Podcast appearances and mentions of Simon Carter

What's it like trading in golden Durban mornings for misty English afternoons? We caught up with Simon Carter - former Durban radio producer and now UK resident - for a laugh-filled chat about life abroad. Take a listen to how he's finding life in the Kingdom Webpage

It's New Tunesday: new releases from the past week! Give the bands a listen. If you like what you hear, support the bands! Today's episode features new release by Anders Manga, Dunkelheit, Agnis, Simon Carter, Vioflesh, REPL^KNT, Balduvian Bears, Ash Code, Velvet Velour, Aven Graph, Misfortunes, Skren, Bi-Zektor, Extize, Any Second, Himmash, e:lect, Love My Science, Vintage Voltage, MTTM, and Bending Grid & Jolie, with Bonus Bands This Eternal Decay, Coloured Tears, Plague Garden, and Endelos!

Communion After Dark Best Of Show 2024  Pt. 2 - Featuring Synthpop Fanatic - This week's show features music from Bill Leeb, Matte Blvck, Extize, Simon Carter, The New Division, Clan of Xymox, The Cruxshadows, and music from many more artists worldwide

Counting down my Top 30 albums from 2024! If you like what you hear, support the bands! Today's episode features music by Alex Braun, Alienare, Anders Manga, Andi Darkstar, Balduvian Bears, Blackbook, Ciencia Exacta, Clan Of Xymox, Cold Cave, Darkways, Die Sexual, Dreamkid, Ductape, Funker Vogt, Future Perfect, Italoconnection, The KVB, Lucca Leeloo, Nature Of Wires (ft. Luka), Occults, Poison Point, Post Analog Disorder, Silent EM, Simon Carter (ft. Voicecoil), Soft Scent, Solar Fake, Straight Razor, They Die, Twin Tribes, and Ultra Sunn!

2004 bringt Lionhead Studios mit Fable ein Action-Rollenspiel heraus, das den Spielern verspricht, ihre Entscheidungen und Taten sichtbar in einer offenen Fantasy-Welt widergespiegelt zu sehen. Als Held von Albion beginnt man als einfacher Junge, der ein Held werden wird, aber was für einer, das liegt bei der Spielerin: strahlender Retter oder gefürchteter Schurke. In dieser Folge werfen Gunnar und Fabian einen Blick auf die Entwicklungsgeschichte des Spiels, analysieren die Mechaniken und diskutieren, wie gut Fable die hohen Erwartungen erfüllt, die vorab geweckt werden. Ein Rückblick auf ein Spiel, das mit seiner Mischung aus Humor, Stil und Entscheidungsfreiheit die Grundlage für eine beliebte Reihe legt. Im Podcast kommt mit Cathy Campos die frühere Pressesprecherin von Lionhead zu Wort. Infos zum Spiel: Thema: Fable Erscheinungstermin: 14.9.2004 Plattform: Xbox, später PC Entwickler: Lionhead, Big Blue Boxstrong> Publisher: Microsoft Genre: Rollenspiel Designer: Dene Carter, Simon Carter, Ian Yarwood-Lovett, Peter Molyneux Musik: Danny Elfman, Russell Shaw Podcast-Credits: Sprecher: Fabian Käufer, Gunnar Lott - mit O-Tönen von Cathy Campos (deutsche Stimme: Johanna Streicher) Audioproduktion: Fabian Langer, Christian Schmidt Titelgrafik: Paul Schmidt Intro, Outro: Nino Kerl (Ansage); Chris Hülsbeck (Musik)

Nigel Yardley, Steve Scott, Adam Nowak, Simon Carter and David Davies are esteemed members of the Tech Topics alumni.   They completed the Master Technician programme in 2022 and were here in October to complete their reaccreditation assessments and maintain their status as Master Technician.   James sat down with the guys to discuss their personal journeys to success, the impact developing critical thinking skills had on their careers and how they think the industry needs to change to keep up.   Enjoy! Get involved in the podcast and be the first to know about new episodes by joining the Harmonic Motion podcast Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/549573740317836/ Get in touch with us: hello@techtopics.co.uk Connect: Website: https://techtopics.co.uk/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/technical.topics.training/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tthq_techtopics/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/techtopics LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/technical-topics-ltd Listen: Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/harmonic-motion/id1665148277 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3SzEMN08BU7wCSdB3xkXkH?si=e12f5c6f381f4681 Amazon: https://music.amazon.co.uk/podcasts/364bf8fa-82b5-43e5-b227-ad9eb99e8fd3/harmonic-motion Watch the video version of this episode and subscribe to the Harmonic Motion YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@theharmonicmotionpodcast

It's New Tunesday: new releases from the past week! Give the bands a listen. If you like what you hear, support the bands! Today's episode features new releases by Interface, Destroy Me Again, Simon Carter (ft. Voicecoil), Der Klinke, thefricolix, Petrified Entity, Vioflesh, The Harrow, Crying Vessel, Spark!, Dire Forze, Renoized, JG Outsider, Antibody & Circuit Preacher, The Synthetic Dream Foundation, Daniel Hall, Torul, Into The Blood, MTTM, Red Cell, and deZeption!

On Episode 294 of the Enormocast, I connect to Katoomba, NSW in Australia- the heart of the Blue Mountains, to chat with photographer Simon Carter. Simon has been in the game as long as anyone currently active, and after four decades of producing some of the most iconic images in climbing, he's published a retrospective: … Continue reading "Enormocast 294: Simon Carter – Climbing Through the Lens"

Communion After Dark - features the latest and best in Dark Alternative-Electronic Music - This week's show features music from Haujobb, Simon Carter, Beborn Beton, Orange Sector, Beyond Border, and new music from many more artists worldwide

In this continuation of Dom Hawes' conversation with Simon Carter, the focus shifts to the challenges facing marketing leadership and the role of trade bodies. They discuss how marketing organisations often fall short in supporting senior marketers, which affects the profession's growth. Simon highlights the importance of earning respect within organisations and the difficulties posed by hybrid working on building professional relationships and advancing careers.Key topics:• The lack of support for senior marketers from trade bodies• The challenge of earning respect and demonstrating marketing's value• The impact of hybrid work on networking and career progressionThis episode explores how marketers can enhance their influence and become more valued in their companies.About Simon CarterA commercially articulate senior leader, with a track record of helping businesses grow significantly in the digital world. With roles in both the permanent and interim market, leading organisations through significant change and transformation across a wide range of sectors – from Automotive to Retail, Financial Services to Utilities, Telco to Technology, Travel and Leisure to Education, and into the Third Sector – in both consumer and business-to-business roles, operating on both the client and agency side, in permanent and independent positions. A Liveryman with the Worshipful Company of Marketors, former weekly columnist for a Marketing magazine, Pro-Vice Chancellor for Coventry University, and a director of a 200-property Freehold company.Links Full show notes: Unicorny.co.uk LinkedIn: Simon Carter | Dom Hawes Sponsor: Selbey Anderson Other items referenced in this episode:CIMDMAIPAMark Ritson's Mini MBA 80. The Unicorny Marketing Manifesto: What marketing isChapter summariesIntroduction and recap of part 1Dom briefly recaps part one, touching on the divide between short-term and customer-centric organisations. He sets the stage for part two, focusing on leadership and marketing representation.Leadership and trade bodiesDom and Simon discuss the shortcomings of trade bodies like the CIM and DMA, which focus more on junior members and revenue rather than supporting senior marketers.The isolation of leadershipSimon shares how networking and hard work helped him advance, despite the lack of formal support from trade bodies.Hybrid working and the networking gapSimon expresses concern about how hybrid work affects younger professionals' ability to build important career connections that were easier in traditional work settings.Simon's definition of...

In this continuation of Dom Hawes' conversation with Simon Carter, the focus shifts to the challenges facing marketing leadership and the role of trade bodies. They discuss how marketing organisations often fall short in supporting senior marketers, which affects the profession's growth. Simon highlights the importance of earning respect within organisations and the difficulties posed by hybrid working on building professional relationships and advancing careers.Key topics:• The lack of support for senior marketers from trade bodies• The challenge of earning respect and demonstrating marketing's value• The impact of hybrid work on networking and career progressionThis episode explores how marketers can enhance their influence and become more valued in their companies.About Simon CarterA commercially articulate senior leader, with a track record of helping businesses grow significantly in the digital world. With roles in both the permanent and interim market, leading organisations through significant change and transformation across a wide range of sectors – from Automotive to Retail, Financial Services to Utilities, Telco to Technology, Travel and Leisure to Education, and into the Third Sector – in both consumer and business-to-business roles, operating on both the client and agency side, in permanent and independent positions. A Liveryman with the Worshipful Company of Marketors, former weekly columnist for a Marketing magazine, Pro-Vice Chancellor for Coventry University, and a director of a 200-property Freehold company.Links Full show notes: Unicorny.co.uk LinkedIn: Simon Carter | Dom Hawes Sponsor: Selbey Anderson Other items referenced in this episode:CIMDMAIPAMark Ritson's Mini MBA 80. The Unicorny Marketing Manifesto: What marketing isChapter summariesIntroduction and recap of part 1Dom briefly recaps part one, touching on the divide between short-term and customer-centric organisations. He sets the stage for part two, focusing on leadership and marketing representation.Leadership and trade bodiesDom and Simon discuss the shortcomings of trade bodies like the CIM and DMA, which focus more on junior members and revenue rather than supporting senior marketers.The isolation of leadershipSimon shares how networking and hard work helped him advance, despite the lack of formal support from trade bodies.Hybrid working and the networking gapSimon expresses concern about how hybrid work affects younger professionals' ability to build important career connections that were easier in traditional work settings.Simon's definition of...

In this episode of The Unicorny Marketing Show, Dom chats with Simon Carter, a marketing expert with a diverse background in industries such as financial services, utilities, and B2B. The conversation focuses on why marketing is often undervalued in organisations, touching on leadership, company culture, and the ongoing struggle for marketers to have a seat at the strategic table. Simon shares candid insights on how marketers can reposition themselves as vital to business success, offering lessons from his own career, from NatWest to Thomas Cook.Key topics:• The concept of marketing as a company's centre of gravity• The long-term vs short-term marketing debate and its impact on brand building• How marketers can elevate their role by owning the voice of the customerThe conversation is essential for any senior marketer navigating the challenge of positioning marketing as a strategic business driver.About Simon CarterA commercially articulate senior leader, with a track record of helping businesses grow significantly in the digital world. With roles in both the permanent and interim market, leading organisations through significant change and transformation across a wide range of sectors – from Automotive to Retail, Financial Services to Utilities, Telco to Technology, Travel and Leisure to Education, and into the Third Sector – in both consumer and business-to-business roles, operating on both the client and agency side, in permanent and independent positions. A Liveryman with the Worshipful Company of Marketors, former weekly columnist for a Marketing magazine, Pro-Vice Chancellor for Coventry University, and a director of a 200-property Freehold company.Links Full show notes: Unicorny.co.uk LinkedIn: Simon Carter | Dom Hawes Sponsor: Selbey Anderson Other items referenced in this episode:81.The Unicorny Manifesto: Why 'phony wars' kill credibility58. Battle of Beliefs: Does professional certification kill marketers instinct? With Paul WorthingtonThe 95:5 rule by John Dawes Marketing Trek: CSATs & NPS Are GarbageThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacyPodder - https://www.podderapp.com/privacy-policyChartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

In this episode of The Unicorny Marketing Show, Dom chats with Simon Carter, a marketing expert with a diverse background in industries such as financial services, utilities, and B2B. The conversation focuses on why marketing is often undervalued in organisations, touching on leadership, company culture, and the ongoing struggle for marketers to have a seat at the strategic table. Simon shares candid insights on how marketers can reposition themselves as vital to business success, offering lessons from his own career, from NatWest to Thomas Cook.Key topics:• The concept of marketing as a company's centre of gravity• The long-term vs short-term marketing debate and its impact on brand building• How marketers can elevate their role by owning the voice of the customerThe conversation is essential for any senior marketer navigating the challenge of positioning marketing as a strategic business driver.About Simon CarterA commercially articulate senior leader, with a track record of helping businesses grow significantly in the digital world. With roles in both the permanent and interim market, leading organisations through significant change and transformation across a wide range of sectors – from Automotive to Retail, Financial Services to Utilities, Telco to Technology, Travel and Leisure to Education, and into the Third Sector – in both consumer and business-to-business roles, operating on both the client and agency side, in permanent and independent positions. A Liveryman with the Worshipful Company of Marketors, former weekly columnist for a Marketing magazine, Pro-Vice Chancellor for Coventry University, and a director of a 200-property Freehold company.Links Full show notes: Unicorny.co.uk LinkedIn: Simon Carter | Dom Hawes Sponsor: Selbey Anderson Other items referenced in this episode:81.The Unicorny Manifesto: Why 'phony wars' kill credibility58. Battle of Beliefs: Does professional certification kill marketers instinct? With Paul WorthingtonThe 95:5 rule by John Dawes Marketing Trek: CSATs & NPS Are GarbageThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacyPodder - https://www.podderapp.com/privacy-policyChartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Jonathan Chester has photographed on all seven continents, and specializes in documenting the wild, remote, and extreme and is equally at home in urban and rural settings, covering nature, landscapes, and environmental themes. He continues to guide and lecture on adventure cruises in the Arctic and Antarctic. Facebook​ ​Twitter​ ​Instagram​ Love the show? Subscribe, ​rate, review, and share!​ Sign up for my Newsletter ​HERE​ I'd love to hear your feedback about the show! You can contact me here: ​rick@theoutdoorbizpodcast.com Brought to you this week by Thrive Market Show Notes 51:13 Thanks for tuning in to the Outdoor Biz Podcast. Visit our website for show notes and subscribe to never miss an episode. Spread the word and leave a rating on Apple Podcasts. 00:00 Jonathan Grew up in Adelaide, enjoyed nature, joined scouts, and wanted to be a scuba diver. 03:19 The University underwater club led to a scuba diving career. 07:41 you always learn more from getting into hairy situations and trouble than you do when everything goes smoothly. When everything goes smoothly, it's like, it's too easy, right? The aphorism that, you know, good judgment is the product of experience, but experience quite often is a lot of bad judgment and a lot of sort of uncomfortable or difficult circumstances. 10:35 Decided not to be a guide, became a photojournalist and storyteller for 35 years. 14:08 Exciting sailing journey leads to Antarctic expedition. 18:27 Since 1978, Jonathan has sold photos and stories in magazines. 19:52 Had a career in presenting slideshows in Australia, learned power of storytelling, moved away from climbing and photography. 24:36 Struggling to retrieve rope, dropped camera lens, still works. 28:21 Advancements in power sources for remote travel and photography, including lithium battery packs and solar panels, have made it easier to stay charged while on the move. These technologies have also influenced the capabilities of drones for capturing aerial photography. 30:18 Travel and technology have unavoidable carbon costs. 35:30 Passionate about landscape photography, finds power in nature, and emphasizes creating rather than just taking photos. Utilizes zoom lenses for convenience. 37:15 Staying safe and comfortable while working in the field. Good gear, fitness, and routines are important for photography in challenging conditions. Multiple bodies are useful for quick changes. 40:28 Favorite piece of outdoor gear under a hundred dollars: I always wanna make sure I'm well hydrated and have some decent gloves. 41:58 Favorite book: one of the best reading books about the history of the Antarctic peninsula is called The Storied Ice by Joan Booth. And there's a wonderful biography of Frank Hurley by a colleague of mine, Alistair McGregor. Frank Hurley, A Photographers Life. 40:46 Outdoor essentials: hydration, layered gloves for photography, multi-functional trekking pole. 45:19 The author discusses the importance of photo books and collaboration with a writer, encouraging others to publish. 46:11 Jonathan is excited about the new climbing book, The Art of Climbing, by an Australian, Simon Carter. He's proud of his own books and admires wildlife photographers. Learn More You can follow up with Jonathan on his website: extremeimages.com  Next Steps If you enjoy interviews devoted to the outdoor industry, find us online at ricksaez.com/listen. We love likes and comments, and if you know someone who is also an outdoor enthusiast, go ahead and share our site with them, too. And be sure to Subscribe to our newsletter Keywords #Jonathan Chester, #photo books, #polar bears, #Penguins, #wildlife photographers, #Patagonia, #microplastics, #environmental impact, #landscape photography, #adventure photography, #Mountain Travel Sobek, #Extreme Images, #sustainability, #conservation, #mountaineering, #historical mountaineering, #expedition narratives, #Antarctica history Podcast produced using Descript, CastMagic Podcast hosted by Libsyn: sign up with code 'outdoorbizpod' for 20% OFF Show Notes powered by Castmagic Website powered by Wordpress Get Your Podcast Published NOW!  I'm partnering with Tracy DeForge, Stephanie Euler, and the Produce Your Podcast team to get it out of your head and into your followers' ears. Tracy and her team have helped me grow and monetize my show, and podcasters trust them because they deliver. Go to https://ricksaez.com/pyp to get all the details. Let's get your show created, produced, and on the air today. Go to https://ricksaez.com/pyp and get all the details. Let me know if you have any questions. Note: As an Affiliate of Amazon and others, I earn from qualifying purchases.

Simon Carter is the CEO of British Land.He has extensive experience of finance and the real estate sector. He joined British Land from Logicor, the owner and operator of European logistics real estate, where he had served as Chief Financial Officer since January 2017. Prior to joining Logicor, from 2015 to 2017 Simon was Finance Director at Quintain. Simon previously spent over 10 years with British Land, in a variety of financial and strategic roles and was a member of its Executive Committee from 2012 until his departure in 2015. He also previously worked for UBS in fixed income and qualified as a chartered accountant with Arthur Andersen.In May 2022, Simon was appointed to the Board of Real Estate Balance, a campaigning organisation working to improve diversity and inclusion in the real estate industry.

UK business leaders are more optimistic about the state of the economy. We bring you a special report ahead of the budget. CEOs including WPP's Mark Read, British Land's Simon Carter and M&S Chair Archie Norman tell us why things might not be as bad as they seem. Kallum Pickering, Senior Economist at Berenberg is also in the bullish camp. Plus, Bloomberg's senior economics writer Philip Aldrick previews Hunt's budget.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's New Tunesday: new releases from the past week! Give the bands a listen. If you like what you hear, support the bands! Today's episode features new releases by Simon Carter, Vampiros Lesbos, Tom Tritoxin, Lucifer's Aid, Vestron Vulture, Post Analog Disorder, El Ojo y La Navaja, Monomorte, Hollow Reflection, Lights Of Euphoria, Mark Velvet, Tycho Brahe, Beyond Obsession, George Ergem, and Mirko Hirsch!

Jess Harrold is joined by deputy editor Tim Burke and senior writer Piers Wehner to round up the week in real estate. Burke discusses his EG Interview with Tim Roberts, chief executive of Henry Boot, about the developer's first HQ move in almost a century – and addresses the state of the London office market, with insights of optimism from British Land's chief executive, Simon Carter. Wehner outlines Landsec's £1bn disposal strategy and how it plans to boost its development pipeline, and turns his attention to the government reshuffle, the return of Lee Rowley, and his inventive way of charting the lengths of tenure of housing ministers. Burke offers an update on WeWork, and how rivals are eyeing its sites that might become available, plus his thoughts on what might come next. Along the way, the discussion takes in Snoop Dogg, John Cleese, the Two Ronnies and music for funerals - but with the latter in mind, what track will Burke add to the EGLSM Certified Bangers playlist? https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0pBand693O5IhhaScVM6uZ  

Edición Limitada - 23 de Octubre del 2023. Selección, producción, realización y conducción: Gustavo Verduzco. Micrófono: sE Electronics sE2200. Presentando música de Pegasus Asteroid, Main, Color Theory, SoftWave, Nation of Language, Trevor Horn con Marc Almond, Pet Shop Boys, Depeche Mode, IIOIOIOII, Montage Collective con Sonar 4, Neon Space Men, Superikone, Breathe of my Leaves, Magnetic Skies, Wingtips, Kim Lunner, Kanga, Simon Carter con Ruined Conflict, Abu Nein, X Marks the Pedwalk, State of the Union, Emily Kinki's Dead, Weird Wolves, PC World, Wire Spine, Emmon, Supernova 1006, Mildreda, Super Dragon Punch!! y evo-lution.

It's New Tunesday: new releases from the past week! Give the bands a listen. If you like what you hear, support the bands! Today's episode features new releases by Supernova 1006, Ductape, Shad Shadows, Wire Spine, Mind Wired Shut, Sektion Tyrants, A Charming Defense, Feu Follet, Thin Eater, Above The Snow Line, Paura Diamante, The Neuro Farm, Who Saw Her Die, Deep Down Wise, Glaring, unitcode:machine, Simon Carter, Poison The Vicar, evo-lution, Beyond Border, Kim Lunner, mind.in.a.box, Endanger + DSTRTD SGNL, Unity One, Current One, White Noise TV, Emily Kinski's Dead, Ortrotasce, PC World, GURO, Dracula Party, Tension Control, Circuit Preacher, Any Second, Ethseq, Midian Dite, The Evil Dark, She 1 · Him 2, Ashbury Heights, Eden, IIOIOIOII, Kanga, Color Theory, e:lect, Black Cab, Neon Space Men, MAIN, Death X Destiny, Pacific Deep, and Elevate The Sky!

The heat has broken for a few days, so I can work on RSA in a nice sunny room with the windows open again. I mean loud music is meant to be shared with all of your neighbours, right? As mentioned in this show, my dance card is filling up for the fall. I'll be appearing at RISQUE in Washington DC on September 9th, and a Sanctuary reunion on October 7th. Two months in a row with 2 different sets? I'm going to have to get my nose to the grindstone and find some forgotten gems in my collection! Menschdefekt - Break Free (The Saint Paul) Simon Carter & Fabsi - Aura Of Grounding Zone Tripper - Star Viper Wiegand - Pied Pipers (Rob Dust) Blinky Blinky Computerband - Time Goes By Robotiko Rejekto - Leben Im Flug (RAHEN) Chainreactor - Final Confrontation Echo Image - Of Truth http://synthetic.org/ https://synthetic.threadless.com/ https://www.youtube.com/c/RealSyntheticAudio

Another fine summer week spent listening to new music while working and trying to stay cool. I can hardly wait until my renoviction is over and I can move back to my "new" building next year. I hate wearing headphones while listening to music, I like the ambience of feeling the music in the room as well. But with a portable air conditioner next to me its either headphones or bake. Soon enough I'll be complaining about the cold as is the tradition in Canada. Nano Infect - Lifeless (World Of Deceit) Menschdefekt - Break Free (Trancefiguration) Simon Carter & Fabsi - Moonchild Lifelong Corporation - She Loves Pain (Just Ashes) Terence Fixmer - Entropy Girls Under Glass - Everything Will Die NNHMN - NRL Die Krupps - Temple Of Love http://synthetic.org/ https://synthetic.threadless.com/ https://www.youtube.com/c/RealSyntheticAudio

It's New Tunesday: new releases from the past week! Give the bands a listen. If you like what you hear, support the bands! Today's episode features new releases by Arclight Halo, Karl Kave & Durian, Vidéo L'Eclipse, Dark Minimal Project, Exciting Valence, Angry Pete, The Fricolix & Mini Mono, Galaxy Hunter, MeLLLo + Nikonn, Into The Blood, O!Dorian, Discothèque, Johnatron, Lines Of Flight, Foxy Panic, Love Nation, Twin Ritual, Reality's Despair, nolongerhuman, Diverje, Steinhart, Mechanical Paradise, CARV.R, Stillnox, White Noise TV, e:lect, Enzo Kreft, Antiage, Zoodrake, Simon Carter, IAMX, Decent Ruins, Kris Baha + Ghosts In The Machine, Movie Camera, Fatigue, Dunkelsucht, Pure Obsessions & Red Nights, Extize, Symphonic Noise Cult, Carnal Machinery, FEVR, Agent Side Grinder, melter, House Of Harm, This Eternal Decay, Night Hexe, Metamorph, Grey Gallows, Vlimmer, NNHMN, Blind Delon, Replicant, Total Chroma, Plastic Autumn, Darkways, Yota, James Peden, Sandor Gavin, Fonz Tramontano & Calida J, and Coastal!

Clustering, co-locations and a laser-like focus on customers are some of the things that British Land's boss believes will drive value as it broadens its campus strategy to include life sciences, logistics and housing. Chief executive Simon Carter speaks to Andrew Teacher, formerly the founder of Blackstock Consulting and now managing director at Montfort Real Estate after its merger last year, in an unscripted, hard-hitting and wide-ranging conversation. The pair cover everything from British Land's 40-year tenure at Regent's Place, the renaissance of retail parks and the rise of life sciences; through to its campaigning work improving child literacy.

2022 has been a long year for me, and for a lot of people. Emerging from the pandemic, picking up the pieces, making further adjustments. Isn't it great to have something that you can count on. Even if it's just me getting off my butt and getting a show out to you every week. Well this is a special week for us all as I go through an extra long best of show this year. I took your suggestions and my own peculiar taste and blended them together. For once I didn't self edit and I'm just giving you a special double length RSA! J:Dead - Tearing Me ApartTeknovore - ApotheosisPsy'Aviah - OK (HelgE 12" club)NNHMN - OmenEntrzelle - Everyday CriminalLights Of Euphoria - Puppeteer (Popcorny)Menschdefekt - Secular Days (Rob Dust)Beyond Border - You (N-Frequency)Vanguard - Move Out (Mordelin)Solitary Experiments - Every Now And ThenSimon Carter & Fabsi - Omens (Haunted)Soman - Now ListenAesthetische - Back To Life (Club)X Marks the Pedwalk - YesterdaysApoptygma Berzerk - Enjoy The Silence (1998 Studio)Stabbing Westward - I Am Nothing (Replicant) https://linktr.ee/djtodd

This week rather than making Sunday all about "must get RSA posted immediately!" I took some time to work on some personal IT projects around the house. Trust me, when you have a DJ who is also a data and backup hoarder (see my 2 drive loss disasters in the early 2000s) storage and infrastructure around the house is a chore. These days about finding more low power components so my 2 servers in house use as little electricity as possible. But thats all done, so it's time to get a great new RSA to you! This weeks show includes tracks from Simon Carter & Fabsi, Soman, Lights Of Euphoria, davanTage, Sea Of Sin, Helalyn Flowers, Beyond Border, and Matt Hart. Matt Hart - Terraform (Blue Ant)Simon Carter & Fabsi - Witch Hit (Possessed)Soman - Divine (Too Much Of All)Lights Of Euphoria - Man And MachinedavanTage - Take Shelter (Elektrostaub)Sea Of Sin - Shine A Light (The New Division)Helalyn Flowers - Halos (Aesthetische)Beyond Border - Modern Love (N-Frequency) http://synthetic.org/https://www.instagram.com/djtodd242/https://twitter.com/djtoddrsahttps://www.youtube.com/c/RealSyntheticAudio

Edición Limitada - 14 de Noviembre del 2022. Producción, realización y conducción: Gustavo Verduzco. Presentando música de Nature of Wires + Machina X, Kanga, D-Sipaul, The Lightning Kids, EhRah & Lau, New Order, Rodney Cromwell, Exciting Valence, Freezepop, Graflex con Eric C. Powell & Andrea Powell, BlakLight, Null Device, Agency-V, Electro Spectre, Hidden Souls, Ghost Cop, Beyond Border con N-Frequency, Technomancer, 1984, Minuit Machine, Stars Crusaders & Cryo, Toal, Die Robo Sapiens y Simon Carter & Fabsi.

Work is getting worse, and I take a few minutes to talk about it this week, and talk a little about me. I don't usually do this, but with the best of show coming up along with the 25th anniversary I felt I needed to address a few things. But this week is a show built from a desire to feel upbeat and bouncy. I hope that this show finds you well! Avarice In Audio - Girls No MoreSimon Carter & Fabsi - Omens (Haunted)Solitary Experiments - Every Now And ThenNull Device - Unsafe And SoundInterface - Whispers (Stomp)Technomancer - WindFabrikC - Chinese Food (Reaper)Lluva - Enjoy The Silence http://synthetic.org/https://www.instagram.com/djtodd242/https://twitter.com/djtoddrsahttps://www.youtube.com/c/RealSyntheticAudio

I still have no idea whats going on with my life, my work, etc, and its still causing me anxiety issues. But I'm being kind to myself and setting more reasonable goals for myself. For today it was getting RSA published so that others can enjoy what I do. I don't know who you are, or where you're from, but if my 40 minutes a week makes you smile, mission accomplished! ES23 - Never (Antibody)Minuit Machine - ContradictionsIntent Outtake - Tabula Rasa (Chainreactor)Vanguard - Move OutSolitary Experiments - Head Over HeelsSimon Carter & Fabsi - We Are The Witches (Teknovore)Katran - Centre CircledavaNtage - Grey Roads (Mesh) http://synthetic.org/https://www.instagram.com/djtodd242/https://twitter.com/djtoddrsahttps://www.youtube.com/c/RealSyntheticAudio

Tuesday had to be the busiest day for London's firefighters since World War Two after devastating wildfires destroyed people's homes. On a normal day, the London Fire Brigade receives 350 calls daily, and on a busy day, around 500. However, on Tuesday the service received more than 2,600 calls at once. We got Simon Carter, who was our producer and now lives in London for an update. #DarrenKeriSkyOnECR

Peter Marsh is one of the founders of Zipped Up Racing, a motorcycle race team setup to help develop youngsters with identified skill and passion for racing. Originally set up to help youngsters compete in the British Mini Bike Championship, the skills and passion shown by the riders now means they are entering their first season of BSB in 2023!Big thanks to Simon Carter at Pirelli for the donation of Donington WSBK tickets that we gave away during the episode.If you're interested in helping out the team in any way, please contact Peter via the links below.Socials:Instagram: @ZippedUpRacingFacebook: @ZippedUpRacingTikTok: @ZippedUpRacingWebsite: ZippedUpRacing.co.ukINNOVV UK INNOVV the BEST motorcycle dash cam systems - Use the code TEAPOT for 5% OFF all camerasUltimateAddOns Premium manufacturer of phone and action camera mounting solutions - Use TEAPOTONE10 for 10% offInfluencer Store The Influencer Store helps you build your brand and apparel - mention TEAPOTONESupport the show

Conan Doyle's Strangest Case Tony Mulholland's play tells the true story of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's obsession with a miscarriage of justice. Doyle assumes the mantle of his famous creation Sherlock Holmes and sets out to solve the case. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle: Peter Jeffrey Kathleen Moriarty: Frances Jeater George Edalji: Kim Wall Shapurji: Kaleem Janjua Anson: Richard Avery Campbell: Terry Pearson Distumal: Terry Molloy Vachell: Gerry Hinks With: Roger Hume, Tina Gray, Simon Carter, Daphne Neville, Alex Jones, Pat Quayle And Sheila Kelley Director: Rosemary Watts Saturday-Night Theatre: Sat 6th Jan 1996 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ang189/support

Edición Limitada - 2 de Mayo del 2022 (Partes 1 y 2). Producción, realización y conducción: Gustavo Verduzco. Presentando música de MORE, Matthias & Marss, The Mystic Underground, Machine Made Pleasure, Kapitalet, Social Ambitions, X Marks The Pedwalk, Dark-O-Matic, Provision, Nórdika, Reflection, Vogon Poetry, Book Of Love, Channel 69 con Dania Morales, Duran Duran, The Rude Awakening, Front 242, Leaether Strip, Alien Skin, J:Dead, Ashbury Heights con Madil Hardis, Orange Sector, Electronic Frequency, Holocoder, Schwarzschild, Kim Lunner, ES23, Cold Connection, Solitary Experiments, Sacred Skin, Corlyx con Massive Ego, Beyond Border, Beyond Border, Beyond Border, Technolorgy, Eric C. Powell & Andrea Powell, LAU, The Midnight, Michael Oakley, Fused, Purwien & Kowa, Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark, Eminent Sol, Pet Shop Boys, T-4-2, h/p, Positronic, Raindancer, Alanas Chosnau & Mark Reeder, Current One, Dani Tamayo, Apres La Nuit, Esoterik, X Marks The Pedwalk, Am Tierpark, Tempers, Sonar 4, SDH (Semiotics Department Of Heteronyms), Simon Carter and Fabsi, Minuit Machine, Aesthetische, Tension Control y Suicide Commando.

We're back with a great show featuring a fair number of remasters. Good ones too, as I did a bit of side by side comparisons and was impressed with the work done! We also feature a brand new single from Simon Carter, which sent me down a trip on memory lane and (obviously) inspired the intro. Hopefully I'm not too old that it isn't that obscure! Simon Carter - Simon (Deep)Schwarzschild - SchwarzschildMatthew Creed - Walking In CirclesHelix - Run (Hallowed Hearts)Landscape Body Machine - Region 12 (Live)N-Frequency - What I Say (Technomancer)Ravenous - Frozen Tears (2021)Neuroactive - Scanner http://synthetic.org/https://www.instagram.com/djtodd242/https://twitter.com/djtoddrsahttps://www.youtube.com/c/RealSyntheticAudio

Join Louis Mendez, Tom Wallin and Nathan Muller as they look back at the draw with Rotherham and ahead to Saturday's cup game with Havant & Waterlooville. They hear the goals from the clash with the Millers and post-match reaction from caretaker boss Johnnie Jackson. They hear from defender Deji Elerewe after the youngster signed his first professional contract with the club and also from skipper Jason Pearce who talks about the transformation to the side under Jackson. Simon Carter from Portsmouth News then tells us all about the National League South opponents we face on Saturday, with Jacko also looking ahead to the game. Charlton Live are once again among the nominees for The Football Supporters' Associations' Club Podcast of the Year award - thank you for your support! Our shows are available as podcasts via Acast, iTunes, Deezer and many other platforms. To contact us - email studio@charltonlive.co.uk or tweet @charltonlive See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this weeks episode of Book(ish) I chat with comedian, musician, poker player and retired fighter Simon Carter to discuss the Mindbody Prescription by Dr John Sarno. Our conversation includes gaining some understanding of jazz, how we all need to be nice to our subconscious and a magical way to get rid of your pain. Enjoy!Warning: we are not medical professionals, please seek medical advice if you want to take on what we discuss in this episode.You can follow Simon on Facebook and Instagram.Follow Book(ish) and give your thoughts on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.Sign up to our newsletter here. Join our facebook group here.You can now physically send us stuff to PO BOX 7127, Reservoir East, Victoria, 3073.Want to help support the show?Sanspants+ | Podkeep | USB Tapes | MerchWant to get in contact with us?Email | Twitter | Website | Facebook | Reddit See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

**Dark Indulgence 03.21.21 Industrial | EBM | Dark Techno Mixshow by Scott Durand featuring brand new tracks from Hocico | NZM99 | Portion Control | Namesis | Sintex Bortexx | Terrorban66 | All Systems Out | Tatzelwurm | Fermion | A Sinister light | Simon Carter ft Fabsi | Tension Control | La Funcion de Repulsa | Ironic Sweden & more. ** EK4T3 Collective - Scourge and Knife Julian Cumpian - Cosmic Dust Protector 101 - Hardware Terrorbaun66 - Blind Intervention Hocico - Broken Empires The Number H - Game All systems out - Radioactive Tatzelwurm - Capitalism is Dead Namesis - Whispers In The Darkness Arcane Objective - Salvation Frontal Boundary - Killing Me Jesuon - Wave Of Taboo Sintex Bortexx - Communication Breakdown Black Light Odyssey - The System PIGZEN. - Policia Sobornable Wolfs Lair - Visita Ab Inferno Cut Unconscious - Kabul La Función de Repulsa - Do Not Follow The Instrucions Ironic Sweden - Universe friend BlakLight - Unknown Love (Obsession of Time Remix) Feu Follet ft Vimmer - A Light Underground Kiss Of The Whip - We're Not Here Fermion - Messages NZM 99 - Nobody Dance (Templer remix) rebirth - Streets of the Damned A Sinister Light - All you are G.XIST - She´s a Russian Agent Modcom ft Leaether Strip - Native Love Electronic Frequency - My own Kingdom Ike Dusk - Blynken Simon Carter ft Fabsi - Beautiful Destruction (Industrial Version) Tension Control - Liebe statt Krieg (Robotron Mix) Pretty Addicted - Lone Wolf Aircrash Bureau - Herzschlag (Ruined Conflict Remix)

**Dark Indulgence 03.21.21 Industrial | EBM | Dark Techno Mixshow by Scott Durand featuring brand new tracks from Hocico | NZM99 | Portion Control | Namesis | Sintex Bortexx | Terrorban66 | All Systems Out | Tatzelwurm | Fermion | A Sinister light | Simon Carter ft Fabsi | Tension Control | La Funcion de Repulsa | Ironic Sweden & more. ** EK4T3 Collective - Scourge and Knife Julian Cumpian - Cosmic Dust Protector 101 - Hardware Terrorbaun66 - Blind Intervention Hocico - Broken Empires The Number H - Game All systems out - Radioactive Tatzelwurm - Capitalism is Dead Namesis - Whispers In The Darkness Arcane Objective - Salvation Frontal Boundary - Killing Me Jesuon - Wave Of Taboo Sintex Bortexx - Communication Breakdown Black Light Odyssey - The System PIGZEN. - Policia Sobornable Wolfs Lair - Visita Ab Inferno Cut Unconscious - Kabul La Función de Repulsa - Do Not Follow The Instrucions Ironic Sweden - Universe friend BlakLight - Unknown Love (Obsession of Time Remix) Feu Follet ft Vimmer - A Light Underground Kiss Of The Whip - We're Not Here Fermion - Messages NZM 99 - Nobody Dance (Templer remix) rebirth - Streets of the Damned A Sinister Light - All you are G.XIST - She´s a Russian Agent Modcom ft Leaether Strip - Native Love Electronic Frequency - My own Kingdom Ike Dusk - Blynken Simon Carter ft Fabsi - Beautiful Destruction (Industrial Version) Tension Control - Liebe statt Krieg (Robotron Mix) Pretty Addicted - Lone Wolf Aircrash Bureau - Herzschlag (Ruined Conflict Remix)

**Dark Indulgence 03.21.21 Industrial | EBM | Dark Techno Mixshow by Scott Durand featuring brand new tracks from Hocico | NZM99 | Portion Control | Namesis | Sintex Bortexx | Terrorban66 | All Systems Out | Tatzelwurm | Fermion | A Sinister light | Simon Carter ft Fabsi | Tension Control | La Funcion de Repulsa | Ironic Sweden & more. ** EK4T3 Collective - Scourge and Knife Julian Cumpian - Cosmic Dust Protector 101 - Hardware Terrorbaun66 - Blind Intervention Hocico - Broken Empires The Number H - Game All systems out - Radioactive Tatzelwurm - Capitalism is Dead Namesis - Whispers In The Darkness Arcane Objective - Salvation Frontal Boundary - Killing Me Jesuon - Wave Of Taboo Sintex Bortexx - Communication Breakdown Black Light Odyssey - The System PIGZEN. - Policia Sobornable Wolfs Lair - Visita Ab Inferno Cut Unconscious - Kabul La Función de Repulsa - Do Not Follow The Instrucions Ironic Sweden - Universe friend BlakLight - Unknown Love (Obsession of Time Remix) Feu Follet ft Vimmer - A Light Underground Kiss Of The Whip - We're Not Here Fermion - Messages NZM 99 - Nobody Dance (Templer remix) rebirth - Streets of the Damned A Sinister Light - All you are G.XIST - She´s a Russian Agent Modcom ft Leaether Strip - Native Love Electronic Frequency - My own Kingdom Ike Dusk - Blynken Simon Carter ft Fabsi - Beautiful Destruction (Industrial Version) Tension Control - Liebe statt Krieg (Robotron Mix) Pretty Addicted - Lone Wolf Aircrash Bureau - Herzschlag (Ruined Conflict Remix)

Paul and Max were joined by Italian football expert Sheridan Bird, Neil Canetty-Clarke from Final Replay TV and Simon Carter from the Scout Association as well as the son of one of the four scouts behind the touchline at the 1966 World Cup Final. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Simon Carter was always surrounded by good taste growing up, and both his parents had their own businesses. Is it any wonder he went on to build his own successful men's fashionwear brand? Host Adam Walford speaks to the men's fashionwear designer and hears how he took a chance on his side-hustle to create a brand that punches well above its weight.

In this episode of the EG Property Podcast EG editor Samantha McClary and deputy editor Tim Burke bring you the best bits from their collective interview with not one but all five of the new chief executives of the UK’s largest listed real estate businesses. The conversation, with British Land’s Simon Carter, Landsec’s Mark Allan, Lynda Shillaw of Harworth Group, Sarwjit Sambhi of St Modwen and via the medium of email, Hammerson’s Rita-Rose Gagné, spans everything from ESG, to wellness, the need to bring flexibility and higher quality to our places and spaces, to the role that real estate needs to play to make itself heard. It is an honest and human conversation with the new leaders of UK real estate. Click here to read it

Darryl Braithwaite, Tim Lester in the US, Life Saving and Emergency Operations Manager Danny Willetts, Rowey, Name That Shark, Matt Abraham, Blakey, Lee Hames from Lloyds Auctions, Simon Carter in Wuhan, Behind Closed Doors  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode of The Sanitarium, Warlock Jeff Ivins brings you over 4 hours of industrial/EBM. Featuring some of the following bands: Neuroactive, Ad:Key, Siva Six, Llumen, Komor Kommando, Aiboforcen, Benestrophe, Aesthetische Feat. Sascha Klein, Elektroklänge, Mainesthai, Mondträume, Star Industry, Technoir, Armageddon Dildos, Avarice In Audio, Bruderschaft, ELM, Plastic Noise Experience, Zombie Girl, Ayria, Venal Flesh, Circuito Cerrado Feat. Rexx Arkana, Psy’aviah Feat. Mark Bebb, Lederman / De Meyer, First Aid 4 Souls, Acylum, Junksista, Mildreda, Mentallo & The Fixer, Lovelorn Dolls, Sin Sin, 808 Dot Pop, Mental Exile Feat. Lighshifters, Helalyn Flowers, Kant Kino, Essence Of Mind, Dunkelwerk, Diffuzion, Metroland, The Psychic Force, Synapsyche, H.O.W., Studio-X Vs. Simon Carter, Implant, Reactor 7X, and finishing off with some Neikka RPM.

In this conclusive episode at the end of our scheduled second season, I've set out to achieve 4 things.If any of these segments are of greater interest to you than another, you can skip forward to these points in the broadcast (as follows) or simple sit back and let this culmination of Better World Leaders so far roll out in front of you.Reviewing the stand-out moments to me in Season 2 - from 2min52Reflecting on the key learnings for leaders and leadership - 8min19Celebrating and expressing gratitude to the Better World Leaders community that has been gathered thus far - 17min30Looking ahead and giving an outline of the future state for our next 2 seasons and the broadcasts that will come between now and the launch of the next main season - 21min22Today we conclude the second season of our podcast, Better World Leaders, and this opening statement summarises our take on the collective wisdom of the 20 guests we've co-created conversations with in 2020.In this reflective episode, we review the highlights of the 12 conversations with leaders who are all striving to make the world better as organisational executives, thought leaders, authors, experts, advocates and entrepreneurs.Special thanks to all of this seasons' guests for devoting their time to share wisdom, insights and perspectives - Zoë Routh, Michael Bungay Stanier, Harvee Pene, Dr Adam Fraser, Andrew Hayim de Vries, Simon Carter, Leen Gorissen, Genna Onuchukwu, Brandon Srot, Kirstin Hunter, Kevin Tan and Dr Tom Alan-Livernois.We hope have benefited from the time and find some space you have made to engage with the content we've created over the course of this year in Better World Leaders, or that you will soon if you've not had a chance to do so as yet.Reviewing the stand-out moments and conversations in my view from the second season;There are so many ways to lead in order to make the world betterTo lead is to step into the opportunity to create positive change, and to pick up the baton of obligation to be a custodian of change that for sustainable good moving towards making our world betterHighlights to me as host were the conversations with Leen Gorissen on Natural Intelligence, Michael Bungay Stanier on curiosity, power & authority and both Harvee Pene and Kevin Tan on the connection between purpose and profit.Reflecting on the key learnings and themes that have emerged and considering the implications of these for leadership:Theme of purpose, with reflective moments in the conversations with Kirstin Hunter, Genna Onuchukwu, Kevin Tan, Harvee Pene and Dr Tom Alan-Livernois.Power & authority, with reflective moments in the conversations with Michael Bungay Stanier, Brandon Srot and Andrew Hayim de Vries.Vital leadership traits to develop and lean into - curiosity, humility & toleranceCritical leadership skills to learn and refine - adaptability, resilience, trust building and sitting with discomfortCelebration and gratitude;I've been enthralled, delighted and deeply gladdened to see the Better World Leaders message spread so quickly, and be engaged with around the globe.As we broadcast this episode, we've had listeners tune in from a wide array of countries including Australia, New Zealand, the USA, Canada, the UK, France, Germany, Belgium, Spain, Ireland, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Lithuania, Poland, India, Singapore, Indonesia, China, Ghana, South Africa and Nigeria and Peru.Thank you to each and every one of you who has given your time and attention to the content we've created - we hope you have enjoyed and benefited from what you have learned from the inspiring leaders we have brought to you.We are also most grateful for all the comments, shares and support we have received from you thus far - please continue to share your thoughts and feedback with us.Looking ahead, we have two scheduled seasons in production for 2021. Season 3 will launch in March, with Season 4 in September. Between each season we will broadcast monthly specials - Better World Conversations - which will be contemporary discussions with members of the 4i teams, peer podcasters we are collaborating with and both returning and upcoming guests sharing their perspectives on recent events and the leadership connotations, as well as updating on their own progress in making the world better. In the first of these Specials we'll also be providing more information about how you can give feedback on the show, give questions you'd like us to address and get involved with our 1000impacts giving pledge.One request - if you are enjoying these episodes and feel that you are benefiting from the learnings we hope to create, please share 1 episode with 1 person that you love, or care deeply about, and anticipate that they will benefit from the wisdom within the conversation. We aim to build our community from the ground up, and your recommendations and curated referrals will be invaluable in creating a movement of leaders who strive to make our world better.Once again and as always, thank you for your time and attention given to Better World Leaders. We look forward to bringing more insights and learning opportunities to you as we continue with you on this journey.Until we broadcast again, be well, lead well and build a better world.Tim and the team at Better World Leaders & 4iLeadershipAs always, great thanks and appreciation to the team who contributed to bringing Better World Leaders to you;To Brendan Ward for production of all audio recordings and composition and performance of original music throughout each episode.To Cooper and the team at RadioHub studios for technical support and creative guidance during the episodes that are recorded face-to-face. You can find out about Radio Hub's services here - https://www.radiohub.com.au/To NokNok Studios for website design, hosting and advice. Find out about NokNok's awesome services here - https://www.facebook.com/NOKNOKstudios/To Cirasa Design for logo and site graphics – Find our about Cirasa's inspiring work hereYou'll find audio and video recordings for this episode, as well as links to any specific recommendations or related resources mentioned today in the podcast area of 4ileadership.com/insightsThis is the Better World Leaders, brought to you by 4iLeadership

Simon Carter is an Australian photographer, and has been described by the editor of Rock and Ice Magazine as “arguably the greatest climbing photographer of all time”. We talked about building his first darkroom at age 15, pursuing full-time climbing in the early ’90s, action vs. landscape, camera equipment, the Taipan/Grampian closure, and Simon’s top 10 climbing photography tips.  Support on Patreon:patreon.com/thenuggetclimbing  Show Notes:  http://thenuggetclimbing.com/episodes/simon-carter  Nuggets:  1:50– The 2018 World Climbing Calendar, and the Onsight Photography business  3:14 – Early photography, and building a darkroom in the family bathroom at age 15  5:10 – Changing schools for photography and discovering climbing  6:06 – Reading mountaineering books, Simon’s childhood nickname, early outdoor adventures, and getting obsessed with rock climbing  8:19 – Working at the Australian University and losing his passion for photography  10:56 – Night school, becoming disillusioned with professional photography, and traveling around Europe for six months  12:26 – Getting a degree in outdoor education, working in gear shops, and saving up money to climb full time  15:38 – Living at Mount Arapiles and rediscovering photography  17:43 – Living on the dole, starting a business, and early work success  19:35 – Climbing ‘Serpentine’ on the Taipan Wall  22:42 – How Simon balances his climbing with his photography  25:55 – Simon’s plea for new climbing photographers to take the time to learn rope systems to be efficient and safe  28:43 – Simon’s elaborate photo rig for Nikon  30:14 – The advantages of using a chest harness  32:57 – Simon’s preferred jumar rig  35:23 – Action and landscape, capturing nature, and “the one thing”  38:32 – How Simon prepares for a specific shot, and balancing preparation with spontaneity  42:10 – Fuji Velvia, color palettes, and switching to digital  43:41 – Spiders  44:01 – Simon’s current camera (Nikon Z6), and mirrorless cameras  45:15 – Simon’s standard lens kit (see show notes for list)  46:07 – Shifting to more guidebook production  47:41 – The Red River Gorge guidebook, and a new way of presenting information  50:51 – The select and full guidebook publication dates, and why the Red is at the top of Simon’s list for climbing destinations  52:02 – Simon’s favorite international climbing areas, the Blue Mountains, a trip to Madagascar, and “what I love about climbing”  54:01 – Update on the Taipan Wall and Grampians closure and access issues  1:03:06 – The new management plan for the Grampians  1:03:40 – What we can do to help save the Grampians (see show notes for links)  1:05:28 – Why Simon is thinking about writing about about the Grampians issue, cultural surveys, and commercialization  1:08:48 – Capturing moments of people’s lives and “it’s about people”  1:11:08 – Simon’s top 10 photography tips (see show notes for a list and a link to an article)  1:15:14 – Getting the fitness back  1:15:45 – Gratitude  1:16:45 – Working on a guidebook to Sydney, putting work out there, and getting feedback  1:18:37 – Where to connect with Simon  1:19:05 – Wold Climbing Calender 2022?  1:21:37 – The real reason Chris Sharma sent ‘La Dura Dura’  

Two of the fastest growing sectors today are indie brands and e-commerce.Indie brands are bringing much needed newness, quality and inclusivity to the market.E-commerce is making it possible for them to reach that market.I'm Jane Singer and welcome to a Seat at the Table.In this episode I'm talking with Martin Jomoa.Martin has hands on experience growing indie brands - both online and offline.From  launching  menswear at ASOS and getting UK fashion brand Simon Carter up and running, to co-founding his own brand, and managing the design, buying and technical teams at Australian brand Saba, Martin knows what it takes to launch a brand - and lead it to success.Today Martin is a brand consultant to fast growing small to medium sized brands, as well as to companies who are just getting started and need the guidance of someone who has real life market experience.For more information or to contact us, please either head over to our website https://insidefashionlive.net  or email us at:  cs@inside-fashion.net

Our conversation in this episode with sustainability expert Simon Carter, the MD of Morphosis and chair of the Sustainable Digitalisation Project (SDP).Simon originally heralds from New Zealand, and as the son of an oceanographer was introduced early on to the appreciation of complex systems in nature and our interaction with and impact on them. His professional journey took him into a focus on the built environment as an architect, and these interests combined with a specialism in sustainability in both buildings and property markets. More recently he has developed expertise in ‘sustainable digitisation', an endeavour to address to rampant momentum to deploy digital technology to buildings and cities; setting an agenda to ensure it is done responsibly, ethically and sustainably.Simon is leading an industry, government and academia collaboration of sustainability, digital technology and social change leaders, the Sustainable Digitalisation Project, to establish this in Australia.The main pillars of this conversation are the influence and impact on our lives at every level of digital platforms and the shift towards digitising so many of our environments, interactions and endeavours. The critical and often decisive role of trust in enabling the effective deployment and use of these platforms, and how risk issues such as privacy, access to data and 3rd party use of data are compounding the further along this journey we go. How do leaders engage with this topic? What are the main mechanisms for managing risk in the context of digitisation and how can leaders make decisions and take action to ensure their organisation is engaging with their digitisation processes responsibly, ethically and sustainably. To answer these questions, listen on!Key out-takes from this episode;- Humankind is crossing a threshold into a highly digitised future.- This is a step-change in the evolution of our species that needs to be stewarded very carefully.- Digitisation offers tremendous benefits, many of which we are aware of but also presents severe risks and significant, complex and novel challenges.- One of the problems we face is a technology-driven mindset, with an expectation that any problem can be solved by technology - that any problem can be algorithmically solved.- Accept that trust is the oil that lubricates the digitised world. Consider what you are doing as a leader, and what your organisation is doing to measure and earn trust.- Organisations, cities and governments that focus on trust will out-compete over time.- Leaders & organisations must question their relationship to technology and put technology in its place as a tool.- This practice must occur both top-down and bottom-up, being led and delivered by leaders at all levels of organisations.Get in touch with Simon via any of these points of contact;LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/simoncarterprofile/Morphosis - http://www.morphosis.com.au/connectAdditional resources mentioned in our conversation.- The Sustainable Digitalisation Project (SDP) - www.sdp.digital- Centre for Responsible Technology www.centreforresponsibletechnology.org.au- Human Rights and Technology, Human Rights Commission https://tech.humanrights.gov.au- Morphosis publication, Crossing the Threshold – a primer for sustainable digitalisation real estate and cities, click here- World Economic Forum discussion between Klaus Swabb & Mark Benihoff on Trust in the 4th Industrial Revolution click hereAs always, great thanks and appreciation to the team who contributed to bringing Better World Leaders to you;To Brendan Ward for production of all audio recordings and composition and performance of original music throughout each episode.To Cooper and the team at RadioHub studios for technical support and creative guidance during the episodes that are recorded face-to-face. You can find out about Radio Hub's services here - https://www.radiohub.com.au/To NokNok Studios for website design, hosting and advice. Find out about NokNok's awesome services here - https://www.facebook.com/NOKNOKstudios/To Cirasa Design for logo and site graphics – Find our about Cirasa's inspiring work hereYou'll find audio and video recordings for this episode, as well as links to any specific recommendations or related resources mentioned today in the podcast area of 4ileadership.com/insightsThis is the Better World Leaders, brought to you by 4iLeadership

Edicion Limitada - 15 de Junio del 2020. Producción, realización y conducción: Gustavo Verduzco. Presentando música de The Midnight, Daniel Hall, Elezoria, The Elegant, Giant Monsters on the Horizon, 808 Dot Pop, Die Robo Sapiens, ManMindMachine, Xenturion Prime, Elisabeth Elektra, Nina, Astrophysics, Italoconnection, Shadows and Mirrors, Huguenot, First Aid 4 Souls, Psy'Aviah, Neuroactive, Korine, New Haunts, Echo Rescue, IAmTheShadow, Die Kreatur, Kite, Apoptygma Berzerk, Unitcode Machine, Agency-V, Michael Oakley, CatBear, Ad:Key, Pandoria, Fiat Lux, Conscience, Beyond Border, Chemical Waves, Last Activity, Ruined Conflict, Studio-X Vs. Simon Carter, Zwaremachine, Analogue Electronic Whatever, Powerman 5000, Kontrast, Les Anges De La Nuit, Electric City Cowboys, Vogon Poetry, Social Ambitions, Covered in Snow, H.O.W., TemnaVoda And Cobra y TheWalkingIcon.

Mit Stahlnebel & Black Selket's "Noise" startet der Mitternachtsreigen in diese Stunde, und das ist auch schon das Schlag-Wort für das heutige Programm. Lärmbelästigung klingt anders, hier kriegt ihr Noise, aber nicht störend, Bass, aber nicht bösartig, Gewummer, aber das gute. Für eure kleine Party am Mittwoch stehen Eisfabrik, Horskh oder Studio-X vs. Simon Carter schon bereit, um euch kräftig anzuwummern. Ein Beat-"Inferno" (hotter than hell!) breitet sich aus und wird auch so schnell keine Ruhe geben. Nächtliche Ruhestörung? Ja, bitte doch!

Edición Limitada - 10 de Febrero del 2020. Producción, realización y conducción: Gustavo Verduzco. Presentando música de Shiny Darkness, Neuroactive, Vogon Poetry, Channel East, Kill Bill G con Mario Gil, Mental Exile, Beyond Obsession, Studio-X Vs. Simon Carter, Rotersand, [:SITD:], Beyond Border, Rroyce, Eisfabrik, Psy'Aviah con Addie Nicole, Croona con Xavier Morales, Pro Patria, Aircrash Bureau y Synapsyche.

Ashlee Mullany in the US, Jarrod Walsh, Cath O'Connor, Phil Coorey, Amelia Mulcahy, Stephan Knoll and Peter Malinauskas, Simon Carter, David Koch, Behind Closed Doors, Blakey See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On a cold February night, deep in the woods of Hayesland Swamp, a lone Barred Owl sings its telltale "Who cooks for you?" song.Recorded on February 3, 2019 at Hayesland Swamp Nature Sanctuary in Flamborough, Ontario.Audio editing by Rob Porter and Simon Carter.For more information, see http://hamiltonnature.org/songscapes

Simon Carter is the creator of a unique software system called Predict BGL. Simon has type 1 diabetes and his daughter was also diagnosed with the disease at a young age. Frustrated by the primitive data collection methods and with his background in data analytics, Simon created a website so his daughters teachers could register her data in real time. He added an insulin dose calculator, then a future blood sugar prediction system. Eventually he offered the system to other parents of children with type 1 diabetes. They all loved it. This app now has over 7,000 users around the world.

A talk programme dedicated to films and television shows, presented by Marcus Ako, Laura Sampson and David Campbell, with special guest; the CEO of Simon Carter Ltd, Simon Carter, on Resonance 104.4 FM at 7pm (UK) on Fridays.  Podcast episodes available from Monday morning at 00:30 (UK) Reach us on Twitter https://twitter.com/STB_ResonanceFM, on Facebook @ShootTheBreezeOnResonance104.4FM,  email shootthebreezonresonance104.4@gmail.com or Instagram https://www.instagram.com/ShootTheBreezeShow/ 

We discuss spirituality, his latest body of work and solo exhibition 'the Beaumont Paintings', the importance of landscape painting, what it means to be human, romanticism, and Georg Baselitz. Intro & Outro Music: www.hooksounds.com

This week Murph is joined by his mates guys Simon Carter, Donna Collins, and Peter Jones to drink Doss Blockos Pale Lager (and V) and discuss cider, James Bond, fighting, Wangaratta, mole people, Cruisers, milk, Club Voltaire, straws, Tooheys Extra Dry, and more! Here are the deets for Murph's MICF show: trybooking.com/TJGA And Peter is doing this: https://micf.tickets.red61.com/performances.php?eventId=3936:275 Also check out this MICF show that Simon's in: https://micf.tickets.red61.com/performances.php?eventId=3936:284 And Donna is in this show: https://www.facebook.com/events/183819235542544/ Please rate/review the podcast if ya like it! Cheers

The Cops have been one of Shaun's favourite bands since the age of 14. Frontman Simon Carter joins in to chat the recording process, labels, making party music as a dad and Hitler's failed Russia campaign. Music by The Cops, Simon Carter, Beat Club and WAWAWOW.

SImon Carter, comedian and musician joins to start a gym but for learning musical instruments! It's going to be great.

This week Murphy is joined by mates guys Simon Carter, Rohan Ganju, and Joseph Green to drink Hahn Super Dry and discuss Mexico, libraries, Barney Gumble, water, China, smoothies, Simon's friend Bob, Coca Cola, Joseph's dad, New Years Eve, Pure Blonde, Geelong, Tom Keele, sugar, and more!

Cyberage Radio 02.07.2016 : HOCICO OFFICIAL, NOLONGERHUMAN, STAHLNEBEL & BLACK SELKET, FRONT242, JUNKSISTA, STUDIO-X VS. SIMON CARTER , SIRUS, ALIEN VAMPIRES, GOD MODULE, VENAL FLESH, DIVERJE, SKINNY PUPPY BLOCK! SYNAPSCAPE

Cyberage Radio 10.25.2015 : CYANOTIC, SLEETGROUT, PARTICLE SON, BLAKOPZ, ALIEN VAMPIRES, ZOMBIE GIRL, GOD MODULE, AESTHETIC PERFECTION, STUDIO-X VS. SIMON CARTER , TERROLOKAUST (TK), TECHNOLORGY, SUICIDE COMMANDO, SHIV-R, SYNAPSCAPE, SKINNY PUPPY BLOCK! CELLDWELLER, LINGOUF, SIAMGDA, CHAINREACTOR, DISTEL, VROMB, FRANK RIGGIO

Cyberage Radio 10.18.2015 : CYANOTIC, SLEETGROUT, PARTICLE SON, BENJAMIN'SPLAGUE, BLAKOPZ, ALIEN VAMPIRES, LARVA, ZOMBIE GIRL, GOD MODULE, AESTHETIC PERFECTION, STUDIO-X VS. SIMON CARTER , TERROLOKAUST (TK), TECHNOLORGY, SUICIDE COMMANDO, SHIV-R, C-LEKKTOR, SYNAPSCAPE, MONO-AMINE (OFFICIAL), SKINNY PUPPY BLOCK! SNOG, CHAINREACTOR, FRANK RIGGIO

Cyberage Radio 10.11.2015 : BENJAMIN'SPLAGUE, BLAKOPZ, ALIEN VAMPIRES, LARVA, ZOMBIE GIRL, GOD MODULE, AESTHETIC PERFECTION, STUDIO-X VS. SIMON CARTER , TERROLOKAUST (TK), TECHNOLORGY, SUICIDE COMMANDO, SHIV-R, C-LEKKTOR, SYNAPSCAPE, MONO-AMINE (OFFICIAL), SKINNY PUPPY BLOCK! SNOG, CHAINREACTOR, FRANK RIGGIO

If you want to hear invaluable insights on how to survive as a retailer and fashion brand for over 30 years this interview with Simon Carter, the founder of the famous men’s fashion brand of the same name, is for you.   He started off door knocking on The King’s Road in London selling men’s brooches. Today, he operates a multi-million pound global business with a presence in over 25 different countries. A huge achievement. Simon shares where his brand is positioned in the market, where his inspiration comes from, the setbacks he has had over the years and how he has overcome them plus his opportunities and challenges for the future. He even explains how he avoided using private equity or venture capital to fund his growth.   We really enjoyed hearing Simon’s experiences and hope you do too. He is unique. Even his choice of favourite business book is different, in fact he has never read one. He prefers to get inspiration from travel, figures from history and architecture. The closest thing to a business book he has read is Leaders Eat Last by Simon Sinek.   As for his favourite charity he likes the unsung, unglamorous organisations, most notably The Salvation Army.   You must make time to listen to this interview, it is really good.

DPPOD - Simon Carter of The Cops, Beat Club, Saint Tropez All Day talks to DPPOD. Simon talks about finding Hip Hop in his early adolescent years and disliking any guitar based music ...until Brit Pop came along. We hear about the evolution of the band The Cops, his solo work and his other two bands Beat Club and Saint Tropez All Day. http://www.facebook.com/thecopsaustralia http://twitter.com/thecopsoz http://www.facebook.com/simoncartermusic http://twitter.com/agreymatter http://www.facebook.com/beatclubsydney http://www.twitter.com/beatclubsydney http://beatclub.bandcamp.com http://www.facebook.com/sainttropezallday http://twitter.com/sainttropallday http://sainttropezallday.bandcamp.com

Some explicit content, mainly in the form of jokes about winkies. Written by and starring the Traces Of Nuts Comedy team - http://www.tracesofnutscomedy.co.uk. Produced by David Lucas and Simon Carter and featuring the music of Pete Gold - http://www.petegold.co.uk. Like us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TracesOfNutsComedyShow. Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/ToNcomedy. Copyright (c) Traces Of Nuts Comedy Troupe 2013 - http://www.tracesofnutscomedy.co.uk.

Some explicit content, mainly in the form of jokes about winkies. Written by and starring the Traces Of Nuts Comedy team - http://www.tracesofnutscomedy.co.uk. Produced by David Lucas and Simon Carter and featuring the music of Pete Gold - http://www.petegold.co.uk. Like us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TracesOfNutsComedyShow. Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/ToNcomedy. Copyright (c) Traces Of Nuts Comedy Troupe 2013 - http://www.tracesofnutscomedy.co.uk.

Some explicit content, mainly in the form of jokes about winkies. Written by and starring the Traces Of Nuts Comedy team - http://www.tracesofnutscomedy.co.uk. Produced by David Lucas and Simon Carter and featuring the music of Pete Gold - http://www.petegold.co.uk. Like us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TracesOfNutsComedyShow. Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/ToNcomedy. Copyright (c) Traces Of Nuts Comedy Troupe 2013 - http://www.tracesofnutscomedy.co.uk.

Some explicit content, mainly in the form of jokes about winkies. Written by and starring the Traces Of Nuts Comedy team - http://www.tracesofnutscomedy.co.uk. Produced by David Lucas and Simon Carter and featuring the music of Pete Gold - http://www.petegold.co.uk. Like us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TracesOfNutsComedyShow. Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/ToNcomedy. Copyright (c) Traces Of Nuts Comedy Troupe 2013 - http://www.tracesofnutscomedy.co.uk.

Some explicit content, mainly in the form of jokes about winkies. Written by and starring the Traces Of Nuts Comedy team - http://www.tracesofnutscomedy.co.uk. Produced by David Lucas and Simon Carter and featuring the music of Pete Gold - http://www.petegold.co.uk. Like us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TracesOfNutsComedyShow. Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/ToNcomedy. Copyright (c) Traces Of Nuts Comedy Troupe 2013 - http://www.tracesofnutscomedy.co.uk.

Some explicit content, mainly in the form of jokes about winkies. Written by and starring the Traces Of Nuts Comedy team - http://www.tracesofnutscomedy.co.uk. Produced by David Lucas and Simon Carter and featuring the music of Pete Gold - http://www.petegold.co.uk. Like us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TracesOfNutsComedyShow. Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/ToNcomedy. Copyright (c) Traces Of Nuts Comedy Troupe 2013 - http://www.tracesofnutscomedy.co.uk.

Some explicit content, mainly in the form of jokes about winkies. Written by and starring the Traces Of Nuts Comedy team - http://www.tracesofnutscomedy.co.uk. Produced by David Lucas and Simon Carter and featuring the music of Pete Gold - http://www.petegold.co.uk. Like us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TracesOfNutsComedyShow. Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/ToNcomedy. Copyright (c) Traces Of Nuts Comedy Troupe 2013 - http://www.tracesofnutscomedy.co.uk.

Some explicit content, mainly in the form of jokes about winkies. Written by and starring the Traces Of Nuts Comedy team - http://www.tracesofnutscomedy.co.uk. Produced by David Lucas and Simon Carter and featuring the music of Pete Gold - http://www.petegold.co.uk. Like us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TracesOfNutsComedyShow. Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/ToNcomedy. Copyright (c) Traces Of Nuts Comedy Troupe 2013 - http://www.tracesofnutscomedy.co.uk.

Some explicit content, mainly in the form of jokes about winkies. Written by and starring the Traces Of Nuts Comedy team - http://www.tracesofnutscomedy.co.uk. Produced by David Lucas and Simon Carter and featuring the music of Pete Gold - http://www.petegold.co.uk. Like us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TracesOfNutsComedyShow. Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/ToNcomedy. Copyright (c) Traces Of Nuts Comedy Troupe 2013 - http://www.tracesofnutscomedy.co.uk.

Some explicit content, mainly in the form of jokes about winkies. Written by and starring the Traces Of Nuts Comedy team - http://www.tracesofnutscomedy.co.uk. Produced by David Lucas and Simon Carter and featuring the music of Pete Gold - http://www.petegold.co.uk. Like us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TracesOfNutsComedyShow. Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/ToNcomedy. Copyright (c) Traces Of Nuts Comedy Troupe 2012 - http://www.tracesofnutscomedy.co.uk.

Some explicit content, mainly in the form of jokes about winkies. Written by and starring the Traces Of Nuts Comedy team - http://www.tracesofnutscomedy.co.uk. Produced by David Lucas and Simon Carter and featuring the music of Pete Gold - http://www.petegold.co.uk. Like us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TracesOfNutsComedyShow. Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/ToNcomedy. Copyright (c) Traces Of Nuts Comedy Troupe 2012 - http://www.tracesofnutscomedy.co.uk.

Some explicit content, mainly in the form of jokes about winkies. Written by and starring the Traces Of Nuts Comedy team - http://www.tracesofnutscomedy.co.uk. Produced by David Lucas and Simon Carter and featuring the music of Pete Gold - http://www.petegold.co.uk. Like us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TracesOfNutsComedyShow. Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/ToNcomedy. Copyright (c) Traces Of Nuts Comedy Troupe 2012 - http://www.tracesofnutscomedy.co.uk.

Some explicit content, mainly in the form of jokes about winkies. Written by and starring the Traces Of Nuts Comedy team - http://www.tracesofnutscomedy.co.uk. Produced by David Lucas and Simon Carter and featuring the music of Pete Gold - http://www.petegold.co.uk. Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/ToNcomedy. Copyright (c) Traces Of Nuts Comedy Troupe 2012 - http://www.tracesofnutscomedy.co.uk.

Some explicit content, mainly in the form of jokes about winkies. Written by and starring the Traces Of Nuts Comedy team - http://www.tracesofnutscomedy.co.uk. Produced by David Lucas and Simon Carter and featuring the music of Pete Gold - http://www.petegold.co.uk. Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/ToNcomedy. Copyright (c) Traces Of Nuts Comedy Troupe 2012 - http://www.tracesofnutscomedy.co.uk.

Some explicit content, mainly in the form of jokes about winkies. Written by and starring the Traces Of Nuts Comedy team - http://www.tracesofnutscomedy.co.uk. Produced by David Lucas and Simon Carter and featuring the music of Pete Gold - http://www.petegold.co.uk. Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/ToNcomedy. Copyright (c) Traces Of Nuts Comedy Troupe 2012 - http://www.tracesofnutscomedy.co.uk.