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This podcast episode features Rob Hughes, and Rich Gustin. Recently they gave a very valueble presention at IIBEC.  Just us as we get some insight into their expertise on the roofing industry. 

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Siôn T. Jobbins interviews Phyl Griffiths and Rob Hughes. Phyl is the new Chairman of YesCymru. One of the founders of YesCymru Merthyr, he is a member for South East Wales. He is a language tutor, and is involved in many initiatives and societies in the town of his birth. Rob represents South East Wales on the board of YesCymru. Like Phyl, he is from Merthyr. He is a Welsh teacher and is responsible for organising the first Nabod Cymru weekend in Merthyr Tudful 0n April 19-20 this year. https://www.taliesinartscentre.co.uk/en/performances?id=60011

Siôn T. Jobbins yn cyfweld â Phyl Griffiths a Rob Hughes. Phyl Griffiths yw cadeirydd newydd YC. Mae' n un o sefydlwyr YC Merthyr ac yn aelod dros De ddwyrain Cymru. Mae Phyl yn diwtor iaith ac yn gysylltiedig a sawl menter a chymdeithas yn ei dref enedigol. Mae Rob Hughes yn cynrychioli De Ddwyrain Cymru ar bwrdd YC. Fel Phyl daw o Ferthyr. Mae'n Athro Cymraeg ac yn gyfrifol am drefnu penwythnos cyntaf Nabod Cymru ym Merthyr Tudful ar 19-20 Ebrill eleni. https://www.taliesinartscentre.co.uk/en/performances?id=60011

Rob Hughes, a seasoned executive coach and digital marketing expert, has a rich background in the manufacturing industry and entrepreneurship. He strongly emphasizes the importance of clarifying a brand's story for audience engagement and business growth, a perspective shaped by his experience in expanding a faith-based executive coaching business across 33 states and his training under renowned author Donald Miller. Hughes believes that a confusing brand story can lead to loss rather than success, and encourages businesses to invest time in clarifying their brand's story through various mediums. His digital marketing agency, Hughes Integrated, embodies this belief by using the power of well-told stories to transform companies from the inside out. Join Kim Thompson-Pinder and Rob Hughes on this episode of the Author to Authority podcast to learn more about the importance of a clear brand story.

In this episode of the Thoughtful Entrepreneur, your host Josh Elledge speaks with the CEO of Hughes Integrated, Rob Hughes.Rob started the conversation by highlighting a common issue many businesses grapple with - ineffective marketing strategies and wasteful spending. He likened this to branding cattle with multiple branding irons, leading to confusion rather than clarity.Instead of this scattered approach, Rob advocates for a relationship-first strategy. This method focuses on connecting with the audience and nurturing that relationship rather than bombarding them with mixed messages.Rob also shared another case study involving a local luxury outdoor living space installer, ABC Landscaping. Their name was not aligned with their services, confusing potential clients. By pivoting their messaging to focus on their ideal audience, ABC Landscaping saw a significant increase in qualified leads.Rob currently leads and manages a growing team at Hughes Integrated, consisting of six internal staff members and a nationwide network of contractors. He emphasizes that they are looking for organizations that value win-win-win relationships, indicating a bright future for Hughes Integrated.Key Points from the Episode:Ineffective marketing strategies and wasteful spendingRelationship-first approach to marketingSuccess story with Sea Foam and ABC LandscapingImportance of storytelling in marketingRob's background in executive coaching and transition to marketing consultancyDiscovery of Donald Miller's story-based frameworkDisruption of in-person coaching due to COVID-19About Rob Hughes:Rob Hughes, a former vice president of sales and marketing in the manufacturing industry, transitioned his expertise into becoming a renowned executive coach for business owners and entrepreneurs throughout North America. Currently serving as the CEO of a successful marketing agency, Rob empathizes with the challenges many brands face in marketing. His mission revolves around aiding small businesses in accelerating their growth by refining their messaging. Through his venture, Hughes Integrated, a StoryBrand Certified Marketing Agency, he guides businesses in clarifying their messages for maximum impact. Rob's influence extends beyond consulting; he is also a respected marketing keynote speaker and podcast host. His sessions on marketing and branding captivate audiences, offering engaging, interactive, and inspiring insights that resonate with entrepreneurs seeking to enhance their marketing strategies.About Hughes Integrated:Hughes Integrated is a dynamic marketing agency that empowers businesses through clear messaging, effective strategies, and functional websites. With a dedicated focus on helping businesses craft compelling narratives, the agency excels in refining clients' messages for maximum impact. By understanding the essence of a brand, Hughes Integrated devises strategies that resonate with the target audience, ensuring a strong and memorable market presence. Moreover, the agency emphasizes the importance of a functional website, recognizing it as a cornerstone for successful online engagement. With their expertise, Hughes Integrated guides businesses towards an online presence that looks appealing and functions seamlessly, enhancing user experience and driving meaningful interactions. Hughes Integrated equips businesses with the tools necessary to thrive in today's competitive market landscape, making them a valuable partner for companies aiming to enhance their online visibility and customer...

Topic: 01 Rishi Sunak talking to EU over threat to UK electric cars Topic: 02 Schools bewildered by AI advances, say head teachers Presenter: Danayal Zia, Imam Usman Manan & Imam Mubashar Zafri Guest: 01. Simon Williams & RAC 02. Melanie Shufflebotham & Zapmap 03. Rob Hughes & Podpoint 04. Farzana Chaudry 05. Nadim ur Rahman Researchers: Wajiha, Saira & Ruxanna Producer: Dr Zaki Rehman

In this episode of "In Conversation With...," host Kim Dondo is joined by Rob Hughes, the Head of Customer Experience at Railpen. Together, they delve into various topics surrounding effective customer communications, the significance of customer segmentation, and the potential impact of the pensions dashboard on customer engagement.

Rob Hughes anchors “First News” on KMBC ABC 9/KCWE CW 29 in Kansas City, Missouri, weekdays from 7 a.m. - 9 a.m., and noon. He previously served as a general assignment reporter and fill-in anchor at KMBC's sister station, KOCO ABC 5 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.Rob has worked as an anchor, reporter and producer at KSWT CBS 13 in Yuma, Arizona, KRGV ABC 5 in McAllen Texas, and KJCT ABC 8 and KKCO NBC 11, both in Grand Junction, Colorado.Hughes earned his MBA from Emporia State University. He's a lifetime member of Beta Gamma Sigma, the premier honorary organization for students in business, and recognized worldwide as an indicator of outstanding achievement. Beta Gamma Sigma chapters are limited to schools of business that are accredited by AACSB International. To earn membership, graduate students must be in the top 20% of their class. Hughes also graduated from the University of Southern California with Bachelor of Arts degrees in political science and communication.Hughes was on the Dean's list and a recipient of the Order of Troy, presented to the top 140 out of 4,000 graduating seniors for superior academics, leadership and service.While at USC, Hughes was host of “Political Platforum” and “CU@USC,” which was voted best college television talk show by Spin Magazine. The show reaches nearly 2 million homes in the greater Los Angeles area. For his work, Hughes was voted best male host and best senior host. Some of his most memorable interviews include Star Wars creator George Lucas, actors Gary Sinise and Laurence Fishburne, Grammy Award-winning band Train and former USC quarterback Mark Sanchez.Hughes serves as an infantry officer in the Kansas Army National Guard. He's currently a division operations staff officer, and previously served as a battalion operations staff officer, human resources/administrative officer, company executive officer and rifle platoon leader. Hughes deployed to Ukraine in 2016-2017 as part of Operation Atlantic Resolve, European Reassurance Initiative, Joint Multinational Training Group Ukraine, Task Force Tomahawk. Hughes helped train the Ukrainian Army, and worked with the Canadian, Polish, Lithuanian, British and Danish militaries to help build Ukraine's first ever Combat Training Center.His awards and decorations include the Army Commendation Medal, Army Achievement Medal, Armed Forces Reserve Medal with M Device, National Defense Service Medal, Army Service Ribbon, Army Certificate of Achievement and a Citation of Commendation from the Oklahoma State Senate and Oklahoma House of Representatives for being 1 of 16 out of a total 64 soldiers to graduate from Officer Candidate School, and for his commitment to education.Hughes emcees multiple charity events annually. He serves on the Board of Directors of the Kansas City Autism Training Center/Astra Day School. Hughes enjoys spending time with his wife Rhea, children Robbie, Rowan, and Rhen. He also enjoys playing guitar, surfing, snowboarding, running and volunteering. National Suicide Prevention Hotline 988 thewashdownpodcast@gmail.com #NeverAloneAlwaysForward

Rob Hughes anchors “First News” on KMBC ABC 9/KCWE CW 29 in Kansas City, Missouri, weekdays from 7 a.m. - 9 a.m., and noon. He previously served as a general assignment reporter and fill-in anchor at KMBC's sister station, KOCO ABC 5 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.Rob has worked as an anchor, reporter and producer at KSWT CBS 13 in Yuma, Arizona, KRGV ABC 5 in McAllen Texas, and KJCT ABC 8 and KKCO NBC 11, both in Grand Junction, Colorado.Hughes earned his MBA from Emporia State University. He's a lifetime member of Beta Gamma Sigma, the premier honorary organization for students in business, and recognized worldwide as an indicator of outstanding achievement. Beta Gamma Sigma chapters are limited to schools of business that are accredited by AACSB International. To earn membership, graduate students must be in the top 20% of their class. Hughes also graduated from the University of Southern California with Bachelor of Arts degrees in political science and communication.Hughes was on the Dean's list and a recipient of the Order of Troy, presented to the top 140 out of 4,000 graduating seniors for superior academics, leadership and service.While at USC, Hughes was host of “Political Platforum” and “CU@USC,” which was voted best college television talk show by Spin Magazine. The show reaches nearly 2 million homes in the greater Los Angeles area. For his work, Hughes was voted best male host and best senior host. Some of his most memorable interviews include Star Wars creator George Lucas, actors Gary Sinise and Laurence Fishburne, Grammy Award-winning band Train and former USC quarterback Mark Sanchez.Hughes serves as an infantry officer in the Kansas Army National Guard. He's currently a division operations staff officer, and previously served as a battalion operations staff officer, human resources/administrative officer, company executive officer and rifle platoon leader. Hughes deployed to Ukraine in 2016-2017 as part of Operation Atlantic Resolve, European Reassurance Initiative, Joint Multinational Training Group Ukraine, Task Force Tomahawk. Hughes helped train the Ukrainian Army, and worked with the Canadian, Polish, Lithuanian, British and Danish militaries to help build Ukraine's first ever Combat Training Center.His awards and decorations include the Army Commendation Medal, Army Achievement Medal, Armed Forces Reserve Medal with M Device, National Defense Service Medal, Army Service Ribbon, Army Certificate of Achievement and a Citation of Commendation from the Oklahoma State Senate and Oklahoma House of Representatives for being 1 of 16 out of a total 64 soldiers to graduate from Officer Candidate School, and for his commitment to education.Hughes emcees multiple charity events annually. He serves on the Board of Directors of the Kansas City Autism Training Center/Astra Day School. Hughes enjoys spending time with his wife Rhea, children Robbie, Rowan, and Rhen. He also enjoys playing guitar, surfing, snowboarding, running and volunteering. National Suicide Prevention Hotline 988 thewashdownpodcast@gmail.com #NeverAloneAlwaysForward

Clemson coach Erik Bakich and reliever Rob Hughes following loss to Notre Dame.

Podcast episode 37 features Technical Sales Specialist for Johns Manville, Rob Hughes. Join us as we talk about how JM is addressing the rise in desire for solar panel installations on roof systems.  Rob has been helping JM customers keep their warranties intact while venturing into solar energy, discover how this trend is impacting not only our customers but the industry as a whole. 

This week joining Hassan in the studio is Carp Team England Gold Medallist, the face of Trakker and the all round personality that is Chris “Bones” Holmes.Bonesy talks through his early years and how he discovered carp fishing whilst heavily involved in skiing would you believe it. He also had a heavy interest in motorsport but as soon as he got involved with Rob Hughes and the British carp angling Championships his life and career would become immersed in his true passion carp fishing.Bonesy talks about his philosophy of angling and the importance of the social side of angling to him. He has only ever had one syndicate ticket and loves the feel of day tickets homes and abroad.He talks about his very successful match fishing career winning gold with team England and his successful partnership with Neil Rivers. Bonesy also shares his love for fishing matches on the seatbox nowadays too.Finally talks about his career and how things have changed including him leaving Trakker only to come back to the company very recently.Throughout the whole podcast there's loads of banter, humour and personality in abundance as you'd expect. Underneath it all Bonesy shows just what hard work, passion and drive can get you.

I'm thrilled to have Rob and Chris with us to share about Texas forestland and timber contracts.  I learned so much from this podcast episode, and I'm confident you will too! Contact Info for Rob Hughes TFA Website Email:  rhughes@texasforestry.org  Twitter:  @TFARobHughes Contact Info for Chris Adams Vision Forestry Website Email:  cadams@vision-forestry.com   Links to Topics Mentioned on the Show - Texas Forestry Association - Vision Forestry - Association of Consulting Foresters  - Manual for the Appraisal of Timberland - Understanding & Evaluating Carbon Contracts - Carbon contract podcast episode  - Local county forest landowner associations  - Texas Accredited Foresters  - Texas A&M Forest Service - Forestry organizations - Timber Price Trends  

Some of us chose our own paths in life. For others, the path is chosen for us. And if you're Rob Hughes, the senior minister at Broadway Church in Sedalia, Missouri, the path will call you to ministry after years of working in a completely unrelated career field. In this episode of OUTdrive, Cliff sits down with Rob to talk about his unorthodox journey from the glitz of the West Coast film industry to a pulpit in the Midwest.  Rob has been the lead pastor and head of staff for nine years, following a nine-year stint serving in ministry in the Denver, Colorado area. Prior to his calling to ministry, Rob spent 15 years working on a variety of projects as a producer, editor, and director for National Geographic, Disney, Rocky Mountain PBS, and others. In addition to church ministry, Rob also serves as a chaplain for the Sedalia Police Department, a Commissioner for the Synod of Mid-Missouri, and is a member of the Pettis County Ministerial Association. Rob earned his Master of Divinity from Denver Seminary and studied film and communications at the University of California at Santa Barbara. The local church has always been a pillar of small-town communities. Tune in to hear about the rewards, the challenges, and the revelations that come with leading a church staff and congregation in today's world. What you'll learn:  Rob's background growing up in Southern California and how it shaped his original career path into the film industry The use of video in church services and the progression of video clips that suit the diminishing attention span of today's audiences Rob's unorthodox journey into ministry and what he loves about his job as a pastor - collaborating with members and staff The impact of the pandemic on church attendance and active membership The origin story of One Track Train and future plans for the band Using new technology to communicate with the congregation and to attract new potential members to the church Closing thoughts on making the case for the local church and for God's existence in today's world

Rob Hughes is the CEO of Hughes Integrated, a StoryBrand Certified Marketing Agency. As a top-rated StoryBrand Certified Guide, Rob's passion is in helping small businesses accelerate growth. Since 2011, Rob has coached hundreds of business owners and entrepreneurs from over 30 states, giving them the direction and confidence to take their business to the next level. Rob leads a team of marketing ninjas at Hughes Integrated, a StoryBrand Certified Marketing Agency dedicated to growing client revenue through powerfully effective digital marketing tools. His agency runs on three books: Traction (by Gino Wickman), Building a StoryBrand (by Donald Miller) and Profit First (Mike Michalowicz). In this podcast he talks to me about the lessons he has learned in scaling his business from a one-man band to the team of Ninjas he now has & how the 3 books guide his life. Rob also hosts The Thrive Collective Podcast and serves on StoryBrand's Guide Advisory Board. FREE StoryBrand Lesson: How to Use Story To Sell More - https://hughesintegrated.com/how-to-Use-story-to-sell-more/ Website: Hughes Integrated Podcast: The Thrive Collective with Rob Hughes Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/storybrandguide/ Head to our website for Rob's top 3 tips and resources - https://www.debrachantry-taylor.com/podcast Debra Chantry-Taylor Professional EOS Implementer | Entrepreneurial Leadership & Business Coach | Business Owner #betterbusinessbetterlife #entrepreneur #leadership #eosimplementer Professional EOS Implementer Australia Professional EOS Implementer New Zealand --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/betterbusiness-betterlife/message

This week joining Hassan in the podcast studio is a real carp fishing character, Birmingham's finest and a man who has carved out an incredible media career in the industry which started way back in the 1990's, its none other than Jon “Shoes” Jones.We all know carp fishing is full of characters and nothing goes to prove that more than this podcast. From his early years fishing the likes of Patshull Church Pool and Yateley Car Park Lake through to his modern day thoughts on media and rig safety, this podcast covers a huge spectrum of carp fishing and gives you a fascinating peak into the mind of “Shoes”.Starting his angling based in the West Midlands which was and still is home for Jon, he instantly found a real affinity for catching carp. Early highlights included catching “The Pet” from Farlow's the lakes biggest resident as well as capturing “The Baby Orange” from the iconic Yateley Car Park lake. Jon fondly recalls memories of sharing the banks with carp fishing legends such as Rob Maylin, Ritchie MacDonald and Terry Hearn. He also tells a number of tales about the “antics” which went on away from the lake including some seriously funny stories about a certain pub scene at the time.Jon talks about his introduction to working in the carp fishing industry which came from Rob Hughes. He worked with Rob producing photography and video as well as appearing on tv with him. This time was an incredible time for growth in the industry and as Jon's network grew his coverage and presence on the carp fishing scene was cemented. This led to him later talking up various freelance roles providing various forms of media content for leading companies in the industry. Jon recalls stories of his times away and at home fishing and working with the likes of Steve Briggs, Ian Russell and Simon Crow to name but a few. It's a great look at how far he himself and the industry has come.Always know for thinking outside the box Jon shares his thoughts on carp fishing including experimentation and rig thoughts. He talks a great deal about being a responsible angler and rig safety which he feels isn't always of paramount importance in the modern scene. There's a very interesting look at his use of washed out baits and how this led him to great success on the infamous Birchgrove.Finally, Jon talks about modern day media and how the industry has changes especially for someone wanting to work within the industry. The podcast is an eye opening look at carp fishing from both inside and outside the industry. Whether you are after product development insight, baiting strategies or reminiscing about historic captures Jon packs it all in this podcast and all in his own quirky insightful manner.

Dr. Rob Hughes, Director of Operations at Restoration Storehouse takes a moment to Talk Tech with Michael P. Upshaw Sr., President of Above The Cloud Media & Marketing, LLC and creator of the Let's Talk Tech Podcast https://open.spotify.com/show/2aajFMe... https://anchor.fm/michael-upshaw1 https://www.breaker.audio/lets-talk-t... https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0... https://pca.st/lh4e5qhi https://radiopublic.com/lets-talk-tec...Our Guest for this episode is Dr. Rob Hughes, Director of operations Restoration Storehouse https://www.restorationstorehouse.org/Rockdale County Produced with https://www.vmix.com/Purchase/Reselle... Above The Cloud Media & Marketing, LLC authorized vMix reseller and we build custom vMix PC's to run your live streaming production. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/michael-upshaw1/message

Rob Hughes, Assistant Professor of Legal Studies and Business Ethics at the Wharton School talks about why employers have a moral responsibility to take reasonable safety measures to protect employees in the workplace via Covid-19 vaccine mandates. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Many businesses feel like they have something to prove and position themselves as the hero in their story. But customers aren't looking for another hero, they're looking for a guide! When you position yourself as the guide, showing customers exactly how your product can fix their problems and transform them into the hero, you're destined to win!   This week, J.J. and April unpack the Guide section of the StoryBrand framework and show how you can:    -Use specific language throughout your marketing to position your brand as the guide   -Combine empathy and authority to build trust and engagement   -Craft your marketing tools, like a sales email, through the voice of a guide   J.J. also talks with Rob Hughes, one of our amazing StoryBrand Certified Marketing Guides, who shares how he worked with a client to reposition themselves as the guide and how it completely transformed their business!   --   Every week on Marketing Made Simple, marketing experts Dr. J.J. Peterson and April Sunshine Hawkins give you practical marketing tips rooted in the StoryBrand framework and show you how to invite customers into a beautiful story where they become the hero and you become their guide. And when you help your customers win, you win. Subscribe to weekly episodes, dropping every Wednesday in the Marketing Made Simple feed! Just search "Marketing Made Simple" on Apple Podcast, Spotify or wherever you enjoy podcasts.   Begin applying the StoryBrand Framework to your marketing by creating your own BrandScript for FREE at MyStoryBrand.com.

Many businesses feel like they have something to prove and position themselves as the hero in their story. But customers aren't looking for another hero, they're looking for a guide! When you position yourself as the guide, showing customers exactly how your product can fix their problems and transform them into the hero, you're destined to win!   This week, J.J. and April unpack the Guide section of the StoryBrand framework and show how you can:    -Use specific language throughout your marketing to position your brand as the guide   -Combine empathy and authority to build trust and engagement   -Craft your marketing tools, like a sales email, through the voice of a guide   J.J. also talks with Rob Hughes, one of our amazing StoryBrand Certified Marketing Guides, who shares how he worked with a client to reposition themselves as the guide and how it completely transformed their business!   --   Every week on Marketing Made Simple, marketing experts Dr. J.J. Peterson and April Sunshine Hawkins give you practical marketing tips rooted in the StoryBrand framework and show you how to invite customers into a beautiful story where they become the hero and you become their guide. And when you help your customers win, you win. Subscribe to weekly episodes, dropping every Wednesday in the Marketing Made Simple feed! Just search "Marketing Made Simple" on Apple Podcast, Spotify or wherever you enjoy podcasts.   Our StoryBrand certified marketing guides, like Rob Hughes, are the best marketers in the world. Hire a guide to help clarify your marketing and messaging at MarketingMadeSimple.com.   Begin applying the StoryBrand Framework to your marketing by creating your own BrandScript for FREE at MyStoryBrand.com.

On “Behind the Headlines,” Porter-Leath's Rob Hughes discusses the future of preschool in Shelby County after the abrupt end to its partnership with Shelby County Schools. 

On the first part of today's episode, Ian is joined by special guest Rob Hughes aka Mule of local basement metal rogues Dirty Vicar to discuss their new EP Higher Roads Less Travelled as we play the whole thing! We'll also slip in a sludgy, soot-encrusted Dirty Vicar cover of a deep cut from KISS, then get into some long-form doom metal with titanic dirges from Electric Wizard and Craters. The final part of the show will feature decimating new tracks from death metal masters Frozen Soul and Cerebral Rot, as well as an old favourite from the legendary Bolt Thrower, and we'll also dig a classic track out of the Graveyard from the greatest live rock album of all time, UFO's Strangers In The Night! Turn it up!

A few weeks ago AL recorded an interview with Rob Hughes, founder and MD of Reech Media. This episode was ruined by a technical mishap and was unusable. However, we now bring you a better, re-recorded version of the interview from Reech HQ situated in Shrewsbury Business Park. AL sits down with Rob and Creative Director, Dena Evans to discuss where this all began. Starting from a box room, Reech went on to grow into one of Shropshire's most recognisable brands and well respected companies. The ever growing, ever adapting company offers other companies the tools they need to stand out. Websites, branding, social media content, graphic design and much more are on offer here. But where and how did this all begin? What does the day to day look like at Reech? And what goes into selling an idea? - Find out here in the great episode.

In this third episode of the series, we talk to England Carp Team Manager and broadcaster - Rob Hughes. During the "Big Chat" Rob offers a fascinating insight into fish behaviour... so much so, that the conversation may well make you question your own fishing when it comes to feeding and location. From formative years in Shropshire, to managing his country on the global stage, this really is a compelling listen with some brilliant thought provoking moments with one of the best in the business. In the press pack, Dave looks at the latest interesting stories in the angling press, along with the Tackle shed, giving thoughts on the latest bargains and any other new fishing items and bait that caught the eye.Sit back, relax and enjoy the Two Pints of Maggots and A Packet of Hooks Podcast.https://supporter.acast.com/two-pints-of-maggots-a-packet-of-hooks-the-fishing-podcastSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/two-pints-of-maggots-a-packet-of-hooks-the-fishing-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

More news, Views & Gossip from the lads plus we catch up with BT Sports 'On The Bank' presenter, Rob Hughes.

Nash Tackle's carp fishing podcast invites Rob Hughes to join new host Hassan for this episode.All round incredible angler, TV presenter, angling ambassador and Carp Team England manager (plus many more credentials) Rob Hughes shares his stories about his early days fishing in Shropshire/Cheshire through to his modern day angling.Theres a huge amount of information and entertainment  in this episode including Rob meeting/fishing with good friend Simon Crow , an incredible Cassein capture, injuries/illness along with spooky stories and  pioneering trips abroad to fish the likes of Lake Raduta and South Africa.There's so much crammed into this episode we are sure to get Rob back in to discuss more of the shear wealth of fishing information and experience he has. Sit back and enjoy!

A great talk with Rob about his music career

Andy Ford - the other half of BT sports prime time fishing program, On the bank, joins me to discuss fly fishing for England, river keeping and media around fishing and in the wider world and it's demise.Over on our YouTube channel, you'll be able to watch the video of this episode with the added bonus of finding out who won the Brew House Baits competition we ran alongside our last episode with Rob Hughes. Don't forget to keep liking and sharing!

We finish the START PHASE of implementation with Step #4 of your Profit First Implementation – determining your allocation rhythm and schedule your first allocation day as you continue to build your profit habit. Additionally, we have a Profit First Nation Inspiration interview with Rob Hughes of Hughes Integrated.

Carp fishing legend Rob Hughes joins us for this episode of the All About Angling podcast. The two time world champion, broadcaster, journalist and all round good guy joins Dan to talk all things fishing live from the bank!To celebrate having carp royalty on the show, We've joined up with the guys at Brew house baits to give you guys a chance of winning one of their session packs, head over to the All About Angling Facebook page for more information.If you want to see more of Robs work, check him out here;YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/user/RHAPMEDIAFacebookhttps://www.facebook.com/robhughescarp/Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/robhughesangler/?hl=enTVwww.onthebank.tv

The coronavirus pandemic has forced businesses to go virtual if they want to continue growing. This week Rob Hughes sits down with StoryBrand certified guides Jackie Martin and Ben Weaver to discuss redefinition and customization in our increasingly digital culture.

As marketers, our why should be the foundation of everything we do. But we all too often lose sight of our why behind promoting our products and services. In this episode, I interview Rob Hughes, VP and Head of Marketing for EU at Automation Anywhere, about the reasons marketers should hold on to their why more tightly than ever. What we talked about: Keeping your why at the forefront, using your why to shape messaging for prospects & customers, Vision is more fulfilling than product, Linking your work to societal change will reignite your passion   To hear this interview and many more like it, subscribe to The B2B Revenue Acceleration Podcast on Apple Podcasts, on Spotify, or on our website.

We continue the next layer of the Expense Challenge with Profit Opportunities you can apply right now in your business so that you can meet the challenge of converting 10% of your current operating expenses to profit. We also feature a Profit First Nation Inspiration with Rob Hughes from Hughes Integrated.

When will we be allowed to fish is the question.

About this Episode Today we are honored to host Rob Hughes on the show. Rob, a former National Guard member is a “news anchor on KMBC”. Rob struggled in his journalism career and was fired and hired multiple times from different stations, today Rob will talk about his learnings from these failures and his success story. Key Points of Discussion     Rob Hughes’s life story     Struggle in journalism career     Getting into the Army     Lessons learned from career     Success stories of veterans     Media personnel for helping veterans Key Milestones of this Episode [01:32] Rob Hughes’s life story [05:22] Ups and downs in journalism career [09:01] Transition into the Army [17:00] Getting in touch with veteran organizations [23:02] Great lessons learned [30:35] Media for Entrepreneurs [32:09] Success stories [36:59] How to contact Rob [38:25] Bottom line Key Quotes “I hope that I've earned veterans trust.” “People don't always trust the media and especially with veterans.” “Veteran leaders say they utilize social media, but you have two different schools of thought and we'll see a lot of businesses to come to our studio for commercials.” “I would just encourage them to really develop relationships with local media personnel.” “Be comfortable with pitching ideas about their product or service.” “It’s important people know when businesses choose to give back and that's another way to to really think about it.” “Conflict, Character, Controversy, Connection is kind of a framework you can think of to win when you pitch an idea.” About Our Guest  Rob graduated from the University of Southern California and is currently working on his MBA at Emporia State University in Emporia Kansas. He's a professional television broadcaster with the ABC/CW affiliate in Kansas City. Rob is also an infantry officer in the Army National Guard. Rob emcees multiple charity events every year, and serves on several non-profit boards, working as an ambassador and advocate for autism and Veteran/Military causes. Email Twitter Website About Our Sponsors Navy Federal Credit Union is a member-driven credit union with over 8 million members and incredible benefits to support the financial stability of military families. Visit navyfederal.org/veteranmove for more information. Use Fiverr to find freelance talent for your business or project.  Finding the right freelancer can be time consuming, frustrating and expensive.  Where do you go to find the talent? How much will it cost? How can you be certain they will deliver?  Fiverr’s marketplace helps you get more done with less. Fiverr connects businesses with freelancers who offer hundreds of digital services including graphic design, copywriting, web programming, film editing and more.  Find what you are looking for instantly. Check out Fiverr.com and you will get 10% off your first order if you use my code veteran when you check out. Don’t forget to leave us a 5-star rating and review if you enjoyed the show. We would love to hear from you! Download Joe Crane’s Top 7 Paths to Freedom or get it on your mobile device. Text VETERAN to 38470.  Join the Veteran on the Move on Facebook! Check out Veteran on the Move on Facebook to connect with our guests! It’s a great place where you can stay in touch with other veterans who are transitioning to entrepreneurship.  Get updates and free gouge on the people, programs and resources to help you in your transition to entrepreneurship. Veteran On the Move podcast has published over 250 episodes. Our listeners have the opportunity to hear in-depth interviews conducted by host Joe Crane . The podcast features people, programs and resources to assist veterans in their transition to entrepreneurship.  As a result, Veteran On the Move has over 1,000,000 verified downloads through Stitcher Radio, SoundCloud, iTunes and RSS Feed Syndication making it one of the most popular M...

Prestatyn boss on style of performance today, challenges on Rob Hughes and injury news ahead of Welsh Cup.

Calling all Puffarazzi! Two years ago the RSPB’s Project Puffin put out a call for photographs of puffins with fish in their beaks. Hundreds were received and they tell a fascinating story about the lives of these iconic birds who are on the red list of conservation concern. On this episode of Nature’s Voice Jane Markham talks to Dr Ellie Owen about why she’s asking for more photos this year. And she meets Rob Hughes one of the volunteers who identified and counted all the fish in the images you sent.

In this - one of the last episodes of the definitive David Bowie historical audio documents (commonly known as the A to Z of David Bowie), our two resident Bowie-nuts Rob Hughes and Marc Riley take a glance at the life of a man who befriended a pre-teen David Jones and went on to accompany him on his mind-blowing journey from Aladdin Sane, through the 'Philly Dogs' tour…on the Trans -Siberian Railway…on Cruise Liners... and the New Mexico filming stint for The Man Who Fell To Earth. He was Bowie’s best mate with good reason…he’s a Top Bloke. Ladies and Gentlemen…we present…Geoff MacCormack aka Warren Peace. Love On Ya. XAs well as continuing the podcast journey from A to Z you can also immerse yourself in more Bowie related interviews, quizzes, and filmed pieces at our exclusive members club called "Cheap Things", simply by following the link www.patreon.com/cheapthings See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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In this latest chapter looking at all things Bowie (and related) Marc Riley and Rob Hughes sink to new depths courtesy of 'Woody Woodmansey’s U-Boat', and as unlikely as it seems they get a bit Benny Hill in the company of Salvador Dali, they get cosmic whilst scanning the skies for UFO’s…and then take swift look at David’s 'Uncle Arthur'…a Song not a Relative. But then again - IT’S ALL RELATIVE! INNNIT!As well as continuing the podcast journey from A to Z you can also immerse yourself in more Bowie related interviews, quizzes, and filmed pieces at our exclusive members club called "Cheap Things", simply by following the link www.patreon.com/cheapthings See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Rev. Rob Hughes

Rev. Rob Hughes

Rev. Rob Hughes

The Evo-Stik NPL Show returns this week as we pay homage to the FA Trophy exploits of Ramsbottom United as we're joined by Manager Chris Wilcock. In addition we also look ahead to this weekend's big matches in the League as Ben was joined by League Social Media Officer James Heyes and The North East Football Podcast's Mark Carruthers. Plus we talk Workington with BBC Radio Cumbria's John Walsh, Scarborough Athletic with Yorkshire Coast Radio's Ant Taylor, Gainsborough Trinity with club media man Rob Hughes, and that big title six pointer this weekend between South Shields and Farsley Celtic with Live Sport FM's Bernard Chyzy. The opinions expressed within this programme are solely those of the contributors involved, and do not express the views or opinions of the Northern Premier League, Evo-Stik, or FCUM Radio. Music by Hard Luck Child www.unsigned.com/hardluckchild

EPISODE 19 - Rob Hughes Stand-up comedian Rob Hughes joins me as CO-HOST WITH THE M0-HOST for the final episode of season one! We break some fake news headlines, get to grips with the 'glamour' of being a comedian, and Rob tells us what its like to (literally) bring up the next generation of funny people. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/most-best-podcast/message

This next episode of our canter through Bowie’s life sees our glamorous subject reclaim his title as a risk taker and - quite literally -an outsider artist with his 1995 dark masterpiece ‘Outside’. Funnily enough - Marc saw one of the 1995 tour dates ‘outside’... in an arena in the USA...as you will find out if you download and listen to this latest missive from the North of England. Also under the microscope is the scene of one of Bowie’s most infamous (and hilarious) on stage routines… and The Old Grey Whistle Test is revisited too. All courtesy of Rob Hughes and Marc Riley (Research, Delivery + Bumbling,) Howard Nock (Master Editor) and Jason Read (Visualisation). Please feel free to leave a review too. Thanks all! XAs well as continuing the podcast journey from A to Z you can also immerse yourself in more Bowie related interviews, quizzes, and filmed pieces at our exclusive members club called "Cheap Things", simply by following the link www.patreon.com/cheapthings See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

If you take an interest in this particular Bowie-fest you’ll find yourself lost in a world of Lulu, Live Aid, make-up maestro Pierre La Roche, Lazarus…and you’ll even gobble up tales of the Goblin King himself, Jareth - courtesy of the Jim Henson fantasy world of Labyrinth. Your guides on this tour as usual - Journalist cum Bowie-nut Rob Hughes, and Broadcaster cum Cashew-nut Marc Riley. Go on…GET NUTTY.As well as continuing the podcast journey from A to Z you can also immerse yourself in more Bowie related interviews, quizzes, and filmed pieces at our exclusive members club called "Cheap Things", simply by following the link www.patreon.com/cheapthings See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Rob works as a program navigator and coach at R3 Coaching, which offers classes and training to be a "True Success," no matter if you are at work, at home, or just generally active in your community. R3 has a particularly focus on helping business leaders manage their time so that they can feel successful in every part of their lives. One of Rob's main specialties is more precise, effective communication – but we talk about so much more!

By the year 1983 Bowie had established himself as the Crowned Prince of being Predictably Unpredictable… and in that year he unleashed one of the most unexpected stages of his career to date…as the Crowned Prince of Perfect Pop! Lets Dance saw David become of one of the biggest earners in rock. He partially conquered his fear of flying…and conquered the world. Also in this episode - the three minutes of Bowiedom that were to change Marc’s life, Ziggy + The Spiders From Mars appearance on kids TV show 'Lift Of With Ayesha’, and there's a close inspection of the man who put the ‘Stardust' in Ziggy -Norman Carl Odam - aka 'The Legendary Stardust Cowboy'. All courtesy of your hosts Marc Riley and Rob Hughes.As well as continuing the podcast journey from A to Z you can also immerse yourself in more Bowie related interviews, quizzes, and filmed pieces at our exclusive members club called "Cheap Things", simply by following the link www.patreon.com/cheapthings See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week our easily confused Podcasters Marc Riley and Rob Hughes grapple with Bowie Ivory-tickler Mike Garson, ex Taxi driver and Neo Classical bloke Philip Glass and bass supremo George Murray. There’s also a trip to Glastonbury and a profile of early David believer Bob Grace.As well as continuing the podcast journey from A to Z you can also immerse yourself in more Bowie related interviews, quizzes, and filmed pieces at our exclusive members club called "Cheap Things", simply by following the link www.patreon.com/cheapthings See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

#12: Have you ever been captivated by an amazing story?If you're human - chances are, the answer is a resounding YES.(Show Notes: https://REtipster.com/12)Most of us can easily recall the best books we've ever read, the greatest movies we've seen and fairy tales we heard as children that have stuck with us through the years - and there's a good reason behind that.Stories are powerful. They have the ability to make any message more palatable, understandable, easy to accept and digest.Whatever business you're in, you can use the power of story to deliver your message, sell your product and change the world.In this interview, I talk with my good friend Rob Hughes about how we can all leverage story to increase our impact in the marketplace. Rob is a certified StoryBrand Guide with a great deal of insight to share on the subject.

As Porter-Leath’s vice president of development, Rob Hughes has many responsibilities, ranging from planning the annual Rajun Cajun Crawfish Festival to driving Toy Truck donations and assisting in a capital campaign for the organization’s Early Childhood Academy. A native Memphian, Hughes always knew he wanted to make an impact in children’s lives and envisioned a future career in law. After earning both his bachelor’s degree and MBA from Christian Brothers University, he realized a career in nonprofits was a fit. Hughes joined Porter-Leath in 2009 as development coordinator. He was promoted to development manager in 2010, development director in 2014 and, most recently, to vice president of development. His most important responsibility is funding programs and services for the 12,000 local children and families Porter-Leath serves.

Join Marc Riley and Rob Hughes as they rifle through the fascinating life of one of the greatest rock stars the world has ever known. There'll be laughter - there'll be tears, all brought on by stories of escapades with David Bowie and friends. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Rob Hughes thought his kid was a genius--or, if not a genius, at least a very smart boy. Aaron was only five years old and already he could tie his shoes, count to 120, identify pictures of animals in books and recognize the constellation of Orion. Sure, he referred to it as `Oh-wyan,’ but he knew it when he saw it. Aaron was possessed of a powerful imagination, one which was sometimes frustrating to Rob, particularly when it clashed with reality as he knew it. But imagination and belief can be a powerful thing. Civilizations have risen and fallen due to it. Rob Hughes is about to learn a few lessons about the power of belief, and of the thing that feeds on it, stalking the woods near his in-laws' farm. This recorded live reading was captured on August 21, 2015, during a signing event at the Book Mart & Cafe in downtown Starkville, MS.

Following Jesus' crucifixion through readings, worship and prayer, the Good Friday service is lead by Rob Hughes. Readings from the service are listen in order below: Isaiah 53:1-10 Luke 22:14-23 (The Last Supper) Mark 14:32-36 (Gethsemane) Luke 22:47-51 (Jesus' Arrest) Luke 22:66 - Luke 23:1 & Luke 23:13-25 (Jesus' Trial) Luke 23:33-43 (Jesus' Crucifixion) Luke 23:44-49 (It is Finished) Alongside the readings and sermon, there were two short clips that help tell the story of Jesus' trial and crucifixion. Clip 1: A short news-style clip with comments from a Roman Centurion. Some parts of this clip may not be suitable for younger viewers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1lOG-PwAns Clip 2: Who is God? This clip explains why Jesus was crucified. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YNmwY4ETvA Discover more of our sermons from Easter this year by clicking here.

Week 5 of the Things That Make You Go 'Hmmm' sermon series, where this week Rob Hughes looks at why God allows suffering. The sermon builds from a short clip where Stephen Fry is interviewed for the show 'The Meaning Of Life', where he shares his views on Atheism. Listen to the sermon, and hear the answer to the question: "Why does God allow suffering?" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-suvkwNYSQo Rob's sermon also ended by listening to a short song on the same theme: "Trust in You" by Lauren Diagle. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qv-SXz_exKE

Rob Hughes joins Oliver Buckley and Andreas Alvarado on the official Welsh Premier League podcast to talk about the new team for this 2016/17 season.

Rob and Ceej are back with tales of death, ridiculous music collaborations, and virtual boobies.Steve Johnson is a force to be reckoned with, they discuss who they want to have live forever, and the duo finally live out a childhood dream…VR Porn.

Rob and Ceej are back after a short hiatus and they are pumped about Batfleck, Ceej digs Cloverfield 2:Cloverfielder, they both have some sweet tattoos they want to get,Rob can't believe that some people would volunteer to go to prison in his new favorite tv show, and they finish up with their thoughts about XCOM 2

Rob and Ceej deal with death, life, and some weird-ass conspiracies. This episode hits a new low, Chesty Scully is the gift that keeps on giving, the duo debates who grew up with the best cartoons, and Ceej sends Rob down the rabbit hole and Rob isn't quite sure what's real anymore. Don't forget your tinfoil hats.

Ceej and Rob unravel the hidden connection between a song from the 70s and a song from the 90s and you'll never hear either in the same way ever again.X-Files is back and Ceej has a whole bunch to say about it. Conspiracies, a game of "Duchovny or Goldblum?", and a hunted ghost mine both confuses and arouses Rob. They chat about Straight Outta Compton, The Expanse, and more before the duo brings back a segment that the fans have clamored for: THE BDR VOICEMAIL BAG! Call us at 206-666-9820 and leave a message to be answered on an upcoming episode!

Rob and Ceej are back and ready to make 2016 the best year ever. The duo discuss what songs are on their playlists when it's time to get down and dirty, they take a moment of silence for all of the people Death has decided to take from us, Ceej has to defend himself again in regards to a movie series, they discuss Making a Murderer. Ceej reminisces about how the public school system failed him, Rob hates on The Visit (Spoilers: 1:22:17ish), they both loved Electric Boogaloo, Rob wishes Tim Burton would have gotten his chance to make his Superman movie after checking out The Death of Superman Lives.

Ceej and Rob are back after a fantastic Christmas to bring you tales of sad meatballs, sentient jeans, and business goths.

Rob and Ceej are back and they have the biggest nerdboners for Star Wars: The Force Awakens. MASSIVE SPOILERS.

Rob and Ceej are back with tales of friendship, childlike wonderment, and old hard bodies.

Ceej and Rob are back and one of them may be changing into something new. Football, depression, and giving thanks kick off the episode. Rob may have outgrown a horror staple, Ceej thinks he's crazy, and they check out the most ridiculous of hotels. Ceej struggles with his favorite ninja, a Civil War is brewing, and Rob thinks Ceej needs a hoverboard.

Rob and Ceej are back with a brand new episode but for how long? The duo discuss what they would and wouldn't do for the almighty dollar, they spoil Terminator: Genisys (SPOILERS 28:40-52ish), and BDR's version of Kutch's The Butterfly Effect would be quite the sight to see. After all of this it comes to light that Henry Allen says weird shit during sex, Daryl Dixon has a hygiene problem. and Ceej communes with his tribe.

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Ceej and Rob are back and they unearth hidden shame buried deep within one of them. The duo chat about inappropriate thoughts about comic strips, new fetishes, and orcs before diving into the thick meaty center of the episode. FALLOUT 4 takes Rob and Ceej back to the wasteland and they have some strong feelings about it. After wandering through the wasteland they chat about how awesome The Flash is (SPOILERS: 45:20 - 56ish), why the second season of Gotham is kicking ass, and they end the episode with a drunken discussion of the latest The Walking Dead episodes: "He's Not Here" and "Now".

Ceej and Rob are feelin' good in the neighborhood. A Midwestern cold case gets hot and Rob gets bothered, Ceej envisions a country run by Marilyn Manson, and then the duo have a "late to the party" discussion about Age of Ultron. They finish up the episode with a discussion of the latest episodes of The Walking Dead and Rob still hates Ninja Morgan while Ceej tries his best to change Rob's mind.

Rob gets down on one knee to ask Ceej a very important question in this amazing new episode! Rob is in full fanboy mode after seeing the newest trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Ceej hates on pod racing, and they speculate on (spoilers if they guess right) what J.J. really has in store for the upcoming movie. Ceej refuses to watch good movies and instead checks out 3 terrible movies in a row, they both are super excited for Fallout 4, they reminisce about peak Barrymore, and then Ceej tells some jokes.

Ceej and Rob are back with a brand new episode and Ceej is not a happy camper. Ceej has trouble sleeping after watching the documentary The Nightmare and is certain Rob pulled a "The Ring" on him. Lucid dreaming, re-occurring nightmares, and shadow people populate the bulk of the discussion until the duo head to Alexandria to hang with Rick and the gang in a segment Ceej desperately wants to happen.

Ceej and Rob are back and are ready to rock out with their cocks out. Ceej has questionable taste in cereal, Rob brings the Ponykickers out of retirement in Rock Band 4, Ceej tries to channel his inner Manson, and Rob is in love with Lego Dimensions. They discuss the ending to the first season of Fear the Walking Dead (SPOILERS: 32:ish - 42:ish) and Rob quickly vents about the Poltergeist remake (SPOILERS: 43:ish - 47:ish). They finish the episode with trying to come up with even more costume ideas for Rob.

Ceej and Rob are excited for SHOCKTOBER, the eclipse has completely fucked over Rob, and Ceej is pretty sure Rob's social life is over after an embarrassing incident. During all of this the duo still has time to discuss inappropriate Halloween costumes, sandwich appendages, how bad ass Destiny is now, and what would happen if one of their favorite actors decided to take over the role of Fox Mulder.  Hint: It would be amazing.

Ceej and Rob are back to discuss Feebs, Plebes, and Roccas. Ceej checks out Goodnight Mommy, Rob checks out Cooties, and they come up with a new rating system before Ceej flies off the handle in regards to his problems with Fear the Walking Dead. Rob has no idea what he's watching in regards to the Minority Report show, loves Narcos, and then explains why he decided to not become a meteorologist.

Ceej and Rob are back with tales of misguided help, ren fests, and copyright infringement. Ceej punches mirrors much to the dismay of his mother, Rob was a sad bastard who hung out in graveyards, and they both want cheese and extra pepperoni on their Tombstone...pizzas. They chat about IT FOLLOWS (Spoilers: 40:00-50:ish) and get excited for Halloween.

Ceej and Rob are back and they bring you a special vacation edition of the podcast. The duo become one with nature while hanging out at the Hughes family compound in the middle of nowhere and even Lesley joins in on the fun. Ceej drinks shitsky, Rob's family crest would be the best, and Lesley thinks they are both half-assing it.

We look at the Hawks NBA Draft moves. NFL talk - Falcons, Saints, Cowboys. College Football spotlight - Clemson Tigers. Featuring interview with former Clemson Tiger and now Atlanta Falcons DL Grady Jarrett. Hear 2 sportcasting phenoms from HS and Middle School ages 13 and 16 yrs old join us on air. Plus community spotlight with Rev. Rob Hughes. Tune in Mondays 7:00- 8:00 Live on air in Atlanta area on WIGO 1570. Online atwww.realtalksports.net. Mobile via the TuneIn radio app. Follow us on Tunein Radio. Call in line during live show is 404-361-1571.  Follow the show on Social Media sites as @TALKSPORTSATL. AND WE FOLLOW BACK! :-D