Podcasts about Strachan

Bishop John Strachan (STRAW-N) arrived in Canada at 21.  Rose from schoolteacher to political powerhouse, becoming the first Bishop of Toronto. Just 2 years after the British crushed Mackenzie's Rebellion of 1837.  Strachan emerged stronger than ever, ruling Toronto's Religious world until his death.  While cementing his legacy through UofT's nemesis … Trinity College.  A now haunted place!COMMENT AND READ ARTICLES CONTACT FORM*INTRO/OUTRO MUSIC BY ANDREW MROZOWSKI

Welcome back for the next journey of The Family Express Podcast with Kathryn de Bruin, LMFT and Ronda Evans, LMFT where our destination is resilient and connected families. Our guest stoday are Sara Lamb, MEd, RCT, CCC and Devonne Strachan, M.S.W., R.S.W. They will speak about parental alliance in EFFT.Kathryn de Bruin is an ICEEFT Certified EFT Trainer. Kathryn and Ronda are both licensed marriage and family therapists, EFT supervisors and therapists, and AAMFT Approved Supervisors.You can follow Kathryn de Bruin, LMFT atFacebook  YouTube  IG  Yelp  Google +  Twitter  WebsiteYou can follow Ronda Evans, LMFT atFacebook   Facebook   IG  WebsiteYou can reach Sara Lamb at www.saralamb.ca You can reach Devonna Strachan at https://www.westbridgeassociates.ca/associates/devonne-strachan/

Laura Moreno es Vicepresidenta de Relaciones Corporativas, Sostenibilidad y Mercadeo de BAC, una de las instituciones financieras más importantes de Centroamérica, con más de 21.000 colaboradores y presencia en toda la región.En este episodio, Laura conversa con la profesora Andrea Prado sobre cómo el BAC diseña y ejecuta una estrategia de voluntariado corporativo capaz de movilizar liderazgo, conocimiento y acción colectiva a gran escala. Además, reflexionan sobre los retos, inversiones y aprendizajes que implica convertir el voluntariado en una herramienta estratégica para generar valor tanto para las comunidades como para la organización.El podcast Gerente de Impacto es dirigido por la Prof. Andrea Prado y producido por la Cátedra Strachan de INCAE Business School

Work with me for free: https://www.skool.com/inspired-life-method-9441/What happens when two people who've lived through completely different forms of chaos — find each other and decide to do the work together?Ben Lowe spent 15 years deep in meth addiction, sold drugs, and served 4 years in prison. Tiarny Strachan survived domestic violence — financial abuse, emotional control, isolation — and spent years rebuilding her identity from nothing. Today, they're partners, parents, and coaches helping men break cycles of addiction and women reclaim their self-worth after chaos.This conversation will challenge what you think you know about abuse, addiction, hyper-independence, and what it actually takes to build a healthy relationship when both people carry wounds.✅ WHAT YOU'LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE:→ The signs of emotional, financial, and coercive abuse that have nothing to do with physical violence→ Why strong, independent women are not immune to abusive relationships — and what actually changes→ How Ben hit his lowest point (crashed car, black eye, son watching) and made the decision to change for good→ The "mirror effect" — how your partner reveals the parts of you that are still unhealed→ What rupture and repair looks like in a real relationship — practical tools for conflict, triggers, and reconnection→ Why hyper-independence is a trauma response, not a superpower — and how to soften into love without losing yourself→ How to set boundaries when you don't yet know who you are→ What it actually looks like to raise a blended family with conscious intentionYou don't just stumble into a healthy relationship. You build the version of yourself that can hold one — and then you find each other.

On this episode of Agency Nation Radio, we meet Robert Strachan, President of Strachan Novak Insurance in Twinsburg, Ohio. Despite growing up in an insurance agency family, Robert Strachan was convinced he didn't want to work on the brokerage side of the business. Instead, he pursued a career with a carrier. Years later, however, he recognized the opportunity to join his father's agency with the goal of eventually leading it himself. “Once I realized the magnitude of the opportunity I had to carry on the legacy, to carry on that opportunity of helping generations of families and businesses, it became more than just a job for me,” Strachan said. Throughout the episode, Strachan reflects on his experience navigating the transition process into agency ownership, the various types of acquisitions he has been involved in, and what he enjoys most about working in the insurance industry. Agency Nation Radio is where insurance professionals turn on the mic and share unscripted stories about leadership, technology, marketing, success and failure—stories that helped make them the professionals they are today. From Main Street USA to the pages of Independent Agent magazine—we've got the stories you want to hear. For more, catch Agency Nation Radio on your favorite streaming platform or visit iamagazine.com/podcasts. Strachan was also featured in the May issue of Independent Agent. Check out his interview or read the full issue online. https://www.iamagazine.com/2026/05/01/declaration-of-independents-robert-strachan/

Gregory Pouy, consultant, conférencier et fondateur du podcast Vlan!Dans ce solo, je lis ma newsletter sur un sujet qui m'obsède depuis un printemps passé à me traîner avec les yeux qui coulent et le nez bouché. Une allergie au pollen. Ça m'a paru absurde à un moment : comment mon corps peut-il traiter la nature comme une menace ? Et de là, j'ai tiré un fil. Un fil qui m'a mené à Paracelse, à l'hormèse, à David Strachan, à Anique de Bruin et finalement à une question beaucoup plus large : et si nos sociétés avaient systématiquement éliminé des résistances qui nous étaient nécessaires ?Ce solo est dans la continuité de mon épisode sur les frictions mais cette fois, je me concentre sur le corps. Sur le système immunitaire. Sur le cerveau. Sur ce que la biologie nous apprend du fonctionnement du vivant depuis 2,4 milliards d'années et que l'idéologie du confort a balayé en deux générations.Dans cet épisode, je parle de l'hormèse et de ses 9 000 modèles doses-réponses documentés, de l'explosion des allergies depuis les années 1960 dans les pays industrialisés, de ce que perdent les enfants nés par césarienne ou élevés loin de la nature et des microbes, de la réserve cognitive et de pourquoi les mots croisés que votre mère fait depuis trente ans ne lui servent à rien neurologiquement, des nudges et des sludges selon la Royal Society Open Science et finalement de ce que ça dit sur notre rapport à l'effort, à la Silicon Valley et à l'intelligence artificielle.Je ne prêche ni pour la souffrance, ni pour le retour en arrière. Je tente juste de poser la question honnêtement : lesquelles des frictions qu'on a supprimées méritaient de rester ?3. Citations marquantes"Comment puis-je être allergique à la nature ? Comment mon corps peut-il traiter le pollen comme une menace ? Ça n'a aucun sens évolutif.""Supprimer l'effort, c'est supprimer le signal. Et sans signal, pas de réponse adaptative.""Le microbiome infantile n'est pas un risque à gérer mais un entraîneur. Il éduque le système immunitaire en lui présentant une diversité de micro-organismes à dose adaptée, exactement comme un entraîneur qui fait travailler un athlète sur des exercices progressivement plus difficiles.""Ce n'est pas la présence de microbes qui est problématique, c'est leur absence.""Ce qui ne vous tue pas ne vous rend pas automatiquement plus fort. Mais ce qui vous préserve de tout ce qui pourrait vous blesser vous rend certainement plus fragile."4. Idées centrales (Big Ideas)1. La courbe en J de l'hormèse : le stress optimal n'est pas zéroExplication : L'hormèse désigne une réponse biphasique au stress : une faible dose stimule tandis qu'une forte dose inhibe. Le point optimal se situe juste au-dessus du seuil d'inconfort, pas dans le confort absolu ni dans la souffrance maximale. Paracelse l'avait formulé au XVIe siècle : "C'est la dose qui fait le poison." Ce principe concerne aujourd'hui 9 000 modèles doses-réponses documentés. Pourquoi ça compte : On a construit une culture sanitaire autour du zéro risque, d'une logique de suppression totale (les bains de bouche à l'alcool qui tuent 100% des bactéries, bonnes ou mauvaises). La biologie dit exactement l'inverse. Timestamp estimé : 04:30 - 08:002. La variation est le mécanisme, pas l'optionExplication : Que ce soit pour l'exercice, le jeûne intermittent ou la restriction calorique, un stresseur constant finit par devenir le fond sonore du corps. Le corps s'y adapte et cesse de répondre. Ce qui fonctionne, c'est l'imprévisibilité : le stresseur doit varier pour que le signal reste actif. Le fameux effet yoyo des régimes, c'est de la biologie, pas de la faiblesse. Pourquoi ça compte : Ça remet en cause la logique de discipline linéaire ("faites la même chose tous les jours") qui structure la plupart des conseils de santé et de développement personnel. Timestamp estimé : 08:00 - 13:303. Les allergies sont un choix politique, pas une malchanceExplication : Le rhume des foins a été décrit pour la première fois autour de 1870. L'asthme infantile a monté en flèche à partir des années 1960. Les allergies aux arachides ont explosé depuis les années 1990. Ces augmentations ne s'expliquent pas par la génétique, elles sont concentrées dans les pays industrialisés et elles suivent exactement la dynamique de l'hypothèse hygiéniste de David Strachan (1989) : un système immunitaire mal entraîné, faute de micro-organismes avec lesquels coévoluer. Pourquoi ça compte : C'est une histoire de choix collectifs : villes sans nature, agriculture chimique, produits ultra-transformés. Et c'est réversible. Timestamp estimé : 13:30 - 17:304. Le microbiome infantile s'entraîne ou s'atrophieExplication : Les enfants nés par césarienne n'acquièrent pas le microbiome maternel et présentent des taux d'allergies et d'asthme significativement plus élevés. Les enfants qui ont reçu plusieurs cycles d'antibiotiques dans leurs premières années développent une dysbiose intestinale liée aux maladies auto-immunes. Les souris élevées en environnement stérile développent un système immunitaire hypersensible, incapable de distinguer ami et ennemi. Pourquoi ça compte : La protection maximale de l'enfant peut produire l'effet inverse de ce qu'on cherche. Pas par faute des parents, mais parce que le cadre qu'on a collectivement construit autour de l'enfance élimine l'entraînement immunitaire nécessaire. Timestamp estimé : 17:30 - 22:005. La réserve cognitive se construit dans l'inconfort, pas dans la maîtriseExplication : Certaines personnes peuvent avoir des lésions avancées caractéristiques de la maladie d'Alzheimer à l'autopsie tout en ayant présenté peu ou pas de symptômes. Leurs cerveaux étaient malades, leurs esprits fonctionnaient. Cette réserve cognitive se construit en forçant le cerveau à créer des connexions nouvelles : apprendre une langue après 50 ans, jouer d'un instrument qu'on ne maîtrise pas, lire des auteurs avec lesquels on est en désaccord. Les jeux de mots croisés qu'on fait depuis trente ans ne construisent rien : le cerveau les traite en pilote automatique. Pourquoi ça compte : La chercheuse Anique de Bruin (Université de Maastricht) a formalisé ce paradoxe avec le concept S2D2 (Start and Stick to Desirable Difficulties) : on fuit systématiquement les conditions d'apprentissage les plus efficaces parce qu'elles ne ressemblent pas à de la progression. Timestamp estimé : 22:00 - 27:006. L'environnement détermine le comportement plus que la motivationExplication : Une étude de la Royal Society Open Science (2023) basée sur 184 expériences et 2,2 millions de participants montre que modifier l'effort (nudges et sludges) produit des effets comportementaux significativement plus forts que jouer sur la motivation ou la perception. Changer la disposition des plats dans une cafétéria fait manger plus de légumes que dix ans de campagnes nutritionnelles. Pourquoi ça compte : Si c'est l'environnement qui nous façonne, la question n'est pas "suis-je assez discipliné ?" mais "qui décide de la friction dans mes environnements ?" Timestamp estimé : 27:00 - 31:007. L'hormèse n'est ni éloge de la souffrance ni justification des inégalitésExplication : L'hormèse ne dit pas "souffre plus, tu deviendras plus fort." Elle dit : un stress adapté en intensité, intermittent et suivi de récupération est bénéfique. Un stress chronique, permanent, sans issue possible, détruit. Les études sur la pauvreté persistante et les traumatismes chroniques montrent des effets biologiques documentés : télomères raccourcis, cortisol chroniquement élevé, vieillissement accéléré. La précarité n'entraîne pas, elle écrase. Pourquoi ça compte : Ce concept peut être récupéré politiquement pour glorifier la souffrance ou justifier les inégalités. C'est une perversion complète. La fenêtre d'hormèse suppose que la récupération soit possible. Timestamp estimé : 31:00 - 34:305. Questions structurantes de l'épisodeComment peut-on être allergique à la nature alors que nos systèmes immunitaires ont évolué avec elle pendant des millénaires ?Qu'est-ce que l'hormèse et pourquoi ce concept reste-t-il quasi absent des discours publics sur la santé malgré 9 000 études documentées ?À quel moment la réduction de friction devient-elle pathologique pour le corps, l'immunité, le cerveau ?Pourquoi la variation est-elle le mécanisme central de l'hormèse plutôt que la constance d'un effort sain ?Dans quelle mesure l'explosion des allergies depuis les années 1960 est-elle le résultat de choix politiques collectifs plutôt que d'une fatalité biologique ?Qu'est-ce que la réserve cognitive et pourquoi les activités dans lesquelles on est bon ne contribuent pas à la construire ?Comment distinguer les frictions qu'on a éliminées à juste titre (souffrance inutile) de celles qui nous étaient biologiquement nécessaires ?Pourquoi notre environnement détermine-t-il notre comportement plus efficacement que notre motivation ou notre volonté ?Comment l'intelligence artificielle nous force-t-elle à réfléchir concrètement à quelles frictions cognitives préserver intentionnellement ?L'hormèse peut-elle être récupérée pour justifier les inégalités sociales, et pourquoi c'est précisément l'inverse de ce qu'elle dit ?6. Références citées dans l'épisodePersonnes et auteursParacelse (XVIe siècle), médecin suisse-allemand, fondateur de la toxicologie moderne : "C'est la dose qui fait le poison." — ~04:30David Strachan, épidémiologiste britannique : hypothèse hygiéniste (1989), première formalisation du lien entre manque d'exposition microbiale et maladies allergiques — ~14:30Anique de Bruin, chercheuse, Université de Maastricht : concept S2D2 (Start and Stick to Desirable Difficulties), paradoxe de la résistance à l'apprentissage efficace — ~24:00Concepts scientifiquesHormèse : réponse biphasique au stress, courbe en J ou en U inverséBDNF (Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor) : facteur de protection neuronal activé notamment par le jeûne intermittent — ~10:30Autophagie : mécanisme de recyclage cellulaire activé sous contrainte — ~10:30Microbiome : écosystème microbial intestinal, rôle dans l'éducation du système immunitaire — ~17:30Réserve cognitive : capacité du cerveau à compenser les lésions par des connexions alternatives — ~22:00Télomères : marqueurs biologiques du vieillissement cellulaire accéléré par le stress chronique — ~33:00Dysbiose intestinale : déséquilibre du microbiome lié à l'usage d'antibiotiques — ~18:30Études et publicationsÉtude sur les oiseaux urbains : oiseaux exposés à de faibles doses de polluants métalliques vivant plus longtemps que leurs cousins ruraux, relation en courbe J — ~12:00Étude Royal Society Open Science (2023) : analyse de 184 expériences, 2,2 millions de participants sur les nudges (coups de pouce) et sludges (frictions intentionnelles) — ~28:00Étude sur les marathoniens : étude récente qui semble infirmer l'hypothèse d'un cœur fatigué chez les coureurs chroniques, mais documenter les risques du sur-entraînement — ~32:00Données historiques et épidémiologiquesPremière description du rhume des foins : autour de 1870 — ~13:30Montée de l'asthme infantile : à partir des années 1960, niveau épidémique dans les pays développés dans les années 1990 — ~13:30Explosion des allergies alimentaires aux arachides : depuis les années 1990 — ~13:307. Timestamps clés (optimisés YouTube)00:00 Introduction — Je suis allergique à la nature. Pourquoi ? Greg part de son allergie au pollen pour poser la question centrale : comment notre corps peut-il traiter le pollen comme une menace ? Et comment ça l'a mené à l'hormèse. 04:30 L'hormèse : quand un peu de ce qui nuit vous protège Paracelse, la courbe en J, les 9 000 modèles doses-réponses. Le principe du stress bénéfique. 08:00 Exercice, jeûne, régimes : pourquoi la routine annule les bénéfices La variation comme mécanisme. L'effet yoyo expliqué par la biologie. 13:30 L'allergie au pollen, c'est de la politique L'hypothèse hygiéniste de Strachan (1989). L'explosion documentée des allergies depuis 1870. 17:30 Ce que nos enfants perdent biologiquement Césarienne, antibiotiques, famille nucléaire : l'appauvrissement du microbiome infantile. 22:00 Votre cerveau se dégrade sans résistance Réserve cognitive, Alzheimer, et pourquoi les mots croisés ne servent à rien après la 2e année. 27:00 On a construit des sociétés qui éliminent la friction Nudges, sludges, Royal Society Open Science 2023. Et la question de l'IA. 31:00 Attention : l'hormèse n'est pas "souffre plus" La courbe a un plafond. Et elle ne justifie pas les inégalités. 34:30 Concrètement, qu'est-ce qu'on fait ? Des micro-frictions intentionnelles, individuelles et collectives.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

This episode of My Best Coach with Andy Robertson is produced in partnership with Gillette.In this exclusive interview on The Overlap, Ian Wright sits down with Andy Robertson and former Scotland manager Gordon Strachan, one of the most influential figures in Robertson's career.Having handed Robertson his Scotland debut, Strachan reflects on Andy's early years and the determination that drove him from early rejection to becoming a two-time Premier League champion and Champions League winner with Liverpool.Robertson also opens up to Wrighty about his nine-year journey at Anfield, discussing Liverpool's difficult season, how close he came to joining Spurs, and the relentless demands of playing under former manager Jürgen Klopp.The conversation also turns to the heartbreaking loss of close friend and teammate Diogo Jota.We explore Robertson's rise to the top and how every setback helped shape the player and leader he is today.Finally, Andy discusses the pride of captaining Scotland, what it would mean to lead his country out at the 2026 World Cup, and his ambitions for the tournament ahead.00:00 Intro08:55 Liverpool this season and Diogo Jota Passing15:59 Gordon Strachan 30:15 Dundee United Breakthrough31:14 Hull Move and Scotland Debut39:12 Liverpool Interest and Klopp Call48:19 Trent Departure50:07 Chasing City01:02:45 Scotland World Cup Dream01:07:14 AR26 and Giving Back Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

En esta nueva edición de nuestro podcast estrenamos 'Look On The Bright Side', el tercer trabajo discográfico del trompetista Malcolm Strachan. En el repaso a novedades de la música Smooth Jazz reseñamos los recientes álbumes de Ray Obiedo, Steve White, Lovetempo, Clay Benjamin y Althea René. En el bloque central recuperamos los dos discos que publicó a comienzos de los 80 el músico, violinista y cantante Charles Veal, fallecido en 2009.

Day Break | Runways, Riots & Rising Prices --- 00:00 - Monologue 18:57 – Judge Michael Warren, Oakland County Circuit Court Judge, constitutional law professor, and co-founder of Patriot Week. Judge Warren discusses his new book The Revolutionary Words that Forged America, which examines the Declaration of Independence and the principles that shaped the nation. He explains why understanding America's founding ideals remains important today. 27:52 – Steven Moore, founder of the Ukraine Freedom Project. Moore provides updates on the current state of the war between Ukraine and Russia. He discusses conditions on the ground in Ukraine and the broader geopolitical implications of the conflict. 38:00 - Monologue 46:59 – Bruce Wolff, author of Finding Hope Navigating an Obscure Path. Wolff discusses themes of faith, perseverance, and trusting God during difficult times. He also reflects on President Trump's participation in a marathon Bible reading event. 57:03 – Max Meizlish, research fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies. Meizlish provides updates on developments involving Iran and discusses the economic and geopolitical pressures shaping the region. 1:05:56 – Owen Strachan, theologian and author of A Call to Cultivate. Strachan discusses overcoming anxiety through faith and purpose. He explains the themes of his book and the importance of thriving where God places you. 1:16:06 - Monologue 1:24:59 – Mike Arnold, author of Epicenter: Nigeria, Radical Islam, and the War for Global Order. Arnold discusses violence and instability in Nigeria, including persecution tied to radical extremism. He explains why he believes the crisis has not received enough global attention. 1:34:53 – Rep. Tim Kelly, chair of the House Appropriations Subcommittee on School Aid and the Department of Education. Kelly discusses Michigan's free meals program and how it impacts schools across the state, including concerns about funding distribution and equity. --- Check out our brand new podcast, 'Forgotten America'... Episode 14 is live NOW at Steve Gruber on YouTube! Link below: https://youtu.be/EE7zApiSWks

Want to sponsor me the cost of a cup of coffee?? Hop ontohttps://ko-fi.com/adifferentwayofseeingIn this episode, Lois is joined by three voices bringing web accessibility into sharp focus: Karren Visser, a visually impaired photographer who navigates the digital world daily. Justin Hyde, a front-end developer with a passion for building inclusive user experiences. And Craig Strachan, an IT architect who understands the structural backbone of accessible systems. Together, they unpack what it really means to create websites that work for everyone.This conversation explores a broad range of topics related to web accessibility, from barriers that impact everything from simple browsing to making important buying decisions. We go behind the scenes to explore how thoughtful coding, modern frameworks, and evolving AI tools can help identify and fix accessibility gaps before they become obstacles.Most importantly, the conversation is placed within the context of the business case for making websites accessible to all, demonstrating the bottom line affect that inclusion can have for an organisation.To learn more and connect with our guests:Karren Visser:Website: karrenvisser.comFacebook, Instagram, LinkedIn: @karrenvisserJustin Hyde:Website: vertopia.co.zaSocials: @vertopiaCraig Strachan:Website: craigstrachan.comImage Description:White headphone and eye icon with a sound wave in the center, over a background patterned with hundreds of illustrated eyes.I'd love to hear from you – contact me atWebsite : loisstrachan.comLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/lstrachanFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/loisstrachanspeakerThis episode edited by Craig Strachan using Hindenburg PRO – find out more on Hindenburg.comCredits and music by Charlie Dyasi.

Gain Line Analytics co-founder Simon Strachan joined Brett McKay on 8/9 Rugby this week, to dig into the current state of play around League One in Japan. Following on from last week's MLR State of Play, Simon provides great insights into how League One came about, the structures of corporate rugby in Japan within sport and business, how changes to League One player classification are impacting the competition, and how the 2026 season will play out with one round remaining before the promotion/relegation games and the finals to follow. #rugby #rugbypodcast #89Rugby As promised! The Toshiba Brave Lupus player profile pics: https://www.bravelupus.com/member/ Find us on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and wherever else you get your podcasts Social media: search for ‘8/9 Rugby' on Twitter, Bluesky, LinkedIn, and on Instagram, too And please do check out and subscribe to 8/9 Rugby on Substack: https://89rugby.substack.com/ Find Brett on both Twitter and on BlueSky: @BMcSport Music: "Up Above" by Letter Box (via YouTube Creator Studio) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Some kids dream of being a zookeeper when they grow up. Others dream of becoming a writer. Well, author and animal conservationist Tina Strachan ended up doing both! In this episode, she shares her passion for wildlife and how she ended up scoring a book deal for her Wilder Zoo series – with book 3, Neeka and the Great Search out now. She also shares her writing routine and experience working with a professional illustrator. 00:00 Welcome06:45 Writing tip: Carry a tiny book around11:26 WIN!: The Angry Wives Club by Gabbie Stroud12:57 Word of the week: ‘Spicate’13:22 Writer in residence: Tina Strachan15:09 Wilder Zoo series overview17:20 Tina’s favourite koala fun fact18:19 Wildlife career origins21:54 The role of zoos and conservation25:05 Turning point to getting into writing27:02 Building a daily habit27:37 Entering a CYA competition31:22 Connecting with a publisher33:03 From samples to a series35:12 Courses and gaining confidence36:55 Building her author website 38:25 Writing routine and its evolution42:07 School visits and writing festivals42:57 Illustrator collaboration44:52 Next books47:08 Tina shares some writing advice49:11 Final thoughts Read the show notes Connect with Valerie and listeners in the podcast community on Facebook Visit WritersCentre.com.au | ValerieKhoo.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Carolina Freire es la fundadora de Voluntarios de Panamá, una iniciativa pionera que conecta a cientos de organizaciones y ciudadanos, utilizando una plataforma tecnológica para transformar la forma en que se moviliza el voluntariado en Panamá. En este episodio, Carolina conversa con la profesora Andrea Prado sobre cómo la intención de ayudar puede canalizarse de manera efectiva y sostenible para generar impacto a escala, y sobre el papel del voluntariado en el desarrollo de liderazgo y compromiso cívico en quienes participan.El podcast Gerente de Impacto es dirigido por la Prof. Andrea Prado y producido por la Cátedra Strachan de INCAE Business School. 

Mariana Lomé es profesora en la Universidad de San Andrés en Buenos Aires, Argentina, y cuenta con una amplia trayectoria en la gestión de personas en organizaciones de la sociedad civil, desarrollo de capacidades organizacionales y liderazgo.En este episodio, Mariana conversa con la profesora Andrea Prado sobre el voluntariado corporativo, no solo como una actividad social, sino como una capacidad organizacional y una herramienta clave para el desarrollo del liderazgo individual.El podcast Gerente de Impacto es dirigido por la Prof. Andrea Prado y producido por la Cátedra Strachan de INCAE Business School.

Most people build careers by default, not by design. Collin Strachan chose differently — he left corporate, hit the road, and started a production company that's worked with brands like Dude Wipes and Ridge Wallet. In this episode, you'll learn how he stopped pitching and instead used LinkedIn to create inbound opportunities, why they refuse to negotiate price with clients, and the real tradeoffs of mixing work and play. Topics discussed: Introduction (00:00) From traveling to starting a production company, Every Mile Creative (01:39) Leaving the "safe" job to get back time and freedom (07:48) Why they pivoted to work with non-traditional brands (13:52) Why they don't negotiate pricing and how it filters for better clients (18:01) How to navigate business with your spouse (23:33) Designing his business around a lifestyle (26:27) Building an inbound pipeline through LinkedIn (28:08) What brought you JOY today? (32:58) If you're a writer who wants to take control of your finances, read Mitlin Financial's  Write Your Financial Future: A Financial Guide for Authors: https://www.mitlinfinancial.com/insights/blog/write-your-financial-future-a-financial-guide-for-authors/ Resources: Sending your child to college will always be emotional but are you financially ready? Take the College Readiness Quiz for Parents: https://www.mitlinfinancial.com/college-readiness-quiz/ Doing your taxes might not be enJOYable but being more organized can make the process less painful. Get Your Gathering Your Tax Documents Checklist: https://www.mitlinfinancial.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Mitlin_ChecklistForGatheringYourTaxDocuments_Form_062424_v2.pdf Will you be able to enJOY the Retirement you envision? Take the Retirement Ready Quiz: https://www.mitlinfinancial.com/retirement-planning-quiz/ Connect with Larry Sprung: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lawrencesprung/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/larry_sprung/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LawrenceDSprung/ X (Twitter): https://x.com/Lawrence_Sprung Connect with Collin Strachan: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/collinstrachan/ Skool: https://www.skool.com/become-unforgettable/about Website: https://www.alaskaproductioncompany.com/ About Our Guest: I'm Collin, and I run Alaska Production Company with my wife Kendal from a 33-foot Airstream while living off-grid in Alaska with our kids. We've generated over $100M in revenue for brands like DUDE Wipes, Solo Stove, and Ridge Wallet by creating viral ads in extreme Alaska locations. I also run "Become Unforgettable," a LinkedIn coaching community where I teach creators and founders how to use storytelling to grow their presence and generate real revenue Disclosure: Guests on the Mitlin Money Mindset are not affiliated with CWM, LLC, and opinions expressed herein may not be representative of CWM, LLC. CWM, LLC is not responsible for the guest's content linked on this site. This episode was produced by Podcast Boutique https://www.podcastboutique.com

Welcome to episode 81 of Lexis, a special student takeover edition which features Freya and Miles from Eltham Hill School in South London in conversation with Dr Jessica Aiston, postdoctoral research assistant in Linguistics at Queen Mary University of London (and who previously appeared on episode 50 talking about critical discourse studies). The episode is all about the language of, and around, neurodiversity, including:Why this episode exists and why Freya and Miles wanted to record itWhat we mean by ‘neurodiversity' and other helpful definitionsThe neurodiversity paradigmTerms, labels and the history behind theseThe pros and cons of certain labelsThe importance of autistic people having agency in the terms being used Semantic reclamation and euphemism cyclesPerson-first and identity-first termsThe importance of autistic people centering themselves and being centered in linguistic researchUsing the lens of CCritical Discourse Analysis for exploring discourse around autism and neurodiversityJess's current work on the Autism in Affinity Spaces projectJess has supplied the following references based on the topics raised in the show:Kenny, L., Hattersley, C., Molins, B., Buckley, C., Povey, C., & Pellicano, E. (2016). Which terms should be used to describe autism? Perspectives from the UK autism community. Autism, 20(4), 442-462. https://doi.org/10.1177/1362361315588200 Botha, M., & Cage, E. (2022). "Autism research is in crisis": A mixed method study of researcher's constructions of autistic people and autism research. Frontiers in Psychology, 13, 1-22. https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2022.1050897 Botha, M., Hanlon, J., & Williams, G. L. (2023). Does language matter? Identity-first versus person-first language use in autism research: A response to Vivanti. Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders, 53, 870-878. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10803-020-04858-w Cage, E., Crompton, C. J., Dantas, S., Strachan, K., Birch, R., Robinson, M., Morgan-Appel, S., MacKenzie-Nash, C., Gallagher, A., & Botha, M. (2024). What are the autism research priorities of autistic adults in Scotland? Autism, 28(9), 2179-2190. https://doi.org/10.1177/13623613231222656  Botha, M., Chapman, R., Giwa Onaiwu, M., Kapp, S. K., Stannard Ashley, A., & Walker, N. (2024). The neurodiversity concept was developed collectively: An overdue correction on the origins of neurodiversity theory. Autism, 28(6), 1591-1594. https://doi.org/10.1177/13623613241237871  Jess's paper on the importance of inclusive linguistics research: Aiston, J., Koteyko, N., & van Driel, M. (2025). Discourse-based approaches to autistic focussed interests: Understanding shared focus, mutual accommodation, and multimodal expression, Applied Linguistics https://doi.org/10.1093/applin/amaf006 The project website for Autism in Affinity Spaces can be found here: https://autisminaffinityspaces.org/ Jess on ResearchGate: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Jessica_Aiston Jess's work on CDS featured on this episode of Lexis: https://spotifycreators-web.app.link/e/6XMKoRtp90b She has written two pieces for emagazine on CDS and the language of the manosphere: https://www.englishandmedia.co.uk/emc-magazines/#emagazine Also featured on BBC's Word of Mouth show with Michael Rosen: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002js96 Big thanks to Freya, Miles and their teacher El Power at Eltham Hill for instigating this episode and for all the work around it. Lexis is on Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/lexispodcast.bsky.social ContributorsLisa Casey blog: https://livingthroughlanguage.wordpress.com/ Dan Clayton blog: EngLangBlog & Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/englangblog.bsky.social Jacky Glancey Raj RanaMatthew Butler Music: Serge Quadrado - Cool Guys Cool Guys by Serge Quadrado is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License. From the Free Music Archive: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/serge-quadrado/urban/cool-guys 

Fernando Guerrero Strachan es el elemento central de una saga de arquitectos que han puesto forma propia a muchos de los edificios más icónicos de nuestra ciudad. Fernando es quizá el más representativo porque su obra fue la más prolífica, rica en estilos y transversal, ya que en muchos casos siguen siendo edificios protagonistas de Málaga. Hasta el 1 de marzo, el museo de Málaga recoge una exposición sobre su figura y nosotros hablamos con dos de sus comisarios. Artículo del episodio: Guerrero Strachan, el arquitecto de la Málaga moderna Otros capítulos relacionados: Episodio 216 - La vida conocida de Félix Sáenz

Fernando Guerrero Strachan es el elemento central de una saga de arquitectos que han puesto forma propia a muchos de los edificios más icónicos de nuestra ciudad. Fernando es quizá el más representativo porque su obra fue la más prolífica, rica en estilos y transversal, ya que en muchos casos siguen siendo edificios protagonistas de Málaga. Hasta el 1 de marzo, el museo de Málaga recoge una exposición sobre su figura y nosotros hablamos con dos de sus comisarios. Artículo del episodio: Guerrero Strachan, el arquitecto de la Málaga moderna Otros capítulos relacionados: Episodio 216 - La vida conocida de Félix Sáenz

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Send a textGrowth isn't a mystery; it's a system. We sit down with award-winning fractional CMO and bestselling author Kathryn Strachan to unpack the moves that turn scattered marketing efforts into a commercial engine that compounds. From the mindset shift that frees founders from bottlenecking their teams to the exact sequence for building demand and then layering sales, Kathryn shares a clear, proven path to scale.We start with the hardest habit to break: doing everything yourself. Kathryn explains how she stepped out of the weeds, hired senior operators, and aligned teams around outcomes instead of tactics. Then we go deep on foundations—positioning, ICP clarity, and validated messaging—so every tactic has a purpose. She walks through the first levers she pulls inside a company: rebuild the website as a true conversion hub and run a spend audit to stop wasting money on channels that don't move pipeline. The result is a tighter story, a cleaner funnel, and a budget that works harder.Kathryn also challenges a common startup reflex: hiring sales before marketing. Her approach flips the order. Keep founder-led sales while a fractional marketing leader builds brand, content, and credibility that drive inbound. Six months later, add sales to convert that momentum and amplify with targeted outbound. We explore how personal branding fuels trust at scale, why technical founders struggle with commercial storytelling, and how a visible leader can win enterprise attention without a giant ad budget.Finally, we tackle the 2025 reality: AI is the new search. If your brand isn't cited across the web, AI won't surface you. Kathryn outlines a practical strategy to expand your digital footprint—third-party features, consistent expert content, and multi-channel visibility—so you become “pickable” by AI systems and human buyers alike. It's a candid, no-fluff masterclass in scaling smarter.If this conversation sparked ideas, share it with someone building something big, subscribe for more bold, practical strategies, and tell us: what lever will you pull first?Support the show

Camelia Ilie Cardoza es Rectora de INCAE Business School, y y una líder académica con más de 30 años de experiencia en estrategia, innovación, gobernanza y transformación institucional.En este episodio, Camelia conversó con la profesora Andrea Prado sobre el futuro de la educación ejecutiva, el papel de la virtualidad e inteligencia artificial en las escuelas de negocios, y el rol transformador que está asumiendo INCAE en la formación de líderes dentro de la región latinoamericana. El podcast Gerente de Impacto es dirigido por la Prof. Andrea Prado y producido por la Cátedra Strachan de INCAE Business School.

TOP 30 COUNTDOWN BEST OF SERIES 2025 In this episode Dani Vee chats to Tina Strachan about the maths ins storytelling and pantsing vs plotting when writing a manuscript. We chat about Tina's unique writing processes including Save The Cat and Story Grid methods The conversation turns to self-care and listening to the connection between our brain and body, making space for creativity, and how writing communities shape us as writers. We also talk about Neeka and the Missing Key, published by HarperCollins, the first book of the Wilder Zoo series. Publisher: Harper Collins Music Credit: Happy Corporate Whistle, published by Four Track, Composed by Andre Albrecht

It was misery in Motherwell for Dundee. A dispiriting 1-0 defeat at Fir Park continued the Dark Blues' terrible away record. And fans in the stand made their feelings clear about Nelms, Strachan and Pressley. What does it all mean? Things were happier at Tannadice after a good week – how are Dundee United feeling about their point against Hibs, though? Injuries and suspensions are biting as we look ahead to Aberdeen. This festive edition sees George Cran, Alan Temple and Graeme Finnan have plenty of mince to talk about, though not much of it in actual pies. Twa Teams, One Street hopes all our listeners have a very Merry Christmas and a belting New Year! You can also see us on YouTube at youtube.com/@TheCourierUK/videos

In this episode, Rick Mayo introduces Alloy's very own Rosheika Strachan, the team's new internal communications lead.With a background in journalism, public relations, and sports management, Rosheika brings a wealth of expertise in shaping internal communications.Her mission is to make sure Alloy's franchisees have all the resources they need, and they know how to use them, when to use them, and why they matter.Rick and Rosheika also discuss how data can inform communication strategy and the role of storytelling in building engagement.

Stuff Your Stockings Episode 2 with Adrian Beck, Tina Strachan and Lucie Stevens. This pop-up podcast gives 2025's debut kidlit authors their moment under the Christmas tree!

Alberto Trejos es profesor emérito de Economía y Comercio Internacional en INCAE Business School, y es presidente de la Junta Directiva del Grupo Cuestamoras, un conglomerado empresarial costarricense con más de un siglo de operaciones.En este episodio, queremos compartir con ustedes un extracto especial del INCAE Future Summit 2025, donde el Prof. Alberto Trejos analizó datos globales y regionales para explicar las decisiones estratégicas que deben guiar el desarrollo de la región, enfatizando cómo, a través de la productividad, es posible romper la trampa de la renta media.El podcast Gerente de Impacto es dirigido por la Prof. Andrea Prado y producido por la Cátedra Strachan de INCAE Business School.

In this deeply human and beautifully raw episode, Rosie Moss sits down with Aimie Strachan, a widow and mother of two whose husband John died suddenly from an undiagnosed aortic dissection. What unfolds is a conversation full of love, shock, courage, and the fierce tenderness of solo parenting after loss.Aimie traces their story from meeting as young teachers in Dubai to the ease and joy of their marriage, and then to the night everything changed. With heartbreaking clarity she describes the medical crisis that unfolded, the impossible decisions she faced, and the moment she had to tell her children that their dad had died.Rosie and Aimie explore the messy truth of grief. The anger. The bitterness. The lonely practicalities. The way it lands differently on children. And the exhaustion of trying to access the right support. Amid the devastation there is also movement. Aimie talks about how community, creativity, the outdoors, and connection with other widows helped her find her footing again. She has since launched a Whitley Bay brand in John's honour and is determined to live with more urgency and intention. Life is so short. Just do the thing.This conversation offers space for heartbreak, softness, rage, growth, and the small quiet moments of hope that show up when you least expect them.Show NotesIn this episode Rosie and Aimie talk about• How Aimie met her husband John in Dubai and how quickly and naturally their relationship grew• Building a life together, marrying, and welcoming their two children• The sudden onset of John's symptoms and the unfolding of a rare aortic dissection• The confusion, urgency and helplessness of those final hours in hospital• The emotional and practical reality of end of life decisions• The moment Aimie told her children their dad had died and the ongoing impact on them• How grief shows up in children in unexpected ways and why childhood bereavement needs more awareness and support• The anger, bitterness and sheer exhaustion of grieving inside a broken mental health system• Finding comfort in nature, forest school sessions and small grounding routines• The power of community and widowed friendship in the early stages of loss• Launching a heartfelt Whitley Bay brand in John's honour and rediscovering purpose• Why Aimie now leans into life's brevity and pushes herself to do the things she once hesitated over• Navigating difficult seasons like Christmas with honesty and gentleness

In this week's episode of The Learning Curve, co-hosts U-Arkansas Prof. Albert Cheng and Center for Strong Public Schools' Alisha Searcy speak with Sir Hew Strachan, Professor of International Relations at the University of St Andrews, Scotland, and recipient of the 2016 Pritzker Literature Award for Lifetime Achievement in Military Writing. Prof. Sir Hew, author of numerous award-winning books, including The First World War, the basis of the definitive 10-part Channel 4/BBC documentary, discusses how World War I shaped the 20th century and beyond. He explores how European imperial rivalries contributed to the conflict; the role of Germany's Kaiser Wilhelm II; the First Battle of the Marne, the Battle of Verdun, and the Battle of the Somme; and the significance of V. I. Lenin's 1917 return to Russia sparking the Bolshevik Revolution. Prof. Strachan also examines how the Zimmermann Telegram contributed to U.S. entry into the war; U.S. Army General John "Black Jack" Pershing as the commander of the American Expeditionary Forces; and the ways in which new mechanized weapons made WWI the first modern war. Sir Hew concludes by reflecting on the Great War's enduring impact on the world today and reads an excerpt from his forthcoming essay due to be released later this month.

With absolutely no authority to do so, 10YS officially appoints Anthonique Strachan as the face and voice of Bahamian Track and field. They get into her origin in the sport, life and training in Jamaica, what we don't know about being a pro track athlete and break some shocking news about SAC and athletic scholarships.

Federico Cartín es director ejecutivo de la asociación Costa Rica por Siempre, una organización privada sin fines de lucro que busca proteger los ecosistemas marinos y terrestres a través de la gestión de fondos y alianzas con gobiernos, el sector privado y la sociedad civil  En este episodio, Federico conversó con la profesora Andrea Prado acerca de los fondos de conservación en Costa Rica, así como del impacto y potencial que tiene la economía azul para nuestra región. El podcast Gerente de Impacto es dirigido por la Prof. Andrea Prado y producido por la Cátedra Strachan de INCAE Business SchoolEscúchelo en: 

In this episode, Pete catches up with Ciaran Strachan, President of the Institute of Payroll Management (IPM) (formerly the Australian Workforce Compliance Council) for an update on his bold vision and the progress made since his visit to the show in 2024. Cairan provides updates on the progress and ongoing work by the IPM to designate payroll as a standalone industry, a key driver for the development of a universal Payroll Body of Knowledge (BOK) currently underway at the IPM, and the push to create formal payroll degrees and certifications with university credentialing.   Pete and Ciaran discuss the differentiator in “payroll relations” and not employee relations governing payroll, and the need for payroll relations as a formal role. They also discuss the politics and headwinds the IPM faces in repositioning payroll in Australia, and explore payroll's path to and case for C-suite representation.  Plus, why is it time for a global standard for payroll education and a central global consortium to bring the payroll knowledge and education entities of the world together, and how the IMF is leading the way! Connect with Ciaran and the IPM: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ciaran-strachan-mba/ AWCC LinkedIn (Follow for updates on the IPM): https://www.linkedin.com/company/awccltd/ LinkedIn post referenced: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7355421210815451136/  Episode of HR & Payroll 2.0 featuring Ciaran (2024): ‘Payroll Is Coming to the C-Suite' https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/payroll-is-coming-to-the-c-suite-with-special-guest/id1643933833?i=1000651189689 Connect with the show:    LinkedIn:  http://linkedin.com/company/hr-payroll-2-0  X: @HRPayroll2_0 @PeteTiliakos @JulieFer_HR BlueSky: @hrpayroll2o.bsky.social  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@HRPAYROLL2_0

How do you know if your district's mentoring and coaching efforts are actually making a difference?Too often, system and instructional leaders focus on program delivery but miss the deeper question: how do we monitor and support the real impact of our math mentorship and coaching practices? In this episode, Jim Strachan returns to explore how leaders can center educator well-being, trust, and professional learning as essential foundations for student success. You'll hear practical insights on how to navigate the complexity of school systems, avoid common blind spots, and create math mentoring relationships that build independence—not dependence.In this conversation, you'll learn:How to recognize whether math mentoring is building true capacity or just going through the motionsWhat effective trust-building really looks like—and why it's not a one-time thingA simple but powerful feedback strategy that gives math mentors honest insight into their impactPress play to explore how you can better monitor and strengthen fluency in mentorship and leadership across your district.Not sure what matters most when designing math improvement plans? Take this assessment and get a free customized report: https://makemathmoments.com/grow/ Math coordinators and leaders – Ready to design your math improvement plan with guidance, support and using structure? Learn how to follow our 4 stage process. https://growyourmathprogram.com Looking to supplement your curriculum with problem based lessons and units? Make Math Moments Problem Based Lessons & Units Show Notes PageLove the show? Text us your big takeaway! Get a Customized Math Improvement Plan For Your District.Are you district leader for mathematics? Take the 12 minute assessment and you'll get a free, customized improvement plan to shape and grow the 6 parts of any strong mathematics program.Take the assessmentAre you wondering how to create K-12 math lesson plans that leave students so engaged they don't want to stop exploring your math curriculum when the bell rings? In their podcast, Kyle Pearce and Jon Orr—founders of MakeMathMoments.com—share over 19 years of experience inspiring K-12 math students, teachers, and district leaders with effective math activities, engaging resources, and innovative math leadership strategies. Through a 6-step framework, they guide K-12 classroom teachers and district math coordinators on building a strong, balanced math program that grows student and teacher impact. Each week, gain fresh ideas, feedback, and practical strategies to feel more confident and motivate students to see the beauty in math. Start making math moments today by listening to Episode #139: "Making Math Moments From Day 1 to 180.

Catalina Diaz es cofundadora y vocera de Nuquí Fish, una iniciativa de pesca artesanal sostenible en el Pacífico colombiano que impulsa la economía local y , dignifica la labor de los pescadores artesanales. En este episodio, Catalina conversó con la profesora Andrea Prado acerca del modelo de negocio, el rol de la tecnología en la pesca, así como el impacto ambiental y comunitario que la empresa genera en la región de Nuquí, Colombia. El podcast Gerente de Impacto es dirigido por la Prof. Andrea Prado y producido por la Cátedra Strachan de INCAE Business School

Since 2003, board-certified dermatologist Dr. Dina Strachan has focused her practice on delivering effective, efficient, and elegant care for skin, hair, and nails—across all skin types and hair textures.For women and men struggling with hair loss, she is known for turning confusion into clarity. Many patients don't realize how many hair loss treatment options exist, and Dr. Strachan loves educating while solving the “mystery” behind what's really happening. From thinning hair to complex scalp conditions, her expertise has made her a go-to resource not only for patients but also for the media, with appearances in outlets from Netflix's Black Beauty Effect to major medical publications.Her approach is inclusive, fast-paced without ever feeling rushed, and always centered on helping patients feel heard and empowered with real solutions. With innovations in hair restoration continuing to expand, Dr. Strachan is at the forefront of bringing the latest insights and treatments to the people who need them most.To learn more about New York City dermatologist Dr. Dina StrachanFollow Dr. Strachan on Instagram @aglowdermnycDr. Strachan's article on KevinMD, I don't apologize for being a fast doctorNetflix, Black Beauty EffectABOUT MEET THE DOCTOR The purpose of the Meet the Doctor podcast is simple.  We want you to get to know your doctor before meeting them in person because you're making a life changing decision and time is scarce. The more you can learn about who your doctor is before you meet them, the better that first meeting will be. When you head into an important appointment more informed and better educated, you are able to have a richer, more specific conversation about the procedures and treatments you're interested in. There's no substitute for an in-person appointment, but we hope this comes close.Meet The Doctor is a production of The Axis. Made with love in Austin, Texas.Are you a doctor or do you know a doctor who'd like to be on the Meet the Doctor podcast?  Book a free 30 minute recording session at meetthedoctorpodcast.com.Host: Eva Sheie Assistant Producers: Mary Ellen Clarkson & Hannah BurkhartEngineering: Spencer ClarksonTheme music: A Grace Sufficient by JOYSPRING

Hi everyone, welcome once again to Yarkshire Gamers Reet Big Wargames Podcast. Today sees a continuation of our round the world trip with a visit to New Zealand and my guest Mark Strachan. Marks Blog 1866 and all that has been a popular stop off point for many wargamers over the years, it covers many things but specialises in the Franco Prussian War and other similar wars around that time. https://stracmark.blogspot.com/ We look at Marks personal hobby as well as his time working in the wargames industry and the hobby in general in New Zealand. Hope you enjoy it. Episode 79 will be a new show format for Yarkshire Gamer as I take you all back in time to 1983 and the first ever edition of Miniature Wargames. I've got some great guests and an item from the magazine (kindly donated by its current owner) which I hope to raise a few quid for the Bradford Burns Unit by auctioning it off. So until next time, Sithee Regards Ken The Yarkshire Gamer

This week's guest is Steve Strachan who played 5 seasons in the NFL w/ the Oakland Raiders. Host Ron Meyer talks with Steve about maturing in one's faith and some of the challenges along the way.

In this ‘flashback' episode, Iain speaks with ‘ski instructor to the stars' Warren Smith, from the Warren Smith Ski Academy.  We talk about how Warren got into skiing and his journey to Verbier via the Hemel Hempstead dry ski slope and Seefeld in Austria. There's plenty about the early days of the UK freestyle scene, working with many of the youngsters who have now become Olympians, as well as the celebrities that he's taught over the years, including Laurence Dallaglio, Prince Harry, Princess Eugenie, Louis Smith, Bradley Wiggins and more. Intersport Ski Hire Discount Code As we are looking ahead to this winter, don't forget that if you want to help The Ski Podcast and save yourself some money this winter…just use the code ‘SKIPODCAST' when you book your ski hire at intersportrent.com. That applies to any ski hire booked in their massive network across France, Austria and Switzerland. You'll get a guaranteed additional discount, or simply take this link for your discount to be automatically applied.  SHOW NOTES   Warren learned to ski at the Hemel Hempstead dry ski slope, before it was recreated as The Snow Centre – an indoor snow slope His first snow experience was on a school trip to Saalbach in Austria, when the coach broke down Phil Gordon presents the ‘Legends of the Brand' podcast (3:30) Warren's first qualification was as a UK dry slope instuctor (4:45) He first taught on snow in Seefeld in Austria, before moving to Verbier in 1994 (5:00) Joyce Read from Ski Verbier was an early mentor (6:00) You can watch ‘Blizzard of Aaaahs' – the famous ‘extreme' ski movie – on YouTube Jamie Strachan designed top sheets for Volkl and brought Warren on their team in winter 1998/99 (8:45) Strachan also designed many of the legendary ChamJam posters (9:30) Listen to Iain's interview with GB Snowsports coach Pat Sharples in this bonus episode of The Ski Podcast (10:15) Stu Brass and Spencer Claridge were behind the AIM Series of events and built the freestyle features for events like the London Ski Show and The Jump (11:00) Iain launched Natives.co.uk in April 1999 (12:00) Other early freestyle projects that Warren set up were the British Freestyle Camps and the Ride Series  Pat talks about the impact of the Salomon 1080 on the freestyle scene in this interview, as does Jim Adlington (founder of Planks) in our bonus episode with him (14:00) Paddy Graham came out of the Sheffield dry slope scene and is still producing award-winning movies with the ‘Legs of Steel' crew (17:30) Warren also produced movies such as the ‘Snow's In The House' series and ‘Snow Odyssey' featuring a 16-year-old Candide Thovex (19:00) Warren's ‘Go Ski' technique book and DVD is available online (25:00) Rob Sawyer from the Farinet Bar in Verbier recommended Warren to England rugby player Laurence Dallaglio (28:00) Other celebrities that Warren has skied with or instructed in Verbier include James Blunt, Princess Eugenie and Prince Harry (33:00) Listen to Peter Hardy's anecdotes about James Blunt in our special episode Louis Smith, Spencer Matthews and Jason Robinson were among the quickest learners that Warren coached for the wintersports reality show ‘The Jump' (35:00) The Warren Smith Ski Academy now has a team of 15 instructors with key focus on biomechanics (39:00) Find out about the Carv device here (45:00) The Academy also offers ‘Gap Year' Instructor Qualification courses, having changed from BASI to the Irish IASI qualification in 2013 (45:30) The Warren Smith Ski Academy will be at the National Snow Show at the Birmingham NEC on 15/16 October 2022 (48:00) Courses start in Cervinia from 06 November for five weeks, then on to Verbier. Warren will be leading a trip to Japan in February (50:00) Listen to how Iain got on in Verbier in March 2023 in Episode 172 If you enjoyed this episode and would like to help the podcast, there are three things you can do:  -          follow us, or subscribe, so you never miss an episode -          give us a review on Apple Podcasts or leave a comment on Spotify -          ‘buy me a coffee' at buymeacoffee.com/theskipodcast

What if your classes could do more than build dance skills? In this episode, Dr. Leisha Straughn unpacks the Four C's every teacher needs: Confidence, Competence, Connection & Character, and how to weave them into your studio with simple, intentional strategies. Walk away with tools you can use right away, plus discover Project Score, a free resource designed to help teachers put the Four C's into action. Dr. Leisha Strachan is a professor at the University of Manitoba with a research focus on positive youth development through sport. She is also interested in research with coaches and parents in the deliberate delivery of positive sport experiences for children and youth. Research Areas Positive youth development Sport participation Children Youth Sport psychology Education Doctor of Philosopy - Sport Psychology, Queen's University (2008) Master of Human Kinetics - Sport Psychology, University of Windsor (2004) Bachelor of Education, University of Manitoba (1999) Bachelor of Physical Education, University of Manitoba (1997) Leisha has been involved in sport and dance for the majority of her life. She began baton twirling at Crestview Community Club in Winnipeg at the age of 5 and continued for 18 years. She is a former Canadian Senior Freestyle Champion (1994), Grand National Solo and 2-Baton champion (1994), CBTF Senior Athlete and Overall Athlete of the Year (1994), and a 7-time Canadian Contingent member competing in freestyle (highest placing - 6th in 1994) and pair events garnering 2 world bronze medals for her efforts (with Kristin Macaraeg). In her time on the national team, she traveled to France, Japan, Holland, Italy, and Hawaii. Leisha is one of the founding coaches of Aerial Fusion Baton, which has been in existence for 25 years. In addition to being a Level 3 certified coach, she is also certified as a Module 1 teacher in Acrobatic Arts. She is also a certified M1, M2, M3, and Masters judge. She has had the opportunity to coach provincial and national team members and continues to choreograph for different athletes across Canada, England, and Scotland. IG @drls250 Previous Episodes Ep 4 Protecting Your Mental Health Dr Leisha Strachan Ep 31 Overcoming Dancer Anxiety + Mental Blocks with Dr. Leisha Strachan Ep. 69 Turning Dance Transitions into Triumphs with Dr. Leisha Strachan, Pt 1 Ep. 69 Turning Dance Transitions into Triumphs with Dr. Leisha Strachan, Pt. 2 Ep. 97 Mental Skills for Acro Success with Dr. Leisha Strachan

Rainy's Journey is a beautiful story of kindness, transformation, and the power of empathy.One small act of kindness from Pickles the mermaid shifted something deep inside of Rainy, and now she feels different—warm and happy in a way she's never felt before.Will she find the courage to face her fears? Can she change from being a bully to being a friend? Join Rainy on an unforgettable journey that shows how one small act of kindness can encourage us to change and grow, and help us chart a new path!Find this book on Amazon or www.LauraStrachanBooks.com

What happens when the voice in your head saying "don't drink" keeps getting louder? In this vulnerable conversation, grandmother and retired occupational therapist Cindy Strachan shares her journey to almost 1,000 days of alcohol freedom after decades as a weekend drinker.Unlike many sobriety stories, Cindy's doesn't involve hitting rock bottom or daily drinking. As a high-functioning perfectionist who reserved alcohol for weekends, she maintained a successful career and family life while battling with moderation. The breaking point? A simple family trip to the aquarium where, despite a mild hangover, she found herself too exhausted to fully engage with her grandson. "This isn't living," she realized.What follows is a powerful story of faith and transformation. Now approaching three years sober, she's found freedom in being "sober loud" and breaking the stigma around choosing not to drink.Cindy's message resonates deeply for women questioning their relationship with alcohol: "Stop asking yourself if you have a problem and start asking if you can do better." Her story demonstrates how neural pathways can be rewired, new habits can replace old ones, and authentic joy doesn't require alcohol. Whether you're sober curious or supporting someone who is, this conversation offers wisdom, hope, and practical advice for embracing a life of greater freedom and presence.Mentioned in this video: What Alcohol Does to Your Body, Brain & Health | Dr. Andrew Huberman https://youtu.be/DkS1pkKpILY?si=XrfmneIiDcjGYqkZFind Cindy on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/otfingerfidgetsandfun/ and https://www.instagram.com/renewal.of.the.mind/Drop us a Question or CommentIf you have ever...Struggled with the social pressures associated with alcohol use.Felt isolated, alone, and unsure of how to break the cycle.Experienced shame and frustration after drinking.Told yourself, “I'll never get this. It's no use.”Then this 5-Day Sacred Sobriety Kick Start is for you! Each day, you'll receive a short video with simple tasks to help you analyze your drinking habits with clarity.I'm here for you. I'm praying for you. You are NOT alone!Please subscribe to this podcast so you won't miss a thing!

This episode focuses on insights and information for parents and coaches that might be new to junior baseball in Australia. The guys chat with MTL The Baseball Podcast's co-producer, Jim Strachan, who shares his experiences as a coach and parent and they also talk about advice from mentors, growing the game in Australia, and building resilience in players and yourself as a parent. The episode also touches on the growth of women's baseball in Australia and the uniqueness of the club ball structure compared to the US. And as always, there are some great stories from Lutzy and Frank's days with the Reds and their ongoing baseball journey. Then, Frank shares his great new tune, “Almost Blues”.

7.9.25, Kevin Ricca joins the Kevin Sheehan Show to reminisce on the life of Tim Strachan after his passing.

7.9.25 Hour 3, Final calls on the Commanders new throwback uniforms reveal and if the old team name should come back. Kevin Sheehan reacts to former Nationals GM, Mike Rizzo's interview on the Sports Junkies after being fired over the weekend. Kevin Ricca joins the Kevin Sheehan Show to reminisce on the life of Tim Strachan after his passing.

Last month, Trinity Classical Academy sent forth its first class of graduating seniors. To mark this milestone, we're republishing an interview that first aired in 2020 on Owen Strachan's now-defunct podcast. At that time, Dr. Strachan was on the faculty at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, and he invited Bob Thune to MBTS's Spurgeon Library to talk about the founding of Trinity Classical Academy. The founding and building of institutions is critical for gospel renewal, for societal health, and for the preservation and propagation of Christian faith. The story of TCA's success—from a fledgling startup school to a thriving educational institution—should inspire Christians to be dreamers and builders and doers.(0:00) Introductions: Bob Introduces Owen Introducing Bob(4:33) The Origin Story of Trinity Classical Academy(20:30) The Aim of Education: Formation(27:13) How Can You be a Catalyst in Your Context?

Episode 454 features Collin and Kendal Strachan, the dynamic duo behind Every Mile Creative, Alaska's leading lifestyle and adventure production company. Website: everymilecreative.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/collinstrachan/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kendal.strachan/About Collin & Kendal:Collin and Kendal are the dynamic duo behind Every Mile Creative, Alaska's leading lifestyle and adventure production company. Together, they live off-grid in an Airstream with their young son, Milo, embracing the rugged beauty of Alaska's wilderness while crafting captivating stories for some of the world's most inspiring brands. Collin is a professional photographer and filmmaker, known for bringing the raw spirit of adventure to life through immersive content, while Kendal's background in nursing and her eye for storytelling fuel the company's success.Whether they're navigating glaciers with Milo in tow, collaborating with brands that want to stand out, or sharing the ups and downs of building a business as a family, Collin and Kendal embody resilience, creativity, and connection in everything they do.++++++++

A new bill lets criminals volunteer with kids. Crazies on the far-right blamed a trans pilot for the crash — but it wasn’t her. Car insurance is about to go up. It’s going to snow this weekend. // LongForm: GUEST: Executive Director of the Washington Assocation of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs Steve Strachan explains what role local enforcement will have in enforcing immigration law. // Quick Hit: UFC CEO Dana White ripped into pro-Nazi comments made by fighter Bryce Mitchell.  

The Composite Two-Star Recruits podcast returns to discuss the latest transfer additions of WR Prince Strachan and DB Bryce Fitzgerald. The Cilantro Boys also talk about new 2026 RB commit Shahn Alston, a potential 2025 official visitor and the beginning of a potential local shift in recruiting. TIME STAMPS: 0:00: Chris Finally Watches the Godfather  18:47: Cold Open (USC Lands Three Commitments; WR Prince Strachan)  35:32: NC State Safety Bishop Fitzgerald  53:47: Four-star 2026 RB Shahn Alston Commits  1:07:25: Transfer Notes; Emmanuel Pregnon to Oregon  1:25:34: 2025 Recruiting Note Done  1:53:42: USC Finally Shifting to West Coast Emphasis?  2:35:17: Is Hurricane a War Time Consigliere? To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices