Podcast appearances and mentions of Tom Sykes

Introduction: Minutes to 6:15 I loved the Fall Guy and am on the second season of AMC's Interview with the Vampire. Chandra enjoyed Challengers. Royals: Minutes 6:15 to 21:30 We've talked for years about this common narrative from the British Press where they'll come up with something the Sussexes need to attend and cover it endlessly. They've done this with Hugh Grosvenor's wedding since the invitations went out in December. Roya Nikkhah, a journalist who regularly gets exclusives from William, reported in The Times that Harry and Meghan weren't invited, which was not true. Then we heard that Harry was invited, but he declined. Chandra thinks that story was pushback from Hugh and Harry to William's narrative. They tried to spin it like Harry declined because William is going to be an usher and Harry is jealous or something. People magazine reported that Harry and Hugh talked on the phone and realized that it would be best if Harry didn't come. We haven't seen Kate since Christmas apart from her video announcement. We've heard Kate is not likely to be at Trooping the Colour on June 15th. She's also not expected to attend any events around the state visit from the Emperor and Empress of Japan on June 25th to 27th. William was asked about Kate this week by a WWII veteran during events ahead of D-Day. William said she's getting better. Just last week People and US claimed that Kate was seen out running errands including making a trip to a chocolate shop with William. This is very bizarre messaging. It seems like Buckingham Palace and Kensington Palace are not on the same page. Much of the narrative is to protect William.  Kate is covering US Magazine, and the article is getting a lot of attention on social media because of the quote that “she may never come back in the role that people saw her in before.” Richard Eden in the Daily Mail said a couple of weeks ago that Kate might not be seen until autumn and then Tom Sykes in the Daily Beast reported from sources that she won't be back until next year. It feels like a different narrative keeps taking over and being taken back. Shiloh Jolie: Minutes 21:30 to 26:15 Shiloh Jolie, who is now 18, filed to have Pitt officially dropped as her last legal name. She hired her own lawyer and filed the paperwork herself. We've previously heard that Vivienne, who turns 16 next month, is only using Jolie as her last name, and that Zahara is only using Jolie as her last name in college. Brad Pitt and his children have been estranged for years since he abused and terrorized them on an airplane in 2016. A source told People that Brad Pitt is “aware and upset that Shiloh dropped his last name. He's never felt more joy than when she was born. He always wanted a daughter.” Brad and Angelina already had daughter Zahara for a year when Shiloh was born. All of Brad's statements to outlets about this have been self-centered and lack any remorse or responsibility. We hope the public sees him for who he is soon. Comments of the Week: Minutes 26:15 to end Chandra's comment of the week is from Miranda on the post about Trump getting convicted finally. My comment of the week is from Jennifer on the post about Jennifer Lopez canceling her tour. Thanks for listening bitches!

According to Princess Diana, Prince Charles once asked her in a towering bad temper: ‘Am I to be the only Prince of Wales not to be allowed a mistress?' Taking their cue from the landed aristocracy, British royals have for centuries ‘married for the dynasty' then engaged in semi-official affairs - or even long term parallel relationships - with others in their circle. Those marrying into the family were expected to ‘understand' and not make a public fuss, and many did (unlike Diana!).Our guest this week, Tom Sykes, has a very good reason to care about this story. He's a writer and the royal correspondent for The Daily Beast - and he thinks that his own grandmother, Camilla Sykes (nee Russell) may have had a long term love affair with the King. In fact members of Tom's family going back several generations have been closely involved with the British royals at their wildest and naughtiest - including Edward VII when he was a most scandalous Prince of Wales. Hearing their stories provides a unique window into the social history of Upper Class Britain. You can buy books from the authors we feature here in our own Scandal Mongers bookshophttps://uk.bookshop.org/shop/scandalm...Looking for the perfect gift for a special scandalous someone - or someone you'd like to get scandalous with? We're here to help.https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/ScandalM...Andrew Lownie / andrewlownie Phil Craig / philmcraig Scandal Mongers / mongerspodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, we take a look at seaside towns. Often portrayed in books and films as being a unique combination of pleasure and danger, the modern day coastal town carries a lot of its past alongside the challenges of the current day.Associate Professor, Dr Tom Sykes & Dr Louis Netter from the University of Portsmouth have collaborated to produce a book called ‘Coast Of Teeth', exploring Britain's seaside towns through words and pictures. You'll hear how they used a method called ‘psychogeography' and discover some surprising facts about coastal communities around the world.We'd love you to be part of the discussion, too. Email your questions on this episode or ideas for future episodes to lifesolved@port.ac.uk.If you've been inspired by this episode, and want to support our research then head to port.ac.uk/lifesolved to find out how. You can also find out how to work or study with us.Life Solved is released every Thursday and available on all major podcast platforms.Host: John WorseyProducers: Robyn Montague & Glenn Harris for the University Of Portsmouth, Rick Simmonds & Katharine Kerr for Podcast Pioneers Production Assistant: Vilma OlofssonUSEFUL LINKSDr Tom Sykes: https://researchportal.port.ac.uk/en/persons/tom-sykesDr Louis Netter: https://www.port.ac.uk/about-us/structure-and-governance/our-people/our-staff/louis-netterUniversity of Portsmouth's School of Art, Design & Performance: https://www.port.ac.uk/about-us/structure-and-governance/organisational-structure/our-academic-structure/faculty-of-creative-and-cultural-industries/school-of-art-design-and-performancePsychogeography: https://www.tate.org.uk/art/art-terms/p/psychogeographyCoast Of Teeth: https://www.coastofteeth.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Super-sub Tom Sykes told us about his season so far (pre-injury) and team boss Shaun Muir explains the BMW project and how difficult it is to compete with the other manufacturers at world level. A great insight from both into what the story is for SMR and Rokit BMW Motorrad in WorldSBKFacebook: Off Track Podcast www.facebook.com/offtrackthemotorcycleracingpodcastInstagram: @offtrackpodcastukwww.instagram.com/offtrackpodcastukTwitter: @offtrack_www.twitter.com/offtrack_Us and the guests...IG: @thedaveneal | Twitter: @daveneal | Facebook: Dave NealIG: @bencurrie61 | Twitter: @BenCurrie61 | Facebook: Benjamin Currie #61Off Track Merchandise: https://www.hmycustoms.co.uk/off-track-podcastOur Patreon Page is live! https://www.patreon.com/join/9993138 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Greg's Garage Pod with Co-Host Jason Pridmore P/B Bike911.com - A motorcycle racing Pod about MotoGP, MotoAmerica, World Superbike, Pro Motocross, American Flat Track, Supercross, and more. If you'd like to support the channel, here is our Patreon link: https://www.patreon.com/gregsgaragetv In this episode, Co-Hosts Greg White and Jason Pridmore talk:  ARAI News - Does WorldSBK's Alvaro Bautista retire? Tom Sykes changes team after only four races but for good? Ducati gets nerfed while Kawasaki gets buffed, but did it work? Petrux is back in MotoGP on the Factory Ducati team for Le Mans. Will the rain allow for a Cinderella story?  WorldSBK  - Catalunya was the same same, but with some good battles for P2 and below. WorldSSP proved to be great racing.  Supercross - Denver played host to a shocker! And post-race settles who the 2023 SX 450 Champion is, but who?  Supercross Fantasy - The season is coming to a close in a few races; who is in the running for the ARAI Helmet and Dunlop Q5's?  MotoGP - Will it rain in Le Mans, and who does JP think will be a star if it rains during the races?  MotoGP Fantasy - Don't forget to join us! First place receives an ARAI helmet and a set of Dunlop Q5's. Second place will receive a set of Dunlop Q5's with third a set of Dunlop Q5Ss.  LINK: https://fantasy.motogp.com/leagues/20246/rankings Next Week - MotoGP Le Mans, SX Finale, SX Fantasy, Preview Barber MotoAmerica, ARAI News.  Bye, Bye  Social Media Links: Jason's Instagram - @pridmore43 Greg's Instagram - Gregwhitetv Jason's Twitter - @jp43 Greg's Twitter - Gregwhite Greg's Youtube - GregsGarageTV

Welcome to episode 40 of the Lovecars on the Grid podcast! Our hosts, Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman bring us an exciting roundup of motorsport events from the past week! As always, we start with Formula 1, where it appears Red Bull Team Principal, Christian Horner seems to constantly being interviewed by Sky Sports F1! This week's F1 race in Singapore was an action packed one, with lots of crashes and really wet weather! Even from qualifying, the thunder storms caused wet weather, and Championship favourite, Max Verstappen received a grid penalty for running out of fuel. The main race was then delayed because of the severe weather. After a number of safety cars and virtual safety cars, Sergio Perez brought his Red Bull car home to win, with Ferrari's Charles LeClerc in 2nd and his team mate, Carlos Sainz in 3rd. Verstappen wasn't able to clench the Championship in Singapore, finishing in 7th place. In the W Series, Jamie Chadwick missed out on a championship win after crashing out in Singapore. With rumours of W Series running out of money, will the championship continue? New Zealand saw the latest stint from the World Rally Championship. Finnish driver, Kalle Rovanperä became the youngest driver to ever win a World Rally Championship, at the age of just 22. The Moto GP riders were in Thailand in what could've been the wettest Moto GP ever, with bikes power sliding everywhere on the wet track. The win of round 17 went to Miguel Oliveira on his Red Bull KTM. Across in the USA, NASCAR was at the Talledega Speedway in Alabama. Chase Elliot took the win ahead of the next race at Charlotte to determine the final 8 drivers for the Championship. The British Superbikes are also in their play off stage. Tarran MacKenzie is still recovering from his broken leg so wasn't racing at Donington Park. Jason O'Halloran was racing well, with 2nd place in the sprint race, but was unfortunately involved in an accident and taken away in an ambulance. We hope for a speedy recovery. Tom Sykes was taken out by this crash, having won both the sprint race and the 2nd race. Whilst the 3rd race win went to Bradley Ray, who is on his way to a championship win. Next weekend, we have BTCC at Brands Hatch and F1 in Japan. Will Max Verstappen win the Championship this time? We have the NASCAR oval at Charlotte, with 4 drivers being cut. Looking forward to next weekend!

Join us for a chat and a giggle with the one and only Tom Sykes! The former Superbike World Champion is back for a third consecutive season with the BMW Motorrad WorldSBK team and can’t wait to get the 2021 season started on the formidable M 1000 RR factory superbike. Testing is now over and the serious business of racing is about to begin, but Tom Sykes is also well known for his wicked sense of humour, so listen to the laid-back Yorkshireman talk all about superbikes, big-boxer R 18s and budgies – but not necessarily in that order! We sincerely hope you enjoy this podcast. Make sure you don’t miss another one by clicking the ‘subscribe’ button now. In fact, why not get in touch and tell us who – or what – you’d like to hear on a future show. It could even be you if you have an interesting story to tell… Please take the time to share, rate and review us on Apple podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. It means a lot to us and also makes it easier for other listeners to find us. Thanks for your support!

It seems like an age, but we’re finally going racing again soon, and the new BMW M 1000 RR will be making its debut in the 2021 FIM Superbike World Championship. The BMW Motorrad WorldSBK team has an exciting new addition in the shape of Michael van der Mark, who will be lining up alongside Tom Sykes this year in the quest for championship glory. As part of the build-up to what we are all hoping will be an unforgettable season of thrilling racing, we thought you’d like to know more about the fast ‘flying Dutchman’ who will be wearing the BMW Motorrad Motorsport colours for the first time. Hear Michael’s thoughts about the exciting months ahead in this latest episode of Ride and Talk. We sincerely hope you enjoy this podcast. Make sure you don’t miss another one by clicking the ‘subscribe’ button now. In fact, why not get in touch and tell us who – or what – you’d like to hear on a future show. It could even be you if you have an interesting story to tell… Please take the time to share, rate and review us on Apple podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. It means a lot to us and also makes it easier for other listeners to find us. Thanks for your support!

For the fourth episode of our Torqueing Heads - Superbike Sunday series we talk to the extremely likeable and cheery, John Mowatt - Team Coordinator for the reigning Bennetts British Superbike champions, the VisionTrack PBM Ducati team.Former Crew Chief to Shane Byrne and Glenn Irwin, John assumed the responsibility of Team Co-ordinator in 2018. He has worked for PBM for over 12 years and has been responsible for much of the team's success in recent years with Shane Byrne (champion in 2016 and 2017), Scott Redding (2019) and Josh Brookes (2020). He's also worked with the likes of Tom Sykes, Noriyuki Haga, Ben Bostrom, Michael Rutter and John McGuinness in the past.

Hello Macabre Kabobs. We're back with part two of the deep dive in Stephen King's IT. Join us as Kim ties a bow on this one. You might even laugh a couple of times. Who knows? We did. Then we felt bad about it because we were talking about a clown who kills kids. But then we remembered it was a movie so we are OK now. www.facebook.com/macabrepodTwitter @macabrrepodcast3Email us at Macabrepodcast3@gmail.comCover art by Lincoln Durham  -  https://www.behance.net/lincdigitalIntro and Outro Music by Tom Sykes and the Texas Travelers 

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Intro: Minutes 0 to 2:30 Chandra stayed up on election night and I went to bed early. Our sleep schedules are screwed up from daylight savings time.  The election: Minutes 2:30 to 16:45 As of our recording on Thursday afternoon, all that was left to do was call individual states. It looked like Biden had won Nevada and Arizona and in Pennsylvania they were still counting the absentee ballots. Georgia was getting really close. Trump’s lawsuits in Georgia and Michigan had been dismissed. Trump always tells on himself by asking for the vote counts to be stopped. His speech early Wednesday morning made it clear he didn’t understand how early returns work. Chandra has been laughing since she saw the vote count in Arizona.  There are a lot of exit polls and demographics coming out about who voted for Biden. Chandra wants us to wait a few weeks until this all shakes out. I play a section from Zoom where Zakia assures April that Pennsylvania will go for Biden. Chandra has organized in Pennsylvania and they have a lot of blue pockets. I play a segment from Zoom when we had just learned that Michigan had been called for Biden. Courtney makes that announcement and Zakia says Trump no longer has a way to win. Chandra says Biden’s goal was to get Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin back to blue. I mention the Eminem ad for Biden and Chandra says it’s nice to see Eminem stand up for his beliefs. Chandra mentions that Biden is being saved by Black voters. I play clips of videos from Detroit where an organizer says that Detroit will deliver the state for Biden. Another guy went into a Trump crowd and trolled them, yelling “Black Lives Matter.” The best scenario over the next few months would be Trump going to one of his resort properties. Chandra saw Nicole Wallace say on MSNBC that Trump won’t participate in a civil transfer of power. Kardashians: Minutes 16:45 to 23:15 During our break Kim Kardashian flew her friends out to celebrate her 40th birthday on a private island. It was Marlon Brandon’s private island in the South Pacific and the flight was 11 hours. Kim’s tone deaf photos and posts about it launched so many memes. Here are the ones Chandra mentioned. The most disturbing part about the photos were the people in the background serving them wearing masks. Kendall Jenner had her 25th birthday at a rooftop bar at a club. There were reportedly 100 people there and there’s a video of a waiter in a mask moving back as he holds the cake for her while she blows out the candles. She supposedly had people take rapid covid tests, but those are not accurate. We clown on Kim’s budget-looking birthday cake, which looked like a basic tiered cake with a Barbie stuck on top of it. Chandra mentions the 60k people who voted for Kanye, which is despicable. We don’t know who Kim voted for. I play a segment from Zoom where Ameerah talks about the video of Kendall blowing out the candles and Jasmine wonders why they didn’t have the party at one of their giant mansions. Royals: Minutes 23:15 to 32 We heard early in the week that Prince William had coronavirus sometime in April and never disclosed it. Several royal commentators who are very pro-Cambridge were openly mad at William for hiding his diagnosis. We heard that Prince Charles had covid in late March. Around that time Boris Johnson also had coronavirus and was deathly ill. Prince William was still meeting with people around that time and wasn’t wearing a mask. No one knows when he had it and he had a duty to disclose. Plus of course they didn’t do contact tracing if he hid it. We wonder why this story came out now and why The Sun’s exclusive was so oddly worded. William supposedly made the announcement at an event, but no one knows the event. The Daily Beast’s Tom Sykes did a story about this wondering about the timeline and how and why The Sun got the scoop. Chandra thinks William gave The Sun this story to hide a bigger lead they had, maybe about Rose Hanbury. I play a segment from Zoom where Courtney, Jasmine and Rhiannon talk about this.  User Feedback: Minutes 32 to 36 Thanks to my aunt's neighbor, Meghan, for the nice email. Thanks Stephanie for your tweet about the photos Chandra picks.  Comments of the Week: Minutes 36 to 40 Chandra’s comment of the week is from Snuffles on the post where Chandra joked that Duchess Meghan should be Senator Sussex. My comment of the week is from Lemons on the post about Alton Brown

Time to get excited? You should be – it’s the very first BMW M model on two wheels and it was exclusively unveiled by the head of BMW Motorrad Markus Schramm during our recent Ride and Talk live video podcast. To get a feeling of what the new M RR is like to ride, and what it means for superbike fans everywhere, we’re joined by BMW Motorrad WSBK team rider Tom Sykes, Motorsport Director for BMW Motorrad Marc Bongers, and Product Manager for the M RR, Sepp Mächler. We sincerely hope you enjoy this podcast. Make sure you don’t miss another one by clicking the ‘subscribe’ button now. In fact, why not get in touch and tell us who – or what – you’d like to hear on a future show. It could even be you if you have an interesting story to tell… Please take the time to share, rate and review us on Apple podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. It means a lot to us and also makes it easier for other listeners to find us. Thanks for your support!

Cover Art by Lincoln Durham. https://www.behance.net/lincdigitalIntro Music - Dire Wolf by Mark LaVarnwayBreak Music - Pushing Thru by Tom Sykes and the Texas TravelersEnd Music - Something to Say by Tom Sykes

Intro: Minutes 0 to 3:30 Chandra had a bad experience getting her car inspected. My son is learning how to drive and I kind of like it. You can listen below! The Royals: Minutes 3:30 to 25:30 I’m burnt out on the Sussexes and the royals after reading Finding Freedom in a few days. Chandra points out that the book started as Harry and Meghan’s love story but that it got changed. You could tell when the writing switched.  Author Omid Scobie recently said that he didn’t give the book to the Sussexes to read or approve ahead of time and that he didn’t know if they’d read it yet. It’s complimentary toward the Sussexes but does admit when they make some mistakes. Minute 6:00: In another interview Omid said Kate made Meghan look incredibly old fashioned, which is true. He said he didn’t think the Sussexes would want to be working royals again. Chandra is interested in Omid’s claims that he thinks they’ll go back to England to do charity work occasionally. People Magazine says that the Sussexes original plan was to split time between Canada and The UK. Minute 7:30: We also got a story from Emily Andrews, the Daily Mail’s royal editor. She said that Meghan’s expectations for a friendly relationship with Kate were unrealistic. Finding Freedom made it clear that Kate barely spent time with Meghan and didn’t try to get to know her. I play a segment from Zoom where Laura points out how weak Emily Andrew’s examples of Kate befriending Meghan were. Karen notes that the story has changed about how much Kate helped Meghan. Minute 10:45: The craziest story this week was Richard Kay’s denial in the Daily Mail of tiaragate, the ever-changing story about Meghan supposedly demanding an emerald tiara from The Queen. Finding Freedom sets the record straight with an extensive description of Meghan’s tiara selection, attended by Prince Harry, The Queen and The Queen’s personal dresser, Angela Kelly. Kay's story was so petty and detailed and surely came straight from Angela Kelly, the Queen’s dresser. The article took offense to Harry allegedly calling Angela “this woman,” because the book had a similar line from William that upset Harry. William is said to have told Harry, when Harry was dating Meghan, not to rush things and to “take as much time as you need to get to know this girl.” Kay really glommed on to the “This woman/This girl” comparison and called Harry a hypocrite for using the same phrase he was offended by. Minute 15:00: The article also focused on how close Angela and The Queen are and made it sound like they are lovers! I play a segment from Zoom where Zakia compares the coutiers’ treatment of Meghan to an abusive relationship. Karen says that it’s just a way to cloak their racism. Minute 18:00: Other stories from Finding Freedom that we reported on since last week include that Meghan’s work style was very “American” and was seen as “abrasive” and too direct by the courtiers.  Minute 19:30: One story which didn’t make it into Finding Freedom, but which found new life this week, was Prince William’s affair with Kate’s “rural rival,” Rose Hanbury. Daily Beast’s royal journalist, Tom Sykes, gave some clues about his source for that older story.  I play a segment from Zoom where Ameerah points out how nasty Tom Sykes has been about Meghan. Lisa mentions how much Jecca Craig, Kate and Rose look alike. (They do! I put a side by side photo of them on the post for this podcast.) Democratic National Convention: Minutes 25:30 to 31:45 We had the virtual Democratic National Convention this week. My favorite part was the roll call from the different states. Chandra loved the calamari guy in the segment from Rhode Island. Michelle Obama made an incredible speech which was authentic for her. I say she mom-shamed Trump and Chandra reminds me that Hillary did that first. Michelle does go high but the rest of us don’t have to. We also liked Kamala Harris’ speech and noticed how a lot of speakers brought up both the next generation and our parents, who worked so hard for us to be here. Chandra says that Kamala’s story is such an “child of immigrants” story. She’s had an incredible journey and Chandra loves how she leaned into her personal narrative. Chandra noticed that Jill Biden, Kamala, Elizabeth Warren and Hillary Clinton all talk like teachers and like Chandra’s mom.  User Feedback: Minutes 31:45 to 32:30 Thanks Emma and Margaret for your nice emails! Comments of the Week: Minutes 32:30 to 36:00 My comment of the week is from Furqan Reisen on Twitter. Chandra’s comments of the week are from Lindy and TyrantDestroyed on the Novak Djokovic interview. Thanks for listening bitches! Call us or leave a voicemail at 434-218-3219.

Phil Dranfield is the man behind 'PaintNation', the leading custom paintwork specialists. Phil has designed and painted helmets for many of the world's top racers, including John McGuinness, Peter Hickman, Lee Johnston, Tom Sykes, William Dunlop and countless others. PaintNation also provide custom paintwork for private clients ranging from helmet work to full vehicle liveries.Phil has a deep love for biking, particularly 2-strokes, and also a huge appetite for travel. We chat about everything and anything in this one, so sit back and enjoy folks.Phil's Socials:Website - https://www.pnstore.co.uk/paintnationInstagram - @paintnation_custompaintworkYoutube - @PainNation01Twitter - @PaintNationSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/TeapotOne)

This Week in Rec Tech is Sponsored by Rejobify.com Im chris russell here are the headlines this week in recruiting technology Linkup job data is out: In May, created job listings were up 12%, while deleted listings were down 16% - a promising sign that organizations are gaining the confidence to start hiring again. While jobs overall continued to decline, they declined at a slower rate than the previous month. May's job listings were down -10% nationwide; a huge improvement from a dismal -29% in April. April showed jobs down in 100% of industries, occupations and states, May shows slight improvement in two of the three (industries and states). In this climate, we’ll take that as a win!    BOSTON–Trade Hounds, the largest professional community built exclusively for the construction industry, today announced the closing of its $3.2 million seed funding round. The round was led by prominent seed-stage venture capital firms Corigin Ventures and Brick and Mortar Ventures, both of which have significant experience investing in construction technology startups. Investors in the round include Suffolk Construction, one of the nation’s top construction companies, and CCS Construction Staffing, a premier construction staffing firm, reflecting the important role Trade Hounds plays in connecting participants across the construction ecosystem. In conjunction with the funding, Trade Hounds announced plans to launch a Jobs platform this summer that links qualified tradespeople with construction companies and staffing firms, enabling fast, seamless communication. Construction companies and the staffing firms that support them stand to benefit from immediate access to a larger pool of qualified candidates, including the passive job seekers who post about their work on Trade Hounds but may not be actively searching for work on job boards. Skilled tradespeople benefit from a community of like-minded professionals where they can showcase their skills and find new career opportunities. David Broomhead, Co-Founder and CEO of Trade Hounds, said: “It’s always bothered me that tradespeople – the skilled workers who build our hospitals, schools and infrastructure – don’t have access to a technology platform that meets their professional needs. We’ve set out to change this with Trade Hounds. We are proud to be the largest digital platform that aims to unite and empower the millions of proud, hard-hat-wearing workers who are building the world around us.” https://hrtechfeed.com/trade-hounds-raises-3-2m-for-construction-industry-network/ RALEIGH --PeopleFluent, a leading provider of cloud-based talent acquisition, talent management and learning solutions for large and mid-sized enterprises, today announced the availability of its next-generation enterprise recruiting solution. Designed for enterprise organizations of all sizes, PeopleFluent Recruiting makes it faster and easier for global organizations to recruit and hire the best possible talent from both internal and external candidates. PeopleFluent Recruiting provides multiple talent acquisition capabilities into one solution designed to improve internal and external hiring, process efficiency within the hiring teams, and candidate experience. “In 2020, the war for talent has been totally transformed,” said Tom Sykes, Director of Product Management at PeopleFluent. “Recruiting teams are currently under enormous pressure due to increased role complexity, fluid hiring volumes, and requirements to leverage internal resources. When making technology investments, organizations often focus just on external candidate experience but there’s now an even greater need for leaders to invest in tools that optimize candidate pools and improve efficiency and quality of hire. PeopleFluent Recruiting addresses that need, providing an end-to-end candidate experience with the needs of today’s busy recruiters and hiring managers top of mind.” https://hrtechfeed.com/peoplefluent-launches-new-recruiting-platform/ Summit Partners announced that it has closed on a growth funding round in CoderPad, a leading platform for assessing technical skills. The new growth funding will help fuel hiring and continued expansion for the already-profitable company as CoderPad scales to meet increasing demand for remote technical interview solutions. Built by engineers, for engineers, CoderPad is on a mission to fix the technical interviewing process. The company offers a collaborative programming environment that helps hiring organizations efficiently and accurately assess technical skills of candidates. CoderPad launched in 2013. The company has been profitable since its start and has grown revenues 50% over the past year. The company serves over 1,700 customers, from startup organizations to some of the world’s largest and most sophisticated technology employers, including Dropbox, Lyft, Spotify and Quora. Customers have conducted more than 2.5 million technical interviews on the CoderPad platform. CoderPad creates a realistic software development environment that is designed to allow the interviewer to collaborate, in real time, with the code being written by a candidate and view the results when the code is executed. With built-in video conferencing, the interview session is recorded for review by other hiring managers. CoderPad supports more than 30 programming languages for use during the interview process. https://hrtechfeed.com/coderpad-raises-growth-capital-for-its-technical-assessment-platform/ NEW YORK--Greenhouse, the hiring software company, today launched its interactive Hiring Maturity assessment to help companies improve their hiring performance. Hiring Maturity is the Greenhouse methodology for how companies can assess the effectiveness of their recruitment strategy so that they can work to improve their hiring performance and identify areas of opportunities, even when they’re not actively hiring. Guidance from the assessment results empower talent acquisition (TA) teams and business leaders to transform their hiring strategy, and in turn elevate their company’s culture and productivity. By taking the 12-question assessment, companies will receive personalized results with actionable ideas to immediately make a difference in their recruiting efforts. Greenhouse’s Hiring Maturity assessment draws on closed-loop, anonymized reporting data from thousands of companies which has helped them understand the challenges TA teams face when developing a successful hiring process. The ability to benchmark against industry peers and Talent MakersTM provides companies with insights about their own hiring and recruiting workflows and how they can be improved. By recognizing patterns and parallels, teams can identify behaviors to transform recruiting into their competitive advantage. “There are so many teams in the weeds doing the tactical work of making today’s hires. But true, transformational success only comes when you take the time to step back and figure out how to build new, lasting capabilities,” said Jon Stross, president and co-founder, Greenhouse. “We’re using Hiring Maturity as a model to help people understand where they currently are and what they need to do to get better. To establish an efficient and high-performing hiring practice, companies must make intentional changes in every part of the process. Hiring isn’t just a series of one-off tasks the recruiters do. It’s a company-wide competency that directly impacts how your business performs overall.” There are four stages of Hiring Maturity, and the assessment provides insights and feedback in all the critical areas of hiring based on the company’s hiring practices. https://hrtechfeed.com/greenhouse-adds-hiring-maturity-assessment/ ########## Got a project that an HR freelancer can handle? From writing an employee handbook to freelance sourcers to HR bloggers you can find the right freelancer to handle your HR or recruiting needs right now on https://hrlancers.com/ - browse more than 500 freelancer profiles today

In Episode 13, Philip Ingram MBE is chatting with Tom Sykes who is a freelance news cameraman with the BBC and ITV amongst others, he is a self employed video production professional and has been working in the industry for over 20 years. He also runs solo16 who provide high quality affordable live streaming services as well as corporate, promotional and event video production. In this episode he gives tips as to how to improve and professionalise your use of video conferencing, so important during the current pandemic.Link to Tom's cameraman site - www.ukcameraop.co.ukLink to Tom's company site - www.solo16.co.ukArticle on Virtual Events - https://www.solo16.co.uk/post/live-streamed-event-saves-over-70-tonnes-of-carbonLink toTom's video tips - https://youtu.be/taKl9DkL9w4 Some other good video articles are here https://www.solo16.co.uk/blog

Jules Cisek and Martin Darlington take a stab at this podcasting thing to bring you a monster show like those of old. Martin comes back from the WSBK Qatar round with some riveting interviews with Tom Sykes, James Whitham, Charlie Hiscott, and...

Where's Ty Dillinger when you need him? Marc Marquez made it a Perfect 10 at the Sachsenring in Germany, dominating the field in ridiculous fashion, with a little help from a suffering Alex Rins. Also, how the fuck did Cal Crutchlow finish 3rd with a torn ACL?! All that as well as Alex Marquez making it 4 from 5 in Moto2, and Lorenzo Dalla Porta leading a Leopard 1-2 in Moto3! We also get a look at World Superbikes at Donington, with a triple victory from Jonathan Rea taking his title lead to 24 points. We break down how Alvaro Bautista somehow lost 85 points to his main rival since Jerez's Superpole race. We also break down Tom Sykes losing a 2nd after a red flag due to the second coming of... "The Mahias Rule". God help us all. Enjoy!

En este nuevo programa comentamos todo lo ocurrido el pasado fin de semana en la ronda del Mundial de Superbikes en Donington Park: el primer triplete de Rea en el campeonato y su asalto al liderato de Bautista, que volvió a caerse, la polémica sanción a Tom Sykes en la Superpole Race, las actuaciones de Peter Hickman o Loris Baz, la victoria de Jules Cluzel en Supersport, donde Caricasulo se acercó a Krummenacher, y todo lo que dio de sí Supersport 300. Con Oskar Roo, Álex Reyes y Rubén Carballo.

This week’s episode on Life In The Fast Lane, Black Moses continues his ride down memory lane with hosting events for Kawasaki, meeting Tom Sykes and Valentino Rossi, before offering inspirational words to anyone that is stuck in a gear and may be struggling to get the next level in the motorcycle industry. Make sure to […] The post Life In The Fast Lane: Black Moses – The Becoming, Part 2 appeared first on Radio Influence.

Time for BikeLive to take a fun look back at the epic 2018 World Superbike Season, where Jonathan Rea dominated, Ducati fell off a cliff, half the field is out of a job, and Tom Sykes initiated war! Oh and joining Andre Harrison and Louis Suddaby, is British Eurosport and ITV4 British Superbikes host Greg Haines, for 90+ minutes of round-by-round breakdowns, behind the scenes factoids, and some of the extra spice that made 2018 so interesting! Enjoy!

One of the most historic World Superbike weekends ever, with 3 world champions crowned in dramatic fashion in Magny-Cours, and Dre and Louis are here to break it all down! In World Superbikes, Jonny Rea took his 7th and 8th consecutive wins to top off his fourth straight world title, with an incredible celebration after Race 1! Ana Carrasco made history by becoming the first woman to win an individual World Champion on two wheels,by just a single point as the title fight literally went down to the final corner! Markus Reiterberger won the Superstock 1000 crown too in its final race! We also review British Superbikes in Assen for the penultimate round of the Showdown, as Leon Haslam took yet another double victory to put one hand on the title, as Jake Dixon suffered an electrical problem in Race 2. We also talk about Dan Linfoot and Tarran Mckensie's VERY lucky escapes in a pair of dramatic crashes! We also review some late season moves as Scott Redding is heading to BeWiser Ducati in BSB with Danny Kent very likely to join him. Brad Ray's staying for another season, and maybe even Tom Sykes could be making the move? We also cover Digi heading to Moto2 with SpeedUp, and preview the first ever Thai Grand Prix at the Chang International Circuit, all in 2 hours! Enjoy!

World Superbike in Portimao. Rea does it again and again. Yamaha has a lot of changes going and it is not all good. Supercross 2019 schedule is out and there are 3 new stops! Tom Sykes where is he going?      

Jensen and Steve are on the mics this episode, bringing you a special WorldSBK show that includes interviews with Tom Sykes, Alex Lowes, Eugene Laverty, Jake Gagne, and Jonathan Rea.

Andre and Louis are back with another edition of #BikeLive! This week, we reviewed the Sachsenring, as Marc Marquez made it an incredible 9 wins from pole, in a row! We break down how he did it, as well as another surprise 2nd from Valentino Rossi, and how Jorge Lorenzo slipped from the lead! We also broke down Moto2, with Brad Binder scoring his 1st Moto2 win, in a podium of guys looking for their first class victory as Joan Mir and Luca Marini finished close behind! And in Moto3, Jorge Martin did it again, breaking the field to take his 5th win of the season! We also break down all the World Superbike silly season news, with Tom Sykes departure from Kawasaki ands Yamaha's 2019 team confirmed, as well as the news of Monster sponsoring the Yamaha MotoGP team! All that in Episode 69 (Nice!) of #BikeLive

BikeLive is back, right in the middle of the biggest war of words to ever come out of the Kawasaki camp! Andre Harrison and Louis Suddaby look back on the Eurosport weekend at Laguna Seca, and review not just the racing, but also a controversial double interview British Eurosport conducted with both Jonathan Rea and Tom Sykes before the weekend started, with words so heated, Kawasaki themselves didn't even know it had happened! Sykes, blew a gasket! We also review the racing, with another double victory from Jonathan Rea, Chaz Davies with two second places, and Eugene Laverty back on the podium for the first time since returning to the series. We also preview Assen's TT for MotoGP this weekend, enjoy!

Big Announcements in American Flattrack. Who is this Tom Sykes fellow? Does MotoGP have a problem? El Hombre better not El Choke

Eurosport’s Greg Haines and James Whitham review an incredible weekend of racing at Assen, with Jonathan Rea and Tom Sykes producing the goods at the Cathedral of Speed. Plus, that Luke Stapleford decision.   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

HOLY SHIT what a World Superbike weekend to start the 2018 season. In Episode 48 of #BikeLive, Andre Harrison returns with Louis Suddaby to review all the action! We had the return of flag-to-flags as tyre safety and politics reared their ugly heads again, Tom Sykes putting one over on Jonathan Rea and it NOT being Donington, Yamaha's surprisingly disappointing weekend, and Xavi Fores stealing the show for the little red team that could. That, plus a review of the MotoGP test in Thailand, Rossi dropping a big hint about his future, and Tech3's dramatic breakup with Yamaha and their future too! (It totally isn't KTM, honest)

Louis and Dre return to review another weekend which proves one thing...Superbikes NEED to chill! We look back on a dramatic WorldSBK weekend at Misano as Jonathan Rea and Chaz Davies clash once again, handing a smug Tom Sykes the jammiest win of his career. Race 2 also saw Marco Melandri return to the winner's circle, claiming the 100th World Superbike win for an Italian rider. If that's not all, we look at the hard-luck stories for Michael van der Mark and Jordi Torres, plus the Knockhill BSB round as Jake Dixon shocked the world. Enjoy!

And in the Chang International Circuit, #BEATEMDOWN was the chant heard around the Motorsport101 paddock. On this week's #BikeLive, we review the World Superbike weekend in Thailand, as Jonathan Rea cleaned house to maintain his perfect start to the season, as well as reviewing Tom Sykes pulling Marco's shorts down in back-to-back races, the damage limitation job Davies had to pull in Race 2 and another BONKERS World Supersport race, as every title rival to Kenan goes up in smoke, letting Federico Caricasulo take his maiden win in spectacular fashion. Also, we review the Qatar MotoGP test, as Maverick Vinales continues to scare the field, topping the timing sheets in all four days, Marquez and Rossi's struggles, and the fact the Top 18 was covered by 1.2 seconds. Sucks to be a KTM. Oh, and we finally got a Rebecca James appearance. Sort of. Be sure to listen all the way to the end. Thanks for listening!

By the end of June 1940 the Battle of France was over, the British Army had been plucked from the Beaches of Dunkirk, but much of its heavy equipment had been abandoned in France. It looked like Britain would be the next target for the Nazi war machine… Having witnessed the debacle in France a betting man might have put his money on the Germans when it came to invading England. On the 14th of May 1940 Anthony Eden had called on men between 17 and 65 in Britain who were not in military service but wished to defend their country to enrol in the Local Defence Volunteers. By July over 1.5million Britons has volunteered… Another group was also created, a clandestine army that in the event of invasion would be called upon. Britain would be the first nation to have a pre-planed resistance network, the went under the unassuming name of Auxiliary, or Aux Units. I’m joined by Tom Sykes from the ColesHill Auxiliary Research Team.

Okay, got to be totally honest here, this isn’t really a show for me, this was a show for Downforce Radio. But I produced it, so its technically mine, so I thought, why not do double duty! Consider this a bonus episode as a thank you for all your support! In this bonus episode, it’s a massive World Superbikes Season Preview, as we talk about the Kawasaki Super Team and Tom Sykes vs Jonathan Rea, whether Sylvain Guintoli can retain his title after an awful crash in testing, Alex Lowes leading the early timing sheets, the British hopes, the newcomers in Jordi Torres and Nico Terol, the return of Troy GODDAMN Bayliss, and our big early season predictions. So enjoy me, Louis Suddaby and Rebecca “Trying to hide her Alex Lowes fangirlism” James, as we spend 70 minutes getting you ready for the World Superbike Season opener in Philip Island!

Tom Sykes was born in Portsmouth in 1979. He was educated at the LSE, the University of East Anglia and Goldsmiths College. He has travelled extensively in Europe and Asia and lived and worked as a journalist and teacher in India, Malaysia and the Philipp

Tom Sykes was born in Portsmouth in 1979. He was educated at the LSE, the University of East Anglia and Goldsmiths College. He has travelled extensively in Europe and Asia and lived and worked as a journalist and teacher in India, Malaysia and the Philipp

Tom Sykes was born in Portsmouth in 1979. He was educated at the LSE, the University of East Anglia and Goldsmiths College. He has travelled extensively in Europe and Asia and lived and worked as a journalist and teacher in India, Malaysia and the Philipp

Tom Sykes was born in Portsmouth in 1979. He was educated at the LSE, the University of East Anglia and Goldsmiths College. He has travelled extensively in Europe and Asia and lived and worked as a journalist and teacher in India, Malaysia and the Philipp