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2 episodes with Tom Potter
2 episodes with Tom Potter
2 episodes with Tom Potter
Send us a textIn today's episode, I interview Tom Potter, the director of the experimental short film "Lullaby for the Lost" which explores the memories of a man who is beginning to forget his mother. The film was a finalist for the 2024 Student Academy Awards.Listen to hear some incredible thoughts on dreams and memories, some very manual tactics used to create the images on screen, and the blending of the music and sound of the film to create the soundscape.Books mentioned in this episode include:Sculpting in Time: Tarkovsky The Great Russian Filmaker Discusses His Art by Andrey TarkovskyThe Creative Act: A Way of Being by Rick RubinFilms mentioned in this episode include:"Lullaby for the Lost” directed by Tom PotterThe Tree of Life directed by Terrence MalickSynecdoche, New York directed by Charlie KaufmanMy Winnipeg directed by Guy MaddinTwin Peaks created by David LynchFollow Tom on Instagram @tompotterr_ and the film @lullabyforthelost.bfs."Lullaby for the Lost" screened at the Watersprite Film Festival and the Greenwich International Film Festival and is still waiting to hear back on a number of other festivals. Follow Tom and the film at the links above to learn about upcoming festival screenings as soon as they are announced.
Welcome to The Savvy Dentist Podcast, the show where great dentistry meets savvy business! Join Dr. Jesse Green as we explore the strategies and insights that drive the most successful practices. In today's episode, Dr. Jesse Green is joined by a true Australian business legend, Tom Potter, the visionary founder of Eagle Boys Pizza. Tom is one of Australia's most outstanding retailers, entrepreneurs and inspirational leaders and his straightforward, no nonsense approach is sure to resonate with you. Tom left school at 15 and found himself jobless at 23. He opened his first pizza shop in Albury, New South Wales in 1987 and proceeded to build his business to become Australia and New Zealand's largest privately owned pizza company. Tom's journey is nothing short of remarkable. In this episode of The Savvy Dentist Podcast Tom shares the ups and downs of scaling a business, his lessons learned from leading a brand, and how you, as a dental practice owner, can apply Tom's exact principles to grow and thrive in your own local business. Whether you're a seasoned practice owner or just starting out, this conversation is packed with practical advice to help you build a successful, sustainable business. So sit back, grab a notebook, and let's dive into this episode of The Savvy Dentist Podcast with Dr. Jesse Green! [1:57] - From working in a flour mill … to starting a small regional pizza shop. The beginning of an entrepreneur's story can be full of tips for all of us. [6:04] - A restricted menu approach to your dental practice could be the strategy you've been looking for. [7:35] - Scaling from one shop … to two … and beyond. (note: have your pen and paper for the business tips Tom shares) [13:33] - How to liaise and build your team. [16:10] - What is ‘The Owners Trap' … and do you have a case of it? [19:26] - Preparing to sell your business. [22:55] - How to keep your business on the path and how to block out the surrounding noise. Tom's exquisite approach and focus on building his pizza chain can be adopted and implemented into your very own dental practice growth.
Tom Potter is a self made man with self made success in business and a couple of 'lucky' wins in golf too. Good fun... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Hungry for pizza? Us too.In this week's episode of The Tradie Show, Andy & Angela chat to entrepreneur and pizza lover, Tom Potter! The founder of Eagles Boys Pizza takes us through his journey from country boy to successful franchise owner through innovation and unusual business decisions.His no nonsense approach and love for reinventing business is something all trade business owners can be inspired by.If you want to find out more about Tom Potter and the Eagle Boys tale, head to https://tompotterspeaker.com.au/.And if you're interested in more advice on how to reinvent your trade business, book a Strategy Session with Andy today! In this session, Andy will provide clarity and direction on what you need to do to take your trade business to the next level!
Matt released his debut album ‘Where Will The River Flow' in March 2021 to critical acclaim throughout Europe including a 5 star review in BBC Music Magazine and was long-listed for the multi-genre Scottish Album of the Year Award. Following the release Matt was invited as a guest soloist with the Grammy Award winning WDR Big Band in Cologne with his music being arranged by Bob Mintzer.His second album will be coming out in Autumn 2022 featuring Charlie Stewart (fiddle), Fergus McCreadie (piano), Ali Watson (bass) and Tom Potter (drums).The Age Old Question: A Podcast for Music FansThe Age Old Question is a podcast for the music fan who has ever debated music's...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show
KXL's Mike Turner visits with former Portland Mayor's Bud Clark and Tom Potter in Portland City Hall in November of 2018 - We run this interview after the death of Bud Clark at the age of 90; Forward Edge International based in Vancouver is supporting children around the globe
Today, I'll be speaking with Tom Potter about all of his favorite outdoor adventures in a town you may know as one of the most picturesque Alpine-style villages in the United States, Leavenworth, Washington! I'm very excited for this episode because Leavenworth has always been in the back of my mind as an excellent fit for this podcast, and even more so for one of our holiday episodes. Leavenworth is not only incredibly jam-packed with outdoor activities, it boasts tons of holiday cheer to boot! We will, of course, talk a bit about the holiday season and how it affects and influences this Christmas-loving town. But Tom also does a fantastic job explaining why Leavenworth is so much more than an adorable Bavarian town engulfed in holiday lights! About Tom Potter (Aka: T-Pot) Tom is a local Leavenworth entrepreneur. When he first arrived in the area, he spent several years working in the bars and restaurants throughout the village to fund his recreational habits. During that time, he inadvertently found himself planning vacations for people, so they wouldn't waste a minute of their stay. Eventually, The T-Pot Experience was born, an all-inclusive trip planning service he operates that focuses on bringing you the best of the best of Leavenworth. With this host and concierge service, he helps visitors make the most of their time in the area, specializing in unique experiences based around outdoor recreation, food, wine, and scenery. Learn more about Tom Potter and how to plan Leavenworth excursions with him at thetpotexperience.com. What We Cover in This Episode What makes Leavenworth so picturesque and unique and "the recreation Mecca of Washington." Why people are drawn to Leavenworth for the holidays. A pro tip on the ideal time to see the Leavenworth holiday lights. What time of the year Christmas-town is in full effect. How you can see the Leavenworth lights from your couch. The best and worst times of year to visit Leavenworth. What each season in Leavenworth has to offer visitors. Which part of town is optimal for an Airbnb rental. The best spot in town for coffee and biscuit breakfast sandwiches, and what time you should be there to make sure you get a biscuit. The best spots to ski and snowboard near Leavenworth, and how to fit in a whitewater kayaking adventure on the way back! The best part of the river for a more relaxed inner tube float or standup paddleboarding with incredible views. A fantastic sandwich spot you won't walk away from hungry. The best sausage garden in town to get a bratwurst. All of the incredible professionally maintained mountain biking trail options available in town and a few of Tom's favorites. A historically prominent ski hill area that hosts bikers in the summer and skiers and tubers in the winter. The nordic skiing that is also available in the area. The "buffet of hiking" offered in Leavenworth. Two of my favorite hikes around this area (and one ends at the view seen in the cover image for this podcast!) The optimal spots in town for beer, dinner, and craft cocktails. The music scene in Leavenworth. The best Instagram spot in town. Two underrated spots in town you should be sure not to miss. Quotables "Come to Leavenworth to enjoy the mountains, enjoy the recreation here, get a little taste of Bavaria. It's a unique gem in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains of Eastern Washington. As you pull into town, you'll just be amazed by how they've stuck to the Bavarian theme, and the mountain access is about as good as I've ever experienced." Tom Potter Links to Places Mentioned in this Episode How to see the Leavenworth, WA Holiday Lights from Anywhere: Leavenworth Live Webcams Where to Stay in the Leavenworth, WA Area: Airbnb Rental Homes Leavenworth, WA Area Outdoor (& One Indoor) Activities Mentioned in the Episode: Stevens Pass Mission Ridge Ski & Board Resort Tumwater Canyon Leavenworth Ski Hill Freund Canyon Mountain Bike Trail Rosy Boa Mountain Bike Trail Ribbed Mountain Bike Trail Colchuck Lake Trailhead Icicle Ridge Trail Snow Lakes Trailhead Leavenworth Nutcracker Museum Leavenworth Reindeer Farm Leavenworth, WA Area Restaurants, Breweries, & Speakeasies Mentioned in this Episode: Argonaut Espresso Bar Parsley's Pantry München Haus Icicle Brewing Company Sulla Vita Wok About Mongolian Grill Pika Provisions Thanks for Listening! We love our listeners! If you enjoyed this episode, please leave me a comment below and let me know about your favorite part! If you've been enjoying the show, please also consider leaving me a review in Apple Podcasts. It's super easy; click here and go to “ratings and reviews.” I read and appreciate every single one! Each review helps new listeners find the podcast. Thank you!! Follow Cinders Travels on Facebook or Locals Knows Best Podcast on Instagram for Locals Know Best updates.
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We’re heading back to the archives, this time revisiting my 2006 interview with Steve Hindy, co-founder of Brooklyn Brewery. Steve’s career journey, both as a foreign correspondent before he took the entrepreneurial leap, and as a brewery owner, is the stuff of blockbuster movie fare. After all, being robbed at gunpoint and being threatened by the mob are not problems the average entrepreneur encounters (thankfully!). Steve and his co-founder Tom Potter forged ahead through the ups and downs of the early years, even staring down bankruptcy at one point. But as Steve told me, building a business is like climbing a mountain. You put one foot in front of the other, you do the work everyday, and eventually you get there. In 2003, Steve and Tom sold their beer distributorship for $10 million to focus on the brewery. Since we spoke, Brooklyn Brewery has grown from $12 million to over $50 million in revenue, and it’s become a local institution, committed to investing in and giving back to the community. At the end of 2020, 36 years after convincing his neighbor and homebrew partner to quit his steady job at a bank and join him in starting a brewery, Steve announced his retirement. His story is proof that with grit, determination and a bit of fearlessness, you can turn your passion into a thriving — and thrilling — venture. *** If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It takes less than a minute and helps us continue to attract the entrepreneurs you want to hear and learn from. For show notes, past guests and transcripts, visit venturevoice.com Sign up for the Venture Voice email newsletter at venturevoice.substack.com/welcome Follow and connect on social: On Twitter: twitter.com/gregory On Instagram: instagram.com/gregory On YouTube: youtube.com/c/GregoryGalant On LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/galant/ Learn more about Muck Rack at muckrack.com and The Shorty Awards at shortyawards.com
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After watching friends succumb to poor health and cut down in the prime of their life. Dave Skattum knew he had to make some major changes in his life to see his dreams come true. After 10 years of grueling work, not only did he make some miraculous transformations, he also found his passion in life; To Help Men Take Steps Towards Good Health.This show promises to be a place that will encourage you to take steps towards good health. We do three things; 1. Provide cutting edge teaching on men’s health topics, 2. Interviews with men who have done it and 3. Interviews with major influencers and pros in the men’s health arena. All focused around helping men move closer to good health.Today we talked about:1. Mentorship and financial security through the Amway business2. Being intentional about staying healthy3. The dangers of not paying attention About Tom PotterTom Potter and his wife of 35 years, Barbie, live on a beautiful piece of property bordering the Gallatin River near Manhattan, Montana. Tom grew up in Michigan, and after earning degrees in Forestry and Wildlife, headed west to look for work. He spent several summers working for the US Forest Service and finally landed a permanent position doing GIS work for the USDA-NRCS in Bozeman, MT. Tom worked in this cutting-edge field for about 20 years, advanced to State GIS Coordinator, and retired at the age of 56. The early retirement was a result of a decision made in 1992 to look at the Amway business. Skeptical at first, they soon got started, never realizing how much it would radically change their lives. Today Tom and Barbie operate one of the largest Amway businesses in Montana.Amway owns the oldest and largest vitamin supplement company in the world, Nutrilite. Number one by sales, number one by quality. As a member of the Baby-boomer generation, Tom has been exposed to a lot of conflicting information on what and how to eat to be healthy. Tom believes that no matter how hard you try to eat properly, there will always be gaps. The Nutrilite vitamins have filled the gaps for him, and at age 61, he is healthy and only 10 pounds over his college weight! More info about Nutrilite can be found at www.amway.com/myshop/drycreekTom was a Boy Scout and attained the rank of Eagle Scout. Tom joined Toastmasters International and achieved the honor of Distinguished Toastmaster. In both of these endeavors, it was something available to everyone, but only a small percentage get that far. It required commitment. He applied this same logic to the Amway business and became very successful. Some of the things learned along the way: When people think about health, they usually think about physical health. There is also mental health, spiritual health, financial health, and relationship health. Through the mentorship he received in the Amway business, Tom has been able to focus on all these areas, and in return, to mentor others. Tom can be contacted at dce00@outlook.com. About Dave Skattum:Dave Skattum is a family man, a health guru and an inspirational speaker. In his late 40s, some life-changing experiences created a starting gate for him to make drastic changes to improve his health. Since then he has taken off 70 pounds, participates in Triathlons and Ultra Trail running, and has weaned himself off junk food. He enjoys nutritious foods, has become accurate in his thinking, and has taken his spiritual life to a new level.When speaking to an audience about his experience in getting healthy, he brings excitement and hope. Dave is a Certified Nutritarian, a CPT, distinguished Toastmaster and a Certified Instructor with the Napoleon Hill Foundation. To get in touch with Dave, join the online forum and to order his book visit http://www.the4pillarsofmenshealth.com The 4 Pillars of Men’s Healthhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/the-4-pillars-of-mens-health/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/tom-potter-your-story-how-tom-took-steps-towards-good-health-interview-with-dave-skattum-and-the-4-pillars-of-mens-health
After watching friends succumb to poor health and cut down in the prime of their life. Dave Skattum knew he had to make some major changes in his life to see his dreams come true. After 10 years of grueling work, not only did he make some miraculous transformations, he also found his passion in life; To Help Men Take Steps Towards Good Health.This show promises to be a place that will encourage you to take steps towards good health. We do three things; 1. Provide cutting edge teaching on men’s health topics, 2. Interviews with men who have done it and 3. Interviews with major influencers and pros in the men’s health arena. All focused around helping men move closer to good health.Today we talked about:1. Mentorship and financial security through the Amway business2. Being intentional about staying healthy3. The dangers of not paying attention About Tom PotterTom Potter and his wife of 35 years, Barbie, live on a beautiful piece of property bordering the Gallatin River near Manhattan, Montana. Tom grew up in Michigan, and after earning degrees in Forestry and Wildlife, headed west to look for work. He spent several summers working for the US Forest Service and finally landed a permanent position doing GIS work for the USDA-NRCS in Bozeman, MT. Tom worked in this cutting-edge field for about 20 years, advanced to State GIS Coordinator, and retired at the age of 56. The early retirement was a result of a decision made in 1992 to look at the Amway business. Skeptical at first, they soon got started, never realizing how much it would radically change their lives. Today Tom and Barbie operate one of the largest Amway businesses in Montana.Amway owns the oldest and largest vitamin supplement company in the world, Nutrilite. Number one by sales, number one by quality. As a member of the Baby-boomer generation, Tom has been exposed to a lot of conflicting information on what and how to eat to be healthy. Tom believes that no matter how hard you try to eat properly, there will always be gaps. The Nutrilite vitamins have filled the gaps for him, and at age 61, he is healthy and only 10 pounds over his college weight! More info about Nutrilite can be found at www.amway.com/myshop/drycreekTom was a Boy Scout and attained the rank of Eagle Scout. Tom joined Toastmasters International and achieved the honor of Distinguished Toastmaster. In both of these endeavors, it was something available to everyone, but only a small percentage get that far. It required commitment. He applied this same logic to the Amway business and became very successful. Some of the things learned along the way: When people think about health, they usually think about physical health. There is also mental health, spiritual health, financial health, and relationship health. Through the mentorship he received in the Amway business, Tom has been able to focus on all these areas, and in return, to mentor others. Tom can be contacted at dce00@outlook.com. About Dave Skattum:Dave Skattum is a family man, a health guru and an inspirational speaker. In his late 40s, some life-changing experiences created a starting gate for him to make drastic changes to improve his health. Since then he has taken off 70 pounds, participates in Triathlons and Ultra Trail running, and has weaned himself off junk food. He enjoys nutritious foods, has become accurate in his thinking, and has taken his spiritual life to a new level.When speaking to an audience about his experience in getting healthy, he brings excitement and hope. Dave is a Certified Nutritarian, a CPT, distinguished Toastmaster and a Certified Instructor with the Napoleon Hill Foundation. To get in touch with Dave, join the online forum and to order his book visit http://www.the4pillarsofmenshealth.com The 4 Pillars of Men’s Healthhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/the-4-pillars-of-mens-health/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/tom-potter-your-story-how-tom-took-steps-towards-good-health-interview-with-dave-skattum-and-the-4-pillars-of-mens-health
Episodio 19 de la Temporada 1 de Benchtalks, entrevistas diferentes con referentes del mundo de los Recursos Humanos Hosts: Silvina Scheiner/Luciano Mangini Hoy hablamos con Hernán Jara, HR Director Southern Cone en Ingredion. Hernán es abogado UBA (aunque nunca ejerció y usó una palabra muy divertida para contarlo), con especializaciones en Negociación de UCEMA, en Desarrollo Gerencial de UP y Certificado como Coach Ejecutivo en USAL. Antes de Ingredion fue Director de Recursos Humanos de Hilton Buenos Aires, LAN Argentina, Cencosud y Aerolíneas Argentinas, e incluso fundó HR Strategy, una consultora que aún dirige su socia y pareja. En este episodio recorrimos sus experiencias, nos habló de sus mentores (Tom Potter y Edwin John Mark Zephirin), a quienes sigue en redes sociales (Leo Piccioli y Richard Branson) y de sus errores y éxitos de gestión. Un gran episodio de BenchTalks, con un referente HR que tuvo grandes experiencias en diferentes compañías, y que tiene mucho para contar! Para ver en Video: https://youtu.be/JqqP7dQiZmg
Following a baker’s apprenticeship, Tom went to work for a bloke trying to make his way in the pastry business world. Learning from this guy's failures and successes, Tom, at the tender age of just 23, decided to launch his own business. On the way he created a multi-national, multi-million dollar empire. That business ... Eagle Boys Pizza. Watching Eagle Boys peak, Tom turned his attention to the bakery business and created "Crusty Devils Bakeries", which also became hugely successful. He has turned his attention back to the pizza market, though, so watch this space for a new competitor!! Tom shares much of knowledge (in his own pull-no-punches manner) in this interview and on the speaking circuit. He can be contacted via his website, www.tompotterspeaker.com.au NOTE: there is a bit of profanity in this podcast, for those out there with delicate ears!! Please enjoy :)
Maria Caballero Rubio is Executive Director of Centro Cultural de Washington County, a nonprofit that delivers workforce, business, and youth development services for low income and Latino residents in Washington County. Maria came to Hillsboro and Washington County in 1969 with her migrant farmworker family from Sonoma County, California. Her career includes 30 years in local, state, and federal government service primarily in public safety. She was a Policy Analyst at the US Department of Justice during part of the Clinton and Bush administrations overseeing 35 community policing institutes based at universities across the country designed to bridge the gap between communities and police. Other jobs include Executive Director of the Institute on Community Policing at Western Oregon University, Policy Director for Public Safety for Portland mayor Tom Potter, and Vice-President of Equity and Inclusion at United Way of the Columbia-Willamette in Portland, Oregon. Her career has focused on systems change and organizational learning.
Welcome to Episode 56 of the RetroWDW Podcast: "Good Neighbors" - We appreciate your support and hope you have been enjoying each and every episode. Be sure to check out some of our previous shows! Comments & Corrections Jake Nelson wrote in about a possible hidden skeleton somewhere inside Catastrophe Canyon. We give our take on this one from the old days of MGM. Reuben wrote us asking about the old shop to the left right inside the entrance to the Disney-MGM Studios. He is referring to Sid Cahuenga's of course! We discuss this store and the various items we have seen there over the years. Joe Barlow wrote in about some backlot vehicles, mainly the Hardcastle and McCormick car. We misidentified it as a Lamborghini, but Joe tells us it really is a kit car from back then. Listener Mail The mailbag is full and we love that! Every month, you can possibly get on the show, so be sure to write to us at podcast@retrowdw.com. Tom Potter is our first letter and it is all about time capsules. Tom brings up the opening of Coronado Springs and how they placed a capsule back in 1997. Next up is Ron. He asks us about trucks being buried at the Magic Kingdom from way back during the late 60s construction. We hear about some trucks out in the lakes, but as far as the parks, we aren't really sure... John wrote us and has been a binge listener since August. He is curious about the EPCOT Center pavilion logos and who designed them and why. This is right in How's wheel-well and is super fun to learn about. Finally, we got a tweet from Michael, giving some major props on the upcoming Horizons release we have coming. Todd gives us the updates next... Audio Rewind Our audio rewind this month is El Rio del Tiempo - Thank you for all the guesses and emails! We have a winner! Congratulations Jimmy Tucker! - you won the book by Marty Sklar from Brian. If you think you know the answer to this month's audio rewind, email us! contest@retrowdw.com - This month, the winner will be getting 3 books from author Christopher Smith - All entries due 4/15/2020 and a random winner will be selected. Main Topic This month, our main topic is Good Neighbors mostly focusing on Sea World. The early days of Lake Buena Vista had just one theme park so people needed more to do and more places to stay. A few years back, we discussed some of the good neighbor hotels and that program back on Episode 39. Brian leads us this month through some of the history and how Sea World got it's start. This includes California, Ohio and the other locations as this is all an important part of the story. We walk you through every attraction through the years with personal experiences and also lots of great memories. This includes things like the Dolphin Feeding Pool, original Whale and Dolphin Stadium, Fountain Fantasy, Water Skiing and so much more. The construction history is also discussed, which has changed quite a bit over the years. This wouldn't be an episode of the RetroWDW Podcast without some food discussions. We take a deep-dive into the Hawaiian Punch Village along with some very detailed discussion about 'Hula Pie'. If you have ever been to Sea World since it opened, this episode will for sure take you back and also give you a look at how it has changed over the years. We hope you enjoy this look at one of our favorite 'Good Neighbors'. 2020: The Year of Film To make sure you are the first to know when items are released, subscribe to us on YouTube. Be sure to click the notification bell too, that way you are alerted when we post. Finally, be sure to check out Vimeo if that is your thing, as we will post there as well. This past month we have posted a great resort tour from The Disney Channel, The original DVC Resort Tour, and a great Innoventions commercial from the mid-90s. As a bonus, to accompany this episode we have released a great new video from 1980 Sea World. This was shot on Super8 with sound! You are going to love this vintage footage that looks amazing - especially the Whale & Dolphin show. Next Month Join us next time for Episode 57, which we have not fully planned out, but you won't want to miss it Thanks for joining us!
This week Jimmy talks all things Rye with journalist Liza Weisstuch, Tom Potter of The New York Distilling Company, Daric Schlesselman of Van Brunt Stillhouse, Christopher Briar Williams of Coppersea Distillery, and Raphael Lyon of Enlightenment Wines Meadery. Hear them discuss the role of rye in New York State history, drinking tap water in different regions, and how terroir affects rye.Beer List:Half Acre's OktoberfestJoin Heritage Radio Network on Monday, November 11th, for a raucous feast to toast a decade of food radio. Our tenth anniversary bacchanal is a rare gathering of your favorite chefs, mixologists, storytellers, thought leaders, and culinary masterminds. We’ll salute the inductees of the newly minted HRN Hall of Fame, who embody our mission to further equity, sustainability, and deliciousness. Explore the beautiful Palm House and Yellow Magnolia Café, taste and imbibe to your heart’s content, and bid on once-in-a-lifetime experiences and tasty gifts for any budget at our silent auction. Tickets available now at heritageradionetwork.org/gala.Beer Sessions Radio is powered by Simplecast.
Maria Caballero Rubio is Executive Director of Centro Cultural de Washington County, a nonprofit that delivers workforce, business, and youth development services for low income and Latino residents in Washington County. Maria came to Hillsboro and Washington County in 1969 with her migrant farmworker family from Sonoma County, California. Her career includes 30 years in local, state, and federal government service primarily in public safety. She was a Policy Analyst at the US Department of Justice during part of the Clinton and Bush administrations overseeing 35 community policing institutes based at universities across the country designed to bridge the gap between communities and police. Other jobs include Executive Director of the Institute on Community Policing at Western Oregon University, Policy Director for Public Safety for Portland mayor Tom Potter, and Vice-President of Equity and Inclusion at United Way of the Columbia-Willamette in Portland, Oregon. Her career has focused on systems change and organizational learning.
Allen Katz is one of the world's leading experts on distilled spirits and cocktails. He founded the Brooklyn-based New York Distilling Company in 2011 with Tom Potter, and has been at the forefront of the resurgence of rye whiskey in the United States. He's even helped to create a new category of the stuff - 'Empire Rye' - which requires 75% of the mash bill to be rye grain grown in New York. We were dying to ask Allen: why is he so enamoured with whiskeys? Are they increasing in popularity? Does he have any advice for the plethora of young craft distillers entering the market today? How is the Shanty Bar, which is attached to the NY Distillery, experimenting with the company's famous spirits? Allen is absolutely brimming with valuable knowledge and expertise. Then, our Free Pour Five segment features young gun Ollie Margan, a 26-year-old multi-venue owner from Adelaide who's already making waves in the industry. Resources mentioned New York Distilling Company & their entire range of spirits Jerry Thomas’ Bartenders Guide: How To Mix Drinks: A Bon Vivant’s Companion Rittenhouse Rye, now by Heaven Hill Overholt Rye, now by Beam Suntory Milk & Honey bar, now Attaboy New York Distillers Guild Gaz Regan’s The Joy of Mixology: The Consummate Guide to the Bartender’s Craft David Wondrich’s Imbibe Key points 04:00 What is about whiskey that captures Allen so deeply? 06:00 Is the number of rye whiskey drinkers increasing? 12:00 Where did the idea behind the Empire Rye category grow from? 14:45 What advice would Allen give young craft distillers planning to break into the industry? 17:00 Why there’s a bar, the Shanty, attached to the New York Distillery. 19:15 Where does Allen see cocktail culture going? 24:20 What does Allen look for in a Manhattan, his favourite cocktail? 27:20 The advice that Gaz Regan gave Allen when he first started bartending. 29:40 Why Dave Wondrich described him as ‘The Mysterious’ Allen Katz. 37:15 The Free Pour Five with Ollie Margan. Next Monday: We'll be having a short break over the Christmas/New Year period, and we'll be back on January 7 with Tales of the Cocktail's Philip Duff.
The Third Men Podcast is proud to present an all-new exclusive extended interview with legendary Detroit rock powerhouse Thomas Jackson Potter! Jack White fans know Tom for many projects over the years, such as membership in The Dirtbombs, prominent inclusion on Jack's Sympathetic Sounds of Detroit compilation and most notably as the frontman for Detroit's quintessential two-piece rock group BANTAM ROOSTER. Like the Flat Duo Jets before them, Bantam Rooster blazed the trail for two-piece potential in the rock world, and paved the way for The White Stripes in the years that followed. Tom's electrifying guitar sound is the perfect blend of high-energy rock and carefully crafted melody, and his extraordinary talents can be heard on countless records from the 80's, 90's and beyond - including the now-classic Ultraglide in Black LP from The Dirtbombs and Bantam's 2000 Sympathy release F*ck All Y'All. As friend and collaborator with artists such as Jack White, Mick Collins and Jim Diamond, Tom helped define the Detroit rock sound during the turn of the millennium and continues to push musical boundaries to this day with innovative groups like Seger Liberation Army and Choke Chains. We here at the Third Men podcast would like to thank Tom for joining us for one of the most fun, lively discussions we've ever had on the show and hope everyone has as much fun listening as we had interviewing! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Arete Executive Podcast hosted by Managing Partner Richard Triggs. Interview with Tom Potter, Founder, Eagle Boys Pizza. Tom Potter LinkedIn: https://au.linkedin.com/in/tom-potter-9686b412 Richard Triggs LinkedIn: https://au.linkedin.com/in/richardtriggs Arete Executive website: www.areteexecutive.com.au Richard's book on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com.au/Uncover-Hidden-Job-Market-Executive-ebook/dp/B00WCQ5U46/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1445566942&sr=8-1&keywords=uncover+the+hidden+job+market LinkedIn CEO Incubator Group: https://www.linkedin.com/grps/CEO-Incubator-6948255/about? Theme music by Simon Gardner "Sunny" from the album "Choose Your Own Adventure": http://simongardnerguitarist.com.au/
What do innovation, guerrilla marketing, and price positioning have in common? They're all marketing strategies Tom Potter, founder of Eagle Boys Pizza and Crusty Devil Bakehouse, has used to build his brands. The post Eagle Boys Pizza founder talks Guerrilla marketing, growing through innovation, how to define your price position. #sbbm appeared first on Small Business Big Marketing. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Kevin and Mark are joined by political analyst David Thompson in a round table discussion on the Presidential race and how it relates to past/present and future housing trends and policies. They will peal back views from Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama to compare and contrast their ideas on how to grow the economy and increase housing activity. Join us for the first part of a multi-part series on US Housing and Presidential race. Post your views or comments on our Facebook Page! Also….we draw the name of our $100 Gift card winner in the second segment! Thanks to close to a 1000 folks who have ‘ liked' us!! Our last segment Tom Potter joins us from the Allardt Pumpkin Festival in Allardt Tennessee. The Allardt event is affiliated with Great Pumpkin Commonwealth as an official weigh-off site. TN Giant Pumpkin Growers organization contributes to the more than $3800 in prize money that will be awarded to top pumpkin, watermelon, and green squash entries. The 2012 festival will be Saturday (Oct. 6) only and gets underway at 10 a.m. (Central). Come and enjoy the great weather (fingers crossed) and be awed at the sight of giant pumpkins, green squash, and watermelons weighing hundreds of pounds, as well as an assortment of corn stalks, potatoes, tomatoes, sunflowers and other entries, all vying for recognition. But there is more to enjoy besides giant vegetables. Great fun events for the whole family plus there is no UT Football game!! You don't want to miss this event!!
Gunsmoke. March 5, 1961. CBS net. "Melinda Miles". Sponsored by: Pepsi Cola, Kellogg's. Tom Potter has lost his money in a poker game to a man who is later found shot. Suddenly, Potter has enough money to buy a wedding ring and Marshal Dillon becomes suspicious. William Conrad, Parley Baer, Georgia Ellis, Howard McNear, John Dehner, Anne Whitfield, Sam Edwards, Vic Perrin, John Meston (writer), Norman Macdonnell (producer, director), George Walsh (announcer).
Gunsmoke. March 5, 1961. CBS net. "Melinda Miles". Sponsored by: Pepsi Cola, Kellogg's. Tom Potter has lost his money in a poker game to a man who is later found shot. Suddenly, Potter has enough money to buy a wedding ring and Marshal Dillon becomes suspicious. William Conrad, Parley Baer, Georgia Ellis, Howard McNear, John Dehner, Anne Whitfield, Sam Edwards, Vic Perrin, John Meston (writer), Norman Macdonnell (producer, director), George Walsh (announcer).
Being robbed at gun point and being threatened by the mob are not problems the average entrepreneur encounters. Steve Hindy faced these problems and more, but what concerned him most was the fate of his brewery. Steve started the Brooklyn Brewery with Tom Potter.…
Download the MP3. Being robbed at gun point and being threatened by the mob are not problems the average entrepreneur encounters. Steve Hindy faced these problems and more, but what concerned him most was the fate of his brewery. Steve started the Brooklyn Brewery with Tom Potter. Steve was a journalist and foreign correspondent. Tom was a banker. Neither knew a thing about starting, much less running, a brewery. With grit and determination, they stared down bankruptcy and made it work. In 2003, they sold their beer distributorship for about $10 million. Now Steve’s focused on the brewery (which is doing about $12 million in revenue and has become a global brand) and on the community. Show notes:
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