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In this episode, Dave reconnects with Sam Turner, a passionate disciple-maker from Northland, New Zealand. Sam shares his journey of faith, family, and a God-given vision to see New Zealand and the nations ignited for Jesus. From the UK to Western Australia Sam's move to Exmouth, WA, became a pivotal time of spiritual awakening (not to mention meeting his wife). He shares how a simple invitation to an Indigenous family for a meal blossomed into something deeply transformative. Sam met his German wife in WA. Married for just 3.5 years, they already had five children, including twins. Ministry isn't just Sam's calling—it's a family mission. A Prodigal's Return Throughout his young adults years, Sam sensed a persistent nudge from God, with a constant inner voice saying, “have more faith in me.” This quiet yet powerful prompting drew him back to Jesus. He immersed himself in Scripture—reading through the Bible multiple times in just a year—and was deeply moved by God's unwavering pursuit and faithfulness. The Move to New Zealand Sam's wife, passionate about permaculture, prompted the family's move to NZ. Arriving with a burdened heart for what they saw as a "fatherless nation," they connected with a local church, and Sam became a pastor. Vision of the Matchbox However a divine dissatisfaction stirred in Sam's heart. He had a vision: a match striking a box, igniting flames that spread across a map of New Zealand and onto other continents. God was calling him to not hinder the Spirit and to teach the Word unapologetically. Discovering DMM Through a testimony of the power of prayer in Africa and the appearance of a Discovery Bible Study (DBS) sheet, Sam discovered the potential of Disciple Making Movements (DMM). Reading Contagious Disciple Making (by David and Paul Watson) confirmed his direction, and a team began to form. “DMM is just a word we use to describe what God is doing.” – DMM Leader Shifting Paradigms Sam emphasises that DMM is not a method but Jesus' model which continued throughout the book of Acts. This led Sam to re-evaluate the Great Commission and how teaching must be centred on obedience to Jesus, including the making of disciple-makers. Transformation Stories From drug dealers becoming disciples to gang members walking away from crime, Sam shares powerful stories of transformation. Social change follows spiritual obedience with families not just individuals being reached. Sam also shares about his 12-year-old son who began a DBS with his friends. This sparked a new ministry—Kids for Kids—led by Sam's wife, where children are now discipling other children. Persistent Dissatisfaction Despite the fruit, Sam is still hungry for more. He sees DMM as a key to global transformation and longs to see a multiplying movement across New Zealand and beyond. “Culture has moved, but the church hasn't kept up.” Sam challenges the traditional mindset of church, calling for a return to the Spirit-led, disciple-making patterns of the New Testament. A Word of Encouragement Sam leaves us with a challenge and an encouragement: “We are God's handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works which God prepared in advance for us to do.” – Ephesians 2:10 Reflective Questions: What desires has God placed on your heart? Who in your sphere of influence is He calling you to reach? God has prepared the works—He's simply looking for a willing heart to say "yes". Check out more of Sam's resources by visiting his website, disciplemakingmovement.com.

In this episode, Dave catches up with Mike Porteous while connecting with the Praxeis team and disciple-makers in New Zealand. Mike is a seasoned missions and church leader who has embraced a Disciple-Making Movement (DMM) paradigm—both locally and as far afield as Zambia. He shares his journey, key insights, and encouragement to keep disciple-making simple and Spirit-led. Mike's Journey From a farming background, Mike had a powerful encounter with God at 21 that launched him into decades of mission work—from the Philippines in the '70s to serving with groups including YWAM since 1980. In the early 1990s, while on staff at what is now Gracecity Church, Mike's hunger for real and lasting mission impact grew. Introduced to DMM through others and inspired by David and Paul Watson's book Contagious Disciple Making, Mike knew this was a path he needed to pursue. What's Happening Now? Mike's DMM work has expanded into Zambia through a connection with a Sri Lankan man working there. Though 90% of Zambians are churchgoers, transformation was lacking. But through simple DBS tools, real change is taking root. Today, three DBS streams are multiplying, and Mike continues coaching leaders to sustain and grow the movement. Back in New Zealand Despite initial slow traction, Mike's persistence in starting DBS groups has led to surprising breakthroughs. One key moment came during a Sunday night training north of Auckland—attended by Sam Turner, who's now seeing movement among gang communities. Multiplication is happening, and Sam is running far beyond what he could do himself.* Key Shifts in Mike's Thinking Discovery over Teaching – Moving from telling to facilitating, Mike has learned to trust God to reveal His Word through others. Simple Tools for Equipping – He's passionate about helping people uncover their God-given purpose and equipping them with tools that multiply through simplicity. Challenges Prayer – Building prayer teams and rhythms that moves people from a place of conviction in prayer to seeing transformation. Leadership Development – Particularly in Zambia, where structure is needed for lasting depth in an over-evangelised context. Discernment – In New Zealand, Mike is asking: Who is the Spirit highlighting to invest in? Final Encouragement Mike reminds us of two things: “The key people are probably already in your orbit....We tend to complicate things. Keep it super simple.” *Hear more of the stories of God moving amongst gang members in the north of New Zealand at the end of this podcast.

Form expert and Racing TV pundit Sam Turner once again proves your trusty guide to the latest round of action from the last seven days with a host of names to add to your tracker.

True To Form with Sam Turner is our weekly show looking back at the best of the latest action - with plenty of eye-catchers and future tips to boot - and this week's instalment is a must-listen with a brilliant weekend of action to review from Leopardstown at latest Dublin Racing Festival. Sam strays away from some of the more obvious takeaways and looks at eye-catching runs with a view to Cheltenham Festival races including the Champion Chase, Grand Annual and Martin Pipe, as well as providing views on the big performances over the weekend including the demolition jobs of Kopek Des Bordes and Final Demand.  As usual, Sam also has two horses you need to add to your Racing TV Tracker and shares his tips for the weekend, including a pretty firm view on Britain's richest handicap hurdle - the William Hill Handicap Hurdle, previously known as the Betfair Hurdle - at Newbury on Saturday. 

Columbia/Boone County voters head to the polls on Tuesday to cast ballots in November's general election. No-excuse absentee voting in Boone County has been heavy. More than 19,000 voters had already cast ballots as of Friday morning, according to Boone County clerk Brianna Lennon. We're waiting for updated numbers from Friday and Saturday. 939 the Eagle's Mike Murphy, who publishes Comobuz.com, joined host Fred Parry in-studio for the hour Saturday morning on 939 the Eagle's "CEO Roundtable" program. Most of the interview involved the local elections. Mr. Murphy expects results early on Tuesday evening from Boone County clerk Lennon. He notes Boone County currently has 13 elected offices countywide, and that all of them are held by Democrats. Mr. Parry and Mr. Murphy discussed the recent endorsement from the Columbia Board of Realtors for Boone County Northern District Commissioner Janet Thompson, a Democrat, and Boone County Southern District southern district commissioner candidate Sam Turner, a Republican. They also discussed in-detail the money and endorsements in the high-profile race to replace retiring Judge Kevin Crane in Boone and Callaway counties. Democrat Stephanie Morrell, an associate circuit judge, faces GOP nominee Jesus Osete, a former Missouri deputy attorney general. Mr. Parry and Mr. Murphy also discussed the five Missouri House seats in Boone County, noting that State Reps. David Tyson Smith and Kathy Steinhoff (D-Columbia) are unopposed on Tuesday. State Rep. Cheri Toalson Reisch (R-Hallsville) is term-limited in Jefferson City, and Democrat Dave Raithel and Republican John Martin hope to replace her. Mr. Murphy predicts Martin will win the race, and also predicts that State Rep. Adrian Plank (D-Columbia) will win re-election over GOP challenger John Potter. They also discussed the House race to replace State Rep. Doug Mann (D-Columbia), who is not seeking re-election. Democratic nominee Gregg Bush, a registered nurse, faces Republican John Lane. Mr. Bush, who narrowly lost a race for Columbia's fifth ward council seat in 2023, has said that he would not vote for Mizzou funding unless the University agreed to bargaining terms with a local labor union. Mr. Murphy didn't mince words on-air when describing Mr. Bush, calling him a "nut job" who "knows nothing about anything." Mr. Parry and Mr. Murphy also discussed Columbia businessman Wayne Sells' latest lawsuit against Columbia Public Schools (CPS), and they also discussed Columbia's mayoral race and spring municipal elections:

Hello and welcome to Episode 197 of the A&F podcast. In this episode we chat to Sam Turner Head of Policy and Public Affairs at Kinship. We'd hoped to catch Kinship Care week earlier in the month but circumstances got the better of us.  Sam joined us to chat about some of the work that Kinship had been doing as well as to highlight the new report Forgotten: Support for kinship children's education and mental health It's a lively and friendly chat but we cover what are significant issues for many families caring for their children.  As always if you've experience of adoption, fostering or special guardianship from any perspective personal or professional and would like share that on the podcast please get in touch through the Facebook page, the app formerly known as Twitter or email us at AandFpodcast@gmail.com Listen/subscribe on iTunes here Spotify here Google here  

Auburn Undercover's Christian Clemente and Jason Caldwell discuss what's remaining for the Tigers as they reach the final stages of their 2025 class following the flip of 3-star receiver Sam Turner from Georgia Tech. For all things Auburn football recruiting and more, visit us at AuburnUndercover.com To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Columbia Police Officers Association (CPOA) doesn't mince words about the crime Columbia is seeing, saying criminals are becoming more emboldened. CPOA is warning about lawlessness, saying shootings occur on our streets almost daily and that there have been gang shootouts as well. CPOA president Matt Nichols joined us live on 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri," telling listeners that for the first time ever, CPOA has made endorsements in Boone County commission races. CPOA is endorsing GOP challengers Sam Turner and State Rep. Cheri Toalson Reisch (R-Hallsville) in their races against Boone County Commissioners Justin Aldred and Janet Thompson. Commissioners Aldred and Thompson are Democrats. Mr. Nichols tells listeners that neither Aldred nor Thompson have ever contacted CPOA to express support for public safety. He says CPOA believes Mr. Turner and Representative Toalson Reisch will support public safety for all of the Boone County community. He notes the whole of Columbia is in Boone County. Nichols also criticized Columbia activist December Harmon during the live interview:

Ohio Hockey legends Andrew Wells and Sam Turner join the show this weekend to recap their glory days on Court Street. The boys look back on a memorable five seasons with Bobcats that included four trips to the ACHA National Championships. Timestamps:(01:18) Fitzy's Retirement From Pro Hockey(04:42) Arkansas vs. Oklahoma: A Thrilling Weekend(07:10) Championship Rings and South Carolina's Sweep(14:22) NAU's Stunning Jersey Set(15:58) Debate on Kachina Jerseys and 90s Nostalgia(23:06) Interview with Andrew Wells and Sam Turner(33:42) Facing Liberty: Midnight Madness(35:46) Freshman Year Memories(36:51) Sophomore Year: Pandemic Struggles(40:46) Coaching Change and Road Trip Chaos(44:36) Zamboni Mishaps and Dad's Weekend(49:32) Bird Arena Brawls and Atmosphere(52:33) Nationals: Upsets and Overtime Wins(54:45) Turner's Coast-to-Coast Play(01:05:46) The CSCHL Tournament and Longest Game in ACHA History(01:07:06) Favorite Jerseys and Special Moments(01:09:28) The Infamous Jeff Hill(01:10:33) Sunday Baseball Tradition(01:11:29) NFL Sundays and Traditions(01:15:57) Game of the Week: Pitt vs. WVUFollow us on social media!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hockeyhousepod/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@hockeyhousepod?lang=enTwitter: https://twitter.com/hockeyhousepodYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@hockeyhousepod

Christian Clemente and Jason Caldwell discuss the recruiting ramifications of Auburn's loss to Cal, including notes on Deuce Knight, Sam Turner, Joseph Mbatchou and other Auburn targets in the 2025 class. For all things Auburn football, recruiting and more, visit us at AuburnUndercover.com To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This is the second half of my conversation with Sam Turner. After healing from major health issues, after serving in the Military and earning her Masters Degree from Vanderbilt University, what's next? She is a healer, extremely intuitive and a medium. She was in the US Army and she served as a Military Intelligence Officer for five years. She also sees and communicates with spirit! We talk about being a highly sensitive person, how to help our children navigate being highly sensitive and also how to guard and protect our energy. Very cool conversation about all things woowoo and we are just scratching the surface. https://www.thelightremedy.com/

This is the first half of my conversation with Sam Turner and I am really excited to share with you! She is a healer, extremely intuitive and a medium. She was in the US Army and she served as a Military Intelligence Officer for five years. She also sees and communicates with spirit! We talk about being a highly sensitive person, how to help our children navigate being highly sensitive and also how to guard and protect our energy. Very cool conversation about all things woowoo and we are just scratching the surface. For an appointment with Sam www.thelightrememdy.com

On this episode of the podcast we discuss the best friend dynamic in young and older people. What do we do to maintain these relationships & how to have a best friend of the opposite that won't interfere with your relationship. Join us for a great episode!!! This episode is dedicated to Sam Turner & Andre Branch!!! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vgeorgesmith/support

Watch Here: https://youtu.be/alOKUhhuu1sAbout the Guest(s): Sam Turner, from the UK, is an experienced professional with a 22-year career in the travel industry. With a strong finance background, Sam served as the Financial Director (FD) of a significantly large business owned by private equity, engaging in the integration of acquired competitors and managing the commercial function globally. After his corporate career, Sam transitioned to entrepreneurship, focusing on building a group of companies. He is currently the head of Advantos Group, where he specializes in buying and selling small businesses within the mechanical, electrical, and facilities management services sector.Summary: Host Ronald Skelton welcomes Sam Turner of the Advantos Group to discuss the intricacies of acquiring and selling small businesses in the UK. Sam shares his transition from a career in the travel industry to creating a conglomerate of small businesses that serve a niche market in the B2B space.Sam Turner's journey is compelling as he divulges the strategy behind choosing non-consumer-facing ventures within industries that display significant fragmentation and resilience to technological disruptions. Throughout the conversation, Sam emphasizes the philosophy of collaboration, avoiding business integration to preserve the uniqueness of each acquired company, and maintaining their operations and brand. This approach underscores the delicate balance between maximizing shareholder value and retaining the individual strengths of small businesses within the group. Key Takeaways:Collaboration vs. Integration: Sam Turner advocates for the approach of collaboration among acquired businesses, rather than full integration, to reduce risk and maintain the independence and specialties of each company.Identifying Acquisitions: The Adventos Group seeks out small businesses with revenues between £4 million and £20 million, offering mechanical, electrical, and hard facilities management services with a minimum of 7% EBITDA margin.Employee Engagement: Sam highlights the importance of understanding the direct impact employees have on the business. He mentions plans to create a 'growth fund,' offering staff skill development opportunities.Profit Margins in Small vs. Large Enterprises: The conversation reveals an inverse relationship between the size of the business and profit margins within the industry, with smaller businesses often having better margins due to less competitive tendering.Building the Employer of Choice: The ultimate goal for Adventos Group is to be the employer of choice, creating an environment where talent retention and acquisition are driven by multiple factors that surpass just the wage component.--------------------------------------------------Contact Sam onLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sam-turner-advantos/Website: http://www.advantos.com/--------------------------------------------------How2Exit Joins IT ExchangeNet's Channel Partner Network!Have an IT Company doing between $5M and $30M You may Sell? The IT ExchangeNet M&A Marketplace @Ronald Skelton - How2Exit Host has a proprietary database of 50,000+ global buyers seeking IT Services firms, MSPs, MSSPs, Software-as-a-Service platforms and channel partners in the Microsoft, Oracle, ServiceNow and Salesforce space.If you are interested in learning more about the process and current market valuations, complete the contact form and we'll respond within one business day. Everything is kept confidential.https://www.itexchangenet.com/marketplace-how2exit Our partnership with IT ExchangeNet focuses on deals above $5M in value.If you are looking to buy or sell a tech business below the $5M mark, we recommend Flippa.--------------------------------------------------

In this episode, I had the pleasure of reconnecting with Sam Turner, a friend and return guest to the podcast. Sam was a guest on episode 20, about 2 years ago. At that point, he had completed his first acquisition and he laid out a very ambitious growth plan.  Since then, Sam has completed a further 3 acquisitions and although his sector strategy has broadened, it is fair to say his goals are even more ambitious than 2 years ago. We love to see that! During the episode we recap Sam's journey thus far, the challenges and strategies he used to find the right debt partner, his experience bringing in key hires, and his goals going forward. We hope you enjoy this fantastic conversation with Sam! ----- Finally, the second Buy and Build Accelerator has been announced and is scheduled for the 7th of June 2024.  So, If you're struggling with deal flow, structuring deals, or raising funds, this one is for you.  Check out the Buy and Build Accelerator to learn more.  

Andy Holding is a genuine racing expert having operated at the sharp end of the racing world for over 2 decades. Starting out working in a bookmakers, he made the leap to being a professional punter at the age of 30 and in more recent years has become best known through his work tipping on the Oddschecker website and on William Hill Radio.He also oversees his own Andy Holding Speed Figures website with colleagues Sam Turner and Andy Bate, which was the focal point of a recent in-depth SBC tipster review in February 2024 as we explored the service and tips on offer.Using the data from his speed figures to highlight value bets for members of his service and via his Oddschecker column, Andy outlines how speed figures work, how he uses them and just why they are so useful to accurately pinpoint the relative strengths and weaknesses of a horse and when you should back it.Alongside that, Andy also openly discusses his own betting, the issues facing the racing industry and most revealing of all - names the 4 major bookmakers that still use him as a 'mark' and allow him to get bets down with them. There are some names that might surprise you here!We also get into his Oddschecker column, how he picks these bets and their performance, plus how he copes with the pressures of being a prominent tipster, especially during a bad run.And for those of you listening to this ahead of the 2024 Cheltenham Festival, he picks out a trio of big value bets to follow and back.Andy was a fascinating guest, full of insight on his specialist subject and with a long track record of beating the bookmaker.(00:00) Intro(02:12) Andy's grounding in racing (and betting)(03:50) A mentor who changed everything(04:28) Time!(06:00) Going professional and how Andy 'got in' at the right time(07:10) Opportunities that have arrived along the way(10:35) Speed Figures and how they can provide an objective view(14:30) Market reactions to speed figures and sectionals and how they are still underestimated(17:00) The work that goes behind the scenes at Andy Holding Speed Figures(20:10) Irish Racing and Andy's daily podcast(22:10) Tipping for Andy Holding Speed Figures and Oddschecker (and the differences between the selections)(26:25) Price contractions(28:30) Dealing with losing runs as a tipster(31:00) Andy's betting activity and how he gets on!(33:00) The firms that Andy has a relationship with and restrictions that turn punters away(37:40) Affordability Checks and Andy's thoughts on the future of horse racing(40:55) Some tips from Andy for betting at Cheltenham (with some early selections!)(44:40) General advice for betting on horse racing(47:35) Andy's football allegiances!(49:40) How to find Andy and a special SBC discountDiscover More:Learn more on the Smart Betting Club and how we help winning bettors at https://smartbettingclub.com/ Andy Holding Speed Figures: https://andyholdingspeedfigures.co.uk/Andy Holding Speed Figures Twitter: https://twitter.com/figuresAndyAndy Holding Twitter: https://twitter.com/Holding_AndyAndy's Oddschecker page: https://www.oddschecker.com/tips/andy-holdingPodcast feedback - contact SBC on twitter @sbcinfoRead more about each SBC Podcast episode: https://smartbettingclub.com/the-smart-betting-club-podcast/

Productive Machines is on a mission to provide a 15-minute turnaround from receiving data on its cloud-based, artificial intelligence platform to delivering a click-and-play machining protocol that enables manufacturers to machine the best part, faster, first time. John Yates talks to the spin-out team whose software-as-a-service is driving step changes in productivity and sustainability. Walking along the second-floor corridor to the Productive Machines' workspace in the AMP Technology Centre, Rotherham, Dr Erdem Ozturk stops to look through the window at the Rolls-Royce Factory of the Future, whose 3,000sq/m of machining workshops were his research and development laboratory for more than a decade. Erdem led the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre's brilliant Machining Dynamics Technology Group, which grew in the innovation environment enabled by Dr Sam Turner and AMRC co-founder Professor Keith Ridgway which propelled the Factory of the Future to global leader in aerospace milling. Their success was achieved by adapting and refining the fiendishly complex mathematical models of machining research pioneers like Franz Koenigsberger and Jiri Tlusty whose ideas were turned into game-changing operational manufacturing methods by their former students, and now professors in their own right, Yusuf Altintas, Scott Smith and Tom Delio. Perhaps the AMRC's biggest success came in 2014 when they applied these theoretical models to vibration control, cutting tool design, and residual stress management in a SAMULET project that was to revolutionise the manufacturing of Rolls-Royce aero-engine discs and shaft components.  The improvements in quality, alongside the time and cost savings achieved in the manufacture of the fan disc, have become folklore in the AMRC and the close-knit aerospace manufacturing community: a 50% reduction in cycle times and right-first-time production rates rising from 85% to over 99%. Coupled with cost-savings of £135m, this made UK jet engine production globally competitive, safeguarding 400 high-value-added jobs and unlocking a £300m investment in a North East plant. Not content with this success, Erdem and his AMRC team, along with European partners, began harnessing the power of information technology to push the boundaries of the possible, creating state-of-the-art digital twins that combined machine tool dynamics, control loops, tool-path generation and machining processes, to boost productivity, extend tool life and eliminate chatter. Productive Machines traces its lineage back to this remarkable pedigree. Formed in 2021, shortly before joining an elite group of start-ups on the ATI Boeing Accelerator programme – over 200 applicants from 44 countries were whittled down to just ten – the business was explicit from the start in its mission to maximise the productivity and sustainability of machine tools.  “We are using our unique digital twin to simulate millions of combinations of machine settings to arrive at the optimum feed rate and spindle speed settings for a given process before manufacturing. This eliminates chatter vibrations and provides machining optimisation, preventative maintenance and part quality that may not be achieved by a human operator even with years of continuous improvement,” says Erdem, who now leads a growing international team of machining physics developers and software engineers from their base in the heart of South Yorkshire's Advanced Manufacturing Innovation District. Having raised a cumulative £3m investment, the company launched its Feed Rate Calculator and Spindle Speed Calculator apps in October and November last year respectively. This was followed by an early access programme for a predictive maintenance service for spindle health monitoring in December.  In the next few months, they will be launching the fully automated cloud based system that achieves a 15-minute turnaround from receiving data on its artificial intelligence platform to delivering a click-and-play machining protocol that enables manufacturers to machine the best part, faster, first time. “We saw there was a massive opportunity to turn our cutting-edge technology into a simple, straightforward Software as a Service (SaaS) product,” Erdem adds. “Using artificial intelligence and digital twins of the milling process, we can identify vibration-free parameters and automatically personalise the process to eliminate chatter. This opens up a future where cutting optimisation technology is accessible to all, regardless of the scale of operation” One early client, Yorkshire headquartered Ficep UK, a leading supplier of structural steel and plate fabrication machine tools, has seen process productivity increase by 110%, with cycle times cut by 53% while reducing the magnitude of vibrations five times. Other clients report reductions in machining design and set-up times of 20%; cycle times reduced between ten to more than 50%; operational and maintenance costs cut by 25%; and cutting tool costs reduced by 11%  An additional benefit of this software-as-a-service is the way it can dramatically reduce manufacturers' carbon footprint. “By finally solving the age-old and frustrating problem of machine tool chatter, we calculate that our technology could save a staggering 2.5 gigatonnes of carbon dioxide emissions between now and 2050,” Erdem says. To put this into perspective, 2.5 gigatonnes is equivalent to the UK's total carbon emissions - every factory, fire, car, flight and light - for six years. While work continues in developing and refining the AI platform for launch in the spring, it's fascinating to learn that an essential piece of kit in this operation is one of the oldest in the toolbox: the tap test. Used in aerospace engineering since the 1950s, the tap test relies on simple physics: the kinetic impulse of a hammer strike dissipated as vibration and sound.  However, where traditional tap testing relied on skilled individuals to interpret the sounds made by the struck object, such as a machine tool, today's digital tap tests are much more sophisticated and precise. Instead of transmitting vibration responses to the ear as an acoustic sound wave, a digital tap hammer sends the vibration response as data to a computer for recording and analysis. Specialist software then calculates the precise frequency response from those vibrations, considering parameters like the frequency, amplitude, and decay rate of the vibrations, and enables an exact analysis of that tool's unique characteristics and condition.  From its origins, the age-old practice of tap testing has not only endured but has evolved into an even more powerful tool in the era of smart manufacturing, becoming a critical component of quality control, material characterisation, structural health monitoring. “Digital tap testing, enhanced by AI, is ushering in a new era of precision and efficiency in manufacturing. It empowers manufacturers to optimise machine tool performance, reduce waste, and enhance product quality. It is democratising condition-monitoring and predictive maintenance, enabling even small-scale operators to benefit from data-driven technologies without costly investments in sensors or infrastructure,” Erdem added. Although focused on the future, Erdem is also a keen student of machining history and one of his go-to authors is the American Quaker Frederick Taylor, best known for bringing the ‘scientific method' to the early factory system making it more efficient and productive.  Taylor also wrote a book On the Art of Cutting Metals, published in 1907, which identified “chatter as the most obscure and delicate of all problems facing the machinist – probably no rules or formulae can be devised which will accurately guide the machinist in taking maximum cuts and speeds possible without producing chatter.” Erdem smiles and says Taylor was absolutely right. “There were no formulae available to predict chatter vibrations until 1954 when Tlusty was able to formulate the absolute stability limit for chip width for turning operations. That meant if the process planner selected a chip width smaller than this limit, the process would be stable and there would not be chatter vibrations irrespective of the spindle speed used.” Seventy years on since the formulation of Tlusty's law for the identification of chatter stability lobes in turning processes, the Productive Machines team are coming very close to proving Frederick Taylor wrong by accurately guiding the machinist in making maximum cuts and speeds possible without producing chatter for machining processes.  That, I suspect, matters as much to this team as turning a profit.  It would certainly delight Keith Ridgway: “If I were starting the AMRC today, it would not be by constructing a huge machining research facility. It would be by harnessing the power of artificial intelligence, cloud-based data analytics and digital twins. Product

Holdco entrepreneur Sam Turner shares his vision to build the leading platform for independent M&E businesses in the UK. Topics in Sam's interview:Importance of patience and flexible timelinesGetting through fetal position momentsBalancing diversification and integrationGurus in the business buying spaceLessons from his first acquisitionChange management in blue collar businessesIncreasing holdco revenue target from £60m to £150mExtending his 5-year plan to 10 yearsHis vision to improve the lives of 30,000 peopleShared services among his four businessesReferences and how to contact Sam:LinkedInsam.turner@advantos.comEmpire Builder: The Road to a Billion by Adam CoffeySam's first interview with Acquiring Minds: Building an HVAC Holdco to £60m in RevenueGet a complementary pre-acquisition HR & PEO review for your target business:Contact mark@aspenhr.com or visit Aspen HRGet complimentary due diligence on your acquisition's insurance & benefits program:Oberle Risk Strategies - Search Fund TeamConnect with Acquiring Minds:See past + future interviews on the YouTube channelConnect with host Will Smith on LinkedInFollow Will on Twitter

Sam Turner is 3 acquisitions into a 5-year plan to buy HVAC businesses across the UK that together cash flow £6m/yr. (Rebroadcast from August 2022.) Topics in Sam's interview: How the businesses he buys are run and by whom Buying without the benefit of an SBA loan Why HVAC? Why buying small business is more appealing than real estate Harbour Club with Jeremy Harbour The value in acquiring businesses in a highly-fragmented industry Deal structure for his first acquisition Sam's goal for revenue/EBITDA/multiple and his own wealth Buying small vs. buying big Buying an HVAC with mostly new construction vs. maintenance revenue White collar people buying blue collar businesses Reach Sam at: sam DOT turner AT advantos DOT com LinkedIn Get a complementary pre-acquisition HR & PEO review for your target business:Contact mark@aspenhr.com or visit Aspen HR Learn more about Walker Deibel's done-with-you buy-side advisory:The Acquisition LabConnect with Acquiring Minds: See past + future interviews on the YouTube channel Connect with host Will Smith on LinkedIn Follow Will on Twitter

In this episode, Jonathan Jay interviews Sam Turner, a former professional footballer turned dealmaker. Sam shares his journey from a successful corporate career to his decision to buy businesses. He explains how he found his first acquisition through networking and discusses the importance of credibility and clear focus in the acquisition process.  Sam emphasizes his philosophy of maintaining autonomous business units within a group and avoiding trying to oversimplify back-office synergies.  Key Highlights [00:44] Sam's background [04:34] What Sam did after the Zoom course [07:34] Factors to consider when deciding on the type of business to buy [09:14] The role of credibility in a business venture [12:14] How Sam undertook his first deal [14:00] How networking can aid in getting deals [15:20] Time frame between first contact with the business owner to owning it [18:40] How Sam got access to a lender [22:14] How too many changes can lead to a decline in the value of a business [24:05] Sam's plan for the future Notable Quotes In the beginning, when you haven't done this for the first time, there is a credibility piece that is helpful to have somebody. Whether there's that, there will be best practices and stuff, but I'm not going to, probably not at least at the beginning, or let's merge all the back offices together. We may end up going down that road, but it will be because of a discussion with each of the sort of balances and the business. The money is secondary to me, and I also have very clear plans of what I would do with that to help others. But I think there is a great opportunity you have to work out whether it's for you or it's not. And if it is, then go for it. Resources Buying a business is only the start, which is why we are now teaching what happens next on the Mastermind program. Now, if you've already bought a business, you should be part of my Inner Circle group where we discuss raising capital, integration management, and exiting. Email Maria on hello@thedealmakersacademy.com for more information.  If you are looking for a lawyer in the UK to help you get the deal over the line, then use my own lawyer, John Andrews. You can phone his office at (0345) 2412494 or email him at johnandrews.deallawyer@jmw.co.uk. If you would like to take the next step to learn the best ways of buying a business, without risking your own cash, you can access my free training at: www.dealmakerspodcast.co.uk Watch my Webinar Training Video: https://www.dealmakerspodcast.co.uk You can also request a free copy of my book at: https://www.thedealmakersacademy.com/free-book-giveaway/ If you want to jump straight to my live Zoom FastTrack course, please go to: https://www.thedealmakersacademy.com/fast  Connect with Jonathan Jay at: Website: https://www.thedealmakersacademy.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-jay-3556b230/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheDealmakersAcademy

Stay with Me by Becky Wade Part 2https://amzn.to/3pqeTkOA mysterious letter alluding to a secret in her parents' past brings Genevieve Woodward back to her Blue Ridge Mountains hometown, but she's also in need of a break from a high-profile career that has left her dangerously burned out and concealing a powerful secret of her own. When she wakes inside an unfamiliar cottage to find the confused owner staring down at her, she can no longer ignore the fact that she needs help. Sam Turner has embraced his sorrow and his identity as an outsider. The solitary, disciplined life he lives on his historic farm is the life he's chosen for himself. The last thing he wants is to rent his cottage to a woman as troubled as she is talkative. Yet, he can't force himself to turn her away right when she needs him most. As Genevieve researches her family's history and her and Sam's emotions deepen, they will have to let go of the facades and loneliness they've clung to and allow light to illuminate every hidden truth.https://amzn.to/3pqeTkOhttps://bookcastmedia.com

Stay with Me by Becky Wade Part 1https://bit.ly/43DzCjIA mysterious letter alluding to a secret in her parents' past brings Genevieve Woodward back to her Blue Ridge Mountains hometown, but she's also in need of a break from a high-profile career that has left her dangerously burned out and concealing a powerful secret of her own. When she wakes inside an unfamiliar cottage to find the confused owner staring down at her, she can no longer ignore the fact that she needs help. Sam Turner has embraced his sorrow and his identity as an outsider. The solitary, disciplined life he lives on his historic farm is the life he's chosen for himself. The last thing he wants is to rent his cottage to a woman as troubled as she is talkative. Yet, he can't force himself to turn her away right when she needs him most. As Genevieve researches her family's history and her and Sam's emotions deepen, they will have to let go of the facades and loneliness they've clung to and allow light to illuminate every hidden truth.https://bit.ly/43DzCjIhttps://bookcastmedia.com

In February, Let's Talk Social Work examined the Government's strategy for children's social care in England, Stable Homes Built on Love, and we're returning to an important issue discussed in that episode—kinship care.Andy McClenaghan is joined by kinship carer, Natalie Boyes, Sam Turner, Head of Policy and Public Affairs at the charity Kinship, and Dr Paul Shuttleworth, Postdoctoral Fellow in the School of Education and Social Work at Sussex University. Their conversation explores what kinship care is, the challenges kinship carers face, what social workers need to know about it, and what needs to change to ensure children in kinship care, and their carers receive the support they need.During the conversation Sam references the document Practising in kinship care: The perspectives of specialist social workers. Paul's podcast, Do Do Social Work, co-hosted with Sarah Flagg, can be accessed on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and everywhere else you get your podcasts. Some of Paul's research can be accessed below: Shuttleworth, P.D. (2023) 'What matters for child participation - The role of valuation-based dialogical participation for children living in kinship care in England' Child and Youth Service Review (149) Available at :https://doi.org/10.1016/j.childyouth.2023.106959Shuttleworth, P.D. (2022) ‘Recognition of Family Life by Children Living in Kinship Care Arrangements in England', The British Journal of Social Work, p. bcac114. Available at: https://doi.org/10.1093/bjsw/bcac114 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, we continue the conversation with Sam Turner, a successful entrepreneur who shares his insights and experience on the acquisition process, from the very first day to the consolidation of the businesses. He talks about the importance of being consistent with your time and being present in your business to create a strong culture that aligns with your vision. He also shares his experiences transitioning from a large corporate to an SME - and how getting the business culture right is critical to business success. He also introduces the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) and explains how it can be applied to optimize business operations.  Key Highlights [01:40] What happened on day 1 of the acquisition [02:55] Being consistent with the time [04:38] The benefit of being present in your business [07:33] The culture shock of moving from a big company to a small company [09:09] Importance of cultural aspect in a business [12:30] Importance of CFO and how Sam incorporated that in his business plan [15:47] The Entrepreneurial Operating System [19:36] Why Sam has not done the retained equity [20:26] How Sam is applying what he has learned from acquisitions [22:47] The classic case of funding the business [25:11] Sam's deal team [28:19] What makes you succeed in the long-term [30:12] Advice to people who are yet to make their first step Notable Quotes I don't think you can over-communicate. And I think communication is something that's really, really important. Being consistent with that and holding to what you're saying. If you want to grow the business, build on top of the good performance that I've had because it's a profitable business, has good brand equity, etc., is being open and honest. So I think the danger in deals is that the first deal is that you got the due diligence, your legal, your financial, and to a certain extent, your commercial due diligence. And you can get anal about every single point, you know. And you just need to know what matters and what doesn't matter. What makes you succeed or not in the medium term is how good your teams are in the businesses. You are what you do, so what you do consistently is who you are. So if you want to be somewhere, do it consistently. Resources Buying a business is only the start, which is why we are now teaching what happens next on the Mastermind program. Now, if you've already bought a business, you should be part of my Inner Circle group where we discuss raising capital, integration management, and exiting. Email Maria on hello@thedealmakersacademy.com for more information.  If you are looking for a lawyer in the UK to help you get the deal over the line, then use my own lawyer, John Andrews. You can phone his office at (0345) 2412494 or email him at johnandrews.deallawyer@jmw.co.uk. If you would like to take the next step to learn the best ways of buying a business, without risking your own cash, you can access my free training at: www.dealmakerspodcast.co.uk Watch my Webinar Training Video: https://www.dealmakerspodcast.co.uk You can also request a free copy of my book at: https://www.thedealmakersacademy.com/free-book-giveaway/ If you want to jump straight to my live Zoom FastTrack course, please go to: https://www.thedealmakersacademy.com/fast  Connect with Jonathan Jay at: Website: https://www.thedealmakersacademy.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-jay-3556b230/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheDealmakersAcademy

So a Special one, where Sam Turner from the wonderful Staying In Podcast and Sherwin Matthews from Steamforged Games get together to delve a little bit more into Sherwin's history as a designer, where we talk about designing for IPs, painting, cutting the grass, fan boy moments and we quite literally put together a game about running a coffee shop. All while having the best time. Links of Notes.  Staying In is a brilliant listen, so please check it out below.  https://twitter.com/stayinginpod  https://www.instagram.com/stayinginpod  https://www.stayinginpodcast.com/  You can keep an eye on Sherwin by going to  https://twitter.com/sherwinsagenda  https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgamedesigner/104102/sherwin-matthews  www.steamforged.com  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ If you would like to support us then please visit and interact with the links below.  Please give us a rating or review on your podcast catcher of choice.  Also, please let someone else know about our show, as recommendations are wonderful things. OUR LINKS OF NOTES (https://linktr.ee/werenotwizards) Apple Podcasts   |  Our Blog, Reviews, Previews and Thoughts | Our YouTube Channel Our BGG Guild | Board Game Geek Page | Website  | Facebook |Twitter | Instagram Buy Some Merch Stay Safe, Roll Sixes, Make Something Awful..

In this episode, Jonathan Jay is joined by Sam Turner, a successful entrepreneur who has made waves in the business world by purchasing three companies with a combined turnover of £17m within the last 15 months. Sam shares his story of how he got started in the business world and what led him to acquire businesses. He also shares his thoughts on rebranding and why he's not overly focused on integration. Sam offers invaluable insights into the art of reaching out to companies and the deals he needs to undertake to reach his revenue goal.  Key Highlights [01:29] What led Sam to the world of business [07:09] Why Sam is not focused on integration [08:36] Why Sam decided to buy a business [11:08] How the decision on the sector to venture into came about [15:21] Rebranding, how Sam handles it [17:11] Where there is value from a branding perspective [19:01] Sam's thoughts on integrating back office [21:21] The annual group revenue and how it has grown [25:44] How to reach out to companies [28:26] Possibility of having deals out of the initial conversations [30:13] Deals that Sam needs to undertake to get to the 60 million revenue Notable Quotes If you've got a very, very similar value proposition for customers. A very similar business model, why wouldn't you look for the cost synergies as part of that? Brand equity, so to speak, is important that the reputation in the market Yes, is part of what you're buying. You're buying the people, the contracts, and the reputation. So I think it would be honestly crazy to try and think about a rebranding of that. When you're dealing with smaller businesses, they've got a legacy, a culture, and a reputation in the marketplace. You want to protect that and sort of enhance it rather than damage it.  Sometimes it's horses for courses. I think, as we said before, if you've got a cookie-cutter approach, then it makes sense to be o Resources Buying a business is only the start, which is why we are now teaching what happens next on the Mastermind program. Now, if you've already bought a business, you should be part of my Inner Circle group where we discuss raising capital, integration management, and exiting. Email Maria on hello@thedealmakersacademy.com for more information.  If you are looking for a lawyer in the UK to help you get the deal over the line, then use my own lawyer, John Andrews. You can phone his office at (0345) 2412494 or email him at johnandrews.deallawyer@jmw.co.uk. If you would like to take the next step to learn the best ways of buying a business, without risking your own cash, you can access my free training at: www.dealmakerspodcast.co.uk Watch my Webinar Training Video: https://www.dealmakerspodcast.co.uk You can also request a free copy of my book at: https://www.thedealmakersacademy.com/free-book-giveaway/ If you want to jump straight to my live Zoom FastTrack course, please go to: https://www.thedealmakersacademy.com/fast  Connect with Jonathan Jay at: Website: https://www.thedealmakersacademy.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-jay-3556b230/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheDealmakersAcademy

On 2 February the Government launched its strategy for children's social care reform in England—Stable Homes, Built on Love. In this episode we we look at what the Strategy means for children and young people in care, those who care for them and for social workers working in children's services. To discuss the strategy, host, Andy McClenaghan is joined by social workers Bekah Pierre and Joe Hanley—Bekah is a care experienced adult and BASW England Professional Officer, and Joe is a lecturer with the Open University and a member of the BASW Policy, Ethics and Human Rights Committee—and Sam Turner, Head of Policy and Public Affairs at the charity Kinship. To read the Government's strategy, click here. To visit BASW's review of children's social care web hub, which includes BASW's response to the publication of the strategy click here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

George Elek is joined by Andy Holding to look ahead to this weekend's card at Ascot with an eye on the Kingwell Hurdle at Wincanton and some of the action over at Haydock.Don't forget to sign up to the brand new Cheltenham Super Service in the build up to the Cheltenham festival. Find exclusive insight from Andy Holding and Johnny Ward, as well as market movers, news, giveaways, access to exclusive events and bonus video content which focuses on the Ryanair after Allaho was ruled out of the festival. Sign up here: https://www.oddschecker.com/signup?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=social_post&utm_campaign=super_serviceA reminder Racing Weekly Live is just over 2 weeks away! Join us at the George IV pub in Chiswick on Monday 6th March. For just £10 you get entry, a free drink, a half-time pie, and a cracking night of preview action with Rishi Persad and Sam Turner being joined by Johnny Ward, Nick Scholfield and Bet 365's Pat Cooney. Tickets are available here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/racing-weekly-live-tickets-530570098447 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

George Elek is joined by Andy Holding and Ed Quigley to look ahead to this weekend's racing from Newbury and Warwick. Across the two cards we'll see the Denman Chase, Game Spirit Chase, Kingmaker Novices' Chase, Mares Chase and Betfair Hurdle. We'll see Arkle favourite Jonbon, Love Envoi, Hitman, Eldorado Allen, Greaneteen and more as the road to Cheltenham hots up. As well as previewing both cards, the guys also tackle your questions sent in to us on Twitter.A reminder Racing Weekly is published every week on our YouTube channel. Join Rishi Persad and Sam Turner as they review the weekend's racing and look ahead towards the Cheltenham Festival.Fancy watching Racing Weekly's live Cheltenham preview? Join us on March 6th at the George IV pub in Chiswick to be in the audience where Rishi and Sam will be joined by Johnny Ward and Pat Cooney. Details and tickets available here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/racing-weekly-live-tickets-530570098447Don't forget to sign up to the brand new Cheltenham Super Service in the build up to the festival. Find exclusive insight from Andy Holding and Johnny Ward, as well as market movers, news, giveaways, access to exclusive events and bonus video content which focuses on the Mares' Chase & Mares' Novices' Hurdle with entries out on Tuesday. Sign up here: https://www.oddschecker.com/signup?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=social_post&utm_campaign=super_service Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

George Elek is joined by Andy Holding and Johnny Ward to look ahead to this weekend's Dublin Racing Festival with a total of eight Grade 1s across the two days.Facile Vega, Honeysuckle, and Gold Cup favourite Galopin Des Champs are all in action with a star-studded line-up on both Saturday and Sunday as the road to Cheltenham really hots up.As well as previewing the cards on both days, the guys also tackle your questions sent in to us on Twitter.Don't forget to sign up to the brand new Cheltenham Super Service in the build up to the festival. Find exclusive insight from Andy Holding and Johnny Ward, as well as market movers, news, giveaways, access to exclusive events and bonus video content which focuses on The Arkle with six weeks to go until the action begins at Prestbury Park. Sign up here: https://www.oddschecker.com/signup?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=social_post&utm_campaign=super_serviceA reminder Racing Weekly is published every week on our YouTube channel. Join Rishi Persad and Sam Turner as they review the racing just gone and look ahead towards the Cheltenham Festival. On next week's show the chaps will be joined by Steve Mellish as they preview the Betfair Hurdle at Newbury. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode we add in a little about our trip to the DfE then crack on with the interview with Sam Turner the head of policy and public affairs at the charity Kinship (starting 10:00). We discuss the broader issues around families living with kinship/SGO/CAOs as well as look directly at the specific issues that may be raised in the upcoming Governmental response to the Care Review. As always if you've experience of adoption, fostering or special guardianship from any perspective personal or professional and would like share that on the podcast please get in touch through the Facebook or twitter or email us at AandFpodcast@gmail.com Listen/subscribe on iTunes here Spotify here Google here

Join us this week on WealthTech Unwrapped with our guest speaker, Sam Turner, Director of Wealth at Altus. Ned and Sam look into the digital wealth advice landscape in the UK, the shift towards accessible financial advice for the masses and the value of open banking for advisors and consumers. 

Welcome to the last Business Buying Strategies episode of 2022.  This week we've picked out twelve highlights from the year - one for each month.   So in January, I talked with Richard Bundock, one of my dealmaking clients. Richard had started a successful business, but wasn't able to grow it organically as quickly as wanted to, so he turned to acquisitions instead.  In February, I met Sam Turner, who gave up a lucrative and successful corporate career to become a dealmaker in the heating and ventilation sector.  In March, I caught up with Nick Manuel, who graduated from my programme with the right attitude, determination and most importantly the right strategy to make successful acquisitions.  In April, we met Peter Lidgitt, who bought nine UK businesses in 2020, totalling £20m in revenue – all whilst being locked down for most of the year at his home in France.  In May, I talked with legendary jewellery entrepreneur Gerald Ratner who grew his global business almost entirely through acquisition.  In June, we met  John Richardson, whose expertise is in acquiring coffee retail businesses, and establishing a chain a coffee shops.  In July, I spoke with Graeme Carling, who spent a decade building a substantial property portfolio, before buying a well known Scottish construction company out of administration. In August, we met Aled Davies, who runs a printing and textile printing family business. Aled had been trying to grow this business organically - but having listened to this podcast, and joining me on the Fasttrack Program, has now made his first acquisition. In September, I was joined by Phil Hunt, one of my private clients. Although Phil has a full-time job as an HR director of a city bank in London, this hasn't stopped him from making his first two acquisitions. In October, Jo Bell joined us to talk about her first five business acquisitions and the lessons that she has learnt along the way.  In November, I met James Gardner, for whom a chance meeting led to the acquisition of a funeral care business, and has now become a group through acquisition.  Finally, earlier in December, I caught up with Andy Doyle, who joined my very first business acquisition mastermind program nearly five years ago, back in 2018. Five years on and he has made several acquisitions, and has ambitious plans for the years ahead.  If you would like to take the next step to learn the best ways of buying a business, without risking your own cash, you can access my free training at www.dealmakersvideo.co.uk and you can also request a free copy of my book athttps://www.thedealmakersacademy.com/free-book-giveaway/ If you want to jump straight to my live Zoom FastTrack course please go tohttps://www.thedealmakersacademy.com/fast  Resources If you are looking for a lawyer in the UK to help you get the deal over the line, then use my guy John Andrews. You can phone his office at +03452412494 or email him at johnandrews.deallawyer@jmw.co.uk To join the Fasttrack Program, you can connect with Jonathan Jay at Website:https://www.thedealmakersacademy.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-jay-3556b230/ Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/c/TheDealmakersAcademy or get the Webinar Training Video onwww.dealmakerspodcast.co.uk

George Elek is joined by Andy Holding and Danny Archer to look ahead to one of the season's best flat races, the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.After speculation over a potential entry - Baaeed's connections chose to go for the Champion Stakes at Ascot, pushing Luxembourg to the top of the market where he remains, currently heading the betting at a best price of 7/2.Last year's winner Torquator Tasso is a 15/2 shot having shocked the racing world last year when winning the race at huge price of 72/1. The German raider looks to go back-to-back although will have to do it from stall 18. The guys touch on the draw with Andy not necessarily in agreement that it'll be to Torquator Tasso's detrimentRob Hornby is reunited with Westover having had a watching brief for his last two runs where Colin Keane was in the saddle. Having been as big as 16/1 at the start of the week the Irish Derby winner is now into a best price of 10/1. Rob joined Rishi Persad and Sam Turner earlier in the week on Racing Weekly to preview the ride, you can watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6vIU8aEGsk&t=5sAs well as the Arc the weekend's racing from Longchamp is packed with quality racing with no fewer than six Group 1s on Sunday and two on Saturday. After not being supplemented for the Arc, Very Elleegant goes in the Prix de Royallieu and is currently a joint 3/1 favourite alongside Sea La Rosa. It's the Prix Du Cadran for Kyprios who looks to make it 6 in-a-row, whilst Kinross runs in the Prix de la Foret#oddschecker #horseracing Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tom Stanley is here earlier this week with a stellar line-up of Steve Jones, Sam Turner and Charlie Poste. The lads will be sharing their best bets for Newmarket Friday and Saturday as the Cambridgeshire Meeting clicks into gear. Time Stamps: Friday: 14.25 Newmarket - Dubai Stakes (01:50), 14.40 Haydock - Haldane Fisher Handicap (06:21), 15.00 Newmarket - Rockfel Stakes (09:34), 15.35 Newmarket - Joel Stakes (15:58), Best Lays (20:00), Best £25 Racing Welfare Bets (21:04). Saturday: 13.50 Newmarket - Juddmonte Royal Lodge Stakes (22:40), 14.05 Haydock - Old Boston Handicap (26:33), 14.25 Newmarket - Juddmonte Cheveley Park Stakes (30:00), 14.40 Haydock - Lester Piggott First To Last Handicap (34:33), 15.00 Newmarket - Juddmonte Middle Park Stakes (38:07), 15:40 Newmarket - Cambridgeshire Handicap (41:43), Best Lays (47:22), Best £25 Racing Welfare Bets (48:02). 18+ | BeGambleAware

Tom Stanley brings you a special Jumpers To Follow Podcast with special guest Olly Murphy. Olly is Matchbook's new Horse Racing Ambassador and is gearing up for a big jumps season kicking off in Chepstow in a couple of weeks. Joining Tom and Olly are Sam Turner, Steve Jones and our own Micheál Deasy. Time Stamps: Olly Murphy Interview (00:30) Star Jumpers (20:24) Novice Jumpers (29:09) Dark Horses (36:30) Any Other Jumpers (43:30) 18+ | BeGambleAware

Sam Turner is 3 acquisitions into a 5-year plan to buy HVAC businesses across the UK that together cash flow £6m/yr. Topics in Sam's interview: How the businesses he buys are run and by whom Buying without the benefit of an SBA loan Why HVAC? Why buying small business is more appealing than real estate Harbour Club with Jeremy Harbour The value in acquiring businesses in a highly-fragmented industry Deal structure for his first acquisition Sam's goal for revenue/EBITDA/multiple and his own wealth Buying small vs. buying big Buying an HVAC with mostly new construction vs. maintenance revenue White collar people buying blue collar businesses Reach Sam at: sam DOT turner AT advantos DOT com LinkedIn Get complimentary due diligence on your acquisition's insurance & benefits program:Oberle Risk Strategies - Search Fund TeamLearn more about Walker Deibel's done-with-you buy-side advisory:The Acquisition LabConnect with Acquiring Minds: Connect with host Will Smith on LinkedIn Follow Will on Twitter

It's been some week at Glorious Goodwood and we have the last two days covered for you on the podcast. Donn McClean and Sam Turner join host Tom Stanley to share their fancies for Friday and Saturday. 18+ | BeGambleAware

Bonus midweek ITV action this Thursday and Friday from Newmarket and York. We've assembled a trio of experts in Tom Stanley, Sam Turner and Charlie Poste to guide you through the action, including best bets for each day. Time Stamps: Thursday Races (02:15) Friday Races (28:00)

We return with a Day 3&4 Royal Ascot preview. Stand-in host Daniel Hussey is joined by a stellar team of Donn McClean, Sam Turner and Charlie Poste. Thursday: 14.30 - Norfolk Stakes (Group 2) (02:50), 15.05 - King George V Stakes (08:00), 15.40 - Ribblesdale Stakes (Group 2) (13:14), 16.20 - Gold Cup (Group 1) (18:05), 17.00 - Britannia Stakes (24:44), Any Other Bets (29:45), Best Thursday Lays (31:05), Best Thursday Bets (32:40). Friday: 14.30 Albany Stakes (Group 3) (34:20), 15.05 Commonwealth Cup (Group 1) (36:39), 15.40 Duke of Edinburgh Stakes (41:40), 16.20 Coronation Stakes (Group 1) (47:38), 17.00 Sandringham Stakes (53:09), Any Other Bers (55:55), Best Friday Lays (57:09), Best Friday Bets (58:18). 18+ | BeGambleAware

Tom Stanley is joined by an esteemed duo of Charlie Poste and Sam Turner to guide you through the 10 live ITV races from Epsom over the next two days. Time Stamps: Epsom Friday: 4.30 Cazoo Oaks (03:00), 2.00 Cazoo Woodcote British EBF Stakes (08:38), 2.35 World Pool Handicap (13:58), 3.10 Dahlbury Coronation Cup (19:20), 3.45 Cazoo Handicap (26:17), Epsom Saturday: 4.30 Cazoo Derby (31:22), 2.00 Cazoo Handicap (43:30), 2.35 Princess Elizabeth Stakes (46:57), 3.10 Cazoo Diomed Stakes (49:22), 3.45 Simpex Express ‘Dash' Handicap (52:30) Best Lays (56:45) Best Bets (58:49) 18+ | BeGambleAware

Tom Stanley is joined by an all-star cast of Steve Jones, Sam Turner and Micheál Deasy for a look at the midweek York Dante Meeting. Time Stamps: Wednesday: 1.50 - Jorvik Handicap (02:30), 2.25 - Churchill Tyres Handicap (07:50), 3.00 - 1895 Duke of York.. Stakes (12:46), 3.35 - Musidora Stakes (16:33), 4.10 - ‘Here For The Craic' Handicap (20:20) Thursday: 1.50 - ‘Making Flat Less Flat' Handicap (25:31), 2.25 - Middleton Fillies' Stakes (30:10), 3.00 - Hambleton Handicap (34:40), 3.35 - Dante Stakes (39:25), 4.10 - Westow Stakes (45:10) Best Lays (47:40) Best Bets (48:40)

The band returns with Tom Stanley hosting alongside Charlie Poste, Sam Turner and Steve Jones. Should be a lively one as we cover 10 races - the Chester Cup Friday and all nine live ITV Saturday races. Time Stamps: 3.15 Friday - Chester Cup (02:25), 1.45 Ascot - Local Schools Art Competition Handicap (08:55), 2.05 Lingfield - 7f Handicap (13:35), 2.20 Ascot - Carey Group Buckhounds Stakes (16:13), 2.40 Lingfield - Derby Trial Stakes (22:05), 3.00 Haydock - Swinton Handicap Hurdle (28:30), 3.15 Lingfield - Oaks Trial Fillies' Stakes (34:35), 3.30 Ascot - British EBF Fillies' Stakes (37:19), 3.50 Lingfield - Chartwell Fillies' Stakes (41:22), 4.05 Ascot - Victoria Cup (44:20), Best Lays (51:20), Best Bets (53:54)

Mixed card once again on the podcast this week as we go between the Flat and the Jumps over the course of two days' racing live on ITV. First up is four races on the flat from Sandown Friday, followed by the full ITV Saturday card from Sandown, Haydock and Leicester leaving us 10 in total. Producer Daniel Hussey covers Tom Stanley this week and is joined by two giants of the tipping world in the Daily Mail's Sam Turner and BBC Five Live's Charlie Poste who is making his debut on the podcast. Time Stamps: Sandown Friday: 13.50 Esher Cup (02:16) 14.25 Gordon Richards Stakes (04:50) 15.00 Group 2 Mile (07:50) 15.35 Classic Trial (10:40) Friday Best Lays (12:47) Friday Best Bets (13:28) Sandown Saturday: 13.50 Novices' Final Handicap Hurdle (15:15) 14.25 Oaksey Chase (18:55) 15.00 Celebration Chase (21:00) 15.32 B365 Gold Cup (23:20) The remainder of ITV Saturday: 14.05 Haydock - Great Shevington Handicap (27:35) 14.45 Leicester - King Richard III Stakes (29:18) Saturday Best Lays (30:40) Saturday Best Bets (31:40)

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The band is back with four of our longest-serving contributors joining forces for Scottish Grand National Day at Ayr, as well as the best of the action from Newbury. Those four are Sam Turner, Steve Jones, Tom Stanley and Micheál Deasy. Our

Welcome to episode 26 of the CountrifiedUK podcast. Firstly, we are joined by UK's rapid rising country star ‘Olivia Lynn'. At 16 years old Olivia is setting the scene alight with her amazing vocals, fantastic songwriting and her massive personality. Olivia chats to us about the start of her career, how she got into music, some of her future plans and the meaning behind her lyrics. We are also lucky to have Olivia perform live a snippet of her latest track ‘I Love It' which is due out on February 9th. Definitely a name we are going to be hearing in the near future.Also we have brought back our spotlight for independent artists this week. Firstly, we have ‘Maddy McKenzie' who hails all the way from Canada. Maddy is making a name for herself in Canada and is sharply gaining fans from all across the world. We have the pleasure of playing her track ‘Do it Sober' which showcases her vocal abilities, definitely check out Maddy's other tracks and follow her on all social media platforms.We also have ‘Sam Turner and The Cactus Cats' who is our second independent artists to feature. With such an awesome and intriguing name these guys show us all their country credentials with their track ‘Lonesome For'. They hail from Texas and it most certainly shows in their music, which such an old school country vibe and something we believe is missing in today's seen these boys fill that void. I'm sure your going to love these guys as much as we do. Check out all their other tracks on other platforms and find out all about them on their social pages.

Sam Turner joins hosts Patrick B Ray and Christopher Seymore to talk about the fact that love songs follow him around and the finer points of song craft. The episode has two songs performed live by Sam, as well as, excerpts from his new album “Rodeo Hound” As always, they're here to talk about the goings-on in underground country music culture.

It takes a lot to get started in adult life - finding a flat, learning to budget, perhaps heading to university or a first job. Many new adults rely on their parents for help but more than 10 thousand young people a year leave the care system. In this edition of Money Box Live, Felicity Hannah, care leavers, a foster parent and a panel of experts discuss what support is on offer for young people leaving care. We hear from Callie, Mark, Chantel and Elias about their lives in care and how they have been treated by the system in relation to their financial entitlements. Joining them are Carrie Wilson Harrop, Young Persons consultant at The Care Leavers Association; Sam Turner, Policy and Participation Manager at BECOME, a national charity for children in care and young care leavers and Eilidh Malcolmson, a team leader who works with the continuing care and aftercare social work team for North West Glasgow. www.becomecharity.org.uk - helpline 0800 023 2033 or advice@becomecharity.org.uk www.careleavers.com Producer Smita Patel Editor Emma Rippon