Podcast appearances and mentions of Richard Stubbs

This edition of Unfiltered Stories is an “evolution of ServiceNow” spotlight in which Tom Reuner, Executive Research Leader at HFS, connects with Richard Stubbs, Director, ServiceNow Global Practice Lead at DXC Technology. They discuss the evolution of the ServiceNow ecosystem and lessons learned from delivering experience-led outcomes through innovative platform approaches. Tom and Richard cover a range of topics, including: What are the new themes and innovations in the ServiceNow ecosystem? What are industry solutions in the context of ServiceNow and what is the progress of building those out? What are client examples for deploying those industry solutions? What comes next in the ServiceNow ecosystem? What piece of advice can we give organizations that are starting or accelerating their ServiceNow journey? Where should they start? With the wisdom of hindsight, what can be the pitfalls? Lessons learned: What is one actionable recommendation for other organizations that may be on a similar journey?

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Innovations which improve efficiency but fail to reduce health inequalities ‘hit the target but miss the point' according to the AHSN Network's vice chair Richard Stubbs. He is joined by three people key to the delivery of AHSN Network innovation programmes which have had a big impact on targeting parts of the population which often miss out when new products or services are introduced. After Richard Stubbs, who is also chief executive of Yorkshire and Humber AHSN, we hear from Sally Irwin of the Health Innovation Network on ‘Healthy Eating and Active Lifestyles for Diabetes (HEAL-D) for adults of African or Caribbean heritage'; Laura Boyd of UCLPartners re the National Blood Pressure Optimisation Programme; and Cathy McCabe of South West AHSN on ‘Keeping urgent care in the community: How Community Assessment and Treatment Units can enable systems to manage urgent care for the frail and elderly closer to home', in conversation with Caroline Kenyon. The episode was recorded at NHS ConfedExpo 2023 following a session in the Innovator Zone Theatre. Useful links: How AHSNs are addressing health inequalities: https://www.ahsnnetwork.com/priorities/health-inequalities/ HEAL-D website BMJ Open article: Mixed-methods implementation study of a virtual culturally tailored diabetes self-management programme for African and Caribbean communities (HEAL-D) in south London and its scaling up across NHS regions in England: study protocol HEAL-D case study: NHS England » Addressing health inequalities through co-developing the Healthy Eating & Active Lifestyles for Diabetes (HEAL-D) programme Community Assessment & Treatment Units (CATUs) - The South West Academic Health Science Network (SWAHSN) Blood Pressure Optimisation Impact report: ahsnnetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/AHSN_BPO_Report_Final_.pdf?trk=public_post_comment-text Proactive care frameworks: Proactive care frameworks - UCLPartners  Size of the prize: Size of the Prize for high blood pressure (uclpartners.com) 

The Covid-19 kraken variant is now doing the rounds in NZ, while researchers look for possible new ways to vaccinate against the disease. Across New Zealand trial participants are trying out a new combined Covid-19 and influenza vaccine.  Company P3 research is running the trial, its managing director Richard Stubbs spoke to Charlotte Cook.

Richard phones in to chat ahead of the upcoming comedy night at the Otway Estate. Tickets are available at https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/stand-up-comedy-show-otway-estate-bar-and-cafe-tickets-377610231367

This week, I'm speaking to Michael Marriott about historic roses. Micheal is an expert rosarian, Chairman of the Historic Roses Group and author of the recently published book RHS ‘Roses'. We talk about what historic roses are, some of the myths surrounding them and why they're an excellent choice for your garden, particularly if you're looking for something a little different. I began by asking Michael about his background and how he became interested in historic roses. Dr Ian Bedford's Bug of the Week: Harebell Carpenters What we cover The Historic Roses Group and Michael's involvement with the group What is an historic rose?  More common historic roses we might have come across Disease resistance Scent Do they repeat flower? Gardens in the UK where you can see historic roses Good old rose varieties if you're dipping your toe in the water of growing them Links Historic Roses Group RHS Roses: An inspirational Guide to Choosing and Growing the Best Roses by Michael Marriott Other episodes if you liked this one: Pruning Roses with Richard Stubbs of David Austin

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00:00 Dooovid joins to discuss Israel 41:10 Kenneth Brown on nationalism, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7bFDmBNBkw 46:00 Unsettled: What Climate Science Tells Us, What It Doesn't, and Why It Matters, https://www.wsj.com/articles/unsettled-review-theconsensus-on-climate-11619383653 50:40 Identity Politics Wins Big in the UK Elections, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sq1KbhM_SPg 53:30 Rush Limbaugh - How Talk Radio Works, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELRmgJw8muw 57:30 Colin Liddell: Is Nick Fuentes Lying About His Flying Ban, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVbppPCTQgk 1:02:00 Talk: A Novel by Michael A. Smerconish, https://lukeford.net/blog/?p=139199 1:09:00 Smerconish takes on Rush Limbaugh's legacy, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxF_SN2-zyc 1:15:00 Australian media personality Mike Carlton writes in his 2018 autobiography about his six decade career, https://lukeford.net/blog/?p=139194 1:18:00 Australian radio host and comic Richard Stubbs, https://radiogamechangers.com/richard-stubbs/ 1:32:20 Richard Spencer on American downward social mobility 1:42:00 Matt Forney talks to Joseph Cotto on the future of the internet, https://rumble.com/vgl80x-matt-forney-on-vaccine-passports-chauvins-conviction-more.html 1:44:40 IS MELINDA DIVORCING BILL GATES OVER JEFFREY EPSTEIN?, https://www.bitchute.com/video/aByeE08e7jGQ/ 1:49:20 Hillary Clinton fears the Philippines might become a 'subject of China', https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYbIc12rZNM 1:51:10 Matt Christman on USA v China, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izhK03bEk8k 2:02:40 Ten Global Trends Every Smart Person Should Know, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIANLddo-ec 2:09:30 Rational optimism (Matt Ridley, Steven Pinker, Bjorn Lomborg, etc) 2:11:30 Why Hitler Lost WWII (In a Nutshell), https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjgW5AWOJ2U 2:15:00 Hobby vs business 2:20:00 How A White Supremacist Infiltrated The Military, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nhn2MUWy9JQ 2:26:20 Sargon of Akkad reminds you that Youtube is not a job 2:39:00 ON INFOWARS' & REBEL MEDIA'S CLAIMS ABOUT CHINA BEING BEHIND ANTIWHITE PROGRAMS IN THE U.S., https://www.bitchute.com/video/uzGZwGDQPwvc/ 2:44:10 Tucker Carlson on Nicholas Wade's essay on the origins of Covid-19 Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSFVD7Xfhn7sJY8LAIQmH8Q/join https://odysee.com/@LukeFordLive, https://lbry.tv/@LukeFord, https://rumble.com/lukeford https://dlive.tv/lukefordlivestreams Listener Call In #: 1-310-997-4596 Superchat: https://entropystream.live/app/lukefordlive Bitchute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/lukeford/ Soundcloud MP3s: https://soundcloud.com/luke-ford-666431593 Code of Conduct: https://lukeford.net/blog/?p=125692 https://www.patreon.com/lukeford http://lukeford.net Email me: lukeisback@gmail.com or DM me on Twitter.com/lukeford Support the show | https://www.streamlabs.com/lukeford, https://patreon.com/lukeford, https://PayPal.Me/lukeisback Facebook: http://facebook.com/lukecford Feel free to clip my videos. It's nice when you link back to the original.

Richard Stubbs is a senior public and private sector CEO and Non-Executive Director with leadership roles in health innovation, regional economic development, international partnerships and education. He is based in the UK.Richard shares with us his remarkable journey from growing up in a largely white, working class mining village with few opportunities, to being an influential figure within the health industry.Richard spotlights the need for more cross-sector communication and lateral thinking to drive innovation as we learn people must come first in any workforce-based industry.Education and diversity are constant underlying themes throughout this fascinating conversation.

This fascinating episode features Richard Stubbs, CEO of Yorkshire and Humber Academic Health Science Network. Richard grew up in a mining community in South Yorkshire - the first of four generations not to go down the pits. A self-professed "nerd", he was extremely competitive both academically and in sport - falling in love with golf at an early age, looking up to Tiger Woods as a mixed race kid in a white working class community. After studying politics and economics at university, where he contributed to student radio, Richard worked at the BBC, which he values as an experience which taught him a lot about leadership and "making the impossible happen". Wanting to "do something he really cared about", he joined the NHS graduate scheme, starting an 18 year long career. Richard provides insight on the diversity conversation - sharing his personal thoughts on systemic racism and unconscious bias, as well as his views on the wider issues highlighted by George Floyd and the pandemic. He acknowledges that the right conversations are starting to happen, but the statistics, particularly in senior leadership in the NHS, show a clear problem.

Hello and welcome to this week’s episode of the podcast. This week I’m speaking to Richard Stubbs who currently works as the Trade Manager at David Austin but who’s worked in pretty much every department there, including as the Head Gardener of the 2 acre show garden. Richard lectures, designs and advises all over the world and what he doesn’t know about roses you can write on the back of a stamp and still have room to lick it. I asked him about which roses need pruning and which don’t, when to do it, how to do it and how not to do it. Plus, I got some inside information on why you shouldn’t leave the label on a rose when you plant it. About Richard Stubbs: “My interest in gardening stretches back to my childhood as my dad was very knowledgeable and worked in the trade for a number of years after the War. My original intention was to go to college when I left school but due to the poor economy at the time I found myself working for a bank !!! After nearly 15 years I found myself out of work and decided a change of career was the right way to go. As I lived in the village of Albrighton the local unemployment office suggested I went to see David Austin Roses to see if they would consider me under a special Government Scheme at the time. After a quick interview with Michael Marriott the then Nursery Manager I was taken on, on a temporary basis. My first job was to walk through a field full of 900,000 new plants picking up the tops of the rootstocks that had been chopped off to allow the actual varieties to grow on. I loved the place from day one and still do to this day, it’s a family business and everyone who work there is treated very much as members of their family. I was very keen to learn and obtained a copy of Mr Austin’s first book ‘The Heritage of the Rose’ which I found fascinating, and my passion for roses quickly grew. Over the years I have worked in almost all the departments, the breeding section, producing 100’s of thousands of seedlings each year and helping them test possible new varieties for various attributes, the production department, growing the roses, lifting them from the fields and packing them up to send to our customers, and for many years the head gardener of the 2 acre show garden. The garden was my passion and I became almost obsessive about it trying to make sure it was kept to a very high standard (not easy with only one person to look after nearly 5000 roses of all different shapes and sizes). I loved working and listening to Mr Austin on a daily basis and the memories of this time will live for ever. After a short break to look after people’s gardens in the area I started back at DAR but this time in the office, passing on my knowledge to our customers and processing orders. That was nearly 15 years ago now and I have had various positions in the offices including office manager. My main role now is to look after all our trade customers (apart from Garden Centres), so Local Councils, National Trust, large public estates, garden designers and landscapers. I am also responsible for staff technical training and one of my favourite jobs is designing rose gardens for either private or trade customers. These can range from a simple small border right up to very large park projects. Mostly it is just advising on what roses to plant where but sometimes you are given a completely blank canvas to work on and I always think it is a wonderful job to be able to create a beautiful rose garden for people to enjoy over many years from a blank space. I also visit gardens in the UK and abroad to advise and my favourite rose garden of all is a garden we created 10 years ago in Assisi Italy and I hold pruning courses there every February. I am very, very passionate about roses and love to share this passion with whoever is willing to listen !!! This is one of the main reason I started The Magnificent Rose group on Facebook along with my wife so people with the same passion could share their pictures and their knowledge with likeminded people all over the world. I also have my own photography page RICMAY PHOTOGRAPHY as I am a keen amateur and love taking flowers and landscapes with my DSLR.” What we talk about: A brief overview of the various types of roses we might find in our gardens Roses that don’t need pruning When to prune The key tenets of rose pruning aka the 3 D’s. Different types of pruning for different types of roses What can go wrong? What would happen if you didn’t prune your rose? Pruning hygiene and good practice  Common mistakes Links: David Austin Roses www.davidaustinroses.co.uk  Richard’s Photography Site  Get in touch: Email podcast@rootsandall.co.uk  Website www.rootsandall.co.uk  Twitter @rootsandall Instagram rootsandallpod Patreon Link: Help me keep the podcast free & independent! Donate as much or as little as you like at https://www.patreon.com/rootsandall   

The end of an era.  When FM radio killed off the once great 3XY. In it's final hours of broadcasting on September 23, 1991, 3XY heard from Roxanne Bennet, Laurie Atlas, Richard Stubbs, Barry Bissel. Lee Simon, Jane Holmes, Mal Walden and Glen A Baker.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Are you one of those business owners who's made a video for your business, put it on your website and then wondered what else to do with it? Excellent! Then wonder no more, as today's guest, video marketing expert Geoff Anderson,  has 30 ideas to make sure your video gets seen by as many of the right peeps as possible.   A little bit more about video marketing expert and founder of Sonic Sight Geoff Anderson ... Righto, hands up if you've ever produced a video for your business. Excellent. Well done to you. Now, keep your hand up if you've posted that video somewhere on your website then wondered why it's not getting the views or engagement you'd hoped for. Just what I expected … 95% of hands remained up. Well, herein lies the problem. You finally find the courage to appear in a video for your precious business, you invest precious time and money into having it produced (or you may have shot it yourself), but then all you do is post it on your website hoping it'll magically take care of itself. Well, as you've discovered … it won't! But that's all about to change thanks to video marketing expert Geoff Anderson of Sonic Sight who's been producing marketing videos for businesses and schools since 1993. He's even written two books on the topic - Shoot Me Now and Watch Me Now. You're going to need a notebook for this one … in the first half we talk about some tips and tricks to optimising your video production, then in the second half, Geoff shares 30 ways to get every video you produce … seen. Pens at the ready …   “Video is very much a highly effective business communication tool … it's no longer just a promotional tool. So … take it seriously!” - Geoff Anderson, Sonic Sight   Here's what caught my attention from my chat with video marketing expert Geoff Anderson: I love how Geoff's gone about marketing his own business. We didn't spend a lot of time talking about this, but just the fact that he's written two books on video marketing for business positions him as an expert in his niche. Another past guest who's done this is Darren Finkelstein. I love Geoff's advice around “starting strong and smart.” this isn't dissimilar to the advice I received from past guest Richard Stubbs, who was very big on always leading with your best content. The bottomline here is to avoid long, rambling starts and cut straight to what;'s important to the viewer/listener/reader. I love Geoff's advice around frequency. Always remember to breathe life back into the videos you create. Sharing them once on social media just won't cut it.   “There has never been a better time to use video production to reach your audience. Professional corporate videos attract attention, engage the audience, build trust, and convert.” - Geoff Anderson, Sonic Sight Geoff Anderson Interview Transcription Tim  Geoff Anderson welcome to the small business big marketing show.  Geoff  Thank you for having me Timbo. I've been listening to your show for years. I'm very excited to be on it.  Tim  You're the one out there listening hey Geoff let's start off. I want to just talk about why video. What do you love about video as a marketing medium?  Click Here To Download Full Transcription Resources mentioned in episode 473 of The Small Business Big Marketing Show: The official Sonic Sight website The Idea Exchange powered by American Express (you'll find Timbo's new podcast here September 11, 2019) The transcription service Geoff uses for captions Last week's interview with Snackwize founder Connor Reynolds Interviews I've done with other video marketing specialists: Getaway's Jules Lund iVideo Hero's Jules Watkins Wistia's Chris Savage   The winner of this week's Monster Prize Draw David Weir of Young Turks Barbers   Please support the following businesses who make this show possible:   American Express Business Explorer Credit Card Let your business expenses reward you. Every year.   Switchnode Australia's Internet isn't great. That's why Switchnode exist. The solution is here and it's wireless.   If something in this episode of Australia's favourite marketing podcast peaked your interest, then let me know by leaving a comment below. May your marketing be the best marketing. [ For more interviews with successful business owners visit Small Business Big Marketing ] See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this interview, I had the honor of speaking with Richard Stubbs, who is the President of the New Zealand Association of Clinical Research.  Throughout my career, I’ve always been fascinated by clinical trials conducted in the Asia-Pacific region. Richard pulls the curtains for us today and shares with us how easy and valuable it is to conduct clinical trials in New Zealand.  Richard is a surgeon by training and also the managing director of P3 Research that is composed of three clinical trial sites in the region. We tackle a variety of topics including the regulatory framework, start-up process, and even the possibility of moving to beautiful New Zealand to learn and practice clinical trial management. I hope you enjoy this energetic interview with Richard Stubbs.  [Show Notes] A surgeon by training, president of P3 Research, president of New Zealand Association of Clinical Research (NZ-ACR), a national organization New Zealand has the first world health system Investigator and industry-sponsored research in New Zealand  Ethics committee approval process  Organization’s mission is the education of clinical research site personnel (research coordinators, nurses, administrators) Conference every other year and then more frequent regional meetings Access to templates for contracts and indemnity documents, standardized for all sites across New Zealand, similar to MAGI template Schedule 6 in the contract allows sponsors to add additional verbiage in the contract Political activity encouraging the government to streamline the process for research (ex: New Zealand pavilion at BIO 2019) Provisional approved and what it means Medical device approval in New Zealand and how it’s different from drug approval Regulations in New Zealand for Clinical Research Reasons why New Zealand is a great location to conduct clinical research, especially for early phase studies  Intellectual property protection No IND needed Fair budget Quick data Quality data Other regulatory bodies trust the data New Zealand is part of the Asia Pacific and Japan (APJ) region Site Selection in New Zealand  How to find sites What to consider Regulatory approval and site start-up processes in New Zealand Site start-up (gathering essential documents as governed by GCP) A centralized and electronic ethics approval process  Approval of the Ministry of health to allow the importation of the unregistered drug (SCOTT committee that replaces the IND)  Role of the ethics committee in participant reimbursement  Payment to patients generally diminishes with the increase in the phase of the study Importance of embedding clinical research in clinical care Overhead costs at public and private hospitals in New Zealand Only make surplus money out of clinical research is the volume Thinking of clinical research in terms of value to patients and their staff Moving to New Zealand to start a career in clinical research. There is a need for professionals such as doctors and nurses. Value systems in New Zeland such as men and women equality 

Radio legend Richard Stubbs Co-hosts Morning Glory with Ben and Gabe.  Richard Stubbs new show Cachinnation is now on at this years Melbourne Comedy Festival. They discuss the new show. The many animals that live […] http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_morningglory/p/joy.org.au/morningglory/wp-content/uploads/sites/409/2019/04/Richard-Stubbs-Podcast-.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 21:48 — 26.5MB) The post Richard Stubbs appeared first on Morning Glory.

If laughter really is the best medicine, then our guest this week on Great Australian Lives Richard Stubbs has made many a house call, helping Australians to see the lighter side of life. Richard and host Laura Turner enjoy a wonderful hour together discussing a career that has spanned many decades. We delve into Richard’s memories of growing up in the suburbs in the 70s, his decision to trade a career as an economist for stand-up comedy, his hugely successful career on radio and his new Comedy Festival Show ‘Cachinnation’ (partly written by his children). It’s a light hearted, laughter filled hour this week on Great Australian Lives.

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Interview 3 - Richard Stubbs and Evan Hocking Comedy, radio and TV icon - Richard Stubbs - joins Stella and 'grass roots' comic Evan Hocking for a wild discussion covering everything from duty free to running the country. Richard, who is best known for hosting variety show Tonight Live on Channel 7, pioneering breakfast and drive time radio comedy (XY Zoo on Melbourne's 3XY and later on 3 Triple M) - has recently returned to stand-up between ongoing corporate gigs and presenting on ABC Radio Melbourne. Like many Melbourne comedians, Richard had his first shot on stage at The Last Laugh in Collingwood during the early 80's - where he (and many other aspiring comics) worked as a barman at the time. Stella, Evan and Richard compare notes on the current comedy scene: "Four minutes on stage for a try-out, and no pay", Evan reports flatly - with Richard curbing his earlier career interstate travel expectations, now being "put up overnight in the promoter's spare room"! We also hear some of Richard's family tales as brother, father and son. Like many people approaching their 6th decade, he tells the familiar challenging stories of ageing parents, new loves and flexible careers. His retirement plan will crack you up - look out for him as you come through customs at Melbourne Airport (or in federal parliament as this week's prime minister)! Don't forget to check out the Stellavision website for forthcoming shows. To listen to all our podcasts and episodes, go to: Funny about books Hobson Words Come to Stella Kinsella Books for stockists, and the fascinating back stories on Stella's own publications.

Lee Simon is a Game Changer in the true sense of the word.Last week, Lee was inducted into the Australian Radio Hall of Fame. His career began as a music announcer where he worked at 2SM Sydney and 3XY Melbourne during their halcyon days of the 1970’s. Lee went on to become Australia’s first FM program director at EON-FM, where he helped launch the D-Gen to radio in the late 80’s. He then followed that success with The Richard Stubbs breakfast show in the early 90’s and introduced football to MMM in 1997. Game Changers: Radio is sponsored by Radio Monitors - the world's best radio monitoring platform. Radio Monitors gives you access to radio stations in the world's most competitive radio markets.  Get in touch with Craig on Twitter here. Join our Game Changers: Radio mailing list and never miss an episode here. Game Changers: Radio is produced by Bad Producer Productions. Follow Bad Producer Productions on Twitter. Game Changers is edited by Thom Lion.  Support the show.

Recorded 26th September 2018, Kings House Conference Centre, Manchester Richard Stubbs, Chief Executive Officer, Yorkshire and Humber AHSN @richardstubbs Dr Liz Mear, Chief Executive, Innovation Agency @MearLiz Linda Whalley, Strategic Advisor, Health Innovation Manchester @healthinnovmcr Ecosystem: Digital Health in the North is part of a series of events to promote digital innovation in healthcare, run in partnership with the European Connected Health Alliance.

Lee Ton first tried his hand at stand-up comedy in 2008. Ten years later, and with a couple of comedy courses under his belt, Lee has found himself performing at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival (MICF), headlining with Richard Stubbs, and being specially cast for a reality stand-up comedy TV show, "Is This Thing On?". Lee's recent success has been sudden, but as you'll hear in this School of Hard Knock Knocks, he took a considerable break from comedy to raise a family, before returning to the craft only two years ago. This break from comedy has helped him mature, gain material, and ultimately return to his passion at full speed. And if you're interested in learning stand-up comedy, then join the June 24 - 28 course in Melbourne with The Nelson Twins, or alternatively, if you'd like to become a reality TV celebrity, application to be a comedy student in "Is This Thing On?" is still open. Click here to apply.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lee Ton first tried his hand at stand-up comedy in 2008. Ten years later, and with a couple of comedy courses under his belt, Lee has found himself performing at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival (MICF), headlining with Richard Stubbs, and being specially cast for a reality stand-up comedy TV show, "Is This Thing On?". Lee's recent success has been sudden, but as you'll hear in this School of Hard Knock Knocks, he took a considerable break from comedy to raise a family, before returning to the craft only two years ago. This break from comedy has helped him mature, gain material, and ultimately return to his passion at full speed. And if you're interested in learning stand-up comedy, then join the June 24 - 28 course in Melbourne with The Nelson Twins, or alternatively, if you'd like to become a reality TV celebrity, application to be a comedy student in "Is This Thing On?" is still open. Click here to apply.

David Tulk has been performing stand-up comedy for the past 15 years, and today he's a regular feature at comedy rooms around Australia. A straight talker, Tulk's rough edges are emphasised by the titles of his productions, namely his upcoming stand-up show 'David Tulk has No Filter' and his YouTube video series, 'Some People Are Just Arseholes.' In this interview you'll hear how David Tulk got started, how being lumpy has helped his comedy career, both on stage and screen, how he weaved 'zen' into a joke, as well as his own 'Pay It Forward Joke' word - fountain pen. One quick warning, there's a load of satire in this interview! So have your pinch of salt ready. And if this interview has wetted your comedic appetite, and you're thinking about trying your hand at stand-up, then be quick to join our May 27 - 31 stand-up comedy course in Melbourne, with guest comedian Richard Stubbs, or our June 4 - 8 course in Adelaide with Glynn Nicholas. Both courses are almost sold out, so go to www.schoolofhardknockknocks.com now, and secure your spot.

David Tulk has been performing stand-up comedy for the past 15 years, and today he's a regular feature at comedy rooms around Australia. A straight talker, Tulk's rough edges are emphasised by the titles of his productions, namely his upcoming stand-up show 'David Tulk has No Filter' and his YouTube video series, 'Some People Are Just Arseholes.' In this interview you'll hear how David Tulk got started, how being lumpy has helped his comedy career, both on stage and screen, how he weaved 'zen' into a joke, as well as his own 'Pay It Forward Joke' word - fountain pen. One quick warning, there's a load of satire in this interview! So have your pinch of salt ready. And if this interview has wetted your comedic appetite, and you're thinking about trying your hand at stand-up, then be quick to join our May 27 - 31 stand-up comedy course in Melbourne, with guest comedian Richard Stubbs, or our June 4 - 8 course in Adelaide with Glynn Nicholas. Both courses are almost sold out, so go to www.schoolofhardknockknocks.com now, and secure your spot.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paul Sharplin has only been in the comedy game for 15 months. But that hasn't stopped him from competing at Raw Comedy twice, and running a comedy room - Guerilla, in the Melbourne suburb of Hawthorn. But as you'll learn from this School of Hard Knock Knocks podcast interview, Paul just likes to jump in head first. Newcomers to comedy will enjoy this podcast, because we cover the early years of a comedian, which include those dreaded open mic nights, but also how to get onto a poster of a curated room. Paul also shares advice for how to move up the comedy ladder and perform at Melbourne's top comedy club - the Comics' Lounge. We also challenge Paul in the 'Pay It Forward Joke Challenge', with the word 'barbie', and he lays down the challenge for our next interviewee with his word, 'pedestal clock'. You're going to have to Google that one. And a reminder for those living in Melbourne and Adelaide, who are keen to learn stand-up comedy. Our guest comedians for our Melbourne May 27 - 31, and Adelaide June 4 - 8  stand-up comedy courses, are the legendary Richard Stubbs and Glynn Nicholas, respectively. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to get coached by Australia's most experienced comedians, so visit www.schoolofhardknockknocks.com and secure your spot today.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paul Sharplin has only been in the comedy game for 15 months. But that hasn't stopped him from competing at Raw Comedy twice, and running a comedy room - Guerilla, in the Melbourne suburb of Hawthorn. But as you'll learn from this School of Hard Knock Knocks podcast interview, Paul just likes to jump in head first. Newcomers to comedy will enjoy this podcast, because we cover the early years of a comedian, which include those dreaded open mic nights, but also how to get onto a poster of a curated room. Paul also shares advice for how to move up the comedy ladder and perform at Melbourne's top comedy club - the Comics' Lounge. We also challenge Paul in the 'Pay It Forward Joke Challenge', with the word 'barbie', and he lays down the challenge for our next interviewee with his word, 'pedestal clock'. You're going to have to Google that one. And a reminder for those living in Melbourne and Adelaide, who are keen to learn stand-up comedy. Our guest comedians for our Melbourne May 27 - 31, and Adelaide June 4 - 8  stand-up comedy courses, are the legendary Richard Stubbs and Glynn Nicholas, respectively. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to get coached by Australia's most experienced comedians, so visit www.schoolofhardknockknocks.com and secure your spot today.

Thank you for listening to Game Changers over our first 49 episodes. Our 50th episode is available May 5, 2018.  Check out Game Changes: Radio on Facebook and join Craig Bruce on Friday, May 4, 2018 at 11AM AEST for our first Game Changers: Radio Facebook Live.  Send Craig a question via our Facebook page and he'll include it in Friday's event.  In the lead up to the 50th Episode we are releasing 50 of the best moments from the first 49 episodes.  This episode features: Marty Sheargold, Mick Molloy, Wendy Harmer, Hamish Blake, Maz Compton, Ash London, Christian O'Connell, Richard Stubbs, Eddie McGuire and Matt Tilley.  Game Changers: Radio is a show dedicated to the radio industry. Get in touch with our host Craig Bruce on Twitter @cb_bruce and our producer Jay Mueller @bad_producer. Check out all of our episodes at www.radiogamechangers.com. Support the show.

Today we're joined by radio advertising legend Dan Presser. Famous for his much discussed radio campaigns for Sunraysia Natural Prune Juice and Blue Banner Pickled Onions, Dan has been kind enough to share his insights and experience into how to create radio ads that cut through and sell. If you've ever wondered if radio advertising works, and if it does, how it works, then you're in for an absolute treat. I'll also show you how to make a great first impression with your new clients. The success of Sunraysia Prune Juice is a 100% the result of our radio advertising ”  -Dan Presser, Sunraysia Prune Juice There's loads more tips and insights just like this that will help you build that beautiful business of yours into the empire it deserves to be. Hit the PLAY button or subscribe free to hear the full interview. You'll also find the full interview transcription below. If you have questions about how to create radio ads that cut through and sell then you'll get the answers in this interview as Dan Presser goes deep into his love of radio: Why choose radio instead of TV or newspapers? What makes a great radio ad? How do you measure the success of radio advertising? How much should you spend on radio advertising? How do you come up with ideas for radio ads? Why do radio ads work? Why is talk back radio so powerful? Dan Presser is the Executive Chairman of the Sunraysia Natural Beverage Company, and the owner of the iconic Australian brand, Rosella. He's also the creative engine behind the writing, production and reading of the much discussed radio ads for Sunraysia Natural Prune Juice and Blue Banner Pickled Onions.   Here's what caught my attention from my chat with Dan Presser: Radio advertising works best when you create ads with cut through. They clearly don't have to be the fanciest ads going around, with huge production budgets … they just need to stand out in a very crowded market place. A great lesson for any marketing message, really!  Don't take negative feedback to heart. Maybe even welcome it if you've got a thick enough skin! Dan could have easily got his back up with what John Laws and Ray Hadley had to say; but instead, he embraced it.  Consider putting yourself in your business's advertising. I can cite numerous examples of legendary TV and radio campaigns fronted by business owners, starting way back in 1979 with Victor Kyam's Remington TV commercial. Resources mentioned in this episode: Rosella website Sunraysia Natural Prune Juice   But the marketing gold doesn't stop there, in this episode you'll also discover: I'll show you how to make a great first impression with new clients.  And we go back into the vault, revisiting a recent chat I had with Richard Stubbs, one of Australia's great interviewers, about how to conduct a great interview.   Please support these businesses who make this show possible: Prospa is Australia's #1 online lender to small businesses. You can quickly apply online for loans up to $250,000, get a fast decision and in most cases receive the funding in under 24 hours. Call 1300 882 867. And you gotta love it when your business expenses reward you! When you apply for an American Express Business Explorer Credit Card by November 30, and spend $3,000 in the first three months from the Card approval date, you'll receive a bonus one hundred thousand Membership Rewards Points. If some thing in this episode of Australia's favourite marketing podcast peaked your interest, then let me know by leaving a comment below. May your marketing be the best marketing.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we're joined by Australian media personality Richard Stubbs who, in a media career spanning decades, has conducted hundreds of interviews with Hollywood stars through to homeless people. Richard steps us through how to conduct a world class interview for your content marketing that has you leaning in, what questions to ask, how to draw out compelling answers and why life's too short for bad content. If you're creating content to market your business then you'll love what Richard shares. “Whatever you're doing on-air, should be the best thing you've got to be on air, right now.” - Richard Stubbs There's loads more tips and insights just like this that will help you build that beautiful business of yours into the empire it deserves to be. Hit the PLAY button above or subscribe free to hear the full interview. You'll also find the full interview transcription below. If you have questions about how to conduct a world class interview for your content marketing, then you'll get this answers in this interview: Are ice-breakers good way to start an interview? How important is a pre-interview? What planning should you do for an interview? What kind of mindset should a great interviewer have? Do you need to change your interview style for phone interviews versus face-to-face interviews? How do you politely interrupt a guest? How does an interviewer improve their listening skills? Richard Stubbs is one of Australia's leading stand up comedians, radio and TV personalities. I'd go as far as to say his Aussie show biz royalty. He hosted a fantastic afternoon program on ABC radio for 9 years, the Tonight Live show on Channel 7 for three years, and even presented in front of Prince Charles and Princess Diana in his early days as a stand-up. His no-nonsense, highly conversational interview style, makes him the perfect person to share how to conduct a world class interview for your content marketing.   Here's what caught my attention in regards to how to conduct a world class interview for your content marketing from my chat with Richard Stubbs: “Whatever you're doing on-air, should be the best thing you've got to be on air, right now.” Listen more. Use the reset to shift gears … to move from the current topic to the next. Life's too short for bad content. “When it comes to content marketing, noise is not the problem. Sameness is.”   But the marketing gold doesn't stop there, in this episode you'll also discover: I'll show you how to exponentially increase your customer base And we go back into the vault, revisiting a chat I had with crowdfunding expert and OrbitKey inventor Rex Quo Please support these businesses who make this show possible: Prospa is Australia's #1 online lender to small businesses. You can quickly apply online for loans up to $250,000, get a fast decision and in most cases receive the funding in under 24 hours. Call 1300 882 867. And you gotta love it when your business expenses reward you! When you apply for an American Express Business Explorer Credit Card by November 30, and spend $3,000 in the first three months from the Card approval date, you'll receive a bonus one hundred thousand Membership Rewards Points. If some thing in this episode of Australia's favourite marketing podcast peaked your interest, then let me know by leaving a comment below. May your marketing be the best marketing. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gigging since 1983, performed for Charles, Diana, Nelson Mandela, announced AC/DC on their Ball Breaker tour and then there's all the decades of radio success. The song chosen by Stubbsie - Marseillesby The Angels   Find Richard Stubbs here - http://www.richardstubbs.com.au/   The Debrief is produced by Nearly. More info - nearly.com.au/thedebrief   Thanks to our sponsors Shebah Rideshare - all the drivers are women! Set up your account by downloading the apple or android app   Socials Dave on Twitter Dave on Facebook Richard on Twitter Nearly on Twitter Nearly on Facebook See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Richard Stubbs started his stand-up comedy career in 1983. A year later he began his long running radio presenter career, that saw him broadcast at 3XY, TripleM, 101.1 TT FM (now KIIS FM), 774 ABC, and most recently 3AW. In between, Richard also appeared on and hosted Hey Hey It's Saturday and performed sold-out shows at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. And then, in 2015 he decided to take his own advice and leave radio and reignite his passion for comedy. In this School of Hard Knock Knocks podcast episode, I leave the confines of this studio and meet Richard in a bustling St. Kilda cafe to talk about life after radio, his hiatus from stand-up, being witness to the metaphorical birth of Australia's comedy scene, and his motto of saying 'yes' to everything.

Richard Stubbs started his stand-up comedy career in 1983. A year later he began his long running radio presenter career, that saw him broadcast at 3XY, TripleM, 101.1 TT FM (now KIIS FM), 774 ABC, and most recently 3AW. In between, Richard also appeared on and hosted Hey Hey It's Saturday and performed sold-out shows at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. And then, in 2015 he decided to take his own advice and leave radio and reignite his passion for comedy. In this School of Hard Knock Knocks podcast episode, I leave the confines of this studio and meet Richard in a bustling St. Kilda cafe to talk about life after radio, his hiatus from stand-up, being witness to the metaphorical birth of Australia's comedy scene, and his motto of saying 'yes' to everything.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wendy Harmer is one of the pioneers of FM radio for female presenters in Australia. She was the first female host to take a lead role in a key metro market breakfast show, and her ratings dominance in Sydney for more than a decade is yet to be matched by any female host on FM. She began her radio career in the mid 1980s on Saturday nights at 3AK, and then moved to drive ABC Radio National. She was on the board of the first ever Melbourne International Comedy Festival in 1987, and even performed a stand up routine Harmer and Stubbs at the Edinburgh Comedy Festival with fellow game changers Richard Stubbs.  From 1993 until 2004 she hosted The Morning Crew on 2Day FM with Paul Holmes and Jamie Dunn (who was later replaced by Peter Moon). She has also made her mark as a children's writer (for the Pearlie, which has been turned into an animated show), playwright and dramatist. She returned to radio in 2016 as host of ABC Sydney's 702 Mornings with Wendy Harmer. In Season Four we welcome our first sponsor: Radio Monitor. Email Radio Monitor aus@radiomonitor.com, mention Game Changers: Radio and receive a free three-month subscription.  Game Changers: Radio is a show dedicated to the radio industry. Get in touch with our host Craig Bruce on Twitter @cb_bruce and our producer Jay Mueller @bad_producer. Check out all of our episodes at www.radiogamechangers.com. Support the show.

Listen to Craig Bruce share what he learned from interviewing the best of the best - Hamish Blake, Matt Tilley, Amanda Keller, Fifi Box, Richard Stubbs and Tony Martin. Game Changers: Radio is a show dedicated to the radio industry. Get in touch with our host Craig Bruce on Twitter @cb_bruce and our producer Jay Mueller @bad_producer. Check out all of our episodes at www.radiogamechangers.com. Support the show.

Richard Stubbs literally changed the game for breakfast radio in the mid 80s as the first stand-up comedian to cross-over to breakfast radio. He started at 3XY on the Morning Zoo in 1985 before moving to MMM in the late 80s. In 1992 The Richard Stubbs Breakfast Show replaced the D-Generation, and went on to become one of the most successful shows of the time. Stubbsy then forged a new path for FM hosts by crossing over to the ABC in 2004. After 11 years of success in the afternoon slot, he made the decision to hang up the headphones at the end of 2015. Richard’s observational humour, natural intelligence and listening skills are some of the reasons why his career has been successful. 'Radio is hideously personal... My mantra's always been if someone's a moron, I'm going to be better. I'll be 10 per cent better to cover your moron-ness'.  Find out more about Richard here. Game Changers: Radio is a show dedicated to the radio industry. Get in touch with our host Craig Bruce on Twitter @cb_bruce and our producer Jay Mueller @bad_producer. Check out all of our episodes at www.radiogamechangers.com. Support the show.

Kendall and Mikey from Fred the Alien Productions talks about life, universe and everything. Friday Night @ FRED’s # 11 (20/05/2016) The Nerd NEWS at FRED Talks of New Carry On Films Doctors/Campus Jay Roach is willing for AP4 they just need an idea Michael B. Jordan in Black Panther Sherlock season 4 Toby Jones new villain Nintendo to make movies DC Films has new leadership (a comic book guy) Star Trek back on TV Transformers 5 title revealed The Last Knight Hunt for the Wilder People, May 26th Gala 4 Gilbo An all-star line-up of Australia’s top comedians are rallying to help their friend and one of Australia’s favorite entertainers, Russell Gilbert, staging a fundraiser event – GALA FOR GILBO - at Palais Theatre on Sunday, July 17. Dave Hughes, Wil Anderson, Judith Lucy, Glenn Robbins, Denise Scott, Shaun Micallef, Richard Stubbs, Shane Bourne, Brian Nankervis, Lehmo, Bob Franklin, Lawrence Mooney, Trevor Marmalade, Colin Lane and more, hosted by Mick Molloy. Rumor Mill Tom Hiddleston as James Bond? Harley Quinn Movie? @ The Trailer Park Ghostbusters Trailer 2 Sausage Party Trailer 2 BFG Trailer 2 Pop-corn Culture TV BETTER THAN FILM!?

Nat, Mike and Dan romp into studio after a break with enough energy to immediately turn International Women’s Day into mum jokes and worse. Business as usual then. Luckily they move on to much lighter things, like the resurgence in football (soccer) violence and the places of Nat and Dan’s respective teams in this. Like I said, business as usual… In other news: A competition sparks a series of revelations as to what the guys find attractive with Dan in particular entering into the spirit of things; the Mancave Question of the Week is running on the app and there are winners galore – Richard Stubbs and Stephen Fowldes over the last couple of weeks – so download the app and get involved; in the Mancave not-on-the-app competition we get two winners who both get stuff; Mike has been watching a lot of things, many of them good; Dan talks about football violence and racism while Nat has been to see Alvin and the Chipmunks, so that’s nice; in the NFL there have been retirements - Peyton, Calvin - weird signings (Incognito) and plain old oddness - Bill has lunch with Donald; the Jets have Crazy Chip’s Fire Sale in return for all the picks; if the Rams get RGIII it will be the funniest thing in recent NFL history; in the NBA, the Lakers win things and Kobe takes credit; Golden State are back in the game; in Oklahoma there’s been a suspicious death which has something to with basketball but is very suspicious; the Spurs are making a bid for the top but being ignored because they always seem to do this; in the NHL 16 games left and the Caps are dominating like no-one else ever has; the Ducks are on a streak too so let’s see how that works out; there’s a discussion of a game to happen in the future and we reckon it should happen; Mancave Mailbag goodness from the ‘Carnage massive and of course plenty – sorry – I mean much, much, more…

Richard Stubbs Customer Service Manager of MFJ Enterprises along wikth Frank Howell K4FMH and Ted Randall WB8PUM

On March 29, 2014 Tommy and George visited the annual GigaParts’ Ham Radio Day. Come along for the trip and see interviews you won’t find anywhere else. Ray Novak from Icom America, Phil Parton from Kenwood, Dennis Motschenbacker from Yeasu, Emmett Hohensee from Radiowavz, Richard Stubbs from MFJ, George Howard from GigaParts, Charlie Emerson from Huntsville Hamfest, and Tom Medlin from W5KUB. 53:06 of Huntsville fun.

On March 29, 2014 Tommy and George visited the annual GigaParts' Ham Radio Day. Come along for the trip and see interviews you won't find anywhere else. Ray Novak from Icom America, Phil Parton from Kenwood, Dennis Motschenbacker from Yeasu, Emmett Hohensee from Radiowavz, Richard Stubbs from MFJ, George Howard from GigaParts, Charlie Emerson from Huntsville Hamfest, and Tom Medlin from W5KUB. 53:06 of Huntsville fun.

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Introduction Richard Saunders 0:07:25 A chat with Dr Colin Wright  Maths is more than numbers! Find out how you can take part in Maths Jam. 0:13:35 A Week in Science with Dr Paul Willis  The Royal Institution of Australia (RiAus) is a national scientific not-for-profit organisation with a mission to ‘bring science to people and people to science’. 0:17:20 Dr Rachie Reports with Dr Rachael Dunlop  This week Dr Rachie appeared on 774 ABC Melbourne Radio with Richard Stubbs. 0:37:45 Maynard's Spooky Action  Maynard heads back to Sydney Skeptics in the Pub and askes the big question. Should skeptics still investigate UFOs?

From the time of early youth, so many of you have sought freedom from influences that you felt were limiting you, whether it was parents, institutions, or even "life". Many times you bring such struggles into your personal adult relationships as well. Tonight we invite you to join us as we look deeper at both the search and the struggles, to discover your true source of freedom within, and how you can use that personal freedom to change your life—and your world. – Baratta During the show, Baratta talks with caller (and previous guest) Richard Stubbs about the issues of freedom that arise within families.

You spend much of your life measuring the ways that you are, or are not, acceptable to others, often working very hard to make yourself more acceptable. Yet, the feeling of being accepted never seems to fully find a home in you. It is time now to give yourself that gift – the gift of self-acceptance. – Baratta Joining Baratta in the studio are guests Cathy Stubbs, Richard Stubbs, and Tysa Goodrich for a lively discussion on this important topic.