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Nevena and Macca talk to Andrew Staite – Chair Pinnacle Foundation,  Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer BA & LLB (The University of Melbourne)    Andrew is managing director &... LEARN MORE The post Saturday 23rd March, 2024: Andrew Staite – Chair Pinnacle Foundation appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

Nicole, Julie, and the most LinkedIn-endorsed APIAQT podcast guest Hadley Staite complete their discussion in part 2 of our look at Princess Switch 3: Because It's Christmas, That's Why. Don't worry, we've got all the discourse in this half. How sophisticated is the justice system in this world? Does this movie adequately address the complexities of explicitly but only briefly mentioning that one of the characters is Filipena? And of course: who is queer-coded, why aren't these characters canonically bi and are the straight people in this movie ok?? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's our long-awaited Princess Switch 3: Romancing the Star episode! Renowned horse-liker and conflict resolution expert Hadley Staite returns to join Nicole and Julie for a discussion of 2021's heist addition to the Netflix Holiday canon. The theft of a very important and real Christmas Artifact threatens to ruin the extremely plausible International Christmas Festival. Are Stacy, Margaret and Fiona the best people to get it back? No! But they're doing it anyway. If you've ever wondered about the world-building behind Belgravia and its neighbouring nations, strap in, because Hadley brings us a map that answers some of our questions and prompts many others. We could not possibly contain everything there is to say about Switchening the Heist into one episode, so watch for part 2 coming later this week! Did you watch this movie too? Tell us what you think in our Instagram comments @APodcastInAQueerTree or by emailing apodcastinaqueertree@gmail.com. Haven't watched it yet but you're thinking about it? Try one of our Holiday Movie Bingo cards at apodcastinaqueertree.com. Let us know if you have any suggestions for them! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Macca and Paul are joined live on air by Andrew Staite CEO Pinnacle Foundation, as they discuss the 2024 Fellowship. Andrew is managing director & chief executive officer of The... LEARN MORE The post Saturday 11th, November, 2023: Andrew Staite CEO Pinnacle Foundation appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

On this episode of the Japan Station podcast, we're diving into the fun world of Kamen Rider and Super Sentai so get ready to strike your favorite henshin pose and learn a thing or two about the fascinating world of Japan's transforming heroes! About Sophia Staite Sophia Staite is a PhD candidate at the University of Tasmania. Her current research focuses on Kamen Rider and Super Sentai (Power Rangers). Topics Discussed About how the live action TV show Kamen Rider was adapted into English The popularity of Kamen Rider and why it is not as popular as Power Rangers in the English speaking world The prevalence of Kamen Rider in Japan The lack of literature on Kamen Rider in Egnlish Liver action super sentai shows About the super sentai & Kamen Rider poses and their origin About Kamen Rider Black About Saban's Masked Rider, the English adaptation of Kamen Rider About the Kamen Rider and Mighty Morphin Power Rangers crossover The differences between Kamen Rider and super sentai (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers) The overarching theme and tone that runs throughout the Kamen Rider franchise The poor reception of Masked Rider Steve Wang's Kamen Rider adaptation Gender and Kamen Rider Odagiri Jo's role in Kamen Rider Kamen Rider's BL phase The Odagiri effect  About Kamen Rider Dragon Knight The different ways kids play (henshin poses/weapons) Henshin pose competitions About the movie Shin Kamen Rider About Shin Kamen Rider's focus on cults/new religions And much more! Support on Patreon & Ko-fi If you enjoy Japan Station and want to ensure that we're able to produce more episodes, then please consider becoming a patron on Patreon.com. For a minimum pledge of $1 a month you'll get early access to all JapanKyo podcasts, bonus content, and more. And for $3 a month, you'll get access to Japanese Plus Alpha, a podcast produced by me (Tony Vega) that focuses on the Japanese language and all of its fascinating quirks. Also, all pledges get a shout-out on the show and my undying gratitude. Thank you in advance! Support Japan Station on Patreon You can also do a one time donation via Ko-fi. Support us on Ko-fi Links, Videos, Etc. You can follow Sophia Staite on Twitter via the link below.   @henshinsophia Don't forget to check out the latest episode of Ichimon Japan. Why are these things so expensive in Japan? (Randoseru, Delivery Pizza, Fruit) | Ichimon Japan 63 Follow Japankyo on Social Media Facebook (@JapankyoNews) Twitter (@JapankyoNews) Instagram (@JapanKyoNews) Full Show Notes Get the full version of show notes at https://www.japankyo.com/category/podcasts/japanstation/

In this episode we speak to Catherine Staite, Head of Customer Advocacy at global leader in account-to-account payments, GoCardless. Catherine talks about choosing the right customers to take part in the programme, how she measures success, and the way in which video transcends most forms of measurement. She also shares an exciting insight into how she's measuring the influenced revenue created by her video content.

Well this episode bummed us out. Produced and pseudo-researched by Kristen Riley. Produced and edited by Daive Reed.   Follow on Twitter @CastFiles Email us at TheeCastFiles@gmail.com https://www.teepublic.com/user/the-cast-files Music by Hal Six  Logo by @OokaArt   SHOW NOTES: Since this one was a bummer I wanted to reiterate my favorite anecdote, told by Jewel Staite about her co-star Michael Chieffo, who played her kidnapper and torturer in the episode.: "I do remember the man, Michael [Chieffo], who played my kidnapper was so lovely and so concerned that I would feel scared of him, I guess, or uncomfortable around him that he made an effort to be very sweet and warm with me, which my mom appreciated. I think my mom thought [it] was really classy of him." That was really nice, because this episode heavily played on an actual crime in which the girl did not survive. Polly Klaas was 12 when she was abducted and killed, her killer remains on death row today. Because of the similarities Fox's standards and practices was "uncomfortable" with the original screenplay because Amy Jacobs (Jewel Staite) was supposed to be 12 years old. The network decided it would be better if Amy was in her midteens so the production aged up her character to be 15. The actor, Staite, was 13 when she played the part.  Oh! And on the Spotify playlist this week, the one Daive is always adding to, I made a suggestion. Since this episode everyone is searching for Amy, I went with If U Seek Amy by Britney Spears. All my peers, you're welcome.    Xx Kristen

Silvana and Tegan discuss the table reads of the AI-generated scripts for Stargate, produced by The Companion. Marc Evan Jackson (The Good Place) served as the host to the table reading that included Amanda Tapping, Michael Shanks, David Hewitt, and Jewel Staite.  The scripts were hilarious and yet somehow still captured the essence of the characters. We highly recommend checking out the recording at The Companion's website (linked below) if you are a Stargate fan. Links 1. AI Test - The Companion 2. Tech Bandits; David Hewitt's YouTube/Twitch series 3. Coded Bias; Netflix Documentary on AI and Bias 4. Guardian article on the study that uncovered more interruptions of female US Supreme Court Justices than male ones. 

Jewel Staite was five-years-old when an agent stopped her and her mom walking through a mall. Did the girl want to be in a TV commercial, the agent asked? Staite had no interest until her mom suggested that if she did it, she'd buy her some new outfits with the money.And she's been working in TV and films ever since.Mainly, she's been doing sci-fi shows that became cult favourites with fans, including Firefly with fellow Canadian Nathan Fillion, the spinoff feature "Serenity," and Stargate Atlantis. Since then, she's starred in The LA Complex, had a recurring role opposite Joel Kinnaman on The Killing and starred in the feature, "How to Have an Orgy in a Small Town."Her latest project is Family Law.  Global's new Friday night drama is set and shot in Vancouver and stars Staite as Abigail Bianchi, a once promising lawyer who hits rock bottom after another booze binge until only one firm is willing to take a chance on her -- her father's. He's played by Victor Garber, and the two and the rest of the cast have already completed work on the series' first two seasons.Staite also shares what she's watching now, sings a bit of her all-time favourite TV theme song and answers whether or not she'd encourage her own five-year-old to get into the biz.

What does this movie have in common with films like The Godfather Part II, Terminator 2, and Toy Story 2? They are all sequels generally regarded to be better than their predecessors. And what makes The Princess Switch 2 better than its predecessor? A throuple of Hudgens!We are joined to witness this cinematic event by our first returning guest Hadley Staite, with a brief appearance within that appearance by our second returning guest Alison Cooley. Join us as we bask in the glory that is Fiona, plus Nicole discovers social media, Hadley wants your LinkedIn endorsements, and we are concerned about the fate of Cellar Stacy.Did you watch this movie too? Tell us what you think in our Instagram comments @APodcastInAQueerTree or by emailing apodcastinaqueertree@gmail.com. Haven't watched it yet but you're thinking about it? Try one of our Holiday Movie Bingo cards at apodcastinaqueertree.com. Let us know if you have any suggestions for them! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Netflix's shared universe of romantic holiday movies returns with 2018's The Princess Switch starring Vanessa Hudgens as Stacy, the fresh-faced and humble baker invited to an international competition in the micronation of Belgravia, where she meets Vanessa Hudgens as Margaret, the dutiful duchess who just wants a couple days off to cosplay Roman Holiday. Faster than you can say "vaguely incestuous" or "probably a felony," the two fun-loving Gabriellas swap places like so many Parent Traps. Friend of the podcast Hadley Staite joins us to dispense nuggets of wisdom like doses of Benzedrene.Did you watch this movie too? Tell us what you think in our Instagram comments @APodcastInAQueerTree or by emailing apodcastinaqueertree@gmail.com. Haven't watched it yet but you're thinking about it? Try one of our Holiday Movie Bingo cards at apodcastinaqueertree.com. Let us know if you have any suggestions for them! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

When I first reached out to Kerry Staite @klite_dynamo_power, the master mind of kLite, I had no expectations as to where the conversations was going to lead, but I knew it would be interesting.This week on the My Back 40 podcast, Kerry and I dive deep into mental health. You’ll hear how good timing and following his instincts led him to his journey into building the best dynamo powered lighting systems on the market. But this dedication had a cost.Poor mental health and depression are often also burdened with shame. People don’t openly talk about their struggles in this area as, often times, it’s too difficult and uncomfortable. Kerry knew he was going to pop and had to do something about it. Communication and positive lifestyle changes helped flip the switch and facilitate his healing.I really appreciated Kerry’s openness and vulnerability during our conversation. As hard as it is to discuss, talking about our mental health can be extremely cleansing and I would encourage anyone that is struggling, to try to find someone to talk to. It could be a close friend, it could be a mental health professional. The key is communication.I’m sure you’ll find some good takeaways after listening to this chat. I believe everyone struggles sometimes, so it’s helpful to know that we are not alone in our struggles to attain better mental health.

  I'm excited to release my second interview with Kerry Staite, Chief "Mad Scientist" at kLite. Kerry is a forward thinking guy with perspectives that will make you go mmmmmhhhhh. If we are starved of anything in today's world its authenticity, but not today, not this episode, and especially not Kerry Staite. Hold onto your headphones, this one's coming in hot.

Richard Staite. Calm, understated, calculating. Richard currently runs ultras such as TDS, cycles (whole tour de France route), and competes in Iron Man races. That is just the tip of the iceberg! Richard describes how he loves the process of learning a sport, developing himself and others around him. A method, drive and love that has led Richard on a sporty journey to row for Great Britain and climb mount Everest on his way to his current conquests! This is a great, wide ranging chat about sport, as Richard says, “Enjoy the puzzle!" Stop Press! Between recording the podcast and publishing Richard together with partner Anna finished in 2nd and 3rd place overall at the 100mile Exodus Ultra in the Brecon Beacons of Wales! 

  Kerry Staite is the owner and founder of kLite. I've been a customer of his for a couple of years and have followed him on social media (@klite_dynamo_power on Instagram) with growing curiosity. It was this post that made me reach out to him immediately: "This is ME, I am kLite I wear no shirt of social conformity. I wear no hat to hide my hairless shame I am flesh and blood, I am free to be me. I am kLite" ~ Kerry Staite I pictured him as a mad scientist inventing cool electronic gadgets that are beyond my ability to comprehend. While I do still see him as a mad scientist type, he does an excellent job of explaining his products and how they work. After interviewing him for two hours I can confirm the statement he made in that Instagram post, "I am free to be me." He shared his ideas and perspectives without hesitation or fear of any backlash. It was refreshing. It was also informative. He is a wealth of bike and life knowledge that has come through a lifetime of experiences. I learned a lot and truly enjoyed our conversation. My favorite quote from the podcast was, "I don't give a shit if all I have is a bag of rice. As long as I get to do something I love that makes me happy." We will be recording another episode in the near future. If you have some questions for Kerry drop them in the comment section below and I'll get you answers! More About Bikes or Death www.bikesordeath.com Instagram Facebook Bikes or Death is 100% supported by the community. Here's how you can help: 1) Support us on Patreon. 2) Bookmark this Amazon affiliate link and use it every time you shop. We'll get a small cut at no extra cost to you. Thanks!

This week, I sat down with Kerry Staite from kLite to talk about how he developed his product, a dynamo powered light and charging system for bicycles and appearing on Shark Tank Australia. In the interview, we discuss: the challenges he’s faced with producing products while running as a lean, bootstrapped company redesigning the product […]

Hadley State, a graduate student and library worker in Ontario, Canada, discusses the recent provincial budget cuts – the real and potential ramifications as well as how the library community is responding. Hadley’s Twitter: @Hadgetron6 Hashtags to follow: #SaveOntarioLibraries #SaveOurLibraries Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/SaveOurLibrariesOntario/ Change.org petition Music: Audionautix - "Words" (CC Attribution 3.0)

Jewel Staite is best known for her role as Kaylee in the wildly popular sci fi series Firefly and subsequently the movie Serenity. She's also known for Disney Channel show "Flash Forward" where sh co-starred with a teen aged Ben Foster along with recurring roles in a long list of shows like "The Magicians", "The Killing", "Stargate: Atlantis" and the new Netflix Original series "The Order".Today, Jewel and I discuss who we think are the 10 best actresses working today and why.+ Become a Patreon Supporter:https://www.patreon.com/FlickConnection+ My Main Channel:https://www.youtube.com/flickconnection+ Buy Movies from my Curated Amazon Shop:https://www.amazon.com/shop/flickconnectionI'm your host, Darren Van Damme!I love movies and even love "talking movies" with interesting people so I release semi-weekly episodes featuring a different guest, usually an actor or filmmaker. We talk about their projects, process and mutual favorite movies + the additional side tracked topics podcasts wander into.*Thanks for listening!

Jewel Staite is best known for her role as Kaylee in the wildly popular sci fi series Firefly and subsequently the movie Serenity. She's also known for Disney Channel show "Flash Forward" where sh co-starred with a teen aged Ben Foster along with recurring roles in a long list of shows like "The Magicians", "The Killing", "Stargate: Atlantis" and the new Netflix Original series "The Order".Today, Jewel and I discuss who we think are the 10 best actresses working today and why.+ Become a Patreon Supporter:https://www.patreon.com/FlickConnection+ My Main Channel:https://www.youtube.com/flickconnection+ Buy Movies from my Curated Amazon Shop:https://www.amazon.com/shop/flickconnectionI'm your host, Darren Van Damme!I love movies and even love "talking movies" with interesting people so I release semi-weekly episodes featuring a different guest, usually an actor or filmmaker. We talk about their projects, process and mutual favorite movies + the additional side tracked topics podcasts wander into.*Thanks for listening!

Catherine Staite is Director of the Institute of Local Government Studies (INLOGOV) at the University of Birmingham in England. Catherine leads her university department to bridge the gap between local government research and practice. Prior to INLOGOV, Catherine was the Director of Organisational Development and Policy for OPM, an independent research and consultancy institute for the public sector leaders, policymakers and regulators. Catherine has had other previous roles including Non-Executive Director of a high security British hospital, Vice-Chair of a healthcare trust and a member of the Board of Visitors for a local prison. In 2015, Catherine Staite was ranked in the top 100 most influential people in local government in the UK by the Local Government Chronicle. In this episode, you'll learn the paradox of less money and stronger communities, why local government reluctant to start a two-way conversation with residents, and the dichotomy between the political and the managerial. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Catherine Staite is Director of the Institute of Local Government Studies (INLOGOV) at the University of Birmingham in England. Catherine leads her university department to bridge the gap between local government research and practice. Prior to INLOGOV, Catherine was the Director of Organisational Development and Policy for OPM, an independent research and consultancy institute for the public sector leaders, policymakers and regulators. Catherine has had other previous roles including Non-Executive Director of a high security British hospital, Vice-Chair of a healthcare trust and a member of the Board of Visitors for a local prison. In 2015, Catherine Staite was ranked in the top 100 most influential people in local government in the UK by the Local Government Chronicle. In this episode, you'll learn the paradox of less money and stronger communities, why local government reluctant to start a two-way conversation with residents, and the dichotomy between the political and the managerial.

This week Dan and Chris look back at the best cancelled show in the 'verse; Firefly. Including the shows history, each individual episode and the incredible life the show has had in spite of being cancelled. Catch us on twitter @nothinbutstatic or email us on mail@nothingbutstatic.co.uk

If Kevin and Kornflake sound exhausted, you can blame Boston Comic Con, which was huge and crazy and perhaps a bit overcrowded and WOULD ALL YOU MANIACS JUST GET OUT OF OUR WAY?!? Thank you. Wandering the convention, we encountered Space Chickens, Tiki Zombies, Press Your Luck Whammies, Amy the Mermaid, Jewel Staite's finger, Sergio Aragones' mustache, and 50,000 people in Doctor Who costumes. And you'll hear a couple of quick interviews with a new friend (Nashville's Superman, Allen Shervelle) and an old friend (Adventure Time artist Andy Ristaino, who has a great "Weird Al" Yankovic story). Also: National Radio Day is this week -- so you had better do as you are told.

In this podcast dedicated to Firefly Gerri and Eugenia interview the wonderful Sean Maher who played Dr Simon Tam and the lovely Jewel Staite who played Kaylee. [more]

We discuss new Blu-ray and DVD releases including: 'Captain America: The First Avenger,' Jewel Staite's 'Mothman' the 'Jurassic Park Ultimate Trilogy,' 1957's 'Valerie,' 'Earth's Mightiest Heroes: The Avengers' Volumes 3 and 4, 'The Howling: Reborn,' William Shatner's documentary 'The Captains,' 'Page One: Inside the New York Times,' Kevin Smiths 'Red State' and Disney's 'Winne the Pooh.' http://www.post-movie.net is where it all happens.