Podcast appearances and mentions of Toby Smith

I really enjoyed recording this podcast. That's probably because since I last spoke to Mark Wheeler, Co-founder and Co-CEO of Mosaic Insurance, a full three-and-a-half years ago, he has been able to execute and begin to reap the rewards of all the plans he laid out in Episode 99. There's nothing like a sub-80 combined ratio to put a spring in your step and validate the vision you had when you founded the business, particularly when it comes relatively early in a start-up's life. Mosaic has now built out its global platform and wrote over 660 million dollars in gross premiums in 2024, with that number set to grow as the group continues to scale. This interview distils the group's highly-specialist added-value underwriter-led philosophy in excellent detail. But at its core, this podcast is really all about a real Lloyd's expert making the most of all the advantages of the market's unique syndicated underwriting and capital platform. It's about the deep understanding of risk and the many shades of diversified capital that that risk can be connected to to create a sustainable ultra-specialist insurance business. Mosaic has its own capital, third-party capital, specialist reinsurance relationships and a large group of syndicated insurance partners underwriting alongside it. It is highly diversified and is set to diversify more. It's capital-efficient, but certainly not capital-lite. Today this is an almost unique model but at the same time it will be a very familiar one to anyone who knows Lloyd's longer-term history. As the market splits into leaders, followers and data-heavy portfolio managers, here's as good a summary of the 21st century lead underwriter model that you are likely to hear anywhere. Mark is a charming guest and this is one of those interviews that just crackled along of its own accord, without prompts. I can highly recommend a listen. NOTES: Mark Mentions a Toby. This is Toby Smith, Mosaic's CEO of the Americas He also mentions Burkhard, which is Burkhard Keese, former CFO of Lloyd's. FAL (Pronounced as a word) = Funds at Lloyd's CISO = Chief Information Security Officer LINKS: We thank our naming sponsor AdvantageGo: https://www.advantagego.com

Welcome to season four - woohoo!After a long hiatus, we start off with a new-too-us format: a panel discussion. Episode one is a discussion about the role of Energy Advisors in Canada, co-hosted by Blue House Energy Program Coordinator, Carla Harder.My guests include Cindy Gareau, Executive Director of the Canadian Association of Consulting Energy Advisors, two master energy advisors, Toby Smith with Building Knowledge Canada and Amelie Caron with EcoSynergy.Highlights:Overcoming the challenges of Probationary Files as a new Energy AdvisorWhat is the difference between a Service Organization and an Energy Advisor Group? How do they work with EA - pay models, scope of work in the field, etc.?Finding a quality Service Organization (SO) and employer that align with your career goals.Details on CACEA new Field Tech designation for new construction currently in developmentLet's dive in!Are you interested in having a conversation with Shawna on This Must Be the Place? Reach out by email to Jessica,  jessica@bluehouseenergy.com.(C) 2025 This Must Be The Place. Creative ownership rights Blue House Energy.

Nova and the Late Starters run into some interesting people in Pallet City. Join us every other Friday for another exhilarating episode of Late Starters!" The Late Starters have launched a Patreon to help with the journey in front of them! If you would like to be a supporter head here to help out! Catch ya later! Get merch, subscribe to Youtube and follow us on twitter to stay up to date with every thing Late Starters! You can find everything we do at linktr.ee/LateStarters!   Cast GM - Austin (@SeezyDrop) Calynn - Alex (@Alexandbirds) Ford - Tim (@Remobware) Victor - Kaycie (@Kayciedoom) Pokedex - Jenna (@JennaChil)   Featuring a special guest! Nova - Em Swan (@aSwanNamedEmily) Music Some of the music used in this production belongs to ©2022 Pokémon. ©1995-2022 Nintendo/Creatures Inc./GAME FREAK inc. The following music was used for this media project: Embrace The Wind by WinnieTheMoog Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/6685-embrace-the-wind License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Artist website: https://linktr.ee/taigasoundprod Open Those Bright Eyes by Kevin MacLeod Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/4171-open-those-bright-eyes License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Artist website: https://incompetech.com Scheming Weasel [Metal Version] (feat. Kevin MacLeod) by Alexander Nakarada Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/8163-scheming-weasel-metal-version-feat-kevin-macleod License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Arcane Anthems Patreon Soothing Serenity by Vira Miller from Pixabay Cinematic Fairy Tale Story (Main) by Zakhar Valaha from Pixabay Save As by Toby Smith from Pixabay Story Time by Joy Lo from Pixabay   Sound Effects Short Notification by sonically_sound -- https://freesound.org/s/703380/ -- License: Attribution NonCommercial 4.0 Small Items Drop to Carpet fall falling by bowlingballout -- https://freesound.org/s/721026/ -- License: Creative Commons 0 whoosh_long_high.wav by DJT4NN3R -- https://freesound.org/s/449991/ -- License: Creative Commons 0

It's the most wonderful time of the year! Join Leon and Lindsey as they celebrate the Advent season with guests Megan & Toby Smith to focus on Jesus as our Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace. Be sure to subscribe to get all the latest.

On today's episode of Joint Action, we are joined by Professor Toby Smith to discuss core outcome sets in osteoarthritis trials. Toby is Professor of Clinical Trials at the Warwick Clinical Trials Unit, University of Warwick. His current research areas include exploring the rehabilitation of people after hip and knee surgery, trauma, and persistent pain.RESOURCESJournal articlesAdoption of core outcome sets in osteoarthritis clinical trials: Still a long way to goThe OMERACT-OARSI Core Domain Set for Measurement in Clinical Trials of Hip and/or Knee OsteoarthritisUptake of the OMERACT-OARSI Hip and Knee Osteoarthritis Core Outcome Set: Review of Randomized Controlled Trials from 1997 to 2017WebsiteOMERACTCONNECT WITH USTwitter/X: @ProfDavidHunter @jointactionorgInstagram: @ProfDavidHunterEmail: hello@jointaction.infoWebsite: www.jointaction.info/podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Llegamos de nuevo a final de año, en este caso del 2023, y como viene siendo costumbre en años precedentes hoy os vamos a ofrecer un programa de aquellos a los que llamamos Los que Bailamos los Gatos. Esta será ya nuestra cuarta edición. Pero antes de explicaros lo que vamos a hacer os queremos dar las gracias por vuestra respuesta ya que el tejado ha crecido notablemente en este año que acaba. Según las estadísticas de iVoox, Música para Gatos y Vinilos para Gatos han tenido alrededor de 32000 descargas. 350 oyentes han decidido darnos un like y hemos recibido 120 mensajes. Se han sumado al tejado 225 gatos más y ya somos 1750 miembros en esta comunidad musical. En cuanto a nuestra audiencia por países nos hemos llevado la sorpresa de que el lugar en el que más se nos ha escuchado ha sido Estados Unidos. De hecho el pasado mes de mayo alcanzamos la posición 22 del ranking de podcasts de Jazz y Blues de USA. También tenemos una fiel audiencia en España donde llegamos a la posición 8 en mayo aunque actualmente estamos en la 25, en México donde siempre estamos entre los 20 más escuchados, en Colombia donde alcanzamos la octava posición a principios de año. También tenemos una buena respuesta en uno de los países que están más presentes en nuestro programa, Brasil, donde alcanzamos el octavo lugar también a principios de año. Y hemos tenido reproducciones en 110 países diferentes. No está nada mal para un programa tan modesto y es por ello que os queremos dar las gracias. Yendo ya al programa de hoy como cada año os vamos a ofrecer una mezcla de algo más de 2h de duración que pretendemos os sirva para animar vuestras fiestas gatunas y de paso para comenzar el año con muy buena música en una lista que incluye temas de todas las décadas desde los años 70s hasta la actualidad. Comenzaremos como siempre con In the Stone de los Earth, Wind & Fire y acabaremos con Busy on the Line de Mark Almond. Entre ambas, una bonita y animada colección que combina cortes de artistas enormemente conocidos como los mencionados Earth, Wind & Fire, George Benson, Incógnito, Matt Bianco o Jamiroquai y otros de músicos no tan populares como es el caso de Jazzyfatnasties, Larnell Lewis, Loui Vega, Joey Negro, Lynne Fiddmont o Cory Henry. En todos ellos encontraréis ese maravilloso toque jazzístico que tanto nos gusta a los gatos, en algunos casos con algo de funk, pop, soul, blues, rock, en fin, para nosotros la mejor música de baile desde el swing. Comentaros también que si la noche se alarga siempre podéis recurrir a nuestras listas de años precedentes y para hacerlo más fácil hemos creado una lista pública en Spotify que se llama Cast Party y que incorpora todos los temas presentes en Spotify de todos los programas de fin de año que os hemos ofrecido en este espacio desde el año 2019, alrededor de 8 horas del mejor jazz funk, dance, acid jazz o como prefiráis llamarlos ya que los gatos no somos muy amigos de las etiquetas. Os adjuntamos link en la info que adjuntamos en nuestro espacio en iVoox. Feliz Año Nuevo a todos los gatos. Esperamos que el 2024 sea un buen año, que se acaben las guerras, que nos queramos un poco más y nos odiemos un poco menos, que pongamos manos a la obra con el cambio climático antes de que nos quedemos sin planeta y si puede ser, que los extremismos políticos se ahoguen en sus propias miserias. LINK A CAT'S PARTY: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5yavZpL3t9HQ3hBjFXhWIV?si=cdd374346a734b39 TEMAS 1 - “In the Stone” de Earth, Wind & Fire Compuesta por: David Foster / Allee Willis / Maurice White Contenida en: I am (1979) 2- “Love Fantasy” de Louie Vega Compuesta por: Louie Vega. Louei Vega Feat. Cindy Mizelle Contenida en: NYC Disco (2018) 3- “In the Thick of It” de Joey Negro And The Sunburst Band Compuesta por: Joey Negro Contenida en: The Secret Life Of Us (2012) 4- “Golden Lady” de Reel People feat. Tony Momrelle Compuesta por Stevie Wonder Contenida en Messages vol. 4 (2011) 5- “Be Mine (Tonight)” de Grover Washington Jr Compuesta por Ralph MacDonald, William Eaton, William Salter Contenida en Come Morning (1981) Voz: Grady Tate 6- “Elevator” de Louie Vega Compuesta por: Louie Vega. Louei Vega Feat. Monique Bingham Contenida en: Louie Vega Starring...XXVIII (2016) 7- “Brazilian Love Affair” de George Duke Compuesta por: George Duke Contenida en: Brazillian Love Affair (1979) 8- “Holiday” de Lynne Fiddmont Compuesta por: Ready Freddie Washington*, Lynne Fiddmont Contenida en: Flow (2006) 9- “One Hundred and Rising” de Incognito Compuesta por: Jean Paul “Bluey” Maunick Contenida en: 100º and Rising (1995) 10- “All Than I Can Say” de Mary J. Blige Compuesta por: Lauryn Hill Contenida en: Mary (1999) 11- “Solar Fire” de Incognito Compuesta por: Jean Paul “Bluey” Maunick Contenida en: Beneath the Surface (1996) 12- “Happy Days” de Cory Henry and the Funk Apostles Compuesta por: Sharay Reed / Nicholas Semrad / Taron Lockett / Cory Alexander Henry Contenida en: Something to Say (2020) 13- “Groovy People” de Lynne Fiddmont Compuesta por: Kenneth Gamble And Leon Huff Contenida en: Power of Love (2018) 14- “A Flor do Querer” de Ed Motta Compuesta por: Ed Motta Contenida en: Manual Prático para Festas, Bailes e Afins (1997) 15- “Day Break” de The Brand New Heavies Compuesta por: A. Levy*, J. Kincaid, N. Davenport, S. Bartholomew Contenida en: Brother Sister (1994) 16- “Hear Me” de Jazzyfatnasties Compuesta por: Scott Storch, Tracey Moore Contenida en: The Once and Future (1999) 17- “Voodoo What You Do” de Johnny Guitar Watson Compuesta por: Johnny Guitar Watson Contenida en: Johnny Guitar Watson and the Family Clone (1981) 18- “Win or Lose” de Earth, Wind & Fire Compuesta por: Jean Hancock, Jerry Peters Contenida en: Faces (1980) 19- “Que Foi My Love?” de Djavan Compuesta por: Djavan Contenida en: Malaysia (1996) 20- “Conversa Mole” de Ed Motta Compuesta por: Ed Motta Contenida en: As Segundas Intenções Do Manual Prático (2000) 21- “Big Rosie (extended version)” de Matt Bianco Compuesta por: White, Poncioni, Reilly Publicada originalmente en single en 1984 22- “Lovin' You” de Spyro Gyra Compuesta por: Chet Catallo Contenida en: Catching the Sun (1980) 23- “Scam” de Jamiroquai Compuesta por: Jason Kay, Toby Smith, Stuart Zender Contenida en: The Return of the Space Cowboy (1994) 24- “Change Your Mind” de Larnell Lewis and Ghost-Note Band Compuesta por: Larnell Lewis Extraída de Zildjian Live! - Larnell Lewis 25- “Pinneaple” de Snarky Puppy Compuesta por: Mike 'Maz' Maher Contenida en: Empire Central (2022) 26- “Busy on the Line” de Mark-Almond Compuesta por: John Mark y Johnny Almond Contenida en:To the Heart (1976)

This week sees Pete dig into his archives to bring you the usual mix of old and new music. Hear tracks from Gizelle Smith, Poets Of Rhythm, Bobby Harden, Myles Sanko and Mike Bandoni, whilst Pete pays his respects to Richard Rowntree and to former Jamiroquai member Toby Smith. Tune into new broadcasts of the Superfly Funk & Soul Show, LIVE, Friday from 10 AM - 12 PM EST / 3 - 5 PM GMT.For more info visit: https://thefaceradio.com/superfly-funk-and-soul-show///Dig this show? Please consider supporting The Face Radio: http://support.thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In today's episode we're speaking with Tareq Alshaikh, co-founder of Pinnacle Group, the hospitality partner operating Toby's Estate Coffee Roasters, across the GCC.Founded in Australia by Toby Smith in the late 1990s, Toby's Estate is now a highly respected, pioneering specialty coffee brand across the world. In 2015, Pinnacle Group partnered with Toby's Estate to franchise the brand in the GCC and now have 20 outlets across Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE.In this conversation, Tareq discusses the deep influence of Australian coffee culture in the Middle East, the added business benefits of fully digitised stores, as well as sharing the brand's plans for regional and international expansion.Credits music: "The Art of Music" by Dudley Music in association with The Coffee Music Project and SEB CollectiveSign up for our newsletter to receive the latest coffee news at worldcoffeeportal.comSubscribe to 5THWAVE on Instagram @5thWaveCoffee and tell us what topics you'd like to hear

In this episode Neil Callin chats with his fellow cast members Toby Smith and Michelle Cain and Director Darren Webb ahead of the Service Players Production of One Man, Two Guvnors which opens at the Gaiety Theatre On Thursday 22nd June 2023.

Toby Smith explains Swire's House Collective.

Enneagram teacher and Texan, the brilliantly wise, knowledgable and funny Judy Blackwell (Self-preservation 4)  offers a glimpse into her powerful work applying Enneagram wisdom to support individuals in recovery from addiction, as well as families of those affected.  Judy was recovering from being sick when this interview happened so her voice is not its usual self.Judy's background with the Enneagram [1.48]Judy's type [3.29]The two recovery universes [4.58]What brought Judy to recovery [07.37]Why is the Enneagram a helpful tool for recovery [10.40]Is recovery a spiritual endeavour? [12.11]Does Judy teach people the Enneagram early in recovery? [13.15]What defines addiction (how does it happen?) [18.32]Are some types or instinct types more likely to become addicted? [21.48]When does recovery end? [27.40]Recommendations/practices for each type in recovery:Type 1 [30.33]Type 2 [33.33]Type 3 [35.37]Type 4 [37.36]Type 5 [41.26]Type 6 [42.50]Type 7 [48.00]Type 8 [50.09]Type 9 [52.52]Final thoughts [55.34]Contact Judy: https://www.linkedin.com/in/judy-blackwell-59144b16/***Music by Toby Smith from PixabayPlease leave the podcast a review or rating to help people find it!If you have something to teach me about the Enneagram, please get in touch.Website: https://thepracticalenneagram.com/ Email address: rez@thepracticalenneagram 

On Aug 9th Biden signed the Chips + Science Act into law. What's it gunna do for science? Joining us today is  Tim Clancy, founder of Arch Street consulting and former COngressional staffer and NSF official. Toby Smith, Senior VP for Science Policy at the Association of American Universites Cohosting with me is Jacob Feldgoise, Who recently wrote a column on the Act on the CHINATALK NEWSLETTER WHICH YOU SHOULD ALL SIGN UP TO READ! I even bought a new url for you: chinatalk.media. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On Aug 9th Biden signed the Chips + Science Act into law. What's it gunna do for science? Joining us today is  Tim Clancy, founder of Arch Street consulting and former COngressional staffer and NSF official. Toby Smith, Senior VP for Science Policy at the Association of American Universites Cohosting with me is Jacob Feldgoise, Who recently wrote a column on the Act on the CHINATALK NEWSLETTER WHICH YOU SHOULD ALL SIGN UP TO READ! I even bought a new url for you: chinatalk.media. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, we talk with Toby Smith about climate visuals. Toby explains what can make a photograph of climate change successful. He discusses ineffective old tropes, such as images of polar bears, to more effective photographs that allude to solutions or agency. Toby also describes the ethical considerations that went into setting up the Visualising Climate Change open call initiative, as well as the seven Climate Visuals principles.What you'll find inside: ‘Sadly a lot of the photography out there around climate can be really illustrative but it's not impactful, it's not landing with any emotional resonance.' (2.04)‘One of the nemesis' of my line of work is actually the polar bear. It's one of the images we associate most strongly with climate change but some of the research Climate Visuals does and social scientists and researchers and papers suggest that actually it's become a really ineffective, worn out, metaphor for climate change.' (2.47)‘How can we invite and give stage and presence to more participation? And that participation must be the kind of diverse voices and people that are often the frontline of climate.' (6.27)‘We need to balance that type of newsfeed and that type of emotional connection with climate solutions and positive stories, especially ones that… we feel able to have agency.' (9.23)‘Those principles should be something that should empower and give them extra resources in how they go about their practice but shouldn't at all impinge or overrule the different values and ethics systems that they might operate with their community.' (21.50)‘Anyone, of any age, anywhere in the world will be able to read an image and it's integrity instantly. It's a gut feeling.' (23.06) ‘Imagery showing climate change causes at an individual level - two examples I like to use are someone enjoying a steak dinner or someone firing up their gas-guzzling V8 sports car - these can actually have the effect of being quite accusatory, or quite individually pointy at certain people or cultures. And it actually gains a kind of defensive reaction from people which doesn't necessarily get the right traction. Whereas showing industrial agricultural feedlots or showing congested highways - people can see themselves in that image but they don't feel defensive as to their role within it so it's much more effective.' (23.50)‘It's really important we bust out of the green bubble. We need to think more about how we can engage with conservative audiences.' (26.57)What does photo ethics mean to Toby?‘I think to me, photography ethics, I can't narrow it down into a single part. To me the most important aspect, I feel personally, is around content production - partly because that is the foundation of where all photography comes from, is the lens in situation producing work. If the person holding that camera producing that work is engaging with their story and their subject matter with the right values and ethics then that's a great start, and sadly that sense of control or ethics of value can't always accompany an image as it floats off into it's distribution networks. But I feel like that's where we have to start, is the values and ethics of content production. And then maybe the other place to start is the value and ethics of content distribution, and somewhere in the middle there might be places in which we can exert some control for the right reasons.' (37.50) Links: Climate VisualsClimate OutreachVisualising Climate Change open call initiative

Charlie Bubb is a Muay Thai Fighter from Orange Australia. He aims to be world champion and has the experience to do so. Having fought Australian opponents such as Toby Smith and George Mann, he is in the top fighters for his division in Australia. In this interview we discuss various parts of his training and fighting, and his work with MMA fighters. Please have a listen and support this fighter. 

In this episode Neil Callin chats with Kim Quine and Toby Smith from The Service Players ahead of their production of 'Dick Barton - Special Agent' which is playing at the Gaiety Theatre from 23rd to 25th June 2022.

Paradise Island in the Bahamas was formerly known as Hog Island. With an area of about 685 acres, it's located just offshore from the city of Nassau. The island was bought by the A&P supermarket heir Huntington Hartford in 1959, and the name was changed from Hog Island to Paradise Island. The island was heavily developed and is best known today for the Atlantis Paradise Island Resort. Paradise Island Lighthouse, Bahamas. Courtesy of Toby Smith. Paradise Island Lighthouse, courtesy of Toby Smith. A lighthouse was built on Hog Island in 1817. The 68-foot-tall white brick tower with a red lantern stands at the island's western tip. It was the first lighthouse constructed in the Bahamas. It was built prior to the formation of the Imperial Lighthouse Service, the agency that was responsible for the navigational aids in the colonies of the British Empire. The lighthouse been abandoned since the 1980s and has fallen into disrepair. Toby Smith After eight years of waiting, Toby Smith of the Paradise Island Lighthouse and Beach Company was offered and accepted a lease of Crown Land in 2020. He aims to restore the lighthouse and to create a sustainable, low-impact beach club on the site, and to make the site accessible to all. Meanwhile, Royal Caribbean Cruise Line is claiming the same land, with plans for a large beach club. An organization called Save the Bays objects to Royal Caribbean Cruise Line's large-scale plan because of the damage they believe it would cause to the fragile environment. In this interview, Toby Smith discusses his plans and the current status of the legal fight over the land on Paradise Island. Jeff Gales co-hosts.

Images are a key part of communicating climate change, and shape how we understand the crisis unfolding around us. But while lots of research has been done into the language we use to talk about climate, images are often left out of the conversation. As a result, over time, a limited set of images have come to dominate how we think of climate change – like polar bears and melting glaciers - which haven't kept up with the changing conversation about the crisis. All too often, these images tend to be abstract, removed from our daily lives and typically don't feature people - when we know that climate change is happening all around us, all the time, and is very much a story with people and communities at its core. So how can we develop a new, and more effective visual language for climate change? What kind of images ‘work' to both convey the urgency of the crisis as well as inspire behavioural change? And what are some of the ways in which photographers are seeking to represent the crisis in a way that transforms apathy into action? Guests: Cristina Mittermeier, photographer and conservationist Arati Kumar-Rao, National Geographic Explorer and photographer Toby Smith, Programme Lead at Climate Visuals Saffron O'Neill, University of Exeter Presenter: Neal Razzell Producer: Zoe Gelber Researcher: Lizzie Frisby Series Producer: Alex Lewis

In the first of the final 3 Togcast episodes (ever!) we chat with photographer Toby Smith about ClimateVisuals.org and the power of photography to affect and influence change in the field of climate change. Toby has had work published with National Geographic, the New York Times, BBC, The Guardian, The Sunday Times and the Royal Geographic Society to name just a few. Toby and the Climate Visuals team have competed lots of research exploring how viewers react to and understand imagery around the climate change topic. This has led to a range of recommendations from Climate Visuals to help content creators and editors to ensure compelling images are used in the best way to connect with different audiences. We hope you enjoy this episode, you can find out more about Climate Visuals and their research on this page, and you can see Toby's work via his website. The Togcast is hosted by Sam Gregory (https://www.samgregory-photography.com)

Toby Smith, Project Manager at Building Knowledge Canada joins Shawna in this episode. He brings a wealth of expertise in energy efficiency. He has contributed extensively to Shawna's curriculum for her company, Blue House Energy. He supports clients by helping them navigate their way to high performance, low energy homes that they can be comfortable in for years to come. In this episode: -Toby explains compliance codes for builders. -He shares his thoughts on how to make the trades more attractive as potential career options. -How he helps his clients. Building Knowledge Canada: https://buildingknowledge.ca/ Email: info@buildingknowledge.ca Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BuildingKnowledgeCanada LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/building-knowledge-canada-inc./ NOTE: Shawna recorded this episode from Vancouver. Because of internet instability the quality of the audio is not what we would like. Thanks. Host/Producer - Shawna Henderson shawna@bluehouseenergy.com Producer - Tanya Chedrawy tanya@tanyamedia.com Technical Producer - Michael Boyd michaelboyd@podcastatlantic.com Social Media – Anita Kirkbride www.twirp.ca A Production of: Blue House Energy bluehouseenergy.com/ Tanya Media tanyamedia.com Podcast Atlantic podcastatlantic.com/ Blue House Energy's Website by R & G - The Sustainability Agency https://www.rgstrategic.com/ Music from Arches Audio - https://archesaudio.com/ Title of Song - "Road Trip" LINKS IN THIS EPISODE Enercan: https://www.enercan.ca/ Faith and the Common Good: https://www.faithcommongood.org/ ThermAtlantic: https://thermatlantic.com/

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Today we're exploring the careers of three highly impressive individuals in the business of coffee to learn their stories and the secrets behind their success. We speak with James Hoffmann, Gregory Zamfotis, and Toby Smith to delve into their different entrepreneurial approaches and discover the motivations and guiding principles that have underpinned their successful careers.Our conversation with the multi-faceted entrepreneur, James Hoffmann, reveals business learnings and hidden clues into how he built his career across multiple platforms.Gregory Zamfotis, founder of NYC specialty coffee chain, Gregorys Coffee, shares the influence his family has had on his career and the never-ending importance of hard work and treating people well.We also speak with Toby Smith, founder of the iconic Toby's Estate, one of Australia's first and largest specialty coffee roasters, who sheds light on his pioneering career in coffee.Credits music: Money Ain't a Thing by R.O.E. runner up for the 2016 Coffee Music Project in New York City.Get in touch and tell us what topics you'd like to hear by visiting www.worldcoffeeportal.com/5THWAVE/Podcast 

In this week´s episode we speak to GB´s Jonny O´Mara and his coach Toby Smith. Jonny O´Mara is a doubles specialist from Scotland who has reached a career high ATP doubles ranking of 44. He´s been working with fellow Scot Toby Smith for more than two years. Toby is the former Head Coach of Tennis Scotland, as well as working with many top British Players to the highest level of the Junior Game. He is also the big brother of GB Davis Cup Captain, Leon Smith. They have a wonderful player/coach relationship that has organically grown the last 15 years and we are lucky get an insiders view into what makes them tick. Here´s a glance at the episode... [14:20] Jonny describes his relationship with Toby. [22:00] Toby explains what he likes to do when he starts working with a new player. [29:00] Jonny explains why he doesn´t like the phrases ¨talent¨ or ¨potential¨ [35:09] Jonny discusses making the decision to concentrate on doubles [39:52] Listen to Toby´s thoughts on Jonny deciding to focus his career on doubles. [46:24] Toby describes Louie Cayer´s influence on his coaching [1:08:05] Is Jonny happy with where his career his currently? [1:21:01] Find out who has improved the most on court in the past 13 months, the player, or the coach?! Follow Jonny O´Mara on Twitter: @Jonny_OMara Follow Toby Smith on Instagram: @tsa.tennis Head over to instagram to like our new Control the Controllables page @ctc.podcast Don´t miss all the latest from the podcast at www.controlthecontrollables.co.uk

Today three dynamic and very real senior leaders share how they spend their mornings to set themselves up for a productive, engaged day. Exercise is a cornerstone but so is starting small and keeping it simple. A morning routine is a habitual process of starting the day. This is performed almost subconsciously and conserves energy. When this is disrupted data shows that it is harder to focus and perform at work. Alex White - Business Manager GSK Toby Smith - Director of Sales Mondez International Pete Fletcher - Managing Director World Challenge Group These busy leaders share what works for them and some tips for you to consider:

In this episode we discuss the rise of climate photography and how many landscape photographers have moved from taking more traditional images to work that focuses on the impact of climate change. Our host Lucy Hedges is joined by Toby Smith, whose work as Programme Lead and Media Liaison for Climate Visuals is helping to spread awareness of the threats that our planet faces, and Canon Ambassador and award-winning photographer Bruno D’Amicis. It’s a fascinating discussion, rich with insight and hope.Visit our website: https://canon.sm/pro Follow us on Twitter: https://canon.sm/pro-twitter Join us on Facebook: https://canon.sm/pro-facebook Connect with us on LinkedIn: https://canon.sm/pro-linkedin Watch us on YouTube: https://canon.sm/youtube

Toby Smith joins the show to discuss his time at a certified official and Commissioner in the ACO.  ACL vs ACO, how ridiculous the bag market is now and other things are thrown around containing to the Cornhole world. As mentioned in the show, hear Michael Meacham channel his inner Michael Buffer.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtLm8ZQVyeMLike Hammered on Facebook.https://www.facebook.com/Hammeredpodcast1

On this week's 'Lets Talk Leadership' podcast our hosts Sandra and Elly were joined by Toby Smith-Firth who is European IT Director at Masonite UK.Toby was in CIO 100 UK (2020) and has recently joined Masonite to shape their European IT Strategy. This episode is focused on the importance of technology and leadership, and how technology can achieve business outcomes and change people's lives.Toby was recommended as a guest on the pod via on of his team at Betty & Taylor's, he came highly praised because of his humble & compassionate leadership style. Toby and our hosts discuss various leadership styles and techniques across different roles, teams and audiences. As companies change their working dynamic, Toby, Sandra and Elly discuss what employees want from their employers and how any learned experience can add to your skillset. This is a really interesting episode highlighting transferable skills, the importance of delegating and techniques to de-stress.Please have a listen and let us know your thoughts!

Manx Radio brings you a special radio drama mini-series, Cronk Beg Carnival. Written by Lisa Creighton and voiced by Juan Bridson, Lisa Creighton, Toby Smith, Jackie Hawkes, Tom Cain, Chris Caine, Sophie Rudge, Alexandra Batty, Máıre Stephens, and Jenny Davies, all of the Service Players. Produced by Bob Harrison and Marc Tyley

Sugarbag bees who headbutt their queen to death are among the many Australian bee species which fascinate ecologist Toby Smith (R)

Sugarbag bees who headbutt their queen to death are among the many Australian bee species which fascinate ecologist Toby Smith (R)

Welcome to entry #37 to my journal where I speak to my pal, and tour coach, Toby Smith. Toby is the travelling coach to world #54 doubles player, Jonny O'Mara. He has experienced success at every age of coaching, having worked with some of the world's best players U10 all the way through to the main tour. Toby is a fantastic coach and an even better person. This will shine throughout the podcast. He is humble, hard working and genuinely has his players best interests at heart. He sees tennis as one big adventure and it is clear he is living his dream. Please pass this on to your tennis friends. Intro/outro music by http://www.hueandcry.co.uk Artwork by http://www.olinightingale.com  

Episode 50 -  How the coffee industry will come out of COVID 19 with Julian Young from Toby's Estate  The story of Toby's Estate began in 1997, when coffee-loving lawyer Toby Smith made a life-changing decision, swapping legal books for coffee cups to follow his passion for his favourite brew. Travelling to some of the most remote corners of the globe, Toby lived amongst the coffee-producing communities, experiencing first-hand the lifelong dedication and hard manual labour that went into growing their exquisite beans. Fast forward to today and the coffee industry is one of the major suppliers of hospitality venues that would be more scared than most.  With cafes, coffee roasters and the coffee loving public nervous about the dramatic changes that have happened so quickly, I was very fortunate to talk with Julian Young who is the Sales Manager for Toby's Estate in SA/WA on where he sees his industry pivoting to to survive. In this episode we talk about: -How has the coffee industry changed from a supplier perspective in the last month? -How has Toby’s Estate pivoted the business since COVID-19? -Does he think the coffee culture is at risk in Australia with the drop in the supply? -Does he believe coffee sales will go down worldwide with cafes being shut? Toby's Estate are doing some cool things online at the moment, so please make sure you check them out here: https://www.instagram.com/tobysestatecoffee/ https://www.tobysestate.com.au/ As always, please make sure you check us out on Instagram, or visit our website so more information on what we do: https://www.instagram.com/open_pantry_consulting/ https://www.openpantryconsulting.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/principle-of-hospitality/message

To kick things off I'm really happy to share with you a conversation I had with Toby Smith – an award-winning environmental photographer, and Programme Lead for Climate Visuals. We talk about how visual storytellers can better document and represent the issue of climate change, in the hope of addressing the political and general inertia that exists to taking the significant and meaningful action that is so desperately needed. We also talk about Toby's work as a photographer and his many years of experience exploring long term projects include a study of hydroelectricity in Scotland, renewable energy technology across China and India, illegal logging and mining in Madagascar, and documenting water scarcity across the Himalayas – to name but a few. He works internationally on personal, commissioned and collaborative projects concerning landscape, the environment, and industrial and science-related stories. You can support the production of the Documenting Climate Change podcast by becoming a patron. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/documentingclimatechange/message

Interviews with: Coach Steve Henry and players from Bellefontaine Boys Soccer, Kris Myers with Come Play at the Peak talks about what's coming up for the playground, and the show finishes with Toby Smith, Head Coach for Bellefontaine Football.

Ben Davis and members of the Bellefontaine Boys Cross Country team, Jamie Hughes and players from Benjamin Logan Soccer, and Toby Smith of Bellefontaine Football all talk with Tyler Avila on this week's show!

Tyler Avila and Adam Faust talk local football and Ohio State Football, Bo Johns joins them from Zanesfield Petanque, followed by Toby Smith and some players from Bellefontaine Football!

This week: we talk to Jeremy Karg about the Bellefontaine Band Spectacular coming this Saturday, interview Indian Lake Cross Country with Justin Metzger and some runners, plus Toby Smith and players from Bellefontaine Football!

Remember to rate, review and subscribe to us on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Google play and all other Podcast platforms. Also follow us on instagram @enterthedoubledragon and Twitter @double_enterThis week the boys have a special announcement towards the end of the podcast, but first they recap the action of Till vs Masvidal on EPSN+ 5, Lovato jr vs Shields on Polaris 9 and The Lion fight show in Ireland with the headliner being Toby Smith vs Hamza Ngoto.Play list:Till vs Masvidal UFC cardPolaris 9 recapToby smith vs Hamza reviewMikey Garcia vs Errol Spence jr breakdownSiam2Sydney Pro card preveiwSupport the show (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0BA3mqnfgbPBgjDeqNNkSg)

The Hurricanes have axed both of their starting props from last week's Super Rugby win over the Highlanders.Chris Eves and Jeffrey To'omaga-Allen have been dropped from the 23, with Toby Smith and Ben May to start against the Chiefs on Friday night.Vaea Fifita moves to lock alongside James Blackwell, with Reed Prinsep to start at blindside.Assistant coach Jason Holland says changes are a combination of form and rotation.He says they're looking for ways to be better up front with different combinations.There is just one change to the backline with Wes Goosen starting on the left wing, with Ben Lam being rested.

Chiefs coach Colin Cooper has denied claims that his dressing room is split after their horror start to the Super Rugby season.The side has struggled with handling errors and defensive lapses in the early season, finding themselves without a win through the first four rounds.And while their season appears to be on life support, Cooper has denied claims that the losing streak is affecting the dressing room."We work really hard on feedback and we've got good leaders in the group that will keep tapping in with us as coaches and making sure that we're all aligned and in the same waka," he told Radio Sport.Despite his leadership coming into question, Cooper said the team still had the belief they would be playing in the post-season. Flanker Mitchell Brown echoed that and said the players had to take the blame for their poor start."I think he's probably unfairly copping a lot of the blame," Brown said of the criticism Cooper had been receiving."At the end of the day it comes down to the players on the field and how we perform so we've just got to go out there and do our jobs."Looking to upset the high-flying Hurricanes in Hamilton this week, the Chiefs have made several changes to their squad, including moving Damian McKenzie from first five-eighth to fullback.McKenzie's brother, Marty, will don the No 10 jersey in his first appearance of the season, while young gun winger Etene Nanai-Seturo has been demoted to the bench with Ataata Moeakiola joining the starting side.The Chiefs had 13 players unavailable for selection for Friday night's match, including three of their five contracted first five-eighths. As a result, they won't be carrying a back-up first five-eighth on the bench so Damian McKenzie could be in line to slot into the role late in the match.They'll host a strong Hurricanes side who will be looking for an improved performance from the set piece, with experienced props Toby Smith and Ben May given the starting roles in the front row alongside Dane Coles.Chiefs: Damian McKenzie, Sean Wainui, Tumua Manu, Anton Lienert-Brown, Ataata Moeakiola, Marty McKenzie, Brad Weber, Tyler Ardron, Mitchell Karpik, Mitchell Brown, Michael Allardice, Brodie Retallick, Nepo Laulala, Nathan Harris, Aidan Ross.Reserves: Samisoni Taukei'aho, Ryan Coxon, Angus Ta'avao, Taleni Seu, Luke Jacobson, Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi, Alex Nankivell, Etene Nanai-Seturo.Hurricanes: Chase Tiatia, Jordie Barrett, Matt Proctor, Ngani Laumape, Wes Goosen, Beauden Barrett, TJ Perenara, Ardie savea, Du'Plessis Kirifi, Reed Prinsep, Vaea Fifita, James Blackwell, Ben May, Dance Coles, Toby Smith.Reserves: Asafo Aumua, Fraser Armstrong, Alex Fidow, Liam Mitchell, Heiden Bedwell-Curtis, Finlay Christie, Jackson Garden-Bachop, Salesi Rayasi 

For his final time, Terry Lash was at Ron's Pizza speaking with Tim McGill of the Riverside Pirates football team, Big Orange Cross Country with boys and girls coaches Ann Vogel and Mike Louden, and Toby Smith of the Bellefontaine football team.

From Ron's Pizza, Terry Lash sat down with Mike Coder and some members of Ben Logan Girls Cross Country, Jill Roodie and some members of Bellefontaine Volleyball, and the volleyball captains returned to talk Chieftain football alongside head coach Toby Smith.

From Ron's Pizza in Bellefontaine, Terry Lash sat down with Kim Long and some cheerleaders from West Liberty-Salem, Tiann Harner and Jana Mitchell plus some members of the Ben Logan girls golf team, and Toby Smith and a couple of chieftain football players.

From Ron's Pizza in Bellefontaine. Terry Lash sits down with Chase Vance and some members of the Indian Lake boys soccer team, Jeremy Karg previews this weeks band spectacular, and Toby Smith talks about Bellefontaine football.

Terry Lash sits down with Ben Davis and some members of the Bellefontaine boys CC team, Steve Henry and some Bellefontaine Chieftain soccer players, and Toby Smith from Bellefontaine football.

We sit down with Australian Muaythai Legend and have a chat while he was down for the re-match of Toby Smith vs Jakub Benko at Rebellion Muaythai 20

The Hurricanes will bring their stars to Hamilton as they look to secure a home quarter-final.Coach Chris Boyd has made just three changes to his run-on squad. Ben Lam returns to the starting side on the wing, with Julian Savea heading to the bench, while prop Jeff Toomaga-Allen and lock Michael Fatialofa also return. Chris Eves, Reed Prinsep and Finlay Christie all return after a week away.To secure a home quarter-final, the Hurricanes only need to secure a bonus point, or avoid losing by 23 points or more.Hurricanes: Jordie Barrett, Nehe Milner-Skudder, Wes Goosen, Ngani Laumape, Ben Lam, Beauden Barrett, TJ Perenara, Blade Thomson, Sam Henwood, Brad Shields, Sam Lousi, Michael Fatialofa, Jeff Toomaga-Allen, Ricky Riccitelli, Toby Smith.Reserves: James O'Reilly, Chris Eves, Ben May, Gareth Evans, Reed Prinsep, Finlay Christie, Ihaia West, Julian Savea.LISTEN TO JOHN PLUMTREE TALK WITH CRAIG CUMMING ABOVE 

The Hurricanes will bring their stars to Hamilton as they look to secure a home quarter-final.Coach Chris Boyd has made just three changes to his run-on squad. Ben Lam returns to the starting side on the wing, with Julian Savea heading to the bench, while prop Jeff Toomaga-Allen and lock Michael Fatialofa also return. Chris Eves, Reed Prinsep and Finlay Christie all return after a week away.To secure a home quarter-final, the Hurricanes only need to secure a bonus point, or avoid losing by 23 points or more.Hurricanes: Jordie Barrett, Nehe Milner-Skudder, Wes Goosen, Ngani Laumape, Ben Lam, Beauden Barrett, TJ Perenara, Blade Thomson, Sam Henwood, Brad Shields, Sam Lousi, Michael Fatialofa, Jeff Toomaga-Allen, Ricky Riccitelli, Toby Smith.Reserves: James O'Reilly, Chris Eves, Ben May, Gareth Evans, Reed Prinsep, Finlay Christie, Ihaia West, Julian Savea.LISTEN TO JOHN PLUMTREE TALK WITH CRAIG CUMMING ABOVE 

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As every Year -since 5 years now- Berlin based DJ Marc Hype presents "GONE… but not forgotten", a Mixtape wich pays tribute to the musicians who died the year before. In 2017 we lost great Artists like Al Jarreau, Clyde Stubblefield, Chuck Berry, Prodigy, Charles Bradley, Joy Fleming, Tom Petty and many more. We at Blogrebellen and our Buddy Marc Hype wish you all a great, successful and healthy new year. May your wishes and dreams come true. Enjoy this great tape and commemorate the people we left behind. More Infos blogrebellen.de/?p=119170 Rest in Power DJ Crazy Toones of W.C. & The Madd Circle, William Onveabor, Loalwa Braz Vieira, Jaki & Holger of CAN, Buzz T of PDM Posse, Bobby Freeman, John Schroeder, David Axelrod, Al Jarreau, Michael Naura, Walter“Junie“ Morrison of the Ohio Players, The original funky drummer Clyde Stubblefield of the J.B.’s, Larry Coryell, Leon Ware, Toshio Nakanishi aka Tycoon To$h of Major Force, Joni Sledge of Sister Sledge, Chuck Berry, Brenda Jones of the Jones Girls, J. Geils, Toby Smith of Jamiroquay, Cuba Gooding Sr. of The Main Ingredient, Greg G of the Disco Four, Daliah Lavi, Benji „Yello Benji“ Melendez of the Ghetto Brothers, Educated Rapper of UTFO, PH Pumpkinhead, T.C. Izlam, Prodigy of Mobb Deep, Fresh Kid Ice of The 2 Live Crew, Melissa Bell of Soul II Soul, Walter Beck of Steely Dan, Charles Bradley, Joy Fleming, Tom Petty, Bunny Sigler, Malcolm Young, Della Reese, Pam the Funkstress, Charlie Murphy, John Hurt, Odem, Ikutaro Kakehashi (father of the 808), Roger Moore, Hugh Hefner & Bernie Casey. Tracklist: The Main Ingredient - Summer Breeze Major Force - Mugen - In The Morning David Axelrod - Holy Thursday Charles Bradley - Stay Away (The Apple Scruffs Edit) Ohio Players - Funky Worm (DJ Irie Edit) Prodigy - Keep It Thoro Soul II Soul - Wish Leon Ware feat. Quadron - Orchids For The Sun Steely Dan - Black Cow AC/DC - Back To Black The Jones Girls - You’re Gonna Make Me Love (LW Edit) William Onyeabor - Body And Soul Disco Four - We Are At The Party (Petko Turner Edit) Chic & Sister Sledge - He’s The Greatest Dancer Jamiroquai - Starchild UTFO - Wanna Rock The 2 Live Crew - One And One Bunny Sigler - Theme From Five Fingers Of Death James Brown . Funky Drummer Joy Fleming - Geld CAN - Vitamin C The John Schroeder Orchestra - Summertime Della Reese - It Was A Very Good Year The Ghetto Brothers - Ghetto Brothers Power

As every Year -since 5 years now- Berlin based DJ Marc Hype presents "GONE… but not forgotten", a Mixtape wich pays tribute to the musicians who died the year before. In 2017 we lost great Artists like Al Jarreau, Clyde Stubblefield, Chuck Berry, Prodigy, Charles Bradley, Joy Fleming, Tom Petty and many more. We at Blogrebellen and our Buddy Marc Hype wish you all a great, successful and healthy new year. May your wishes and dreams come true. Enjoy this great tape and commemorate the people we left behind. More Infos blogrebellen.de/?p=119170 Rest in Power DJ Crazy Toones of W.C. & The Madd Circle, William Onveabor, Loalwa Braz Vieira, Jaki & Holger of CAN, Buzz T of PDM Posse, Bobby Freeman, John Schroeder, David Axelrod, Al Jarreau, Michael Naura, Walter“Junie“ Morrison of the Ohio Players, The original funky drummer Clyde Stubblefield of the J.B.'s, Larry Coryell, Leon Ware, Toshio Nakanishi aka Tycoon To$h of Major Force, Joni Sledge of Sister Sledge, Chuck Berry, Brenda Jones of the Jones Girls, J. Geils, Toby Smith of Jamiroquay, Cuba Gooding Sr. of The Main Ingredient, Greg G of the Disco Four, Daliah Lavi, Benji „Yello Benji“ Melendez of the Ghetto Brothers, Educated Rapper of UTFO, PH Pumpkinhead, T.C. Izlam, Prodigy of Mobb Deep, Fresh Kid Ice of The 2 Live Crew, Melissa Bell of Soul II Soul, Walter Beck of Steely Dan, Charles Bradley, Joy Fleming, Tom Petty, Bunny Sigler, Malcolm Young, Della Reese, Pam the Funkstress, Charlie Murphy, John Hurt, Odem, Ikutaro Kakehashi (father of the 808), Roger Moore, Hugh Hefner & Bernie Casey. Tracklist: The Main Ingredient - Summer Breeze Major Force - Mugen - In The Morning David Axelrod - Holy Thursday Charles Bradley - Stay Away (The Apple Scruffs Edit) Ohio Players - Funky Worm (DJ Irie Edit) Prodigy - Keep It Thoro Soul II Soul - Wish Leon Ware feat. Quadron - Orchids For The Sun Steely Dan - Black Cow AC/DC - Back To Black The Jones Girls - You're Gonna Make Me Love (LW Edit) William Onyeabor - Body And Soul Disco Four - We Are At The Party (Petko Turner Edit) Chic & Sister Sledge - He's The Greatest Dancer Jamiroquai - Starchild UTFO - Wanna Rock The 2 Live Crew - One And One Bunny Sigler - Theme From Five Fingers Of Death James Brown . Funky Drummer Joy Fleming - Geld CAN - Vitamin C The John Schroeder Orchestra - Summertime Della Reese - It Was A Very Good Year The Ghetto Brothers - Ghetto Brothers Power

As every Year -since 5 years now- Berlin based DJ Marc Hype presents "GONE… but not forgotten", a Mixtape wich pays tribute to the musicians who died the year before. In 2017 we lost great Artists like Al Jarreau, Clyde Stubblefield, Chuck Berry, Prodigy, Charles Bradley, Joy Fleming, Tom Petty and many more. We at Blogrebellen and our Buddy Marc Hype wish you all a great, successful and healthy new year. May your wishes and dreams come true. Enjoy this great tape and commemorate the people we left behind. More Infos blogrebellen.de/?p=119170 Rest in Power DJ Crazy Toones of W.C. & The Madd Circle, William Onveabor, Loalwa Braz Vieira, Jaki & Holger of CAN, Buzz T of PDM Posse, Bobby Freeman, John Schroeder, David Axelrod, Al Jarreau, Michael Naura, Walter“Junie“ Morrison of the Ohio Players, The original funky drummer Clyde Stubblefield of the J.B.’s, Larry Coryell, Leon Ware, Toshio Nakanishi aka Tycoon To$h of Major Force, Joni Sledge of Sister Sledge, Chuck Berry, Brenda Jones of the Jones Girls, J. Geils, Toby Smith of Jamiroquay, Cuba Gooding Sr. of The Main Ingredient, Greg G of the Disco Four, Daliah Lavi, Benji „Yello Benji“ Melendez of the Ghetto Brothers, Educated Rapper of UTFO, PH Pumpkinhead, T.C. Izlam, Prodigy of Mobb Deep, Fresh Kid Ice of The 2 Live Crew, Melissa Bell of Soul II Soul, Walter Beck of Steely Dan, Charles Bradley, Joy Fleming, Tom Petty, Bunny Sigler, Malcolm Young, Della Reese, Pam the Funkstress, Charlie Murphy, John Hurt, Odem, Ikutaro Kakehashi (father of the 808), Roger Moore, Hugh Hefner & Bernie Casey. Tracklist: The Main Ingredient - Summer Breeze Major Force - Mugen - In The Morning David Axelrod - Holy Thursday Charles Bradley - Stay Away (The Apple Scruffs Edit) Ohio Players - Funky Worm (DJ Irie Edit) Prodigy - Keep It Thoro Soul II Soul - Wish Leon Ware feat. Quadron - Orchids For The Sun Steely Dan - Black Cow AC/DC - Back To Black The Jones Girls - You’re Gonna Make Me Love (LW Edit) William Onyeabor - Body And Soul Disco Four - We Are At The Party (Petko Turner Edit) Chic & Sister Sledge - He’s The Greatest Dancer Jamiroquai - Starchild UTFO - Wanna Rock The 2 Live Crew - One And One Bunny Sigler - Theme From Five Fingers Of Death James Brown . Funky Drummer Joy Fleming - Geld CAN - Vitamin C The John Schroeder Orchestra - Summertime Della Reese - It Was A Very Good Year The Ghetto Brothers - Ghetto Brothers Power

Live from Ron's Pizza in Bellefontaine, Ohio. Terry Lash sits down with coaches Jennifer Ramsey and Andrea Jacobs of Indian Lake Cheer with some of their cheerleaders, Ryan Hyde of Calvary Christian soccer and a few players fresh off their second straight OCSAA title, and Bellefontaine Football head coach Toby Smith and a couple of Chieftain football players before their second round playoff match up against Tri-Valley.

Rob Esse pays tribute to the music and sounds of ex-Jamiroquai keyboardist/songwriter Toby Smith, who sadly passed away recently. Toby's impact on funk and electro-soul music in the 1990s and early 2000s cannot be understated, they'll be listening to you for light years Toby - RIP. 

Dans cette vidéo je joue le plan piano du morceau "King for a day" de Jamiroquai. Je ne l'ai pas vraiment relevé, c'est dans l'esprit on va dire... Toby Smith était un des principal compositeur du groupe de 1992 à 2002 (Avec Jason et Stuart). Toby est parti trop tôt, à 46 ans... Il y a quelques mois j'étais à Pattaya en Thaïlande chez mon pote Laurent Santos pour son projet et nous avions accueilli Stuart (Zender, Jamiroquai 1, 2 & 3) et il m'avait dit que Toby luttait contre le cancer depuis 7 ans...et voilà... Merci pour toute la musique que tu as créé Toby, elle restra à jamais dans mon esprit et je t'estime énormément. Au moment où j'écris ces lignes, j’apprends également le décès d'Allan Holdsworth... TRISTE. LA FICHE WIKIPÉDIA DE TOBY : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toby_Smith LA FICHE WIKIPEDIA D'ALLAN HOLDSWORTH : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allan_Holdsworth SUIS-MOI SUR MA PAGE FACEBOOK "MUSIC YOUR LIFE" : https://www.facebook.com/cyromusicyourlife ABONNE-TOI A MA CHAINE YOUTUBE : https://www.youtube.com/c/CyroTorres LE SITE WEB "MUSIC YOUR LIFE" : http://musicyourlife.net/ LE SITE DES JINGLES "MUSICREATORS" : http://www.musicreators.net

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Topical | James 1:12-15 | August 23, 2015 | Toby Smith

Topical | James 1:9-11: 16-18 | January 4, 2015 | Toby Smith

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