Podcast appearances and mentions of Richard Stewart

Laura McCLUSKEY chats to Craig Sisterson about her new crime thriller THE WOLF TREE, the Scottish lighthouse mystery, film and book, writing the sequel, THE WOLF TREE A mysterious death. On a small island off the coast of Scotland, an isolated community is grieving. Eighteen-year-old Alan Ferguson was found at the foot of the lighthouse – an apparent suicide. Two detectives trapped on an island. DIs Georgina Lennox and Richard Stewart are sent to investigate. But a raging storm keeps them trapped on the island for four days. And the locals don't take kindly to mainlanders. A village full of suspects. As George and Ritchie question the island's inhabitants, they discover a village filled with superstition and shrouded in secrets. But someone wants those secrets to stay buried. At any cost.Laura McCluskey is a Melbourne-based writer, editor and actor. She created the production company Sibylline Films and co-founded Three Fates Theatre Company. The Wolf Tree is her first novel.Recommendations: JK Rowling - Harry Potter, Suzanne Collins - Hunger Games, Lemony Snickett- A Series of Unfortunate Events, Dervla McTiernan, Ashley Kalagian Blunt Cold TruthProduced by Junkyard DogCrime TimeCrime Time FM is the official podcast ofGwyl Crime Cymru Festival 2023 & 2025CrimeFest 2023CWA Daggers 2023 & 2024 & National Crime Reading Month& Newcastle Noir 2023 and 20242024 Slaughterfest,

Episode #92 of Daffy's Round Table! My guest today needs no introduction. If you're part of the invertebrate hobby, you've definitely seen his work! He's the creator of The Tarantula Collective, a platform that has helped thousands of people around the world care for and appreciate their eight-legged friends.I'm talking about Richard Stewart! Join me as we dive into everything you need to know about the tarantula hobby—from busting common myths to sharing husbandry tips and best practices. Whether you're a seasoned keeper or just curious about these amazing creatures, this episode is for you!Enjoy!! Huge thank you Exo Terra for sponsoring this podcast and making this episode possible. Exo Terra makes quality products for our pet reptiles to make them feel at home! Follow The Tarantula Collective on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tarantulacollective/Subscribe to The Tarantula Collective on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@tarantulacollectiveIf you enjoyed this episode please subscribe to Daffy's Round Table on whatever streaming platform you use! Support the podcast, buy merch! https://daffys-reptiles-shop.fourthwa...Follow Daffy: Instagram: @DaffysreptilesTwitter: @DaffysreptilesFacebook: Facebook.com/DaffysreptilesTiktok: @DaffysreptilesBusiness: daffysreptiles@gmail.com

Today's episode is brought to you by Ingredion and is the third in a three-part series. Episode 1 aired on Aug. 14, and Episode 2 aired on Aug. 28, on this channel. This episode is part 3 of a three-part series, in which we've been speaking with experts about beverage trends and ready-to-mix proteins. In this episode, we will dig into the trends driving beverages overall, including sugar reduction and the changing landscape of consumer expectations — all weighing on product development. Richard Stewart, beverage technical services for Ingredion, and Adams Berzins, senior manager for global sugar reduction product applications and agility team leader for Ingredion, discuss these trends with us, offering deep insights into sugar replacement and the how product developers can best approach determining which replacers work best in their formulations. Learn more about Ingredion.

It's that time of year again. And, just in time for Halloween, I get to sit down this week with Richard Stewart of The Tarantula Collective. In this episode, Richard and I discuss some commonalities between the amphibian and invertebrate hobby,  how public perception of tarantulas is evolving, what goes into hosting his podcast -The Exotic Pet Collective, and what goes into creating some of the most visually stunning arachnid videos on youtube. We also talk about our favorite Halloween movies and how Richard ended up at an expo in a haunted West Virginia Prison!   Happy Halloween Everyone!Check out https://www.thetarantulacollective.com/https://www.youtube.com/c/thetarantulacollective Be sure to follow Richard on Social Media and Check out The Exotic Pet Collective Podcast on all podcast players. To Support AmphibiCast by becoming a Patron, for merch, and for a 10% discount off an In Situ Ecosystems Vivarium check out: https://linktr.ee/AmphibiCastThis Week's Episode is sponsored by Gray Ghost Creations. For Invert, Amphibian, and Wildlife Art check out:https://www.etsy.com/shop/GrayGhostCreations

In this month's episode of the Pipeline Technology Podcast, sponsored by Pipeline & Gas Journal, host Russel Treat is joined by Richard Stewart of Crescent Midstream to discuss the challenges of developing an offshore CO2 transportation and sequestration system. Visit PipelinePodcastNetwork.com for a full episode transcript, as well as detailed show notes with relevant links and insider term definitions. 

Richard Stewart, Mayor Of Coquitlam describes whether the era of building single-family home neighbourhoods is over Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The imbalance between new homes and new residents in BC Ken Peacock, Chief Economist and Senior Vice President at Business Council of BC discusses the imbalance between new homes and new residents in BC The results from July's Labour Force Survey results Brenda Bailey, Minister of Jobs, Economic Development and Innovation describes the results from July's Labour Force Survey results  In 2023, coming out is complicated Andy Holmes, PhD student in the Department of Sociology at the University of Toronto, and co-author of the study describes why coming out is complicated in 2023 Is the era of building single-family home neighbourhoods over? Richard Stewart, Mayor Of Coquitlam describes whether the era of building single-family home neighbourhoods is over Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week's Guest is Richard Stewart!Join us as Richard talks to us about how there is life after retirement & health complications and that we are never too old to change what we're doing!As mentioned in Richard's episode:Susana Pereira: https://www.spparalegalservices.ca/Rachel Merucci: https://tbhlegal.ca/https://www.rushcreekwines.com/https://www.NotaryPro.ca _______________________________________________Please subscribe and follow Pages Of A Story here:https://linktr.ee/pagesofastory#personalstory #pagesofastorypodcast #pagesofastory #lifeexperience #paralegal #lifeafterretirement #nevertooold #careerchanges #lifeafterhealthcomplications #reiki #energyworkHosted by Candy Dinsmore-BekaanTheme music by Matthew DeMerittPages Of A Story episodes feature individuals' perspectives and opinions and should not be taken as advice on how to live your lives. Please enjoy and be safe.If you are struggling please reach out to a healthcare professional or the suicide prevention hotline:National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800-273-8255Canada Suicide Prevention Service: 833-456-4566

Prayer builds our relationship with God. In week 5 of our series, Devoted, Richard Stewart wraps it up by explaining the how and why of prayer. This foundation is crucial to the building of the church.

VPM News reporters Megan Pauly and Connor Scribner speak with VPM Editor Whittney Evans about their investigation into the fire at Fox Elementary last year; A Virginia corrections officer accused of choking an incarcerated person was promoted last year; The City of Petersburg is mourning the loss of Richard Stewart; and other local news stories.

Jesus is our hope! In his Easter message, There Is A Cloud, Richard Stewart explains the impact the death and resurrection of Jesus has on mankind. Jesus is the source of life and hope.

The Church has a purpose which supersedes that of a social club. In week 4 of our series, Purpose, Richard Stewart explains God's love for his Church and the purpose She has. Every believer (as part of his church) is called to reveal Christ's heart to the lost.

We are part of a bigger picture. In his message, Dreams, schemes and the big picture, Richard Stewart encourages us to revisit the dreams God has placed on our hearts, remember His promises to us and the big picture of the mission he has called us to. Even in the face of opposition, God walks with us and is in control.

God is at work in His church....and He isn't finished yet! Richard Stewart takes us on a journey as we look back on 2022 and look forward to what the new year holds for us as a church. We also hear many testimonies of the amazing things that God has done and is still doing in the lives of our Grace Cov members.

In the world we live in today. It has become very normal for people to go about life making everything about performance and building up something for ourselves. So in this weeks episode titled Building. Richard Stewart who is an elder at Grace covenant church takes us through what building looks like in a biblical perspective. Richard urges us to realize that in everything "Unless the lord builds the house, the builder builds in vain".

 Kennedy Stewart's Skytrain plan - is it feasible?  Ken Sim, mayoral candidate for ABC Vancouver comments on Kennedy Stewart's 'Vancouver Loop' Mike Little, Mayor of the District of North Vancouver & Richard Stewart, Mayor of Coquitlam comment on Vancouver Mayor Kennedy Stewart's 'Vancouver Loop' plan David Eby's housing plan David Eby, leadership candidate for the BC NDP describes why his housing plan will be effective in bringing change to the lower mainland's housing crisis. 10,000 seat soccer stadium proposal in Whalley Jinny Sims, mayoral candidate for Surrey Forward discusses why she would build a 10,000 seat soccer stadium in Whalley, if elected as mayor of Surrey. The EU forces Apple to use USB-C chargers for their products The next time your phone has a low battery, check and see what kind of cord your phone uses.  A new law in Europe could mean big changes for the way we charge our phones in Canada..  Our show contributor Jawn Jang explains. It's October and we're in shorts… Kristi Gordon, Senior Meteorologist for Global BC tells us when we can expect 'real' fall weather and Ian Tostenson, President and CEO of BC Restaurant and Foodservices Association discusses whether or not we've seen an extension of patio season into October.

Mike Little, Mayor of the District of North Vancouver & Richard Stewart, Mayor of Coquitlam comment on Vancouver Mayor Kennedy Stewart's 'Vancouver Loop' plan

How do we address community concerns about mass Indigenous development in Vancouver without creating division? Khelsilem, Squamish Nation Council Chair discusses the Sen̓áḵw Development on south side of the Burrard St Bridge. Reactions to David Eby's housing plan - can the province bigfoot municipalities on housing? Brad West, Mayor of Port Coquitlam reacts to NDP leadership candidate David Eby's housing plan. Richard Stewart, Mayor of Coquitlam reacts to David Eby's housing plan B.C. expanding the role of pharmacists and first responders to support ailing health-care system  Adrian Dix, Minister of Health on announcing an expansion of the role of pharmacists and first responders to support ailing health-care system  The Francesco Aquilini scandal - is it time for a new owner? Matthew Sekeres, Co-host of Vancouver-based sports talk podcast Sekeres And Price discusses why it may be time for the Vancouver Canucks to have a new owner.

 Richard Stewart, Mayor of Coquitlam reacts to David Eby's housing plan

Richard Stewart, Mayor of Coquitlam discusses plans to expand service for The West Coast Express

Your past is past and you have something to do in the present, which is all for the future. In episode 5 of our series To Live is Christ, Richard Stewart once again encourages us to keep our focus on our calling to spread the Gospel and live radically and wholeheartedly for Christ. Constantly live with eternity in mind!

We need to live the Kingdom culture and let go of the human culture. In this last part of the series King and His Kingdom, Richard Stewart urges us to remember that this topic of King and His Kingdom should never come to an end because God's Kingdom will reign forever. He encourages us to live the life Jesus lived, because that is kingdom culture.

We live and work in a busy world in which there is little time to read, watch or listen beyond the headlines.Hello, my name is Iain Campbell-McKenna, and this is “Procurement in 5-minutes.” That's right, in 5-minutes I promise to tackle some of the biggest challenges and deepest questions our profession and industry face on a day-to-day basis.In today's 5-minutes I welcome senior procurement executive and long-time industry expert, Richard Stewart to answer the question: "How has the role of a CPO evolved?" Visit Richard's LinkedIn profile @: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-stewart-fcips-9163482/ 

In this episode, I interview trainer & former player Richard Stewart. A student, teacher & historian of the game. We talk about the NBA season, Canadian Basketball & More!

A western Newfoundland man who was killed in an avalanche this month is being mourned by his family and friends. 30-year-old Richard Stewart was snowmobiling in Humber Arm South, when he was struck by sliding snow and died later from his injuries. People who were close to Stewart hope he will be remembered more for the way he lived - and not just for the tragic way he died. Andrew Quilty was a close friend.

This week joining Hassan in the podcast studio is Cypography's main man Elliott Gray!Elliott is well known and respected throughout the industry for his incredible achievements both working within the industry as well as his big carp “target” style fishing.In terms of Elliott's style of fishing he talks about his early experiences and how his background shaped the style of angling he enjoys and has become synonymous with. He talks about how targeting individual carp is what gives him the greatest buzz and goes into details about how he does this all the way from identifying a target through to baiting and rigs. Elliott also shares how these thoughts have been developed over the years and into the modern age where he like to consider not only his quarry but also competing and being different to other anglers fishing the same venues, an outlook which has brought him very successful returns. In very recent times he talks about how success on his local series of Essex club waters has meant him having to look further afield for targets and how this has meant a slight lull in his own angling.  For Elliot his own angling is always kept very private and out of the media in an age where being able to protect what you have going is very important on a venue.Elliot is open an honest about his career from getting into Korda and ultimately a very big decision to go it alone and form Cypography. His mindset, talent and creativity towards media and fishing has meant that Cypography was destined for big things. Elliott talks about his perfectionist/OCD nature and how this marries with the likes of Richard Stewart and Mike Bridger who he works with. He also shares his insight into the future of Cypography and his thought on other subscription based competitors out there. There's a host of funny stories along the way including tales of Jim Shelley, Ritchie MacDonald and many more.Elliot is a very intelligent, hardworking man who has craved his own way according to chasing exactly what he wanted throughout his whole life. His keen eye and meticulous nature has brought him success on and off the bank and will continue to do so, this podcast shows the values of trusting yourself and committing 100% to what you believe in.

Giving is a heart thing, not a rich thing. In week 5 of our series Gifted, Richard Stewart explains the gift of giving and the impact it has on the Kingdom of God. Giving is not only about money. It's a heart attitude with which we bless others with what we have, and, in doing so, expressing the love of Christ.

Prisioneros, vengan a escuchar la historia, como dos visionarios: Martin Bromley y Richard Stewart, fundaron una compañia icónica en las salas de arcade y las consolas en la época de los 80's y 90's y como una falta de trabajo colaborativo entre las filiales llevarón a esta compañía a ser una de los principales combatientes en la guerra de consolas y como se vió derrotada por sus competidoras, vayamos a escuchar como los chavorucos nos hablarán de services games o mejor conocida pa' los cuates SEGA. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/calabozogeekpdcst/message

This week joining Hassan is Cypography's superstar cameraman  Richard Stewart. Not only is he one of the very best videographers in the game and a connoisseur of carp fishing history but he's a man who's own fishing has been kept relatively quiet until now!Rich talks about his own fishing starting with his humble beginnings in the north west where he was taught to fish by “Bill”: a gentleman who was a member of the not commonly known about ultra carpy “Golden Scale Club” founded by Chris Yates. He moves on to talk about special venues which he fished as he moved through his University years. The thirst for carp fishing history was already a huge point of interest for Richard and this has never left him to this day, making him one of the most knowledgeable “carp fishing geeks” (in his own words) to date.Moving on to the start of his career in the industry and Rich talks about his years at DHP in the glory years of Total Carp magazine and Advanced Carp magazine which he went on to become Editor of. During this time Rich talks about many found memories including features with the like of Steve Renyard, James Armstrong, Elliot Grey and Jim Shelley. This section rounds of with him taking about a few significant captures whilst managing to flick the rods out during features and how this led to his work with Korda and then in more recent times Cypography with Elliot.Rich talks about his own angling and his choice of carp that he angles for. A lot of his fishing has been based around no publicity waters where he can fish in the essence of what carp fishing is for him personally. Rich talks about how his own life and family priorities gives him one night a week to target these waters which hold very special carp. There's a brief talk about rigs and general thoughts about the modern day carp fishing scene and where its heading.The final section of the podcast Rich talks openly about Cypography and how in an increasingly busy marketplace what the future holds for him. From the start of Cypography and his decision to go it alone through to what particular parts he has enjoyed the most. He has been fortunate to work with some of the real icons, characters and seen some of the finest fish in the land in the flesh. One thing is for sure Rich is a man with an incredibly creative and intellectual mind who is a wealth of information. He very much lives and works on his terms and has reached the top of his game by following his nose and reacting to things, working hard and letting his talent speak for itself. There is an incredible depth to Richard and often he's chosen to keep a lot of this in the shadows behind the camera, I'm sure you'll enjoy this rare look into the man that is Richard Stewart and what makes him tick

Richard Stewart has built his passion for tarantulas into a content creation career. Utilizing monetization methods, the Tarantula Collective has become his primary source of income. In this interview, Richard joins me on the mic and we go over how he was able to make this happen. If you have thought about becoming a content creator for your niche community then this interview will give you valuable insight into how one man made it happen.

It is easy to hold on to the old, familiar habits. In the second week of his message, Wake up!, Richard Stewart urges us according to Hebrews 12:1, to throw off everything that hinders and the sin that so easily entangles. And to run with perseverance the race marked out for us. If we understand the complete work of the cross, we will be able to move forward with purpose and reveal Jesus to the world.

As Christians, we have a job to do. In his message, Wake up!, Richard Stewart encourages us to revive and renew the dreams God has placed in our hearts. He reminds us that, in everything we do, we do for the glory of God. This is the time to get back to what God has called us to.

Our faith needs to inspire action. In his message, Cruise ship to Battleship - Faith in action, Richard Stewart explains the importance of deeds accompanying our faith and the impact faith in action has in drawing others to Christ. We are called to be doers of the Word, not hearers only.

In this episode, we talked with the content creator, Richard Stewart. Purchasing his first pet tarantula as a way to conquer his fear of spiders, Richard now has over 150 tarantulas, is a full time Youtuber, and is the owner of The Tarantula Collective. The Collective started as an Instagram account then grew to Facebook. Now, Richard's Youtube channel has grown to over 80,000 subscribers and over 5.5 million views. Discussion topics include: Tarantulas, music, the behind the scenes of creating videos, Star Trek, his other pets, and how he went from a fear of spiders to being a fulltime Youtube creator.

This week the podcast welcomes a true carp fishing character and star of Advanced Carp Fishing's “The Weekender” series Steve Renyard.Steve has an incredible carp fishing pedigree cutting his teeth fishing in the 80's catching much sought after twenty pounders. He talks about being fortunate enough to learn from three of the greatest carp fishermen that have ever cast a rod, these being Kevin Maddocks, Rod Hutchinson and Kevin Nash.Steve reflects on his time fishing Kevin Maddocks' Withy Pool, where despite its rock-hard reputation over the nine years Steve fished it, he “smashed it” using a combination of watercraft but also the development of the now well renowned “Withy Pool Rig”. Testament to how epic this rig development was Steve still uses this presentation to this day and it accounts for numbers of large wary big carp. Steve also talks about the social scene at Withy and how “bad behaviour” was encouraged by Kevin at the time, you'll be sure to have a few chuckles along the way during Steve's reminiscing.Onto Wellington Country Park and Steve once again applied a rig development in the shape of his “Basic Complicated Rig” which accounted for numerous thirty pounders which would grow to be the fifties and sixties that Wellington has become famous for.On the theme of rigs and bait Steve talks about his ever faithful “Hermit Rig” incorporating elastic and using solid PVA bags before they were widely used and fashionable like today. He looks back to starting his own bait company and learning about bait from the likes of Gray Bayes and the team at Richworth. At this time, he talks about his fishing in “The Weekender” days for Advanced Carp Fishing and recalls his success on Yateley North lake, Nashy's Church Lake and many other venues whilst being photographed by the likes of Richard Stewart and Oli Davies.Steve explains the reasons behind his five-year disappearance from carp fishing and how this affected him. He talks about his epic return onto the scene thanks to  Dan Wildbore and Sticky Baits/Thinking Anglers. He managed to capture a numerous string of 30lbers and 40lbers including the A Team from Linch Hill and Linear to name but a few. Steve talks openly about his thoughts on the modern scene and his general musings about carp fishing. One things for sure this podcast has so many layers, pure carp fishing acumen, epic tales, comedy, history and all form integral parts into what maketh the man, that man being the living legend that is Steve Renyard.

In this episode, Nkechi sits down with Richard Stewart, owner of Advanced Basketball. Richard has over 20 years of experience as a player and coach. He is a former Top Division 1 NCAA player and played professionally for travelling club teams with NBA players. He is known for guiding the 2007 King's Christian Collegiate Major Bantam boys team to win GOLD at provincials and has been picked by Inside Sports Magazine as one of the "Most Profilic Dunkers in America". He is a Canadian Team silver medal winner at World Championships in Sheffield England in 1991. He also led King's Christian Collegiate's Senior Men's Basketball team to the Halton Div. II Gold Medal & OFSAA qualifier.Richard opens up to us in this interview and we truly love how vulnerable he allowed himself to be. While his love for basketball is a huge aspect of his life, it's his faith in God that propels him forward and amplifies his best. Whether with his boys, or the youth that he coaches, his goal is to impart wisdom in them to be more than a "title", but rather the best that they can be in their lifetime.If this episode resonates with you, then remember... SUBSCRIBE • 5* Rate • COMMENT • SHARE this Podcast!! Richard's Book Recommendation:Art of War" by Sun TzuFind Richard Online:Website: https://advancedbasketball.ca/IG: https://www.instagram.com/advancedbasketball2476/Find us online:https://linktr.ee/nkechinwaforrobinson 

In every human heart there is a longing for true purpose and meaning. Richard Stewart takes us through the book of Hebrews to help us understand the meaning of what we are called to. With the help of Holy Spirit and a revelation of Jesus' supremacy, we are able to fulfill the purpose He has created us for.

Richard Stewart and Daniel Rust at the University of Wisconsin-Superior are undertaking a study that looks at the impacts of reduced ice cover on Great Lakes marine transportation.

Richard Stewart and Daniel Rust at the University of Wisconsin-Superior are undertaking a study that looks at the impacts of reduced ice cover on Great Lakes marine transportation.

Top stories today: Wear. Your. Mask. Properly Some people are not wearing their masks properly, some are just refusing to wear them altogether. We're talking about specifically in relation to transit. Mayor Richard Stewart's impassioned plea There is only one warming shelter in Coquitlam. This was motivation enough for Mayor Richard Stewart to post a video late after midnight on Facebook, standing in front of Riverdale. The worst year for overdose deaths, ever In the Province of British Columbia, we've never seen a year this bad. Much more in the full episode!   _____________ NAVIGATE THE PODCAST:  Chapter 1 Bad pandemic behaviour still rampant on TransLink What are you seeing on transit?  We talk to Frequent SkyTrain user Daryl Dela Cruz.  Chapter 2 The Olympic Games in 2022 - in Vancouver?! We chat with Green Party Leader Annamie Paul.  Chapter 3 Political Panel: Not so happy Olympic anniversary! Host of the VANCOLOUR podcast, Mo Amir, and Stephen Smart make up our political panel this week. Today's topics include the Beijing Olympics, and the Trudeau vaccine rollout. Stephen Smart is Western Canada General Manager for Hill and Knowlton Strategies Former Legislative Bureau Chief for CBC, Former Press Secretary to the Premier of B.C. Chapter 4 Riverview. Lit up, heated, empty Coquitlam Mayor Richard Stewart posted a video to facebook after midnight today, standing in front of Riverview, pointing out how it was lit up, heated, and unused. Meanwhile, there's only one warming shelter in Coquitlam.  Chapter 5 Vancouver street named Nora Hendrix Way But, some aren't happy. That includes the Hogan's Alley Society. Eric Chapman finds out why. Chapter 6 A record number of deaths in B.C. as a result of the opioid crisis Today the BC Coroner Service released a hugely devastating number when it comes to the opioid crisis. _____________   Remember to wash your hands, practice physical distancing, and stay home at all costs if you are sick. We're not out of the woods yet!    The Lynda Steele Full Show podcast includes all the individual segments that can be found on the Lynda Steele Show page, digitally stitched together for your convenience.    Listen live online at globalnews.ca/radio/cknw/ 3-6 PM!

2020-12-20. God is our hope! At Grace Cov Church, Richard Stewart encourages us to trust in God whose promises are fulfilled in Jesus and still hold true today. This hope is something we can provide to those who have lost hope.

Everyone’s favorite New Zealander graces us with his presence on the podcast! Maggie and Richard Stewart play the card game "Actually Curious" and ask each other questions from the stack of conversation cards. They talk about a variety of topics from politics, their favorite city in the world to when they feel the most free. Follow us @whatsyourtakepod @maggiemaystewart For business inquires please email: maggiestewart@ohmaggiemay.com Purchase the "Actually Curious" Happy Hour Edition card game here https://www.amazon.com/Actually-Curious-Happy-Hour-Provoking/dp/B07ZBKK97Q/ref=sr_1_1?tag=ohmaggiema-1-bg-20 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whats-your-take/support

2020-09-20. Mental struggles are not a sign of weakness! Taking care of our mental health is as important as taking care of our physical well-being. At Grace Cov Church, Richard Stewart gives us useful tips on how we can cultivate and develop a healthy mind.

Richard Stewart, Mayor of Coquitlam, joins us for a chat. 

Ben welcomes a fellow Stewart to the podcast today. Richard has experienced nearly all there is to experience in the fitness industry and yet still continues to learn and progress. Some really good insights and thoughts to take on here

2020-03-22. How do we respond as Christs' disciples in these trying times? Proverbs 4:1 -27 tells us to get wisdom at any cost. At Grace Cov Church, Richard Stewart encourages us to gain wisdom and understanding through the study of the Word and listening to God speak to us. Share testimonies of God's goodness to encourage others. We can all make a difference!

This episode introduces special guest, Richard Stewart. Episode focuses on his background and current day to day tasks while still being employed by CAF. 

2019/11/24. The battle is real! Whether it is external circumstances or our thoughts that we struggle with, we all fight battles on a daily basis. At Grace Cov Church, Richard Stewart reminds us of the tools we are given to help us fight and encourages us to stand firm in Christ.

Maureen and Maggie play a game of Would You Rather with Richard Stewart their husband/father. IG: https://www.instagram.com/whatsyourtakepod/Maggie's blog: http://ohmaggiemay.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whats-your-take/support

Richard Stewart is a missionary to the Native Americans in Montana.

Richard Stewart

2019/06/16. Joseph and puzzle building? At Grace Cov Church, Richard Stewart shares valuable lessons that Joseph learnt using the illustration of a puzzle. We are significant and valuable in the Kingdom of God!

All of the insight in the world--while very helpful in learning about ourselves and our motivations--will only lead you so far. We borrow Dr. Richard Stewart's famous phrase "If nothing changes, nothing changes." Stewart pioneered Behavioral Marital Therapy, and we share details about how to move from learning about your Soul Wounds and basic needs for things like security, safety, love, and acceptance into Behavior Change. We also discuss how to communicate your needs and specific Behavior Change Requests to your spouse and other significant people in your life so that they can act in ways that heal your wounds from earlier in life.

The Mayor of Coquitlam is serious about keeping the city clean - and he wants litterbugs to know he's on the lookout. Mayor Richard Stewart took to Social Media yesterday after he watched a vehicle throw a bag of fast food garbage out the window right in front of him. He identified the car, and sent a message out to the driver. He said: “I will drop off your garbage and your full license plate number with Bylaw Enforcement; you can pick it up there, or they can deliver it to your home address (though they might have some paperwork for you.)” Coquitlam is well-known for their hard stance on garbage: they cracked down when they introduced heftier fines for littering, graffiti and illegal dumping two years ago. The litterbug that Richard Stewart identified yesterday could be facing a fine of 250$. City clerks across the Greater Vancouver Area commended the move: among them was Melissa De Genova, a Vancouver City Councillor representing the NPA. Guest: Melissa De Genova Vancouver City Councillor representing the NPA

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Learning the history of the Lutheran church is not complete without exploring the rich history of the African descent Lutheran movement. The black Lutheran church began as early as 1620 by most accounts. In this episode of Three Sides, host Shanna Crawford spoke with Lutheran historian Dr. Richard Stewart, Pastor Lucille Mills and Pastor Albert Starr about the early years of African descent Lutherans, what’s happening in the church today and what the future holds.  Learn more about Dr. Stewart’s research and a more detailed history on his blog.

Many law department leaders today are focused on repositioning their group from simply a provider of legal services and a cost center to a business enabler. One team in particular is on the leading edge of this approach. In this episode, we speak with Richard Stewart, Deputy General Counsel and Chief Operating Officer for the Office of the General Counsel at BMO Financial Group as he shares his insights and perspectives on running a law department like a business.

Many law department leaders today are focused on repositioning their group from simply a provider of legal services and a cost center to a business enabler. One team in particular is on the leading edge of this approach. In this episode, we speak with Richard Stewart, Deputy General Counsel and Chief Operating Officer for the Office of the General Counsel at BMO Financial Group as he shares his insights and perspectives on running a law department like a business.

A dialogue with retired Capt. Richard Stewart and Capt. Robert Sanders about inclusion and diversity, leadership, and our legal profession.

A dialogue with retired Capt. Richard Stewart and Capt. Robert Sanders about inclusion and diversity, leadership, and our legal profession.

Richard Stewart has been farming for over thirteen years now and is the sixth generation of the family to work the land. He is married and a father of two awesome children. Carriage House Farm was once a small 90 acre homestead, but today includes more than 300 acres of fertile, mostly river bottom, land […] The post Kitchen Convos Ep. 37: Richard Stewart appeared first on Rachel DesRochers.

Jana of the Jungle hosts Jupp Kerkerinck, President of sharkprotect.com and Todd Staley, crododilebay.com talk about the results of Costa Rica's first State of the Oceans conference produced by Richard Stewart of Ocean Realms.

Jana of the Jungle hosts Richard Stewart, TV Producer, Diver, Publisher, who is bringing the International State of the Oceans and Ecoweek to Costa Rica, August,2011.

Richard Stewart is actor based in Toronto. He was the star of the recent hit play, "I Marcus Garvey" that just finished a highly successful run in Toronto. Six years ago, Richard founded an organization called the "Lion's Circle" in Toronto. The "Lions Circle" is a brotherhood of men, connected through Afrikan ancestry. ; We are committed to supporting each other to pursue, discover, and fulfill our greatest potential. In doing so, we make a difference in the world, for ourselves, our families, our communities and beyond. Richard shares his thoughts on "BLACK MEN: WHERE ARE THEY AT? WHERE DO THEY NEED TO GO? HOW ARE THEY GOING TO GET THERE?" For more information on Richard, please click on the following links: (Richard's site) (previous interview on the "Vibe and Vegas Show") For more information on the "Lion's Circle", please click on the following link: Please feel free to email us at info@blackcanadianman.com. If you live in North America, you can leave us a message at 1-866-280-9385 (toll free). Please feel free to "Like" the "The Vibe and Vegas Show" Facebook fan page at God bless, peace, be well and keep the faith, Vibe and Vegas info@blackcanadianman.com

Richard Stewart portrays Marcus Garvey in the play "I Marcus Garvey" which is being performed from March 16, 2011 to March 27, 2011 at the Peppermill Theatre (67 Pottery Road) in Toronto. For more information about the play go to http://www.theatrearchipelago.ca/ Richard was born in Jamaica and moved to Canada (Ottawa) with his parents when he was five years old. In 1996, he moved to Toronto to pursue a career in acting ; or aviation. He chose acting and has not looked back since.

Richard Stewart of Carriage House Farm and photojournalist Amanda McLaughlin discuss bees.