Podcast appearances and mentions of ross mitchell

In this week's Weekly Presentation Coaching we meet Ross Mitchell from Australia!

We were delighted to have Rev. Ross Mitchell preaching on Palm Sunday! Here is his message from Matthew 21: 1-11. First preached: 13th April 2025. Speaker: Ross Mitchell.

Welcome to the daily304 – your window into Wonderful, Almost Heaven, West Virginia.   Today is Tuesday, April 1, 2025. West Liberty University debuts its new aviation program--an offshoot of Marshall's Bill Noe Flight School…West Virginia supports a thriving aerospace industry…and the leaders of  MHIRJ Aviation Global share how their Bridgeport maintenance facility contributes to the US transportation infrastructure…on today's daily304. #1 – From THE WHEELING INTELLIGENCER – It seems that the new aviation program at West Liberty University is taking flight. The bachelor of science program is affiliated with the Bill Noe Flight School at Marshall University and those who graduate from the aviation program at WLU will hold credentials from both schools. The flight instruction at WLU started last fall and presently has about 13 students, with 25 already enrolled for the fall 2025 semester, according to James B. Smith, director of aviation maintenance technology education at Marshall University. WLU offers classes to those interested in being a commercial airline pilot, corporate pilot, cargo pilot, flight instructor or aerospace operations manager. In the coming years, Marshall will be bringing their entire suite of aviation classes to the Wheeling-Ohio County Airport, according to Kevin Price, chief development officer for aviation at the airport. Read more: https://www.theintelligencer.net/news/top-headlines/2025/03/aviation-program-taking-off-at-west-liberty-university/   #2 – From WVDED  – The aerospace industry is a dynamic, emerging economic sector in West Virginia. From up-and-coming high-tech innovators to established titans of the industry, the state's growing cluster of aerospace companies is fueled by an array of advantages. West Virginia is within a day's drive of 34% of the top domestic purchasing sectors of aerospace products and national defense contractors, corporations and federal agencies. Additionally, the state is in close proximity to original equipment manufacturers based in the South, including Boeing, AirBus, Lockheed Martin and Gulfstream. To learn more about the diverse opportunities you can discover through the West Virginia advantage, connect with West Virginia Economic Development online. Learn more: https://westvirginia.gov/industries/aerospace/   #3 – From DAILY304 – In this episode of Innovators and Entrepreneurs, we speak with Ross Mitchell, Vice-President of MHIRJ Aviation Global, and Michael Genin, Director of Operations for MHIRJ Aviation in Bridgeport, West Virginia. MHIRJ is the leader in aviation maintenance for the CRJ Series, the world's most successful regional jet. With more than 550 employees in West Virginia and state-of-the-art hangars in Bridgeport, this growing company supports the top three airlines in the US and top regional airlines in the world. Innovators and Entrepreneurs is a bi-weekly segment of the daily304 that features discussions and wisdom from West Virginians who have built their companies and launched new ideas here in the Mountain State. Subscribe to the daily304's YouTube channel so you don't miss out! Watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fs0uSJ5IgIA   Find these stories and more at wv.gov/daily304. The daily304 curated news and information is brought to you by the West Virginia Department of Commerce: Sharing the wealth, beauty and opportunity in West Virginia with the world. Follow the daily304 on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @daily304. Or find us online at wv.gov and just click the daily304 logo.  That's all for now. Take care. Be safe. Get outside and enjoy all the opportunity West Virginia has to offer.  

Ross Mitchell is a fitness expert, with a wide-ranging experience of training athletes and regular people. Here we discuss the psychological adjustments needed for sedentary people to begin to move.

Colin Telford is joined by Sean Smith, Ross Mitchell and David Roxburgh to discuss the Broomfield Bulletin, Airdrie for All and the Diamonds Continued Struggles this year.

I'm so excited to welcome Ross Mitchell, the Vice President of Global Marketing at BrainsWay, to the show today! Ross is leading the charge in healthcare marketing, especially in mental health, where he's helping to spread the word about innovative treatments that make a real difference in people's lives. Ross has been working with Deep Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation, or Deep TMS, a groundbreaking therapy that's changing how we approach conditions like depression, OCD, and smoking addiction. With his experience from leadership roles at companies like Medtronic and Clorox Healthcare, Ross combines deep industry knowledge with a strong, patient-focused approach. At BrainsWay, he's guiding a mission to open up new avenues in mental health and recovery. In this episode, we'll dive into the benefits of Deep TMS, BrainsWay's mission, and how this therapy is bringing new hope and wellness to so many. Ross will break down the science and impact of this non-invasive outpatient treatment, which uses targeted electromagnetic pulses to stimulate specific areas of the brain. We'll explore everything from who might benefit most to the incredible outcomes patients are seeing in just a few weeks. [03:51] We met about a month ago at the BrainsWay conference. We've seen amazing results with TMS. [04:38] Ross has been with BrainsWay for about 7 years. At first, no one really knew about TMS. Now most psychiatrists are very familiar with it. [05:48] Ross is well aware that mental health and addiction is a huge issue. [06:04] Deep TMS stands for deep transcranial magnetic stimulation. It's a non-invasive outpatient procedure which uses an electromagnetic coil embedded in a helmet. It generates electromagnetic pulses that target specific areas of the brain. [07:01] They are FDA cleared to treat depression, OCD, and smoking addiction. [08:01] TMS is usually used along with other modalities. [09:39] The electromagnetic coil targets areas of the brain that aren't functioning the way we would expect. [10:45] The bread and butter of TMS is treating depression. [12:26] They've seen phenomenal results using this technique. [13:14] We learn about the ideal candidate for TMS. [14:11] Ross explains the outpatient procedure for TMS. The Dropout rates are remarkably low. [16:27] The standard treatment is 20 minutes, but there are new modalities coming out like the theta verse.  [18:53] We are still discovering things about TMS, but we do know that the more sessions you do the more people continue to improve. [20:59] The stimulation for depression also helps improve anxiety problems. [22:37] Having therapy after TMS can be helpful. [24:50] A lot of people start to see meaningful benefits within two weeks. [28:27] BrainsWay is based in Israel, but most of their operations are in the US. Their mission is to focus on mental health and improve the lives of patients. [33:29] There's a lot of misinformation about TMS. Your risk of seizure is low and it's not ECT. TMS is very safe. Links mentioned in this episode: Camelback Recovery I Love Being Sober YouTube BrainsWay Knowledge Center Ross Mitchell BrainsWay Find a Provider Ross Mitchell LinkedIn

Ross Mitchell, Executive Director of Glen Foerd, discussed the 18-acre public park and historic site located along the Delaware River in Philadelphia, and a Fairmount Park property operated by the Glen Foerd Conservation Corporation in cooperation with Philadelphia Parks and Recreation.  Built in 1850 and enlarged in 1902-03, the estate—consisting of historic gardens, an Italianate-Classical Revival style mansion, and multiple additional structures—was saved from potential development through the activism of dedicated neighbors in 1983. Today, Glen Foerd focuses on welcoming a diverse community through a wide array of programs for all ages.   The Glen Foerd mansion is open for public visitation, free of charge, on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Visiting the mansion includes access to areas on all four floors of the house, where pieces from Glen Foerd's historic collection are on display alongside installations by Artists in Residence.   The grounds of Glen Foerd are open daily from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Access to Glen Foerd is only restricted during private events and after dark.    Glen Foerd offers free public summer events including Third Thursdays, RiverFest, and ArtsFest.  There are also organ concert series featuring the recently restored 1902 Haskell pipe organ.   Glen Foerd promotes art and artists through a Teen Arts program and the Artists in Residence program, soon to feature three artists and performance and word art.   Promoting environmental-based educational programming. Glen Foerd is a founding member of the Riverways Collaboration, a consortium of non-profit organizations working together to create connections among local waterways and communities along the Delaware River. The Riverways Ambassador Program provides high school students with a greater appreciation for Philadelphia's waterways, and to connect local students with paid hands-on learning experiences that teach them about careers in environmental stewardship. Other waterborne programs include kayaking and open boating and the Riverways boatbuilding program for high school students. Other programs include Lily P.A.D.S, a children's play and discovery program during the summer, workshops on crafts and art, and a community garden. Their signature fundraising event, The Wedding Crashers Ball will be held on Oct. 25, featuring graduates of the Pig Iron theater group, this year's theme will spoof the ‘Bachelor' TV series.   For more information visit www.glenfoerd.org 

Medicine is built on data. Clinical studies, patient charts, test results, X-rays - data helps diagnose us when we're unhealthy and understand how to treat us. Amii Fellow and Canada CIFAR AI Chair Ross Mitchell explores how machine learning can use this data, pulling out insights to help medical professionals work better and provide better patient outcomes. In this Sidebar episode, we present a conversation between Mitchell and machine learning scientist Jubair Sheik about AI's massive potential in medicine and the increasing accuracy of medical AI models. Production Credits: Lynda Vang, - Producer, Chris Onciul - Video Production,  Music Credits: Main Theme - Brooklyn Bridge by Lunareh

Welcome to the daily304 – your window into Wonderful, Almost Heaven, West Virginia.   Today is Saturday, June 15, 2024. Officials with MHIRJ share their vision for the Bridgeport aviation company…Tech Yeah? Heck, yeah! The annual networking conference is set for June 19-20 in Morgantown…and a coal mine ride simulator opens in Fairmont…on today's daily304. #1 – From INNOVATORS & ENTREPRENEURS – MHIRJ is the leader in aviation maintenance for the CRJ Series, the world's most successful regional jet. With more than 550 employees in West Virginia and state-of-the-art hangars in Bridgeport, MHIRJ supports the top three airlines in the US and top regional airlines in the world. Ross Mitchell, Vice-President of MHIRJ Aviation Global, and Michael Genin, Director of Operations for MHIRJ Aviation, share their vision for the company's future. Watch the interview on Innovators and Entrepreneurs, a bi-weekly segment of the daily304 that features discussions and wisdom from West Virginians who have built their companies and launched new ideas here in the Mountain State. Watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fs0uSJ5IgIA   #2 – From TECH YEAH – Register now for the annual Tech Yeah Conference taking place June 19-20 at Morgantown Marriott at Waterfront Place in Morgantown.  Sponsored by Trilogy Innovations, Tech Yeah is a networking and economic development conference that will highlight how West Virginia-based companies are forging productive new pathways for a brighter Mountain State economy through technology and innovation.  The event features speakers from government agencies, growing technology companies and software vendors who provide various technology services for government operations around the region. A golf tournament also will take place Wednesday, June 19 at Pines Country Club in Morgantown.  Learn more: https://www.techyeahconference.com/techyeah3/4508022   #3 – From WBOY-TV – After four years in development, the Northern Appalachian Coal Mining Heritage Association has finally completed its reproduction of what it's like to enter a coal mine. The “Coal Mine Ride,” owned and operated by NACHMA, officially opened on June 1, offering the chilling experience of riding in a minecart underground. Located at Coal Country's Miniature Golf course in Fairmont, the simulator sits in front of the golf course and appears to be heading underground within the hillside. Once you walk in and climb into the minecart, you become fully immersed in the adventure. Read more: https://www.wboy.com/news/marion/coal-mine-ride-simulator-opens-to-the-public-in-fairmont/   Find these stories and more at wv.gov/daily304. The daily304 curated news and information is brought to you by the West Virginia Department of Commerce: Sharing the wealth, beauty and opportunity in West Virginia with the world. Follow the daily304 on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @daily304. Or find us online at wv.gov and just click the daily304 logo.  That's all for now. Take care. Be safe. Get outside and enjoy all the opportunity West Virginia has to offer.  

Welcome to the daily304 – your window into Wonderful, Almost Heaven, West Virginia.   Today is Saturday, May 25, 2024. West Virginia is a hotbed of UFO activity, according to a renowned paranormal investigator…As boating season kicks into full swing, the WVDNR urges folks to take life jackets seriously…and Innovators & Entrepreneurs chats with leaders of MHIRJ, an aviation company in Bridgeport that's looking to hire 400 technicians…on today's daily304. #1 – From WV EXPLORER – A renowned paranormal investigator says West Virginia has a remarkable association with UFO activity because of its role in the search for extraterrestrial life and because it was the location of many early alleged UFO encounters. Dave Spinks, perhaps best known for his appearances on the Travel Channel, the History Channel, and Destination America, says you can't beat the Mountain State when it comes to UFO lore. “Two of the earliest and most famous encounters in the U.S. were reported here,” Spinks says, referring to legendary encounters involving Mothman and the Flatwoods Monster. “But it was here, too, at Green Bank Observatory that Frank Drake established the first telescopes used in the SETI program—the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence.” Read more: https://wvexplorer.com/2024/05/18/west-virginia-ufo-seti-green-bank-flatwoods-mothman/   #2 – From WVDNR – When it comes to wearing a life jacket while boating, there are many myths and misconceptions that people have come to believe. For example, you'd be surprised how many people think they don't need to wear a life jacket if they know how to swim or if they're on a large boat with other people. They couldn't be more wrong. The sad reality is that nearly 80 percent of people who die in boating accidents are not wearing life jackets. As we gear up for another summer of water adventures in West Virginia, it's crucial to set the record straight about life jackets, also known as personal flotation devices (PFDs). Click the link to read about five common myths about life jackets and why these misconceptions are wrong. The West Virginia Division of Natural Resource encourages you to take PFDs seriously. Because your life depends on it! Read more: https://wvdnr.gov/life-jacket-myths/   #3 – From INNOVATORS & ENTREPRENEURS – MHI RJ is the leader in aviation maintenance for the CRJ Series, the world's most successful regional jet. With more than 550 employees in West Virginia and state-of-the-art hangars in Bridgeport, West Virginia, MHI RJ supports the top three airlines in the US and top regional airlines in the world. Innovators and Entrepreneurs chats with Ross Mitchell, Vice-President of MHI RJ Aviation Global, and Michael Genin, Director of Operations for MHI RJ Aviation in Bridgeport, about their company's success in #YesWV.  MHI RJ in Bridgeport is currently hiring about 400 technicians and is looking to fill over 100 job vacancies over the next year.  Watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?si=R2-QqnYxZZvfK6u1&v=fs0uSJ5IgIA&feature=youtu.be   Find these stories and more at wv.gov/daily304. The daily304 curated news and information is brought to you by the West Virginia Department of Commerce: Sharing the wealth, beauty and opportunity in West Virginia with the world. Follow the daily304 on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @daily304. Or find us online at wv.gov and just click the daily304 logo.  That's all for now. Take care. Be safe. Get outside and enjoy all the opportunity West Virginia has to offer.  

What would it take to break up the duopoly?  A lot of money, strong aftermarket support, and a healthy dose of insanity.Ross Mitchell of MHIRJ joins us on the Time on Wing Podcast to discuss his history in the regional space.  The conversation also touches on the challenges of flying gliders and the transition to powered airplanes. Ross discusses his transition from contracts to marketing at Bombardier and shares insights into the aviation industry during the early 2000s, including campaigns and the factors that influenced airline decisions. The conversation covers various topics related to the aviation industry, including the shortage of maintenance technicians, the future of regional aircraft, and the longevity of the CRJ-700. Ross Mitchell, from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Regional Jet (MHIRJ), discusses the challenges of recruiting maintenance technicians and the need to promote the career to younger generations. He also mentions that the CRJ-700 and CRJ-900 will continue to be in service for a long time due to their economic performance and lack of a suitable replacement. The conversation highlights the importance of maintaining smaller markets and the impact of aircraft retirements on those communities. We explore the importance of regional aircraft in the aviation industry and the challenges they face. It highlights the misconception that regional aircraft have shorter lifespans compared to larger aircraft and emphasizes their role in connecting passengers to long-haul flights. The discussion also touches on the difficulty of breaking up the narrow-body duopoly and the importance of aftermarket support in the success of new aircraft. The conversation concludes with insights into the business aircraft market and the differences in selling luxury aircraft compared to commercial aircraft.

Colin Telford is joined by Barry Davies, Arran Ewart and David Quigley to discuss the Diamonds triumph in the SPFL Trust Trophy Wee musical number from Ross Mitchell to finish too Big thanks to our new sponsor, Mullett Makes Artwork is Copyright Stuart Dalzell (Redacted Brands) and reproduced with his permission

Ahead of the big Friday Night Game, Colin is joined by Sean Smith, Andro Sneddon and Ross Mitchell (on debut) to discuss what's been working on the park for Airdrie this season. Callum and Enzo from the Spiders' Podcast then join for a chat about all that's been going on at Queen's Park

Welcome back to Room 1 on 1 from the Homebhoys Celtic are away from home again, an we're back in Lanarkshire, this time its Motherwell and Fir Park. So we are delighted to speak to Ross Mitchell about the Steelmen and their chances. The lads look back at a bumpy last season and we get Mitch's thoughts on the goings ons and managerial changes. Breaking down the ins and outs of the summer, Mitch tells us about the new guys and the stand outs in the Motherwell squad. They then look at the season so far and have a look at Motherwells impressive start. The pod finishes with Mitchs thoughts on the weekends match and his hopes for the season. Enjoy

Ross Mitchell is an experienced personal trainer, a mentor of personal trainers, fitness educator and jiu jitsu enthusiast. Here we talk about the balance between setting health and fitness goals that bring needed discomfort but seem achievable and how exercise goals have to complement career, family goals etc to be realised. ********** For the free mentoring session with Anthony Astbury of The Whole Man Academy: https:go.one.hub.com/wholemanacademy

Economia Underground, um podcast institucionalista No episódio de hoje vamos debater algumas relações entre as teorizações de Thorstein Veblen e a nossa relação com o meio-ambiente, o mundo natural e nossa forma de consumo. Em especial no basearemos no texto "Thorstein Veblen and the Natural World", publicado como capítulo terceiro no livro "Thorstein Veblen's Contribution to Environmental Sociology: Essays in the Political Ecology of Wasteful Industrialism" editado por Ross Mitchell. Nossas redes: Twitter: @ecounderground Instagram: @economiaunderground

A sermon on Luke 18v9-14 by our guest preacher, Rev. Ross Mitchell. The title for the sermon is 'Let us Pray'. Preached: 23rd October 2022.

Thought-provoking chat with respected Personal Trainer and Fitness Educator Ross Mitchell. Ross talks about his perspective that people often limit their fitness and health horizons out of fear of receiving negative opinions from their (unfit) peers. This lead to a broader conversation of how we approach and use other people's opinions constructively without being overly emotional and reactive ******* NB: For the free mentoring session with Anthony Astbury of The Whole Man Academy: https://go.oncehub.com/wholemanacademy

The day before he was due to received his ONZM at the Governor General's house last month, potter Ross Mitchell-Anyon passed away. His niece Milly Mitchell-Anyon is a curator at Whanganui's Sarjeant Gallery. She was already working on an exhibition of the pottery that he'd given his parents over five decades, much of which has now been gifted to the gallery. The exhibition is called The Pool Room - named after a scene in the family's favourite film, The Castle. Milly's curated another show for the Sarjeant that's opening at the same time. Testing Ground looks at the future of craft, working with a range of contemporary craft artists. But Lynn Freeman starts by talking about The Pool Room, and Milly's connection with her Uncle Ross's pottery: The Pool Room and Testing Ground open at the Sarjeant Gallery in Whanganui on the 18th of June.

Ross Mitchell is an experienced Personal Trainer and fitness educator. Here we talk about the importance of strength training for health and longevity and how strength development and maintenance can be achieved through big compound movements in relatively short gym sessions. If you'd like to contact Ross for fitness advice or to hire as a trainer (in person or online) you can get in touch on Instagram: @rossfitpt10

May 16, 1994 – Kirtland, New Mexico, USA            It is impossible for anyone to be proud of their first resume.  The only way Ross Mitchell’s filled up a whole page was by using really big letters for his name and address.  For work experience, he listed “child care” and “landscaping”, but did not cite his … Big Rock Audition Read More » The post Big Rock Audition first appeared on 500 Ironic Stories.

Ross Mitchell, Executive Director of Glen Foerd, discussed the historic property, a reflection of the manufacturing wealth of the 19th century Philadelphia, its passing to Fairmount Park oversite and its current importance in preserving the Delaware River and Poquessing Creek banks.  He discussed the saving of the historic property, through creative event planning.  Receiving no money from the city, they home is used as a wedding facility on the weekends and as a ‘stage' for Ballet X and Fringe Festival performances during the week.  In addition, the boathouse is now home to a boatbuilding program in conjunction with the city schools and other water agencies, they also offer kayaking rentals.  Learn more at GlenFoerd.org

Ross Mitchell has worked in health and fitness for decades, as a personal trainer to the public and athletes. He also works as a teacher and mentor to aspiring personal trainers and takes part in MMA training as a hobby. In this conversation we speak about the pillars of health, what people who want to adopt more healthy habits should focus on in 2022 and why new routines must be realistic to an individual's life commitments - work, family, stress, sleep strains etc. Ross also reflects on how Personal Trainers need to factor in the nuance of each person's stressors into a fitness program for a client.  You can read blogs from Ross here: https://rossfitpt.wordpress.com/ and follow him @rossfitpt10 on Instagram. 

Healthy soil is full of living organisms that help to generate the nutrients crops need to grow. But many conventional farming practices inadvertently degrade soil health over time, which in turn can reduce crop yields. Regenerative Agriculture aims to capture carbon in soil and aboveground biomass, reversing current global trends of atmospheric accumulation. At the same time, it offers increased yields, resilience to climate instability, and higher health and vitality for farming and ranching communities. To explore regenerative agriculture and to find out the impact it could have on our environment, we once again, in partnership with Anglo American, join experts in the field to share their insight and experience. We speak to Ross Mitchell, Head of Agronomy and Technical Services, Anglo American Crop Nutrients and Paul Davey, seventh generation farmer and conservation agriculture contractor. Find out how we can regenerate our agriculture to improve sustainability in the future. About our panel Ross Mitchell, Head of Agronomy and Technical Services, Anglo American Crop Nutrients Ross runs a global agronomy team overseeing the development of POLY4 in support of the company's commercial contracts. With over 30-years experience, Ross has a wide spectrum of knowledge of agricultural practices ranging from the research of nutrient and pesticide dynamics in soil to seed production. Before joining Anglo American, Ross specialised for eight years in sugar production – initially for large and smallholder farmers in China followed by large new farms in North Africa and the Indian subcontinent. Paul Davey, Farmer Paul Davey is a seventh generation farmer and conservation agriculture contractor. His wife manages their wholesale distribution and retail business which specialises in food, drinks and homeware made in Lincolnshire, UK. They run a shop in Lincoln which has an online home delivery service. The farm specialises in seed production growing cereals, oilseeds, grass seeds and pulses, including vining peas for Birds Eye. A lambing flock of Lleyn ewes is run in conjunction with the arable enterprises and the farm pursues a strategy of healthy soils producing heathy plants and healthy food. Paul was a finalist in the Soil Farmer of the Year competition 2019.

Ross Mitchell has decades of experience as a PT and is a tutor and mentor of other PTs. Ross also a has a background in combat sports, MMA and boxing. Above all else, he is a very well-read human being!

Making sure you have a full tank of fuel: Asset preparation along the journey In the third podcast in our series on the Journey to Settlement, Karen Gainsford speaks to Aon’s investment experts Lucy Barron and Ross Mitchell about actions you can take, and things to keep in mind, when preparing your assets on your journey to settlement. The discussion includes interesting examples and some top tips at the end. The results of our recent survey are due to be published in the summer. If you would like to receive a personalised report and benchmarking report we would be happy to talk to you about the findings, to put them into context for your own scheme: please contact your Aon consultant or email us at talktous@aon.com.

In this episode Dr B will have a double interview with Dr Uwe Kirscher and Prof Ross Mitchell. Well, actually, to be more precise, Ross started the interview as an Associate Professor and finished it as a Full Professor, that was pretty dope! In the first part of the episode, the fun game of Geopardy […]

In this episode Dr B will have a double interview with Dr Uwe Kirscher and Prof Ross Mitchell. Well, actually, to be more precise, Ross started the interview as an Associate Professor and finished it as a Full Professor, that was pretty dope! In the first part of the episode, the fun game of Geopardy […]

Ross Mitchell - former Hail State pitcher looks ahead at the 2020 season, talks about replacing leadership lost from last year's team, and what to expect from JT Ginn during his second season in Starkville. Rhett Hobart - Dudy Noble is a SELLOUT for the 34th straight season, but select ticket packages remain available for a limited time. Rhett gives you the details.

Ross Mitchell, co-founder and managing partner of WHOA, discusses how to put customers at the center of brand, product, and service research and design. Get the latest updates from the show at www.thisisproductmanagement.com.

In this episode we talk about Design Strategy and UX Research. Ross Mitchell is an experienced design leader that gained experience from the automotive field at Ford to the entertainment industry at AT&T as a director of UX Research and Strategy who gained experience in both in-house teams and design consultancies. Before his corporate experiences, he was also working at design agencies like RKS Design and served as an Adjunct Professor at CCS. Nowadays he is building WHOA as a Co-founder and Managing Director of the agency which bridges the sectors of research, strategy, innovation and design.

Brett Hudson gets you caught up on the latest results for MSU baseball, then dives into an interview with former Bulldog pitcher Ross Mitchell, who's now a color analyst for State broadcasts on the radio.

The discussion about Art Bell’s upcoming show Midnight in the Desert continues. The phone lines are flooded with excitement, intrigue and Birthday wishes for Art as the hosts take calls and field questions from the Bellgab community.  Jazmunda talks about his popular Art Bell video trailers and speaks about the Ross Mitchell audio clip.  Eddie … Continue reading The GabCast – 16 June, 2015 →

Dr. Stout chats with Ross Mitchell, Fabulous 50 honoree and Executive Director of the Violette de Mazia Foundation.

Ryan Rowe discusses the South West Region in as much details as you’d always expect from our expert Head of Region. He brings you exclusive interviews, thoughts, opinions and analysis. Joining him are Ross Mitchell, Kyle Brown and Sacha Bolder.     (Click here to listen in a separate window. To download simply right click the ‘Click here’ link […]The post South West Region Podcast – (Ep. 8) appeared first on YFS Radio.

Ryan Rowe discusses the South West Region in as much details as you’d always expect from our expert Head of Region. He brings you exclusive interviews, thoughts, opinions and analysis. Joining him are Ross Mitchell, Kyle Brown and Sacha Bolder.     (Click here to listen in a separate window. To download simply right click the ‘Click here’ link […]The post South West Region Podcast – (Ep. 6) appeared first on YFS Radio.

Ryan Rowe discusses the South West Region in as much details as you’d always expect from our expert Head of Region. He brings you exclusive interviews, thoughts, opinions and analysis. Joining him are Ross Mitchell, Kyle Brown and Sacha Bolder.     (Click here to listen in a separate window. To download simply right click the ‘Click here’ link […]The post South West Region Podcast – (Ep. 7) appeared first on YFS Radio.

Ryan Rowe discusses the South West Region in as much details as you’d always expect from our expert Head of Region. He brings you exclusive interviews, thoughts, opinions and analysis. Joining him are Ross Mitchell, Kyle Brown and Sacha Bolder.     (Click here to listen in a separate window. To download simply right click the ‘Click here’ link […]The post South West Region Podcast – (Ep. 5) appeared first on YFS Radio.

Ryan Rowe discusses the South West Region in as much details as you’d always expect from our expert Head of Region. He brings you exclusive interviews, thoughts, opinions and analysis. Joining him are Ross Mitchell, Kyle Brown and Sacha Bolder and Ryan also speaks to Bonnyton Thistle’s Danny Ross.     (Click here to listen in a separate window. To […]The post South West Region Podcast – (Ep. 4) appeared first on YFS Radio.