every person's spiritual life.

My guest is a self-described lucky bastard, grammy-winning engineer Richard Dodd who has worked with Tom Petty, George Harrison, Roy Orbison, Clannad, Mike Moran, Del Newman, and Brian Protheroe. This is part 2 of a 2 part interview.

Cassandra Wilson – Coming Forth By Day Ojah Media Group | Marzo 16, 2015 1 Don't Explain 4:34 2 Billie's Blues 5:08 3 Crazy He Calls Me 6:20 4 You Go To My Head 4:09 5 All Of Me 4:07 6 The Way You Look Tonight 3:51 7 Good Morning Heartache 4:57 8 What A Little Moonlight Can Do 4:09 9 These Foolish Things 4:14 10 Strange Fruit 4:55 11 I'll Be Seeing You 6:09 12 Last Song (For Lester) 5:54 Masterizado en – Bernie Grundman Mastering Grabado en – Seedy Underbelly Mezclado en – Seedy Underbelly Arranged By [Strings] – Eric Gorfain (pistas: 3, 5, 8, 10), Van Dyke Parks (pistas: 4, 6) Baritone Guitar – T Bone Burnett (pistas: 2, 4, 7) Bass – Martyn Casey Composed By [Notes Extended] – Eric Gorfain (pistas: 4) Drums, Percussion – Thomas Wydler Effects [Guitar String], Loops – Ming Vauze (pistas: 1, 10, 12)Guitar [Additional], Loops – Nick Zinner (pistas: 4, 8 to 10, 12) Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Banjo, Loops, Chimes [Guitar], Loops – Kevin Breit Piano, Organ – Jon Cowherd Saxophone, Clarinet, Bass Clarinet, Melodica, Baritone Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Robby Marshall Strings – Daphne Chen (pistas: 3, 5, 8, 10), Lauren Chipman (pistas: 3, 5, 8, 10), Richard Dodd (2) (pistas: 3, 5, 8, 10), The Section Quartet (pistas: 3 to 5, 8, 10), VDP Orchestra* (pistas: 4, 6) Strings, Violin [With Echos] – Eric Gorfain (pistas: 3, 5, 8, 10, 11) Un homenaje a la legendaria vocalista de jazz Billie Holiday (nacida Eleanora Fagan el 7 de abril de 1915) en el centenario del nacimiento de la cantante. El álbum incluye 11 reinterpretaciones de estándares asociados a Lady Day, además de una original escrita por Cassandra Wilson, la nueva y onírica "Last Song (For Lester)", imaginada como un desgarrador mensaje final de Billie a su amor musical, Lester Young. Recorded and mixed at Seedy Underbelly Studios, Valley Vaillage, CA in summer of 2014 ℗&© 2015 Ojah Media Group, LLC /////////////////////////////////////////////////////// CORTINA FINAL Closer To You Thunderbird Cassandra Wilson Blue Note | Abril 4, 2006 //////////////////////////////////////////

My guest is a self-described lucky bastard, grammy-winning engineer Richard Dodd who has worked with Tom Petty, George Harrison, Roy Orbison, Clannad, Mike Moran, Del Newman, and Brian Protheroe. In this episode, we discuss: Luton Beginnings School Band Peter Coleman Ashley Howe Discovering Recording at 14 First Professional Recording Gig Put Up or Shut Up Counsel Housing Electronics Apprentice British Aircraft Corporation Late Night Friday Sessions Lansdowne Studios Cassettes Studio Interview Golden Questions Leaving His Apprenticeship Studio Trajectory in England as a New Engineer From Within the Rabbit Hole Trying To Fit In LA - Like Walking Into The Movies Overcoming Studio Hazing Recording All Night at 17 Atomic Rooster  Solid Family Life Dropping in For the First Time Gerald Chevin Helping Annie Farrow Respect for Musicians Stanley Myers  Editing Tape - No Redos Going Freelance Matt's Rant: The Role of Gear Links and Show Notes Richard's Site Matt's other Instagram Account WCA on Instagram Connect with Matt on Linkedin Current sponsors & promos Credits Guest: Richard Dodd Host: Matt Boudreau Engineer: Matt Boudreau Producer: Matt Boudreau Editing: Anne-Marie Pleau  WCA Theme Music: Cliff Truesdell  Announcer: Chuck Smith

Richard Dodd hosts a panel discussion between UK protected species licence holders including: Ash Harris - Principal Ecologist / Director at Ecological Services Ltd (Torfaen) Grace Dooley - Head of Ecology at Environment Systems Ltd (Ceredigion) Tilly Tilbrook - Director at Integrated Ecological Solutions Ltd. (Bristol) Sarah Parkin - Ecologist at SOP Ecology and Caseworker at Scottish Natural Heritage (Dumfies & Galloway) Josh Courtley - Ecologist with Arbtech (Warwickshire) Josh Styles - Ecologist with Atkins and volunteer at Chester Zoo (Cheshire) Emma Scotney - Ecologist with South West Lakes Trust (Devon) Sue Searle - Ecology Training UK (Devon) Claire Munn - Head of Ecology for David Archer Associates (East Sussex) Take away messages: It's difficult to get a protected species licence for surveys, as there are issues finding the right learning environments: so, variety is the spice of life and you may need to consider working towards a licence as 'on the job' training, but supplement with formal and informal training (self-learning, courses, and also mentorships) and of course volunteering. Collaborate. Do not seek out the licence as the goal, but seek out species survey competency instead! Just because you have a licence does not make you a competent ecologist. Gain the skills and experience you need and the rest should fall in place. Develop the right mindset before you commence your journey. The current survey licensing system is different for each devolved country. There should be consistency across the SNCO's as animals and plants do not understand borders, yet a highly competent ecologist in Wales or Scotland may not 'tick all the boxes' when it comes to applying for a personal licence in England. Make sure you know what is required before applying (is it one or two references; how much evidence do you need to provide and in what format). Companies should support their employees in obtaining licences - it makes commercial sense, so they need to get on board and give employees time off for learning and to gain experience in addition to 'on the job' training.  Do not underestimate the value of being an Accredited Agent - it could be a gateway to get your own personal licence, but it may also make commercial sense for some niche species.

A Happy New Year to you all. In this first episode of 2022 Richard Dodd talks about how identifying good and bad habits can help you achieve more in 2022.    Atomic Habits by James Clear: https://uk.bookshop.org/books/atomic-habits-the-life-changing-million-copy-1-bestseller/9781847941831?aid=2999    The Myth of Multitasking by Dave Crenshaw: https://uk.bookshop.org/books/the-myth-of-multitasking/9781642505054?aid=2999   Find out more about our wonderful training academy: https://training.ecologyacademy.co.uk/  Get Social! Follow us on Twitter or Facebook.

The final episode of 2021 and Richard reflects back on the guests we have chatted with over the past six months! In this episode Richard talks about the top 5 downloads of the year and what to expect in 2022, before offering up advice on how to achieve your one BIG goal for 2022. Thank you to you all for listening - this podcast really is for you, so if you want to help shape it's direction or collaborate in anyway, then please do get in touch with richard@ecologyacademy.co.uk with your own insights and suggestions to make this show even better!

Having discovered a passion and fascination for the world of dogs and detection in her previous role as a dog handler and trainer at a leading international detection dog company, Rachael Flavell embarked on a new journey to focus primarily on conservation and the use of dogs to assist in ecological surveys and to help fight wildlife crime. Paws For Conservation was founded by Rachael in June 2020. Paws For Conservation now has multiple, highly experienced fully trained conservation dogs, all of which have been hugely successful within the field having participated in hundreds of surveys throughout the UK. Listen to her incredible story in talking to Richard Dodd. Recorded 26 November 2021 Contact Rachel directly from her website, https://pawsforconservation.co.uk/ 

Richard Dodd talks to two members of the Wildwood team, Ian Weller and David Withington, whom have both completely changed to a new career in ecology.  They discuss their respective journeys, driving forces and experience to date.   

Sally Hayns, Chief Executive at the Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management (CIEEM) talks about why this professional body was established, what it has achieved over the last 30 years and why Sally has no plans to step down anytime soon. Our conversation includes their career framework document, mentor scheme, protecting the title of 'ecologist' and diversity and inclusion. Recorded on 01 September 2021 by Richard Dodd.

During this 'fireside chat' with Ivi Szaboova, Principal Ecologist at Wildwood Ecology, we discuss the role of a senior member of the ecology team - skills, qualities, traits and behaviours, as well as how Ivi and her team have coped since March 2020 when Covid-19 sent us into the first lockdown. Ivi's journey to ecology is both inspiration and inspiring. Her takeaway messages include; finding a mentor and being a mentor to others, not compromising on your own values and starting your career as a generalist and specialise later once you have found your 'calling'. Interviewed by Richard Dodd on 02 September 2021, the podcast also includes the hybrid work place, exploitation of early career ecologists and how to take time off. Connect with Ivi via her LinkedIn profile: https://bit.ly/IviSzaboovaLinkedIn 

Interview with Jake Jones, who discusses his early career journey as a graduate from Cardiff University to gaining a permanent full time position with Wardell Armstrong in Cardiff during a global pandemic. The challenges and opportunities. Mindset and skillset developed along the way. Recorded 09 October 2020. Interview with Richard Dodd.

Richard Dodd introduces the podcast and what you can expect from the next couple of months as we delve into the wonderful world of ecology. Send your podcast suggestions to hello@ecologyacademy.co.uk 

It's time to look "through the bottom of the glass" as hosts Bobby and Kristina discuss 1969's Dear World on episode nine of My Favorite Flop.   ABOUT DEAR WORLD Based on Jean Giraudoux's play The Madwoman of Chaillot, Dear World tells the story of three mad countesses who deviously scheme to stop businessmen from drilling for oil in the Parisian neighborhood of Chaillot in an attempt to let the forces of idealism, love, and poetry win over those of greed, materialism and science. The musical features a book by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee and music and lyrics by Jerry Herman. Dear World was a passion project of composer Jerry Herman who had starred as the mime character in a college production of the play. He had wished to adapt the piece earlier in his career, however, the rights were unavailable as they'd already been given to another team. After the massive success of both Hello, Dolly! and Mame, though, Herman was finally able to obtain the rights and work quickly began to reunite the team and recreate the magic of the latter. The musical had a notably troubled road to Broadway that included three different directors and multiple changes to the script and score. Trouble continued during previews in New York and the show's opening was postponed several times. Finally, after impatient critics told the production they were going to review the show whether it officially opened or not, an opening night was finally scheduled for February 6, 1969, where it received mostly negative reviews and closed after 132 performances. Originally conceived as a chamber musical, Dear World fell victim to a massive production that effectively overwhelmed the simplicity of the original tale. After the Broadway closing, Herman, Lawrence, and Lee rewrote the show for licensing, "putting back the intimacy that had been undermined on Broadway." In the late 1990s, playwright David Thompson revised the material for a possible revival for the Roundabout Theatre Company. While that production never came to fruition, it did lead to a series of future productions and further revisals at The Goodspeed Opera House, Sundance, and The York Theatre Company featuring performances by legendary leading ladies Sally Ann Howes, Maureen McGovern, and Tyne Daly. Dear World finally had its West End premiere at London's Charing Cross Theatre in 2013 starring Betty Buckley, with direction and choreography by Gillian Lynne.   Original Broadway Cast Angela Lansbury as Countess Aurelia Jane Connell as Countess Gabrielle Carmen Mathews as Countess Constance Milo O'Shea as The Sewerman Kurt Peterson as Julian Pamela Hall as Nina William Larsen as The Chairman of the Board Joe Masiell as The Prospector Ted Agress as The Juggler Michael Davis as The Doorman Miguel Godreau as The Deaf-Mute John Taliaferro as The Peddler Gene Varrone as The Waiter Ty McConnell as The Busboy Clifford Fearl, Charles Karel, Zale Kessler, and Charles Welch as Members of the Board Nicole Barth, Bruce Becker, Toney Brealond, Jane Coleman, Jack Davison, Jacque Dean, Richard Dodd, John Grigas, Marian Haraldson, Tony Juliano, Gene Kelton, Carolyn Kirsch, Urylee Leonardos, Larry Merritt, Ruth Ramsey, Orrin Reiley, Patsy Sabline, Connie Simmons, Margot Travers, and Mary Zahn as The People of Paris

I've got a great guest for you guys today with SUCH an inspirational story. When you think of someone who is homeless and alcoholic, would you think that that person could be a sub 2:20 marathoner? It doesn't seem to fit, right? It seems like two completely different worlds. My guest today, Richard Dodd ran a whole mess of marathons in the 80's alongside his twin brother. Both of them were blazing fast. They were winning marathons, qualifying for and running Boston every year and Richard eventually went on to coach high school cross country and track. He even won Coach of the year. But throughout this story, his drinking problem was catching up with him and things were getting worse and worse. It wasn't long after, he was homeless, drinking all of his money away and thinking about ending his life. Fast forward to now, he is 13 years sober and back to running and coaching. It wasn't an easy path but it's an incredible story of redemption!  I know you guys are going to dig this one. SPONSORS:  On Pace Wellness!  Get your nutrition dialed in.  Mention this podcast and get 10% off his services.   Athletic Brewing!  DISCOUNT CODE: MCROBERTSA20 for the best NA beer around.  Enjoy the taste without the hangover! Outro music by @the.pro.guey Life is short, DO BIG THINGS! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/big-things-crewing/support

Vance Powell is a 6-time Grammy-winning record producer and audio/mixing engineer based out of Sputnik Sound in Nashville, TN, USA! In this episode, Vance shared his journey; from working front of house to producing and mixing Grammy-winning records for artists such as Jars of Clay, The Raconteurs, Jack White, Chris Stapleton, and many many more. We got deep on his approach to mixing and why analog gear still matters. Check it out!You can find out more about Vance at http://www.sputniksound.com/vance/You can find Vance on Social MediaIG - https://www.instagram.com/vancalot/You can listen to the song we discussed in the "Sauce" segment in its entirety here:"Blacklist" by Carina Frantzen - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t89YLccowFo&ab_channel=CarinaFrantzenSubscribe to the podcast and get my free guidebook "Music Production Essentials" here - https://mpe-ebook.benwallick.com/free-downloadJoin the Secret Sonics Facebook community here - https://www.facebook.com/groups/secretsonicsIf you'd like to help support Secret Sonics, you can do so by visiting https://www.buymeacoffee.com/benwallickReferencesMatt Boudreau - https://www.benwallick.com/podcast-episodes/2021/2/14/secret-sonics-084-matt-boudreau-sustaining-a-life-in-audioJars of Clay - The 11th Hour - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Eleventh_Hour_(Jars_of_Clay_album)Lou Whitney - https://tapeop.com/interviews/98/lou-whitney/Blackbird Studio - https://www.blackbirdstudio.com/John McBride - https://www.blackbirdstudio.com/about-usMitch Dane - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitch_DaneJacquire King - https://www.jacquireking.com/Richard Dodd - http://richarddodd.com/Jack White - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_WhiteThe Raconteurs - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_RaconteursIcky Thump - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OjTspCqvk8&ab_channel=TheWhiteStripesJoe Chicarelli - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_ChiccarelliRome - Jack White and Dangermouse - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rome_(Danger_Mouse_and_Daniele_Luppi_album)Would You Fight For My Love? - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQOnbp_DspY&ab_channel=JackWhiteVEVOSea of Cowards - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_of_CowardsI’m Shakin’ - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XkcGuZHPbKk&ab_channel=JackWhiteVEVOSouth Park Guitar Hero - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Zb629CHOxE&ab_channel=SouthParkClipsDiarrhea Planet - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mnb9cnsA6V4&ab_channel=KEXPBrandi - Carlile - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brandi_CarlileDave Cobb - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_CobbPhish - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PhishTrey Anastasio - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trey_AnastasioThe Barn - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Barn_(recording_studio)#:~:text=The%20Barn%20is%20a%20recording,Green%20Mountains%20near%20Burlington%2C%20Vermont.&text=Phish%20has%20used%20the%20Barn,exception%20of%20Joy%20(2009).Ghosts of the Forest - https://trey.com/projects/ghosts-of-the-forest/Chris Stapleton - "Cold" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fq15HXc6pmw&ab_channel=ChrisStapletonVEVORick Barnes - https://www.benwallick.com/podcast-episodes/2020/5/10/secret-sonics-045-rick-barnesPete Lyman - https://www.infrasonicsound.com/peteChris Athens - https://chrisathensmasters.com/Gavin Lursssen - https://lurssenmastering.com/Carina Frantzen - https://www.carinafrantzen.com/David Beck Bass - https://www.davidbeckdavidbeck.com/Thanks for listening to this episode of Secret Sonics! I hope you enjoyed this episode :) Look out for new episodes weekly. Consider rating and reviewing our show on Apple Podcasts and sharing this or any of your favorite episodes with a friend or two.Thank you to Zvi Rodan, Mendy Portnoy, and Yakir Hyman for contributing to the new podcast theme music!You can find out more about Secret Sonics and subscribe on your favorite podcast app by visiting www.secretsonics.co***If you want the show to continue to improve, feel free to fill out a listener survey here: https://forms.gle/BWKmS4YmESYid5rh8 ***Follow along via social media here:Facebook: www.facebook.com/SecretSonicsPodInstagram: www.instagram.com/secretsonics/Feel free to email me at secretsonics@gmail.com with any questions and feedback you might have. I'm open to learning about what topics you'd like to hear about and which people you'd like to hear from. In pursuit of making this podcast truly helpful to anybody looking to improve at music production, all suggestions are truly welcome! Have a great week, stay safe, and dig in!-Ben

Bradley Howard has a conversation with Jana Brendel and Richard Dodd about the career paths they’ve taken by embracing digital, the mentors they’ve had along the way, and the advice they have for new arrivals in the field. 

Bradley Howard talks to Jana Brendel and Richard Dodd about the concept of digital necessity as the next evolution of digital transformation, how companies can better understand and avoid digital breakages, and how digital has evolved in the past decade and will change in the future. 

One word. Endure on the Daily Grind, your new weekly motivational podcast. This episode features Kelly Johnson and special guest Richard Dodd! Dodd is a Milwaukee running legend -- competing as an elite runner, currently a Head Boys Cross Country Coach & Assistant Track Coach for over 25 years and Race Director (founding and supporting multiple local races). He lives and works in the Milwaukee area. In today's episode, Dodd shares his running story from the beginning at a young age through setting high school records, qualifying for the Boston Marathon at age 18, his lifetime involvement with the Badgerland Striders, co-founding the Firecracker Four with his twin brother, and setting the Wisconsin state record in the 50K with his twin brother as well! Dodd has earned the Wisconsin state coach of the year and recently co-founded Ethan's Run Against Addiction, which is happening this year on August 22nd, 2020. Dodd shares after 12.5 years of sobriety, how he has overcome alcoholism. He also shares advice for our listeners in staying mentally strong during training and races and coming back after life setbacks or personal injuries. Dodd recommends reading The Unforgiving Line by Paul Maurer (Daily Grind Season 1, Episode 27). Featuring Kelly Johnson with Special Guest Richard Dodd Audio Credit Intro: Draw The Line Mastered by Connor Christian Follow Our Podcast: Instagram: @kjfdailygrind Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kjfdailygrind Podcast Network: https://ambiguouspodcastsolutions.com/ Follow our Host: Twitter: @kellyjlefty Instagram: @kellyjlefty Follow our Special Guest: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/richard.dodd.35 Ethan's Run Against Addiction Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EthansRunAgainstAddiction/ Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Article on Richard Dodd: https://onmilwaukee.com/sports/articles/richarddodd.html --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dailygrindpod/support

In episode 17, we sit down with Milwaukee running legend, Richard Dodd. Richard goes way back when it comes to running in Milwaukee. He was there in 1977 when the Badgerland Striders formed their name. This episode covers many topics because when you have been running in Milwaukee that long and you are on a Milwaukee running podcast there is A LOT TO TALK ABOUT. For Richard, his story starts when he found running at Whitnall High School setting school records and quickly qualifying for the Boston Marathon at the age of 18. Being a Life Time Member of the Badgerland Striders, Richard and his brother started the Firecracker Four, which is still running today. Richard and his twin brother set the state record in the 50k, clocking a time together of 2:59:56. He earned the Wisconsin state coach of the year for cross country and most recently co-founded Ethan’s Run Against Addiction. Richard shares these stories and many more on this episode.

My guest today is Richard Dodd, A multi-platinum Grammy-winning producer, recording engineer, and mastering engineer with 40 years of amazing credits to his discography. Richard has worked with a long list of artists including Boz Scaggs, George Harrison, Roy Orbison, Wilco, Green Day, Steve Earle, Delbert McClinton, Robert Plant, Roger Daltry, the Travelling Wilburys, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, Freddie Mercury to name just a few.  Richard was on the podcast previously for episode RSR096 where we got an introduction to his background story. So on this episode, I thought we would try to focus on mixing.  One of the skills that Richard said he aspires to in recording is learning to stay out of the way and not screw up what the artist is wanting to create. With that in mind, I know Richard can be bold in his mixing and mastering choices. So I’m excited to learn more about his thoughts on creating compelling and memorable records. Thanks to our sponsors! WhisperRoom: https://whisperroom.com Get 10% off the 4x4 or 4x6 booths now when you mention Recording Studio Rockstars: http://whisperroom.com Spectra1964: https://www.spectra1964.com Eventide: https://www.eventideaudio.com OWC - Other World Computing: https://www.OWC.com RoswellProAudio: https://roswellproaudio.com RSR Academy: http://RSRockstars.com/Academy Want to learn more about mixing? Get Free mix training with Lij at: http://MixMasterBundle.com Hear more on Youtube If you love the podcast, then please Leave a review on iTunes here CLICK HERE FOR SHOW NOTES AT: http://RSRockstars.com/238

Worship - Richard Dodd - 5th Jan 20 by HebronWallasey

Matthew Part 10 - Richard Dodd - 10th Nov 2019 by HebronWallasey

 There are very few friendships that span multiple decades that have shifted cultures. Peter Coleman and Richard Dodd met each other at the ripe old age of 11 and have made some of the most impactful records in recent history. Peter Coleman is one of the most prolific recording and mixing engineers in the music business, having worked with Blondie, The Knack, Pat Benatar, Steve Earle and many others. Peter and Rich have worked together to create music for every Jason Aldean song recorded from day one as well as music for Montgomery Gentry, Frankie Ballard, Randy Owen, Josh Thompson, The Road Hammers, Michael Tyler, and many others.  Richard Dodd is one of the most accomplished recording, mixing and mastering engineers on the planet. He has worked with Boz Scaggs, George Harrison, Roy Orbison, Delbert McClinton, and won a Grammy for Tom Petty’s “Wildflowers” record.  Topics covered: - What exactly is engineering and mastering? - Their thoughts on the Queen movie - Tenacity and getting their start - Wanting to redo some of what they've already done - Serving the song   The Rich Redmond Show is now sponsored by The School of Rock Nashville and Franklin! https://locations.schoolofrock.com/nashville https://locations.schoolofrock.com/franklin   The Rich Redmond Show is about all things music, motivation and success. Candid conversations with musicians, actors, comedians, authors and thought leaders about their lives and the stories that shaped them. Rich Redmond is the longtime drummer with Jason Aldean and many other veteran musicians and artists. Rich is also an actor, speaker, author, producer and educator. Rich has been heard on thousands of songs, over 25 of which have been #1 hits! Rich can also be seen in several films and TV shows and has also written an Amazon Best-Selling book, "CRASH! Course for Success: 5 Ways to Supercharge Your Personal and Professional Life" currently available at: https://www.amazon.com/CRASH-Course-Success-Supercharge-Professional/dp/1733757007/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=crash+course+for+success&qid=1572615267&sr=8-2 Follow Rich: @richredmond www.richredmond.com Jim McCarthy is the quintessential Blue Collar Voice Guy. Honing his craft since 1996 with radio stations in Illinois, South Carolina, Connecticut, New York, Las Vegas and Nashville, Jim has voiced well over 10,000 pieces since and garnered an ear for audio production which he now uses for various podcasts, commercials and promos. Jim is also an accomplished video producer, content creator, writer and overall entrepreneur. Follow Jim: @jimmccarthy www.jimmccarthyvoiceovers.com

Matthew Part 8 - Richard Dodd - 27th Oct 2019 by HebronWallasey

Part 4 of our series looking at The Gospel of Matthew in which Richard Dodd speaks on Matthew chapter 2 verses 13 - 23

Part 2 of our series on the Gospel of Matthew looking at chapter 1 v 18 - 25

everyone did as they saw fit - Richard Dodd - 21st July 2019 by HebronWallasey

The People are Sorry Again - Richard Dodd - 30th June 2019 by HebronWallasey

A Prophet and an Angel - Richard Dodd - 2nd June 2019 by HebronWallasey

Judges 1 - richard Dodd - 28th April 2019 by HebronWallasey

Baptism - Richard Dodd 14th April 2019 by HebronWallasey

Stories Jesus Told - Richard Dodd - 31st March 2019 by HebronWallasey

Luke 15 V 1 - 10 - Richard Dodd - 17th March 19 by HebronWallasey

1 Thessalonians 5 - Richard Dodd - 24th Feb 2019 by HebronWallasey

Hi Angels, Tonight Richard Dodd shares His new novel; Betrayal By Blood And Demons (The Judas Factor) is an up and coming success.  Find out why he knew he had to write it and the reason it is receiving so much publicity and good reviews.  He is making his dream a reality and his work as an author is amazing.   The show starts at 8 pm. The call in number is 760 890 b7143.   .