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In this episode, Bobby and Bridge dive into the fascinating dynamics between leadership and followership, exploring how followers play a critical role in organisational success. Following the insights from thought leaders like Barbara Kellerman and Robert Kelley, they break down the five followership styles. And through real-world examples and personal stories, they discuss how good followers can challenge leaders, promote teamwork, and contribute to a thriving organisational culture. Whether you're a leader or follower, this episode will leave you thinking about how both roles work together for success. Tune in for “Being a Leading Follower” and see where the convo takes you. Links A British Army Followership Doctrine Note.pdf (mod.uk) Followership - the great skill of Leadership Kelley's model for followership Followership: How Followers Are Creating Change and Changing Leaders: Barbara Kellerman: Amazon.com The Art of Followership: How Great Followers Create Great Leaders and Organizations: Ronald E. Riggio, Ira Chaleff, Jean Lipman-Blumen: Amazon.com Encouraging critical thinking in the workplace A Leader is Made by a First Follower (YouTube) What Is Followership? 14 Qualities of Good Followers | Indeed.com The 10 Rules of Good Followership: Meilinger.pdf (govleaders.org) How Followership leads to Leadership: Clive Barrow (TedX) Turn the ship around Manager meets the monkey- Ken Blanchard
Planet Poet-Words in Space – NEW PODCAST! LISTEN to my WIOX show (originally aired August 13th, 2024) featuring Bruce McPherson, the founding Director of the award-winning McPherson & Co.- a Literary and Arts Publishing Company, who will present and read from his compelling and award-winning catalog of books. Pamela Manché Pearce, Planet Poet's intrepid Poet-at-Large, joins us later in the program. Visit: Sharonisraelpoet.com. Visit McPherson & Co Visit: Pamela Manche Pearce Here's some information about Bruce McPherson and McPherson & Co. In 1974, Bruce McPherson founded McPherson & Company, an independent literary and arts publishing house in Providence, Rhode Island. He relocated the press three years later to Kingston, N.Y. in the Hudson Valley. McPherson & Company has been a full-time project since 1984, and has issued roughly 150 editions of more than 100 titles by authors from around the country and around the world. The press specializes in four areas: contemporary fiction (mostly American authors), great “lost” literary works from the Twentieth Century (our Recovered Classics series), non-fiction books dealing with contemporary art, film, aesthetics, and related cultural issues (often presented under the Documentext imprint), and, finally, translations of distinguished works by authors of Italian, Spanish, French, and German fiction and non-fiction. McPherson & Co. was named ForeWord Reviews' 2010 Independent Publisher of the Year. The press has won numerous other awards including Community of Literary Magazines and Presses Lord Nose Award 2017; NATIONAL BOOK AWARD for Fiction 2010: Lord of Misrule; the Bronze IPPY (Independent Publisher Book Awards) Visionary Fiction Prize 2023: Headless World; the Bronze IPPY Literary Fiction Prize 2017: Renato After Alba; Ohioana Prize Finalist 2016: This Earth You'll Come Back To; And, for the novel Sea of Hooks - the Gold IPPY Literary Fiction Prize 2015 and the PEN CENTER USA Fiction Award 2014. Sea of Hooks was also CHAUTAUQUA Prize Finalist 2014 and was listed as one of the top 10 books of the year in New York Magazine and Publishers Weekly).
The head of the UN's nuclear watchdog warns military action is posing serious risks to the Kursk nuclear power plant. Moscow says the facility in Russia has been attacked by Ukrainian forces. Kyiv hasn't commented. So how dangerous is the situation? In this episode: Rafael Grossi, Director General, International Atomic Energy Agency. Robert Kelley, Distinguished Associate Fellow, Stockholm International Peace Research Institute. Elena Sokova, Executive Director, Vienna Center for Disarmament and Nonproliferation. Anatol Lieven, Director, Eurasia Programme, Quincy Institute. Host: James Bays Connect with us:@AJEPodcasts on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook
▬ About Församlingen Klippan - Falun ▬▬▬▬ Församlingen Klippan is a place where you can meet and experience Jesus, take part in our welcoming community, hear and participate in uplifting praise and share a sermon that both inspires and challenges you to become who God intended you to be. We see Församlingen Klippan as an authentic, spirit-filled, gospel-centered congregation that impacts our city and our country by proclaiming and living the full gospel of Jesus Christ. Församlingen Klippan is active in Sweden and part of UPCN (United Pentecostal Church Nordic). ▬ Social Media ▬▬▬▬ ► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/klippanfalun/ ► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/forsamlinge... ►Youtube : youtube.com/@forsamlingenklippanfalun ► Website: https://www.forsamlingenklippan.se/
Rev. Robert Kelley. writes on the topic of racism with a mixture of observation, personal experiences, inspired biblical instruction and flat footed exhortation. He concludes fully challenging conservative evangelical men to become the solution to racism in the American Church by becoming aspiring strong men of God in the image of Jesus Christ and leading out. Brother Kelley is also the Founder of Open Door Communication Ministries, Inc. (ODCM) was founded August 12, 1985 in Fort Worth, Texas by Rev. Robert Kelley. The Ministry moved to Portland, Oregon in 1997 when he was sent by the Lord to pastor a local church. He has been a Christian since Easter Sunday 1977 and accepted God's call into the ministry in 1979. Rev. Kelley has served churches since 1980 as a teacher, program leader, minister of education/media and pastor. Rev. Kelley holds a BA Degree in Radio/Television Broadcasting from San Jose State University, San Jose, CA and a MA Degree in Communication from Southwestern Seminary, Fort Worth, TX. He is a spiritually gifted communicator, instructor and author.. CONTACT: Rev. Robert Kelley, Strong Man Ministries P.O. BOX 56704 Portland, OR 97238-6704 Ph (971) 299-8821971-299-8821, E-mail revkelley@thestrongmanofGod.org Strong Man Ministries http://thestrongmanofGod.org http://opendoorcommin.org https://thestrongmanofGod.org/Blog
‘San José Dance Theatre' – Silicon Valley's Outreach for Assistance: San José Dance Theatre was founded in 1964 as Paul E. Curtis Jr.'s Los Gatos Academy of Dance and the West Valley Ballet Foundation. The name was later changed to San José Dance Theatre in 1965 and incorporated as a nonprofit educational organization. For more than 58 years, SJDT has specialized in classical ballet training for children from four years of age to the advanced pre-professional level. Many SJDT alumni have gone on to prominent University and Conservatory programs and successful careers in dance. SJDT has delighted local audiences for five decades with performances including Cinderella, Alice in Wonderland, and Sleeping Beauty. In December 2023, SJDT will celebrate its 58th annual production of The Original San Jose Nutcracker at the San Jose Center for the Performing Arts. America's Ballet Theatre Problem: Declining Audience Attendance: A 14 % decline in seats sold, a 17 % reduction in paid capacity, and an 8 % drop in revenue per performance. Regional Theatres Closing: Last year, 20% of regional theaters had closed. This represents a loss of over 100 theaters. Competition: Ballet theaters face competition from other forms of entertainment, such as digital media, which divert attention and funding away from live performances. * Data cited from internet sources and may not be 100% updated San José Dance Theatre's Mission: San José Dance Theatre (SJDT) promotes the positive impact of dance in Silicon Valley through accessible performances, excellent training, creative outreach, and collaboration across the arts. We strive to illuminate the human experience while enriching an appreciation of movement and music to an expanding and diverse audience. We value and maintain excellence in classical ballet and contemporary dance training in our school, pre-professional programs, and professional ballet company, providing innovative opportunities for dancers of all levels. We seek to engage our community through collaboration with artists, arts organizations, government and private sectors. About the Guest: Elizabeth Sweeney began her dance training under the Royal Academy of Dance. She then began training under Paul Curtis and Shawn Stuart at the San José Dance Theatre. With their guidance, she performed in The Nutcracker from eight to seventeen. While dancing at the San José Dance Theatre under Robert Kelley's direction, she was allowed to participate in Regional Dance America. She then danced at the former San Jose Cleveland Ballet School under the direction of Denis Nahat before continuing to University. Elizabeth Graduated from California State University Long Beach with a BA in Dance. Elizabeth is TESOL certified and taught English in Beijing, China, before returning home to become an insurance professional. Elizabeth has taught dance and has been a rehearsal assistant for SJDT since she joined the board of directors. "Dance is more than movement; it's discipline, teamwork, and timeliness." Elizabeth Sweeney In this Episode: In the upcoming episode, listeners can anticipate a captivating journey through the history and future aspirations of San José Dance Theatre, a renowned ballet institution. Through engaging anecdotes, Executive Director Elizabeth provides a delightful peek into the organization's roots, tracing its evolution from a humble dance academy to a revered nonprofit. Discover the heartwarming story of how the iconic Nutcracker became a cherished tradition in America while gaining insights into the organization's commitment to making ballet accessible to all, fostering young talents, and forging collaborations with the broader arts community. Join the conversation to explore San José Dance Theatre‘s vision for the next three to five years, promising an inspiring episode filled with passion, purpose, and a love for the arts. Show Notes: History of San José Dance Theatre: from its inception in 1964 as a small dance academy to its current status as a revered nonprofit organization The enchanting story behind the iconic Nutcracker and how it became integral to San José Dance Theatre's identity The organization's commitment to accessibility, providing scholarships and opportunities to young dancers from diverse backgrounds Insights into the financial challenges faced by San José Dance Theatre and their creative approach to fundraising, including COVID-era adaptations Elizabeth's journey from a young dance enthusiast to the Executive Director of San José Dance Theatre Learn productions that resonate with the public, including upcoming shows like Dracula, The Great Gatsby, and The Little Mermaid How San José Dance Theatre's commitment to accessibility extends to its efforts to reach schools and diverse communities Gain valuable nonprofit organizations and social entrepreneurs, emphasizing the need to remain true to their core mission and values How the organization's professional dance company has expanded its artistic offerings and collaborations Understanding the role of brand awareness in nonprofit success and the importance of clear mission communication A sneak peek into the organization's vision for the next three to five years, with a focus on making ballet and the arts more accessible to a broader audience Delve into competing with other dance schools and maintaining the organization's unique identity Links Mentioned: The Nutcracker Cambrian Symphony Opera San José The Great Gatsby The Little Mermaid Donate to San José Dance Theatre Connect with Elizabeth Sweeney and SJDT: Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTube | San José Dance Theatre If you are interested in joining Ballet, Contact San José Dance Theatre: Address: 1756 Junction Ave. Suite E San Jose, CA 95112 Phone: (408) 286-9905 Email: godance@sjdt.org
Michael Saylor has read Murray Rothbard's magnificent history of the USA: Conceived in Liberty, and he is joined by Patrick Newman, Mises Institute Fellow and editor of the fifth volume of Conceived in Liberty, to discuss American colonial history, the American revolution, and economic freedom!References:Conceived in Liberty, Murray Rothbard - https://mises.org/library/conceived-liberty-2Murray Rothbard's books - https://mises.org/profile/murray-n-rothbard The State in Third Millenium, Prince Hans Adam - https://www.amazon.com/State-Third-Millennium-Prince-Hans-Adam/dp/3905881047 Conquests and Cultures, Thomas Sowell - https://www.amazon.com/Conquests-Cultures-International-Thomas-Sowell/dp/0465014003 Essays on Colonies, Adam Smith - https://www.amazon.com/Essay-Colonies-Adam-Smith/dp/0898757843Cronyism: Liberty versus Power in Early America, 1607–1849, Patrick Newman - https://mises.org/library/cronyism-liberty-versus-power-early-america-1607-1849Farewell to Alms, Gregory Clark - https://faculty.econ.ucdavis.edu/faculty/gclark/papers/FTA2006-1.pdf The Transatlantic Persuasion: Liberal-Democratic Mind in the Age of Gladstone, Robert Kelley - https://www.amazon.com/Transatlantic-Persuasion-Liberal-Democratic-Mind-Gladstone/dp/0887386350 Enjoyed this episode? Join Saifedean's online learning platform to take part in weekly podcast seminars, access Saifedean's five online economics courses, and read his writing, including his new book, Principles of Economics! Find out more on saifedean.com!
An essential concept in Elliott wave analysis is the "right look." Meaning, you should be able to identify the wave pattern easily, without forcing the market's hand. Watch our Trader's Classroom instructor Robert Kelley explain how to avoid making this mistake.
An essential concept in Elliott wave analysis is the "right look." Meaning, you should be able to identify the wave pattern easily, without forcing the market's hand. Watch our Trader's Classroom instructor Robert Kelley explain how to avoid making this mistake.
An essential concept in Elliott wave analysis is the "right look." Meaning, you should be able to identify the wave pattern easily, without forcing the market's hand. Watch our Trader's Classroom instructor Robert Kelley explain how to avoid making this mistake.
An essential concept in Elliott wave analysis is the "right look." Meaning, you should be able to identify the wave pattern easily, without forcing the market's hand. Watch our Trader's Classroom instructor Robert Kelley explain how to avoid making this mistake.
An essential concept in Elliott wave analysis is the "right look." Meaning, you should be able to identify the wave pattern easily, without forcing the market's hand. Watch our Trader's Classroom instructor Robert Kelley explain how to avoid making this mistake.
An essential concept in Elliott wave analysis is the "right look." Meaning, you should be able to identify the wave pattern easily, without forcing the market's hand. Watch our Trader's Classroom instructor Robert Kelley explain how to avoid making this mistake.
An essential concept in Elliott wave analysis is the "right look." Meaning, you should be able to identify the wave pattern easily, without forcing the market's hand. Watch our Trader's Classroom instructor Robert Kelley explain how to avoid making this mistake.
An essential concept in Elliott wave analysis is the "right look." Meaning, you should be able to identify the wave pattern easily, without forcing the market's hand. Watch our Trader's Classroom instructor Robert Kelley explain how to avoid making this mistake.
An essential concept in Elliott wave analysis is the "right look." Meaning, you should be able to identify the wave pattern easily, without forcing the market's hand. Watch our Trader's Classroom instructor Robert Kelley explain how to avoid making this mistake.
An essential concept in Elliott wave analysis is the "right look." Meaning, you should be able to identify the wave pattern easily, without forcing the market's hand. Watch our Trader's Classroom instructor Robert Kelley explain how to avoid making this mistake.
An essential concept in Elliott wave analysis is the "right look." Meaning, you should be able to identify the wave pattern easily, without forcing the market's hand. Watch our Trader's Classroom instructor Robert Kelley explain how to avoid making this mistake.
An essential concept in Elliott wave analysis is the "right look." Meaning, you should be able to identify the wave pattern easily, without forcing the market's hand. Watch our Trader's Classroom instructor Robert Kelley explain how to avoid making this mistake.
An essential concept in Elliott wave analysis is the "right look." Meaning, you should be able to identify the wave pattern easily, without forcing the market's hand. Watch our Trader's Classroom instructor Robert Kelley explain how to avoid making this mistake.
An essential concept in Elliott wave analysis is the "right look." Meaning, you should be able to identify the wave pattern easily, without forcing the market's hand. Watch our Trader's Classroom instructor Robert Kelley explain how to avoid making this mistake.
An essential concept in Elliott wave analysis is the "right look." Meaning, you should be able to identify the wave pattern easily, without forcing the market's hand. Watch our Trader's Classroom instructor Robert Kelley explain how to avoid making this mistake.
An essential concept in Elliott wave analysis is the "right look." Meaning, you should be able to identify the wave pattern easily, without forcing the market's hand. Watch our Trader's Classroom instructor Robert Kelley explain how to avoid making this mistake.
An essential concept in Elliott wave analysis is the "right look." Meaning, you should be able to identify the wave pattern easily, without forcing the market's hand. Watch our Trader's Classroom instructor Robert Kelley explain how to avoid making this mistake.
An essential concept in Elliott wave analysis is the "right look." Meaning, you should be able to identify the wave pattern easily, without forcing the market's hand. Watch our Trader's Classroom instructor Robert Kelley explain how to avoid making this mistake.
An essential concept in Elliott wave analysis is the "right look." Meaning, you should be able to identify the wave pattern easily, without forcing the market's hand. Watch our Trader's Classroom instructor Robert Kelley explain how to avoid making this mistake.
An essential concept in Elliott wave analysis is the "right look." Meaning, you should be able to identify the wave pattern easily, without forcing the market's hand. Watch our Trader's Classroom instructor Robert Kelley explain how to avoid making this mistake.
An essential concept in Elliott wave analysis is the "right look." Meaning, you should be able to identify the wave pattern easily, without forcing the market's hand. Watch our Trader's Classroom instructor Robert Kelley explain how to avoid making this mistake.
An essential concept in Elliott wave analysis is the "right look." Meaning, you should be able to identify the wave pattern easily, without forcing the market's hand. Watch our Trader's Classroom instructor Robert Kelley explain how to avoid making this mistake.
An essential concept in Elliott wave analysis is the "right look." Meaning, you should be able to identify the wave pattern easily, without forcing the market's hand. Watch our Trader's Classroom instructor Robert Kelley explain how to avoid making this mistake.
An essential concept in Elliott wave analysis is the "right look." Meaning, you should be able to identify the wave pattern easily, without forcing the market's hand. Watch our Trader's Classroom instructor Robert Kelley explain how to avoid making this mistake.
An essential concept in Elliott wave analysis is the "right look." Meaning, you should be able to identify the wave pattern easily, without forcing the market's hand. Watch our Trader's Classroom instructor Robert Kelley explain how to avoid making this mistake.
An essential concept in Elliott wave analysis is the "right look." Meaning, you should be able to identify the wave pattern easily, without forcing the market's hand. Watch our Trader's Classroom instructor Robert Kelley explain how to avoid making this mistake.
An essential concept in Elliott wave analysis is the "right look." Meaning, you should be able to identify the wave pattern easily, without forcing the market's hand. Watch our Trader's Classroom instructor Robert Kelley explain how to avoid making this mistake.
An essential concept in Elliott wave analysis is the "right look." Meaning, you should be able to identify the wave pattern easily, without forcing the market's hand. Watch our Trader's Classroom instructor Robert Kelley explain how to avoid making this mistake.
An essential concept in Elliott wave analysis is the "right look." Meaning, you should be able to identify the wave pattern easily, without forcing the market's hand. Watch our Trader's Classroom instructor Robert Kelley explain how to avoid making this mistake.
▬ About Församlingen Klippan - Falun ▬▬▬▬ Församlingen Klippan is a place where you can meet and experience Jesus, take part in our welcoming community, hear and participate in uplifting praise and share a sermon that both inspires and challenges you to become who God intended you to be. We see Församlingen Klippan as an authentic, spirit-filled, gospel-centered congregation that impacts our city and our country by proclaiming and living the full gospel of Jesus Christ. Församlingen Klippan is active in Sweden and part of UPCN (United Pentecostal Church Nordic). ▬ Social Media ▬▬▬▬ ► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/klippanfalun/ ► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/forsamlinge... ►Youtube : youtube.com/@forsamlingenklippanfalun ► Website: https://www.forsamlingenklippan.se/
I am really excited for you to hear my conversation with legendary comedian and storyteller DC Benny Stand Up is a daily podcast. I book,host,edit, post and promote new episodes with brilliant guests every day. Please subscribe now for as little as 5$ and gain access to a community of over 740 awesome, curious, kind, funny, brilliant, generous souls. In the hard-hitting New York comedy world, D.C. Benny is a heavyweight contender. His nickname “D.C.” was given to him by Harlem's legendary host; “Uncle” Jimmy Mack, who sadly passed away in the 2014 Tracy Morgan car accident. Benny's unusual style of telling autobiographical stories, inhabited by original characters has been sharpened for almost thirty years as a performer. His personal essays, stories, and articles have been featured in New York Magazine, The New York Observer, Narratively, and Heeb Magazine. Benny's diverse fan base know him from a wide range of appearances; his “White Boy Rips The Apollo” clip with almost ten million views, his Comedy Central Presents, one the of the network's highest-rated half-hour specials, as a top eight finalist on NBC's Last Comic Standing, his role as Caesar in John Singleton's feature film “Illegal Tender”, as “Chaz” on the soap opera “As The World Turns”, and national commercials for Verizon, Dell, Volkswagon, Wendy's, AIG, as well as the Budweiser “How You Doin'?” superbowl spots campaign. His weekly comedic story-telling show, Urban Myth, became an underground staple, where performers such as Dave Chappelle, Robert Kelley, Jim Gaffigan, Jim Norton, Jay Oakerson, Kevin Hart, Mike Epps, and SNL's Dean Edwards would tell their true, funny, stories, to a packed house at The Zinc, a downtown New York jazz bar. Currently, Benny co-hosts the story-telling podcast “Tall But True” with his friend, Cash Cab's Ben Bailey, where guests like Ray Romano, Dom Irrera, Colin Quinn, Adam Ferrara, Artie Lange, and Bill Burr share funny stories and talk smack. Benny lives in Brooklyn where he fiddles around with old Land Rovers when he is supposed to be helping his wife run her natural skincare business. He has a dog named Grits and two cats who prefer that he not share their personal information in this bio. Check out all things Jon Carroll Follow and Support Pete Coe Pete on YouTube Pete on Twitter Pete On Instagram Pete Personal FB page Stand Up with Pete FB page
In this episode of Researching Peace, we welcome Robert Kelley, a veteran nuclear engineer at the US Department of Energy's nuclear weapons complex at Los Alamos. Kelley was involved in research and engineering operations before shifting to information analysis and disarmament in the 1980s. He worked for the International Atomic Energy Agency where he led the nuclear inspections in Iraq in 1992 and again in 2001. Over the course of his career, he has traveled to more than 20 countries, including South Africa and Libya to inspect nuclear weapons programs. We are pleased to present this episode of Researching Peace in English. Researching Peace is a podcast from the Department of Peace and Conflict Research and the Alva Myrdal Center for Nuclear Disarmament at Uppsala University.
▬ About Församlingen Klippan - Falun ▬▬▬▬ Församlingen Klippan is a place where you can meet and experience Jesus, take part in our welcoming community, hear and participate in uplifting praise and share a sermon that both inspires and challenges you to become who God intended you to be. We see Församlingen Klippan as an authentic, spirit-filled, gospel-centered congregation that impacts our city and our country by proclaiming and living the full gospel of Jesus Christ. Församlingen Klippan is active in Sweden and part of UPCN (United Pentecostal Church Nordic). ▬ Social Media ▬▬▬▬ ► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/klippanfalun/ ► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/forsamlinge... ►Youtube : youtube.com/@forsamlingenklippanfalun ► Website: https://www.forsamlingenklippan.se/
Trevor Noah: We have caught and compromised to a permanent end of Daily Show hosting duties, Trevor Noah.Skankfest: Skankfest is NIGH! The boys will be there and they are going over the schedule.Milly: We get a call from a rapper/interviewer and in true Jim and Them fashion that is what the rest of the episode becomes.GRIT!, DETROIT LIONS!, HARD KNOCKS!, JIM AND JEFF!, WE GOT HIM!, TREVOR NOAH!, THE DAILY SHOW!, JOHN CENA!, VICTORY!, SAMANTHA BEE!, 7 AND DONE!, PATREON!, JIMTERVENTION!, LIVE PODCASTS!, NO LOADS REFUSED!, PIMPED OUT CUM DUMP!, ETHICS!, BOTTOM!, BLOCKED!, LEGION OF SKANKS!, SKANKFEST!, SMODCAST!, HARMONTOWN!, NBA 2K22!, ELLISMANIA!, GET TO BE YOU!, NAKED ROAST!, KARAOKE!, TUESDAYS WITH STORIES!, SHANE GILLIS!, MARK NORMAND!, BASTARD RADIO!, TIM DILLON!, MATT AND SHANE!, CREEK CAVE!, THE BONFIRE!, ROBERT KELLEY!, JIM NORTON!, JOE LIST!, CROWD WORK!, BIG JAY!, THE HIP HOP SHOW!, CRACK AMICO!, DAVE ATTELL!, STONER DADS!, JOE DEROSA!, THRILL ME!, TJ MILLER!, MILLY!, MILSON COBY!, RAPPER!, INTERVIEWS!, FUNERAL!, GREAT UNCLE!, ELVIS!, DIED ON THE TOILET!, WIFE!, BOYFRIEND!, NO JUDGEMENT!, FLORIDA!, PETIE PABLO!, NORTH CAROLINA!, RAISE UP!, STREAMER!, YOUTUBE!, ANGLE!, STALLING!, WOODSTOCK 99!, LIMP BIZKIT!, KORN!, BEATS!, TRACKS!, SOUNDCLOUD!, FLUFFASAUCE!, CRITICAL RACE THEORY!, SYSTEMIC OPPRESSION!, JEWS!, ROLLING YOUR R'S!, CHURCH!, SPIRITUAL!, CHIPMUNK VOICES!, CRAZY FROG!, CURVEBALLS!, FAVORITE RAPPER!, FABO!, STITCHES!, PLAYLIST!, SMOKE WEED!, PEEP!, EMO!, SPANKING!, BELT!, SPATULA!, THEME PARKS!, HALLOWEEN HORROR NIGHTS!, AIRBNB!, EXPENSIVE!, SETTING THE SCENE!, WORK WORK WORK!, RIHANNA!, THE WEEKND!, 2 BEDROOMS!, PANDA!, DESIIGNER!, CLUB!, HOTLINE BLING!, CAN'T FEEL MY FACE!, ROAD HEAD!, JIMMY EAT WORLD!, THE MIDDLE!, BODY BUILDERS!You can find the videos from this episode at our Discord RIGHT HERE!
Charles and Josh talk about leadership through the lens of Robert Kelley's followership theory. Most of us, including leaders, are also followers. This episode gives a brief overview of the followership model, and how it can help leaders.https://hbr.org/1988/11/in-praise-of-followers
Comedian Robert Kelly is part of The Nasty Show at Just for Laughs and he joined Jay, Sharon and Chantal live in-studio.
Paul Gordon, composer/lyricist for the musical adaptation of “Sense & Sensibility,” and other works, in conversation with host Richard Wolinsky. Paul Gordon was a pop music songwriter when he decided to create a musical adaptation of Jane Eyre, which arrived in Broadway in December 2000 and ran for six months. Since then, he's written the music and lyrics for several shows, including Pride & Prejudice, Emma, Daddy Long Legs, Estella Scrooge and Sleepy Hollow. His version of Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility, directed by Robert Kelley, plays at the Lucie Stern Theatre as part of the TheatreWorks Silicon Valley current season, and runs through April 3, 2022. His earlier Pride & Prejudice at TheatreWorks can be rented through Amazon Prime. In this interview, he discusses the trajectory of his career, some of the challenges facing adaptations of Jane Austen, elements of the current production, and his work at streamingmusicals.com The post Paul Gordon, composer/lyricist “Sense & Sensibility,” 2022 appeared first on KPFA.
The safety of Ukraine's nuclear power plants has been a concern since Russia's invasion. How far should we worry? And what are the risks of war really escalating to involve nuclear weapons? We get the view of Robert Kelley, a nuclear veteran who led the U.S.'s foremost organization on nuclear emergency response, plus the latest from Bloomberg's Jonathan Tirone. Paul Dorfman from the University of Sussex also joins Bloomberg Westminster's Yuan Potts and Caroline Hepker with his view on the future of nuclear power. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Jessica talks to veteran missionary Robert Kelley about ministering to the humanistic and agnostic Northern European region and the power of the Word to transform hearts and lives. Robert provides insight on reaching those who have no basis in biblical teachings and approach things from an intellectual perspective. He encourages those interested in missions to find a spouse who shares that belief and calling. Follow Jessica on Instagram: @GoodQuestionShow and Facebook: Good Question With Jessica Tanderup Podcast. Follow her for news, updates, and peeks behind the scenes. If you love what we're doing and want to support the show you can do so at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/goodquestion To support our trip to Denmark follow the link: https://app.mobilecause.com/form/i4K2Ug?parent_id=660705&vid=mzb3v Email the show goodquestionshow@gmail.com with questions, ideas, or suggestions. We'd love to hear from you.
KPFA theatre critic Richard Wolinsky reviews a new musical adaptation of “Pride & Prejudice” at TheatreWorks Lucie Stern Theater in Palo Alto through January 4, 2020. TheatreWorks website Text of review (audio is slightly different). Jane Austen only wrote six complete books, yet over two centuries since her death, she has become one of the most popular best-selling authors. There have at least seventeen adaptations of Pride and Prejudice, including six miniseries, and a variety of films, from the direct to the indirect, including Bridget Jones' Diary and, god help us, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. Plus at least four musical adaptations, the most recent of which is a world premiere, with book, music and lyrics by Paul Gordon, which can be seen at Theatreworks' Lucie Stern Theatre in Palo Alto through January 4th. It's, set in Regency England. The Bennet family has five daughters, the eldest Jane a beauty, the next in line, Elizabeth, proud and smart. For girls, the only step to take when of age is marriage, most preferably to a man of property. A love match is fine, but security is what counts. Jane has someone she dotes on, and Elizabeth …well, you take what you can get. And then there's that rude Mr. Darcy. What makes Pride and Prejudice so special. One element is Elizabeth, our heroine, the archetypal proto feminist, standing up for herself, speaking her mind, and damn the consequences. The other is her complicated relationship with Mr. Darcy. He turns her off at the start, and then of course things change. In the end, Pride and Prejudice is the first, maybe still the greatest, rom com of all time. With an emphasis on the status of women in a patriarchal society, the story functions as a social satire of class, and above all, manners. And it's that angle, the manners, that makes Pride and Prejudice a perfect target for a musical. What Pride and Prejudice does, in effect, is create a distance between what's going on in the world, and what's going on in people's heads, and what better way to examine the latter than through songs that comment on the former? Which is what Paul Gordon's Pride and Prejudice does to great effect. As we see the action, we learn what's going on in everyone's head. The songs sometimes veer toward folk or light pop, but they never stray too far out of the period. Mary Mattison is particularly good as Elizabeth, and the strong voiced Justin Mortelliti offers a Darcy who matches her particularly well. Less successful are the subplots, which all get jammed in, willy nilly. Trying to cram everything in might satisfy the purists, but musical theatre has different priorities. Still, it's a lovely chamber musical, with a sweet score, a fine cast, an excellent all round production. This latest Pride and Prejudice is no classic, but it's a charming night in the theatre. Pride and Prejudice, a musical by Paul Gordon, directed by Robert Kelley, plays at theatreworks Lucie Stern Theatre through January 4th. For more information you can go to theatreworks.org. I'm Richard Wolinsky on Bay Area theatre for kPFA. The post Review: Pride & Prejudice at TheatreWorks Palo Alto appeared first on KPFA.
Robert Kelley, Artistic Director of TheatreWorks Silicon Valley, interviewed by host Richard Wolinsky. Retiring after fifty years , Robert Kelley talks about TheatreWorks and its two venues, looks at how TheatreWorks and other companies vie for plays, discusses upcoming shows in the current season, as well as other issues in this in-depth discussion. The post Interview: Robert Kelley, TheatreWorks Silicon Valley appeared first on KPFA.
US President Donald Trump has pledged a major upgrade to the country's nuclear deterrent, but are a handful of private defence contractors driving the multi-billion dollar modernisation programme?Jonathan King, a veteran campaigner against nuclear proliferation and professor at MIT, argues guaranteed profit margins and secrecy make the industry very attractive to such companies.But Hawk Carlisle, chief executive of the US National Defense Industrial Association, tells Ed Butler the private sector is the only area capable of building such weapons and that there is adequate competition and government scrutiny.Plus, how complicated is it to make a bomb these days? Robert Kelley, a former weapons inspector in Iraq, says technology is advancing so fast that it's getting easier and easier.Producer: Laurence Knight(Picture: Ballistic missiles being launched in North Korea. Credit: AFP photo/KCNA via KNS, Getty Images)
Kevin, Tim and Ken are joined on The Audible by current Washington Redskins running back Robert Kelley.
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