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Welcome to another episode of our Desert Island Tech podcast series. Today Stuart sits down with Mike Brace CBE, DL.  Mike is a former Paralympic skier, social worker and leader of disabled charities. He was Chief Executive of Vision 2020 UK and served as Chairman of the British Paralympic Association. He was awarded an OBE in 2005 and a CBE in 2009 for Services to Disabled Sport and was appointed as a Deputy Lieutenant of London in 2016.

Today Stuart and Austen are live from an Auto show! the guys get into cars and redraft the Jaguar's picks knowing where the other players are going!

Today Stuart tells us why tattoos are bad and Ben and Chris a lift to defend tattoos.

Just seems to us like as soon as we get done exposing one perverted church leader, another one rears it's ugly head. What's strange to us is that these guys who are so emboldened tend to quite checkered pasts (to put it lightly) of their own.Today Stuart is going to dive deep into the past and present of a couple of fellas who feel they should start their own #MeToo movement. You'll find their reasoning for this beyond laughable and their idea of background checks ludicrous. Oh, also if you want to hear some good ol' fashioned IFB preaching and enjoy the IFB's version of a press conference you won't want to miss this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

  This week Stuart Bithell, a full time Olympic athlete campaigning towards Tokyo 2020 in the 49er class, joins me live. Stuart and his team mate Dylan Fletcher are currently ranked number 1 in the world in the 49er and a few months ago added a European championships to their names.   Stuart also competed at the London 2012 Olympics in the 470 class and came home with a silver medal in front of a home crowd which was undoubtedly the best moment of his career. Along side Olympic sailing he currently takes part in Sail GP which is a new professional series aimed to make sailing much more viewer friendly, and pushes the boundaries of athleticism, technology, speed and completely powered by nature.        Today Stuart is talking to me about his journey to success, how he copes with the pressures of being World No 1, what he does to mentally prepare himself for success and how he stays focused on his goals……     About Emma:   Get inspired and fired up with Emma Gibbs-Ng, founder of the Life Beyond Limitd, bringing Mindset to life!   The Life Beyond Limits Podcast brings together incredible stories of inspiring people from around the world who have achieved greatness, overcome adversity and never given up.   The host, Emma Gibbs-Ng also combines her personal experiences along with her a experience as a leading Mindset Coach, to inspire, influence and help thousands of people to create a growth Mindset and achieve greatness in all areas of their life.     Emma's Links:   Facebook Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Website     About Stuart:   Stuart is a full time Olympic athlete campaigning towards Tokyo 2020 in the 49er class. Stuart and his team mate Dylan Fletcher are currently ranked number 1 in the world in the 49er and a few months ago added a European championships to their names.     Stuart's Links:   Instagram

Stuart Hayes is a London born Olympian triathlete who has won races all over the world. In 2012 Stuart competed in the stunning London Olympics and as part of a strong GB team contributed towards the Brownlees Brothers’ Gold and Bronze medal success. Today Stuart and his wife Michelle Dillon (a former World and European champion) head up Team Dillon coaching, helping others to achieve their dreams and goals in this tough sport. In May of this year whilst out cycling in Richmond Park, something he has done many times before, Stuart shattered his pelvis after hitting a deer which sent him flying from his saddle. In this fascinating insight into the world of competitive top-level sport, Stuart also reveals his new found love for magic and even shares a trick with us. “Two hours later the ambulance turned up because the lady who was with me said that I’d been kicked—kicked, not hit…always be careful what you say when you talk to the people at 999.” [2:30] Stuart was biking around Richmond park, going the speed limit mind you, when a deer flew out and knocked him clean off his bike. He was able to stand, but his legs quickly gave out—and at the hospital an x ray revealed he shattered his pelvis. But it shattered “well” according to doctors. This means his pelvis was able to heal without surgery. This was May of this year and he’s now in the rehabilitation phase, but he was still able to bike to meet me for the interview. Remarkable. [13:00] “Pressure—that’s what kills athletes. When the Olympics comes around every 4 years the top guys sometimes will never get a gold medal. They can’t handle the pressure.” [16:18] One of the biggest obstacles of Stuarts triathlon career—or any athlete, is pressure. In order to combat this Stuart suggests watching a movie, read books, hanging out with friends, but the worse thing to do is think about race. The best athletes all have to do this. They’ll find problems, small things and fixate on them which ramps up anxiety and will totally self-destruct their chances of success. He was so nervous he almost didn’t race at Kitzbühel in 2010 for the ITU Triathlon World Cup—but he got into the saddle and won with a breakaway group of five riders. “That was one of the races that got me in the Olympic games.” [21:46] Stuart’s races got the attention of the people in charge of selecting who gets to compete in the Olympics. Acting as a ”domestique” for the Brownlee brothers, which means he helps set the pace and act as a workhorse for the team—a job he performed well as both brothers landed medals at the games. But realizing this would be a highlight of his career, he has turned to coaching with an organization his wife founded. He believes anyone can do a triathlon, as he coaches and trains beginners to experts and even helps people in their 80’s finish these races. The transition from high competing athlete to trainer and coach had its ups and downs, but Stuart found another love to help him move on—magic. He’s even performed a trick for Usain Bolt, the famous Jamaican sprinter. He’s happy to be still involved in the sport and helping push others over the finish line while staying fit and exploring new talents. Links TeamDillonCoaching.com (http://www.teamdilloncoaching.com/athletes/stuart-hayes/) @stuhayestri (https://www.instagram.com/stuhayestri/?hl=en) @StuHayes13 (https://twitter.com/stuhayes13?lang=en) Support this podcast

Today Stuart and Shawn talk the shambles that is Man United and Ole, the utter joke that is Arsenal Football Club. Man City and Liverpool's quest for the Title and more. Twitter: @e2efootballpod Instagram: @e2efootballpod Facebook: @end2endfootballpodcast Hosts: Stuart Instagram: @sj4tune Shawn Instagram: @sas_stand_up

https://www.bulletproofagency.com @BulletproAgency   Bulletproof Agency proudly presents this podcast   In this episode Andy Johnson is joined by Stuart Brown (Magnetic North), and Erica Ingham (Media Com North) at prolific North Live, as they discuss what buyers look for in an agency and what’s involved in selling your business, in front of a live studio audience.   Topics covered in this episode: What are the most important considerations when looking to buy? Why haven’t there been as many transactions in the creative sector? Aligning your aims with those of your potential buyer, and the importance of cultural fit. Erica and Stuart discuss their approaches to openness and communication with staff, and the importance of managing expectations. Advice for those looking to sell or buy in the creative sector. The importance of financial and emotional readiness. What makes buying in the creative sector unique? Stuart discusses what he looks for as a buyer. When to think about selling and how to prepare to do so. What makes a business stand out from the crowd to potential buyers?   Guest BIOs   Stuart Brown In a career extending over 30 years, Stuart has managed, owned, invested in and disposed of a number of businesses where the commercialisation of new and evolving technologies was key. His last investment was as Investor Director in a marketing services agency specialising in SMS marketing and response. Over a 7 year period the business was taken from loss to profit and successfully scaled across revenue, margin and operating profit, returning in excess of £7m to investors and shareholders. Today Stuart is an investor director in MagneticNorth, a Manchester based digital design studio specialising in User Experience and Design for clients including BBC, Hull City of Culture, Co-op and Airbnb. Website: www.thisismN.com Twitter: @mNwork   Erica Ingham Erica has been CFO at Mediacom North for nearly three years, a business on a strong organic growth and acquisition trajectory. She is responsible for Mediacom North’s Finance, HR and Legal and Compliance functions. Having graduated from Reading University with a BA hons in French, Erica joined the M&S Finance graduate trainee programme. She subsequently specialised in Media working for BBC Radio, MTV Europe, Liberty Media and 20th Century Fox. Latterly, Erica ran her own business providing fundraising, acquisition and sale advice to Media companies. Erica has spent a large part of her career abroad working on the set up of the first VoD service in Europe. She holds a Diploma in Board Direction and is also a Non-Executive Director and Fellow of the Institute of Directors. Website: http://www.mediacomnorth.co.uk/ Twitter: @ericaingham1   Presenter BIO A journalist and broadcaster for nearly 30 years, Andy runs his own media consultancy in Manchester working with clients like Weber Shandwick, the NFU, and the Institute of Directors. Andy started in print before 17 years as a BBC presenter & reporter, appearing on BBC Breakfast, Five Live & the Today programme. For five years Andy presented the award-winning BBC1 current affairs programme Inside Out, travelling across Europe making documentaries on terrorism, the smuggling of illegal guns into the UK and the Manchester IRA bomb. He also made films with Sir Bobby Charlton, Yoko Ono, Lord Heseltine and Johnny Marr.   Find out more about Andy’s media consultancy: www.andyjohnson.tv   Thank you for attending and hope you enjoyed the show. Please subscribe to our podcast for more industry discussions with more fantastic guests.   Next Episode Another episode from Prolific North Live is next, with guests Steve Kuncewicz (Slater and Gordon) and Mark Stringer (Ahoy) who will be discussing the delicate art of picking your fights.

Stuart Geisler is an industrial blacksmith in Pennsylvania.  He specializes in a variety of high quality, hand-made tools for the cooperage industry and the slate quarry industry out of Granville, NY.  He started a blacksmith apprenticeship in 1977 after completing his physics and astrophysics at Villanova University. What We Talked About When he was a little boy, he would visit a place that inspired him to become a blacksmith, the Bryn Athyn Cathedral. The metalwork incorporates animals and plants made of iron and monel (a type of metal alloy similar to wrought iron but has 65% nickel and 25% copper in it and resistant to corrosion). Years later Stuart was studying Physics and Astrophysics as a graduate student at Villanova University. While attending University Stuart was looking for a job in Astronomy as a teacher, but they were hard to come by due to NASA cutbacks in the late 1970’s.  While looking for a job in the classifieds, he saw an advertisement for an apprentice blacksmith in the “A” section since he was looking for an Astronomy position.  He dressed up in a suit and tie for the interview of the apprentice position with master blacksmith, Fyodor Czub.  Czub liked the fact that Stuart had enough respect for the craft and the master to dress up in a suit. They hired him immediately.  He stayed there for 5 years. This position gave Stuart the background to become an industrial blacksmith because of the lifting tools they would make there, such a lifting tongs and clamps to pick up logs and I-beams. Stuart ended up supporting his parents after his father lost his job. This smoothed things over since his parents weren’t too happy he didn’t pursue Astrophysics. Stuart always had a plan to open his own blacksmith business and bought the machinery needed while he was still employed as an apprentice. He left the company on good terms, so good that the company subcontracted forging work from him for the next 15 years. Stuart is still working and teaching classes out of his 40ft x 60ft shop that is situated on 14 acres with the Snake River running through it. The shop is well equipped with trip hammers, seven anvils (including a 700lb Hay Budden), and a lathe. Stuart is very involved with many blacksmith Facebook groups, and he is the Admin of a few such as Blacksmithing for Beginners, Blacksmith Enthusiasts, Blacksmithing for Beginners Tailgate page. One of Stuart’s hobby’s is being a philatelist (aka stamp collector). The most interesting stamp he owns is one from the Vatican depicting a blacksmith. His favorite tool is his 700 lb Hay Budden anvil; he bought it for $650 in 1976! Today Stuart has a few companies that by his hand-made tools for a slate roofing industry, a leather retailer called Waltzing Matilda, and for the cooperage industry in Kentucky. Guest Links Stuarts Website - http://snakecreekforge.weebly.com/about-stuart.html Characteristics of Monel - http://www.gsa.gov/portal/content/113038 Waltzing Matilda - http://waltzingmatildausa.com/ A Big Thank You to today’s sponsor Nimba Anvils, www.nimbaanvils.com If you enjoyed this episode, I would love it if you would support the show by: telling your friends. sharing this episode using the social sharing buttons below. subscribing to the show and leaving a rating and review in iTunes.  Not sure how?  Just follow these simple steps here or watch the short video tutorial, http://youtu.be/rq4OCyRGjHc?list=UUH3MfNZLXlKgionAs6kMT_Q subscribing to the show in Stitcher, http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=54499&refid=stpr Thanks so much for your support!