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Nest is joined by 2 PLL Waterdog players, Scarpello and Mikey Sowers. We dive into Waterdogs draft talk, CJ Kirst arrival, NJ vs PA lacrosse, favorite PLL cities, and much more! Stick around at the end for some NCAA tourney talk with Scarp! Comments and Subscribe Youtube!!

Lieutenant Governor & All ThatArizona has a new job on the ballot next year -- Lieutenant Governor. But is it all it's cracked up to be and WHO should be handpicked by the Democratic and Republican nominees? We name names. Then... School choice is reshaping education nationwide and Arizona's universal program has been a catalyst for the movement. Scarp sits down with Katie Ratlief of Common Sense Institute and Jenny Clark of Love Your School to talk about how this evolving landscape is opening the door for more specialized education options for families and pushing district schools to rethink how they serve students, especially those with special needs.

It definitely is NOT as easy as 1-2-3…. Scarp is joined by two veterans of the Prop 123 debate for a discussion of how this complicated education policy came to be and what should happen next.

Amb Núria Scarp i Benjamí Cervera parlem de les dues propostes per encetar el nou any en remull: la Capbussada, que arriba a la seva 4ª edició, i el Primer Bany de l'Any que organitza el Club de Mar. L'entrada Dues propostes per encetar el 2025 en remull: la Capbussada a la Platja Sant Sebastià i el primer bany de l’any del Club de Mar, a la Platja de la Bassa Rodona ha aparegut primer a Radio Maricel.

El ex intendente de Avellaneda hizo un repaso del primer año de gestión de Maximiliano Pullaro. Advirtió que “hay mucho por mejorar en los servicios públicos”.

Is a Democratic primary for Arizona Governor in the making for 2026? We riff on that and so much more as Scarp and his friends just can't get enough of political gossip.

Scarp and Friends is back! And just in time to touch on all the hot topics in the aftermath of the 2024 election. From President Trump's historic victory, to how this all played out on the ground, we dive in.

Se trata de un reclamo histórico que llega a la Justicia Federal.

Fem prèvia del cap de setmana esportiu i parlem amb Diego Godoy, el nou entrenador d'un Rugby Club Sitges que jugarà el seu primer partit al camp del CR Castelldefels. També conversem amb Núria Scarp, jugadora de l'equip femení de la UE Sitges. L'equip de futbol 11 debuta a la lliga de 2ª divisió jugant al camp del Monjos. L'entrada ESPORTS: el Rugby Club Sitges s’estrena a Castelldefels. També arrenca la temporada el femení de la UE Sitges jugant al camp del Monjos ha aparegut primer a Radio Maricel.

Fem prèvia del cap de setmana esportiu i parlem amb Diego Godoy, el nou entrenador d'un Rugby Club Sitges que jugarà el seu primer partit al camp del CR Castelldefels. També conversem amb Núria Scarp, jugadora de l'equip femení de la UE Sitges. L'equip de futbol 11 debuta a la lliga de 2ª divisió jugant al camp del Monjos. L'entrada ESPORTS: el Rugby Club Sitges s’estrena a Castelldefels. També arrenca la temporada el femení de la UE Sitges jugant al camp del Monjos ha aparegut primer a Radio Maricel.

There were 238 corporate insolvencies in Q3 2024, up 60% compared to the same quarter in 2023, according to new figures published by Deloitte. This brings the total number of insolvencies in the first three quarters of 2024 to 650, up by 36% compared to the same period in 2023. Commenting on the latest statistics, James Anderson, Turnaround & Restructuring Partner, Deloitte Ireland, said: "In Deloitte's last quarterly update we forecasted that Ireland was on course for more than 800 insolvencies in 2024, but it is now likely that it will be closer to 900. At the current activity level, corporate insolvencies in 2024 are on track to be 30% greater than in 2023, with forecasted activity to be in line with 2017, which had 874 appointments. SMEs continue to be disproportionately affected, accounting for 98% of activity levels. The hospitality and retail sectors accounted for 28% of activity levels in 2024 both of which significantly increased from the same period in 2023. These stark figures reinforce how the cost of doing business in Ireland in recent years has significantly increased. More tailored supports and reliefs are required to support SMEs in Ireland." The increase in insolvencies year-to-date Q3 2024 is driven by Creditor's Voluntary Liquidation (CVL) activity, which saw a 38% increase compared with the same period last year. Nearly all insolvencies in Q3 2024 were SMEs (98%), which is the same as H1 2024 corporate insolvency figures. Small Companies Administrative Rescue Process (SCARP) There have been 9 SCARP appointments in Q3, bringing the total to 22 in 2024 and saving 272 jobs. The number of appointments is the same as 2023. Since its introduction, there have been 77 SCARP appointments. Anderson said: "I would encourage SMEs (and their advisors) to consider SCARP as a viable option to supporting businesses and saving jobs. The low number of companies using the process does not align with the positive impact and outcomes that the scheme has had." Sector focus As in previous periods, the wide-ranging services sector accounts for the highest proportion of corporate insolvencies by the end of Q4 2023 with 237 insolvencies, representing 36% of total insolvencies recorded in the first 9 months of the year. Within the services sector, financial services and holding companies account for the highest incidence of insolvencies with 76 so far in 2024. Other notable services sub-sectors were Technical and Professional Services with 41 Insolvencies, real estate with 30 insolvencies and Entertainment with 20 insolvencies. The hospitality sector continues to see significant increases in insolvencies - with 108 so far in 2024, which is 61% up from the same period in 2023 (67) and significantly higher than the same periods in 2021 and 2022 when there were just 26 hospitality insolvencies. This is likely due to similar trends seen throughout the year, including increased labour and energy costs, as well as the VAT rate at 13.5% and insurance costs. The remainder of the insolvencies were spread amongst the other sectors, with 74 in Retail, 67 in Construction, 33 in Manufacturing, 29 in Transport, 28 in IT, 19 in wholesale and the remainder in other business sectors. Regional focus Leinster had the highest number of insolvencies in 2024 to date with 504 (78% of all insolvencies), as expected. There were 82 (13%) in Munster, 55 (8%) in Connacht, and 9 in Ulster (Republic of Ireland only). Notes Industry Number of insolvencies in YTD Q3 2024 Construction 67 Hospitality 108 Manufacturing 33 IT & Other 28 Retail 74 Services 237 Other Business activities 55 Transport 29 Wholesale 19 Creditors' Voluntary Liquidation (CVLs) is a terminal insolvency procedure whereby the directors of a company instruct a Licensed Insolvency Practitioner to act as a liquidator to wind up the company's affairs because it has become insolvent and unable to continue to trade. Small Companies Administrative Rescue Process (SCARP) was introduced at the end of 2...

Paolo Lambruschi"Doctor Alganesh"Donna della speranzaAncora Libriwww.ancoralibri.it«Mi chiamo Alganesh Fessaha, sono nata in Eritrea nel 1954 e sono cittadina italiana. Il mio nome significa “il mio trono, il luogo ove riposarmi”». Comincia così il racconto di questo libro, che ha come protagonista “Doctor Alganesh”, specialista in medicina Ayurveda, fondatrice e presidente della Ong “Gandhi”, che dal 2003 sostiene persone vulnerabili attraverso progetti in diversi Paesi africani. Questa biografia in prima persona, scritta da un giornalista di Avvenire esperto di questioni internazionali e umanitarie, racconta la storia di una donna di speranza e di pace che nel 2015 è stata insignita dal presidente Sergio Mattarella del titolo di Ufficiale dell'Ordine al merito della Repubblica «per il suo impegno nella lotta al traffico degli esseri umani e nell'assistenza ai profughi».Paolo Lambruschi (Milano, 1966), è giornalista professionista dal 1992. Ha diretto il mensile di strada Scarp de' tenis e il mensile di finanza etica Valori. Come inviato di Avvenire si occupa prevalentemente di vicende di immigrazione, povertà e traffico di esseri umani. Nel 2011 ha vinto il Premiolino, uno dei più antichi e importanti premi giornalistici.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.itDiventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.

Rosúa, Scarpín y García presentaron un proyecto de reforma para la Constitución de Santa Fe. Proponen Disciplina Fiscal y Sustentabilidad Tributaria. Además de la autonomía municipal, la eliminación de privilegios políticos y mejoras para la justicia

The Covid-19 pandemic that hit in March 2020 hammered the Irish hospitality and retail sectors.One company that was directly in the firing line was Moriarty's a family run craft shop and restaurant in the Gap of Dunloe in Kerry that was largely dependent on American visitors for its business.The company survived this near-death experience by becoming one of the first SMEs in Ireland to use a new small company rescue process called Scarp, introduced by the Government at the end of 2021.Having wiped out substantial debts, Moriarty's is once again thriving, and looking to expand its business beyond the Gap of Dunloe.Denis Pio Moriarty is a son of the founders and runs the business with other family members. He joined host Ciarán Hancock in studio to tell his company's story of surviving the pandemic.He began by recalling Moriarty's early days, from its opening in 1964 and its growth story up to when the pandemic hit in early 2020.Produced by John Casey. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Covid-19 pandemic that hit in March 2020 hammered the Irish hospitality and retail sectors.One company that was directly in the firing line was Moriarty's a family run craft shop and restaurant in the Gap of Dunloe in Kerry that was largely dependent on American visitors for its business.The company survived this near-death experience by becoming one of the first SMEs in Ireland to use a new small company rescue process called Scarp, introduced by the Government at the end of 2021.Having wiped out substantial debts, Moriarty's is once again thriving, and looking to expand its business beyond the Gap of Dunloe.Denis Pio Moriarty is a son of the founders and runs the business with other family members. He joined host Ciarán Hancock in studio to tell his company's story of surviving the pandemic.He began by recalling Moriarty's early days, from its opening in 1964 and its growth story up to when the pandemic hit in early 2020.Produced by John Casey. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

There were 412 corporate insolvencies in H1 2024, up 25% compared to this time last year and the highest half-yearly corporate insolvency figure since H1 2018 (435). Commenting on the latest statistics, James Anderson, Turnaround & Restructuring Partner, Deloitte Ireland, said: "These figures put Ireland on course for more than 800 insolvencies this year, as forecasted in our Q1 Insolvency & Restructuring Statistics. This is an increase of 25% on 2023 activity levels and would represent the highest number of insolvencies since 2017, when the figure was 874." The increase in H1 2024 is driven by Creditors' Voluntary Liquidation (CLV) activity, which saw a 33% increase compared with H1 2023 (323 CLVs in H1 2024 vs 243 in H1 2023). Nearly all insolvencies in H1 2024 were SMEs (98%). SCARP There have been 13 SCARP appointments to date in 2024, which is down from 17 in H1 2023. There have been 68 SCARP appointments since its introduction at the end of 2021 and it has a success rate of 70%, saving 672 jobs to date. Anderson said: "The drop in SCARP appointments compared to last year is very concerning. This scheme continues to attract low numbers of companies despite the positive impact it has had on those who have used it. We know SCARP can be successful in saving jobs and we would urge the Government to further invest in raising awareness of this process and its benefits." Debt warehousing Almost 90% of the €1.65 billion debt that remained in the warehouse at the start of April 2024 was either paid in full, secured under phased payment arrangements or included within a proposed phased payment arrangement, according to Revenue in May. Anderson said: "The debt warehousing scheme supported businesses in Ireland during a difficult and uncertain period. The vast majority of companies who availed of it are now either engaging with Revenue or have cleared off their debts. This shows it was a good decision to introduce it and confirms that such emergency measures for businesses can have a positive impact during turbulent times." Sector focus There were 77 insolvencies in the hospitality sector in H1 2024, which is a significant increase of 88% from H1 2023. This is likely due to similar trends in Q1, including increased labour and energy costs, as well as the VAT rate at 13.5% and insurance costs. The mandatory Pension Scheme will come into operation in September of this year. These factors, together with the overall higher cost of living impacting discretionary spend, is likely to see continued distress in the hospitality industry for the remainder of 2024. Anderson said: "We're nearly one year on since the VAT rate of 13.5% was reintroduced for the retail and hospitality sector and we're seeing the remarkable impact costs such as these are having on the businesses involved." Regional focus Leinster had the highest number of insolvencies in H1 2024 (321), as expected, and recorded a 27% increase compared to H1 2023. There were 46 in Munster, 40 in Connacht, and 5 in Ulster (Republic of Ireland only). 2024 forecast Based on the activity levels in H1 2024, corporate insolvency activity in 2024 is forecasted to surpass 800 appointments. This represents a 25% increase on 2023 activity levels and the highest level in six years. Based on the appointments in H1 2024, SMEs will likely continue to be the most impacted, and the Hospitality and Retail Sectors are likely to experience continued restructuring activity in 2024.

On Tuesday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey spoke to William Cahir of Cahir & Co. Solicitors, Ennis, in our weekly legal slot. This week, William discussed insolvencies in small businesses, SCARP (small company administrative process), examinership options, and what a business owner can do if they are under financial pressure in their business.

Amb Núria Scarp parlem del partit de futbol femení que dissabte al migdia, al Municipal d'Aiguadolç, aplegarà a un grup de jugadores veteranes que formaren part d'aquells primers equips a principis de la dècada dels noranta. L'iniciativa ha tingut una molt bona resposta i la UE Sitges l'ha acollit de molt bon grat. L'entrada Entre el record de les primeres jugadores i un futur millor per al futbol femení a Sitges. En parlem amb la Núria Scarp ha aparegut primer a Radio Maricel.

Amb Núria Scarp parlem del partit de futbol femení que dissabte al migdia, al Municipal d'Aiguadolç, aplegarà a un grup de jugadores veteranes que formaren part d'aquells primers equips a principis de la dècada dels noranta. L'iniciativa ha tingut una molt bona resposta i la UE Sitges l'ha acollit de molt bon grat. L'entrada Entre el record de les primeres jugadores i un futur millor per al futbol femení a Sitges. En parlem amb la Núria Scarp ha aparegut primer a Radio Maricel.

Amb Núria Scarp parlem d'aquesta nova edició de La Capbussada. Tots aquells que vulguin, amb inscripció prèvia, podran començar el nou any amb una remullada a la Platja Sant Sebastià el proper 1 de gener, a les dotze del migdia. L'entrada La Capbussada o com començar el nou any en remull ha aparegut primer a Radio Maricel.

For years bankruptcy meant a financial life sentence for small business owners and little prospect of a second chance. But it's been almost 2 years since the introduction of the new Small Company Administrative Rescue Process - known as SCARP, which has radically simplified and shortened the insolvency process for SMEs. Today the accountancy firm formerly known as Baker Tilly and now known as Azets published its SCARP index, which claims that 561 jobs have been saved as a direct result of the new scheme. Speaking to Joe this morning was Dessie Morrow Partner for Corporate Recovery with Azets.

Un giornale che racconta la vita e crea mille storie

The Chain of Destiny by Bram Stoker audiobook. Frank Stanford, strapping young man, heads out to the countryside to visit his old friends Mr. and Mrs. Trevor as the Scarp estate. What begins as a warm visit with his ersatz parental figures turns into something both ominous and wonderful with the announcement by Mrs. Trevor that they are to be visited by a young Miss Fothering who Mrs. Trevor feels Frank will fall in love with almost immediately. Frank takes it all in stride until he has a terrible nightmare that evening of dreadful things to come upon Miss Fothering's arrival. Will there be a 'happily ever after' for the pair of lovebirds or will an ancient family curse finally come to bare? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

durée : 00:41:46 - Un jour dans le monde - En ce jour d'ouverture du sommet de l'Otan, la contre-offensive ukrainienne débutée dans les premiers jours du mois de juin est confrontée à des conditions difficiles. Au même moment, la France annonce la livraison de missiles longues portées SCARP et les Etats-Unis des roquettes à sous-munitions.

durée : 00:41:46 - Un jour dans le monde - En ce jour d'ouverture du sommet de l'Otan, la contre-offensive ukrainienne débutée dans les premiers jours du mois de juin est confrontée à des conditions difficiles. Au même moment, la France annonce la livraison de missiles longues portées SCARP et les Etats-Unis des roquettes à sous-munitions.

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Steven went live Monday to talk about the show he attended at the Knitting Factory in North Hollywood Monday night! This show included Lobate Scarp (you may remember we had Adam Sears on our show about a year ago), Moon Letters, and Behold! The Monolith. A few clips are included (with audio cleaned up a bit since parts became quiet on the phone). Tune in and chat about music! Relevant Links: -https://lobatescarp.bandcamp.com/ -https://moonletters.bandcamp.com/album/thank-you-from-the-future -https://beholdthemonolith.bandcamp.com/album/from-the-fathomless-deep --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/yesshift/support

Eight years ago, then Treasurer Doug Ducey, former CEO of Cold Stone and Arizona State University alum, stood and declared that together, with the support of his family, friends, colleagues, and fellow Arizonans, he would run for the Office of the Arizona Governor with the singular focus of providing every Arizonan with more opportunities. As Arizona's Governor for tough times, Doug Ducey inherited a one billion dollar budget deficit as the economy was still recovering from the great recession. And he helped Arizona persevere through an unprecedented global pandemic. But today, the Governor faces his biggest challenge yet – a podcast interview with Scarp. Listen in as the two great friends discuss his time on the 9th floor and his legacy of service. To learn more about Governor Ducey's accomplishments throughout his eight-year governorship, visit theduceyyears.com.

Welcome to The Grind It Out Show, your new favorite basketball & sports talk show. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- On the season finale (22), Ty and Cousin Scrap talk Brittney Griner getting released from Russia and retuning home, Deion Sanders leaving Jackson State University for a Power 5 school, The Lake Show has been actually good as of late and Ty & Scarp break Week 13 in the NFL and they give their predictions Week 14 and beyond. Thank you for amazing Season 1! We will rerun with Season 2 in January 2023! Happy Holiday's & Happy New Year! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/__grinditout?ig... Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheGrindItOutShow --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #deionsanders #lalakers #sportscommentary --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/grinditout/support

La manca de coneixement del pressupost d'enguany i l'avís de que només podrien organitzar un dels cinc o sis actes que acostumava a organitzar la comissió han estat dos dels motius de pes que han portat Núria Scarp i la Comissió de Carnaval en bloc a dimitir del càrrec. L'entrada La Comissió de Carnaval dimiteix (segona part). L’expresidenta, Núria Escarp, aposta per professionalitzar l’organització de la festa ha aparegut primer a Radio Maricel.

Jerry speaks to David Swinburne who’s a chartered accountant with FitzGerald Legal & Advisory LLP. He explains how SCARP (the Small Company Administrative Rescue Process) helps small firms avoid insolvency.

Scarp and his good friend, statistical genius Landon Wall, travel to a parallel universe where the theoretical can become reality – the world of polling. They discuss an innovative new polling method and what today's numbers tell us about the upcoming midterm elections. Scarp is also joined by producer Blake Wilson, to break down subtle yet outside-the-box political strategies and the future outlook of Arizona's political climate.

In a kickass episode of Scarp and Friends, Scarp interviews a kickass woman – unmatched policy expert, Katie Ratlief, current Deputy Chief of Staff at the Office of the Arizona Governor, who recently announced that she will be the new Executive Director of the Common Sense Institute – Arizona's leading nonpartisan free enterprise research group – effective in January 2023. They dig into her new job, this past legislative session, and how Scarp screams when scared.Also, Scarp gives a full breakdown on the drama surrounding Arizona's school choice legislation and the current political climate.

To debate or not debate? That is the question that Scarp discusses in his latest podcast. In this episode, Scarp discusses key insights from the upcoming Arizona gubernatorial election and other issues impacting the midterm elections. Then, he talks (and debates) with a good friend, Democrat State Senator Sean Bowie, to discuss life at the legislature, keys to campaigning, K-12 education and addressing Arizona's housing crisis.

Arizona Gubernatorial candidates, Katie Hobbs and Kari Lake, took the stage at the Arizona Chamber of Commerce & Industry Gubernatorial Forum, for the first (and perhaps only) time as the General Election fast approaches.On a special edition of Scarp and Friends, Scarp recaps the event minutes after its conclusion with one of his best friends, the event moderator, Danny Seiden, President and CEO of the Arizona Chamber of Commerce.Tune in for a behind the scenes look at the forum and the key takeaways from the night.

Scarp has adopted a new motto – don't be boring. And in this episode it is anything but. Scarp invites two renowned investigative journalists – Rachel Liengang and Hank Stephenson but we are the one's asking the questions. And they lay it all out on the line. Listen for an exclusive inside scoop on what it's like to be a member of the modern day media and why Hank was kicked out of the Arizona Capitol.

Wait no longer! Part 2 of Top Ten Great Albums We Had To Wait A Long Time For is here and it's spectacular. Our returning champion is none other than the marvelous Adam Sears of progressive rock wizards Lobate Scarp, back on the pod to carp about their latest album You Have It All,  which was 10 years in the making. Adam and I finish up our list of those albums that got delayed from your earholes for any number of reasons. Thankfully for each of these, it was worth the wait.If you missed Part 1, start here:https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/alltimetopten/episodes/2022-08-01T04_00_00-07_00Lobate Scarp's 2nd album You Have It All is now available on their Bandcamp page:https://lobatescarp.bandcamp.comListen to this playlist on Apple Music!https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/episode-523-524-top-ten-great-albums-we-had-to-wait/pl.u-V9D7mqKf3gElz46?ls&fbclid=IwAR1T8TPoKJ7wRC6nIaGi1oKqfcfTRX0VMjvAc0itlWjl7pKFn0hnov8D2uETo hear the mighty David Daskal co-hosting Top Ten Pop/Rock Songs That Feature The Flute, you must join the Patreon Thing. For $2 a month you'll get bonus episodes every month guested by our favorite people.https://alltimetoptenpod.com

Scarp talks about food. But don't let thematic simplicity fool you. Scarp and his friends use favorite restaurants, insensitive taco comments, business lunch, and a bottle of vodka to discuss important topics like family history, cultural competency, and diversity. Listen in for an exclusive interview with honorable public service and prominent businessman – Arizona Restaurant Association President/CEO Steve Chucri — and a roundtable discussion with legendary political PR service experts. Lots of information is shared – perhaps too much…

Fireworks explode when Scarp's second favorite group of friends get together to discuss the news of the week including Gavin Newsom's Montana R&R time, the Dallas Cowboys, and 4th of July celebrations. Then, Scarp welcomes renowned Arizona economist, Glenn Farley, to discuss prime rib…and the possibilities of an impending recession.

We're turning on the mics! In a jam-packed first episode, Daniel “Scarp” Scarpinato is joined by good friend, Governor Jan Brewer, to discuss her outstanding career and life experiences. Then, Scarp is joined by a few friends and a former frenemy to discuss the impacts Roe v Wade being overturned will have on the 2022 midterm elections, a possible Howard Stern Presidential bid and the possible political implications of Elmo receiving the COVID vaccine.

Introducing Scarp & Friends

13:00:12 0:00:00 ProgPhonic 93 Intro 0:43 13:01:04 0:00:00 The Lickerish Quartet Lighthouse Spaceship 6:05 Lighthouse Spaceship 2020 13:09:12 0:00:00 Sunchild Outer Space 4:20 Synesthesia 2015 13:13:32 0:00:00 Eloy Mysterious Monolith 7:37 Planets (2005 Remaster) 1981 13:21:09 0:00:00 Rick Miller Heaven In Your Eyes 4:05 In The Shadows 2011 13:25:14 0:00:00 Lobate Scarp Interview Interview 26:27 […]

Legislation giving ministers the power to scrap parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol is due to be published in the House of Commons on Monday afternoon. Jonathan Healy was joined by Bertie Ahern to discuss British attempts to scarp parts of the NI protocol.

Marc Ó Cathasaigh a Green Party TD representing Waterford. & Party Spokesperson on Social Protection and the vice-chair of the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Social Protection, Community and Rural Development and the Islands joined Pat to discuss if it is time to scrap GDP as a measure of a country's growth and focus on well-being?

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How do you find ways to fund your projects while still being true to yourself? Adam Sears is the founder and frontman of the Progressive Space Opera Rock band Lobate Scarp. In this interview, we discuss how his passion for music and theater has led him to create the band, and how it came to be that members of Spock's Beard and the band Yes are featured in their upcoming album. We also dive into crowdfunding as Adam has done several campaigns that have been both successful as well as failures. Instagram Facebook Website Presented by Bandzoogle Bandzoogle is an all-in-one platform that makes it easy to build a stunning website for artists. Bandzoogle is also offering to all our listeners 15% off the first year of any subscription. Just enter the promo code “8020show” at bandzoogle.com Follow 80/20 Records: Instagram TikTok LinkTree 8020records.com We would love to hear from you! Please give us a review, this really helps get others to listen in. Any suggestions on how we can improve? DM us on Instagram, TikTok, or Facebook. You can also email us at info [at] 8020records.com. Intro music: ‘Somebody' (Instrumental) by The Runner Up Outro music: ‘Let's Ride' (Instrumental) by Gabe Kubanda Host: Mike Zimmerlich Produced by: 80/20 Creative (80/20 Records) Post-Production: EarthtoMoira Tags: Music Interview Business Industry Podcast Crowdfunding Prog Rock

On this episode, we're joined by Adam Sears of prog rock band Lobate Scarp! After talking a bit about Star Wars, Adam goes over influences and how he got into Yes. We talk about Lobate Scarp's previous releases and then focus on upcoming album You Have It All, which features Jon Davison and Billy Sherwood on the title track. We even preview a bit of that song, as well as upcoming single "Our Test Tube Universe." The album's official worldwide release date is April 1, but those who pre-ordered via Indiegogo will receive the album digitally on February 22. Check out the info at gotprog.com, check out the band's website lobatescarp.com, and check out their previous releases at lobatescarp.bandcamp.com You can follow our podcast series at https://anchor.fm/yesshift, which includes an audio version of this episode if you prefer not to look at us. We welcome comments, questions, and suggestions, so feel free to email us at yesshiftpodcast @ gmail.com On our Facebook page, we will not only share our podcast episodes, but also Yes photos and videos with stories from throughout their career. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/yesshift/support

3.00" Neil Hughes, Managing Partner of Baker Tilly Ireland explains SCARP, the newly enacted examinership system for smaller businesses. H says that this fundamental change in company law is a 'once in a lifetime' event. He says there are tens of thousands, maybe hundreds of thousands of businesses who have been brought to their knees during Covid. The process takes less than 70 days - but a scheme could be in place within 42 days (compared to up to 150 days, plus hefty legal fees, in examinership). He calls it a 'short, sharp, SCARP. Neil explains where the name came from (strange!) but he says that SCARP is here to stay. He talks about the Retail Excellence Ireland survey of members and their rental arrears and what that means for SMEs. He reckons that the initial up-front costs should be much, much lower and also that the process is far more private than the open court Examinership system. This more discrete system means that predatory Interlopers won't be able to know that businesses they might want to scoop up are going through the process. Dept of Jobs still has to allow enabling legislation, so we won't see SCARP really kick in until 2022. The process is EU driven to give business owners a second chance. The legislation is similar to Australian law where it works very well. He says that Ireland is now a leader in restructuring law worldwide - a big turnaround from some years back.Neil's hire in a heartbeat? (He gives a very circuitous answer, but eventually plumps for rowing gold medallist Paul O'Donovan29.30" Shane Kiernan, founder of IAMUS Technologies, says that his company will be a €1 billion business in the next six years! He was a posh City banker but now gets his hands dirty (literally) working occasionally in chicken coops that are the size of football pitches and house 50,000 broiler chickens. Shane started his entrepreneur journey in school, running an unofficial (and not sanctioned!) tuck shop. He delivered goods from Northern Ireland, during which time he was interviewed by broadcaster Gerry Ryan, an chat that led to 5,000 emails in his inbox the following morning. He worked with the Bill Clinton Foundation and has met the US President twice. This brought him to Kenya but that's another story...He established a business in the Philippines employing 220 people. He tells us that 2,000 chickens are eaten every SECOND around the world and this has led to producers looking for ways to produce more, better. He has had help from poultry entrepreneur Vincent Carton who showed him a major gap in the market. He says that his robots are gender neutral! IAMUS are funding at the moment and want to talk to TeamGBS about investing in his business. There are 350,000 chicken sheds around the world so he says it's a massive investment opportunity, so he's trying to raise $2 million to kick off his international business. He talks about Cargill's massive recent investment in the US chicken industry. His business is not selling individual robots, but he sells his robotic solutions, what he calls Robotics as a Service. He talks about his involvement with the Techstars accelerators. He aims to have 3,300 robots manufactured by 2025. He's using IFAC to help raise funds. And Shane's 'hire in a heartbeat'? Oxford don, Dr Marian Dawkins.54.00" Jeud Ennis of Signworks.ie. Her dad got her into the business of painting grass, or more correctly painting logos on grass on pitches. A logo is painted by her team in two days, She started with Croke Park and then, by chance, met a South African at a UK tradeshow who introduced her to 3D painting of brand logos. Her first 3D logo was for Royal Liver. She explains that stadium managers don't always appreciate her painting her grass. She gives a shout out to her brothers who run a company called Sportsworks.ie that is involved in pitch maintenance and more. She can turn around 3 logos in a couple of days with a crew of 4. Rain can destroy logos and she explains how she handles marketing managers about distorted logo colours. She loved to pick up business across Europe and Dubai (she's been on holidays there and loves the place). She'd like the FA and the RFU to tender 'her way'...She wants TeamGBS to put people in the touch with her who wants branding, for example golf clubs (she says it's highly affordable) and would love to meet with international turf laying company SIS in Sligo.And, who would she 'hire in a heartbeat'. Robbie Keane and Paul O'Connell (she wants to play golf with him!). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Adam Sears, of the progressive rock band Lobate Scarp, helps Steve name his new podcast! Together, they discuss the value of creating meaningful work that can make an impression on others or make the world a better place. Many starting out in the music industry might not have the means to create the caliber of music they'd like to. Adam and Steve share stories of navigating these challenges while creating Lobate Scarp's album on limited funds including cancelling family vacations for jobs (Adam was halfway to Arizona when he was offered a part in MTV's Matrix Reloaded Spoof!), testing out crowdfunding and working with Adam's dream mixer, Rich Mouser. Steve jokes that “If you want work in the entertainment business, book a vacation.”  They also begin to dive a bit into dark matter and dark energy. It's between the galaxies and what hold them together. We can't see it, but could it be like the 5th dimension? With new evidence of neuron-like matter between galaxies, similar to a brain, could the universe be growing? Featured Music: “Nothing Wrong” by Lobate Scarp  Guest: Adam Sears Facebook @lobatescarp (https://www.facebook.com/pg/lobatescarp/) Website: http://www.lobatescarp.com Host: Steven Leavitt (icreatesound.com)  Sign the mailing list for a bonus episode: Mike Zimmerlich of 80/20 records on strategies to start making connections in your career! (thelanguageofcreativity.com/newlistener)  Tags: Lobate Scarp, MTV Matrix Spoof, dark matter, Rich Mouser, artistry, 11th dimension, Rockstar, Blockchain, Time and Space, Beautiful Light, Music, Creativity, Science, Art