Podcast appearances and mentions of simon mcintyre

We find out about the ski resort of St Martin de Belleville in Les 3 Vallées, what it's like driving an electric car up the 21 hairpin bends that take you to Alpe d'Huez, plus we look at a brilliant new initiative to raise funds for British skiers.  Iain was joined by Vanessa Fisher and Simon McIntyre, MD at Igluski.com and down the line by Scott Dobson from Alpine 100. SHOW NOTES Vanessa shared what it's like taking part in the Inferno Downhill race in Murren in Episode 70 (1:00) We featured the London and Northern ski shows in Episodes 215 and 216 (3:45) To get free tickets to the London show, use the code ‘SKIPODCAST' (4:00) Listen to Iain's interview with Dave Ryding (4:20) Scott Dobson is one of the founders of the Alpine 100 project (4:30) Find out more about the Alpine 100 project (9:30) Visit the official website of St Martin de Belleville (10:00) Jerusalem is one of many people's favourite run in Les 3 Vallées (13:00) ‘La Belle Ville' is a new sports centre with an outdoor pool (14:00) Le Brelin is an award-winning piece of architecture (18:00) Les Menuires holds a Yoga Festival every year (20:30) Listen to Iain's report from the Yoga Festival from 2019 (21:30) Simon was previously in Episode 176, talking about driving an EV to Val d'Isère (22:00) Ionity is one of the main suppliers of electric chargers in Europe (25:00) Iain drove out to the Alps in a Tesla Y in 2022 (28:00) Regenerative charging adds miles to your range when going downhill (31:00) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xthOeIsk3Mc  Iglu's survey shows being ‘snowsure' is the most important factor in choosing a resort (32:45) It also shows that 57% of people rent skis, but that 83% own their own boots (35:00) Intersport Ski Hire Discount Code Save money on your ski hire by using the code ‘SKIPODCAST' at intersportrent.com, or simply take this link for your discount to be automatically applied at the checkout. Feedback I enjoy all feedback about the show, I like to know what you think, especially about our features so please contact on social @theskipodcast or by email theskipodcast@gmail.com   Jonny Richards: "Keep up the good work" Zero_cool: "As always an amazing interview [with Paddy Graham]. I learnt so much from this episode that I completely missed from the early 2000's, despite being there in it all." David Lindsay: "Another great episode with Paddy Graham: what a star he is!" Pablo: "It was great to hear about Scotland [in Episode 203]” If you like the podcast, there are three things you can do to help:    1) Review us on Apple Podcasts or Spotify  2) Subscribing is a great idea. If you're listening online now, just click that button now  3) Buy me a coffee at BuyMeACoffee.com/theskipodcast You can follow Iain @skipedia and the podcast @theskipodcast

What happens when a distinguished leader decides to challenge deeply rooted religious attitudes and inspire a faith-filled journey across continents? Simon McIntyre, a pivotal figure in the C3 Church Movement, shares his transformative story from the early days of church planting in Australia to his influential roles in Europe and the Americas. Through his candid recounting of personal loss, remarriage, and heartfelt anecdotes, Simon provides profound insights that will resonate with anyone seeking a stronger passion for following Jesus Christ.. Simon’s journey is far from conventional. From a legendary plastic Jesus statue to the remarkable organic growth of C3 Church in Sydney to a global network of nearly 600 churches. Unplanned and divinely guided, C3's expansion showcases the power of genuine faith-led initiatives over human-centric planning. Simon’s reflections on the unpredictable path of church planting and navigating cultural divides offer a refreshing perspective on spiritual leadership and community building. In this episode, we also tackle the complex themes of grief and hope, contrasting genuine assurance with wishful thinking. Simon’s heartfelt story of meeting Valerie and finding love again after the loss of his wife Helen highlights the importance of emotional readiness and divine timing. From the power of rest and historical Christianity to the balance between meaningful influence and the dangers of fame, Simon's journey offers invaluable lessons for those dedicated to a life of faith, leadership, and authentic spiritual growth. Join us for an episode filled with wisdom, reflection, and inspiration. Brave Men is a production of the Christian Men’s Network. The host, Paul Louis Cole, is a licensed minister with C3 Church Global, a family of churches in over 60 nations. For resources to disciple the men in your world go to CMN.men (00:12) Christian Church Movement With Simon McIntyre(09:11) Journey to Church Planting in Australia(18:20) Unplanned Growth of C3 Church(31:56) Navigating Hope Versus Fantasy in Grief(38:44) Meeting Valerie and Overseas Church Planting(45:52) Unplugging in the Wilderness(55:30) Navigating Fame and Influence in Ministry(01:07:51) Rediscovering Historical Christianity and Orthodoxy

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La prière du Notre Père | Simon McIntyre at C3 Lausanne  @ Palais de Beaulieu, 23.10.2023  HD video available on our Youtube channel

  SEASON 4: EP 04 OF THE CHURCH EXPLAINED PODCAST   Welcome to part two with Simon McIntyre, one of the key leaders of the C3 Church. In this thought-provoking episode, Simon McIntyre discusses the importance of spiritual leadership and the need for a shift in mindset among church leaders. He emphasises the significance of modelling reliance upon the Holy Spirit and disdain towards worldly leadership principles. Simon also highlights the value of diving deeper into Scripture as a group of leaders rather than solely relying on leadership books and techniques. Throughout the conversation, he challenges the traditional approach to preaching and encourages leaders to prioritise living out biblical principles from Monday to Saturday, not just on Sundays. This insightful episode prompts reflection on the true essence of leadership and discipleship within the church. We hope you enjoy   -------------- We help leaders find solutions through our   1. LEADERSHIP COACHING 2. FREE LEADERSHIP AND CHURCH RESOURCES   FOLLOW US Youtube Instagram: @ikonchurch

In this episode, I interview Simon McIntyre, the overseer of the C3 Church regional areas. Simon shares about his faith journey, ministry experience, and his latest book, "Lessons in the Wilderness," which explores the leadership lessons from the life of Joshua.   We discuss the contrast between the business model of leadership and the Biblical model, emphasising the importance of discipleship and spiritual formation in the church. Simon highlights three defining elements from Joshua's leadership: faith in what God says, serving faithfully, and cultivating a deep relationship with God's presence through prayer and Scripture.   We also touch on the dangers of focusing solely on giftedness and the need for restoration based on character and the church's health.   Tune in to gain new insights for growing your leadership and building the church.   We hope you enjoy   -------------- We help leaders find solutions through our   1. LEADERSHIP COACHING 2. FREE LEADERSHIP AND CHURCH RESOURCES   FOLLOW US Youtube Instagram: @ikonchurch

What does leadership look like within the church as opposed to the secular world? How do we look to define the nature of discipleship as we look to lead others? Our C3 Church Global Communications Manager Phil Hubbard sits down with C3 Americas Regional Director, Ps Simon McIntyre regarding the release of his new book “Joshua - Lessons In The Wilderness” to discuss these questions. Joining in this conversation is Ps Brandon Cole (C3 Fortworth, USA), Ps Lucas De Vreugd (C3 Den Haag, Netherlands and Ps Dan Frecker (C3 Powerhouse, Melbourne, Australia). This conversation is rich with wisdom and insight. We pray it is a starting point for all of us to continue to dig into this incredibly important topic. Enjoy!

What does leadership look like within the church as opposed to the secular world? How do we look to define the nature of discipleship as we look to lead others? Our C3 Church Global Communications Manager Phil Hubbard sits down with C3 Americas Regional Director, Ps Simon McIntyre regarding the release of his new book “Joshua - Lessons In The Wilderness” to discuss these questions. Joining in this conversation is Ps Brandon Cole (C3 Fortworth, USA), Ps Lucas De Vreugd (C3 Den Haag, Netherlands and Ps Dan Frecker (C3 Powerhouse, Melbourne, Australia). This conversation is rich with wisdom and insight. We pray it is a starting point for all of us to continue to dig into this incredibly important topic. Enjoy! 'Joshua - Lessons In The Wilderness' - Available on Amazon https://mybook.to/EAJB

In the finale to Friends and Family Pastor Simon McIntyre from c3 Global gives us a detailed and in depth understanding of the Lord's Supper and the power it contains. 1 Cor. 11:23-26

This week we join Ps Phil Pringle and Simon McIntyre for a conversation on leadership and the announcement of the exciting release of Simon's new book, “Joshua - Lessons In The Wilderness.” The book takes a deep dive into kingdom leadership principles through the lens of the life of Joshua. NOW available on Amazon (https://mybook.to/EAJB) Leadership is a hot topic. Some suggest everything hangs on it, and maybe it does. However, the definition of Christian leadership, and the defining of a leader, doesn't follow the trend of that offered by football coaches, military leaders, politicians and business gurus. Joshua is case in point. He never went to the equivalent of ivy league, Oxford, or Sandhurst College. His training was in a wilderness, far from comfort, recognition or accolade. He was trained in active faith, serving another's vision, and God's word and presence. It was these that defined him; it is these that define us, with some form of wilderness thrown in for good measure. For more details head to simonmcintyre.net or follow him on Instagram and Twitter @simonmci Simon and Valerie McIntyre are the Regional Directors for C3 Church Americas. Simon has been a faithful and key member of the C3 Church Global Team for over 40 years and we recommend this book to all pastors and leaders.

Jake talks with Simon McIntyre about his new book "Joshua - Lessons in the Wilderness" Leadership is a hot topic. Some suggest everything hangs on it, and maybe it does. However, the definition of Christian leadership, and the defining of a leader, doesn't follow the trend of that offered by football coaches, military leaders, politicians and business gurus. Joshua is case in point. He never went to the equivalent of ivy league, Oxford, or Sandhurst College. His training was in a wilderness, far from comfort, recognition or accolade. He was trained in active faith, serving another's vision, and god's word and presence. It was these that defined him; it is these that define us, with some form of wilderness thrown in for good measure.  “Joshua - Lessons In The Wilderness” will be available via Amazon from June 19th. The book takes a deep dive into kingdom leadership principles through the lens of the life of Joshua.  For more details head to simonmcintyre.net or follow him on Instagram and Twitter - @simonmci

Jake talks with Simon McIntyre about his new book "Joshua - Lessons in the Wilderness" Leadership is a hot topic. Some suggest everything hangs on it, and maybe it does. However, the definition of Christian leadership, and the defining of a leader, doesn't follow the trend of that offered by football coaches, military leaders, politicians and business gurus. Joshua is case in point. He never went to the equivalent of ivy league, Oxford, or Sandhurst College. His training was in a wilderness, far from comfort, recognition or accolade. He was trained in active faith, serving another's vision, and god's word and presence. It was these that defined him; it is these that define us, with some form of wilderness thrown in for good measure.  “Joshua - Lessons In The Wilderness” will be available via Amazon from June 19th. The book takes a deep dive into kingdom leadership principles through the lens of the life of Joshua.  For more details head to simonmcintyre.net or follow him on Instagram and Twitter - @simonmci

We find out about National Snow Week, train travel to Austria and driving in an EV to Val d'Isère. Iain was joined live by Babsi Lapwood from the Mountain Trade Network and Stephen Morgan from Raccoon Events, organisers of the National Snow Week and ‘down the line' by Hannah Zajic from the Austrian Tourist Board and Simon McIntyre from Iglu Ski.  SHOW NOTES Babsi skied in Banff, Sunshine Village and Panorama in Canada (1:30) The Ski Podcast is sponsored by Les 3 Vallées - the largest ski area in the world Skiing continues in Val Thorens until La Grand Derniere on 08 May (05:00) Alex Irwin from 150 Days of Winter reported from Val Thorens (5:30) The Tour de France comes to Les 3 Vallées in July Dan Keeley from Snowcamp is running from the UK to Rome to raise funds for CALM (7:00) Find out about Dan's run at hometorome.com (7:30) The Ski Podcast was shortlisted in the 'Wilderness' category at the Sports Podcast Awards (8:00) Doug Newman from Ski Weekend interviewed Eddie ‘The Eagle' Edwards (8:30) LISTEX Luxury is a B2B event in London in July National Snow Week is a consumer event taking place this October (11:15) Steve was last on the show when Iain spoke to him at the NEC in Episode 158 (13:00) The last London Ski Show was held at Battersea Evolution in 2019. We reported from there in Episode 42 (14:30) The Ski Podcast did offer to become the new sponsors of the O2-Excel cable car (16:45) The London Snow Show will take place at the Excel centre on 21/22 October (18:00) Listen to Iain's interview with Mia Brookes in Episode 158 (19:30) The 13th edition of annual trade event LISTEX will also take place at Excel (24:45) You can get free tickets to National Snow Week by using the code 'SKIPODCAST' at https://nationalsnowweek.com (26:30) Iain will be at both the London and Bham Shows presenting ‘The Ski Podcast Live' Hannah Zajic is from the Austrian National Tourist Office in London (27:00) Yvonne Rosentstatter from Salzburgerland joined us in Episode 90 (27:45) OBB's Nightjet service connects 25 European cities (28:00) Accessible resorts from the Innsbruck train include Kuhtai & Solden, as well as St Johann and Mayrhofen with an earlier exit at Worgl (31:00) Fares start at €49 with a couchette in 6-berth, €59 with a couchette in 4-berth, €89 with a bed in a 2-bed sleeper or €129 with a single-bed sleeper all to yourself (34:00) Iain has driven to the Alps in an EV several times (39:00) Simon McIntyre from Iglu Ski travelled to Val d'Isère in a Mercedes with a ‘real range' of 220-230 miles Find out more about low-carbon travel options at Ski Flight Free (48:00) Feedback I enjoy all feedback about the show, I like to know what you think, ideas for features so please contact on social @theskipodcast or by email theskipodcast@gmail.com Allen Foster: "Very much enjoy your podcast"  Lynsey: "Episode 173 was a great podcast once again" Joe: "Thanks very much for the interesting feature on action cameras" There are over 170 episodes to catch up with and 117 were listened to in the last week. Don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And if you enjoy the pod, you can Buy Me A Coffee. You can follow me @skipedia and the podcast @theskipodcast

This week we hear part two of a two part devotional with our C3 America's overseer, Simon McIntyre. Ps Simon reflects on Deuteronomy 4:15-19 and provides insight into how God communicates with man and how we as the created relate to the creator. When God speaks, He does so through His word and ultimately through his son Jesus and not through any other form or idol. We are called to worship God and not things.

This week we hear part one of a two part devotional with our C3 America's overseer, Simon McIntyre. Ps Simon reflects on Deuteronomy 1:9-18 in which God directs the appointment of leadership within the nation of Israel to be judges and help settle disputes. Ps Simon provides insight into how this is translated into our current society and also provides wisdom from scripture in dealing with disputes, especially between God's people.

A message dispelling myths about discipleship and grounding us in the true and tried methods of Jesus.

Our prayer @ C3FortWorth is to see Jesus on every street & in every heart. We love you Fort Worth! New to C3? We'd love to connect with you + hear your story! Kids Giving Dinner Parties --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/c3fortworth/message

Jake and Michael sit down with Simon McIntyre, theologian, writer and pastor from C3 Global for a discussion about social justice, biblical justice and charity from a biblical perspective.  Simon's Writing: https://www.simonmcintyre.net/musings-blog (https://www.simonmcintyre.net/musings-blog)

Jake and Michael sit down with Simon McIntyre, theologian, writer and pastor from C3 Global for a discussion about social justice, biblical justice and charity from a biblical perspective.  Simon's Writing: https://www.simonmcintyre.net/musings-blog (https://www.simonmcintyre.net/musings-blog)

Join Ps Colin and Beth in Season 5 as they launch C3 PHILLY Sunday Gatherings in digital spaces.Support the show (http://www.c3philly.co)

We have all experience midnight moments in life. Times where the dark feels so overwhelming and unending. What do we do when we find ourselves in what some have called 'The Dark Night of the Soul'? Pastor Brandon spends a few minutes talking with Pastor Simon Mcintyre about how you and I can keep walking, see Jesus, and even discover more of our faith in the midnight moments of life. Ps Simon on the Global Executive Team with C3 Church Global and currently oversees all C3 Americas churches. Find out more at www.simonmcintyre.net/. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/c3fortworth/message

JESUS STORIES - Part 1 - Pastor Simon McIntyre - 2nd May 2021

Hope-Full - Simon McIntyre - C3 London Online - 22nd November 2020

What on Earth Am I Here For? - Part 5 - Panel - C3 London Online - 5 JULY 2020

A Sound Mind : Part 3 - Simon McIntyre - C3 London Online - 17 MAY 2020

All things New : Part 1 - Simon McIntyre - C3 London Online

Custom Made : Giving - Simon McIntyre, Stephen Klemich, Casey Barrett - C3 London Online

Simon McIntyre talks on Stepping into a new decade with Faith - Part 2

Simon McIntyre talks on Stepping into a new decade with Faith - Part 1

Ps Simon McIntyre Delivers part 3 of our Christmas series, on Jesus is King.

Ps Simon McIntyre Delivers a Christmas message on Jesus is King, part 2 of the series.

The Story of Nehemiah is one of rebuilding a broken nation, a discouraged people. He gave courage and purpose to God’s people helping them refocus their lives, and skills. This is always a pertinent message for us. Enjoy.

In this message the Lord’s Prayer is seen through community context - which is how Jesus meant it to be used. There is not one me, my, or I in this prayer. It is us, ours, all the way. Prayer with a new perspective.

Part 3 - In this message Ps Simon introduces the Psalms as a vehicle of genuine God talk. The Psalms cover every emotion from despair to praise in a manner helpful and wholeness producing in our lives as Gods people.

Part 2 - In this message Ps Simon introduces the Psalms as a vehicle of genuine God talk. The Psalms cover every emotion from despair to praise in a manner helpful and wholeness producing in our lives as Gods people.

Part 1 - In this message Ps Simon introduces the Psalms as a vehicle of genuine God talk. The Psalms cover every emotion from despair to praise in a manner helpful and wholeness producing in our lives as Gods people.

The Loss of Hope as a major theme in the Christian experience leads ultimately to a loss of real hope. Hope is the sure confidence in the ultimate justice and power of God to reconcile the world to his grand finale. It powered the early believers and gave them reason for living beyond the false and alluring promises of this world. Bring back hope.

Ps Simon McIntyre brings this fantastic message on how love has become the unassailable feeling that is virtually a human right. Love is all you need according to John (Lennon) and Paul (McCartney), but what kind of love? Another John and Paul (the apostles) saw love in a very different light. For them, for us, it is seen in the sacrificial death of Jesus on the cross for our sins, and doing the commandments of Christ. A different love, that is richer, deeply and lasting.

Today in the final message from this series on relationships three speakers summarise that at the heart of Church is the word - Community. Ps Simon McIntyre looks at some of the responses of the church to this thought (that we are a family before an organisation) and some of the benefits of community available only to God's church. This is followed by the Lucy and Phil Hubbard rounding the message off with the heart of looking out to our community.

In the second week of this series on The Art of Relationships, Ps Simon and Valerie McIntyre host a panel of speakers looking at key elements of healthy relationships and bringing their personal experiences to life. Great wisdom not to be missed.

In this, the first of a series on Healthy Relationships, Ps Simon McIntyre looks at three vital and easily forgotten attributes that make for great connections with each other: Kindness, Patience and Gentleness/Reasonableness. This is followed by How to Speak – how to de-escalate arguments and bring life into conversations. We are sure you will enjoy the practical wisdom of this message and series.

Great relationships have deep foundations - not just commonality or affection. Important though they are they won't sustain like the deep dynamics of forgiveness and confession. Ps Simon McIntyre helps understand how these fit into the bedrock of great relationships.

In this insightful message Ps Simon explains the huge difference between thinking and acting like a Son or thinking and acting like a Slave/Servant. Human nature is slavish by default, but the message of Christ brings us into much wider spheres of freedom and liberty. He looks at the key concept of adoption as it was known and used in Greco-Roman times, applying it to the Christian experience. You will find much to chew on.

In this inspirational message, Ps Simon looks at the remarkable story of Jesus calming the wind and waves and applies it to the use of our faith in tempestuous situations. This podcast can be listening to in conjunction with the message from May 5th by Seb Lannuzel.

Easter is the time of the year for celebration and reflection. In this message Ps Simon reads through and reflects on the chapter, Mark 15 – seeing how it applies to us and what it says about Jesus. Happy Easter.

To prosper requires more than just giving - it also requires diligence and wisdom in dealing with our money and resources. Ps Simon McIntyre shares some practical teaching on the 90% which will give you lots of helpful ideas to avoid debt and live with the future in mind.

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In this 2 part message, Ps Simon McIntyre explores the question, What grabs your attention the most - God’s Word or World Speak? We are marinated in the clamour of this world’s voices, barely noticing at times. It takes time with Scripture and having our thinking transformed to hear and see with a fresh perspective, a renewed vision, clarity and light.

In the first of two messages about money Ps Simon looks at what we are expected by God’s Word to do with our money. Who gets what, when and why?

To live without goals is to barely live. And to live with goals but no plans is the art of frustration. This incredible ‘I Believe’ message from Ps Simon McIntyre encourages an active faith in what God has said rather than a passive lifestyle, waiting, wishing, wondering. To believe is to act.

Part Two of Reset and Refocus, focuses on the essential spiritual disciplines we need to progress in our faith – giving ourselves a great start and momentum for the year ahead. Ps Simon McIntyre gives attention to how this can be done. This message whilst aimed at spiritual growth is intensely practical. He looks at such things as, how do we read the scriptures, when is the best time to pray?

Sunday 1st July 10:30am

Simon McIntyre @ Palais de Beaulieu, 17.06.2018 HD video available at vimeo.com/c3lausanne

This episode is the second part in a two-part series with Andy Polaine, the regional APAC design director for Fjord and Simon McIntyre who is the Associate Dean of Education in UNSW, formally COFA, the College of Fine Art and Design. In the first part, we spoke about the problems faced in education and spoke about some of the origins of these problems. This episode builds on that but goes deeper into the work that UNSW is undertaking about redesigning the university with a focus on enabling a culture that will better place their students for the future. What's so good about this combination of Andy and Simon is not only have they worked together before but is the relationship between Andy's service design history and his academic past in teaching in Europe. Together with Simon, they approach the subject of the future of education with pragmatism. Simons email mentioned in this episode S.McIntyre@unsw.edu.au Connect with Andy on @Apolaine on Twitter, his website at polaine.com, via Fjords website at Fjordnet.com  Read the transcript of this episode at thisisHCD.com Join the This is HCD Newsletter and receive a fortnightly email with interesting design related and industry links Help the podcast grow by reviewing it on iTunes TIHCD is brought to you by Humana Design         Support the show.

This episode is the second part in a two-part series with Andy Polaine, the regional APAC design director for Fjord and Simon McIntyre who is the Associate Dean of Education in UNSW, formally COFA, the College of Fine Art and Design. In the first part, we spoke about the problems faced in education and spoke about some of the origins of these problems. This episode builds on that but goes deeper into the work that UNSW is undertaking about redesigning the university with a focus on enabling a culture that will better place their students for the future. What's so good about this combination of Andy and Simon is not only have they worked together before but is the relationship between Andy's service design history and his academic past in teaching in Europe. Together with Simon, they approach the subject of the future of education with pragmatism. Simons email mentioned in this episode S.McIntyre@unsw.edu.au Connect with Andy on @Apolaine on Twitter, his website at polaine.com, via Fjords website at Fjordnet.com  Read the transcript of this episode at thisisHCD.com Join the This is HCD Newsletter and receive a fortnightly email with interesting design related and industry links Help the podcast grow by reviewing it on iTunes TIHCD is brought to you by Humana Design         Support the show.

This is HCD is brought to you by Humana Design In this episode, we caught up with Andy Polaine who is Regional APAC Design Director for Fjord and also professor Simon McIntyre from UNSW to discuss the future of education and ask the mammoth question of, "Is education broken?". This episode is sponsored by Sustain Digital via a $500 donated to CaraCare.org.au Sustain Digital is a recruitment company with a difference, they are ethical and are really passionate about what they do with global recruitment experience. So they're not your typical recruiters and they give back to the community. So most importantly they find the best talent, so they're like a matchmaker between employers and employees. If you’d like to get in touch with their founder Hollie Colbert you can do so via hollie@sustaindigital.com. Thanks so much for the donation Hollie! Links - Simons email mentioned in this episode S.McIntyre@unsw.edu.au - Connect with Andy on @Apolaine on Twitter, his website at polaine.com, via Fjords website at Fjordnet.com  Read the transcript of this episode at thisisHCD.com Join the This is HCD Newsletter and receive a fortnightly email with interesting design related and industry links Help the podcast grow by reviewing it on iTunes TIHCD is brought to you by Humana Design   Support the show.

This is HCD is brought to you by Humana Design In this episode, we caught up with Andy Polaine who is Regional APAC Design Director for Fjord and also professor Simon McIntyre from UNSW to discuss the future of education and ask the mammoth question of, "Is education broken?". This episode is sponsored by Sustain Digital via a $500 donated to CaraCare.org.au Sustain Digital is a recruitment company with a difference, they are ethical and are really passionate about what they do with global recruitment experience. So they're not your typical recruiters and they give back to the community. So most importantly they find the best talent, so they're like a matchmaker between employers and employees. If you’d like to get in touch with their founder Hollie Colbert you can do so via hollie@sustaindigital.com. Thanks so much for the donation Hollie! Links - Simons email mentioned in this episode S.McIntyre@unsw.edu.au - Connect with Andy on @Apolaine on Twitter, his website at polaine.com, via Fjords website at Fjordnet.com  Read the transcript of this episode at thisisHCD.com Join the This is HCD Newsletter and receive a fortnightly email with interesting design related and industry links Help the podcast grow by reviewing it on iTunes TIHCD is brought to you by Humana Design   Support the show.

Sunday 3rd July 10:30am

Pastor Simon (C3 London/C3 Europe) spreekt over de zegeningen van God in ons leven.