Podcast appearances and mentions of sean armstrong

Energyfix, a newly launched, SEAI-registered one-stop-shop for energy upgrades, is to shake up the market, offering forward-funding of SEAI grants for homeowners. The company, operating from Galway, Cork and Dublin, aims to capitalise on Ireland's target of retrofitting 500,000 homes to a B2 Building Energy Rating (BER), by 2030, under the National Retrofit Plan. Offering homeowners and housing providers a simplified, turnkey route to energy-efficient living and cost-savings, the Irish-owned startup helps organise funding for clients, and subsidises the SEAI retrofit grant amount, not normally available for months after upgrade works are completed and verified. Energyfix one-stop-shop to upgrade energy ratings The aim is to become 'the' trusted retrofit partner for households across Ireland, Sean Armstrong, Managing Director of Energyfix, says. "We are delivering complete home energy upgrades, from initial assessment and grant application, through to funding advice, installation and final inspection. Our comprehensive service removes the complexity and red tape, and we specialise in helping homeowners unlock the highest available grant funding." Energyfix works with homeowners, Approved Housing Bodies, and commercial property owners on fully managed retrofit solutions. Every stage of the process, including technical surveys, procurement, grant handling, project delivery and quality checks is overseen by a team of experienced engineers, project managers and retrofit specialists. Unlike other providers, Energyfix forward-funds SEAI grants, easing cashflow and borrowing requirements. "This means homeowners only need fund the net cost of works, less the grant amount promised," Armstrong explains. "We're making it financially accessible to upgrade older homes, cut energy bills, and increase property values, while, at the same time, contributing to Ireland's emissions targets." Retrofitted energy upgrades can include attic and wall insulation, heat pumps, new windows and doors, or solar panels. Homeowners' investment can range from €6,000 upwards, depending on the scale of work undertaken and the size and condition of the property. Average costs for full retrofitting are in the region of €70,000 to €90,000, before grant funding is applied, according to Sean Armstrong of Energyfix. Government grants are provided through the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI), and funding, which can amount to tens of thousands, is released on project completion, usually 4-6 weeks after necessary documentation is submitted and verified, including the new post-works Building Energy Rating (BER) assessment. As well as private homeowners, Energyfix partners with Approved Housing Bodies to design and deliver retrofit programmes that enhance tenant comfort, tackle energy poverty, and reduce carbon emissions in line with Government targets. Typical Energyfix retrofit projects would include a detached family home, upgraded to a B2 BER through external insulation, triple-glazed windows, and a heat pump. This normally results in a drop in energy consumption in the region of 40%, and savings of €1,200 on annual heating bills, on top of an enhanced property value. For more information, or to book an assessment, visit www.energyfix.ie ABOUT ENERGYFIX Energyfix is an SEAI-registered one-stop-shop offering end-to-end home energy upgrade solutions for homeowners, property owners, and housing bodies across Ireland. With offices in Galway, Dublin, and Cork, the company delivers fully managed retrofit services, from initial home assessments and grant applications to design, installation, and final inspections. By forward-funding SEAI grants, and coordinating all technical and project delivery elements, Energyfix makes it easier and more affordable for clients to achieve energy-efficient homes. The company also works closely with Approved Housing Bodies (AHBs) to deliver strategic retrofit programmes that support Ireland's national climate targets and redu...

Join us as Cardinals Manager Oliver Marmol sits down with Matt Pauley to discuss the team's recent performance and injury updates. Marmol covers key players including Michael Siani, who is sidelined with an oblique injury, and Lars Nootbaar, the player the team is most comfortable with covering center field in Siani's absence. Marmol also highlights Brendan Donovan's versatility and Tommy Edman's contributions in the corner outfield positions.

 Matt Pauley talks with John Mozeliak to discuss the latest developments with the St. Louis Cardinals. They cover Michael Siani's injury and the team's plans for his replacement, the impact of trade deadline moves, and Mozeliak's personal connections with players like Tommy Edman and Dylan Carlson. The conversation also delves into Tommy Pham's performance since his return, positive changes in the clubhouse culture, efforts to help Sean Armstrong regain his form, and an evaluation of the Marlins' trade activities.

Matt Pauley discusses Michael Siani's injury, the Cardinals' trade deadline moves, and John Mozeliak's thoughts on the team's outlook. St. Louis City SC Sporting Director Lutz Pfannenstiel shares insights on Tim Parker's trade, the addition of Henry Kessler, and Leagues Cup progress.

This week we speak to Belfast's own Sean Armstrong, a big-time frequenter of the 2013 Cheongju bar scene. We discuss some of the mad characters who could be found rolling around some of the CJ bars back in the day, staff meetings in hostess bars and the challenges of teaching in Ireland. We also raise the steaks (pun intended) by discussing Sean's side-hustle/long-term vision of bringing Korean BBQ to Belfast. We explore the social and interactive side of K-BBQ, the challenges and benefits of running a pop-up in Belfast, Sean's passion for Korean food and transitioning from teaching to small business ownership. Get on it if you love a bit of Korean grub.

FOOTBALL: Former Galway footballer Sean Armstrong looks ahead to the All-Ireland senior semi-final between Galway and Donegal with Galway Bay FM's Darren Kelly on 'Over The Line'

In this episode of Smart Energy, host Andrew Zoellner talks with Andrew Coray about the Inflation Reduction Act. Then, we chat with Sean Armstrong from Redwood Energy about electrification and how bad gas stoves really are. And, we answer a listener question about water heaters and give some advice on when you should replace yours.

Access this entire 87 minute episode (and additional monthly bonus episodes, including the entire Miami Vice sidebar series) by becoming a Junk Filter patron! Over 30% of episodes are exclusively available to patrons of the show. https://www.patreon.com/posts/140-miami-vice-86864671 The Miami Vice sidebar series continues with returning guest Sean Armstrong, a Toronto-based veteran boom operator for film and television (Star Trek: Discovery, Hannibal) For this episode we discuss the influence Vice had on the city of Miami itself, how the city conformed to the image the program had of it, which had implications for tourism and Miami as a major production hub for film and television. But we also talk about how the program was eventually a victim of its success, and the aspirational tones of the series degraded over the course of five years as the drug war accelerated, the creatives left and popularity waned, with the show finally chasing after trends where once it set them. We sample episodes throughout the series to illustrate this, from Abel Ferrara's season 1 episode The Home Invaders(which has major elements Michael Mann would later return to in Heat and the upcoming Heat 2) to mid-series episodes about miscarriages of justice and the paranoid world of surveillance and counter-surveillance, and what the show looked like in its final days (including one of the worst episodes of the series, a backdoor pilot for a potential ripoff of 21 Jump Street). Follow Sean Armstrong on Twitter. Episodes discussed on this show: The Home Invaders - Season 1, Ep 20 Forgive Us Our Debts - Season 3, Ep 11 Lend Me An Ear - Season 3, Ep 18 Leap of Faith - Season 5, Ep 20 Music video for Sheila E.'s The Glamorous Life, 1984 The classic NBC Miami Vice promo, 1987

There was a time, my children.Oh, there was a time.There was a time when Hulk Hogan tried to parlay his success as a pro wrestler into a career as a bonafide movie star. It didn't work. Whether he was playing Santa (with muscles), or a Commando (of the suburban variety), his terrible acting and utter lack of comedic timing were on full display.Perhaps never moreso than as Sean Armstrong, former professional wrestler turned bodyguard for a couple of misbehaving brats. Ladies and Gentlemen, we give you, MR. NANNY.Check out their socials!Alex: @AlexSourGrapsKate: @MissKatefabeVisit our website:KnowYourNews.comSend in Superchats for movie moments you'd like to discuss!http://www.kynchat.comCheck out our socials:Facebook: facebook.com/knowyournewsTikTok: tiktok.com/@knowyournewzInstagram: instagram.com/knowyournewzTwitter: twitter.com/knowyournewz

In this episode of the Retrofit Podcast, host Ryan Shanahan talks with Sean Armstrong, founder and principal of Redwood Energy. Ryan and Sean talk all about energy, including developing multi-family net zero projects as well as energy retrofits on a budget, keeping things affordable, and electrofits.

In this episode of Flanigan's Eco-Logic, Ted speaks with Sean Armstrong, Managing Principal at Redwood Energy.Sean has worked for 25 years in building electrification, designed the retrofit and new construction of more than 25,000 all-electric residences for disadvantaged populations, co-authored five practical guides to building electrification, provided legal and technical support to dozens of gas bans nationwide, helped develop the 2016, 2019, 2022, and 2025 Title 24 California Energy Codes, and has received sustainable design awards from the United Nations, the U.S. Department of Energy, and the SoCal Building Industry Association.He and Ted discuss his background, being a committed environmentalist since the age of 13, growing up in rural Wisconsin as genderqueer, moving to California to flee violence violence directed toward his sexuality, gender identity, and gender expression, and attending Humboldt State University, where he found his passion for sustainability and was trained in radical activism. Sean shares his life-changing experience where he lived in the Campus Center for Appropriate Technology (CCAT), a student-run demonstration house that was off-grid (solar, wind, biodiesel and batteries), before diving into his works in California's affordable housing market. He highlights his work at Redwood Energy, North America's #1 producer (per NBI/NZEC master list) of all-electric, 100+ percent solar housing from 2015-2020. Sean's winning formula is combining all electric solar powered designs with affordable housing developments. According to him, this helps developers become more profitable because electric design is cheaper to build and there are incentives for affordable housing.

In this episode, we talk to Sean Armstrong from Redwood Energy, a leading building energy design firm in the Bay Area. With over 25 years of experience working in building electrification and decarbonization, Sean walks us through where we started, where we're going, and what we can do as individuals to help us get there. Discover how a combination of regulation, financial incentives, and will power will reduce building fossil fuel consumption. Sean shared: "Attaching ourselves to those wild horses of commerce in Wall Street is how we're going to more rapidly electrify our country. We can't just do it as a cultural movement." Host: George Dy Transcript Recap blog post: https://bit.ly/3OUz5nW Related Websites Building Decarbonization Coalition: This organization unites building industry stakeholders with energy providers, environmental organizations and local governments to power our nation's homes and workspaces with clean energy BayREN - The Bay Area authority on financial incentives, rebates, and other local government regulation to aid in the transition to all-electric Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) - Building Electrification: Research and reports on building electrification solutions and impacts Project Drawdown: Building Retrofitting: A detailed, technical explanation of building retrofits and the impact on total emissions Redwood Energy: Sean Armstrong's company website Want to be an Everyday Climate Champion right now? Please share this podcast with friends, family, or colleagues.  We LOVE listener feedback! Share your thoughts and insights by taking this brief survey: https://forms.gle/KQHic1KrJzSmf4d27 Contact Us: Do you know a Bay Area-based Everyday Climate Champion? We'd love to interview them! Get in touch: crba.eccpodcast@gmail.com Website: www.climaterealitybayarea.org/eccpodcast The Climate Reality Project Bay Area Chapter catalyzes local solutions to the climate crisis in every corner of the San Francisco Bay Area. We work together to spark urgent action and rapid adoption of solutions to the climate crisis. As Climate Reality founder and Former U.S. Vice President Al Gore says, “Solving the climate crisis is within our grasp, but we need people like you to stand up and act.” To learn more, visit: www.ClimateRealityBayArea.org Podcast Production Team: Executive Producer: Dalya Massachi; Sound Designers: Dennis Hysom, Trevor Skerbe; Co-Hosts/Researchers: George Dy, Ellisa Feinstein, Sean Mendelson, Lex Schrader, Alex Williams; Logo Designer: Gabriela Vargas Keywords: #electrification #decarbonization #buildings #greenbuilding #buildingdecarbonization #buildingelectrification

Access this entire 75 minute episode (and additional monthly bonus episodes) by becoming a Junk Filter patron! https://www.patreon.com/posts/110-michael-mann-73896455 Veteran boom operator Sean Armstrong (Hannibal, Star Trek: Discovery) returns to the podcast for the latest episode on our series on the films of Michael Mann, with the one film he prefers not to discuss, his second feature, 1983's supernatural horror thriller The Keep. Paramount took control of the production as the costs and the running time skyrocketed, issues compounded by the sudden death of the visual effects designer (who hadn't told anyone what he had in mind), and after reshoots the film was dumped into cinemas at Christmas, heavily butchered by the studio, and confusing to audiences. Sean and I discuss what Mann had in mind, the amazing anachronistic synth score by Tangerine Dream, and the pleasures that can be found in considering a damaged work of art, one Mann will likely never revisit and restore to his intentions. There are additional Michael Mann episodes (on Heat and Thief) available now on the Junk Filter Patreon feed, as well as dozens of bonus shows. Patrons help to make Junk Filter possible. You can subscribe at patreon.com/junkfilter Follow Sean Armstrong on Twitter. Trailer for The Keep (Michael Mann, 1983)

Welcome back to The Vibe Podcast! I had the amazing opportunity to meet with Sean Armstrong, the author of the Sci-Fi book, The Green Girl and The Serum.  I had an awesome time connecting for the first time. My first interview went very well, enjoy! Thank you for taking the time to listen to the show. We are Indie and loving it!Amazon.com: The Green Girl and The Serum eBook : Armstrong, Sean: Kindle StoreHow Spirituality Saved My Life: Costas, Diana: 9781637288924: Amazon.com: Bookshttps://joinwisdom.audio/dianacostasAmazon.com: Big Podcast – Grow Your Podcast Audience, Build Listener Loyalty, and Get Everybody Talking About Your Show: 9781608428885: Hooper, David: BooksThe Big Podcast Book was super helpful in this journey :) before starting any business, pick up a book!Support the show

“We shouldn't imagine that we'll just get a $20,000 home loan and decarbonize the whole house. We could do that, but that's not the most common way. More common, like you said, people are gonna have something that's breaking or just broke, and they need to replace it. Now is the time to spend the money and I'm going to get an electrified version. That means like a 8-year horizon. You can get the whole house like by 2030 and that would be great for the planet.” Sean Armstrong is the Managing Principal of Redwood Energy and has worked for 25 years in building electrification, designed the retrofit and new construction of more than 10,000 all-electric residences for disadvantaged populations, co-authored five practical guides to building electrification, provided legal and technical support to dozens of gas bans nationwide, helped develop the 2016/2019/2022 and 2025 Title 24 California Energy Codes, and has received sustainable design awards from the United Nations, the U.S. Department of Energy and the SoCal Building Industry Association. Together Redwood Energy has led the design of more than 1500 units of Zero Net Energy, all-electric affordable housing, and 200 all-electric market rate residences. They provide Title 24 modeling, design support and Utility Allowance modeling to create cost-effective Zero Net Energy housing. Their projects range from cottages to high rise residences, commercial spaces and large facilities. Publications of comprehensive resources by Redwood Energy based on their extensive research are available on their website.

Welcome to Conversations with Authors, where I – Alison Thompson, AKA The Proof Fairy – meet amazing authors and find out what inspires them to write and what advice they would offer other aspiring authors.   In this episode I meet British sci-fi author Sean Armstrong. Sean publishes under the penname STL Armstrong and his first book, “The Green Girl and the Serum”, is the first in a series of six YA science fiction novels. Sean has mild cerebral palsy and learning difficulties but it hasn't had any bearing on his ability as a writer and he is proof that anyone can achieve their dreams when they put their mind to it! We talk about the books, films and video games that gave Sean the inspiration for his series of superhero novels. Sean also tells me about the ease of self-publishing with Amazon KDP Print and the sense of achievement he feels about becoming an author.   More About Sean Armstrong Sean Armstrong is a 36-year-old disabled author who started working on the “Green Girl” series of YA science fiction books in 2019. The first book in the series, “The Green Girl and the Serum” was published in September 2021. Links:  Buy The Green Girl and the Serum by STL Armstrong on Amazon UK or Amazon US Follow Sean on Twitter Follow Sean on Facebook  --- Conversations with Authors is a Proof Fairy Production and hosted by Alison Thompson, AKA The Proof Fairy. To find out more about Alison and the services she offers authors, including author coaching, proofreading, book formatting and cover design, visit https://www.theprooffairy.com

For your listening pleasure! Flash Fiction from the writing prompt Roots. Thank you, as always, for sending in your stories. This episode brings you:   A step back in time with Terence, Imagine This by Sandy Biddles. An empowering and unusual story Weed by Carolyn Ward-Daniels.  And rounding off with George by Daizi Rae, a little heartache and a touch of magic. We will be back on 30th March with an indie author review of The Green Girl and the Serum by Sean Armstrong. See you then xx Download and listen. Let us entertain you in true Bare Book's style. Maybe you'll be tempted to write a flash fiction story of your own, 500 to 1000 words if you are feeling compelled to put pen to paper. We can't wait to read it. Head over to Amazon where you can buy our Bare Books Anthology right now. All profits will go to charity. We went with the very worthy Book Trust UK [Getting Children Reading]. Come share your opinion about the podcast, the authors and their books on Twitter @barebookspod1 Submit your indie published book, for a possible future review to submissions@barebooks.co.uk General enquiries to contactus@barebooks.co.uk Big thanks to fellow podcaster Sydney Strong for the musical interludes. Find them on Instagram @diy.is.dead

The world is beginning to go through an electric revolution, and real estate is at the epicenter. Sean Armstrong, principal at Redwood Energy, happens to be one of the revolutionaries of this movement and has designed over 10,000 residences in more than 200 developments that are 100% all electric, Zero Net Energy with many of those being low-income affordable housing.Sean is a rare combination of advocate and activist with sustainability, justice, and doing the right thing at his core. His passion for sustainability started when he had a life-changing experience at Humboldt State University in Arcata, California, where he lived in the Campus Center for Appropriate Technology (CCAT), a student-run demonstration house that was off-grid (solar, wind, biodiesel and batteries).After college Sean left his imprint on organizations he worked for including a large general contracting firm begin to incorporate solar power into their projects. As a designer, Sean found a winning formula by combining all electric solar powered designs with affordable housing developments. This, he says, is because it helps developers become more profitable because electric design is cheaper to build and there are incentives for affordable housing.For Sean, there is an environmental cost to everything, but scale is important. The cost of solar is far outweighed by the positives that it creates to decarbonize the atmosphere, increase indoor air quality and create healthier living spaces, as well as create much more safe communities without the threat that comes with combustible fuel like natural gas. He has many personal gripping narratives of how his family has been impacted by events such as gas leaks, forest fires, and toxic indoor air quality. At the end of this Regenerative Real Estate Podcast episode, Sean mentions several resources that his firm Redwood Energy has put out for people interested in Zero Net Energy which you can find at their website here.

Access the entire 82 minute episode (and additional bonus episodes) by becoming a patron of Junk Filter: https://www.patreon.com/posts/56088312 Veteran boom operator Sean Armstrong (who worked on every episode of Hannibal!) joins the podcast to discuss Chris Smith's 1999 film American Movie, a work by a determined documentary filmmaker about a determined independent filmmaker: it tells the story of Wisconsin's Mark Borchardt and his determination to finally finish his abandoned short horror film Coven and sell enough copies of it on VHS to finance his long-planned feature film Northwestern. Plus: Sean tells us what it was like to work on Hannibal with tha god Mads Mikkelsen! Follow Sean Armstrong on Twitter. Patrons of the Junk Filter podcast receive at least two additional exclusive episodes a month: some of our notable previous guests include Jared Yates Sexton, David Roth, Karen Geier, Will Sloan, Sooz Kempner and Jacob Bacharach. More to come! Sign up at https://www.patreon.com/junkfilter

Welcome to Rasslecast Power Hour The Musical! When we're not singing, our guest Melysette of A Frightful Fret with Melysette shares tales of her days on the indy wrestling circuit, some good encounters and bad encounters with some rasslers you may have heard of, runs THE GAUNTLET, and inducts the newest member into the RCPH HoF! Special appearance by Sean Armstrong!

We revisit the earlier discussion topic of a four-man scramble against a Top 10 golfer in U.S. Open conditions and what would happen. Puck also takes issue with the idea of scramble rules for this and Curtis' friend, Sean Armstrong, joins the show to discuss the subject and how it came about. And crosstalk with Ian Furness, who is in studio with the Seahawks off today.

On today's sponsored Tech Bytes episode, we talk with AppNeta about instrumenting application performance to support on-prem and remote employees in today's hybrid work environment. Our AppNeta guests are Sean Armstrong, VP of Products; and Alec Pinkham Director of Product Marketing.

On today's sponsored Tech Bytes episode, we talk with AppNeta about instrumenting application performance to support on-prem and remote employees in today's hybrid work environment. Our AppNeta guests are Sean Armstrong, VP of Products; and Alec Pinkham Director of Product Marketing.

On today's sponsored Tech Bytes episode, we talk with AppNeta about instrumenting application performance to support on-prem and remote employees in today's hybrid work environment. Our AppNeta guests are Sean Armstrong, VP of Products; and Alec Pinkham Director of Product Marketing.

On today's sponsored Tech Bytes episode, we talk with AppNeta about instrumenting application performance to support on-prem and remote employees in today's hybrid work environment. Our AppNeta guests are Sean Armstrong, VP of Products; and Alec Pinkham Director of Product Marketing. The post Tech Bytes: Instrumenting For Hybrid Work With AppNeta (Sponsored) appeared first on Packet Pushers.

On today's sponsored Tech Bytes episode, we talk with AppNeta about instrumenting application performance to support on-prem and remote employees in today's hybrid work environment. Our AppNeta guests are Sean Armstrong, VP of Products; and Alec Pinkham Director of Product Marketing. The post Tech Bytes: Instrumenting For Hybrid Work With AppNeta (Sponsored) appeared first on Packet Pushers.

On today's sponsored Tech Bytes episode, we talk with AppNeta about instrumenting application performance to support on-prem and remote employees in today's hybrid work environment. Our AppNeta guests are Sean Armstrong, VP of Products; and Alec Pinkham Director of Product Marketing. The post Tech Bytes: Instrumenting For Hybrid Work With AppNeta (Sponsored) appeared first on Packet Pushers.

This week, Sean Armstrong is a former pro wrestler hired to protect the children of tech guru Alex Mason. Mason is in possession of a revolutionary silicone chip, that if in the right hands, could turn the tide in ending world wars. However, with the chip's potential for good, a metal headed madman by the name of Thanatos, wants to test it's potential for evil. Although he is there to protect Mason's children from danger, Sean soon finds out that it's the children that pose him the greatest threat! Friend and host of the "My Zillenial Life" podcast, Katie Legate, joins the Twinz as the trio discuss the off the wall, slapstick hijinx that is Mr. Nanny on this edition of Sucktastic Cinema!

It's holiday time after a hard year. More than ever, the need for healthy homes is exceedingly clear. It's true what they say and true what you hear: Nearly 90 million households burn fossil fuels on site, and that's just not right! Greenhouse gases and harmful pollutants make our stoves, heaters and dryers quite a nuisance! Our climate and health are taking a hit - we've got to quit. Entrenched fossil interests and weak building codes keeping us hooked on fuels is complicity – the Grinches don't want our homes to run on clean electricity. But fear not, dear podcasters, we've good news to share! A movement afoot is up to the fight to clean up our appliances and make homes just right. Electrify This! will show you what's in store. Three building experts will share their tomes: how to build better buildings and healthier homes. Who are these Who's from Whoville leading the way? And how will they save the day? You'll have to tune in – we won't give it away!This holiday-themed episode of Electrify This! looks at how our homes and buildings impact climate and public health, and what can be done to shift the building sector away from fossil fuels: building and energy codes; policies; market forces, consumer decisions, and more. And we'll share handy home electrification tips and electrifying holiday gift ideas.  Guests:·      Panama Bartholomy, Director, Building Decarbonization Coalition ·      Sean Armstrong, Managing Principal, Redwood Energy·      Kim Cheslak, Associate Director, New Buildings Institute  Related Links: ·      https://newbuildings.org  and NBI's Carbon Neutral Codes webinar (1/28/20, 1-2 EST)·      https://www.buildingdecarb.org·      https://redwoodenergy.net   

And we're back with the second episode of the Talent Intelligence Podcast. And what a cracker! In this episode, we, being me and my far more talented co-hosts Alison Ettridge and Toby Culshaw, are joined by Sean Armstrong from Standard Industries. After our usual introductions (can I say usual on episode 2?) a report by McKinsey&Company, which states that by 2030 22% of the EU workforce would be automated, kick-started our conversations. Is there a need for a clear distinction between jobs and job tasks? Is the solution to possible job losses simply a shift in work? And an up-skilling of the workforce? And while automation has been on the agenda for a while, the use of AI tech to recruit talent is still quite a controversial topic. As Toby mentioned: AI COULD EQUALLY BE THE SOLUTION TO RECRUITMENT BIAS BUT JUST AS EASILY BE THE CAUSE OF APPLICANT EXCLUSION (LIKE FOR THE NEURODIVERSE). Our conversation then moved to work environments. Which caused us to try and address questions like: If in theory, the talent market is frictionless, do you pay people the same? Regardless of their local economy? And whether not having a physical office or having the ability to meet colleagues would affect an employees loyalty to the company/brand? Which in turn could cause a much more fluid career choice? Will this realisation cause organisations to improve jobs? culture? and pay? However, these questions only really apply to roles that can be accomplished from home. What about the people who need to go into a physical workplace? At which point our guest Sean commented: IT REALLY IS ABOUT MAKING A WORKPLACE INCLUSIVE AND PRODUCTIVE FOR EVERYONE We then asked Sean a few questions about his typical day, his opinions on what leaders should be asking from their TI teams and what he thinks the future of TI looks like. We even discuss the possible connection between the world of Talent Intelligence and The Big Short (yes the movie). This really was such an interesting well-rounded conversation and we hope you enjoy it. If you did don't forget to like, leave a review, spread the word and give us a rating about the podcast, your support is very much appreciated. Till next time! ———- Don't forget to say hi to our wonderful sponsors → Stratigens from @Talent Intuition

Friends, our time with Mr. Nanny has come to an end.  Those Mason kids, Alex and Kate, they’ve been brought back from the brink.  But what about Alex Mason Sr., you might be asking?  Well, folks, two things I’ll say about Alex Mason Sr.  One, the man got the scare of his life.  Folks, what this man went through was nothing short of an ordeal.  Purely and simply, it was an ordeal.  But folks, as I said mere sentences ago, I had two things (not one thing), two things to say about Alex Mason Sr.  The first was the he got the scare of his life, that he went through a true ordeal.  But in so doing, in getting the scare of his life, Alex Mason Sr. also got his life back.  Alex Mason Sr., in getting the scare of his life, not only kept his life, he learned to live again, to live his life to the fullest.  And in my humble opinion, this is all thanks to none other than bodyguard, nanny, and all-around good guy, Sean Armstrong, played masterfully by none other than Terry Gene Bollea, better known as Hulk Hogan, the famous wrestler. So now that we’ve finished Mr. Nanny, a very natural question presents itself.  To paraphrase Big Joe from No Holds Barred (1989), who asked “who’s next?” you, dear listener may be wondering “what’s next?”  Well, dear listener, if you’re wondering “what’s next,” then you may just want sidle up to that play button and give it a tap (or a click).  Because “what’s next” is precisely what we’re about to discuss.  In fact, one could say that “what’s next” is our discussion of “what’s next,” at least insofar as that first “what’s next” pertains to this current episode of the podcast.  So buckle your seatbelts, open your ears, and get ready to listen to “what’s next” in our podcast journey together.   Follow us on Twitter @WGDPod Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/WGDPod Email us at WGDPod@gmail.com Check out our draft drawing video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tc-nYmghcYQ Check out our recommendations list: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1TVswqyZHn-FOOmDAKNFp9dr6sTw4rcrb4Igcs1hB0uQ/edit?usp=sharing Check out our Instagram page at instagram.com/WGDPod Theme music:  “Find My Way” by Magnolia Brown “Old Bidness” music provided by Polyester Robot.  Like and follow Polyester Robot on Facebook:  Polyester Robot (Facebook) Recommendations music provided by Len Binning.  Check out Len’s YouTube show “Len and Jim Take Over” (link) Follow Magnolia Brown on Facebook (facebook.com/MagnoliaBrownJams) and Reverb Nation (ReverbNation.com/MagnoliaBrownJams)

Sean, a cost-efficiency expert and self-proclaimed climate activist, joins the podcast to talk about all-electric construction and the endemic problems with natural gas infrastructure here in California. He shares a very moving story about the personal ramifications of decades of fossil fuel use (thank you Sean!) and we eventually get around to brainstorming some ways to fix what's broken by focusing on universal goals like human health and building efficiency.  Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/IGx_ZwdZrpgEpisode Sponsor: www.sustainablehomesofthefuture.comContact Host: info@shfbuild.com  Sean Armstrong taught net-zero design at a demonstration house at Humboldt State University from 1999-2002, and has 12,000+ hours of experience as staff Project Manager with affordable housing developers The Pacific Companies, Danco Communities, and the Redevelopment Agency of the City of Arcata. Sean was the first developer to use the California Utility Allowance Calculator (CUAC). Since his start in development in 2004, he has led the design of 6000 residences in more than 200 developments, focusing on all-electric, 100% solar offset design. All-electric cuts costs, and adding solar has a 4-8 year payback, hence the rapid uptake of Zero Net Energy by the market--it's profitable. It's a challenge, but so is all the rest of building a development. Sean and his business partner, Michael Winkler, won the Grand Prize awards from the United Nations in 2017 and the PCBC Gold Nuggets in 2016, but he is perhaps most proud of the award from the Southern California Building Industry Association--they are unapologetically business-minded, and recognized Redwood with their first Sustainability Award in 2017 because their work to end fossil fuel use in buildings also happens to  lower construction costs, and increase profits. Sean delights in ruthless capitalists realizing that fossil fuel infrastructure is an additional cost, and not at all "cheap."  Show Notes: All-Electric Research/Publications - https://www.redwoodenergy.tech/research/

Planning permission is the first stumbling block to building or extending your home. This episode Patrick O'Reilly, Managing Director of niplanningpermission.co.uk and irelandplanning.ie, gives us the low down on how the planning process works in NI and ROI and how to increase your chances with your local authority. We also discuss which projects are exempt from planning permission, how to check that they are, and a reminder that not needing planning permission does not mean you are exempt from Building Control. Patrick has a BSc in Environmental Planning & MSc in Urban and Rural Design from Queen's University Belfast, and is a full corporate member of The Irish Planning Institute. This episode we're also joined by Sean Armstrong, Senior Advisor at the Department of Housing to chat about the new NZEB Building Regulations that came into force on the 1st of November 2019 (ROI) and what appears to be loopholes in relation to the Major Renovations requirement. Minister for Housing Eoghan Murphy also gives us an update on the "locals only" provision currently in place in many County Development Plans in ROI.

In this episode of Local Energy Rules, host John Farrell speaks with Kate Harrison, City Council member for Berkeley, Calif., and Sean Armstrong, Zero Net Energy Designer and Managing Principal at Redwood Energy. The three discuss how Berkeley was able to pass an ordinance banning gas hook-ups in new multi-family homes and the benefits this ordinance will bring. | Show page available: https://ilsr.org/berkeley-gas-ban-ler-episode-87 | Don't forget to subscribe, share with your friends, leave a recommendation on our podcast feeds, and join the conversation online using the #LocalEnergyRules hashtag!

In this episode of Local Energy Rules, host John Farrell speaks with Kate Harrison, City Council member for Berkeley, Calif., and Sean Armstrong, Zero Net Energy Designer and Managing Principal at Redwood Energy. The three discuss how Berkeley's gas ban will improve health, save money, and save the climate.… Read More

Host John Farrell talks to Berkeley city councilor Kate Harrison and affordable housing developer Sean Armstrong about why cities should help residents to switch from gas to electric for their energy needs by exercising city authority over gas hookups. They also discuss: California's complicated legacy of incentivizing gas use and how the rest of the country compares How detrimental burning gas can be to the health and safety of residents Why cities and towns are uniquely suited to get gas out of buildings How switching from gas to electric can cut energy costs, slow climate change, and lead to more affordable housing development   About 27% of our GHGs are coming from the use of natural gas in buildings. Usually when we think about this, we think about cars and factories, but to find out that it's actually our homes that are producing this amount of GHG was stunning.   Related Resources Community Power Map Community Power Toolkit Transcript Hibba Meraay: Hey everyone. It's Hibba, ILSR's communications manager, and the host for today's episode is John Farell, energy director. Hey, John. John Farrell: Hello Hibba Meraay: What do you have for us today, John? John Farrell: I have an interview with a city council member who authored the ordinance in Berkeley, California, or the new rule, we should say, banning the connection of new homes to the gas network. And also on the call, an affordable housing developer who has been building all electric affordable housing and saving money doing it. So, really cool conversation about how policy is intersecting with best practices around health and the cost of energy, and an idea that I think is already spreading even since we've recorded the episode. Hibba Meraay: That's awesome. Yeah. So one of my questions for you in listening to this conversation was, you know, California is usually ahead of the curve on clean energy and green infrastructure, and I'm just wondering how does the rest of the nation compare to what's going on in Berkeley with this gas ban? John Farrell: Yeah, it's this really interesting dichotomy we talk about in the episode about how the Enron debacle 20 years ago, where Enron basically gamed California's electricity market, led to the state putting a lot of pressure on cities to encourage the development of homes that used gas, basically diversification strategy to avoid further market manipulation. And while California has really surged ahead on clean electricity, it means that they are more reliant on gas in some ways than a lot of other states around the country for home heating, water heating, and for operating stoves and that kind of thing. And so one of the things that we get into in the conversation is this issue of how does California catch up now that we are seeing clean electricity be available for lots of these home services? And in particular that California has these unique risks that other places don't have, like earthquakes. And when earthquakes happen and they rupture the gas network, it's a big safety risk and a big environmental risk. Hibba Meraay: Yeah, that's super interesting. I think another interesting part of the conversation is they really emphasized the health implications of having gas in your home, which I wasn't aware of, but especially for low income folks. The housing developer talked about how gas can be really detrimental to health, especially causing asthma and children and just really dangerous in terms of if something leaks, the gasket catch on fire. So I think that was another interesting part. It's both cleaner and safer to have electric instead of gas in homes. John Farrell: It was really surprising to me too because I expected this being, you know, it's Berkeley, California, it's sort of a hotbed of liberalism, you know they're going to be taking action around climate change, and they're in California. California has been really pushing around climate solutions as well.

Host John Farrell talks to Berkeley city councilor Kate Harrison and affordable housing developer Sean Armstrong about why cities should help residents to switch from gas to electric for their energy needs. … Read More

This week I sit down for an awesome conversation with fellow podcaster Sean Armstrong (Tha Local Beat) and chat about being creative, following your dreams, living in Pittsburgh and so much more. Sit back, relax and let's START THE BEAT! ALSO AVAILABLE ON: Spotify Apple Google Stitcher YouTube  Instagram

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In today's episode, we welcome on Sean Armstrong. Sean runs a semi-private Personal Training facility near Newcastle in England. The main reason I asked Sean to come on is because he's doing fantastic work with his facility and because he used to be known as the member of LTB who was forever complaining. But, this isn't the Sean of 2019, so we get into how his journey has seen him find the confidence to open a facility and make a success out of it.    Topics Covered: How he got started as a Personal Trainer. He found starting early in his career as an online PT. Why he spends less time freaking about losing a client or two nowadays. Why Sean thinks it's important to ensure you're tracking your numbers. Why he takes time to do things that force his mind to concentrate on other things. How he's found owning his own facility. What his goals are for over the next few years. The importance of spending time developing yourself.   Find Out More About Sean Facebook Instagram   Find Out More About LTB Website Instagram Facebook

Die Rugby Europe International Championship im 15er-Rugby erlebte an diesem Wochenende ihren zweiten Spieltag. Nachdem die deutsche Nationalmannschaft in ihrem ersten Spiel gegen Belgien noch unglücklich verloren hatte, musste es zum zweiten Spiel nach Rumänien reisen. Vor zwei Jahren gab es in der Rugby-Europameisterschaft die große Sensation. Das deutsche Team gewann damals völlig überraschend gegen Rumänien im Heimspiel. Damals hatte man sogar noch Hoffnung, dass sich die DRV-15 vielleicht auf normalem sportlichen Weg für die WM würde qualifizieren können. Seitdem ist viel Zeit vergangen, die Brötchen, die gebacken werden, sind wieder kleiner. Gegen Rumänien gab es eine 10-38-Niederlage für das Team von Bundestrainer Mike Ford. In der ersten Halbzeit hielt die deutsche 15 noch gut mit, einzig ein sehr riskanter Kick-Pass von Hagen Schulte, der von Rumänien abgefangen und zum Versuch gelegt worden war, trübte das Ergebnis etwas. Ansonsten hatte man auf ordentlichem Niveau mitgehalten. In der zweiten Halbzeit wurde das Spiel aber sehr chaotisch, nachdem Deutschland zwei Spieler in der "Sin Bin" hatte, die mit Gelben Karten für 10 Minuten rausgeschickt worde...

Die deutsche 15er-Rugby-Nationalmannschaft hat ihr letztes Spiel beim Repechage-Turnier gegen Kenia gewonnen und das Qualifikations-Turnier um den letzten Platz bei der Weltmeisterschaft 2019 mit zwei Siegen und einer Niederlage abgeschlossen. Gegen Kenia gelang ein klarer Sieg mit 43-6, der zu keiner Zeit gefährdet war. Andreas Thies und Vivian Bahlmann, 15er Nationalspielerin und Moderatorin des Rugby-Podcasts "Vorpass" fassen das Spiel zusammen. Es ging am Ende nur um die "goldene Ananas" für Kenia und das DRV-Team. Beide Mannschaften hatten schon vor dem Spiel keine Chance mehr auf Platz 1 des Turniers, das die Qualifikation für die WM 2019 in Japan bedeutet hätte. Doch beide Mannschaften wollten sich mit einem Erfolgserlebnis verabschieden. Dass es um nichts mehr ging, merkte man dem Spiel in der ersten Halbzeit etwas an. Beide Teams spielten mit einigen Fehlern. Die Überlegenheit der deutschen Mannschaft war aber nie zu verkennen. Die Kenianer gingen zwar durch einen Straftritt in Führung, doch Sebastian Ferreira konn...

Die deutsche 15er-Rugby-Nationalmannschaft hat den ersten Schritt auf dem Weg zur WM erfolgreich bestritten. Beim sogenannten Repechage-Turnier in Marseille gelang der Mannschaft vom neuen Bundestrainer Mike Ford gegen Hong Kong ein 26-9 Sieg. Nächste Woche geht es gegen Kanada wohl schon um den die Qualifikation, denn die Kanadier gewannen ihr Spiel ganz klar gegen Kenia. Nationaltrainer Mike Ford stand die wohl derzeit stärkste Nationalmannschaft zur Verfügung. Dabei verzichtete Ford auch in der Anfangsformation auf Unterstützung durch die 7er-Nationalmannschaft. Carlos Soteras-Merz wurde im Laufe des Spiels eingewechselt. Nach einer nervösen ersten Halbzeit, in der die deutsche Mannschaft es mit Glück und Geschick verstand, einen Rückstand zu verhindern, konnte Kurt Haupt, seines Zeichens Hakler in der deutschen Mannschaft, mit seinem Versuch für Luft sorgen. Am Ende stand dann sogar ein ungefährdeter 26-9 Sieg für die "Schwarzen Adler", wie sie sich seit kurzer Zeit nennen, zu Buche. Andreas Thies spricht mit Vivian Bahlmann, Nationalspielerin und Moderatorin des Rugby-Podcasts "Vorpass" über das Spiel. Euch gefällt dieser Podcast oder ihr habt Kriti...

Die deutsche 15er-Rugby-Nationalmannschaft hat durch einen schwer erkämpften 16-13 Sieg gegen Portugal einen weiteren Schritt in der Qualifikation für die Rugby-WM, die im kommenden Herbst in Japan ausgetragen wird, gemacht. Vor 2400 Zuschauern im Fritz-Grunebaum-Sportpark in Heidelberg sorgten vor allem die Straftritte von Raynor Parkinson als auch ein in der 2. Halbzeit gelegter Versuch von Jarrid Els für die Punkte der deutschen Mannschaft. Am 30.6. und am 14.7. wird in Hin- und Rückspiel gegen Samoa der vorletzte WM-Teilnehmer ermittelt. Sollte dies verloren werden, gibt es im November noch das sogenannte Repechage-Turnier, in dem aus vier Teilnehmern in einem Turnier jeder gegen jeden der Sieger und damit der letzte Teilnehmer ermittelt wird. Vivian Bahlmann und Andreas Thies haben das Spiel am Samstag kommentiert und fassen hier die Geschehnisse zusammen. Kurz vor dem Trainingslager platzte die Bombe, dass Hans-Peter Wild, Mäzen des Heidelberger RK und Gründer der Wild Rugby Academy, selbige abwickeln würde und den angestellten Spielern schon gekündigt habe. Die Mannschaft schien das aber im Spielverlauf nichts anzuhaben, kämpfte sie doch auf dem Feld um jeden Meter...

Das Spiel zur WM-Qualifikation zwischen dem Deutschen Rugby-Verband und Portugal wurde in den Rugby-Medien vorher als das wichtigste in der deutschen Rugby-Geschichte beschrieben. Quasi wie die Jungfrau zum Kinde war das deutsche Team zu der Gelegenheit gekommen, doch noch auf den Zug zur WM 2019 nach Japan zu springen. Nachdem Belgien, Portugal und Rumänien Punkte abgezogen worden waren, weil sie Spieler eingesetzt hatten, die nicht hätten für das Land eingesetzt werden dürfen, konnte Deutschland, das in der vergangenen EM-Saison mit einem B-Team enttäuscht hatte, statt der Relegation nun die WM-Quali spielen. Es entwickelte sich auch ein Spiel, das der Bedeutung dieser Qualifikation gerecht wurde. Es war kein technisch herausragendes Spiel. Beide Mannschaften kamen eher über den Kampf, technisch brillante Aktionen waren Mangelware. Deutschland geriet früh in der 2. Halbzeit nach einem Versuch Portugals mit 3-13 in Rückstand, konnte aber durch einen Versuch von Jarrid Els und einem mal wieder in exzellenter Form spielenden Raynor Parkinson und seinen Strafkicks das Spiel noch drehen und am Ende mit 16-13 gewinnen. Jetzt geht es am 30.6. und 14.7. in Hin- und Rückspiel g...

Der Heidelberger RK tritt in diesem Jahr im Challenge Cup des Continental Shield, quasi dem Europapokal des Rugby, an. Nachdem man mit einem Sieg und einer Niederlage in die Saison gestartet war, kam am 09.12. der Vizemeister der italienischen Liga von Petrarca Padova zu Gast an den Harbigweg. Man hatte schon letztes Jahr gegeneinander gespielt, damals setzte es eine klare 7-55-Klatsche gegen das Team aus Norditalien. In diesem Jahr hatten sich die Männer von den Coaches Pieter Jordaan und Kobus Potgieter mehr vorgenommen, wollten unbedingt den Sieg holen. Es wurde eine sehr spannende Partie. Hört noch mal das Spiel Relive. Vivian Bahlmann und Andreas Thies kommentierten das Spiel....

Am Samstag findet das 3. Spiel der Gruppenphase im "Continental Shield" zwischen dem Heidelberger RK und Petrarca Padova aus Italien statt. Ab 15 Uhr stehen sich die beiden Teams gegenüber und wollen sich die bestmögliche Ausgangssituation für den letzten Spieltag der Gruppenphase eine Woche später schaffen. Beide Teams trafen letztes Jahr schon einmal aufeinander. Damals gewann das Team vom Rand der Poebene klar mit 55-7. Dieses Ergebnis möchte die Mannschaft dieses Jahr gerade rücken. Pieter Jordaan, Coach des Heidelberger RK, ist zu Gast bei Andreas Thies und berichtet über den diesjährigen Saisonverlauf auf europäischer Ebene, die Aussichten für Samstag und den Verletztenstand. Hagen Schramm, Raynor Parkinson und Sean Armstrong sind fit und werden am Samstag auch in der Anfangsformation stehen. Heidelberger RK - Petrarca Padova, am 9.12.2017 live ab 14.55 Uhr auf meinsportpodcast.de, entweder im Stream oder in der kostenlosen App für Android oder iOS.  ...

Keine Einigung in Sicht beim Streit des Deutschen Rugby-Verbandes mit der Wild Rugby Academy. Nach den beiden Interviews mit dem Geschäftsführer der Wild Rugby Academy, Robert Mohr, und dem Sportdirektor des DRV, Manuel Wilhelm, hat der Spielerrat des 15er-Teams mit einer neuen Pressemitteilung ihre Sicht der Dinge dargestellt. Sie beklagen, dass es nach ihrer Pressekonferenz nach dem Spiel gegen die USA und Dienstag, als der Boykott des Teams bekannt wurde, keinen Kontakt zwischen DRV und Team gegeben habe. Malte Asmus und Rugby-Kommentator Andreas Thies fassen die PM zusammen. Das Spiel gegen Chile findet unter veränderten Voraussetzungen statt, aber es findet statt. Ihr könnt am 25.11. ab 14.50 Uhr dabei sein, wenn sich Nationalspielerin Vivian Bahlmann und Andreas Thies aus dem Sparda-Bank-Hessen-Stadion melden. Für die Einordnung könnt ihr hier noch mal beide Interviews mit Robert Mohr und Manuel Wilhelm hören: https://meinsportpodcast.de/2017/11/22/robert-mohr-im-interview/ https://meinsportpodcast.de/2017/11/22/rugby-streik-manuel-wilhelm-im-interview/...

Der angedrohte Streik der deutschen 15er-Rugby-Nationalspieler vor dem dritten November-Test am Samstag gegen Chile schlägt weiter hohe Wellen. Wir haben gestern hier auf meinsportpodcast.de über die Pressemitteilung der Nationalmannschaftskapitäne Sean Armstrong und Michael Poppmeier berichtet, die im Namen ihrer Mitspieler und Trainer eine Reihe von Vorwürfen gegen den Deutschen Rugby Verband artikulierten. Sie beklagen mangelnde Kommunikation und vor allem fordern sie, vom Verband eine Perspektive zu bekommen, wie der sich die zukünftige Entwicklung vorstellt ohne die Millionen, die die Wild Rugby Academy in den letzten Jahren in die Rugby-Nationalmannschaft investiert hatte. Der Kooperationsvertrag zwischen DRV und Wild Rugby Academy war Ende August ausgelaufen. Auf eine Verlängerung konnten sich beide Seiten nicht einigen, weil Wild offenbar zu großen Einfluss für sich forderte. Problem dabei ist, dass die meisten Nationalspieler über eine Tochterfirma Angestellte der WRA sind. Erst gab es die Pressemitteilung der Spieler, dann die der Wild Rugby Academy und jetzt hat auch der Deutsche Rugby Verband eine verschickt. meinsportpodcast.de-Rugby-Kommentator Andreas Thie...

Die deutsche 15er-Rugby-Nationalmannschaft steht nach dem Sieg gegen Brasilien und dem guten Auftritt bei der Niederlage gegen die USA so hoch wie fast noch nie in der Weltrangliste. Und doch gibt es vor dem dritten November-Test gegen Chile am Samstag Streit hinter den Kulissen. Soeben erreichte uns eine Pressemitteilung, die die Spieler und Trainer der deutschen Rugby 15er-Nationalmannschaft herausgegeben haben. Und mit der sie ihre Teilnahme an diesem Spiel abgesagt haben. Was sind die Hintergründe und fällt das Spiel jetzt aus? Malte Asmus und unser Rugby-Kommentator Andreas Thies haben die Infos. Update: Stellungnahme der Wild Rugby Academy https://meinsportpodcast.de/2017/11/21/update-drohender-rugby-streik/ https://meinsportpodcast.de/2017/11/22/robert-mohr-im-interview/ https://meinsportpodcast.de/2017/11/22/voelliges-unverstaendnis-ueber-streik/   Die Pressemitteilung der Spieler und Trainer der deutschen Rugby 15er-Nationalmannschaft Kritik am Verband und ein Zeichen für die Öffentlichkeit Heidelberg, 21. November 2017 -- Stellvertretend für die Spieler der deutschen Nationalmannschaft im 15er-Rugby erneuern deren Ka...

Die deutsche Rugby-Nationalmannschaft hat ihren zweiten "November-Test" gegen die USA deutlich mit 17-46 verloren. Vor etwa 3000 Zuschauern in der BRITA-Arena in Wiesbaden war das Team von Bundestrainer Kobus Potgieter in der ersten Halbzeit ebenbürtig, in der zweiten Hälfte konnten die favorisierten US-Amerikaner ihre Vorteile besser ausnutzen und am Ende klar gewinnen. Vivian Bahlmann und Andreas Thies haben das Spiel live auf meinsportpodcast.de kommentiert (Hier könnt ihr das Spiel Relive hören.). Sie fassen das Spiel zusammen und sprechen über die zwei grundlegend unterschiedlichen Halbzeiten. Vivian spricht darüber, was der deutschen Mannschaft noch fehlt, um Teams wie den USA über 80 Minuten auf Augenhöhe zu begegnen. Die beiden haben auch die Stimmen aus der Pressekonferenz gesammelt und Vivian hat mit Kapitän Sean Armstrong nach dem Spiel gesprochen. Am 25.11. wird es den letzten November-Test geben, natürlich live auf meinsportpodcast.de. Alle Informationen zu der Testspielreihe findet ihr hier....

Die deutsche Rugby-Nationalmannschaft bestritt am Samstagnachmittag in Wiesbaden ihren zweiten November-Test gegen die USA. Schon von vornherein wurde dieses Spiel als der schwerste Test für das Team von Kobus Potgieter ausgemacht. Die USA haben zwar 2015 bei der WM kein Spiel in ihrer Gruppe gewonnen, trotzden dieses Jahr aber den Argentiniern bei der Rugby Americas Championship ein Unentschieden ab und gewannen damit und mit den vier weiteren Siegen diese "Six Nations in Amerika". Vivian Bahlmann und Andreas Thies kommentierten das Spiel für meinsportpodcast.de. Hört hier noch mal nach, wie das Potgieter-Team exzellent aus den Startlöchern kam, sogar über weite Strecken der ersten Halbzeit führte, dann aber nach und nach von den US-Amerikanern ausgespielt wurde. Am Ende stand ein klarer Sieg für die US-Boys....

Am Samstag, den 11.11., trifft die deutsche Rugby-Nationalmannschaft im ersten ihrer drei November-Tests auf Brasilien. Es ist der fünfte Vergleich dieser beiden Mannschaften innerhalb der letzten 2 1/2 Jahre. Alle vorherigen vier Vergleiche gewann das DRV-Team. Dass daraus ein sicherer Sieg auch dieses Mal im Leipziger Bruno-Plache-Stadion resultiert, ist jedoch keinesfalls sicher. Das Team aus Brasilien unternahm in den letzten Jahren enorme Anstrengungen, um wettbewerbsfähig zu werden. Ein Sprung in der Weltrangliste unter die Top 30 Nationen ist nur ein Indiz dafür. In der Americas Rugby Championship in diesem Jahr besiegten die "Os Tupis" unter anderem WM-Teilnehmer Kanada und den dritten Gegner Deutschlands in diesem November, die Chilenen. Andreas Thies wird das Spiel zusammen mit Donal Peoples vom RK 03 Berlin übertragen. Er schaut auf das Spiel voraus, spricht über die stärksten Spieler der Brasilianer und natürlich auch über den Kader des Teams von Bundestrainer Kobus Potgieter....

Die deutsche Rugby-Nationalmannschaft bestreitet in den nächsten drei Wochen ihre November-Tests. Gegen Brasilien, die USA und Chile sollen die Automatismen einstudiert werden, die dafür notwendig sind, damit das Team im Februar und März bei der Rugby Europe Championship erfolgreich abschneidet und vielleicht noch die kleine Chance ergreift, bei der WM 2019 in Japan dabei zu sein. Kobus Potgieter, der Bundestrainer, stand Andreas Thies wenige Tage vor dem Test gegen Brasilien für ein Interview zur Verfügung und spricht darin über den Kern der Spieler aus Heidelberg, die Frankreich-Legionäre und die Ziele für die Spiele im November. Wenn du Karten für die Tests gewinnen möchtest, dann schau schnell bei meinsportpodcast.de vorbei!...

Wooly and Conan take a look back at the weekend's action with help from Sean Armstrong and James Horan.

Be Moved to DO. Let's begin by downloading your free TULOKO app now! Today on #BeyondTalkFaith Moore-McKinney continues to engage you in Q&A with SEAN ARMSTRONG. Tuloko's Co-Founder Sean Armstrong Dropped Such App Development Knowledge in Ep 5, We Want More. This is your chance, one-on-one, to ask the app developer questions!!! Call In (646) 716-7994 to listen. Press #1 to talk. TULOKO, this powerful app pays homage to the historical Black Wall Street of Tulsa, Oklahoma. Keep an ear out for the BEEDC exciting announcement about its Buy Black initiative 96 HOURS. CALLING ALL BLACK BUSINESS DIRECTORIES AND BUY BLACK MOVEMENTS Real People with Real Info to Help You Produce Real Results!  BEYOND TALK, the official radio broadcast of the Black Economic and Entrepreneurship Development Conference & Expo (BEEDC), is about going beyond talking and compelling people to strategically do. Hosted by the dynamic Personal & Media Brand Strategist Faith Moore-McKinney. Our 60 minute Live and On Demand format feature three (3) segments that represent the cornerstones of the conference. www.Tuloko.com Click on links to learn more about our hosts and guests - Thank you for listening to #BeyondTalk!

Be Moved to DO. Today on #BeyondTalk we kick off our #BuyBlack Commitment series as Faith Moore-McKinney engages you in Q&A with SEAN ARMSTRONG, Co-Founder of TULOKO Black Business and Event Directory app. This powerful app pays homage to the historical Black Wall Street of Tulsa, Oklahoma. Keep an ear out for the BEEDC exciting announcement about its Buy Black initiative 96 HOURS. Plus, it's time for your #Call2Do: HOLIDAY CROSS PROMOS for you! CALLING ALL BLACK BUSINESS DIRECTORIES AND BUY BLACK MOVEMENTS Real People with Real Info to Help You Produce Real Results!  BEYOND TALK, the official radio broadcast of the Black Economic and Entrepreneurship Development Conference & Expo (BEEDC), is about going beyond talking and compelling people to strategically do. Hosted by the dynamic Personal & Media Brand Strategist Faith Moore-McKinney. Our 60 minute Live and On Demand format feature three (3) segments that represent the cornerstones of the conference. Click on links to learn more about our hosts and guests - Thank you for listening to #BeyondTalk!

Our Hulk Hogan cinematic trifecta is complete with Mr. Nanny from 1993. This time, Hogan’s Sean Armstrong is a disgraced professional wrestler who turns to the world of personal security to make ends meet. The hook for this movie is … Continue reading →

Ryan and Matt-matthew wax cinematic about Nightcrawler and John Wick before delving into GTA V, the endings of Guacamelee and Fantasia, Assassin's Creed Unity, and Monument Valley, then it's on to the latest about Destiny DLC, Just Cause 3, The Game Awards, Tales from the Borderlands, Far Cry 4, and Never Alone. Huge thanks to Sean Armstrong (@sliptide, www.sliptide.com) for the new music!