Podcast appearances and mentions of Scott Gregory

This episode explores the original motion picture soundtrack of the 1997 action-horror movie, Spawn, based on Todd McFarlane's comic book of the same name. This album is unique in that it consists of all original music, with each song featuring a collaboration between some of the hottests artists of the day. Contributors of note include Korn, The Prodigy, Moby, Marilyn Manson, The Crystal Method, and more. We discuss the tracks we enjoyed, the tracks we didn't, and talked about just how unique this album is. At the end of the podcast, we attempt to quantify how much we each liked it by scoring the album out of five. Stay tuned till the end to hear what member Scott Gregory has selected as the album we review next month. _____ Welcome to the Sonic Collective, a music podcast that explores a different album or musical concept each month, diving deep into its history, context, and impact on the music industry. Join hosts Alain Dupuis, Scott Coates and Darren Scott, along with Scott Gregory, as they share their thoughts, insights, and personal connections to the music, inviting listeners to discover new perspectives and appreciation for some of the greatest albums of all time.

Preview also available on our YouTube channelOur guest : CIARÁN DUFFYhttps://twitter.com/PostToPostSporthttps://posttopost.sport.blogLEINSTER : 15. Jamie Osborne 14. Jimmy O'Brien 13. Garry Ringrose 12. Jordie Barrett 11. James Lowe 10. Sam Prendergast 9. Luke McGrath1. Jack Boyle 2. Rónan Kelleher 3. Thomas Clarkson 4. Joe McCarthy 5. Diarmuid Mangan 6. Ryan Baird 7. Josh van der Flier 8. Jack Conan (c)16. John McKee 17. Andrew Porter 18. Rabah Slimani 19. James Ryan 20. James Culhane 21. Jamison Gibson-Park 22. Ciarán Frawley 23. Robbie HenshawZEBRE : 15. Jacopo Trulla 14. Scott Gregory 13. Fetuli Paea 12. Enrico Lucchin 11. Simone Gesi 10. Giovanni Montemauri 9. Gonzalo Garcia1. Luca Franceschetto 2. Giampietro Ribaldi 3. Juan Pitinari 4. Rusiate Nasove 5. Leonard Krumov 6. Bautista Stavile 7. Iacopo Bianchi 8. Davide Ruggeri (c)16. Tommaso Di Bartolomeo 17. Muhamed Hasa 18. Ion Neculai 19. Matteo Canali 20. Giacomo Ferrari 21. Alessandro Fusco 22. Giacomo Da Re 23. Filippo DragoBKT United Rugby Championship 24/25Saturday, May 10, 2025KO 5:15pm  Aviva StadiumLive on : RTÉ News Channel, Premier Sports 1, URC.tv Referee: Sam Grove-White (SRU)AR 1: Keane Davison (IRFU)AR 2: Dan Carson (IRFU)TMO: Colin Brett (SRU)Where to find Harpin' On Rugbyhttps://linktr.ee/harpinonrugbyCOMMENT/SHARE/FOLLOW/SUBSCRIBE

Welcome to the Sonic Collective, a music podcast that explores a different album or musical concept each month, diving deep into its history, context, and impact on the music industry. Join hosts Alain DuPuis, Scott Coates and Darren Scott, along with Scott Gregory, as they share their thoughts, insights, and personal connections to the music, inviting listeners to discover new perspectives and appreciation for some of the greatest albums of all time. Darren Scott reminisces about compilation albums and the group's original rule against reviewing compilations or best-of albums, but acknowledges exceptions. The podcast delves into the history of compilation albums, particularly those from K-Tel Records, founded in Winnipeg, Canada, in 1962 by Philip Kives. Kives became renowned for compilation albums featuring diverse hits across various genres. He started the infomercial craze in 1962 and applied direct marketing to music, leading to the popularity of compilation albums in the 70s and 80s. Darren shares his memories of compilation albums from his childhood, particularly the album "Full Tilt," a Canadian release with a U.S. version that differed significantly. He explains the Canadian content law that required a percentage of music played on the radio to be Canadian, which helped the Canadian music industry grow. The members discuss their experiences with compilation albums, highlighting the diversity of genres and artists featured. They mention standout tracks like Diana Ross's "Upside Down," Kenny Loggins's "I'm All Right," and the Irish Rovers' "Wasn't That a Party." They also touch on the influence of British culture on Canadian music and the eclectic mix of songs on the album. The podcast concludes with a discussion of the strengths and weaknesses of compilation albums, their nostalgic value, and their role as time capsules of popular music. The hosts share their ratings for the album "Full Tilt" and introduce the next album for review, "Hit Express."

Bruce McIntosh, Dawn and Scott Gregory, Greg Gamble, and Amy Rossler-Johnson while James naps, get together to discuss their Presque Isle Half Marathon experiences. Email me at justarunner65@gmail.com for coaching inqueries or questions, comments or suggestions --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/justarunner/support

Preview also available on our YouTube channel Our guest : NEIL “KEEGO” KEEGAN www.keegolaughs.com Apologies Up Front on Apple Podcasts LEINSTER : 15. Ciarán Frawley 14. Rob Russell 13. Liam Turner 12. Jamie Osborne 11. Andrew Osborne 10. Ross Byrne 9. Luke McGrath 1. Ed Byrne 2. Lee Barron 3. Thomas Clarkson 4. Ross Molony 5. Jason Jenkins 6. Will Connors 7. Scott Penny (c) 8. Max Deegan 16. John McKee 17. Michael Milne 18. Michael Ala'alatoa 19. Brian Deeny 20. Diarmuid Mangan 21. Fintan Gunne 22. Sam Prendergast 23. Henry McErlean  ZEBRE PARMA : 15. Jacopo Trulla 14. Scott Gregory 13. Luca Morisi 12. Fetuli Paea 11. Simone Gesi 10. Geronimo Prisciantelli 9. Gonzalo Garcia 1. Muhamed Hasa 2. Giampietro Ribaldi 3. Juan Pitinari 4. David Sisi 5. Leonard Krumov 6. Davide Ruggeri 7. Iacopo Bianchi 8. Giovanni Licata (c)  16. Tommaso Di Bartolomeo 17. Luca Rizzoli 18. Riccardo Genovese 19. Matteo Canali 20. Josh Kaifa 21. Alessandro Fusco 22. Damiano Mazza 23. Pierre Bruno  BKT United Rugby Championship 2023/24 Round 12 Saturday, March 23, 2024 KO 7:35pm  Sergio Lanfranchi Stadium Live on: RTÉ2, Premier Sports 2, URC.tv Referee: Morne Ferreira (South Africa) AR1: Andrea Piardi (Italy) AR2: Dante D'Elia (Italy) TMO: Marius Jonker (South Africa) Where to find Harpin' On Rugby https://linktr.ee/harpinonrugby COMMENT/SHARE/FOLLOW/SUBSCRIBE --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/harpinonrugby/message

A group discussion about the upcoming Glass City Marathon and half led by Amy Rossler with Bruce McIntosh, Dawn Gregory, Scott Gregory, Erin Burns, Chad Strong, and James Johnson. Reach me @Justarunner65@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/justarunner/support

Hosts Arielle Davis and Kolby Webster introduce this episode of Focus: Black Oklahoma, our second broadcast. This originally aired on KWGS in March of 2020. In our first story, we learn what Hunger Free Oklahoma is doing to keep children across the state fed amongst the many disruptions of the COVID 19 crisis. Executive Director Chris Bernard takes us through the connections from food insecurity to the school to prison pipeline, health outcomes, college and career readiness, and disease prevention. Find out more at mealsforkidsok.org & hungerfreeok.org.With the Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial Anniversary on the horizon, and Mayor G. T. Bynum's commitment to uncover the mass graves that resulted from the massacre. Many Tulsans are experiencing polarized responses for how the city can move forward in a way that honors descendants and Black Tulsans who live with the aftermath of a destroyed community. Crystal Patrick speaks with Rev. Robert Turner (who was at historic Vernon AME Church at the time the story aired) about the complexities. Allison Ikley-Freeman is running for re-election in Oklahoma State Senate District 37. District 37 includes parts of Jenks, Sand Springs, and Tulsa. Ikley-Freeman was first elected in 2017 during a special election. With deep roots in Tulsa, Ikley-Freeman's parents are McLain grads who still live in Sperry, Ikley-Freeman spent formative years in Turley. [As of the publication of this remastered podcast, Ikley-Freeman now goes by Taten Freeman]Richard Baxter, also known as Negro Spiritual 121, is a formerly justice involved paralegal and activist. who has recently embarked on a unique campaign to help North Tulsa residents. Continuing our international coverage of intimate partner violence, we explore simple solutions to combat the issue. Here is Kristi Eaton reporting from a Somalian region in Ethiopia. Could discussion over tea help prevent intimate partner violence in refugee settings? That's what two researchers, Dr. Vandana Sharma and Dr. Jennifer Scott, from Harvard University schools are trying to find out.Musically, there are two worlds in Tulsa. The Tulsa sound, Leon Russell, J. J. Cale, and Paul Benjamin. Then there's the soul, composed of rhythm and blues, a southern touch of spirit, of call and response, and harmonious ballads. Talent, like the Gap Band, Full Flava Kings, and Fay and Bobby Moffett all of whom represent some of the artists not given the same invitation to the Tulsa Sound table. Written Quincy considers this in the second installment of his series on performing artists in Tulsa, discrimination, and what he calls the Brown Code.Just Mercy, directed by Destin Daniel Creighton, is a film and number one bestselling true story of a man, Walter McMillan, portrayed by Jamie Foxx, who was wrongly convicted and incarcerated in 1980s Alabama. Through this story we find out about the Equal Justice Initiative, founded by the book's author Bryan Stevenson, played by Michael B Jordan. Other stand out performances include Herbert Richardson, portrayed in the film by Rob Morgan, and Oklahoma's own Tim Blake Nelson's performance of Ralph Myers. Focus Black Oklahoma film reviewer, Devin Williams, has our review. Focus: Black Oklahoma is produced in partnership by Public Radio Tulsa, the Tulsa Artist Fellowship, and Tri-City Collective and is broadcast from the studios of Public Radio Tulsa on the campus of the University of Tulsa. Our theme music is by Moffat Music. Our contributing music artist on this broadcast is Malachi Burgess (Mali Music, Mali Motives).Additional music is contributed by Two Piece. The executive producers of Focus: Black Oklahoma are Quraysh Ali Lansana and Scott Gregory. The Associate Producers are Bracken Klar and Ali Shaw. Focus: Black Oklahoma is produced in partnership with KOSU Radio, Tulsa Artist Fellowship, and Tri-City Collective. Additional support is provided by the...

A celebration of reaching 200 episodes with a long waited interview with Bruce McIntosh by Dawn Gregory, Scott Gregory, Amy Rossler, James Johnson, Greg Gamble and Chad Strong. Email questions or comments to Justarunner65@gmail.com. Please leave or 5 star rating. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/justarunner/support

Hosts Arielle Davis and Kolby Webster introduce Focus: Black Oklahoma in this, our first broadcast originally aired on KWGS in February of 2020. Webster kicks of the show examining how gentrification, eminent domain, big strategic land buys and more are affecting Tulsa's downtown and adjacent neighborhoods with Becky Gligo, the housing policy director for the city of Tulsa mayor's office, touch on the basics of connecting neighbors, organizing, the characteristics of strong neighborhoods, and addressing their concerns. Public discourse about immigration often suggests that DACA recipients are only people who entered the U.S. unlawfully from Central America. While nearly 700,000 reported DACA recipients are from Central American countries, nearly 100,000 are not. Approximately 5,000 are from countries in Africa. While the conversation can be contentious, not every immigrant has the same backstory or point of origin, as we hear in this next piece from Anissa West. Listen to the moving, true story of a formerly incarcerated woman and how she is working to change the prison system for other women. The state of Oklahoma leads the nation in the number of incarcerated women. Crystal Patrick brings us this piece.Mass incarceration is a national crisis. Oklahoma incarcerates more men and women than any other state. Tulsa introduced legislation to reduce the rates at which black Tulsans are arrested and incarcerated. Mika Nicole brings us a story on what Oklahoma is and is not doing on the municipal level to address this issue.When discussing incarceration, things can sometimes become overwhelming and abstract-- because we're talking about numbers, statistics, and raw data. We now move away from the abstraction to introduce you to two Black men who were incarcerated for over 20 years for crimes they did not commit. Negro Spiritual 121 has the story.Next, the first in a series of stories from contributor Kristi Eaton on the power of podcasting to transform torn communities. She speaks with Somali refugees and the Harvard professors behind a newly created podcast.Kojo Asamoah Caesar has entered his name into the District 1 Congressional race. If elected, he would become the first Black person to hold that office. Kojo discussed his plans to strengthen communities by retaining untapped talent with Focus Black Oklahoma's Bracken Klar.Over the last few years Black women across the nation are starting more businesses than any other group. In Tulsa, they are opening businesses in the historic Black Wall Street District. Kiana Smith sits down with Charity Marcus to explore this story. Finally, we offer a story on Black artists, musicians and promoters encountering discrimination at venues across Tulsa. This discrimination is referred to as "The Brown Code." This piece is the first in a series from our contributor Written Quincy.Focus: Black Oklahoma is produced in partnership with KOSU Radio, Tulsa Artist Fellowship, and Tri-City Collective. Additional support is provided by the George Kaiser Family Foundation and the Charles and the Commemoration Fund.Our theme music is by Moffett Music.Focus: Black Oklahoma's executive producers are Quraysh Ali Lansana and Bracken Klar. Our associate producers are Scott Gregory, Smriti Iyengar, and Jesse Ulrich.

Comedian Scott Gregory has provided excellence in comedy for audiences across America spanning network television, premiere comedy clubs, and churches across America. Scott's career includes Live at Rascals, HBO Comedy Showcase, and performances with Jeff Allen, Tim Allen, Paul Provenza, Paula Poundstone, Mark Shultz, and David Felps.   As seen on TBN, HBO, ABC, Ion, Family Net, Sony Pictures Television, Inspiration Network, The CW, Sky Angel, and Fox TV.

For our second installment in our “EJ with EWB” series, we talk to Scott Gregory, Program Engineer for EWB-USA, who leads the International Community Program. We talked about his background as a civil engineer, his re-entry into school, his passion for international development, and his life as a humanitarian engineer. (Oh, and the Environmental Justice and Climate Initative!) Enjoy our conversation!Resources: The Environmental Justice and Climate Resiliency Initiative Application to Request Engineering Services from EWB-USAConnect with our Environmental Justice Lab community: Instagram: @envjusticelab Facebook: www.facebook.com/EnvironmentalJusticeLabEmail: theenvironmentaljusticelab@gmail.comDon't forget to subscribe and rate the podcast wherever you listen!

Rich Fisher, the host of this long-running, award-winning interview show, gets an exit interview from Scott Gregory, the producer/editor of StudioTulsa.

MC is closing down 2022 with a one-hour special -- a breezy, somewhat geeky, opinionated, and taped-live-in-the-studio conversation between host Jeff Martin and producer Scott Gregory. The discussion topic is outstanding LP covers as rendered by known and/or notable artists. Kind of a long title, of course, but you get the idea -- and it's a pretty fun listen. With a few tangents, yes, but with lots of tasty music clips as well. Kick back, relax, and turn it up.

The attachment of rural communities to their local schools is intense. But that commitment may be fraying in a time of culture war, education populism and teacher shortages. Have You Heard visits western Kansas where rural school advocates are passionate about their local schools even as they fear for their future. Special guests: Matthew Clay, Krysten Clay, Stephanie Wick and Scott Gregory. The financial support of listeners like you keeps this podcast going. Subscribe on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/HaveYouHeardPodcast or donate on PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/haveyouheardpodcast

In Episode 157 of The Bookkeepers' Podcast we spoke to Scott Gregory about how you can achieve anything you want. Scott Gregory, author of Achieve Anything is also an investor, entrepreneur, daily blogger, speaker and success coach who encourages people to reframe their thoughts and transform their lives. Using examples from his own life experience and that of others, Scott reveals a clear path to success by sharing his unique view on the power of process. Scott grew up on a dairy farm in rural Canada dreaming of living a life full of adventure and achievements. He went on to live and work on four continents, run marathons, learn languages, become an investment banker and a Senior Executive of a FTSE 100 company. During that time, Scott also took some big breaks and spent more than two years travelling around the world. He's hiked the heights of Mt. Kilimanjaro, dived the depths of the Great Barrier Reef and enjoyed the ups and downs of bungy jumping. Scott wants you to achieve your dreams too! To this end, Scott wrote his new book, Achieve Anything, to help you get started on those dreams and turn them into a reality. Scott's book has become an international bestseller, having reached bestseller status on Amazon in 7 countries including the UK, the US and India. It even reached #1 in Japan recently. Scott has recently recorded his audiobook and it is now in final editing. It should be out and available on Audible, and other platforms, by mid-June 2022. To find out more about Scott, read his blog or book, or get in touch, head over to scottgregory.co.uk where you'll find information, links and his social media details. Find out more about Scott at scottgregory.co.uk

In this bonus episode, we bring you the first edition of The Science of Personality Live: "What's Driving the Big Quit?", featuring Ryne, Blake, and Hogan CEO Dr. Scott Gregory. This initially aired via Zoom on April 7, and will now be a quarterly event. Follow the link below to access the video version, and be on the lookout for the next edition of The Science of Personality Live later this summer. Cheers!https://www.hoganassessments.com/webinar/whats-driving-the-big-quit-a-look-at-personality-in-the-workplace/ 

For December 2021, Scott Gregory takes a dive into Butch Vig's musical mind by listening to Garbage by Garbage, the first album of the most successful band he formed and produced. To read the notes and for access to other album links and factoids please listen and read to this on our website at thesoniccollective.com. Enjoy!

Talking 4x4, a podcast about four wheel driving with industry experts, adventurers and enthusiast alike. In this episode I talk to Scott Gregory, stunt driver, charity founder and current Movie World attraction. Scotty has driven a huge amount of vehicles on many ads and movies including Mad Max Fury Road. We talk about the movies, starting a charity and transferring skills to 4x4. Donate For A Mate: https://www.facebook.com/DonateForAMate/ This podcast is brought to you by Outback Armour.

For July 2021, Sonic Collective member Scott Gregory chose to review the pride of Iceland, Bjork's 3rd studio album, Homogenic. None of the four of us within the Sonic Collective had ever listened to any full album from Bjork, so we were intrigued. Listen and you will find out why all four of us respected the artistry, we just had a rough time trying to understand and get into the album. In what scenario can you put this album on? What the heck is going on in the track Pluto? Is Bjork an alien from Bladerunner movies? To learn the answer to all of these questions, please listen along and visit us at TheSonicCollective.com for full show notes, links and media. Enjoy ... we didn't. Sorry Birch Tree lady.

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In episode 14 of The Science of Personality Podcast, Ryne and Blake are joined by Hogan Assessments CEO, Dr. Scott Gregory, to talk about what organizations get wrong about leadership. Most academic literature simply defines a leader as someone who is in a leadership role, while Hogan defines a leader as someone who can build, manage, and sustain a high-performing team.

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September 25, 2020 - Dennis School teacher Justin Neufeld joined Byers and Co to talk about some fun ways of getting kids engaged in learning including virtual field trips and project based learning experiments. Scott Gregory of Aramark talks about how they have worked through the challenges of delivering thousands of meals to children in the district.  Listen to the podcast now.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of Reel Insider News, the boys report on some industry professionals who have passed recently, the state of Tenet's release, some drama with Ellen, how NBCUniversal and AMC are planning to stay afloat, and a new drama coming to HBO. Then they interview the show's first producer, Scott Gregory, about working on the first union gig in Massachusetts since the shutdown.

For the month of July 2020, we are completing our round of influential hip hop albums with Sonic Collective member Scott Gregory choosing the lone album from Lauryn Hill. The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill. Listen along as to why Scott chose this selection and what you can expect as you listen along with us this month. For full show notes, other reviews and much more content please join us at http://thesoniccollective.com.

We sit down and discuss the latest action from week 3 of Super Rugby Aotearoa. Scott Gregory's game to forget. Barrett is a class act. Just how good is Richie Mounga? How bad are the Chiefs really?

Blues 27Highlanders 24The Blues remain unbeaten in Super Rugby Aotearoa - but only just.Nearly everything Leon MacDonald's men touched in the first half turned to gold as the Blues powered to a 22-10 halftime lead after scoring three tries and controlling the game through precise tactical kicking.At that point, the Blues were so dominant it seemed they would canter to victory but they then went to sleep and were pushed to the brink.The second half turned into a dogfight. In the end, the Highlanders will feel desperately unfortunate not to steal an upset victory after an inspired second half performance.Highlanders first five-eighth Mitchell Hunt scored a solo second-half try to bring his team back into the game but he could not nail a 73rd minute penalty to tie the scores.On the back of two ruck penalties from referee Paul Williams, the Highlanders set up camp in the Blues 22 during the closing stages but they could not find the killer punch.The Blues defended one rolling maul that finished metres out from their line – this effort ultimately the difference between maintaining their seven game unbeaten run and suffering their first defeat in the New Zealand derby competition.Caleb Clarke can claim much of the praise for the Blues victory, having channelled an emotional evening at Eden Park.As the 27,000 strong Eden Park crowd paused pre-kickoff to honour slain Constable Matthew Hunt, who died in the line of duty in Auckland last week, Clarke was in tears.The highly-promising wing lost his grandfather earlier in the day and was clearly a swarm of emotions as he prepared to take on a spirited Highlanders side rejuvenated since lockdown.Clarke is a man of deep faith, and after scoring the opening try he pointed to the sky in tribute. After another memorable performance in which he laid on another try and showcased his talents in the air by snaffling a restart, Clarke should be comforted, somewhat, in the knowledge that his grandfather and family will be immensely proud of his efforts.Despite those efforts, the Highlanders never stopped coming.While their backline wasn't as slick, the visitors' their forward pack competed well all night – No 8 Marino Mikaele Tu'u snaffling turnovers and enjoying a quality battle with opposite Hoskins Sotutu.Blues playmakers Otere Black and Beauden Barrett orchestrated a tactical kicking masterclass, particularly in the first half, as they regularly nudged the ball in behind the inexperienced Highlanders wingers and into the corners to control much of the territory battle in wet conditions.With the Blues applying pressure through the boot, Highlanders fullback Scott Gregory had a night to forget as he shelled several kicks and gifted Dalton Papalii the first of his double after a Sotutu charge down.Blues captain Patrick Tuipulotu and Papalii, who scored two tries, often put their men on the front foot but MacDonald's men far from had it all their own way.Defensively the Blues will rue their sloppy start to the second half when they dropped off several tackles and lost two lineouts which allowed the Highlanders back into the match.The Highlanders did not need a second invitation to exploit big holes in the Blues defence. First Hunt sold a dummy and waltzed through. The Highlanders then had Ngane Punivai's try scrubbed out after a Hunt error at the breakdown was belatedly spotted. From the resulting penalty Rieko Ioane was sent to the bin and Shannon Frizell crashed over to give the Highlanders the lead.The Blues, however, again found the composure to hang on when it mattered most - just as they did in previous wins over the Hurricanes and Chiefs.While they head into the bye unbeaten, the Blues received another reminder of the level they must maintain.Blues 27 (Dalton Papalii 2, Caleb Clarke, Rieko Ioane tries, Otere Black 2 cons, pen)Highlanders 24 (Ash Dixon, Mitchell Hunt, Shannon Frizell tries; Hunt 3 cons, pen)HT: 22-10- text by Liam Napier

Finale!!! Come for a trip down the past lane of all past lanes. Since recording Scott now has a job!! wheyyy. Intro Music by Projector https://soundcloud.com/projectormusichttps://www.instagram.com/projectorprojector/ Logo Design by D-Man https://www.duncanhastie.com/ https://www.instagram.com/followdart Follow https://www.instagram.com/callshome/ for updates and pictures from the trip.

Highly regarded PGA, LPGA and European Tour Golf coach Matthew Tipper, shares his journey with me, starting in the small Welsh town of Porthcawl (UK) where he's originally from and leading to a World Wide career in professional golf. He started out representing Wales at National level cricket as a teenager, then began a career in law, before following his true passion and embarking on a teaching career in professional golf, firstly as assistant professional at Royal Porthcawl Golf Club in South Wales, under head professional Peter Evans, before qualifying as a PGA professional at Pyle and Kenfig Golf Club under Robert Evans. Matthew put the really hard yards in, working for the highly prestigious David Leadbetter Golf academy and further learning his trade under the great golf master himself. His first professional job was in Dubai for 2 years, before helping to set up a brand new teaching academy in Portugal for a year. He then worked in China for 4 years, then spent 1 year in Hong Kong and 1 year in Korea, before heading to Poland and finally after 16 years, he is now back in the UK, where he uses Goodwood as a base. His Global Academy takes him all around the World, travelling and coaching students! Matthew shares his insights into what it takes to be a world class Golf coach and then explains the huge jump from amateur golf into tour professional golf, explaining what ingredients are required in terms of culture and work ethic and the massive commitment required to make it on tour. Matthew discusses what the benefits of gaining entry into the American College Golf system can afford his players, what his players get out of the system and the importance of building the player as well as the person. He provides insights into his work with tour players, focussing on the short game and highlights the need for players to also build fitness, strength, psychology and statistics with experts in their field, as part of the player's team. Matthew has coached numerous World class golfers and talks more about assisting the hugely talented Adrian Meronk achieve a semi final position at the 121st British Amateur around Royal Porthcawl in 2016, before narrowly losing to the winner Scott Gregory, who also went on to beat Robert MacIntyre. Adrian has now become Poland's first ever European Tour player! Crucially important to his mentoring, is developing the correct “culture” to develop the player, which is one of high performance, hard work and sticking to the plan. Matthew talks about making small improvements everyday and every week and building on it over time. Not over focussing on winning. Too many players have a “finite mindset” and it badly effects their judgement. Matthew talks openly about #mentalhealthissues on the tour and speaks about golfers feeling depressed. Matthew has developed a “book club” with his players which helps them grow mentally stronger and become happier people, which in turn leads to better golf! Links: https://www.golfdigest.com/story/analyze-every-swing-like-the-pros-with-the-liveview-pro-hands-free-camera https://golfrange.org/james-sieckmann-create-a-culture-of-high-performance-on-the-lesson-tee/ https://www.facebook.com/MatthewTipperGolfAcademy/ http://yourshortgamesolution.co.uk/contact/ https://www.europeantour.com/european-tour/news/articles/detail/player-blog-adrian-meronk/ #golf #golfcoach #pga #lpga #mentalhealth

I talk with First time marathoner Greg Gamble, Dawn McFall, Scott Gregory, Jill Cox and Maria McIntosh talk about Virtual races, including Gregs first Marathon the Virtual Pro Football Hall of Fame marathon, Fun times. Email me at Justarunner65@gmail.com

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Fuck 2020 let's take a trip down the past lane.. Intro Music by Projector https://soundcloud.com/projectormusichttps://www.instagram.com/projectorprojector/ Logo Design by D-Man https://www.duncanhastie.com/ https://www.instagram.com/followdart Follow https://www.instagram.com/callshome/ for updates and pictures from the trip.

Intro Music by Projector https://soundcloud.com/projectormusichttps://www.instagram.com/projectorprojector/ Logo Design by D-Man https://www.duncanhastie.com/ https://www.instagram.com/followdart Follow https://www.instagram.com/callshome/ for updates and pictures from the trip.

Group chat with Rick Blair, Greg Gamble, Erin Burns, Dawn McFall, Scott Gregory and Crystal Boggs. We talk about how running has been affected during pandemic. Find out what’s in Greg’s daughter closet. Erin gets her work out in. And more.

On the podcast this week we chat to 2016 Amateur Champion Scott Gregory who discusses his glittering amateur career as well as the ups and downs of life on Tour. The Englishman speaks openly about injury, shooting 92 at the 2018 US Open and what he's doing to regain his European Tour card.

A trip down the English past lane. Intro Music by Projector https://soundcloud.com/projectormusichttps://www.instagram.com/projectorprojector/ Logo Design by D-Man https://www.duncanhastie.com/ https://www.instagram.com/followdart Follow https://www.instagram.com/callshome/ for updates and pictures from the trip.

A group chat with myself, Erin Burns, Jill Cox, Dawn McFall , Scott Gregory and a bottle of wine..

forgot to do an intro, oh well. Hope Dman and projector don’t come after me. A trip down the Colombian past lane Intro Music by Projector  https://soundcloud.com/projectormusichttps://www.instagram.com/projectorprojector/ Logo Design by D-Man  https://www.duncanhastie.com/    https://www.instagram.com/followdart Follow https://www.instagram.com/callshome/  for updates and pictures from the trip. Scott can be found at  https://www.instagram.com/scott.h.gregory

I have a conversation with Scott. Use my code HOFMcintoshb to Sign up for Canton Hall of Fame Marathon. Please leave a rating or comment.

A trip down the Ecuadorian past Lane Intro Music by Projector https://soundcloud.com/projectormusichttps://www.instagram.com/projectorprojector/ Logo Design by D-Man https://www.duncanhastie.com/ https://www.instagram.com/followdart Follow https://www.instagram.com/callshome/ for updates and Pictures from the trip. Scott can be found at https://www.instagram.com/scott.h.gregory

Xmas Special!! Switch-a-roo!! Scott takes over with tales of his newfound love for big fake cities, giant dry crevasses and cranking one arm bandits. Intro Music by Projector https://soundcloud.com/projectormusichttps://www.instagram.com/projectorprojector/ Logo Design by D-Man https://www.duncanhastie.com/ https://www.instagram.com/followdart Follow https://www.instagram.com/callshome/ for updates and pictures from the trip. Scott can be found at https://www.instagram.com/scott.h.gregory

Listen to Scott Gregory of eXp Realty Emerald Coast talk how he uses eXp Realty to coach, train and motivate his real estate team!

Scott Gregory decided that our Sonic Collective group absolutely had to go back and see if Def Leppard's Hysteria still stands the test of time. Ok, this is a classic, but is it? Join us for the full review and more details at thesoniccollective.com.

Swings and waterfalls. A trip down the Peruvian past Lane Intro Music by Projector https://soundcloud.com/projectormusichttps://www.instagram.com/projectorprojector/ Logo Design by D-Man https://www.duncanhastie.com/ https://www.instagram.com/followdart Follow https://www.instagram.com/callshome/ for updates and Pictures from the trip. Scott can be found at https://www.instagram.com/scott.h.gregory

Our interview today is in a different format. Cold war Conversations is working with the Imperial War Museum on a project called Voices of the Wall. We will be capturing personal testimonies of people’s experiences of the Cold War which will later become part of the podcast.Therefore, this episode is a composite of previous and unheard interviews of how people heard about the momentous opening of the Berlin Wall 30 year to the date this podcast is published.Now I can see a large increase in listeners of late with some of you binge listening the entire back catalogue. If this podcast was a magazine you wouldn’t mind paying a few quid or dollars a week so I’m asking you to support us for the bargain price of $3 a month. In the last few weeks Anders Ollson, Gregory Morrow, Michael Noble, Bernd Wagegg Mark Wiegers, Brian Carroll, and Scott Gregory have joined in helping to cover the show’s increasing costs and keep us on the air, plus they’ve got the sought after CWC coaster too.Just go to https://coldwarconversations.com/donate/So back to today’s episode – We have some great some stories from that momentous day in 1989 Welcome to our Cold War conversation There’s further information on this episode and other other Berlin Wall episodes in our show notes, which can also be found as a link in your podcast app. https://coldwarconversations.com/episode90/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/coldwarpod)

For the month of November 2019 The Sonic Collective member Scott Gregory goes back to his love of the 1980s to pick this epic 80s heavy metal/rock classic. To read the notes and for access to other album links and factoids please listen and read to this on our website at thesoniccollective.com. Enjoy!

"Personal success doesn't always translate into organizational success" What makes leaders effective? Tune into this episode and you just might be surprised to learn what the research points to. On this episode of Inspiring Leaders, we catch up with Dr. Scott Gregory, CEO of Hogan Assessment Systems to "Decode Leadership". Scott shares an inside perspective of what it is like to work at Hogan Assessments. He also offers insights about why Hogan Assessments are the preeminent leadership assessment provider, and he shares some research-backed facts about three essential ingredients to exemplary leadership. If you are serious about your career, you should not miss this episode. "Leadership isn't about power, it's about creating and sustaining a high performing team" Scott Gregory, Ph.D., CEO, Hogan Assessment Systems, has spent his career researching, applying, and consulting on the links between personality, leadership, and performance. His work has been highlighted in the Wall Street Journal, Harvard Business Review, Forbes, Fortune, and many other international publications. He is a frequent speaker on personality in the workplace, has provided executive coaching for numerous CEOs and executives, and with his colleagues at Hogan, provides personality-based leader selection and development to organizations across the globe. LINKS Dr. Scott Gregory on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-gregory-1b84958/ Dr. Scott Gregory's Email sgregory@hoganassessments.com Hogan Assessment Website https://www.hoganassessments.com How Do You Derail?: www.howdoyouderail.com

A drive down the Bolivian past Lane Intro Music by Projector  https://soundcloud.com/projectormusichttps://www.instagram.com/projectorprojector/ Logo Design by D-Man  https://www.duncanhastie.com/    https://www.instagram.com/followdart Follow https://www.instagram.com/callshome/  for updates and Pictures from the trip. Scott can be found at  https://www.instagram.com/scott.h.gregory

Entering Peru, floating islands, Chifa and Black beer punch. Intro Music by Projector  https://soundcloud.com/projectormusichttps://www.instagram.com/projectorprojector/ Logo Design by D-Man  https://www.duncanhastie.com/    https://www.instagram.com/followdart Follow https://www.instagram.com/callshome/  for updates and Pictures from the trip. Scott can be found at  https://www.instagram.com/scott.h.gregory

A horrific journey and a scary new home but then back into the past lane to remember Americas best and worst attributes. Intro Music by Projector https://soundcloud.com/projectormusichttps://www.instagram.com/projectorprojector/ Logo Design by D-Man https://www.duncanhastie.com/ https://www.instagram.com/followdart Follow https://www.instagram.com/callshome/ for updates and Pictures from the trip. Scott can be found at https://www.instagram.com/scott.h.gregory

In reality, there is something much more basic to winning—something that accounts for consistent success. The key to becoming someone who makes winning a normal course of action is to adopt the mentality of a winner—a mentality that people who achieve greatness maintain consistently. This one really resonates with me and some of my best friends Kevin O’Neal, Scott Gregory, Mathew Zeray, Nate Banker and others I slapped forgot to mention but hope I get a chance to bring them all on to the show, please enjoy and hit me up on twitter and let me know what you thought at ZarirMerwanji. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/zarirmerwanji/message

As with most things in life, there are many ways to accomplish a single task. Wise salespeople are constantly on the lookout for better ways to make a point or present their products. A while back I met a few good men who were teaching the proper order of presenting. Theyre names were Scott Gregory, Mathew Zeray and Kevin O’neal and they’d been training just about as long as I had. They’re process made so much sense that we worked together to develop it further (and include some of my strategies as well). I'll share it with you here. Please enjoy this mashup jam session with Matt Schwarting and Dirk Quartermont who really bring some value to this audio experience. Please Tweet me @ZarirMerwanji and let us all know if you got any value out of this episode, your word is my oxygen. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/zarirmerwanji/message

We take a moment to reflect on the highs and the "highs" of Canada Intro Music by Projector  https://soundcloud.com/projectormusichttps://www.instagram.com/projectorprojector/    Logo Design by D-Man  https://www.duncanhastie.com/    https://www.instagram.com/followdart    Follow https://www.instagram.com/callshome/  for updates and Pictures from the trip.  Scott can be found at  https://www.instagram.com/ scott.h.gregory 

Florence + the machine were the Sonic Collective pick for May 2019. Scott Gregory wanted to see what all the fuss is around this newer artist. A staple in the alternative rock charts the past 10 years. Visit us at http://thesoniccollective.com to listen to this full review, explore the show notes and get our review scores.

Calling from an island to discuss my time in Toronto where I over indulged in Museums, Magic The Gathering and Weed. Intro Music by Projector https://soundcloud.com/projectormusichttps://www.instagram.com/projectorprojector/ Follow https://www.instagram.com/callshome/ for updates and Pictures from the trip. Scott can be found at www.instagram.com/scott.h.gregory Ludovic Einaudi song can be found at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNfclX38EHM Sign up for Bog Snorkelling here https://www.green-events.co.uk/pdf/rhbog2019.pdf

For May 2019 The Sonic Collective member Scott Gregory explains why he chose the Lungs album from Florence + the Machine. Listen to Scott's selection and join us to listen to this modern but influential album. For full details and more content on this selection please visit us at http://thesoniccollective.com

A couple of days at Alton Towers with my sister and her family, before I go off on my adventure. Intro Music by Projector https://soundcloud.com/projectormusic https://www.instagram.com/projectorprojector/ Follow https://www.instagram.com/callshome/ for updates and Pictures from the trip. Visit http://www.wormcharming.co.uk/ for event details.

A weekend away in Bournemouth to unwind from work. Great chance for some more podcast practice. Intro Music by Projector https://soundcloud.com/projectormusic https://www.instagram.com/projectorprojector/ Follow https://www.instagram.com/callshome/ for updates and Pictures from the trip.

Please be gentle its my first time. Me and Scott talk about the reason, ideas and dreams for this podcast, Also, my time in Edinburgh.

Interviewees: Dr. Luke Craven, Scott Gregory

The Sonic Collective members had a good listen to this highly regarded Abba album. Scott Gregory wanted to know if this album withstood the test of time. For the full review and results please visit us at thesoniccollective.com

To ring in the new year Sonic Collective member Scott Gregory thought that this classic disco album had gone unreviewed too long for us. Will the disco sound stand the test of time? Listen to this album with us this month and stay tuned for our review. For full details on the review and access to many more, please join us at thesoniccollective.com.

All Blacks sevens coach Clark Laidlaw's excited to see what Niko Jones can do in his environment.Jones, son of All Blacks great Sir Michael, has signed with the national squad for next season.Laidlaw told Jason Pine they had some good discussions with the family."Where we see potentially Simmons playing part of his development as a young player, and that transition from being a good schoolboy through to becoming a good man player rather than just a boy."Jones captained the St Peters College first XV to the national title this year.Under-20's player Scott Gregory has also signed, as have 2018 breakthrough players Akuila Rokolisoa and Ngarohi McGarvey-Black. 

Scott Gregory: Professional Golfer on the Challenge Tour. Attached to Corhampton Golf Club, coached by Simon Andrews and managed by Octagon. Scott has played in The US Open, The Masters and The Open Championship.  He was the winner of The British Amateur Championship and has also represented GB & I in the Walker Cup.  I wanted to interview Scott because I admired his work ethic.  Hope you enjoy and be inspired like I was.  Chris 

The last pick for the live album round here at The Sonic Collective was from member Scott Gregory. This album, recorded in November of 1999 was... errr... interesting. To find out why it was so interesting go to our website at http://thesoniccollective.com where you can listen to this audio along with other notes and our review scores.

Our last pick of our live music round comes from Scott Gregory who selected this Blink-182 live album. For the full details and much more content please visit us at http://thesoniccollective.com.

Every two weeks I’ll be bringing you interviews with leading authors, entrepreneurs, personal development coaches and marketing experts to the show as always...but in between you’ll now also get the opportunity to hear from people who may seem a little more within reach of where you are right now…..members of the escape the rat race community who have been attending our events since we launched in 2015, working with myself and our mentors, but most importantly working hard on themselves and picking a lane upon which to focus. I’ll be breaking down their story into three parts: Where They Were Where They Are Now Where They Want To Get To I’ll also be asking them if they can remember the date they set as their ‘Escape The Rat Race Day’- and if you don’t already have a date written down somewhere for yourself, let me challenge you now to do so. State your intention, write it down, and put it in a draw somewhere. You might just surprise yourself when you find it again in a year or two’s time...   OK, let’s do this! Our next Escapee, coming up….   Links & Resources mentioned in this episode: ETRR13-Powerful Goal Setting & Head Start For 2016 with Scott Gregory Escape the Rat Race Radio EP42 -Jay PapasanEscape the Rat Race Official Site   Guest Details:   Scott Gregory Linkedin Connect with Escape The Rat Race...within 12 months: Official Website Private Facebook Group   Thanks for listening! Thanks so much for joining us this week. Have some feedback you would like to share? Send us a message And if you can spare two minutes, we’d love for you to leave us a review on iTunes  

One of Eastern Canada's unique sounds is a mix of Celtic, folk and rock that artists like Ashley MacIsaac perfected. Sonic Collective member Scott Gregory chose this album for us to listen to and review. For all the details and the full review please go to http://thesoniccollective.com. You'll enjoy this one!

For the month of May 2018, The Sonic Collective member Scott Gregory decided to take us to the East Coast of Canada to hear the Celtic-Influenced fiddling of Ashley MacIsaac. Listen along with us this month and learn more at http://thesoniccollective.com.

To kick off January 2018 The Sonic Collective member Scott Gregory went back to the 80s for a movie soundtrack. Well... not just any movie soundtrack. This was Purple Rain, which starred Prince and he created this album as the soundtrack. Not many of you knew this was even a movie, but I guarantee there are not many who don't know the music from Prince's masterpiece album. Please visit us at http://thesoniccollective.com for our full review, score and other media around this great album.

Join us today as we are joined in the studio by Scott Gregory CPA to discuss the tax bill currently being passed by the legislature.  Listen on 90.1FM, streamed on kkfi.org […] The post Every Woman – 20171209 – Scott Gregory And The Tax Bill appeared first on KKFI.

Sweetness! It's an extended and ever-so-tuneful edition of our podcast for the extended holiday weekend. Listen in as our host Jeff Martin and producer Scott Gregory dig various songs and/or bands inspired by art and/or artists and/or museums and/or The Muse. Sonic bliss? Odd audio? Both? Neither? It's in the ear of the beholder, friends. Look for the companion "Museum Confidential" playlist on Spotify.

Explore a different side of legendary actor Vincent Price for our special Halloween episode with Philbrook curator, Christina E. Burke. Guest starring Michael Jackson, Johnny Carson, and Jack Nicholson. Hosted by Jeff Martin and produced by Scott Gregory .

For September 2017 Scott Gregory of The Sonic Collective tells us why he selected CCR's Pendulum album. For the full details and to listen to all our past album picks please visit us at http://thesoniccollective.com

In the third episode of Season 2, Jake sits down with New Jersey chief data officer Liz Rowe, California's Office of Digital Innovation chief Scott Gregory and HPE to talk about how states are using data to change government. This episode was brought to you by HPE.

For May 2017 The Sonic Collective member Scott Gregory has selected Cyndi Lauper's first album She's So Unusual that took the early 1980s by storm. Listen to why Scott selected this album and join us back in June to hear our reviews. For the supporting article and to see all our selection and reviews please join us at http://thesoniccollective.com.

We share and listen in depth to an album of significant importance on a monthly basis. The album must be at least 5 years old and be considered an album that influenced others. This month's selection by Scott Gregory was Tears for Fears: Songs from the Big Chair. Listen and enjoy our full review at http://thesoniccollective.com

We share and listen in depth to an album of significant importance on a monthly basis. The album must be at least 5 years old and be considered an album that influenced others. This month's selection by Scott Gregory was Tears for Fears: Songs from the Big Chair. Listen and enjoy our full review at http://thesoniccollective.com

Storytelling Arts Executive Director Ellen Munds, pre-teen girls mentoring program "A Girl's Gift" and comedian Scott Gregory benefit for the Coalition for Homelessness Intervention and Prevention.

With Summer Olympics 2012 coming up, there’s no better time to find out what it REALLY takes to be a true champion in work, in love, and in life. So in this week’s riveting episode Cece and Mark get you everything you need to know about the champion mindset from former US champion and Olympic skater, Scott Gregory who’s also … Read more about this episode...