Podcast appearances and mentions of Tom Mills

Tom Mills, a prominent voice in procurement with over 84,000 LinkedIn, shares how he harnessed LinkedIn to build his influence and elevate the procurement profession.

Good emotional intelligence – or EQ – can be an important factor in a successful and healthy life, both personally and professionally.  But what is emotional intelligence?  Can you learn it?  Can you teach it?  And how can it help us be more successful in procurement?  Jonathan and Paul speak to “The Procurement Protagonist” himself, Tom Mills to find out all this and more.  Hopefully, he can help Jonathan to stop being a “such and such”. Powered by Positive Purchasing, and produced at the Devon podcast studios of Fresh Air Studios.

We talk to reporters in Los Angeles about the challenges of covering the fires there. As the government prepares to begin the charter renewal process which will decide the future of the BBC, one option being discussed is mutualisation. We explore what that could look like. A new podcast features celebrities interviewed by a reincarnated AI Michael Parkinson. We meet the team behind it. We get an update on the possibility of Tiktok being banned in the US, plus sift the TV industry's viewing data for Christmas to see what it tells us about the kind of TV we all want to watch. Presenter: Ros Atkins Producer: Simon Richardson Assistant Producer: Lucy WaiGuests: Jonathan Hunt, Chief Correspondent, Fox News; Emma Vardy, LA Correspondent, BBC News; Allison Agsten, Director, USC Annenberg's Center for Climate Journalism and Communication; Caroline Frost, Columnist, Radio Times; Lara O'Reilly, Senior Correspondent, Business Insider; Tom Mills, Chair, Media Reform Coalition; Benjamin Field, Executive Producer, Deep Fusion Films

Send us a textIn this episode we will break down top water fishing in the fall.  From poppers, walking baits to buzz baits and frogs, we will break it down for you.  We will also have a great tackle talk where we will break down the New 2025 St Croix Black Bass series.  Plus, we will have a little tournament talk. So, sit back and enjoy the show. www.facebook.com/susquehannafishingtacklewww.instagram.com/sfttackle/For all your tackle needs www.SFTTackle.com

Send us a textOn this episode we talk with famed river guide Joe Raymond and river master Tom Mills.  They recently caught a record 7lb 1 oz monster smallmouth on the Susquehanna River, and they will tell us all about the catch as well as a bunch of tackle and tips they use.  We will also have a great tackle talk section as well as a little tournament talk. So sit back and enjoy the show. www.facebook.com/susquehannafishingtacklewww.instagram.com/sfttackle/For all your tackle needs www.SFTTackle.com

The lads are joined by Tom Mills to discuss the disappointing opening day defeat to Brighton; After a promising opening 20 minutes, everything seemed to go wrong from there, with the lads discussing the decision to start certain players over others; Mike brings up the relationship between Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Everton fans and whether what he witnessed yesterday means he could be on his way; The show rounds off with a look ahead to next weekends trip to Spurs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rich is joined by Tom Mills - Head of Procurement and Properties at Bibby Financial Services and Founder of Procure Bites. They delve into topics such as the state of procurement in 2024, the impact of procurement scandals on the profession's image, the necessity and value of procurement to businesses, and even the potential role of technology like AI in procurement. Tom shares his perspective on the importance of diversity and supply relationship management within procurement. The conversation highlights the challenges and opportunities that procurement teams will face in 2024, from managing cost savings while focusing on ESG objectives, to dealing with political transitions and supply chain disruptions. We talk about our books to read:Oversubscribed: How To Get People Lining Up To Do Business With You by Daniel PriestleyThe 10X Rule: The Only Difference Between Success and Failure by Grant CardoneBefore the Coffee Gets Cold by Toshikazu Kawaguchi00:21 Introduction to the Big Conversation00:50 The State of Procurement in 202401:43 The Impact of the Horizon Scandal on Procurement02:25 The Role of Procurement in Vendor Selection and Relationship Management03:25 The Challenges and Opportunities for Procurement in 202405:33 Big themes and the Impact of Global Events on Procurement08:38 The Role of AI in Procurement13:40: Re-imagining Procurement's role16:42 The Future of Procurement Talent22:49 Looking Forward to 202427:32 Books to Read in 202430:53 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

“Really push yourself out there - pushing your comfort zone is where you really feel alive.”Soft skills in procurement are one thing, but employing them to become one of procurement's most prominent names on social media is another ball game entirely.If we're to elevate the profession, it's the kind of work that Tom Mills puts into his social following which we need to see more often. Tom returns for the second in this two-part episode of Talent Talks to discuss the power of stepping out of your comfort zone, how to stand out, and advice for anyone looking to bolster their confidence.This episode of Talent Talks covers:Tom's powerful experience dealing with Pervasive Anxiety DisorderAdvice for those wanting to gain confidence when sharing their voiceLong term aims for Tom's overall social media pushThe strength of ‘feeling fear and doing it anyway'The Talent Talks Podcast is proudly sponsored by Staverton Consulting.Staverton Consulting delivers tangible and sustainable cost reduction as well as reducing business risks throughout the supply chain for private equity backed businesses, SME'S and growth companies. For more information please head to https://www.stavertonconsulting.com/.

“Everyone should be learning right through their career. It's actually the power of saying very little, and listening.”Soft skills are an undoubtedly vital part of any procurement professional's skillset, but it's such a vague term for something so key.That's why Tom Mills' advocacy for soft skill development makes him the perfect guest on Talent Talks for a two-part discussion around how new professionals can stay a cut above the rest.Join us for part 1 with Tom, where he covers the specific skills to develop, a comprehensive approach to stakeholder management, and the challenging language pervading the industry.This episode of Talent Talks covers:Why soft skills have evolved to become 10 times more important than beforeWhich specific soft skills are best for budding procurement professionals to developFlipping the narrative in stakeholder managementThe language of procurement and whether it clouds the understanding of how essential soft skills can beThe Talent Talks Podcast is proudly sponsored by Staverton Consulting.Staverton Consulting delivers tangible and sustainable cost reduction as well as reducing business risks throughout the supply chain for private equity backed businesses, SME'S and growth companies. For more information please head to https://www.stavertonconsulting.com/.

In recent months, we've covered CDR developments in the EU, followed CDR's role in international climate agreements, and interviewed startups working to bring DAC to Kenya. There's so much happening with CDR around the globe that it's a challenge to cover all the news of carbon removal's rise. That's why on this episode we're fortunate to have Tom Mills and Shantanu Agarwal join us today to share their work scaling up CDR in India with a new consortium called Carbon Removal Alliance India (CRIA).  Tom is a co-founder of the organization, and Shantanu is a founder of Mati, an enhanced rock weathering startup in India that is a member of CRIA.  India has existing climate policies, immense amounts of working lands, a rising working-age population, and a wealth of business and science resources. Can these assets allow it to become a CDR powerhouse?  Our guests today will tell us about their work, what they think of India's CDR potential, and what needs to happen within India to unlock carbon removal there.   On This Episode  Tom Mills Shantanu Agarwal Radhika Moolgavkar Resources Our Episodes on the EU & Kenya Susteon & Sustaera- Shantanu's previous companies Carbon Removal Alliance India Mati Carbon Removal Partners Connect with Nori Nori Nori's Twitter Nori's other podcast Reversing Climate Change Nori's CDR meme twitter account --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/carbonremovalnewsroom/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/carbonremovalnewsroom/support

Wednesday night adult study ** Special guest speaker: Tom Mills

www.mikegarrigan.com - Singer/songwriter reflects on his experience with sitting in with the Maxell 90 and paying tribute to R.E.M.  Mike interviews members of the Maxell 90 as well as a few guest singers just before their show at the Be Loud! Sophie concert at the Cat's Cradle in Carrboro, NC on August 25, 2023.Mike asked each interviewee "What has been your experience in covering R.E.M. songs with the Maxell 90?" and "What was your first exposure to R.E.M.?" Hear soundbites from Adriana Lapuerta, Tom Mills, Katie Zhou, George Huntley, Andrew Branan, Mike Ivanitch, Alex Lawhon, Victoria Roy, and Scott Carle.Hear  piano version of the Collapsis song "Stumble," too.View the archived live stream of the BeLoud! show here: Live Stream.

EPISODE DESCRIPTION  Tom Mills has a reputation that precedes him - a reputation for persistently driving change in the Procurement landscape through his Substack newsletter and his entertaining yet thought-provoking LinkedIn posts. In this interview we cover Tom's unique Procurement journey through Direct and Indirect procurement, the skills he values in Procurement pros, and his advice to small businesses who think they lack leverage.  SHOW NOTES  We start the interview with how small businesses vary from large ones when it comes to Procurement. We talk about the financial losses for under-funded Procurement teams. Tom shares a real-life example on how he is cementing a place for Procurement in a small business setting. We then cover negotiations as a small player, again hearing a real-life example from his current role. If you are the owner of a small business, or you are a Procurement team member at a small business, you will want to listen to this interview.  Find and follow Tom on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-mills-procurement/ Subscribe to his Substack here - https://procurementprotagonist.substack.com/ CALL TO ACTION  Thank you for listening! Leave us a rating on Apple Podcast or Spotify.  Follow me on Linkedin at  https://www.linkedin.com/in/chandhrika/  Sharing is caring! Spread the word about this show to your network  Email me at chandhrika@source-refresh.com if you would like to be a guest on my show   

In this episode of Procurement Reimagined, host Daniel is joined by Tom Mills, Head of Procurement and Properties at Bibby Financial Services, an independent invoice finance specialist providing cash flow funding to over 10,000 companies in the U.K. Tom shares his insights across different touchpoints of procurement including, reimagining the procurement cycle, building consistency into sourcing, leaning on the experience of technology teams, and who should score supplier responses during the sourcing phase. Tom is a twenty-year veteran in the procurement space. He is passionate about procurement and enjoys the buzz of working in procurement. He has managed 100 million pounds budgets and led procurement teams at companies like Clarks and Nisbets. Tom describes himself as competitive and target-driven. Episode Resources: Tom Mills on LinkedIn Bibby Financial Services Website Daniel Barnes LinkedIn If you enjoyed this episode, then please either:Subscribe, rate, and review on Apple Podcasts Follow on Spotify Check out Procurement Reimagined Podcast Book a call with a Vendor and Contract Management Expert - https://www.gatekeeperhq.com/book-gk-demo-step-1 GATEKEEPER'S GUIDE TO VENDOR LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT Actionable checklists, tips, and best practices. Download the ebook now for FREE: https://www.gatekeeperhq.com/free-vendor-management-ebook Would you or someone you know be a great fit for the podcast? Please fill out the Procurement Reimagined Guest Questionnaire Procurement Reimagined Podcast is handcrafted by our friends over at fame.so Previous guests include Sarah Kaye of Spin, Hannah MacDonald of Monzo Bank, Dave Jones MCIPS of Procmentum Limited, Andra Fola of Solutionary Minds, Natalia Pilipchak of Mobile Tele Systems, Rees Thomas of Graze, Nadia Stoykov of Tesca Group, Canda Rozier of Collabra Consulting, Elouise Epstein of Kearney, and Matthew Booth of PM Group. Check out our five most downloaded episodes: Reimagining Procurement by Filling Implementation Gaps with Nadia Stoykov, Chief Procurement and Supply Chain Officer at Tesca Group Reimagining Procurement in an Economic Downturn with Andra Fola, Co-Founder of Solutionary Minds Aligning Cost Control and Cost Cutting to Drive Value with Sarah Kaye, Vice President of Procurement at Spin Reimagining Procurement as the Hidden Treasure for Business Growth with Natalia Pilipchak, Transformation and Excellence Director at Mobile Tele Systems A Playbook for Digitalising Procurement with Rees Thomas, Head of Procurement at Graze

In this episode of the show, host James Meads is joined by LinkedIn "royalty" Tom Mills. Tom is Head of Procurement at Bibby Financial Services and runs his own Substack newsletter called Procurement Bites. Personal Branding in Digital Procurement – Tom Mills He's built a great personal brand online and has over 30,000 followers on LinkedIn. He's here to share some advice on personal branding, the digital procurement market and how building your brand can really help you to own and shape both your personal and career development. Timestamps: 2:04 A unique blend of direct and indirect buying. A unique blend of direct and indirect buying. How procurement can be done badly. 4:11 Why do you need a personal brand? Building a personal brand in the procurement industry. The personal brand is important. 6:39 The definition of a personal brand. Building a personal brand is about building a personality. Personal brand is not fake. 9:27 Using social media to help others learn. Mentors and influencers in the early 2000s procurement space. Formal learning and development. Procurement professionals need to develop a network. Prioritise and prioritise. 15:06 Online resources for building your network. Virtual content, procurement & supply chain conferences and online resources. The difference between 20 years ago and the situation now. 17:44 Is CIPS (or any other qualification) necessary? It's one option but shouldn't be seen as the only option. Growth of CIPS in the Middle East and Africa. Tackling the topic of the "procurement dinosaur". 20:21 The problem with the dinosaur metaphor. The two-fold age metaphor for procurement. The importance of being very clear. 22:54 Who do you stand for against? Tom and James discuss a few things that they stand for and against. What are the most lacking skills in procurement? 25:19 The role of internal processes and governance in procurement. The biggest challenge in driving digital transformation in procurement. The four options to drive digital transformation. One wish to drive procurement into the 21st century. How to connect with Tom. And that wraps up another episode of the Procuretech Podcast! Thanks to Tom for sharing his insights with us today, and big thanks to you for listening. We'll be...

This week we continue our conversation with Tom Mills.  It's an excellent episode with some good tales from Tom's adventures including some PA public land hunting!

Bow hunter and PBS member Tom Mills joins us this week for a fantastic discussion of a long life of traditional bow hunting adventures.  This is episode one, as there is so much to cover and Tom is such a fantastic person we want to bring him back in the coming weeks!

FULL EPISODE available at: patreon.com/Macrodose MACRODOSE EXTRA takes you behind the scenes to go in-depth with some of the leading voices from the world of economics. Subscribe today to hear our recent interviews with Greek politician Yanis Varoufakis, labour journalist Sarah Jaffe, and former finance trader Gary Stevenson. You'll also gain access to our upcoming interviews with author Rosie Collington and FT reporter Yuan Yang. Our guest today is Tom Mills. Tom is a Lecturer in Sociology at Aston University, and author of The BBC: The Myth of a Public Service. A book about the past, present and future of the BBC, how it shapes our understanding of the economy and society, and why we urgently need to rethink our public digital media ecosystem. Tom is also chair of Media Reform UK, a campaign for a more democratic and accountable media, where diversity, public interest and ethical journalism come before the private gain of a few media moguls.

Dr Tom Mills, a sociologist at Aston University, has written a book called 'The BBC: Myth of a Public Service'. It claims to set aside both liberal and conservative fantasies about the institution, and says that far from being a sanctuary for independent journalism, the BBC is intimately connected to the power it is supposed to hold to account. We discuss issues raised in the book on organisational culture, reform, accountability as well as the ongoing controversy surrounding the appointment of the BBC chairman Richard Sharp. "I've never read any serious defence of the way the BBC is currently arranged."Subscribe and support the podcast here.Find all our podcasts here@ta_mills@BeebRoger@RogerBolton@mastodonapp.ukroger@rogerboltonsbeebwatch.com Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Support my channel and get something back: Get knowledge by subscribing to my weekly procurement newsletter - https://worldofprocurement.co.uk/membership More Knowledge by taking part in my Contract Management for Beginners Course - https://www.udemy.com/course/contract-management-for-beginners/?referralCode=F658394D58FA7DD0515A Upping your LinkedIn Analytics game with Sheild Analytics - https://www.shieldapp.ai/?via=daniel-barnes Follow me on LinkedIn here - https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielbarnesgsd/ Read the article here - https://worldofprocurement.co.uk/blog/what-the-best-procurement-pros-do (this differs to the content discussed today but is still relevant) Subscribe to Tom's Substack here - https://procurementprotagonist.substack.com Follow Tom Mill's on LinkedIn here - https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-mills-procurement/ #procurement #career #supplychain

Support my Procurement Podcast and get something back: Get knowledge by subscribing to my weekly procurement newsletter - https://worldofprocurement.co.uk/membership More Knowledge by taking part in my Contract Management for Beginners Course - https://www.udemy.com/course/contract-management-for-beginners/?referralCode=F658394D58FA7DD0515A Upping your LinkedIn Analytics game with Sheild Analytics - https://www.shieldapp.ai/?via=daniel-barnes Follow me on LinkedIn here - https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielbarnesgsd/ Read the article here - worldofprocurement.co.uk/blog/will-procurement-become-extinct Subscribe to Tom's Substake here - https://procurementprotagonist.substack.com Follow Tom Mill's on LinkedIn here - https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-mills-procurement/ Tom Mills and I have been talking a lot recently about the state of Procurement Content on LinkedIn and the insidious nature of the Procurement Dinosaur. An ideology among Procurement Professionals that hides behind the way we've done things in the profession for years and fights change. These people are blocking progress in the profession and we've had some brilliant, hilarious and almost comical exchanges with them on LinkedIn. In this episode of the World of Procurement Podcast, we talk about: - Creating Procurement Content - Dinosaurs of Prourement Enjoy my friends #procurement #supplychain #contentcreator

I talk to Tom Mills on his passion for Procurement, building a following on Social Media, his favourite Music and what the future holds for Procurement.Tom can be found:https://procurementprotagonist.substack.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-mills-procurement/

'n Entrepreneur in landboutegnologie, Tom Mills, sê boere wat graag landboutegnologie aan die wêreld bekend wil stel, word deur die tekort aan mikroskyfies geraak. Hy sê die tegnologie-krisis raak boere wat hul bedrywighede wil moderniseer. Die Australiese entrepreneur sê hy is gedwing om afstandmonitering-stelsels te ontwikkel om op die hoogte te bly met waterpompe, besproeiingstelsels en elektriese heinings. Mill sê die mikroskyfie-tekort kom op 'n ongeleë tyd, aangesien baie boere arbeidsbesparende tegnologie benodig om werkers-tekorte te bowe te kom en produktiwiteit te verbeter. Dr. Theo de Jager, voorsitter van die internasionale boerevereniging, praat met Kosmos 94.1 Nuus.

We live and work in a busy world in which there is little time to read, watch or listen beyond the headlines.Hello, my name is Iain Campbell-McKenna, and this is “Procurement in 5-minutes.” That's right, in 5-minutes I promise to tackle some of the biggest challenges and deepest questions our profession and industry face on a day-to-day basis.In today's 5-minutes I welcome procurement protagonist and 20 plus year industry veteran, Tom Mills to answer the question: "What is the best way procurement can respond to a recession?" Visit Tom's LinkedIn profile @: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-mills-procurement/ 

Procurement has had a frantic couple of years, dealing with many challenges that we may have previously had to face once in a career, seemingly every few months.  With many teams feeling the strain, something must give. So what should we stop doing?The Procurement Conversation panel is joined by Procurement Protagonist Tom Mills to get his views as to what we should stop doing.

Tom Mills, lecturer in sociology at Aston University and the author of The BBC: Myth of a Public Service, joins Long Reads for a discussion about the history of the BBC, its ideological and soft-power functions, and the future of public broadcasting.Read Tom's article "The Left Should Stand for a Democratically Run BBC" here: https://www.jacobinmag.com/2022/02/defend-bbc-funding-public-broadcasting-license-fees-conservative-toriesLong Reads is a Jacobin podcast looking in-depth at political topics and thinkers, both contemporary and historical, with the magazine's longform writers. Hosted by Features Editor Daniel Finn. Produced by Conor Gillies, music by Knxwledge. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As the Tories finally make a move to fulfill their implicit campaign promise to completely gut the BBC, we speak to sociologist Tom Mills of Media Reform UK about how the institution has served as an extremely useful tool for British political parties in power, the absurd licence fee funding model, and the possibility of change. It's still difficult to feel any sympathy towards it as an institution after the farce of the 2019 election. /// SHOW NOTES /// /// CREDITS /// Hosts: Aarjan /// Ruairi Guest: Tom Mills Production: Connor Music: Cardio /// Nevermore - Final Product

Tom is passionate about changing the image procurement has, and is on a mission to share information to help alter the current perception. He explains why it is a function that should not be avoided and that by proactivly involving professionals in this area better outcomes can be achieved faster. There are many surprising similarities between Procurement and Sales which Tom throws open to promote better understanding. There are huge opportunities for a salesperson taking what he describes as a 'refereshing approach'. Will you? Learn more at https://linktr.ee/fredcopestake 

Week 2 advance watching for TWT's "Know Your Enemy" course. Gargi Bhattacharyya and Tom Mills discuss: - Who are the elite in this country? - How should we understand the state? - What is corporate power? How does it relate to other forms of power? - What techniques of power analysis might be useful to us?

Tom Mills is Managing Director of Two Oceans Strategy. Tom has dedicated his career to understanding the intersection between politics, society and economics in natural resource and energy industries in emerging markets. Now he's using that experience to create a framework to allow us to measure the impact of projects. If you're listening on the 9th of November, join us at 4pm for the DLR Launch (that *may* have been plugged): https://lnkd.in/dtWqfNrN

WE'VE GOT A SLIGHT GLITCH BETWEEN 10:00 - 11:30 MINS OF THE PODCAST. IT WILL COME BACK ON :D We had Tom Mills on the World of Procurement Podcast to talk about his views and ideas around what Procurement truly is. At one point in the episode, Tom referred to The Heart of Procurement and I instantly knew that would be the title for this episode. We cover an incredible amount of conversation pieces as summarised below. Show Notes: Introduction into Tom's career Procurement versus Purchasing, key differences and what Tom loves about Procurement Why Procurement having a seat at the table is the wrong question and the wrong angle to come from The Role of Procurement Pros moving forwards Managing conflict and “office” politics as a Procurement Professional Integrity as a Supply Chain/Procurement Professional Check out the transcript for this Podcast here

“What is procurement to an organization? Always come back to that.”The power of business partnering is an often unfulfilled potential which can massively improve a procurement function's impact on a business. Overcoming that first hurdle and making those connections is made easier through proper collaboration with the rest of the business, and helping stakeholders to understand the value in procurement.On this episode of Talent Talks we hear from Karl Walton, Senior IT Procurement Manager at The AA, and Tom Mills, who's setting up an exciting new procurement function at Bibby Financial Services. We deep dive into introducing self service procurement into a function, how jargon-free training can help educate the whole business into seeing procurement's potential, and the key pillars of a procurement framework.This episode of Talent Talks covers:How to embed effective business partnering in a procurement functionProving your worth without overpromising or under-deliveringDefining, measuring and delivering value in procurementTraining stakeholders to be advocates for procurementRaising the profile of the profession both internally and externallyThis episode of Talent Talks is sponsored by 4C Associates - a leading European procurement and supply chain consultancy, who work collaboratively with forward-thinking clients to deliver real business value across a wide range of transformation and cost optimisation service offerings. Visit https://www.4cassociates.com/ for more information.Links and references at: https://talentdrive.co.uk/

As Robbie Gibb - Theresa May's former spin doctor - is appointed to the BBC Board, we're joined by author and journalist Tom Mills discuss how the government's stranglehold over the broadcaster has tightened - and why that threatens our democracy.Help us take on the right-wing press: https://patreon.com/owenjones84Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-owen-jones-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Morgan leads the discussion this week about the state of U.K mainstream media, their conduct during the Corbyn’s leadership and how the left can combat a hostile media.   Links:   Myth of a Public Service by Tom Mills   https://www.versobooks.com/books/3630-the-bbc   VICIOUS, HORRIBLE PEOPLE by Oliver Eagleton    https://newleftreview.org/issues/ii127/articles/oliver-eagleton-vicious-horrible-people   Jeremy Corbyn: The Outsider - Vice   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94ptAcbfKP0   Press Hostility to Labour reaches new levels in 2019 election campaign - Loughborough University   https://www.lboro.ac.uk/news-events/news/2019/december/press-hostility-to-labour-reaches-new-levels/

O2 Utah presents O2 & You! Our Executive Director & host David will be joined by Tom Mills, a Policy Advocate at Creative Energies Solar, to discuss all things ROOFTOP SOLAR!

The Pilgrims Society was an elite dining club which developed an important role in the broader political relationship between the US and Britain in the first half of the twentieth century. Dr Stephen Bowman talking with the CWD's Dr Tom Mills depicts the Pilgrims and their activities as an early form of what we now refer to as public diplomacy. Dr Stephen Bowman, is a Lecturer in British Political History at Stirling University. Stephen works primarily on political and economic relations between the United States and Great Britain in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries and was the winner of the Transatlantic Studies Association's Donald Cameron Watt Prize in 2013. He has published a number of journal articles and in 2018 published his first book, The Pilgrims Society and Public Diplomacy, 1895-1945, which is the topic of the podcast. 'The Pilgrims Society and Public Diplomacy, 1895-1945 - Edinburgh Studies and Anglo-American Relations' by Dr Stephen Bowman, is published by Edinburgh University Press. Checkout the CWD website for details of events, our research and news: lancaster.ac.uk/cwd You can also like our Facebook page - facebook.com/CWDLancaster Follow us on Twitter - @CWDlancaster Music credit: Kai Engel, 'Flames of Rome', Calls and Echoes (Southern's City Lab, 2014).

*SPECIAL EPISODE* This week in this very special episode Izzy and Jenny celebrate World Mental Health Day in this their milestone 10th episode! Taking on a slightly different format to usual, Izzy and Jenny share three Untangled Tales from listeners about their own mental health journeys, and answer some of listeners' questions sent in since the podcast launch. They are also joined by Tom Mills, mental health advocate and creator of the campaign Messy4Mind. Follow Messy4Mind on social media (@Mess4Mind on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter) for more information on Tom's fantastic work and to take part in the challenge. Also head over to Tom's Just Giving page to donate money to Mind Charity: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/messyformind Untangled Community Get in touch with your stories, questions and topic suggestions: Email: untangledthepodcast@gmail.com Tweet us @untangledpod or send us a private message on Facebook or Instagram (@untangledthepodcast) Credit and thanks to the wonderful team behind Untangled: Felicity Hamilton, Artwork DesignerEmily Boardman, Social Media ManagerPeter Nicholls, Editor ('Master Untangler')Jingle: 'Tangled' by Philip Guyler, sourced from audionetwork.

The saga continues with Tom Mills and his gf April Cameron. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/southerngypsy/support

If we view life as a Game between Light and Dark, where do we stand at any given moment? Hero or Manipulator? Altruist or Cynic? Sleepwalker, Avoider, Traditionalist? We can each be any of these at any given moment. Knowing we have choice is what gives us the power to be different. What do you choose? More at https://accidentalgods.life

In this episode Coach Bratland and Coach Foley speak with United States Coast Guard 1970 graduate Tom Mills.  Tom wrestled at the Coast Guard Academy where he was a 2x New England Conference finalist and 2x NCAA Qualifier.Tom tells some exceptional stories about his time at USCGA and how this guided him to becoming a lawyer and opening his own law firm.  Tom was either "Lucky or Good", but he always found a way to surround himself with great mentors to guide him on an upward trajectory to accomplishing his goals.

Beyond the Noise is a Source podcast with David Jamieson, looking at issues in the news in more depth. For this edition he is joined by sociology lecturer Dr Tom Mills to discuss the place of the BBC and the wider media in the Covid-19 crisis. They discuss: 3:30 – How should we understand the BBC? What is it? What is its social purpose? 10:00 – How do we understand BBC’s claim to neutrality? 12:45 – How has the pandemic upset the BBC’s balancing act? 21:45 – Has the pandemic and the BBC’s importance in relaying official information reduced the desire of some in elite circles to shrink the BBC’s influence? 27:30 – How does the BBC decide what its news agenda looks like? What is its relationship to the wider news environment and particularly the papers?

In episode #5 of the A-id podcast, we were joined by Tom Mills to discuss some of the major paradigm shifts in the mining industry. After a long career in the mining and energy sectors, he is now the Director and Head of Research at Two Oceans Strategy. Tom Mills is an inspiring leader working at the intersection between politics, society and economics in the natural resources and energy industries in emerging markets. With 85% of the world's known natural resources being in non-OECD countries, we discuss the role of the mining industry for emerging and developing countries, looking specifically at how risks can be managed and opportunities can be maximised. We then move onto the debate around conscious consumerism, with Tom telling us how companies are beginning to charge a premium on sustainably produced goods and the wider implications this will have on the mining industry.

#020. -- Could you use a cooking source that heats up quickly, uses very little fuel that is easily gathered from your landscape, and is something you can build with a minimal amount of time, cost, or skill? A rocket stove just may be the answer! In this episode I talk with Tom Mills (from the GreenShortz DIY Youtube channel) about his experience in building rocket stoves and some of the principles involved as well as his suggestions for folks building their first one.Like many of you I am interested self reliance and developing the knowledge to take care of myself and those around me..... plus I love a good hands on project to make! Rocket stoves are one of those things that checks both boxes-- I definitely see one in my future!Resources mentioned can be found over at:folkcraftrevival.com/20

In collaboration with the Young Professionals in Transportation, Tom Mills from TriMet, Portland's transportation agency, provides a window into questions public transit providers are dealing with right now: How to balance providing service in the present with the need to fund future service? Which routes should be modified, and how? Tom discusses how TriMet has gone about reducing bus service while upholding the mission of the public transit agency. He explains how TriMet's Equity Index has been used in this process and provides insight into other adjustments in staffing, cleaning, and planning. Technical level: 4/5 Fear Factor: 0/5

Deepshikha, SpeakIn's Founder speaks talks to Tom Mills about the global macroeconomic impact of a crisis like Covid-19. Tom is the Director and Head of Research at Two Oceans Strategy, a company providing research on energy and mining in Asia. He has dedicated his career to understanding the intersection between politics, society and economics in natural resource and energy industries in emerging markets. He has worked in the mining and energy sectors, both in industry and as a governance advisor. Tom has delivered impactful, multi-million-pound consultancy, development and research projects related to governance and above ground risk of natural resource industries for the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), the World Bank, the Asian Development Bank, the Department for International Development and a range of investors as both a Team Leader and Project Director.

Sports Agent Tom Mills discusses how athletes are staying in game shape, as well as players in the NFL Draft. Vegas odds for the Broncos matchups are released, Eric and Andrew discuss how they think the spreads should be. Is sports essential? In Florida it is.

AirJapes (https://twitter.com/thefifaanalyst) and Alex - The FIFA Analyst (https://twitter.com/thefifaanalyst) hop on to bring our annual FUT nostalgia trip up to date. They join Ben for this FUT Birthday Special as 10 years of FUT becomes 11 Years! In the flashback part we get behind the scenes insights from former EA employee and current esports host/content creator Chu "ChuBoi" Morah (https://twitter.com/ChuBoi) , who returns with Steve "The FUT Coach" Stokes (https://twitter.com/TheFUTCoach) and Futhead News Editor Emeritus and Free Pack Project creator Tom Mills (https://twitter.com/tem1985) , who has some particularly special throwbacks.  From Wallyson to Welliton, Lalas to Luiz and dozens of listener picks too, this is your extensive FUT nostalgia hit after 11 years of the world's most popular football game mode! • 00:00 - The FUT Nostalgia Trip Begins • 07:00 - FIFA10: The Reign of Agbonlahor • 10:00 - FIFA 11: Silver Messi • 14:00 - FIFA12: Welly and Wally • 23:00 - FIFA13: Pivotal Year and a Bazooka • 31:00 - FIFA14: Chu has to sell FUT to EA • 40:00 - FIFA15: Unguessable United Striker • 56:00 - FIFA16: A Strange Edition • 1:03:00 - FIFA17: Best FIFA ever? • 1:12:00 - FIFA18: 250 games with IF Fellaini • 1:19:00 - FIFA18 into FIFA19: Entertaining if nothing else! Plus in the supporter's Extra Time podcast here: http://bit.ly/morepod In depth on a crazy fun 3421 from Japes Alex's competitive gameplan selection Icon Swaps 3 dilemmas and help Downsides of pressing How to operate your subs Breaking down narrow formations

Tom and his wonderful hair are back to talk to us about the BBC (again). In this episode we discuss the BBC's horror show during the 2019 election, the collapse of editorial standards and oversight and why the left should care about what happens to the BBC. Stay around until the end for some hair care tips from Tom.

On this episode of #TyskySour Aaron Bastani is joined by writer and academic Tom Mills to examine the BBC’s coverage of the recent general election. Was it always this bad?

On this episode of #TyskySour Aaron Bastani is joined by writer and academic Tom Mills to examine the BBC’s coverage of the recent general election. Was it always this bad?

Tom gives us an extensive genealogy of the BBC to help us understand why so many of us are frustrated with its current formation. Tom makes the case for how the BBC can be reformed. Useful links- https://www.versobooks.com/books/2243-the-bbc https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/ourbeeb/bbc-is-neither-independent-or-impartial-interview-with-tom-mills/ https://ceasefiremagazine.co.uk/tom-mills-there-doubt-bbc-biased-corbyn/ https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0791603517696319?journalCode=irja

Tom gives us an extensive genealogy of the BBC to help us understand why so many of us are frustrated with its current formation. Tom makes the case for how the BBC can be reformed. Useful links- https://www.versobooks.com/books/2243-the-bbc https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/ourbeeb/bbc-is-neither-independent-or-impartial-interview-with-tom-mills/ https://ceasefiremagazine.co.uk/tom-mills-there-doubt-bbc-biased-corbyn/ https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0791603517696319?journalCode=irja

In this week's FUT Birthday 10 Year Special your panel rundown their favourite (and least favourite) players through each year of FUT. Plus behind the scenes insights from former EA employee and current esports host/content creator ChuBoi, who returns with regulars Steve (TheFUTCoach) and Ben. There is also a debut for former Free Pack Project creator Tom Mills who has some particularly special throwbacks.  From Wallyson to Welliton, Lalas to Luiz and including dozens of listener picks this is your extensive FUT nostalgia hit after 10 years of the worlds most popular football game mode! Its a hefty episode - weighing in as the longest in FWP history. Fear not as these handy timestamps guide you: • 0:00:00 - The FUT Nostalgia Trip Begins • 0:06:32 - FIFA10: The Reign of Agbonlahor  • 0:09:22 - Silver Messi • 0:13:51 - FIFA12: Welly and Wally  • 0:22:08 - FIFA13: Pivotal Year and a Bazooka • 0:30:40 - FIFA14: Chu has to sell FUT to EA • 0:39:40 - FIFA15: Unguessable United Striker • 0:58:18 - FIFA16: A Strange Edition • 1:05:10 - FIFA17: Best FIFA ever? • 1:14:11 - FIFA18: 250 games with IF Fellaini  • 1:20:00 - Chu on FUT Birthday and Content this year Finally, as heard on the pod, we're teamed up with Beer52 to land you all a free case of craft beer: www.beer52.com/FUT

In today's episode of Resource Insider Podcast, I talk to Tom Mills, a geographer, adventurer and political scientist specializing in managing the above ground risks facing the mining and energy sectors. We discuss how Tom's military background has served him throughout his career, leading projects in war zones, how investors and entrepreneurs can make better decisions in challenging environments, and more. This interview is a master class for any investor looking to understand the risks that companies face in emerging jurisdictions, and for leaders looking to make better decisions in challenging environments. Make sure you don't miss future Resource Insider Podcast episodes by signing up here: capitalistexploits.at/signup/

Is a general election on the cards? And is it the only way to break the Brexit deadlock. Tom Mills of the Media Democracy podcast joins us to talk about the recent treatment of Diane Abbot on Question Time and wider questions of bias at BBC News and political programming. Listen to the Media Democracy podcast here: https://soundcloud.com/media-democracy-pod Hosted by James Fox w/ Alex Maskill

This week we bring you a recording from the Parliamentary launch of the Media Reform Coalition's 'Draft Proposals on BBC Reform', featuring Natalie Fenton, Zoe Williams, Amelia Womack, Clive Lewis and Media Democracy's very own Tom Mills. Music by Makaih Beats.

In this episode we talked to Tom Mills about the BBC. We covered its relationship with the state, its inception and its future. We also touched upon his book on the BBC (The BBC: The Myth of a Public Service, available here :- https://www.versobooks.com/books/2243-the-bbc ) We also discuss the Plaid Leadership election result. Such gifts! Hail Paimon!

*Due to logistical problems this recording starts as Leo Watkins is speaking. Regrettably this means that Laura Basu, Angela Phillips & Wendy Liu's contributions are not on the tape apart from in the Q&A. We're looking at ways to get their voices back on the soundcloud file, and apologise sincerely that their omission means that the panel is presented as effectively all male.* Our media is in crisis and transition. There is a crisis of funding, working conditions quality, trust and accountability in British journalism. Google and Facebook have rapidly acquired extraordinary power over what we see and read online. The BBC's culture and output have been transformed by four decades of neoliberal hegemony. Tom Mills (sociologist) Laura Basu (Author of Media Amnesia) Leo Watkins (Media Reform Coalition) Dan Hind (Publisher and Author) Angela Phillips (Professor of Journalism) Wendy Liu (New Socialist) Angela Phillips' latest book with Eiri Elvestad is Misunderstanding News Audiences: Seven Myths of the Social Media Era. https://www.routledge.com/Misunderstanding-News-Audiences-Seven-Myths-of-the-Social-Media-Era/Elvestad-Phillips/p/book/9781138215191

Tom Mills joins me to discuss the problems of the UK media, the Labour Party leadership's proposals for media reform, and the media class's aversion to workplace democracy. If you enjoy this episode please consider donating via Patreon: www.patreon.com/poltheoryother

On this episode of TyskySour Aaron Bastani and Michael Walker are joined by BBC Director General in waiting Tom Mills to talk about the crisis in the British media, lying Boris, Skrupal, Jewdas and more.

In episode 2 of the Media Democracy podcast, Tom Mills (@ta_mills) and Dan Hind (@danhind) discuss the role, and conception, of the public in public service media in the UK.

Episode 1 of the Media Democracy podcast with Tom Mills (@ta_mills) and Dan Hind (@danhind). In this show we talk about the recent UK general election and begin to explore some of the themes we'll be looking at in more detail over the coming weeks and months.

Today I’m talking with Tom Mills from Green Shortz, Tom is a fellow YouTuber and environmental advocate, he runs a few YouTube channels where he teaches people the ups and downs of sustainable living, including one where he’s building a house from scratch with green practices. We’re going to be talking about how where you live makes a difference to your carbon footprint, why composting is awesome and the little things you can do in your daily life that can make a big difference for the environment and society as a whole.

The BBC is often thought to be a great, impartial, defender of British values and society. In The BBC: Myth of a Public Service (Verso, 2016), Tom Mills, a lecturer in Sociology at Aston University, re-reads the history of the BBC to offer a more problematic status for the corporation,... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The BBC is often thought to be a great, impartial, defender of British values and society. In The BBC: Myth of a Public Service (Verso, 2016), Tom Mills, a lecturer in Sociology at Aston University, re-reads the history of the BBC to offer a more problematic status for the corporation, as an adjunct of British state power. The book uses examples from the General Strike in Britain, through war and economics reporting, to the vetting of left wing political attitudes within the Corporation, to tell the story of an institution that has been misunderstood by both left and right wing critics. Moreover, the book provides a critique of the management and organisation reforms to the BBC, coupled with a class analysis, demonstrating the need for transformation to this important part of British society. At a time when the media is under intense scrutiny for its perceived failures in reporting and representing politics and economics, Mills’ analysis and prescriptions for reform make for essential reading. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The BBC is often thought to be a great, impartial, defender of British values and society. In The BBC: Myth of a Public Service (Verso, 2016), Tom Mills, a lecturer in Sociology at Aston University, re-reads the history of the BBC to offer a more problematic status for the corporation, as an adjunct of British state power. The book uses examples from the General Strike in Britain, through war and economics reporting, to the vetting of left wing political attitudes within the Corporation, to tell the story of an institution that has been misunderstood by both left and right wing critics. Moreover, the book provides a critique of the management and organisation reforms to the BBC, coupled with a class analysis, demonstrating the need for transformation to this important part of British society. At a time when the media is under intense scrutiny for its perceived failures in reporting and representing politics and economics, Mills’ analysis and prescriptions for reform make for essential reading. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The BBC is often thought to be a great, impartial, defender of British values and society. In The BBC: Myth of a Public Service (Verso, 2016), Tom Mills, a lecturer in Sociology at Aston University, re-reads the history of the BBC to offer a more problematic status for the corporation, as an adjunct of British state power. The book uses examples from the General Strike in Britain, through war and economics reporting, to the vetting of left wing political attitudes within the Corporation, to tell the story of an institution that has been misunderstood by both left and right wing critics. Moreover, the book provides a critique of the management and organisation reforms to the BBC, coupled with a class analysis, demonstrating the need for transformation to this important part of British society. At a time when the media is under intense scrutiny for its perceived failures in reporting and representing politics and economics, Mills’ analysis and prescriptions for reform make for essential reading. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The BBC is often thought to be a great, impartial, defender of British values and society. In The BBC: Myth of a Public Service (Verso, 2016), Tom Mills, a lecturer in Sociology at Aston University, re-reads the history of the BBC to offer a more problematic status for the corporation, as an adjunct of British state power. The book uses examples from the General Strike in Britain, through war and economics reporting, to the vetting of left wing political attitudes within the Corporation, to tell the story of an institution that has been misunderstood by both left and right wing critics. Moreover, the book provides a critique of the management and organisation reforms to the BBC, coupled with a class analysis, demonstrating the need for transformation to this important part of British society. At a time when the media is under intense scrutiny for its perceived failures in reporting and representing politics and economics, Mills’ analysis and prescriptions for reform make for essential reading. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The BBC is often thought to be a great, impartial, defender of British values and society. In The BBC: Myth of a Public Service (Verso, 2016), Tom Mills, a lecturer in Sociology at Aston University, re-reads the history of the BBC to offer a more problematic status for the corporation, as an adjunct of British state power. The book uses examples from the General Strike in Britain, through war and economics reporting, to the vetting of left wing political attitudes within the Corporation, to tell the story of an institution that has been misunderstood by both left and right wing critics. Moreover, the book provides a critique of the management and organisation reforms to the BBC, coupled with a class analysis, demonstrating the need for transformation to this important part of British society. At a time when the media is under intense scrutiny for its perceived failures in reporting and representing politics and economics, Mills’ analysis and prescriptions for reform make for essential reading. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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