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In the final episode of the One in Six Billion podcast Andrew and Maggie reflect with producer Steve Chapman on the fun they have had making 51 podcasts with 70 guests in the past 2 years.Send us a text

I had an absolute blast chatting with former Aussie cricketer, expert commentator, and podcast host Greg Blewett on Legends with Bevo! We covered heaps of great topics including:The much-anticipated upcoming Ashes series here in AustraliaWhat it was like for Blewy to face West Indies pace legends Curtly Ambrose and Courtney WalshSouth Australia's drought-breaking Sheffield Shield and ODI wins earlier this yearHis new podcasts and passion projectsAnd how much he's loving life in the commentary box with Triple M and Channel 7Blewy was an absolute legend to chat with, and cricket fans are going to love this one! Thanks so much to Blewy for his time and a big thanks to the team at Podbooth for a great job of putting the episode together. A huge thankyou also to our loyal series sponsors Steve Chapman from VH Motor Co and Ryan Bridges from Elders Goolwa.

In the lead to this week's huge NRL Grand Final between the Brisbane Broncos and Melbourne Storm, I had the absolute privilege of chatting recently with rugby league legend Wally Lewis on Legends with Bevo! We covered some really important topics, including how he's going with his battle with CTE and whether more needs to be done to protect today's players after their careers. Wally also shared his thoughts on the season of his beloved Brisbane Broncos, what it meant to represent Queensland in State of Origin and his country, and even opened up about his wedding earlier this year. And of course, we found out why he's not a fan of being called “The King” Such an inspiring and honest chat with one of the all-time greats. Thanks so much to Wally for his time, to Gabrielle Prabhu from Dementia Australia for teeing up the chat, a big thanks to the team at Podbooth for a great job of putting the episode together and Callum Dunk from Funky Dunky Marketing for putting together this thumbnail.A huge thankyou also to our loyal series sponsors Steve Chapman from VH Motor Co and Ryan Bridges from Elders Goolwa.

From going all the way from fifth spot to champions with the West Adelaide Bearcats

Steve Chapman is the co-founder of Hyro & Shine.He built Shine a nootropic beverage to $60M + in retail sales before leaving the business to launch his new hydration supplement 'Hyro' alongside his co-founder & wife Taylor. Hyro has secured investment from Daly Cherry-Evans, Quade Cooper & Sarah Tilse aka Sarah's Day, quickly boosting the brands value & popularity as a leader in the hydration space. Steve & I discussed what it takes to build your dreams, scale companies, his love for marathon running & health, as well as success & his life as a dad & husband outside of business.You can follow both Steve & I on social media @bradleyjdryburgh @stevechapman @drinkhyroIf you enjoyed this chat you can give back to the channel by subscribing & sharing it with your mates.Big Love,Brad xoxo Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Just had an epic conversation with Shaun Trevillian from Golf Gods – the story of two best mates who traded in the tools for tees… and are now earning millions doing golf their way. We talked about:How they quit their tradie day jobs to build a global golf brandWhat it was like meeting the Donald Trump – before his second presidential runWhy Golf Gods is shaking up the sport with a fresh, rebellious styleAnd the surreal experience of playing alongside some of the best golfers in the worldThis one's full of big swings, bold moves, and plenty of laughs. Thanks so much to Shaun for his time, to Rory Noke from PodBooth for putting this great video together and thanks also to Ryan Bridges from Elders Goolwa and Steve Chapman aka Chappy from VH Motor Co for their support throughout the whole series.Don't forget you can also listen to over 250 episodes of Legends with Bevo on https://open.spotify.com/show/7gnyGc2AwYcuIRkvuS1Dxy or wherever you get your podcasts.Watch all of our eps via https://www.youtube.com/@legendswithbevo1403/videos

Join me as I sit down with Steve Chapman and Taylor Chapman, the husband-and-wife team shaking up Australia’s hydration game with Hyro. We talk about how they turned personal experiences and a passion for wellness into a bold new product, the science behind electrolytes, and what it really takes to launch a startup, raise capital, and build a loyal community. They open up about the highs, the lows, and the lessons that got them here. Check out Hyro's website here: https://drinkhyro.com/ You can subscribe to the Mentored newsletter here: https://mentored.com.au/newsletter-sign-up Join the Facebook Group. Follow Mark Bouris on Instagram, LinkedIn & YouTube.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We caught up with this year's Stawell Gift winner John Evans, and what a story he had to tell!Johnny took out his first-ever Stawell Gift title, following in the footsteps of his coach Paul Young, who famously claimed the crown 40 years ago. Talk about full circle!From the grit and grind of pre-season training, to the intense build-up in the days before the race, John shared what went into preparing for the biggest weekend on the sprinting calendar — and what it felt like to cross that finish line first, arms raised, crowd roaring. Pure elation.He also let us in on his go-to post-race takeaway meal (spoiler: it's definitely not on the nutritionist-approved list!) and took us back to where it all began — the early days of his running journey and the moment he realised this was more than just a hobby.Congratulations Johnny — your name's now etched in Stawell Gift history.Thanks so much to Johnny for his time and the team at Podbooth for putting the episode together.A huge thankyou to our loyal series sponsors Steve Chapman from VH Motor Co and Ryan Bridges from Elders Goolwa.Thanks also to Callum Dunk from Funky Dunky Marketing for putting the fantastic thumbnail together!

Strap in for one of the most INSANE, INSPIRING stories you'll hear all year.Meet Brooke McIntosh – the absolute powerhouse who's running her way around the entire country (yep, you read that right!) to raise money and awareness for mental health.She's clocking up thousands of kilometres, battling heat, blisters, breakdowns, and everything in between – all with one mission: to support those who feel like they're running their own mental marathons.In this episode, Brooke opens up about:

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(00:00-25:14) The Blues just unveiled their new sweaters. President of the Blues Chris Zimmerman joins the show to talk about the new logo and how it all came to be. Getting feedback on the changes. Small but important refinements to the logo. Consistent approval from the players. White jerseys at home. Doug plans on leading the charge. Bold and clean. STLCC hounding us for invites.(25:23-36:33) Steve Chapman from the Blues in studio. Everybody all dolled up in the new Blues gear. Big time approval rating in the text inbox. Doug looks tough in the new whites. How much input does the league have? Logistics for whites at home.(36:43-48:32) Hatfishing. Pointed heads. What about Fred Durst? Jon Hamm puts that hat on, it doesn't look as good. What constitutes a fatty? Was Kojak sexy?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Steve Chapman joins us in studio to discuss the new Blues sweaters and some of the other gear that gets the new Blues logo and some of the logos that have been unveiled. Steve talks the process of the change, how the players like them, and where folks can purchase the new gear. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(00:00-17:47) Hello Libby Jack. Cape Cod or Lake of the Ozarks? Tales from The Cape. Little House on the Prairie. Turf jockeys. Pay what you can breakfasts. Chris Zimmerman and Steve Chapman from the Blues on today unveiling the new Blues sweaters. Iggy wore white to the Plow Wedding. Always check in with Rusty Pecker before life decisions. We're just looking for quality starts.(17:55-37:34) Series off to a good start against the Cubs. Great start from LIberatore. Four homerun mash-up. They're not happy with Martin's camera on the YouTube stream. Audio of Oli Marmol on the offensive approach last night. Attendance still not great last night. Burly's TMA bump. Throwed rolls.(37:43-48:28) Always winter in his nostrils. Contreras raking against the Cubs since joining the Cardinals. Never too many catchers. Occam's Razor, Doug. Audio of Lars Nootbaar talking about mindset playing the Cubs. Big Dumper with See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode, we sit down with Steve Chapman — the man who built not one, but TWO powerhouse beverage brands. Steve is the founder of Shine (which hit over $60 million in sales and was stocked in over 7,000 stores) and now the creator of Hyro, the fast-growing hydration brand that's shaking up the wellness space in Australia and beyond.In this episode, Steve shares how he rebuilt himself from the ground up, what it really takes to walk away from a $60M brand, and the hard lessons he learned the first time around. We talk about the “death” of his old identity, the sacrifices of fatherhood, and why he believes true success is about doing something you love with people you love.You'll also get a behind-the-scenes look at how Hyro was built — the wild marketing moves, how they sold out of stock 9 times, and why athletes and celebrities invested in the brand (not just promoted it). From branding strategies to mental health to building a community-first company, this episode is packed with both business gold and real-life wisdom.In this episode:Why Steve left his $60M brand Shine to start all over again with Hyro.How a surprise pregnancy forced him to cancel his break and go all-in on a new business.The biggest mistakes he made with Shine and how he avoided them when building Hyro.Why focusing on branding and community from day one helped Hyro sell out 9 times in 12 months.How running marathons in a Hyro suit and hand-delivering drinks became his growth strategy.The pitch that convinced athletes and influencers to invest in Hyro (not just promote it).The moment Steve realised he was chasing the wrong definition of success.How becoming a dad changed his entire approach to business, time and life.The harsh truth about hustle culture and why the cost of building a brand is rarely talked about.What Steve would tell every first-time founder about staying profitable from day one.—Apply to be mentored by Dylan to start & scale your own E-commerce brand, Limited spots available!

Come to a Dehoarding Accountability Zoom Session: http://www.overcomecompulsivehoarding.co.uk/ticket Subscribe to the podcast: https://www.overcomecompulsivehoarding.co.uk/subscribe Podcast show notes, links and transcript: http://www.overcomecompulsivehoarding.co.uk/  Self-care gets a lot of airtime these days, but I've started rethinking what it actually means, especially when you're struggling with hoarding disorder. In this episode, I talk about why marketed, consumer-driven “self-care” just adds more pressure, and why nurturing yourself with compassion, connection, and practical routines is far more effective. Plus, I share some genuinely helpful, low-cost ways to support yourself without adding to the clutter - or your to-do list. Self-Care in Modern Times Evolution of the meaning of “self-care”: The older, practical definition (basic hygiene, nourishment) Current consumer-driven, extravagant interpretations Critique of modern self-care commercialisation Challenges of Hoarding and Mental Health Struggles Emotional toll of hoarding disorder Stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, grief The exhausting process of trying to “fix” things Daily stressors of living in a hoard Feelings of failure, constant reminders, adrenaline spikes from unexpected visitors, tripping over items The Real Purpose of Self-Care Balancing negative emotions (stress, grief, trauma) with activities that nurture the soul Evaluating popular self-care advice The problem with universal, commercialised recommendations Importance of individualised, inward-looking approaches Introducing the Concept of "Self-Nurture" How self-nurture differs from self-care Greater compassion, sustainability, and personalisation Emphasis on looking inwards for individual needs Practical examples of self-nurturing activities The Pitfalls of Commercialised Self-Care The “shoulds” culture and guilt surrounding unmet self-care standards Surface-level versus meaningful acts of care How marketed solutions often do not address real needs Guilt and shame when unable to practice recommended self-care (especially for those who hoard) Consumer Culture and Self-Care Self-care as a commodified experience: Encouragement to buy unnecessary products How this affects people who hoard Risk of exacerbating clutter by acquiring more as “self-care” Focus on external fixes rather than internal wellbeing The Benefits of Self-Nurture Self-nurture as inexpensive or free Focus on activities rather than acquisitions Finding joy or restoration in simple practices (e.g., using what you have, accessing the library, running without specialised gear) Compassionate Self-Nurture in Practice Asking internal questions about core needs (physical, emotional, psychological) Treating oneself as one would treat a person they love Emphasis on gentle, non-critical, incremental progress Drinking water for wellbeing rather than obligation Time in nature, connecting with friends, creativity, self-acceptance Building Emotional Security and Gentleness Establishing emotional security as a core need Managing self-criticism and reaching out for connection despite anxiety Celebration of small wins and progress Validating and acknowledging difficult feelings with compassion Evaluating and Choosing Nurturing Activities Key questions to ask: “Will this nurture me emotionally, psychologically, or physically?” Differentiating between genuine needs and justifying unnecessary purchases Avoidance of reinforcing negative patterns through acquisition Developing a Personal Toolbox for Self-Nurture Gathering and customising strategies that work Routines and coping mechanisms Taking stock of helpful techniques, personalising approaches Recognising and valuing unique sources of restoration Top Tip DIY, low-cost tip for cleaning the dishwasher with household items Encouragement to take any step, however small, towards self-nurture Links The "feeling your feelings" episode Episodes talking about the inner critic: with Steve Chapman; about the song that changed everything for me; and about making mistakes Come to a Dehoarding Accountability Zoom session: Accountability Booking Form Website: Overcome Compulsive Hoarding Become a Dehoarding Darling Submit a topic for the podcast to cover Questions to ask when dehoarding: https://www.overcomecompulsivehoarding.co.uk/podquestions Instagram: @thathoarderpodcast Twitter: @ThatHoarder Mastodon: @ThatHoarder@mastodon.online TikTok: @thathoarderpodcast Facebook: Overcome Compulsive Hoarding with That Hoarder Pinterest: That Hoarder YouTube: Overcome Compulsive Hoarding with That Hoarder Reddit: Overcome Compulsive Hoarding with That Hoarder subreddit Help out: Support this project Sponsor the podcast

Predictions backfired last year, but what about this year as the Falcons aim to break a 35-year drought in the colts? Coach Steve Chapman joins Aiden O'Driscoll and us to preview their 2025! Follow us everywhere: https://linktr.ee/brayandethanSign up to the Pegs app on Apple: https://apps.apple.com/au/app/pegs/id1606690018Sign up to the Pegs app on Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.adamlabrys.backyardpegs&hl=en_AU&pli=1 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tom Ackerman previews Super Bowl 59, recaps Mizzou's tough loss, and covers the latest SEC basketball upsets. He chats with SLU Head Coach Josh Schertz about the Chiefs, Billikens basketball, and their recent game against St. Joe's. Tom also talks with Steve Chapman about the Blues' thrilling win over the Blackhawks and their new over-the-air TV partnership with KMOV and Gray Media affiliates, offering fans more ways to watch games, including the Victory Plus app. The show also highlights St. Louis native Ter'Shawn Wharton, a Chiefs defensive tackle preparing for the big game. Later, hear Jen Siess's interview with St. Louis City SC players Chris Durkin and Miguel Perez as they discuss the team's progress. The episode wraps up with Bernie Miklasz's Super Bowl preview, reflecting on the 1999 Rams and the Chiefs vs. Eagles matchup.

Tom Ackerman talks with Steve Chapman, the St. Louis Blues' Chief Revenue Officer and Chief Marketing Officer, about the team's thrilling 6-5 shootout win over the Blackhawks, which wrapped up their final game before the two-week Four Nations Faceoff break. The event, a precursor to the Olympics, features USA, Canada, Finland, and Sweden, and will be a great showcase for international hockey. The discussion also dives into the Blues' new over-the-air TV broadcast partnership with KMOV and Gray Media affiliates, allowing fans to watch games through traditional TV, streaming on the Victory Plus app, and more.

Tom Ackerman previews Super Bowl 59, recaps Mizzou's loss, and covers the SEC basketball upsets. He chats with SLU Head Coach Josh Schertz about the Chiefs, Billikens basketball, and their recent game against St. Joe's. Tom also talks to Steve Chapman about the Blues' thrilling win over the Blackhawks and their new over-the-air TV partnership with KMOV and Gray Media affiliates, giving fans more ways to watch games, including the Victory Plus app.

We just wrapped up our almost-annual rabbit hunt with longtime friends Steve Chapman, Nathan Chapman, Lindsey Williams and rabbit man, Billy Montague. We're talking all about it with Steve, as well as the impact of hunting mentors and the key to staying married, even as an avid outdoorsman - or golfer. Don't miss this one! Episode Notes: Steve Chapman's hunting rootsThe impact of a hunting mentorOur first event together in NashvilleThe good and bad of a rabbit hunt Life lessons learned from the woodsHow to stay married as a hunterA Look at Life from a Deer Stand The Red Ryder Christmas ProjectThe Hunting Roots Podcast is brought to you by onX Hunt - www.onxmaps.comwww.mossyoak.comSteve Chapman Books

In this episode, Tom Ackerman discusses the latest in sports. He kicks off with Bernie Miklasz, analyzing Indiana's strong football season and potential playoff scenarios, alongside MLB offseason moves. Next, Steve Chapman from the St. Louis Blues talks about their recent win over the Maple Leafs and upcoming events like Country Music Night. Joe Buck reflects on his career, the legacy of his father, and the Chiefs' impressive start to the season. Finally, Katie Shields, head coach of SLU women's soccer, celebrates their 2-0 victory over Davidson and previews their semifinal matchup against St. Joseph's. Tom wraps up with his NFL picks.

In this episode, Tom Ackerman speaks with Steve Chapman, Executive Vice President and Chief Revenue and Marketing Officer of the St. Louis Blues. They discuss the Blues' recent 4-2 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs and the injury status of defenseman Philip Broberg. Chapman reflects on former coach Craig Berube's emotional return and highlights upcoming games, including Country Music Night and Kids Theme Night. He also encourages fans to grab tickets for the Frozen Four and the Winter Classic at Wrigley Field while supporting Amendment 2 to legalize sports betting in Missouri.

Come to a Dehoarding Accountability Zoom Session: http://www.overcomecompulsivehoarding.co.uk/ticket Subscribe to the podcast: https://www.overcomecompulsivehoarding.co.uk/subscribe Podcast show notes, links and transcript: http://www.overcomecompulsivehoarding.co.uk/  In this episode, I'm joined by Steve Chapman, an artist and coach, to talk about working creatively with your inner critic. We talk about understanding this inner voice as a misguided protector rather than an enemy and explore creative approaches like drawing or dancing with your critic to better engage with it. However sceptical you may be about it, listen to us talk about finding compassion for that voice in your head and how art can be a therapeutic ally in your journey. Even if, like me, you cannot draw! Steve Chapman: artist, writer, speaker, coach, with a background in Gestalt psychology, improv theatre, coaching, and art therapy. Discussion on creativity, imperfection, being stuck, shame, and the inner critic. Struggles with a harsh inner critic for years. Perspective shift influenced by the song "Hi Ren" Insights on the Inner Critic Inner critics act as misguided protectors from early childhood. An approach to understand inner critics rather than fight them. Creative Approach to the Inner Critic Drawing or creative engagement to externalise and personify the inner critic. Small creative experiments to better understand the inner critic. The therapeutic nature of experimenting with art. Inner Critic & Self-Compassion Developing a compassionate relationship with the inner critic. Thich Nhat Hanh on nurturing inner energy. Dealing with worry through acceptance and self-compassion. Art as a method to engage with emotions and inner critic Resonates with others and serves as a therapeutic tool. Shame & Vulnerability Shame thrives in secrecy; exposing it diminishes its power. Importance of bringing shame to light as discussed by Brene Brown. Comfort and Discomfort Finding a balance between comfort and distress. Advocates for taking small steps toward addressing discomfort. Discussing mental health openly demonstrates personal growth and reduced stigma. Working with different materials for creative exploration. Workshops begin without set goals to allow creativity to flourish. Dealing with Inner Critics Awareness of inner critics as part of being human and lifelong process. Engaging with the inner critic in a playful rather than adversarial way. Therapeutic Work and Community Support Value of in-depth therapeutic work and community support in managing inner critique. Artistic Abilities and Perceptions Societal pressures influence perception of artistic ability. Chapman aims to inspire and counter feelings of inadequacy. Role of Continuous Exploration in Art Art viewed as an ongoing process rather than a definitive product. Tuning into emotions and body sensations beyond verbal communication.

We are here with Georgia land real estate agent, Steve Chapman, and Dr. Yanshu Li of the Warnell School of Forestry & Natural Resources at the University of Georgia. Dr. Li is an associate professor of Forest Economics and Taxation and Steve Chapman is a forester with 35 years of experience, so this should give you a good idea of where the conversation is headed. We are here to discuss probably the most important part of harvesting timber and that is establishing your basis. Not establishing your timber basis is common and it can be a significant error when it comes time to harvest trees. This is the kind of episode that makes podcasts so amazing. It's great information and you don't even have to be a forester or timber investor to get into this stuff. Talk with Steve Chapman about your timber! See Dr. Yanshu Li's Research National Timber Tax Website Annual Timber Tax Tips for Forest Landowners  

This episode features a profound conversation with Steve Chapman, focusing on the liberation from societal constraints to embrace creative spontaneity and personal development. Steve shares his transition from as a organisational culture expert to pursuing artistic freedom, underlining the importance of lived experiences over traditional learning. Steve's projects like 'Sound of Silence' and 'Lost Cat' underscore the value of initiating endeavours without fixed goals, highlighting an organic discovery process. Additionally, Steve discusses his mask workshops, derived from Keith Johnson's concepts and Gestalt therapy, which facilitate personal discovery by encouraging participants to express hidden facets of their identities. Through these workshops and his approach to creativity, Steve emphasises the significance of embracing life's uncertainties and contradictions, acknowledging 'not knowing' as an intrinsic part of the human condition and a gateway to deeper self-awareness and creative exploration.Show notesAttend Steve Chapman's Mask Workshop on 17th May 2024 in Londonhttps://www.canscorpionssmoke.com/masks/Connect with Steve Chapmanhttps://www.canscorpionssmoke.com/https://www.instagram.com/stevexoh/Escape from Freedom by Erich Frommhttps://www.goodreads.com/book/show/25491.Escape_from_FreedomShow creditsIllustrations by Isa Vicentehttps://www.instagram.com/isadezgz/Music by Brad Porterhttps://prtr.co/Follow Design Feeling on social! LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/designfeelingco Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/designfeelingco/ Twitterhttps://twitter.com/designfeelingco TikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@designfeelingco Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/designfeelingco

This episode is something that is personal for host, Mac Christian. Chronic Wasting Disease just hit his area of the United States and it's something he has a lot of questions about. Whether you've had it in your area for years or you've never been around it, you likely have questions as well. Dr. Michael Chamberlain is a Terrell Professor of Wildlife Ecology and Management at Warnell School of Forestry & Natural Resources at the University of Georgia and among his many credentials, he is a field researcher for Chronic Wasting Disease. Mac Christian is here today with Dr. Chamberlain and National Land Realty agent, Steve Chapman to get as much information as possible on this topic. If you're like our hosts and you have questions about this disease, this episode will be extremely informational. Read about Dr. Michael Chamberlain Contact Steve Chapman Buy, Sell, Auction, or Lease Land

Turkey hunting is an obsession for thousands of hunters across the United States. Today Mac Christian is talking with Dr. Michael Chamberlain as well as National Land Realty agent, Steve Chapman. Dr. Michael Chamberlain is a Terrell Professor of Wildlife Ecology and Management at Warnell School of Forestry & Natural Resources at the University of Georgia. He conducts research on Wildlife Ecology and Management, Game Management, Wildlife Forest Mangement, Wildlife Population Genetics, and I can't honestly fit all of his credentials into this intro. Steve Chapman has 35 years of experience in forestry, a B.S. in Forest Resources from the University of Georgia, is GA and SAF Registered Forester, a Coordinator for the National Bobwhite Conservation Initiative, and is active in the National Wild Turkey Federation. What I am trying to say here is that today's guests are a lot smarter than most folks around the country when it comes to talking turkey. Read About Dr. Michael Chamberlain Contact Steve Chapman Buy, Sell, Auction, or Lease Land

Curious about how hybrid working is transforming organisations around the world? AWA's Hybrid Working Index reveals the truth about what's really going on. We look at different types of hybrid working policies, the volumes of people coming into office, the impact on the usage of workspace and the ultimate decisions being taken to resize real estate. The most recent results reflect a population of 150,000 people across 15 sectors and 22 countries. We reveal the latest findings and the trends across the data captured since June 2022 – and ask whether we are heading to some sort of steady state?There is also a fascinating interview with a contributor to the survey, Steve Chapman from the UK Government's Home Office about how the Index and the wider utilisation data they gather are helping inform decisions about their estate, and changing their approach to planning accommodation for their staff. Discover how this powerful tool can inform organisational decision making, providing valuable benchmarking data across locations and industry sectors. Mentions:Hybrid Working Index Report August 2023For details of the Hybrid Working Health Check, contact Andrew AWA Host: Karen PlumGuests: Josh Sumner, Workplace Strategist, AWAAndrew Mawson, Founder & Managing Director, AWASteve Chapman Head of OFW Estates Strategy, Estates Intelligent Client Function, Security, Estates and Information Directorate AWA Guest details: https://www.advanced-workplace.com/our-team/  CONTACTS & WEBSITE details:AWA contact: Andrew Mawson AWA Institute contact:Natalia Savitcaia Music: Licensed by Soundstripe – Lone CanyonWant to know more about AWA? Follow us on LinkedIn Visit our website Thanks for listening to the DNA of work podcast

• John G. Louis, Massage Therapy Hall of Famer, joins to talk about his time as massage therapist for the White Sox and more.  • Andy Field, ABC News Washington, has the latest details on what happened during Trump's arraignment today.  • Steve Chapman, former staff columnist and editorial writer for the Chicago Tribune, asks who deserves the credit for our surprisingly strong economy.  •Plus, Q101's Lauren O'Neil previews tomorrow's lineup at Lollapalooza, and two best friends stop in the studio on their way over to Grant Park.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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2:00 - The Lineup Game2:15 - Has Steven Matz pitched himself into the bullpen?2:30 - Are the Blues missing playoff caliber talent?2:45 - Have the Cardinals lost some of their fundamentals under Marmol?3:00 - Blues Executive Vice President/Chief Revenue & Marketing Officer, Steve Chapman on the legalization of sports gambling in Missouri3:15 - Is the answer for the rotation in Memphis?3:30 - What's Trending3:45 - Why ownership's strategy comes at a poor time4:00 - The Gauntlet4:15 - Blues insider from The Athletic, Jeremy Rutherford on Matthew Tkachuk's playoff performance4:30 - Can the Cardinals emulate the 2019 Nationals?4:45 - Sports Six Pack Par5:00 - What is the textline's definition of “good”?5:15 - Can a win versus Ohtani be a starting spot for the Cardinals?5:30 - The Biggest Question of the Day: What would you do with your day with the Cup? 5:45 - Beat the Streak & What You Missed Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

2:00 - The Lineup Game 2:15 - Has Steven Matz pitched himself into the bullpen? 2:30 - Are the Blues missing playoff caliber talent? 2:45 - Have the Cardinals lost some of their fundamentals under Marmol? 3:00 - Blues Executive Vice President/Chief Revenue & Marketing Officer, Steve Chapman on the legalization of sports gambling in Missouri 3:15 - Is the answer for the rotation in Memphis? 3:30 - What's Trending 3:45 - Why ownership's strategy comes at a poor time 4:00 - The Gauntlet 4:15 - Blues insider from The Athletic, Jeremy Rutherford on Matthew Tkachuk's playoff performance 4:30 - Can the Cardinals emulate the 2019 Nationals? 4:45 - Sports Six Pack Par 5:00 - What is the textline's definition of “good”? 5:15 - Can a win versus Ohtani be a starting spot for the Cardinals? 5:30 - The Biggest Question of the Day: What would you do with your day with the Cup?  5:45 - Beat the Streak & What You Missed Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Steve Chapman from the St. Louis Blues joins us to discuss the Sports Gambling situation in Missouri. Steve discusses from a franchise perspective and how all this works. Gas station slot machines. Columbia, IL. Ranking gas stations. Video poker. WSOP. Iggy's bookie. The movie Casino. EMOTD. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Steve Chapman from the St. Louis Blues joins us to discuss the Sports Gambling situation in Missouri. Steve discusses from a franchise perspective and how all this works. Gas station slot machines. Columbia, IL. Ranking gas stations. Video poker. WSOP. Iggy's bookie. The movie Casino. EMOTD. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Steve joins the show to talk about the Blues & Cardinals efforts in the discussion and debate around legalizing sports gambling in Missouri, why this is so potentially important for Missouri and what is currently being lost from the lack of legislation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Steve joins the show to talk about the Blues & Cardinals efforts in the discussion and debate around legalizing sports gambling in Missouri, why this is so potentially important for Missouri and what is currently being lost from the lack of legislation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Show interviews Steve Chapman, the Vice President of the St. Louis Blues about sports betting becoming legal in Missouri. 

In this episode of TravelZoom we take you to London.London dates back millennia. its history was shaped by the Romans, Vikings, Normans leaving behind a rich tapestry of culture and architecture. Aga, the host, interviews Steve Chapman. Steve is an artist, writer, speaker, and most importantly he's lived in London all his life. He talks about the hidden side of London, its art scene as well as the impact Brexit had on the city.More about Steve Chapman:Website: https://www.canscorpionssmoke.com/product-category/prints/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stevexoh/?hl=enTwitter: https://twitter.com/stevexoh?lang=enMore about TravelZoom Podcast:·       www.travelzoompodcast.com· Follow us on Instagram: @travelzoom_podcast · Subscribe to TravelZoom and leave a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you listen Interested in collaborating with us? Email: aga@travelzoompodcast.com

Steve Chapman, better known as Steve Xoh, is a visual artist and creator with an unusual, yet endearing and playful twist on reality. In this episode we talk about Steve's wide-spanning array of unique ideas and his need to constantly create. With a seemingly endless pit of inspiration, from the surreal to the down right silly, he captures his audiences imagination and brings them along for the ride. Despite the huge success of some of these projects, Steve has an admirable and intuitive sense of when to stop. Despite his fans often wanting more. I've been one of those fans for a while now, and talking to him here only deepened my admiration and respect for him as an artist and all-round great guy. Hope you enjoy the episode. You can follow Steve on Instagram @stevexoh

This is a segment from Sports Open Line with Matt Pauley. Steve Chapman, the Chief Revenue and Marketing Officer for the St. Louis Blues, joined Matt Pauley to discuss the future Blues Hall of Fame.   The Blues Hall of Fame will recognize 10 automatic inductions, including the eight players that have had their numbers retired: Al MacInnis Bob Gassoff Bob Plager Barclay Plager Sid Salomon Jr., original team owner Brian Sutter Brett Hull Bernie Federko Chris Pronger Dan Kelly, legendary broadcaster The complete inaugural class will be announced on Oct. 15, when the Blues host the Columbus Blue Jackets at Enterprise Center to open the 2022-23 season. Fans can vote for their favorite Blues to be inducted at stlblues.com/halloffame.

“Columny” was William Safire's word for the craft of column-writing (he also called it “the column dodge”). Steve Chapman has been an outstanding columnist for more than 40 years—mainly with the Chicago Tribune. He has now retired. Bill Buckley published the first piece that Chapman ever got paid for. Chapman thought about leaving the check […]

“Columny” was William Safire’s word for the craft of column-writing (he also called it “the column dodge”). Steve Chapman has been an outstanding columnist for more than 40 years—mainly with the Chicago Tribune. He has now retired. Bill Buckley published the first piece that Chapman ever got paid for. Chapman thought about leaving the check uncashed—maybe he should have it framed? Source

“Columny” was William Safire's word for the craft of column-writing (he also called it “the column dodge”). Steve Chapman has been an outstanding columnist for more than 40 years—mainly with the Chicago Tribune. He has now retired. Bill Buckley published the first piece that Chapman ever got paid for. Chapman thought about leaving the check uncashed—maybe he should have it framed? Source

David Jungnickel and Steve Chapman are the Co-Founders of Bleakmill Games, developers of INDUSTRIA (2021). INDUSTRIA is a narrative FPS game with science fiction, mystery, and drama elements. The game is fantastic. I played it on Steam, but it is also available on current-gen consoles. In this episode we will discuss achieving historical accuracy in environment design, level design, voice acting, acquiring a publisher, the importance of being in the same physical space as your close collaborators, weapon pickup animations, social media marketing, and much more. INDUSTRIA on Steam INDUSTRIA on Playstation INDUSTRIA on Xbox INDUSTRIA on Twitter: @INDUSTRIA_GAME Bleakmill Games on Twitter: @BleakmillGames Bleakmill Games on the web: http://www.bleakmill.com/ IGI on Twitter: @IndieGameINTL Consider becoming an IGI Patron: https://www.patreon.com/indiegameINTL IGI is a production of Su Madre Podcasts: https://sumadrepodcasts.com/

Recorded at Mass Torts Made Perfect in Las Vegas, NV April of 2022.0:17 - Giugi Carminati, LexShares, https://www.lexshares.com/2:42 - Bre Swanson, LEX Reception, https://www.lexreception.com/4:03 - Samantha Esilva, De Novo Review, https://denovoreview.com/4:45 - Ray Maldonado, Ybarra Maldonado & Alagha Law Group, https://abogadoray.com/5:44 - Jeff Bartholomew, Netmark Business Services, https://netmarkservices.com/7:50 - Paul Carrier, Claimant Medical Data Solutions, https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-carrier-065b7746/9:01 - Jessica Shaffer, Legal Nurse Alliance, https://lncalliance.com/10:39 - Jacob Whitehead, SW Employment Law, https://swemploymentlaw.com/12:08 - Jay Edelson, Edelson PC, https://edelson.com/14:58 - Matthew Kearny, LeadingResponse, https://leadingresponse.com/16:52 - Keith Newstrom, Intake Conversion Experts, https://www.intakeconversion.com/17:30 - Mark Panzavecchia, Panzavecchia & Associates, https://www.panzavecchialaw.com/19:38 - Nick Mucerino, Forman Law Offices, https://www.formanlawoffices.com/21:37 - Neal Zeer, Express Funding of America, https://efafunds.com/23:50 - Paul Faust, RingBoost, https://www.ringboost.com/25:18 - Jeff Trueman, Jeff Trueman, Esq., Mediator & Arbitrator, https://www.jefftrueman.com/26:53 - Vesper Gibbs Barnes, Law Office of Vesper Gibbs Barnes & Associates, https://www.vespergibbsbarneslaw.com/27:44 - Ammad Sheikh, Duffy & Duffy, https://www.duffyduffylaw.com/30:16 - Steve Chapman, Webb Cason & Manning, https://www.wcctxlaw.com/

On August 31st in 1984, 19-year-old Steve Chapman had a motorcycle accident that left him laying in an apple orchard with a broken back and a collapsed lung for 14 hours through the night, surviving a thunderstorm that brought hail and high winds. Amazingly, Steve was found by a friend in his helicopter the next morning On this MADM, Steve Chapman, who is now a U.S. Paralympian and sales specialist for Top End Wheelchairs, is sharing some of his journey and how he is able to help others through his profession. I encourage you to listen & share. Sponsor: Alabama The Beautiful Magazine