Podcasts about ten years on

Lord Matthew Elliott on Vote Leave, Modern Campaigning, AI Microtargeting, and the Jobs Foundation Jimmy interviews Lord Matthew Elliott, former Vote Leave CEO and author of “Ten Years On,” about building and running political campaigns, recruiting and developing talent, and measuring success through objectives, media impact, and interim targets. Elliott contrasts traditional campaigning with today's faster, noisier, social-driven landscape, describing Vote Leave's use of polling, fundraising, Facebook/Google ads, and the iconic bus tour with Boris Johnson, plus the operational roles behind it. He discusses how AI and data-driven microtargeting, especially in the US, could reshape elections, and predicts more short-lived single-issue campaigns. Elliott reflects on Brexit's effects, arguing the UK avoided “Project Fear” outcomes and has performed comparatively well versus some European economies. He also shares his adult autism diagnosis, links it to his focus and work, highlights low autistic employment rates, and outlines the Jobs Foundation's mission to promote business-led jobs, training, and pro-growth policy. Chapters: 00:00 Brexit Ten Years On 01:14 Meet Matthew Elliott 02:43 Building Campaign Teams 04:40 Recruiting Early Talent 07:50 Developing Spokespeople 09:22 Measuring Campaign Success 11:12 Modern Campaign Playbook 13:23 Cutting Through Noise 15:44 Brexit Campaign Today 18:11 The Iconic Bus Strategy 20:08 Behind the Bus Operation 23:34 AI and Microtargeting 27:31 Winning Swing Voters 31:33 Why Brexit Hit Hard 34:37 Culture Replaces Class 35:45 Why Culture Wars Rise 37:28 Short Term Politics Trap 40:50 Running Government vs Campaigning 43:05 Future of Campaigning 44:29 Autism Diagnosis Story 48:53 Autism and Employment Gap 51:58 After Vote Leave Fallout 54:56 Building Jobs Foundation Coalitions 58:18 NEETs AI and Flexibility 01:00:51 Brexit Reassessment Debate 01:04:13 Regulators Planning and Growth 01:07:10 Coalition Building Skillset 01:08:36 Closing Thanks ********** Follow us on socials! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jimmysjobs Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jimmysjobsofthefuture Twitter / X: https://www.twitter.com/JimmyM Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmy-mcloughlin-obe/ Want to come on the show? hello@jobsofthefuture.co Sponsor the show or Partner with us: hello@jobsofthefuture.co Check out our clips channel here! ⬇️ https://www.youtube.com/@JimmysJobsClips Credits: Host / Exec Producer: Jimmy McLoughlin OBE Producer: Sunny Winter https://www.linkedin.com/in/sunnywinter/ Junior Producer: Thuy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week's episode is a heady mix looking both backwards and forwards at the state of British politics; as The Rundown marks the tenth anniversary of the the vote to leave the EU by interviewing one of the key architects of Brexit, and by discussing what happens now following Andy Burnham's remarkable victory in the Makerfield by-election, as he returns to Westminster to challenge Keir Starmer.So later in the episode host Alain Tolhurst speaks to Matthew Elliott, Conservative peer and the former chair of Vote Leave, the official Brexit campaign, about his new book Ten Years On; The Untold Story of Brexit, on his reflections from that momentous period, and the lessons learned a decade on.But before that PolHome's editor Adam Payne, and The House magazine deputy editor Sienna Rogers joined Alain very shortly after it was announced on Friday morning that Andy Burnham had romped to victory over Reform, what the next few days will look like now, and how likely he will become Prime Minister in the coming weeks.To sign up for our newsletters click herePresented by Alain Tolhurst, produced and edited by Ewan Cameron and Lulu Goad for Podot

Leeds United and Northern Ireland legend Stuart Dallas joins Keith Bailie and Steven Beacom to reflect on his incredible playing career that took him from Hagan Park in Coagh to Elland Road and the Premier League.The Cookstown man recalls life in the Irish League, working under Argentine manager Marcelo Biesla, the heartbreaking injury that ended his career and why Sky Sports pundit Gary Neville was wrong to call his challenge ‘utter madness'.Dallas also reflects on the ninth anniversary of Northern Ireland's adventure in French. The King of Lyon will be joined on stage at the Ulster Hall next year by teammates Steven Davis, Josh Magennis and Niall McGinn for special commemorative event, ‘Euro 2016: Ten Years On' Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Many think that autistic people lack empathy, but do they?Join me as I explore empathy in the context of autism research and the origins of the autistic empathy deficit idea. In this episode, I cover the double empathy problem with help from a friend. How does the double empathy problem explain misunderstandings and communication breakdowns between autistic individuals and neurotypicals? I also talk about how I personally think of empathy (and how my notions of empathy are surprisingly close to the very first usage of the word!).Watch this episode on YouTube.If you'd like to know more about topics discussed in this episode, check out:"A Reflective Guide on the Meaning of Empathy in Autism Research" by Caroline Bollen"Autism and Empathy: What Are the Real Links?" By Sue Fletcher-Watson and Geoffrey Bird"Autism in an Age of Empathy: A Cautionary Critique" by Patrick McDonagh (chapter in Worlds of Autism edited by Joyce Davidson and Michael Orsini)"On the Ontological Status of Autism: The 'Double Empathy Problem'" by Damian Milton"The 'Double Empathy Problem': Ten Years On" by Damian Milton et al. "Object Personification in Autism: This Paper Will Be Very Sad if You Don't Read it" by Rebekah White and Anna Remington"A Dual Route Model of Empathy: A Neurobiological Perspective" by Chi-Lin Yu and Tai-Li ChouSend us a Text Message. Tune in to the Patient Advocacy Voices Podcast todayJoin Sanofi's Eric Racine to meet the unsung heroes leading patient advocacy organizationsListen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifyTheme music: "Everything Feels New" by Evgeny Bardyuzha. All episodes written and produced by Kristen Hovet.Send in your questions or thoughts via audio or video recording for a chance to be featured on the show! Email your audio or video clips to otherautism@gmail.com through WeTransfer. Become a patron on Patreon!Buy me a coffee!

If you open a dictionary and turn the page to the definition for 'cult hero', you'll find Kwesi Appiah at Cambridge United. A half-season loan spell from Crystal Palace that meant so much more during a promotion season that has gone down in folklore as one of United's best and definitely most important campaigns in their history. Despite not appearing at Wembley, it'll never be forgotten how important Kwesi's goals were that helped take us there in the first half of that season. Tom sits down with the man who fans still link with us every transfer window to discuss his memories of that season, his time with the U's, and his international career, amongst a host of other things. Subscribe to our website and get all our Ten Years On pods straight to your email: www.undertheabbeystand.com And get in touch with the pod here: Socials: @AbbeyStandPod and @UnderTheAbbeyStand Email: hello@undertheabbeystand.com Next up: Josh Coulson...

Are you not entertained?! A decade since his Russell Crowe impersonation on the sidelines of the Abbey, Dickie Dosh, the legendary United manager who masterminded a promotion-winning season out of non-league after nine long years, sits down with Tom and Jules to discuss that iconic season. How did he build the team, what were his hopes going into the season, how long did the 10 minutes of stoppage time feel at Wembley. As well as going through his memories of 2013/14, we touch on his under recognised playing career and the first year in the Football League with the U's. Sit back and enjoy. Subscribe to our website and get all our Ten Years On pods straight to your email: www.undertheabbeystand.com And get in touch with the pod here: Socials: @AbbeyStandPod and @UnderTheAbbeyStand Email: hello@undertheabbeystand.com Next up: Kwesi Appiah...

Vacation season is here, and Anna and Amber are island-bound: To the site of Liang Bua, Indonesia! Join them as they get to know Homo floresiensis, our diminutive extinct cousins in Flores, and discuss their place on our complicated, ever evolving human family tree. Plus, local lore about small, hairy cave-dwellers said to steal food and/or children, and a brief moment of Hobbit (TM) Drama.To learn more about this episode's topic, check out:Bibliography and 3D tour of Liang Bua Cave'Hobbits' on Flores, Indonesia (Smithsonian Institution)Homo floresiensis (Australian Museum)Van den Bergh, Gerrit D., et al. "Homofloresiensis-like fossils from the early Middle Pleistocene of Flores." Nature 534.7606 (2016): 245.Ten Years On, the Flores “Hobbit” Remains an Evolutionary Puzzle (Smithsonian)Where did we come from? A primer on early human evolution (Cosmos)Origins of Indonesian Hobbits finally revealed (ScienceDaily)Homo floresiensis (Smithsonian Institution)Hobbit makers ban uni from using ‘hobbit' (Newshub)

Gugu Mhlungu speaks to Journalist & Producer of The Marikana, Ten Years On, Niren Tolsi on what expect from his “The Marikana, Ten Years On” an exhibition which is part of this year's National Arts Festival in Makhanda and seeks to address questions of accountability and justice around the Marikana massacre. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Last month marked the ten-year anniversary of the-president Barack Obama signing the Government Performance and Results Modernization Act. The law established a framework for performance data collection, so ten years on, it might be helpful to look back at its effects on performance management and the future of government performance management . Dr. Donald Moynihan is McCourt Chair at Georgetown University’s McCourt School of Public Policy. He also has a post on our site right now headlined “Ten Years On, How Has the Federal Performance System Performed?” He joined the show to talk about the post and reasons for optimism in government performance management. Last month marked the ten-year anniversary of the-president Barack Obama signing the Government Performance and Results Modernization Act. The law established a framework for performance data collection, so ten years on, it might be helpful to look back at its effects on performance management and the future of government performance management . Dr. Donald Moynihan is McCourt Chair at Georgetown University’s McCourt School of Public Policy. He also has a post on our site right now headlined “Ten Years On, How Has the Federal Performance System Performed?” He joined the show to talk about the post and reasons for optimism in government performance management. 

On this episode of SEPADPod Simon and Eddie talk through SEPAD's 2020. From a wonderful event with POMEPS at Chatham House to moving online, it's been a challenging year but one that has still been rather productive. Here are some of the things mentioned: Ten Years On conference: https://www.sepad.org.uk/event/10-years-on-sepad-conference Open University event 'Challenging ‘political legitimacy’ in a transforming international order': https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/challenging-political-legitimacy-in-a-transforming-international-order-tickets-129726540575 Urban spaces report: https://www.sepad.org.uk/files/documents/Urban%20Spaces.pdf POMEPS-SEPAD report: https://pomeps.org/pomeps-studies-38-sectarianism-and-international-relations The Death of a General: https://fpc.org.uk/the-death-of-a-general/ Review of Faith and International Affairs special issue on desectarianization: https://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rfia20/18/1?nav=tocList YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6JUOGg_GHuOmIPwUsFZi0g

Ten Years On... THEY'RE BACK! Two Sun Hill legends return for the first of a three-part interview, looking back at The Bill and forward to their new production THE STILL ROOM The Bill Podcast has been played over 400,000 times in 50 countries worldwide. Since 2023, The Bill Podcast has been presented by Natalie Roles (DS Debbie McAllister) and brought to you in association with georgefairbrother.com shop.saturdaymorningpress.co.uk and cityfiction.co.uk Read the "Witness Statements" books featuring interviews with dozens of cast and crew of "The Bill" and previously unpublished photos, ratings and production notes. Available from devonfirebooks.com Unlock over 100 cast & crew episode commentaries on patreon.com/thebillpodcast

In Episode #19 of the Mindful Life Podcast I talk with Author and Kinglake local Melanie Harris-Brady about her book “Ten Years On” which explores her experiences of Black Saturday and beyond. Melanie tells a powerful story of strength and resilience and most notably of gratitude.. “Ten Years On” is such a powerful account of adapting and of rolling with life and mother nature’s punches. A few short days ahead of the 10yr Black Saturday Anniversary, I was lucky enough to sit down and have a bit of a chat with Mel about her book, we laughed and we cried and we shared and compared stories and I learnt that love can indeed grow from loss and trauma and new opportunities and beginnings can emerge **Episode Content Note- Please be advised that the subject and content of todays episode may be distressing for some listeners. There will be discussions, along, with personal accounts of the 2009 Black Saturday Bushfires. Please exercise listener discretion, this episode is unsuitable for children. And If you feel that you may be upset or triggered by listening, you may want to consider whether this episode is for you. Australian MH telephone numbers are also listed below, if you do require some support or assistance  (Aust only);   Telephone Counselling support    *Beyond Blue 1300 22 4636  *Lifeline 131114  To contact Melanie direct, check out her page Melanie Harris-Brady on Facebook. Melanie's book Ten Years On is available for purchase at the following locations; Kinglake Heritage Centre, Garden Path Gallery, Kinglake Post office and Eltham Bookshops and online via Vivid Publishing  www.vividpublishing.com.au/tenyearson/ You can find The Mindful Life Podcast on Facebook and Instagram under the handle Mindful Life Podcast. To collaborate or make contact, please email mindfullifepodcast@gmail.com

FolkCast: the podcast that brings you the latest and the greatest in folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots music. THIS SHOW: We celebrate our 150th regular show with The Great Folkie Booze Up, a programme full to the brim with music all about the demon drink. So, charge your glasses and say cheers to FolkCast 150! FolkCast is produced and presented by 'Folkie' Phil Widdows Music featured: WHAT SHALL WE DRINK TO TONIGHT by David Stevenson from the album “Unfinished Lace” (2006) JOLLY WELL DRUNK by Mawkin from the album “The Ties That Bind” (2015) https://www.mawkin.co.uk THREE DRUNKEN MAIDENS by Simon Nicol & Dave Swarbrick from the album “Close To The White Bear” (1981) https://www.discogs.com/Dave-Swarbrick-Simon-Nicol-Close-To-The-White-Bear/release/6550720 DRINKING SONG / STOOL OF REPENTANCE by The Duncan McFarlane Acoustic Band from the album “Marked Out In Pegs” (2010) http://www.duncanmcfarlane.co.uk BAD BAD WHISKY by The Detonators from the album “Sneakin’ Around” (1996) https://www.amazon.co.uk/Sneakin-Around-Detonators/dp/B000002XU1 DRINKING SHINE by Elder Charlie Beck from the album “Folk Music in America, Vol 15” (1930) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elder_Charles_D._Beck WHISKY by Ian Carmichael from the album “Ten Years On” (2015) http://www.iancarmichael.net/music/ten-years-on/ BITTER LAGER CIDER ALE STOUT by The Lancashire Hotpots from the album “Nevermind The Hotpots” (2007) http://www.thelancashirehotpots.net BLACKJACK, WHISKY & GIN by Jenna from the album “Hitchhiker” (2013) http://www.jennawitts.com THE NIGHT THAT THE BAND GOT THE WINE by Al Stewart from the album “Down In The Cellar” (2000) http://www.alstewart.com A KISS OF THE DARLING GOOD ALE by Paul J. Openshaw from the album “Bare Bones” (2015) http://paulopenshaw.com BEER by Ross Ainslie from the album “Wide Open” (2013) http://rossainslie.com CHEAP WINE by The Ragman’s Band from the album “The Ragman’s Band” (2017) https://www.theragmansband.co.uk WOMEN & MALT WHISKY by Beverley Martyn from the album “The Phoenix & The Turtle” (2014) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beverley_Martyn DOWN WHERE THE DRUNKARDS ROLL by Richard Thompson from the album “Acoustic Classics”(2014) http://www.richardthompson-music.com A DRINK NOW AND THEN by Nelson’s Wake from the album “Ebb And Flow” (2008) http://www.chrisandsiobhan.co.uk/shop.htm MY FRIEND THE DRINK by Jack The Lad from the album “Rough Diamonds” (1975) http://www.talkingelephant.co.uk/product/jack-the-lad-its-jack-the-lad-cd/ DRUNKEN SERENADE by Merry Hell from the EP “Bury Me Naked” (2018) http://www.merryhell.co.uk THE ANGEL’S SHARE (REPRISE) by Dana And Susan Robinson from the album “The Angel’s Share” (2016) https://www.robinsongs.com THE WILD ROVER by The Ancient Brettons from the album “The First 30 Years” (2016) https://soundcloud.com/the-ancient-brettons LAST DRUNK IN TOWN by Jake Island from the EP “Kindest Of Our Days” (2017) https://www.jakeisland.co.uk ONE MORE WHISKEY, ONE MORE BRANDY, ONE MORE BEER by John Tams & Barry Coope from the album “Live At The Purcell Room” (2003) https://www.johntams.co.uk PUNCH DRUNK by Stooshie from the album “The Grain” (2010) http://www.stooshiefolk.co.uk GOODBYE BOOZE by Rab Noakes from the album “I’m Walking Here” (2015) http://rabnoakes.com For full details see the Shownotes at www.folkcast.co.uk

PODCAST: 15 Feb 2015 01 - My Friends Are Rich - India Electric Co. - The Girl I Left Behind Me02 - Spider And The Wolf - Naomi Bedford -  A History Of Insolence03 - The House Carpenter - Martin Simpson04 - Liz Carol’s Reel - Danù - Buan05 - Tomorrow Will Follow Today  - Kathryn Roberts and Sean Lakeman - Tomorrow Will Follow Today06 - The Poor Stranger - The Unthanks - Mount The Air07 - Grey Gallito - Salsa Celtica - El Camino08 - False Knight On The Road - Fleet Foxes - Fleet Foxes09 - Bonny Bunch Of Roses - Sam Lee - The Fade In Time10 - Hornpipes - Ian Carmichael - Ten Years On11 - Hanging Johnny / Nail Em Up - Jay Terrestial and Firepit Collective - To The Lost12 - The House Carpenter (Gypsy Davy) - Altan - The Widening Gyre13 - Poor Old Man - Stick In The Wheel - Bones Ep14 - Beeswing - Jigjam - Oh Boy!15 - 'Tain't No Sin (Dance Around In Your Bones) - Quake City Jug Band - Cordon Bleu

The February 2015 podcast from FolkCast, featuring new releases from the worlds of folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots music. Presented and produced by Phil Widdows Wake The Dead by Joe Innes & The Cavalcade from the album "Folkroom Presents Anthology Three" (2015) Fire by King Eider (single release - February 23rd 2015) The Farmer's Bride by Jemima Farey (unreleased) Susie by Gareth Lee and Annie Baylis from the EP "A Little Light" (2014) Wreckers by The Changing Room single release 2015 Jackdaw Rising and Yellowstone by Sarah McQuaid from the album "Walking Into White" (2015) Scottish Reels by Ian Carmichael from the album "Ten Years On" (2015) Francie Manus Byrne's/Bill The Weaver's by Skipper's Alley from the album "Skipper's Alley" (2015) Fast Dance by Tom Kitching from the album "Interloper" (March 2015) Grim And Grimy Folk Six Dukes by Mishaped Pearls from the album "Thamesis" (2014) The Story Behind The Song presented by Babba "Caraboo" featuring Queen Caraboo by Martin & Eliza Carthy, from the album "The Moral Of The Elephant" (2014) and Princess Caraboo by Freshly Ground, from the album "The Good Red Earth" (2013) My Friends Are Rich by India Electric Co. from the album "The Girl I Left Behind Me" (2015) For full details and links to artists’ websites, see the ShowNotes at www.folkcast.co.uk

Here’s a reading of my recent Locus column, Ten Years On, in which I reflect on my first decade as a novelist and discuss a possible further volume related to Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom, my first-ever novel: I never thought I'd write a sequel. The allure of writing books has always been... more

Features include: Ten Years On; Still Going Strong; How to Speak Chinese: The Message; Out of Renewable Biofuel; Broadwaves: The Windup Girl; The Shipworks: The Broken Contacts in Emotional Chemistry; Music Section: Please Bring Firefly Back (For Christmas); Nine Different Things

Features include: The Shipworks: The Entropy Within (part one of "Beer"); Tangled Yarn: Simon and River; What Sounds Like Firefly? Pt. I; Serenity Speculation: Keeping Time in the 'Verse; Music Section: Black Grace; Ten Years On; Going Dark: Ceasefire