Podcast appearances and mentions of stuart harrison

The Ministry of Transport has announced the publication of the new Taxis Regulations. These will provide for a dedicated Airport Service to be provided by the Gibraltar Taxi Service. The Taxi Association's Christian Agius joins us in the studio, alongside Stuart Harrison of the Ministry of Transport, to tell us how the service will work.This year marks the 35th anniversary of Women in Enterprise - a grassroots organisation that over 3 decades later is still very much on the up! We spoke to two long-standing members of the network: Janet Brear and co-founder Lydia Darham, to share how much progress has been made since the group's inception in 1990.Yesterday Spain and Portugal saw a mass power outage, with major disruption for businesses and on the roads. Even though Gibraltar was not affected, many Gibraltarians travelling over the long weekend were caught up in the chaos. Jonathan Sacramento shared more details.The Westside Class of '87 is reuniting to mark a major milestone, their 50th birthdays with an 80s inspired fitness event for the GBC Open Day Fund. The session will be led the class's own ‘Fitness Guru' Natalie Hill. Heidi Jeffries is one of the organisers and told us how the idea came about.Local runner Kim Baglietto broke the national record at the London marathon on Sunday, smashing the previous national record that she set in Sevilla last year! Jose Mari Ruiz told us more about this achievement, as well as the rest of the local sports news including the cycling tour de Malta and how the table is looking for the Rock Cup.And, a cultural exchange in Tangier took place recently. Tito Vallejo has just returned from Morocco, and told us how impressed he was with the knowledge and enthusiasm shown by the children at the event. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Some good news for our tourism sector. Millennium and Copthorne Hotels have recorded its highest full-year revenue in five years, with a sense 2025 will be strong for travel. Current international visitor arrivals still sit at 89% of pre-pandemic levels. Chief Executive Stuart Harrison told Mike Hosking they've been holding a 'revive and thrive' strategy. He says they've been doing refurbishments and upgrades to position themselves in a strong space for the future. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Aldo Rossi, in The Architecture of the City, describes the urban artefact as a permanence, “a past we are still experiencing.” Rossi proposes permanence's present two aspects: “they can be considered as propelling elements or as pathological ones: artefacts that enable us to understand our city in its totality, or artefacts that appear as a series of isolated elements that we can link only tenuously to an urban system.” Tune in to a discussion that focused on our built heritage and how it can be interlinked with urban design imperatives and opportunities. Are they appropriately interlinked? If not, why not? What might it be like to have these spheres more productively entangled? What policy and other changes in approach might better enable heritage to be integral to a vital and lived future within the context of a broader urban system? Join KTA and our panelists—Christine Phillips, Dan Hill & Felicity Watson—in conversation with compere extraordinaire Stuart Harrison. Curated by Kerstin Thompson Architects. KTA is the 2022 Urban Design winner for the Melbourne Awards, proudly supported by the Naomi Milgrom Foundation.

Today's episode features two DeepClean coaches, Henry Brown and Stuart Harrison, who spend time every week helping men resolve the root issues of porn and masturbation. In this interview we discuss common mistakes men make recovering (including many mistakes that we made ourselves), the solutions that are clearly working the most effectively today, and practical ways someone can get started on the journey. The conversation then shifts to discuss the role of the local church in all of this, as Henry & Stuart currently are local church pastors. This interview includes stories, knowledge, and practicality, all guaranteed to leave you inspired, hopeful and equipped to experience lasting freedom. Enjoy! Listen to Husband Material Podcast Listen to Pure Desire Podcast   Join DeepClean Inner Circle Get a FREE copy of my bestselling book, The Last Relapse

Today's episode features two DeepClean coaches, Henry Brown and Stuart Harrison, who spend time every week helping men resolve the root issues of porn and masturbation. In this interview we discuss common mistakes men make recovering (including many mistakes that we made ourselves), the solutions that are clearly working the most effectively today, and practical ways someone can get started on the journey. The conversation then shifts to discuss the role of the local church in all of this, as Henry & Stuart currently are local church pastors. This interview includes stories, knowledge, and practicality, all guaranteed to leave you inspired, hopeful and equipped to experience lasting freedom. Enjoy! Listen to Husband Material Podcast Listen to Pure Desire Podcast Join DeepClean Inner Circle Get a FREE copy of my bestselling book, The Last Relapse

In this episode we focus on fintech and the emergence of tech talent in the South West of England. Host Julia Streets is joined by Sam Seaton, CEO of Moneyhub and Stuart Harrison, Director of Fintech West. Together they highlight the unique qualities of the South West region and the differentiation from other areas of the UK. They explain why fintech will continue to be a game changer by recruiting diverse talent for a better gender and racial diversity balance and set out some of the initiatives they are undertaking to drive and inspire change.

Stuart Harrison from business development consultancy Solar Flare chats to Dave about the much-misunderstood connections between BD, Sales & Marketing.

In today's episode, Sathiya sits down with Stuart Harrison. Stuart joined DeepClean feeling like a hypocrite for being involved in the church while secretly struggling with pornography. After experiencing massive transformation in the course, Stuart began to receive more opportunities at church, but it was different this time. He now felt worthy to handle them. Today, Stuart is not only an up-and-coming leader at his local church, he has joined the DeepClean community, coaching other men into full freedom. Download The Ultimate Recovery Guide For Porn Addiction (URG) at www.ultimaterecoveryguide.com Receive weekly insights and inspiration by signing up for my newsletter at www.sathiyasam.com Follow me on Instagram to participate in my live streams Thursdays @ 1230pm EST (@sathiyaMEsam) Submit questions to admin@sathiyasam.com

In today's episode, Sathiya sits down with Stuart Harrison. Stuart joined DeepClean feeling like a hypocrite for being involved in the church while secretly struggling with pornography. After experiencing massive transformation in the course, Stuart began to receive more opportunities at church, but it was different this time. He now felt worthy to handle them. Today, Stuart is not only an up-and-coming leader at his local church, he has joined the DeepClean community, coaching other men into full freedom. Download The Ultimate Recovery Guide For Porn Addiction (URG) at www.ultimaterecoveryguide.com Receive weekly insights and inspiration by signing up for my newsletter at www.sathiyasam.com Follow me on Instagram to participate in my live streams Thursdays @ 1230pm EST (@sathiyaMEsam) Submit questions to admin@sathiyasam.com

Many years ago I flew to Tamworth for leadership training that would quite frankly impact the way I thought about leadership for the rest of my career.I bet you're wondering, what was so special about it?Well, this training wasn't your typical classroom leadership course. It was led by the founder of Leadership Horsepower, Stuart Harrison. Stu helps people develop emotional intelligence and leadership skills through working with horses. Wild, right!Horses are excellent at reading the signals and emotions you're giving off, and their reactions are authentic and immediate. If you learn to pay attention to their responses and then modify your behaviour accordingly, you'll be far better equipped to interact with your team, learning how to understand their emotions and then managing them from where they're at.If you're interested in learning what it means to lead well, and develop relationships with your team that will see them thrive and grow, I definitely recommend tuning into this episode!

Stuart Harrison is the founder of Burning Need, a brand strategy consultancy for B2B businesses. Stuart encourages people to forget 'customers' and start creating 'brand fanatics.' Over the years, he's worked in agencies for some of the world's top B2B tech brands, defining brand positioning and developing a content strategy. First, Stuart reveals what isn't working in the world of marketing. He says that the marketing mix is no longer working. This term perpetuates the idea that we have to use loads of different marketing tactics to see any success. It has put a bit of a blocker in place for small businesses.  Small businesses will try loads of stuff and never see anything significant from it. So, the owner will think they aren't good at marketing, or their strategy isn't working. Stuart says to take away the mix. When you know how to get your customers to your offer, it's time to optimize it. It's a much more effective way to look at marketing for small businesses.  When you can master one marketing tactic, keep going at it. If at any point you feel like it's not working, then look at why it's not working. Perhaps your audience has shifted from Instagram to Facebook. If you find out where your target audience is, then that's where you need to be. Also, it might not even be on social media! Your marketing can thrive in places that are considered old school.  Once you find where your target audience is, it's time to come at them with stuff they care about. Get the message right and understand your audience's need and interests. You need a cohesive message for your target audience. Concentrate on getting one thing right instead of getting loads of things wrong.  Later, Stuart reveals what is working in the world of marketing – listening to your customer. Get your customer actively involved in your business. As a business owner, you shouldn't be afraid to have two-way communication with your customer. If a customer likes your business, then they would be happy to help. Don't be scared to ask your customer what their needs are.  Stay tuned as we give successful and unsuccessful marketing examples that took place during the pandemic. -      “Just focus, do one thing, and do it really well.” -      “Find out where your audience is, but also understand them and come at them with stuff they care about.” -      “Listen to your customer in as many ways as you possibly can.” -      “Find a personal army of people that love everything you do.” In This Episode: [ 3:05 ] About Burning Need[ 6:45 ] What isn’t working in the world of marketing[ 14:50 ] Your target audience may not be on social media[ 18:50 ] Understand your target audience [ 20:50 ] What is working in the world of marketing [ 25:15 ] Find out what is broken  Links Mentioned:  Burning Need: https://burningneed.com/Stuart’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stuartharrison43/Stuarts Challenge: https://burningneed.com/hire-customer-challenge/

Jessie Tu chats about her new novel A Lonely Girl is a Dangerous Thing; Stuart Harrison, formerly of Triple R's 'The Architects' talks about delivering this year's Open House Melbourne's Heritage Address; Gez gets a birthday tribute!; Hayley Inch takes look at the films of Barbra Streisand; Dean Gibson discuss the importance of his new NITV doco My Family Matters; Gez decides to test Shorty's teaching skills; and mental health expert Steve Ellen, from Triple R's 'Radiotherapy,' gives some helpful advice as we enter our second round of isolation. With presenters Sarah Smith, Daniel Burt, Geraldine Hickey, and Rachel Short. Website:  https://www.rrr.org.au/explore/podcasts/breakfastersFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/Breakfasters3RRRFM/Twitter:     https://twitter.com/breakfastersInstagram:  https://www.instagram.com/breakfasters/?hl=en

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Stuart Harrison, President and CEO of the Peterborough Chamber of Commerce, joins us on Episode 81 of the StudioPTBO Podcast to discuss how the Chamber is helping businesses navigate this crisis in real-time. He also talks about the importance of having recovery planning in place, and how community partners are working together in collaboration for community good.Subscribe to the show on:Itunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-studioptbo-podcast/id1398036967?mt=2#episodeGuid=Buzzsprout-739630Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ibfgbfiuvh5wi3vxoge76uwnjeeSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/03DG8shK4ksLFbSncPHv43?si=5fN-_NolQOOPXjoas15UXATunein: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Business--Economics-Podcasts/The-StudioPTBO-Podcast-p1207815/PS: When you're ready... here are 4 ways we can help you grow your business:1. Join the StudioPTBO Marketing Hacks Group on Facebook and connect with fellow entrepreneurs who are running businesses and growing teams.In this group we talk about how to grow and build your company on social and create momentum across your entire organization >>> https://www.facebook.com/groups/3402675632829752. Download A Free Copy "7 Essential Steps To Generating Leads For Your Business"We published this article to help provide massive value to this community and help you get started. Visit https://studioptbo.com/lead-generation to download your copy today.3. Get instant access to our free real estate online marketing training!Click here >> https://studioptbo.com/real-estate-freetraining4. Work with the StudioPTBO team privately.If you'd like to work directly with our team to help you build your business... just click here >>> http://sendusleadsnow.com/

Property inspections are always an interesting experience with investors. Some investors breeze through them without paying attention, others analyze everything to the extreme. Inspections are critical before buying any investment property and on this episode of The Your Life! Your Terms! Show, Stuart Harrison of Capstone Property Consultants (www.CapstoneProperty.ca) walks us through what to watch out for. And we kick off the show with a great little chat about his experiences melting down silver... you won't believe this!

Wonders will never cease. All her avenues exhausted, Theresa May reaches out to the only person who can help in her hour of need. And that would be… Jeremy Corbyn?This week we look at the minefield that is the Theresa-Jezza Love-in. Is compromise possible any longer in the snakepit of the Commons? Who will carry the can for Brexit if they pull it off? And what does this mean for Labour’s General Election plans and the future of the two parties? As luck would have it we recorded right before Emily Thornberry launched her People’s Vote challenge to Corbyn but what do you want from us? Absolute topicality?Also this week special guest TOM KIBASI of the Institute for Public Policy Research joins us for a cheerful – yes, cheerful! – view of Brexit from the progressive end of things. He tells us why the real radicalisation of the Conservative party isn’t anything to do with Brexit and says there was another big lie told during the Referendum: “People were told not to risk something they never had.”In a double whammy of left-of-centre optimism we talk to RUTGER BREGMAN, author of Utopia For Realists And How We Can Get There. Universal income, a 15-hour work week and the end of “bullshit jobs” sounds great, but how does it relate to Brexit? Oh, and we start with a tribute to the great Orchestral Maneouvres In The Dark, on tour throughout Europe YES EUROPE later this year. Presented by Dorian Lynskey with Naomi Smith and Alex Andreou. Produced by Andrew Harrison. Audio production is by Elsie Bath. Remainiacs is a Podmasters production.Get every new episode of Remainiacs a whole day early when you back us on the Patreon crowdfunding platform. You’ll also get our monthly Ask Remainiacs special episode plus smart merchandise, an exclusive weekly column by our panel, and discounts on #RemainiacsLive tickets too. #OwnTheRemoanPhotoshop by Stuart Harrison. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mark Steadman, Jon Hickman and Jon Bounds continue their mission to discuss everything in the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy canon , in alphabetical order. Fire Mountains of Frazfraga We don't know much about the Fire Mountains of Frazfraga, except that it's not a hospitable location for a Silastic Armorfiend of Striterax. The panel discusses the most inhospitable places they've been to. Five-D 5D TV is, we can only assume, two better than Tri-D, which we'll no doubt cover when we get to the Ts. For now though, Jon Hickman is in charge of 5DTV sales. Flaninian Pobble Bead A Flaninian Pobble Bead is a form of galactic currency. It is only exchangeable with itself, and therefore isn't really counted as money by the Guide. As Brits we have a peculiar problem accepting certain forms of currency north of the border, despite it being legal tender. Here, Bounder shares his budget for the just-about-managing species. Flare-riding Flare-riding is one of the most exotic and exhilarating sports in existence, and those who can dare and afford it are amongst the most lionized men in the Galaxy. It is also of course stupefyingly dangerous - those who don't die riding invariably die of sexual exhaustion at one of the Daedalus Club's Apres-Flare parties. The panel discusses their most hair-raising moments. Flargathon Flargathon is a planet with gas swamps so stinky that the Gaseans who make this world their home, hired the Magratheans to build them a better world. Here, the Jons discuss the little bits they'd like to change about their respective locales. Flex-o-Panel The Flex-o-Panel is a wrist panel that can show Sub-Etha TV, and probably do other stuff. Here, Jon H tries to convince Steadman he's wrong to want one of these. Get in touch Follow @ iamsteadman, @ bounder and @ jonhickman on Twitter. Links 101 Things Birmingham Gave the World: Amazon.co.uk: Jon Bounds, Liz Cooke, Jon Hickman, Craig Hamilton, Danny Smith, Julia Gilbert, Simon Fox, Libby Hayward Bounds, Steve Nicholls, Stuart Harrison, Stewart Lee: 9781782803997: Books (13) Brian Regan - Refrigerators - YouTube

Indy Johar spoke with architect and commentator, Stuart Harrison during the 2016 Sydney Architecture Festival on a new approach to architecture for social impact

Architect and commentator, Stuart Harrison, in conversation with Professor Laura Lee at the 2016 Sydney Architecture Festival on the future of education, research and design practice.

Stuart Harrison, co-founder and co-host of ‘The Architects’ (2004–14) on Melbourne 3RRR and Director of Melbourne architecture practice HAW, explores the different histories and personalities of Venice in terms of contemporary life, living and architecture. Presented by Abercrombie & Kent 10 April 2017

Our guest in this episode is Stuart Harrison, director or the architecture firm Harrison and White. In this episode, Stuart and I discuss "The Architects" radio show on 3RRR, how architecture is communicated to the community and between architects, the way collaboration can work across different types of projects, and what is meant when we talk about a "successful architectural project".

Show support appreciated: 35iDYDYqRdN2x6KGcpdV2W1Hy3AjGje9oL Category: Technical Author: Stuart Harrison Originally published: 18-Jan-2016 Published at: Open Data Institute Source: https://theodi.org/blog/blockchain-and-open-data-how-could-it-work Narrator: Crypto Voices https://cryptovoices.com/ Production: Mama Studios http://www.mamastudios.eu/ Music: New Friend Music http://newfriendmusic.com/ Thanks for listening! This recording is a reproduction of author Stuart Harrison's piece 'Blockchain and open data: how could it work?'. The author's original work is licensed under Creative Commons CC BY-SA 2.0 UK.

Watch the lecture here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6vUe-ACaZ8&list=PL6DDzoHu1cx1ozmghXXCgzwHF8Ln8Tlv8 The ODI Labs team work hard to evolve and create state-of-the-art technology tools, standards and techniques to help people work better with open data. But who are they? What excites them? What weird and wonderful things to they get up to in their free time? During this geek fest of all geek fests, ODI Head of Robots Sam Pikesley will bring us lessons from a side-project involving a shed, a solar panel, a Raspberry Pi, an Arduino and a, in his own words, “massively over-engineered solution to a problem that doesn’t really exist”, and ODI Web Developer Stuart Harrison will show us how he’s created a ‘quantified son’, among other things. About Sam and Stuart Sam Pikesley has over 10 years’ experience as a Linux SysAdmin, and was doing DevOps before he even knew DevOps was a thing. Before becoming Head of Robots at the ODI, he worked for a number of startups including, most recently, Amee, where he helped open up a substantial chunk of environmental data. Stuart Harrison’s background is in local government and the public sector, training first as a journalist, and then working at Lichfield District Council as web developer. During his time at Lichfield, Stuart says he was “a leading light in the world of of open data, starting one of the first local authority data catalogues and building Ratemyplace, one of the first websites to publish local authority food safety inspections, and the first to offer an open API”.

In this episode we talk with Stuart Harrison about his book New Suburban and the subversion of planning rules!

We're joined by 10 year Triple R veterans (from whom we inherited the Tuesday 7pm time-slot), the architects formerly known as "The Architects": Simon Knott and Stuart Harrison; along with someone who's had an immeasurable effect on the shape and culture of Melbourne: architect and planner Rob Adams. Cohost Kate Dundas leads a discussion on urban planning, sustainability and liveability, corruption and retrofitting the suburbs.