Podcast appearances and mentions of Steve Webb

We're excited to introduce our new permanent host, Emily Brass. She speaks with Steve Webb about her time in the port city so far and what drew her here.

The lead up to the holidays is a busy shopping season. But retailers say it's also a busy shoplifting season. Steve Webb speaks with Liz Miller a small business owner in Saint John, and then he speaks with Jim Cormier with the Retail Council of Canada

Live from the heart of Microsoft Ignite 2024 in Chicago, we're bringing you three daily episodes. Join us as we make connections between Microsoft, Azure AI and Data, Security, Industry, Development Community and customer experience. Plus, we'll keep you updated on all the latest news and juicy gossip.  On day one of the conference Dave and Rob first chat with friend of the show Steve Webb about the main Keynote announcements by Satya Nadella, Ignite itself and the critical topic of Chicago pizza.Then they talk to:Arun Ulag, CVP Azure Data, Microsoft, about the importance of Data in the AI landscapeTLDR00:40 Main announcements at Microsoft Ignite 2024 by the team 19:40 Azure Data meets AI with Arun Ulag  Guest Arun Ulag: https://www.linkedin.com/in/arunulag/ Hosts Dave Chapman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chapmandr/Rob Kernahan: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-kernahan/With Steve Webb https://www.linkedin.com/in/stevenpwebb/Production Marcel van der Burg: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcel-vd-burg/ Dave Chapman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chapmandr/ Sound Ben Corbett: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ben-corbett-3b6a11135/ Louis Corbett:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/louis-corbett-087250264/'Cloud Realities' is an original podcast from Capgemini

Former Islanders forward Steve Webb joins "The Double Chili Islanders Podcast" with Peter Schwartz. Peter talks with Steve about "Team Up 4 Community", an organization that Steve founded and runs with his wife Teresa. Peter also talks to Steve about his career with the Islanders, the current Islanders and planting roots on Long Island.  For more information about Steve's organization, please visit their website at www.tu4c.org.

The This is Money podcast recently welcomed Sir Steve Webb for a special episode where he answered listeners' questions on everything you need to know about pensions. In this excerpt, Steve and Simon Lambert discuss whether you should invest in a work pension or Sipp - and how to make the most of them. > Listen back to the full Steve Webb pensions episode

Sir Steve Webb has been This is Money's pensions agony uncle for the past eight years - and this week he celebrated an astonishing 400 columns. Every week, Steve, in partnership with This is Money's pensions and investing editor Tanya Jefferies, answers readers' questions about retirement. On this special episode of the This is Money podcast, Steve joins Georgie Frost and Simon Lambert to answer your questions about pensions. From how to invest for retirement, to the state pension and tax , this show highlights what you need to know about pensions. Plus, with the Budget on the way and speculation at fever pitch, Steve, Simon and Georgie debate what might happen - and share their views on what should happen. Don't miss this essential podcast that could set you up for a richer retirement.

At the temporary pavilion in London's Olympia we meet woodworker and designer Rio Kobayashi, along with structural engineer Steve Webb, to discuss their collaborative project.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Do you keep savings in your current account? It's an easy trap to fall into, with a third of people admitting they do it in a recent poll. If you do keep a savings pot in a bank account you are likely to be missing out on a big chunk of interest you could otherwise earn. But even if they don't do this, there's two more mistakes people make – using convenient ‘insult' accounts with their existing bank that pay pitiful interest and not using a cash Isa and losing out to tax. On this podcast, Georgie Frost, Lee Boyce and Simon Lambert look at how to make more of your savings and avoid handing over returns to the bank or taxman. Plus, are you playing into the hands of shoulder surfing fraudsters or phone snatchers, why are more larger detached homes hitting the market and how can you get Steve Webb to answer your pension question on next week's podcast?

Former Islanders forward Steve Webb joins Greg and Cory for Ep. 62 of the podcast. Webb talks about his unique path to his hockey career (3:26), playing minor league hockey in Kentucky (18:08), his early Isles tenure (22:07), living in the "frat house" with the Islanders (36:07), the 2002 playoffs (40:50) and more!

In this week's episode, Jacob Shah chats to Joel Hartley, Partner at LCP, on tail risk strategies. Before we interview Joel, Jacob also talks to Steve Webb, Partner at LCP, to get his insights on how the new Labour government might want to influence how pension schemes invest in the UK.

Saint John city council has voted to expand the Spruce Lake Industrial Park. Attracting new business to the park is a priority for council, according to Mayor Donna Reardon. She spoke with host Steve Webb.

Dr. Mike Simon speaks with Steve Webb about the common blood disorder that can have major consequences for your health.

A long-awaited report on how women born in the 1950s were affected by increases to their retirement age - the so-called WASPI women, which stands for women against state pension inequality - has been published today. It recommends compensation and says the Department for Work and Pensions failed to adequately inform the women affected. Emma Barnett hears from Steve Webb, former pensions minister from 2010 to 2015, when changes to pension ages were accelerated, and to Frances Neil, a WASPI coordinator in Essex.Dr Jen Gunter is a gynaecologist and author based in California, with a huge global following, known for calling out products marketed to women which claim to address their neglected health issues but have no evidence base and could be harmful. In her latest book, simply called Blood, she tackles the menstrual cycle and myths ancient and modern associated with it. Jen joins Emma in studio.John Lennon told them that ‘girls don't play guitar', but these four girls from 1960s Liverpool were determined to prove him wrong. Mary, Sylvia, Valerie and Pamela formed Britain's first female rock'n'roll band The Liverbirds, and went on to tour stadiums across Europe, record two hit albums and play with the Kinks, Rolling Stones and Chuck Berry – all in the space of five years. Emma talks to the two surviving members of the band about their incredible story.Figures out today show that 4.3 million children in the UK are living in poverty. Emma speaks to Sara Ogilvie, Policy Director at Child Poverty Action Group and to Jo, a lone parent living in Greater Manchester with a 14-year-old son and on a low income.

Students are frustrated by the response of UNBSJ to concerns around bedbugs on campus. We hear from Rachel Woodside, a second-year arts student at UNBSJ and her mom Rebecca. Steve Webb then speaks with Emily Wheaton editor-in-chief for the UNBSJ campus newspaper, The Baron about the situation.

Canadians have continued to move further and further away from food production. We can see this in our expanding urban centers and less individuals growing the food we consume. This has led to more discussions about consuming food that is more sustainable. Not only sustainable environmentally, but also economically and socially. The Global Institute for Food Security (GIFS) at the University of Saskatchewan, was tasked in 2022 with understanding agriculture's contributions to improved sustainable outcomes. As a part of this, GIFS has examined the carbon footprint of agricultural production in Saskatchewan and Canada and compared that to other producers across the globe. Dr. Steve Webb, who is the CEO of the Global Institute for Food Security in Saskatoon SK walks through how we're doing growing cereals, pulses and oilseeds based on the latest research. Host: Clinton Monchuk  Clinton Monchuk grew up on a mixed dairy, beef and grain family farm outside of Lanigan, Saskatchewan. He received his Bachelor's of Science in Agriculture majoring in Agricultural Economics from the University of Saskatchewan and Masters of Business Administration in Agriculture from the University of Guelph. Clinton has enjoyed numerous roles across Canada, the United States and Mexico as a researcher, educator, manager, economist and director of trade policy.   In 2016, Clinton accepted the role of Executive Director with Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan to promote farming and ranching to consumers. Clinton understands the value of increasing public trust in agriculture and actively promotes engagement between the agriculture industry and consumers.   Clinton, Laura and their children Jackson and Katelyn, are active partners on their family grain and layer farm in Saskatchewan and cattle ranch in Oklahoma.Guest: Dr. Steven WebbSteven joined the Global Institute for Food Security (GIFS) as Chief Executive Officer in 2019, following a 23-year career with Corteva Agriscience (formerly Dow AgroSciences) in Indiana, United States. His most recent role at Corteva was Research and Development Director of External Technology, where he led many research collaborations with private sector companies, research institutes and universities around the world. Steven earned a PhD in immunochemistry (1998), a Master's degree in biochemistry (1992) and a Bachelor of Science degree in microbiology (1990) from the University of Guelph, Ontario.   About the Global Institute for Food Security  The Global Institute for Food Security (GIFS) works with partners to discover, develop and deliver innovative solutions for the production of globally sustainable food. Founded by Nutrien, the Government of Saskatchewan and the University of Saskatchewan (USask), GIFS is agriculture's innovation catalyst, connecting the agri-food ecosystem, advancing innovation and bridging the gap to commercialization to deliver resilient and sustainable food security for all stakeholders. Learn more about GIFS at gifs.caResources:GIFS Carbon Life Cycle AnalysisHow Carbon Farming is Helping Fight Climate ChangeHow is Wheat Grown in Canada?Connect with us: Website, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Youtube , emailSign up for our newsletter

In this episode, Dodgersbeat writers Cody Snavely and Steve Webb preview the Dodgers 2024 starters and relief pitchers. They take a look at how the rotation looks to start the season and how it may change throughout the year. Also how the bullpen will look this season.

In this episode, Dodgersbeat writers Cody Snavely and Steve Webb preview the Dodgers 2024 position players. They took a look at each position and who we can expect to see on a nightly basis.

Here's what to expect on the podcast:What factors or experiences brought Steve and Toni together to embark on a co-authorship journey?Why is having a co-author beneficial in the creative process of writing a book?What strategies or habits can help a writer stay motivated during the writing process?Where did Steve and Toni draw inspiration for their respective books?And much more! About Toni Runkle and Steve Webb:Toni Runkle and Steve Webb have always loved telling stories. After becoming friends as graduate students at the USC School of Cinematic Arts, they worked separately in the movie and television industry for a number of years before coming together to write novels for young readers. Their first book, Glitter Girl, was called "...an empowering message about striving to be true to oneself..." by Kirkus Reviews. Toni loves scary movies, her garden, and trips to the beach. Steve loves baseball, not-so-scary movies, and a good cheeseburger. Both writers are married (not to each other because that would get weird) and live in Southern California with their respective families.Runkle and Webb (authors of Glitter Girl) put a modern spin on a good old-fashioned swashbuckling adventure, mixing it with the drama and angst crucial to young adult fiction. The story follows 15-year-old orphan and juvenile delinquent Bonnie Hartwright, whose latest stunt is the last straw for her foster family. When Bonnie's sent to what she thinks is a bizarre sailing-themed reform school, she discovers it's actually the training ground for a secret society dedicated to waging war on the undead pirate Calico Jack Rackham—who gains life by killing his heirs, all of whom share the same birthmark.That secret society—the Brigands of the Compass Rose—and their recruits are led by the elderly Captain Ballister. Bonnie's crew consists of a New Yorker named Wilder, a snooty film producer's son Tanner, young legacy brigand Barnaby, and the Captain's dashing grandson, Reed, among others. Each character earns their moment in the sun as they uncover, together, a yacht-theft ring being run by men who answer to Calico Jack. More secrets are revealed, and Bonnie discovers, shockingly, that her parents are still alive—and she's the next target for Calico Jack. The climax is a rousing ship-to-ship battle between Bonnie's crew and the evil pirates, made all the more effective by Runkle and Webb's careful development of the camaraderie between the young brigands.More than just a highseas adventure, The Pirate's Curse dives into sailing, sword fighting, herbalism, the history of piracy, and even the Gullah Geechee culture of the Carolinas, all subtly developed through the teens' complex interplay. The love triangle between Bonnie, Reed, and Wilder stays at a steady boil, and though the story has a satisfying ending, the authors leave plenty of unresolved threads for potential sequels. Beyond the compelling fantasy setup, this is a deeply emotional exploration of belonging and community.Takeaway: Rollicking high-seas adventure with surprising depth.*Post Interview: Toni and Steve shared that The Pirate's Curse trilogy will be a major international television series!Website: https://runklewebb.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runklewebb/Books Available On Amazon: The Pirate's Curse: Brigands of the Compass Rose https://amzn.to/46V56D4Glitter Girl https://amzn.to/3RzKDzr Connect with Candice Snyder!Website: https://hairhealthvitality.com/passion-purpose-and-possibilities/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/candice.snyderInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/candicesny17/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/candicesnyder/ICAN Institute: https://vl729.isrefer.com/go/mindandbody/PassionPurpose22/Shop For A Cause With Gifts That Give Back to Nonprofits: https://thekindnesscause.com/

I'm away this week.  Here's one of my favourite episodes to tide you over until I'm back. Agriculture technology is helping to fight COVID-19 and play a role in preparations for future pandemics. A recent article in Nature Biotechnology said the current pandemic shows the need to mobilize efforts on a large scale to ramp up diagnostics and testing. The lead author is Steve Webb, chief executive officer of the Global Institute for Food Security (GIFS) at the University of Saskatchewan. Webb will explain how the tools used in plant breeding—like genetic testing and sequencing, are the same as those use in the pharmaceutical and health care fields.The Canadian Beef Industry Conference usually attract hundreds of cattle producers, as well as the other players in the beef industry to Calgary, Alberta. But instead the conference was held entirely on-line due to COVID-19. The opening keynote speaker was from London, England. David Hughes is an Emeritus Professor of Food Marketing at Imperial College. He is considered an expert in global food issues and opportunities. He spoke about food trends and the steps the cattle industry needs to take in order to be sustainable and strong.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

No-one will ever know so it should be ok ..... right?In Episode #419 of 'Musings', Juan & I discuss: how integrity is different from goal setting, why those hidden actions beneath the surface matter (sometimes lol), the reason you can only have integrity in specific domains and the way it presents itself in specific actions in our lives. Massive thanks to Beglitched, Joe Martin Music, Juan Sebastian, Dave Jones, Sir Wes, Tumbleweed, Kieran Nolan, McIntosh, Bug Eyed Stormtrooper, Anonymous, Ace Ackerman, Steve Webb & Börsen Gelaber for the support! Another huge week, thank you so much

Loaded with Steve Webb, brings you a weekly fix of old and new alt rock, indie rock, grunge, post punk, punk, shoegaze, electronic and much more! There's also an occasional classic in tribute to my formative years as co-founder/resident DJ at some of Brum's finest club nights including the original Edwards No 8, XLs and Xposure Rock Café! So crank the volume up to 11 and get ready for 2 hours of the finest mix of rock n roll! Loaded Playlist - 17.10.23 Wolf Alice - Formidable Cool Veruca Salt - Seether Spoon Benders - Dichotomatic Faith No More - Stripsearch University - Notre Dame Made Out Of Flesh Das Koolies - Nuthin Sandwich Alison Mosshart - Tomorow Never Knows The Kills - 103 070 Shake - Black Dress Juliana Hatfield Three - My Sister Indian Askin - Possessed Lowrider - Pipe Rider Problem Patterns - Who We Do Not Save Gut Health - Inner Norm Last Hounds - Slow Burn Alien Nosejob - Split Personality Fat Dog - King Of The Slugs Anna Erhard - 170 Share - Love My Way Nep - Fender Hotline TNT - I Thought You'd Change Beta Band - She's The One New Candys - Everything's Fucking Boring Thick - Doomer Feeder - Elf  

Loaded with Steve Webb, brings you a weekly fix of old and new alt rock, indie rock, grunge, post punk, punk, shoegaze, electronic and much more! There's also an occasional classic in tribute to my formative years as co-founder/resident DJ at some of Brum's finest club nights including the original Edwards No 8, XLs and Xposure Rock Café! So crank the volume up to 11 and get ready for 2 hours of the finest mix of rock n roll! Loaded Playlist - 10.10.23 Ciel - Somebody Soulwax - Missing Wires This Is War - Pray The Commoners - Devil Teasin Me Ratboys - Black Earth, WI Sparklehorse - Comfort Me Voom - B Your Boy King Hannah - All Being Fine Manic Street Preachers - La Tristesse Durera Suede - Electricity Ratbag - Rats In My Walls Pile - Loops The Smile - You'll Never Work In Television Again Split System - Alone Again  Cancer Bats - Weird Punx Graveyard - Twice Kieran Hebden - Darkness, Darkness The Cosavettes - Say What You See JW Francis - Swooning The Strokes - Drag Queen Los Bitchos - Tequila Screaming Females - Brass Bell Sarah Shook & The Disarmers Sonic Youth - Incinerate Etta Marcus - Theatre The Record Company - Dance On Mondays The Black Keys - No Lovin'

We will be joined by POV paranormal live from the haunted doll Doll at poasttown elementary. We are also celebrating Riley's Birthday!! This is a What Goes Bump 1st where a guest is joining us live from a #Haunted Location. POV has a massive following for their awesome Tic Toks documenting their paranormal adventures! Presenting some outstanding paranormal evidence. Make sure to check out PoastTown Elementary your self in the link below! Over the years Poasttown School has had some amazing home teams. We would like to introduce our latest host team – POV PARANORMAL. POV Paranormal is a a local, family based paranormal research team located in southwest Ohio. The group consists of two married couples Jaime & Earnie Russell and Denise & Steve Webb. The team brings a wide range of talents and abilities to help at the school. Poasttown is honored to have them as our latest Home Team. We truly believe you will enjoy them as well as they take you on the tours, walk throughs and even get to investigate with them. https://poasttownschool.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/povparanormal/ TikTok: @pov_paranormal YouTube: POV Paranormal Where to Find What Goes Bump In The Night YouTube: @whatgoesbumpinthenight Facebook: What Goes Bump In The Night Instagram: @Whatgoesbumppod X: @Whatgoesbumppod Tic Tok: @whatgoesbumppod Threads: @whatgoesbumppod $$$ Donations $$$ All donations are used to directly support the channel. Hosting a podcast on all streaming platforms is not free and if you would like to support and help us keep our dream alive we are forever grateful for our #NightCrew Family. These funds go to paying host site fees, investigations, giveaways and so much more! CashApp #Whatgoesbump Venmo @Whatgoesbump #WhatGoesBumpInTheNight #paranormal #haunted #HauntedLocations #MostHaunted #paranormalPodcast #Campfirestories

Loaded with Steve Webb, brings you a weekly fix of old and new alt rock, indie rock, grunge, post punk, punk, shoegaze, electronic and much more! There's also an occasional classic in tribute to my formative years as co-founder/resident DJ at some of Brum's finest club nights including the original Edwards No 8, XLs and Xposure Rock Café! So crank the volume up to 11 and get ready for 2 hours of the finest mix of rock n roll! Loaded Playlist - 03.10.23 The Dandy Warhols - Boys Better Momma - Bang Bang Palehound - Independence Day Soft Play - Punk's Dead Death From Above 1979 - Cheap Talk Jeff Rosenstock - Doubt Beck - Old Man Cake - Frank Sinatra Sitting On Stacy - Baby Girl Peaches - Boys Wanna Be Her Muse - Muscle Museum  Radiohead - The National Anthem Arcy Drive - Wicked Styley Peter Xan - Hostage Du Blonde - Message Deleted PVA - Untethered Jessica Winter - All I Need Nine inch Nails - Perfect Drug Danger Mouse - Brooklyn Bazquait Karen O - Redeemer Pleasure Pill - Wonder How Hanni El Khatib - I'm Gonna Die Alone Wunderhorse - Teal The Murlocs - Russian Roulette Kikagaku Moyo - Nana Hotel Lux - National Team Fidlar - Nookie Meryl Streek - If This Is Life The Veldt - Everlasting Gobstopper  

Loaded with Steve Webb, brings you a weekly fix of old and new alt rock, indie rock, grunge, post punk, punk, shoegaze, electronic and much more! There's also an occasional classic in tribute to my formative years as co-founder/resident DJ at some of Brum's finest club nights including the original Edwards No 8, XLs and Xposure Rock Café! So crank the volume up to 11 and get ready for 2 hours of the finest mix of rock n roll! Les Big Byrd - I'm Living A Saved Life Now The Murder Capital - Return my Head Do Nothing - New Life The Joy Formidable - Cut Your Face Royal Blood - Shiner In The Dark Beautiful Freakin Weirdo - I Am Fire Sulk - Give It A Squeeze Finding Aurora - Repeat After Me Slowdive - The Slab The National - Space Invader Chemical Brothers - Skipping Like A Stone Algiers - Irreversible Damage Fizz - Hell Of A Ride The Grogans - I Cannot Read Your Mind Orla Gartland - Kiss Your Face Forever Descartes A Kant - After Destruction Led Zeppelin - Carouselambra Kings of Leon - King of The Rodeo Jaws - Sweat Dick Dudley - Salt English Teacher - The World's Biggest Paving Slab Luna Bay - You Rahill - Fables Marlhy - LOve To Kill Cooper T - Original And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead - So Divided  

Ad platforms are a core component of the modern marketing ecosystem – and one that has been undergoing big changes these last few years along with many other parts of the games marketing industry. As Unity's VP Strategic Partnerships & Business Strategy, Steve Webb works with key advertising and monetization partners and platforms – and also works to provide game developers with unique insights on how to succeed in gaming – giving him a deep understanding of how the ecosystem is evolving. Learn more about Unity's growth strategy and place in the modern marketing ecosystem, how the ecosystem has evolved over time, it's impact on game development and game marketing, what is going on in the ecosystem now, and where things are heading from here. We dive into data availability and how some changes have leveled the playing field; the necessity of consolidation (or lack thereof) and how it's impacted game developers, publishers, and advertisers; emerging technologies; and much more. If you're a game developer or marketer, be sure to watch now!

Loaded with Steve Webb, brings you a weekly fix of old and new alt rock, indie rock, grunge, post punk, punk, shoegaze, electronic and much more! There's also an occasional classic in tribute to my formative years as co-founder/resident DJ at some of Brum's finest club nights including the original Edwards No 8, XLs and Xposure Rock Café! So crank the volume up to 11 and get ready for 2 hours of the finest mix of rock n roll! Loaded Playlist - 18.07.23 Superbloom - Pig Jaws The Shark - Suff City Mannequin Death Squad - Monsters Death Valley Girls - Magic Powers Waeve - Kill Me Again Johnny Marr - Receiver Reverend Beat/Izobel Garcia - Black Metal Skull Practitioners - Intruder Smashing Pumpkins - I Am One Silversun Pickups - I'm The Man The Blamers - All Bark, No Bite Carr - Spiral City Itchy - You Annie Taylor - Schoolgirl Microwave - But Not Often Quarters of Change - What I Wanted Neil Francis - Don't You Want To Know Craig Armstrong/Self Esteem - Black Eyed Dog Peter McPoland - Ceiling Fan/Piggy Baroness - Last Word Witch/Sampa The Great - Avalanche of Love Soundgarden - The Day I Tried To Live Tan Universe - Sunshine Shrine The Arcs - Keep On Dreaming King Tuff - Portrait of God Twin Peaks - Making Breakfast Pearl Jam - Not For You

Loaded with Steve Webb, brings you a weekly fix of old and new alt rock, indie rock, grunge, post punk, punk, shoegaze, electronic and much more! There's also an occasional classic in tribute to my formative years as co-founder/resident DJ at some of Brum's finest club nights including the original Edwards No 8, XLs and Xposure Rock Café! So crank the volume up to 11 and get ready for 2 hours of the finest mix of rock n roll!   Loaded Playlist - 11.07.23 Dazy/Militarie Gun - Pressure Cooker Water From Your Eyes - Barley Bar Italia! - Nurse! Motorpsycho - Patterns Girl Scout - Weirdo Miya Folick - Get Out of My House The Mysterines - Begin Again Blondeshell - Salad Tigercub - Control Ghosts of Vroom - Pay The Man ZZ Top - I Gotsta Get Paid Mammoth WVH - Take A Bow Corrine Bailey Rae - New Your Transit Queen G Flip - The Worst Person Alive The Jins - A Clue Another Sky - A Feeling Sundara Karma - Friends of Mine The Front Bottoms - Punching Bag Kate Davis - Monster Mash Mspaint - Information Movualango - The Peak Hamish Hawk - Think Of Us Kissing Louise Post - Guilty The South Hill Experiment - Chameleons The Veils - Bullfighter Spotlights - Algorithmic Hannah Jadagu - What You Did QOTSA - Straight Jacket Fitting The Wildhearts - Skybabies  

Tim Person, is your host for this informative and interesting episode, of the KDHX podcast Tangazo. -----  StLouis County Council Chairwoman Shalonda Webb and husband former Missouri State Representative Steve Webb, Engagement Director for StLouis Recorder of Deeds, Michael Butler, joined Tim, for a lively discussion at the Kdhx studio, on Washington ave. The Webb's, talk about their journey to StLouis, which started in Port Arthur, Texas and ultimately led to Shalonda Webb, becoming a StLouis County Council member representing the 4th County Council District. ------ Webb's ascension, to Chairman of the powerful StLouis County Council, makes her the second most powerful person, in StLouis County government.------ Shalonda Webb, served as Vice Chairman of the StLouis County Council, for two terms working hand and hand, with former Council Chairwoman Rita Days, bringing attention and respect to issues confronting North StLouis County's, majority African American population. ----- Steven Webb, routinely serves as a consultant , for six black elected officials in StLouis County, making the Webb's a true definition, of a power couple. ------ The show covers several topics, including the challenges of leading the County Council, the increase in violent crime in StLouis County, the lack of quality housing in North County, the perception of lawless drivers, the challenges facing young people and how to move the StLouis region forward.----- The show also touches on the importance, of strong visionary regional leadership, working collectively for the betterment of the St.Louis metro area.

Loaded with Steve Webb, brings you a weekly fix of old and new alt rock, indie rock, grunge, post punk, punk, shoegaze, electronic and much more! There's also an occasional classic in tribute to my formative years as co-founder/resident DJ at some of Brum's finest club nights including the original Edwards No 8, XLs and Xposure Rock Café! So crank the volume up to 11 and get ready for 2 hours of the finest mix of rock n roll!   Loaded Playlist - 16.05.23 Glytsh - V.H.S Delilah Bon - Brat The Horrors - Hologram Lizzie Esau - Killer Demob Happy - Run Baby Run Spiritual Cramp - Phone Lines Down Supera Morza - Past Vibration Motorhead - Enter Sandman QOTSA - Emotion Sickness Building Giants - A Sudden Loss of Vision Exit Kid - I Lied Maggie Miles - Momentum Zeta Rae - Enemy Public Body - No Constraint Big Special - Shithouse The Nude Party - Hey Monet Austin Webber - Edith From The Third Floor The Linda Lindas - Too Many Things Alt Blk Era - Rockstar The Wildhearts - Do The Channel Bop Incubus - The Warning House of Pain - Top of The Mornin' To Ya' The Prodigy & Public Enemy - Shut 'Em Up DFA 1979 - Sexy Results The Grogans - Nowhere To Be Vundabar - Digital Forest The Vanns - Last of Your Kind Then Comes Silence - Apocalypse Flare

Loaded with Steve Webb, brings you a weekly fix of old and new alt rock, indie rock, grunge, post punk, punk, shoegaze, electronic and much more! There's also an occasional classic in tribute to my formative years as co-founder/resident DJ at some of Brum's finest club nights including the original Edwards No 8, XLs and Xposure Rock Café! So crank the volume up to 11 and get ready for 2 hours of the finest mix of rock n roll! Loaded Playlist - 12.05.23 Cola - At Pace Meisha & The Spanks - So Mad Gang of Four - To Hell With Poverty Beastie Boys - So What'Cha Want Luscious Jackson - Citysong Hannah Flora - Imagine How God Feels Lael Neale - I Am The River Palehound - The Clutch The Hives - Bogus Operandi Boy Bleach - Daylight Robbery Holm - Lose The Shoes Chat Pile - Lake Time (Mr Rodan) Spider - Why Would I Bother Friko - Crimson To Chrome Pynch - London Laveda - Troy Creeps Badly Drawn Boy - Everybody's Stalking Breanna Barbara - Diamond Light Iraina Marcini - Cannonball Brad - In The Moment That You're Born Deerghoof - My Lovely Cat Chalk - Velodrome Lambrini Girls - Lads Lads Lads Good Boy Daisy - Terrify Tribes - Hard Pill Lanterns On The Lake - The Likes Of Us Hong Kong Wigs - Fa Fa Fa Viji - Down Sonic Youth - Sugar Kane  

Loaded with Steve Webb, brings you a weekly fix of old and new alt rock, indie rock, grunge, post punk, punk, shoegaze, electronic and much more! There's also an occasional classic in tribute to my formative years as co-founder/resident DJ at some of Brum's finest club nights including the original Edwards No 8, XLs and Xposure Rock Café! So crank the volume up to 11 and get ready for 2 hours of the finest mix of rock n roll! Loaded Playlist - 02.05.23 Stone Temple Pilots - Meatplow Quasi - Doomscrollers Hunny - Action --> Reaction PJ Harvey - A Child's Question, August Mercury Rev- Hercules Gae Vinci - Camelie Moreish Idols - Chum Personal Trainer - The Lazer Deaf Radio - Death Club Spidergawd - Your Heritage Extreme - Banshee Bedsit - Dead Bands Jeen - Shallow West Thebarton - George Michael Gigi Perez - Kill For You Sego - Surrender Cumgirl8 - Cicciolina Automatic - On The Edge Hector Tellez Jr - Where's My Phone Heartworms - Retribution Of An Awful Life Nuhu Ruby Ra - Self Portraiture Girl And Girl - All I See Single Mothers - Inquisator The Gaslight Anthem - Positive Charge Alexsucks - Can We Forget Lurk - Honey Hive Nirvana - In Bloom Liam Lynch - Fake Pixies Song  

This piece focuses upon the “REMAP-CAP” trial; A Randomised, Embedded, Multi-factorial, Adaptive Platform Trial for Community-Acquired Pneumonia. It's a wide ranging discussion which looks behind the headlines of this fascinating piece of research. Their website is here: https://www.remapcap.org/ In the podcast you will hear Monty Mythen speaking with Steve Webb, Professor of Critical Care Research at Monash University, Director of Research for St John of God Healthcare, and a ICU consultant at St John of God Subiaco and the Mount Hospital and Doug Campbell, Anaesthetic specialist at Auckland City Hospital.

Loaded with Steve Webb, brings you a weekly fix of old and new alt rock, indie rock, grunge, post punk, punk, shoegaze, electronic and much more! There's also an occasional classic in tribute to my formative years as co-founder/resident DJ at some of Brum's finest club nights including the original Edwards No 8, XLs and Xposure Rock Café! So crank the volume up to 11 and get ready for 2 hours of the finest mix of rock n roll! Loaded Playlist - 25.04.23 Atticus Chimps - Alien Jewellery Chappaqua Wrestling - My Fall Hot Wax - Treasure Suede - She Leads Me On Desperate Journalist - Fault Hatchie - Nosedive Gretel Hanlyn - King of Nothing Paerish - Houses of American Style Balanca & Composure - Saviour Mode Wifecult - Hold It Down Iggy Pop - Gardenia Izzy And The Black Trees - Liberate Grave Pleasures - Society of Spectres Bad // Dreema - New Breeze Trophy Eyes - What Hurts The Most South Arcade - Danger KNTC - Melatonin Empty Head - Modern Man His Lordship - Buzzkill Foo Fighters - Rescued Drahla - Lip Sync Vincent's Last Summer - Below The Ceiling The Big Moon - Trouble Sleaford Mods - So Trendy Porno For Pyros - Pets Bleached - Flip It Stonefield - Far From Earth Errorr - Innocent Hawkind - Arrival In Utopia

On this episode of Boomsies, Dan O'Toole Dan is joined by former pro hockey player Steve Webb. He also responds to your emails, examines the new food options at Rogers Centre, and explores the Eaton Centre with his daughters.

“Healthcare systems obviously have as their primary role the delivery of healthcare,” says Steve Webb, Australian Clinical Trials Alliance board chair. “But we can see big improvements in health outcomes, combined with substantially better financial performance of the healthcare system, if the healthcare system has the dual role of treating patients as well as generating evidence about the most effective treatment options to guide that care.”

Jeremy Hunt had a spring in his step this week as he delivered his Budget.  It was a considerably different air to the gloomy warning of trouble ahead in his November Autumn Statement. The headline act was a major shake-up of pension saving rules, removing restrictions that limit the amount that can go in without tax penalties. The lifetime allowance was abolished rather than raised, the annual allowance got a big bump, and rules to stop pension recycling were eased. Was this a bung for the rich shovelling cash into their pension - and doctors - or a move that will help many more young professional savers aspiring to a decent retirement, who may not realise the lifetime limit could be hit? On this week's podcast, Georgie Frost, Helen Crane and Simon Lambert delve into the Budget and joining them to explain the pensions element is a special guest, This is Money's retirement columnist and ex-pensions minister Steve Webb. Also in the Budget was news on the economy, a ray of hope on energy bills, and a big expansion of free childcare... but it won't come in for some time.  The team look at all those elements and more. And finally, as the Budget claimed the headlines something else was rumbling on: a mini-banking crisis sparked by the Sillicon Valley Bank collapse. What is going on there and should we be worried?

You'd like to imagine that when it came to the state pension, you'd be dealing with a more robust system than the ones that deliver the average customer service nightmare. Savers could be forgive for questioning whether that was the case after a string of recent blunders. First we had the underpaid women's state pensions scandal, now we have the pension top-ups system creaking at the seams, at the same time as it turns out there may be a serious problem with the records of those who have received Universal Credit. The common thread running through exposing these problems has been This is Money's pension and investing editor Tanya Jefferies and retirement columnist Steve Webb. They have worked tirelessly to help those affected and bring these issues to light. This week, we had a state pension double header of news with an admission of the problems over Universal Credit and the Government finally extending the deadline for boosting state pension via top-ups. On this podcast episode, Tanya talks us through the problems and discusses what they mean for people, with Georgie Frost and Simon Lambert. Also, the team talk about why you should put your savings in a cash Isa, where to find the best ones and why transfers might be the most important thing you can do. Plus, who are the Dividend Heroes, what have they got to do with the Rolling Stones and what can we learn from them on long-term investing? And finally, rising interest rates have severely hampered the amount of mortgage a monthly payment can buy, so, could you afford your home now?

As Rishi Sunak heads to Belfast for surprise talks, Bloomberg's Caroline Hepker and Yuan Potts ponder if it's progress or just Brexit deja vu. Katie Murray, CFO of Edinburgh-based NatWest joins to talk about the outlook for the economy and whether Britain's lenders should be paying more tax. Plus, how does the UK's pension system compare to the rest of Europe? We look at its pros and cons with former pensions minister Steve Webb. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Transcript Today’s Bible Translation Bible translation used in today’s episode: Ch. 21-22 NASB, Ch. 23-24 CEV Associate Producer Brother Paul of Seattle, Jørn Rune Reinertsen Podcast Introduction This is the Law Monday, and we'll read Exodus 21-24. The title is this episode is “I Meant To.” Comments on Exodus 21 In Exodus 21, the Lord... The post Exodus 21-24: I Meant To first appeared on Lifespring! Media.

Are we nearly there yet? The Bank of England hiked interest rates again this week, adding 0.5 per cent to take base rate to 4 per cent. That's a level that it was almost unthinkable we'd reach so quickly a year ago, but rates have gone up hard and fast. The questions now are will base rate stall and when will it come back down again? But while the Bank of England has sent rates up like a rocket, it's forecast show that they will only fall like a feather. On this week's podcast, Georgie Frost, Tanya Jefferies and Simon Lambert look at how likely those forecasts are to be correct and what this all means for the economy, mortgages, savings and first-time buyers. Also on the show, Tanya explains another potential state pension scandal that her and Steve Webb have uncovered and Steve joins the podcast to talk through it. Sam North, of eToro, gives us a market update and explains why investors have sent stock markets soaring at the start of 2023. The clock is ticking on the tax year and Simon explains why he thinks the next couple of months are vitally important for getting money into an Isa and potentially selling some investments to do so. And finally, do you love your tumble dryer? Many do but worry they can't afford to run them. Fear not, help might be at hand.

On this episode of Boomsies, Dan offers more insights into the problem with Cookies & Cream flavored ice cream and talks about the passing of Gino Odjick with former NHLer Steve Webb. He also responds to your messages.

Transcript Hey Lifespring Family. Steve Webb here to say that I'm not able to do today's show for you. The last few days have just been really hectic, and I just got back to the studio at 9:30 Tuesday night. The show is supposed to be posted by 10, and there is still almost the... The post Taking A Day Off first appeared on Lifespring! Media.

In today's episode of the "The Runway Decade Podcast," hosts Bill Bush and Pete Bush, advisors at Horizon Financial Group are talking with Steve Webb, Chief Executive Officer at Neighbors Federal Credit Union.   Episode Highlights 06.00: Steve talks about the growth of Neighbors Federal Credit Union. How he has watched its growth from $68 million to $1.3 billion. 07.13: Steve talks about the acquisition game that they got into. It's about a decade ago they did one acquisition. But most of their growth was organic and acquisition was about $45 million. 11.03: Steve explains how their entire model of business is based on taking appropriate risk and receiving a reward. 12.09: You have to really enjoy where you are spending your time. You have got to enjoy the people you are working with every day, says Steve. 12.52: Bill, Pete and Steve discuss the importance of work life balance and how important it is to maintain it. 14.07: Pete shares he has two grandkids now and how they change his perspective about things, about the future and about life and everything else. 17.02: As per Steve, goal of any parents is to produce productive members of the society. 18.00: Bill says that they have this thing called the runway decade and it's about life in your 50s. 18.27: 50 was an interesting year for Steve, because it was when he was promoted to CEO of the organization. 19.05: 50 makes you think of your mortality and that life doesn't go on for forever, says Steve. 21.40: Steve always tells people all the time that mobility is a quality-of-life equation to be if you can't walk or move or do things, it really impacts you. 24.40: When you start talking about retirement and you think you got a few years to plan, you better start planning today because every day you wait, that time is going by. 25.20: Steve has talked to a few folks about what is that next step as well. It's going to be a few weeks or months of just chilling, but after that you can't stay on the sidelines forever. 30.01: Steve says that they do a lot of Community efforts. They have high school checking account programs where they actually donate money back to schools. They have tuition and grant programs where they assist students with furthering their education. 31.00: One of Steve's mantras here is they talk about financial confidence and financial confident people make the world better because the lack of money or the lack of understanding about financial stuff does the opposite.     Three Key Points Bill, Pete and Steve talk about their work and family and how they balance work and life. Steve talks about life at 50 and how his mindset has changed in a good way for healthcare. Steve shares what retirement means to him. For Steve retirement is an opportunity to do some things that you really don't get the opportunity to do today.       Tweetable Quotes “There have been things that... obviously, initiatives that we have taken on that necessarily weren't successful and, sometimes you've got to realize that and you've got to be willing to say, hey, it was not a bad idea, might have been a bad implementation, but at this point in time the bad decision is to continue pushing through for something that's obviously not working.” – Steve “I don't care how hard you work and how many hours you put in a day. At the end of the day, if you're just burning yourself out, you're not really helping anybody.” - Steve “I tell people all the time outside of where ...I work inside all day long, Monday through Friday and typically in the office. So anytime I can get outdoors, I'm outdoors.” - Steve “You've got to get back and engage in something and you just have to have the willpower and the strength to not let yourself get roped into turn into a 60 hour gig every week again.” - Steve “Everybody's got their thing that they look forward to and we don't have, I don't golf or hunt or fish or do all those things, although I would go to enjoy time with someone. But our big thing is travel.” - Pete “Just recently we created another grant program called Projects in public schools where I think this year, we gave away $100,000 for just small public-school grants. Some of them are 1500 dollars 700, some of them are a few $1000, but there's an application process at the schools go through and we just started a reward and for some of those little extra things that the budget typically doesn't allow for.” – Steve “What we are doing today will continue to grow. So the impact will be greater rate two years from now, 10 years from now and so forth.” - Steve   Resources Mentioned https://www.linkedin.com/in/steve-webb-53861b1a8/ https://www.neighborsfcu.org https://www.runwaydecade.com Bill Bush: bbush@horizonfg.com Pete Bush: pbush@horizonfg.com Podcast Editing

Transcript Podcast Introduction Hello! and welcome to the first episode of season 13 of the Lifespring Family Audio Bible. This is the daily podcast where we'll read through the entire Bible in one year, and podcasting since 2004, I am YOUR OG Godcaster, Steve Webb.  I'm so glad you're here today! If you've been with... The post Romans 1-2: Something Is Broken first appeared on Lifespring! Media.

The former President of the Supreme Court Baroness Brenda Hale joins Emma Barnett to give her reaction to the overturning of Roe vs Wade in the United States. She also talks about abortion law here in the UK, the upcoming barristers' strike and whether rape trials should get priority for court time. A new campaign is being launched today, exclusively on Woman's Hour, aiming to help more women who are being underpaid their state pension. Mothers' Missing Millions is specifically aimed at women who spent time out of paid work bringing up children, mainly in the 1980's and 1990's – but did not receive credits for this on their National Insurance record as they should have done. According to the Department for Work and Pensions' annual report which came out in July, this is now ‘the second largest' source of error on state pensions. Emma is joined by Steve Webb, the former pensions minister who now works at the corporate consulting firm LCP, which is offering a free guide to how women can fix this for themselves. Listener Hannah got in touch asking us to talk about being motherless when you're about to become a mother yourself. In 2017 her mum was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer when Hannah was 24 weeks pregnant with her first child, and she sadly passed away when her grandchild turned one. Emma speaks to Hannah, as well as consultant perinatal psychologist Julianne Boutaleb. In her new book, Look! We Have Come Through! Living with D.H. Lawrence, Lara Feigel, Professor of Modern Literature and Culture at King's College London, tells the story of a pandemic year spent in the company of her partner, her two children and D.H Lawrence. Lara joins Emma to talk about D.H Lawrence and how an author can inform and change your life.

Steve Webb takes us back 70 years to when several rural communities were lost to Base Gagetown in the largest land expropriation in New Brunswick history.

No Agenda Episode 1449 - "Where's Munchunts?" "Where's Munchnuts?" Executive Producers: Sorrel Cooper Steve Webb, Sir OG Godcaster The Diloreto Sisters Jason Toliopoulos Dan Ford Renay Cislo Val Steensland Associate Executive Producers: Dame Ashley Lady of the Lake Sir Jeremy Chum-Phatti Baron Sir Clay Alchemist of the Grand River Stephanie Francis Become a member of the 1450 Club, support the show here Boost us with with Podcasting 2.0 Certified apps: Podfriend - Breez - Sphinx - Podstation - Curiocaster - Fountain Title Changes Sir Clay Alchemist of the Grand River -> Baronet Art By: Tante Neel End of Show Mixes: Rexo Kwozo Engineering, Stream Management & Wizardry Mark van Dijk - Systems Master Ryan Bemrose - Program Director Back Office Aric Mackey Chapters: Dreb Scott Clip Custodian: Neal Jones NEW: and soon on Netflix: Animated No Agenda No Agenda Social Registration Sign Up for the newsletter No Agenda Peerage ShowNotes Archive of links and Assets (clips etc) 1449.noagendanotes.com New: Directory Archive of Shownotes (includes all audio and video assets used) archive.noagendanotes.com RSS Podcast Feed Full Summaries in PDF No Agenda Lite in opus format NoAgendaTorrents.com has an RSS feed or show torrents Last Modified 05/08/2022 16:31:42This page created with the FreedomController Last Modified 05/08/2022 16:31:42 by Freedom Controller  

Transcript Podcast Introduction This is the Lifespring Family Audio Bible. Coming to you from Riverside, California, and podcasting since 2004, I am your OG Godcaster, Steve Webb. Welcome! I'm so glad you are here today. If you are new to the show, I want you to know that we don't have listeners, we have family…the... The post Psalms 81-83: Accountability first appeared on Lifespring! Media.

On today's episode, Dan Crowley speaks with Steve Webb, who is currently running Target Rental in Durango, Colorado. This episode discusses the recent "Great Resignation" of employees across many industries in the United States and how Steve and Target Rental have come to understand and support their employees during this time. Thanks so much to our sponsor EOS - Traction. And thanks to you, our listeners! Stay tuned for more Peer Talk Podcasts coming soon.