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On todays program Chris catches up with Anthony Aisenberg about the BikeSpot project that contributes valuable data that can inform future cycling infrastructure improvements across Australia. We discuss BikeSpot history, expanding nationally, the last 12 months, the collapse of Amy Gillett Foundation, BikeSpot National, NSW and Greater Bendigo reports, interactive archive, key findings, Upfield shared path, St Kilda protected lanes, changing road use, accessibility, BikeSpot as tool for evidence based research, funding arrangements and future plans. We discuss Critical Mass Sydney Road, this months 2024 Victorian Council Elections, along with the Streets People Love candidate scorecards, and local news includes Critical Mass North, 5.30pm, State Library, Friday 25 October 2024.Program musicThe Bike Song, Anecdata

Welcome to another iteration of the Monday Breakfast show. Our first segment is dedicated to Nex Benedict, a 16-year-old non-binary child who died on February 8th following a brutal, transphobic assault in the halls of their own school. In the wake of their death, we as a community and a society must mourn for those lost to transphobic violence across the globe and reflect on how we can protect Queer and Trans youth to ensure they live full lives and become Queer and Trans elders. This is the first part of an interview from 26th of February show in which Rob spoke with Annette Brömdal, co-author of the review titled: ‘Supporting the health and wellbeing of trans autistic school-aged youth: a systematic literature review'. Annette Brömdal is an Associate Professor at the University of Southern Queensland. Their research interests fall within the areas of bodies, gender and sexuality in educational settings and healthcare services, specifically associated with critical trans studies. You can read the review in full here(link is external). This Saturday, the 22nd of June marks one year of inaction by the Victorian Government in making trams running along Sydney Rd, and across all of Naarm, accessible for all. The Sydney Road Accessible Tram Stops Now has been pushing for the 5.5km stretch of tramline to be made accessible before construction of the Sky Rail level crossing removals on the Upfield line begins. Once the construction begins, there will be no accessible public transport at all along the Upfield corridor for at least 18 months. To continue to pressure the Victorian Government, the campaign will rally on the corner of Wilson Av. and Sydney Rd in so-called Brunswick at 11AM. To hear about the upcoming rally and the campaign at-large, Rob spoke with Alicia Liley from the Sydney Road Accessible Tram Stops Now Campaign. We then hear speeches/panel discussions from the Western Sahara decolonisation, resources, and human rights event at Trades Hall on June 12th. The segment features: Mohamed Mayara, journalist, human Rights defender and cofounder of Equipe Media; Dr Randi Irwin, anthropologist and lecturer at University of Newcastle; Marisol Salinas, a Mapuche woman; and Keiran Stewart-Assheton, Traditional Owner from the Wandi-Wandi clan in the Yuin Nation. He is also President of the Black Peoples Union.Lastly we play Annie McLoughlin's interview with Josh Cullinan from the Retail and Fast Food Workers' Union about last week's site walk-off which aired last Wednesday on Stick Together. Songs played: 'You & Me' - Amy Alex'What's Sown Will Be Reaped' - Pikelet'Postcode Anxiety' - Karen Took The Kids'To Have and Have Not' - Rights Tough 

THE TRUE CASE THIS STORY IS BASED ON: Arthur Upfield is one of Australia's lesser-known writers, but he has a loyal group of readers who love his stories, especially those featuring Detective Napoleon "Bony" Bonaparte. Upfield's books blend Australian culture and landscapes with intriguing mysteries. While working as a boundary rider for the Western Australian government, Upfield maintained the Rabbit-proof fence, a long barrier built to keep rabbits out of farmland. During this time, he struggled to think of a way to make a body disappear without leaving a trace for his new detective novel. His friend George Ritchie suggested burning the body and sifting the ashes to remove any evidence. Months later, three men went missing, and the police discovered that one of them, "Snowy" Rowles, had used Ritchie's method to dispose of the bodies. They found clues in the ashes, like bones and a wedding ring, leading to Rowles' capture. Upfield used this real-life case to write "The Sands of Windee," where his character Bony solves a similar mystery. This book, along with his others, earned Upfield recognition and established him as a significant figure in Australian mystery literature.SOURCES…Kaushik Patowary at AmusingPlanet.com: https://weirddarkness.tiny.us/2u6m24y8Murder Noir music provided by Alibi Music Library. = = = = =(Over time links seen above may become invalid, disappear, or have different content. I always make sure to give authors credit for the material I use whenever possible. If I somehow overlooked doing so for a story, or if a credit is incorrect, please let me know and I will rectify it in these show notes immediately. Some links included above may benefit me financially through qualifying purchases.)= = = = ="I have come into the world as a light, so that no one who believes in me should stay in darkness." — John 12:46= = = = =WeirdDarkness® is a registered trademark. Copyright ©2024, Weird Darkness.= = = = =Originally aired: June 09, 2024CUSTOM WEBPAGE: https://weirddarkness.com/the-case-of-the-rabbit-proof-fence-murder-murdernoir/

In this episode of “Productly Speaking”, we discuss the relationships between product management, engineering, and design. Joined by Johannes Marbach, an engineer, and Callum Upfield, a designer, we delve into several key aspects such as feedback dynamics, role definitions, communication, PRDs, team structure and effective collaboration. The insights surfaced on this podcast episode come from much learned experience and represent valuable perspectives from the world of product development. While there is no coffee talk in this episode, we do discuss Fig Jam, which is a critical ingredient in Fig Cakes. Show Notes

Nicole Reznic Discusses the Integration of Web3 in CRM and Luxury Marketing Zernica.com Show Notes About the Guest(s): Nicole Reznic is an expert in impact CRM and CX in the luxury industry. With over two decades of experience in the luxury market, digital transformation, and CRM leadership, Nicole has honed her skills in customer engagement and brand management. She has worked with prestigious institutions such as Tiffany and Company and Christie's Auction House. Nicole's passion for innovation led her to explore the digital landscape, where she spearheaded digital migration projects and optimized customer-centric data models for renowned brands like Upfield and Abium. She is currently teaching CRM and the evolving digital landscape at a university in Paris. Nicole is also the founder of Zenica, a consulting company that helps businesses integrate Web3 principles into their customer experience strategies. Episode Summary: In this episode, host Chris Voss interviews Nicole Reznic, an expert in impact CRM and CX in the luxury industry. Nicole shares her insights on the evolving role of CRM in the age of digital transformation and Web3 technologies. She explains how CRM must adapt to meet the changing needs of customers who are increasingly online. Nicole also delves into the concept of Web3 and its potential to revolutionize customer experiences through decentralization and blockchain technology. She highlights the importance of leveraging data analytics to enhance customer experiences and provides examples of how she has done so in her previous roles. The episode concludes with a discussion on the integration of AI with Web3 and blockchain and its potential to drive efficiency and personalization in customer interactions. Key Takeaways: CRM must evolve to meet the needs of customers who are increasingly online and engage with brands through digital channels. Web3 technologies, such as blockchain, offer a decentralized and transparent way of interacting with customers, allowing for greater trust and interconnection. Data analytics plays a crucial role in enhancing customer experiences by providing personalized offers and recommendations based on customer behaviors. Luxury marketing differs from regular marketing in terms of mindset and the emphasis on craftsmanship, limited supply, and the perception of value. AI is an efficient optimization tool that can automate processes and provide personalized customer interactions based on data analysis. Notable Quotes: "CRM has to evolve with the way that people are living. Customers are increasingly online, and brands need to meet them where they are." - Nicole Reznic "Web3 is about creating a more communal way for people to interact online. It is based on blockchain technology, which offers transparency, trust, and interconnection." - Nicole Reznic "With data analytics, we can make personalized offers to customers based on their behaviors, rather than relying on traditional demographics." - Nicole Reznic "Luxury marketing is about creating a unique and premium experience for customers. It is not about competing with other brands but offering something that is truly exceptional." - Nicole Reznic "AI is like having a group of 40 people doing the same thing at the same time. It automates processes and provides efficient optimization." - Nicole Reznic

Marc Coloma y Bernat Añaños eran dos inconformistas que sintieron la necesidad de crear impacto en la industria alimentaria y contribuir a un sistema más sostenible y crearon en 2017 Heura Foods, una de las principales empresas españolas que produce alternativas vegetales a la carne y que ha protagonizado una ronda de financiación de 40 millones de euros, la más alta recaudada por una startup en su categoría en el último año. “Teníamos el sueño de aportar a la alimentación lo que las renovables estaban haciendo en la energía o la electrificación de vehículos”, relata Marc Coloma, cofundador junto a Bernat Añaños de Heura Foods. Por detrás, un arduo trabajo de formación en tecnología alimentaria para desarrollar texturas animales a partir de proteínas vegetales. “Nos llevó unos dos años empezar a conseguir el producto”, confiesa. El último hito de la foodtech catalana ha sido cerrar una ronda de inversión récord de 40 millones liderada por la empresa más grande de alimentos de origen vegetal del mundo(Upfield). “Nuestra idea es consolidarnos en Reino Unido, Francia, Italia y, por supuesto, seguir creciendo en España”, avanza Marc Coloma, quien añade que están presentes en 20 países al tiempo que confiesa que, sorprendentemente, España no es uno de los países europeos con mayor porcentaje de población vegana.

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In this episode of Our Best Behavior, Caitlin Stratton (Consumer & Market Insights Senior Manager, Upfield) joined us to explore the transformative potential of AI in the insights industry as well as how the plant-based CPG sector can harness its power. Key themes included Upfield's adoption of AI, how AI will impact the food industry, driving factors among shoppers in the plant-based food market, and the future of AI in the sector. Matt Salem (Senior Vice President, Customer Success) hosts The Our Best Behavior Podcast. Read more on the Behaviorally Blog (behaviorally.com/blog/)

3CR would like to acknowledge the Kulin Nations – true owners, caretakers and custodians of the land from which we broadcast. 3CR pays respect to Elders, past and present of the Kulin Nation. We recognise their unceded sovereignty.// ​News headlines// ​We hear some speeches from the ​​Accessible Tram Stops for ALL rally held on 17th June to launch the campaign to win accessible tramstops on Sydney Road, before proposed rail upgrades remove 8 level crossings in Brunswick. First up, we'll hear Monica Harte (Merri-Bek Councillor), who spoke about the history of transport campaigns in so-called Melbourne from 1980 (including Upfield line closures) and honoured disability activists no longer with us today. We will also hear Elyse Cunningham from the FOE Sustainable Cities Campaign, who shared campaign information and the importance of putting pressure on government since “only 15% of tram network is accessible to wheelchair users.” Crossing removal is planned to for around 2 years time, resulting in closures to the Upfield line and adjoining bike path for around 18 months, leaving older people, people with disability, and many other community members with no access to the city of Merri-Bek, likely to lose work, and become further isolated from society. Currently there are no accessible tram stops between Park Street (Brunswick) and Bakers Road (North Coburg, end-of-the-line) on the Route 19 tram. Approx 200-300 people attended the rally, including music from the the Riffraff Radical Marching Band, stopping traffic and trams at the corner of Brunswick Town Hall.​//​ Angelica Ojinnaka is a youth development advocate, researcher, and speaker. She served as the 2022 Australian Youth Representative to the United Nations, as well being involved in a number of projects and organisations. You can typically find her speaking, facilitating, or shaping change on social inequalities experienced by children and young people, mental health, youth civic and economic participation, and cultural rights on national and global forums. She joins us today to chat about the importance of investing in authentic youth voices, youth participation in mental health sectors, and advocacy.// Then we are joined by ​​Ruth Nyaruot Ruach and Idil Ali. Ruth is the Future Reset Project Producer at Footscray Community Arts & creative producer at Next in Colour. She's multidisciplinary artist, cultural curator and community arts worker. Nyaruot uses art to understand herself, explore elements of her surroundings, heal, liberate herself and validate her blackness. And Idil is a proud Somali woman raised by the East African community in the Carlton flats. A settler on unceded Wurundjeri land, Idil embeds her belief in freedom, sovereignty and resistance into her work as a creative, youth practitioner and community organiser. You can find out more about the event this Sat 24th of June 1pm - 3pm at NGV Ian Potter Centre Free Entry - https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/program/ancestral-words/​// ​​Professors Judith Bessant and Rob Watts, both based at RMIT University's School of Global, Urban and Social Studies, join us to discuss the youth-led Make It 16 campaign to lower the voting age in Australia, which launched on the 13th of June at Parliament House in Canberra. Drawing on their research into young peoples' political participation, Judith and Rob will unpack why expanding voting eligibility is not just important but increasingly in line with young peoples' appetites for political engagement. Judith Bessant writes in the fields of sociology, politics, youth studies, policy, media-technology studies and history. She was awarded a Member of the Order of Australia in 2017 for 'Significant service to education as a social scientist, advocate and academic specialising in youth studies research'. She also provides advise to government and non- government organizations. Rob Watts teaches policy studies, politics, the history of ideas, and applied human rights at RMIT University. He is a founding member of the Greens Party in Victoria, a founding editor of the journal Just Policy (1994-2006) and established the Australian Centre for Human Rights Education at RMIT University in 2008.​//​ ​Event: This Friday June 23, ​​Oral History Victoria is hosting a symposium themed “Oral History Across and within Communities”. The event coincides with Refugee Week and is open to all members of the community interested in hearing about the way life stories are collected, preserved and experienced.​//​  The guest speakers are: Dr Andre Dao, from the ground-breaking Behind the Wire oral history project which recorded the first-hand experiences of people detained by the Australian government after seeking asylum in Australia. These human stories became an award-winning podcast, The Messenger. He'll be joined by Dr Jordana Silverstein, co-author of the recently released impact report, Getting My Dignity Back. She'll be talking about -just how meaningful and validating it can be, to share one's story and create an oral history. Our fellow Breakfast presenter - Claudia Craig - will also be making an appearance at the Symposium! Claudia will be talking about the role of community radio in creating and sharing the oral histories of diverse communities.​//​The Symposium is on this Friday 23rd June, 9.45am-2pm, at Museo Italiano, 199 Faraday Street Carlton. It's a hybrid event so you can join online if you can't make it in person.​//​ To register head to: humantix  OR go to the events page on the Oral History Victoria website – www.oralhistoryvictoria.org.au​. ​Bookings close TODAY at 5pm so get in quick!​//​​​ Songs ​Leaving the Light - Genesis​ Owusu​Ocean Friends - Ellatronix ​ 

FOOTBALL OUT WEST SHOW - S5, Ep12 (Ep#114 - Sunday, May 28, 2023) WE'RE back this week for Episode #114 of the Football Out West Show, our weekly round-up of the games played across the Football Victoria competitions. Joining co-hosts Steve and Tonci on the Show was Oakleigh Cannons talisman and 2019 NPL Victoria Best & Fairest winner JOE GUEST, who chatted about the season thus far and the contract extension that will keep him at the club. Moreland City produced a great performance on the road beating Bentleigh Greens to pick up a valuable three points in NPL2 Victoria action over the weekend. We spoke to their experienced full-back NICK BAVCAR about the game and how important the win was. Northcote City also had a great win on the road and we caught up with their Vice-Captain LEO ATHANASIOU about the game and how he sees the season so far in the chaotic league of NPL2 Victoria. We also spoke with OZAN KARA from Men's State League 1 outfit Upfield SC who have continued their good start to the season after gaining promotion from State 2 in 2022. This season's Football Out West Show is proudly brought to you by Carpentry BY NJT and Home Builders Corp.

Marisa Heath is the CEO of Plant Based Alliance UK, founded by Oatly, Alpro, The Vegan Society, Upfield and ProVeg UK, as a coalition of civil society groups & businesses with a collective aim of making the UK a global leader in plant-based food & drink. All these businesses and increasingly more as others join them, have decided to resist the stigma of being different, and stand up together to speak out for what they believe in. Food systems account for one-third of greenhouse gas emissions globally & plant-based foods are a hugely impactful way of ensuring our food choices are sustainable in the future. They believe that “A shift towards plant-based will be vital in achieving the Government's net zero target by 2050”.Marisa believes it takes courage to - stand out and be different- speaking out on the need for change despite the opposition- for being a leader in reformThank you Marisa for giving us a straightforward way to reduce green house emissions by adopting a plant-based diet, either partially or completely, and thereby contribute to helping getting Britain to net zero by 2050.Thanks also for showing us that making plant-based food choices can positively impact people and the planet, for future generations to come. You can find out more about Marisa's work on https://plantbasedfoodalliance.co.uk/ and follow her on Linkedin @PBFoodAlliance Join Lou on LinkedinFollow her @brave_newgirl on Instagram and get her books Brave New Girl- How to be Fearless, FEAR LESS and her Internationally Bestselling book DARE TO SHARE on Amazon or Waterstones or Barnes & Noble. UK & US versions available.Lou is the founder of Brave New Girl Media putting your story in the spotlight, showcasing your vision and supercharging your impact by guesting you on global podcasts  https://bravenewgirlmedia.comMusic by Melody LoopSupport the showGuest on global podcasts to increase your business growth, influence, and visibility Brave New Girl Media Dare to Share- bestselling guide to podcast guesting TAKE THE QUICK QUIZ to gain access to our FREE MASTERCLASS to become a podcast guesting pro

Faith and Val are joined in the studio by Brunswick resident Paula Hanasz. We all share our bike moments and take a brief look at local news before turning to the Brunswick level crossing removal project.Like many Brunswick residents Paula and her family rely on bicycles to get around and are concerned about the impact of the project while the Upfield shared path is closed down. Questions around detours, whether they will match the Upfield in separation from traffic and directness, are a major concern for residents. Like most areas of Melbourne, Brunswick is over-reliant on a single traffic free route and it will now be out of action for lengthy periods. We also look at the opportunities the project provides to improve transport accessibility across Brunswick into the future.  Merri-bek Council are collecting feedback on what issues and opportunities residents can identify around the project. Have your say here. For listeners who heard our show about Dervla Murphy last year, Val has found this interview with her that you might enjoy.  

Next in Marketing spoke with Tracy Stallard, former Global VP at AB InBev, and now VP of marketing at the plant based food company Upfield about the value brands - even CPGs - can gain from testing selling products directly, even if that's not their core business. Stallard also talked about why the pricing disparity between linear TV and streaming is way out of whack, why the business finds itself in a 'currency scary world' and why she's advocating for an Attentive Reach metric in this year's upfront. Guest: Tracy StallardHost: Anthony Spano

The Athletic's Adam Hurrey is joined by David Walker and Charlie Eccleshare for the Adjudication Panel. On the agenda: Using the word "champions" for cup winners, Jurgen Klinsmann's perfect new job, a brief history of Steve McManaman measuring space in ounces, a Sheffield Wednesday fan's ABBA dilemma and the looming prospect of a "Big Seven" in English football. Meanwhile, the panel decide what constitutes a defender "doing just enough" and ponder whether "upfield" and "downfield" really do mean the exact same thing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Val and Faith return to 3CR for 2023 with cycling quotes, anecdotes, bike moments and gravel rides around Romsey.Local news includes path closures on the Upfield line for skyrail works, 2023 Road Nationals, how to preventing bike theft, registering with Bike Vault and riding the Lavender Trail in South Australia 

WWAR for DecemberPart 2Show NotesOn this episode of Dark and Stormy Book Club, we have the second part of our WWAR forDecember.Tracey reported on “The Christmas Scarf Murder” anthology by Carlene O'Connor, Maddie Day,and Peggy Ehrhart. (Kensington Cozies 9/22)They're coziest of wintertime accessories...unless, of course, they become accessories tomurder! USA Today bestselling author Carlene O'Connor teams up with Maddie Day and PeggyEhrhart for a holly jolly Christmas collection of seasonal stories, as their beloved series sleuthseach solve cases revolving around handknit Christmas scarves.CHRISTMAS SCARF MURDER by CARLENE O'CONNORWhen grinchy thefts steal the good cheer at a local nursing home, Siobhan O'Sullivan managesto identify one missing item before Kilbane, Ireland's Christmas tractor parade—a hideousshamrock scarf wrapped around a very dead body. Now, with her holiday farmhouse bashapproaching, Siobhan must dash to stop a deadly Secret Santa from gifting another unwantedsurprise.SCARFED DOWN by MADDIE DAYIt's beginning to taste a lot like Christmas at Pans ‘N Pancakes, as twelve days of menuspecials dazzle hungry locals. But the festivities go cold the instant a diner dies while knitting abrilliant green scarf. With Aunt Adele tied into a murder investigation, it's all on Robbie Jordan tofind out who's really been naughty or nice in South Lick, Indiana.DEATH BY CHRISTMAS SCARF by PEGGY EHRHARTSuspects pile up faster than New Jersey snow when frosty-tempered Carys Walnutt is foundstrangled by a handmade scarf auctioned at Arborville's tree-lighting ceremony. Between awinning bidder hiding behind the alias “S. Claws” and a victim who deserved coal in herstocking, can Pamela Paterson and the crafty Knit and Nibble ladies freeze a killer's merrymurder plot?Finally, Misty reported on “Varnished Without a Trace” by herself. (Kensington Cozies 9/2020)This Christmas, Tallie Graver would like to take a break from running her cleaning business tobe with her boyfriend, Max, and enjoy their first holiday together--alone. Instead, she's stuckkeeping her mother and grandmother from duking it out during the town's annual Christmas Evebingo game. As for festive spirit, she'll have to settle for her mean-spirited Aunt Ronda, whosemouth could use some soap.The night only gets worse after Tallie discovers Ronda's body. It seems someone cleaned herclock with a can of varnish. While all the evidence points to Ronda's husband, Tallie doesn'tbelieve her beloved Uncle Hoagie could do such a dirty deed. Of course, his suddendisappearance doesn't help his case. If Tallie hopes to clear his name, she'll need to dig upsome dirt to locate the real killer. Otherwise, someone else could get rubbed out . . .This is our final live episode for 2022. During our hiatus, we will be broadcasting some of themost popular episodes from this year. We wish all of our Dark and Stormy Family and friendsthe happiest, healthiest, and safest of the season. We will see you on January 10.TRIVIALast week's question was:Tony Hillerman was inspired by what writer?a. Mark Twainb. Charles Dickensc. Louis Lamored. Arthur W. UpfieldThe answer is d. Arthur W/. Upfield. Hillerman repeatedly acknowledged his debt to an earlierseries of mystery novels written by British-born Australian author Arthur W. Upfield and setamong Australian Aborigines in remote desert regions of tropical and subtropical Australia. TheUpfield novels were first published in 1928 and featured a half-European, half-aboriginalAustralian hero, Detective-Inspector Napoleon (Bony) Bonaparte. Bony worked with deepunderstanding of Aboriginal traditions. The character was based on the achievements of anAboriginal person known as Tracker Leon, whom Upfield had met during his years in theAustralian bush.This week's question is:Tim Dorsey writes a mystery series featuring Serge A. Slorm. What makes him unique amongmystery protagonists?a. He is blindb. He is transgenderc. He has amnesiad. He suffers from several types of mental illnessTune in January 10 for the answer.

EPISODE 50!!! This is the 50th episode of Your Future in Sales & Marketing. A huge thanks to the 50 leaders who have shared their journey and insights, to help you broaden your perspective and get more out of your sales and marketing career. We've been constantly amazed by the growing popularity of the pod and the quality of business leaders committing their time to be our guests.  And, we have many more leadership journeys to share with you!   In this special episode,  James Farrow,  Sales Director for Upfield, joins Mike Dickson to discuss "From Tier 1 FMCG to PE". James is an inquisitive thinker with extensive international Sales/Marketing and Strategy leadership experience and will share his journey from working in traditional tier 1 FMCG businesses through to being involved in Start-ups, Consulting and Private Equity, leading into new fast-paced categories and channels and perhaps debunking a few myths along the way.We hope you enjoy!

Paola Shue Vazquez es nutricionista mexicana, especializada en Health Marketing, y gerente de asuntos corporativos y comunicación de Upfield Latam. En este enlace puedes escuchar el podcast El Rincon de la Manada.Puedes conocer más sobre el evento Peru Plant Based 2022  aquí.   

FULL REPLAY: FOOTBALL OUT WEST SHOW (S4, Ep#101 - Sunday, August 21, 2022) Full review of final round weekend of NPL and State League competitions... JOIN hosts Tonci, Steve and Craig for Episode #101 of the Football Out West Show as we review all the big final round games, championship deciders and relegation battles from the Football Victoria NPL and State League competitions. Joining us on the epic, jam packed Show were: - NPL2 - Moreland City Football Club Head Coach Adrian Mathers - NPL2 - Werribee City FC President Giovanni Inserra - STATE 2 - Upfield SC President Wallid Hanna - STATE 3 - Westvale Olympic FC Head Coach Bill Georgeopoulus - STATE 5 - Barwon Soccer Club coach Dale Harris This week's Show was proudly brought to you by our major season sponsor, Caroline Springs George Cross FC....

Who decided to show out in their first real NFL opportunities? We review the first games of the NFL Preseason and who brought the hype to the field.

FOOTBALL OUT WEST SHOW (Ep# 99) Another massive episode with another huge group of guests! This week's Episode #99 of the Football Out West Show proved to be yet another huge one when we covered the catchup round of games played in the NPL and State Leagues over the weekend. Hosts Steve, Craig, and Tonci also took a look at the Dockerty Cup and Nike FC Cup games played over the weekend. Our special guests on this week's show included: - Bentleigh Greens head coach NICK TOLIOS - Upfield Soccer Club president WALID HANNA - Altona North Soccer Club coach ALAN MUSCAT - Calder United SC and Western United FC Womens' head coach MARK TORCASO Plus, we revealed a few details of what viewers could expect from our 100th Show Extravaganza, which will be a special two hour show and will be held next Sunday in front of a live studio audience at the Caroline Springs George Cross Football Club! This week's episode of the Football Out west Show was proudly brought to you by our major season sponsor Caroline Springs George Cross FC, home of the award-winning Georgies on Vista bistro/restaurant. To watch the full show, click on the below link...

03 June 2022: If you're not hungry, you will be because we are talking soups that will  Re:Nourish you inside and out. Spinneys is taking us back with some nostalgic treats in their latest magazine edition Reinier Weerman is talking about the increase of the plant-based industry What do you consider good service? We find out from Tommaso Li Vigni from The Artisan And Courtney Brandt has the latest food news. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In 1929, Arthur Upfield suggested a method of body disposal in his detective novel. However, the method was too clean for the plot to work. One man, John Rowles, tried it himself. He killed 3 people and was only caught after forgetting to complete one of Upfield's steps. Submit your stories: popmediaagency@gmail.com Visit hellofresh.com/reddit16 with the code Reddit16 for 16 free meals.Visit genomelink.io to submit your DNA results to get an advanced DNA report.Our Instagram page: @reddit_explains

primeira campanha nacional da Smilink, chamada “Smilink alinhado com você”, apresenta tecnologia inovadora de alinhamento dental. Desenvolvida pela agência Media Monks Brasil, com produção da O2 Filmes, tem como intuito mostrar o quanto a startup é uma opção inteligente para melhorar o sorriso dos brasileiros. Confira a campanha da Smilink acessando o link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yub304r1M_s . E para falar sobre os bastidores da criação, desenvolvimento dessa campanha e também dos desafios de fazer comunicação para a marca recebemos Maximiliano Díaz, diretor de Marketing da Smilink. Maximiliano é Bacharel em Economia Empresarial. Atua há 15 anos na área de Marketing em cargos de Branding, Marketing Digital, Inovação e Execução. Tem passagens por grandes empresas como Kraft, Mondelēz e Upfield no Brasil e Argentina. Envie sua sugestão de pauta para producao.makingof@megabrasil.com.br . O programa Making Of é apresentado por Regina Antonelli todas as quartas, às 10h, com reapresentações as quintas, às 13h, e as sextas, às 19h, na Rádio Mega Brasil Online, e é disponibilizado, simultaneamente com a estreia, em imagens na TV Mega Brasil.

Support our Show! https://supporter.acast.com/footballlandSign up to the Patreon https://www.patreon.com/TheFootballlandGreetings Footballland earholders!It's another week of dreamweaving here at Footballland HQ. We've been accidentally given $1 billion by the state of Qatar to build the world's first football theme park and by jove we're spending that money wisely. Plastic surgery to make 5 tickling fetichists look like Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel? CHECK. A giant velcro catapult to chuck missing children back towards their worried parents? CHECK. An art installation hosted by Burnley's Dwight McNeil? CHECK CHECK CHECK.Here are this week's rides:TICKLY THOMAS TUCHELReally starting to worry about Anthony, to be honest. He's convinced that there are people out there that get off on being tickled. He's then suggested that we take 11 people (5 who get off on being tickled, 6 who absolutely hate being tickled) and plastic surgery them into the shape of Thomas Tuchel, then let them loose around the park as, what, greeters? The idea is that Footballland patrons must decide whether to tickle or be tickled. It's completely absurd. Did it get voted in? Of course it did.IT'LL BE ALL DWIGHT ON THE NIGHTSo Ryan isn't all that much better than Anthony this week. He wants Dwight Yorke to present a daily blooper reel at Footballland for all the guests that had an accident while at the park. But then he hedges his bets in case this idea is awful and chooses instead to have every footballer called Dwight, plus the reanimated body of Dwight Eisenhower, performing some sort of art installation in one of the Os of Footballland. Does it get voted in? Of course it bloody does.PUNT IT UPFIELDBut topping it all off this week is Mark, who seemingly forgot he's already pitched a ride based on long hopeful balls with STICK IT IN THE MIXER. His latest variation on a theme is based around that assist that Alisson did recently and involves velcro. Does it get voted in despite no one being quite sure what it is? Yep, you guessed it.Do YOU have a ride idea that involves plastic surgery, velcro, Dwight McNeil, or none of the above? You are more than welcome to pitch it to us here at Footballland. We'll discuss everything you throw at us.Enjoy the ep and see you next week!Anthony (CEO)Mark (Lord Sir Chief Ride Engineer)Ryan (Intern)Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/footballland. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

FoodBev Media's Rafaela Sousa rounds up this week's food and beverage news, including: Unilever shareholders call for changes – FT; Upfield takes stake in egg alternatives producer Oggs; Bacardí rum to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 50%; and more.

Eve Baldwin, Chief People & Organisation Officer at Upfield describes her work building a people-led culture in a business spun out of a conglomerate. Sharing examples and stories of how HR Leaders are creating equality of opportunity, Eve also discusses the new initiatives Upfield is implementing to enhance inclusion of colleagues around the world. With her passion for engagement and culture, Eve advocates the open approach we must take in order to be successful. Here's a snapshot of a few things we talked about: [3:45] Shaping an environment for people to be at their best [9:20] How HR leaders are reducing inequality [12:20] People impacts of working in a business creating positive environmental change [18:30] Access to education and equality of opportunity [24:30] DE&I led policy and culture changes [30:40] Sitting in others' shoes Referenced resources The Dialogue Project “I love How HR Leaders Change the World” – if that sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing our show! This helps us achieve our goal, to reach more of your peers, so we can all contribute to further and faster change. Scroll to the bottom, tap to rate with five stars, and select “Write a Review”. Be sure to let me know what you loved most about the episode! Also, if you haven't done so already, follow the podcast. We'll add a bunch of bonus episodes to the feed and, if you're not following, there's a good chance you'll miss out. Follow How HR Leaders Change the World today! 

Upfield, el productor de margarinas, quesos, cremas, mantequillas y untables a base de plantas en todo el mundo, continúa con su plan de fortalecer operaciones en Colombia. Desde 1871, esta empresa ha sido una de las líderes en la categoría de untables con más de 60 marcas, incluyendo las más icónicas como Blue Band, Flora y Rama. Precisamente, esta última lleva 40 años en el mercado colombiano y se ha posicionado en el consumo de los hogares, en especial en desayunos.

On this weeks winter solstice show, Chris interviews Cr James Conlan, Moreland Council and Cr Rohan Leppert, City of Melbourne. Bicycle-themed news includes the impact of last fortnights horrific wind storms (Parks Victoria: Changed conditions and closures and Cycling Tips: Melbournes cycling paradise devastated by storm damage), Le Tour commencing this weekend, another attempt for a Womens Tour de France in 2022 and Yarra Councils long running Bicycle Advisory Committee changing its title and focus to either Sustainable Transport and/or Active Transport Advisory Committee.Cr James Conlan discusses Moreland Councils commitment to active transport, including future changes to De Carle Street, Coburg, making the area safer near a school, Albion Street lane work, pop up bike lanes on Dawson Street between the Upfield bike path and Brunswick Shimmy with Moreland councillors unanimously supporting these projects. Cr Conlan mentions that Moreland wants to have a proactive relationship with Department of Transport similar to that with City of Melbourne. Go to Conversations Moreland: Making walking and cycling safer in Moreland for more details and to make feedback supporting these initiatives.Cr Rohan Leppert discusses a independent review to be commissioned into researching data on changing transport patterns as in the last 12 months, as Melbourne has built protected bicycle lanes in line with Melbourne's Transport Strategy 2030, alongside a rapid mode shift in the CBD.  Rohan talks about micromobility, massive changes to food delivery, riding for transport, a reactionary backlash against bicycle infrastructure, Alice Clarkes excellent article 'Riding a bike is sweet freedom, even if it might kill me', four years of capital works included in the next budget meeting on 29 June 2021 and City of Melbournes offer to delivery the long awaited St Kilda separated bicycle lanes.Another reminder - it's 3CR Radiothon time: celebrate everything you love about riding your bike by making a donation to keep 3CR Community Radio and the Yarra BUG Radio Show on the air for another year and all donations over $2 are tax-deductible! 

We're departing from our usual approach in this episode. In fact, we are shining our light on yet an another misunderstood generation - Generation Z. Many recall Tik Tok dances and other social media trends when thinking about this generation, but they are a whole lot more than that. In just a few years, they will grow to be one of the most influential generations, if not already. So in today's episode our host Anurag and the show's first Gen-Z guest, Vishal, talk all things about this generation. Additionally, they explore the relationship of this generation with the internet and technology, as well as how marketable they have already become. They close out the conversation with a deep dive into how the future of marketing will change - given Vishal's experience as the founder and Managing Partner of fireflies, a dynamic marketing and advertising agency, focused on Gen-Z. Vishal has been in the branding, marketing and events space since his freshman year of university. From co-founding the first and only licensed youth social organization in UAE, running concerts and working in the edtech space to conceptualizing and executing campaigns for global brands like American Eagle, Bath and Body Works, Yamaha, Upfield and Logitech through his Gen-Z brand fireflies, he's always been chasing the big goals. Vishal also does workshops for schools and Universities in the region. He's keen to get into the non-profit space and is exploring opportunities with the UNWFP. Apart from this, he works on his music, enjoys working out, and loves chocolate milk. If you enjoyed the episode, support us by liking, sharing, and subscribing :) Follow Vishal on: LinkedIn: Vishal Raj Menon Instagram: @VISHALRMM | @FIREFLIESME Follow Anurag on: Instagram: @anuragrc and @millennialmusings_podcast Twitter: @AnuragRC LinkedIn: Anurag Ram Chandran Title music Ikson-Alive is obtained from the artist's website, and used with due credit given. Support Ikson's music on https://soundcloud.com/ikson

Paul Pendergast, Vice President Channel Development at Upfield  Sales masterclass includes strategies for winning new business as an "information purveyor"  Superpower: Persistance - don't let this fool you. It sounds simple. It's not. Managing sales executives' expectations How to help a struggling salesperson Talent advice from someone who has hired over 100 people. Connect with Paul Pendergast: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-pendergast-3144812/ Upfield: https://upfield.com/ $3 billion USD privately held company - the largest Plant-Based Food company in the world Sponsored by: Joynus Search - National Food and Beverage headhunters for sales, marketing, innovation, operations - contact Tony Moore - 404-904-9235. Winning at Work in today's foodservice industry requires taking learning and development into your own hands. Fortunately, I've interviewed hundreds of successful Food & Beverage professionals and consultants to help you do just that. Hi, I'm Tony Moore, I'm a food & beverage executive recruiter and I really geek out on identifying and sharing the skills, strategies, and insights used by very successful professionals from all walks of life. The demand for high-performers is at an all-time high. Don't get left behind. Tune in each week to hear thought-leaders and go-getters share specific, practical insights that boost work performance and keep you winning at work!

Our guest today is Farrah Ather (Sky, LoveHolidays, Upfield) Farrah started her career in top agency recruitment companies before moving in-house. She's worked as a contractor at Loveholidays, Upfield, and Sky. Farrah shares with us her experience as an agency and in-house recruiter, tips on improving the candidate journey and job search strategies for recruiters on today's episode of the Coffee with a Recruiter podcast. https://www.linkedin.com/in/farrah-ather-7570b67b/ Timestamps: (01:23) Intro to Farrah (09:40) differences between agency/ in-house / HR (24:30) improving the candidate journey (37:10) job search strategies for recruiters (48:20) life as a contractor and the next step in Farrah's career --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coffeewitharecruiter/message

This week Zoe and Claire talk petitions, widdershins, and hear from the inspiring Heather Upfield - writer of The 5 women of Kilwinning (about 5 women killed as witches) and campaigner to have the names and stories remembered .. find out about her great success... it may inspire you too!

Arthur Upfield's best-known creation is the character Napoleon Bonaparte, or Bony, an Aboriginal man working as a detective for the Queensland Police.

Arthur Upfield's best-known creation is the character Napoleon Bonaparte, or Bony, an Aboriginal man working as a detective for the Queensland Police.

Amazon verbucht riesiges Umsatzplus in Deutschland. Upfield holt neuen Deutschlandchef von Kraft Heinz. Basic gibt Filialen an die Konkurrenz ab.

Sandra Olvera, Gerente de Calidad América Latina en Upfield comparte su experiencia en la industria alimenticia y cómo asegurar que los sistemas de calidad puedan ser eficientes para las empresas

We were thrilled to be joined by Bianca Eder, the Global Head of Talent Acquisition at Upfield, to the EMEA Recruitment podcast. “My best moments are when I hired somebody and a year, two years down the road, you hear from everybody: ‘Wow, this person is so great!’” Austrian-born Bianca now resides in the Netherlands, where she’s been working from home (much like the rest of us) since March. We kicked off the episode by discussing Bianca’s slightly odd fascination with zombies – it’s safe to say that she’s ready for an apocalypse!  As someone that “loves” recruitment, we find out what it is about the industry that makes Bianca tick and why it’s much more than a sales job. She also explains why it’s so important to be transparent in an in-house role. For jobseekers struggling to stand out in the current market, Bianca offered some helpful advice on getting your foot in the door.  We spoke about what still needs to be done regarding Diversity & Inclusion in recruitment, with some thought-provoking words from Bianca, who is a gay woman. Reducing bias in interviews is something that will also form the future of recruitment, Paul and Bianca agree, while they both believe that old-fashioned recruiters will stand the test of technology – listen to the episode to find out why. We learned the things that Bianca has found most difficult during the COVID-19 pandemic, but how brilliant 2020 has been for her career. Her pride at working for Upfield, the world’s largest plant-based food company, is something that she’s delighted to share with Paul. As someone who loves the role she’s in, we were interested to find out what Bianca would be doing if she wasn’t working in recruitment – it’s quite a difference! You can use the timestamps below to help you find the part of the episode that most interests you: 01:25 – Where Bianca is in the world02:16 – Bianca’s fascination with zombies04:17 – Why Bianca loves recruitment07:42 – The responsibility of dealing with people’s careers09:32 – The importance of transparency11:40 – What Bianca looks for when interviewing16:14 – How to stand out through an online application25:10 – Reducing bias in the recruitment process30:53 -  Is the role of the recruiter safe?33:34 – Being away from home during the pandemic36:57 – Bianca’s new role at Upfield39:24 – Is a plant-based diet the future?41:55 – What Bianca would be doing if she wasn’t a recruiter44:05 – How to reach out to Bianca    You can connect with Bianca on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/biancaeder/    We’d like to thank international medical charity Operation Smile for partnering with us on the EMEA Recruitment. You can learn more about the incredible work they do here: https://www.emearecruitment.eu/operation-smile   The EMEA Recruitment podcast is hosted by our Founder, Paul Toms, and Associate Director, Jenny Callum. If you’d like to read more about our services, please visit our website: https://www.emearecruitment.eu/  Alternatively, you can follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/emea-recruitment-limited/  If you’d like to connect with Paul, click here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paultoms/  Or Jenny: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennycallumemea/    To suggest any topics you’d like us to cover in future episodes of the EMEA Recruitment podcast, please reach out to us on LinkedIn.    #emearecruitment #emearecruitmentpodcast #biancaeder #paultoms #recruitment #netherlands #operationsmile 

Hoje falamos de óleo de palma, uma cultura muito atacada em termos de sustentabilidade, nada consensual, mesmo entre ambientalistas. Em resumo: a maioria do óleo de palma usado no mundo é altamente danosa para o ambiente, por ser produzida de um modo intensivista que destrói ecossistemas. Mas... o óleo de palma é o óleo mais eficiente de produzir. Representa 35% da procura mundial por óleo vegetal e ocupa apenas 10% de terra. Este episódio é patrocinado por FloraPlant. E o que tem Flora Plant a ver com óleo de palma certificado? Cada grama de óleo de palma de Flora Plant é certificado RSPO e a Upfield (empresa que detém a marca) faz garantir que toda a cadeia de fábricas e procedimentos é transparente, não gera desflorestação, respeita os direitos humanos e trabalha com ONGs, comunidades e governos para melhorar as políticas de extração de óleo de palma. Referências mencionadas: · Science | AAAS. 2020. Courting Controversy, Scientists Team With Industry To Tackle One Of The World’S Most Destructive Crops. [online] Available at: [Accessed 23 December 2020]. · Rochmyaningsih, D., 2020. Making Peace With Oil Palm. [online] Science. Available at: [Accessed 23 December 2020]. · BEFTA http://oilpalmbiodiversity.com/a-break-from-oil-palm/ · Nurfatriani, F., Ramawati, Sari, G. and Komarudin, H., 2019. Optimization of Crude Palm Oil Fund to Support Smallholder Oil Palm Replanting in Reducing Deforestation in Indonesia. Sustainability, 11(18), p.4914. · Sugden, A., 2018. Certification of oil palm production. Science, 359(6374), pp.408.1-409. · Stone, R., 2007. Can Palm Oil Plantations Come Clean?. Science, 317(5844), pp.1491-1491.

Z tego odcinka dowiesz się jakie znaczenie ma dla naszego zdrowia spożycie tłuszczu, jaką rolę pełni on w naszym organizmie i czy rodzaj tłuszczu ma znaczenie. Rozwiąże też jeden z największych sporów żywieniowych czyli: masło czy margaryna? Na koniec tego odcinka posłuchasz krótkiej rozmowy z panem profesorem Krzysztofem Krygierem, który jest ekspertem w zakresie technologii żywności i żywienia, specjalistą z zakresu nauki o tłuszczach oraz dodatków do żywności. Partnerem tego odcinka jest Upfield.

Andreas Kyprianou is the Global Head of People Reporting and Analytics at Upfield. Andreas leads the strategy and delivery of reporting and advanced analytical insights across 95 countries for the largest plant-based consumer packaged goods company in the world.

I break down the top headlines in analysis and review. News on 1) Upfield and Roquette plants in Canada, 2) The Bel Group makes plant-based versions of its major brands, 3) Omnipork heads to McDonalds and 4) Jay and Bob of Mooby's head to Chicago. It's the Plantbased Business Minute! The Plantbased Business Hour airs every Tuesday/Thursday at 1p PT right here! Subscribe! For plant-based media/branding consulting and public speaking, reach out at elysabeth@elysabethalfano.com. For more information, visit ElysabethAlfano.com. 

This week Kevin invites our regular transport expert John McPherson on the show to discuss updates in Victorian transport, looking at the dichotomy of the governmental funding for road-based transport over effective and accessible public transport.Here, we look at the tokenistic improvement to Victorian train lines - 10 extra weekly services on a few key lines, and the Upfield railway upgrades, vs. new ($340m) plans to "keep the city moving" by easing road congestion. We also chat about links between life expectancy and pollution, and Australia's comparatively poor pollution-control measures, and that despite our (very slow) move towards electric vehicles, they are no panacea.  

a murder in the Australian outback - and DI Napoleon Bonaparte - Bony - is on the case. Arthur Upfield's "Sinister Stones" reviewed.

Regular transport update with John McPherson, including discussion on the proposed orbital railway line through Sunshine, the Transurban business model and Westgate tunnel, single vs. double lines on the Upfield suburban and western rural V/Lines, and what's going on with our ten-year-old signalling system. 

Chris and Steve return to the 3CR studio for 2020, with the ongoing Australian bushfire crisis we discuss impacts ranging from Steves route for the Hunt 1000 back in November, Audax Alpine Classic and how bikes can help fire impacted communities such as MallacootaCycling news: Paris’s mayor has a dream of ‘the 15-minute city’, Bike riders forced onto Moreland streets for 18 months after Upfield bike path closure and Victoria will finally join other states and introduce a 10c refund on bottles and cansThis weeks interview: Phil Barton from Batlow-Tumut Rail Trail Project: we first spoke to Phil back in February last year. Batlow and surroundings were severely impacted by the Dunns Road fire in early January and no doubt many people saw Matt Robert’s horrifying photos of burnt forests, dead animals while he was driving into Batlow on 5th January plus the incredible work by local RFS to save the town.Phil discusses massive economic challenges facing the Batlow area, the need for immediate government support, Eastern Riverina Rail Trail Alliance, support from local politicians and very surprisingly, no support from the Snowy Valleys Council since 2006, a situation that needs to change to the positive in wake of the bushfire crisis. Read here about how you can assist this rail project.Back2Bikes are having another Bicycle Maintenance Workshop, 7pm – 9pm, Thursday 6 February. Cost is $10, read more details here February is 3CRs annual subscriber drive - become a member and keep radical people-powered radio on-air! 

James Conlan talked about a local campaign to bring about the community's vision for redevelopment of the Upfield railway line in Coburg, in the inner north of metropolitan Melbourne. The railway line is being raised to do away with railway crossings, however the community wants to have a real say in what happens in the spaces below, and to improve bike paths and public transport linkages.

On this weeks program Chris talks to Robert Jamieson about using the word crash not accident, along with a free-ranging conversation about South east Melbourne transport issues. We discuss the new City of Casey Walking and Cycling Strategy, The Bike Nerds (Episode 71, Jessie Singer), The Spokesmen podcast (Episode 214, Journalists: it's crash not accident), Jeff Speck TED Talks on Walkable Communities and Transport Alternatives: Crash Not Accident campaign.Local news and events includes Abbotsford Convents Open Spaces Festival 2019 that saw hundreds of people ride and walk to the convent area, Eyewatch Moreland seeking witnesses to a crash at Lygon St/Glenlyon Road intersection on Tuesday 5 November, Albert and Lansdowne streets in East Melbourne getting a protected intersection for cyclists and Moreland Councils next meeting on Wednesday 13 November having two important bicycle-related agenda items. See Extend the Upfield Bike Path to Upfield: Extension of path to Western Ring Road stymied by Metro Trains, VicTrack and Cycling options on Sydney Road - Advocacy options (pdf)

Enjoying a last blast of wintery weather Val and Faith take to the studio this week joined by our guest, Thomas Keeble. We all share our bike moments before taking a look at news including; Australia's poor record on vehicle emisions, the start of Race to the Rock over the weekend and the A Better SkyRail - Bell St Blockade scheduled for Tuesday 10th September, an important event for pedestrians and cyclists accessing Coburg Station and the Upfield shared path. Discussion turns to Spring a Ding Ding, a festival on Saturday September 14th with fun and activities for kids and families with an emphasis on exploring sustainable transport options for families. Its a great opportunity for the bicycle curious to meet and talk to families using bicycles, cargo bicycles and electric bicycles to get around. There'll be a kid's Fun Run, bicycle dress-ups, bike tune-ups, cargo bike test rides, a bike swap and more. With more and more people wanting to be able to take advantage of all the benefits of active transport for them and their children this is a great opportunity to get your foot on the pedal!  You'll find all the details here. 

This week we talk high-speed rail, Crown Casino, suburban buses, 10 minute trains on the Upfield line, Google Cities, the cost of transport in Paris and lots more!

The great Australian author Mervyn Blake is dead - and nobody knows what killed him. But DI Napoleon Bonaparte will find a most unusual way for a determined murderer to kill.

 Val takes to the studio on this gorgeous winter morning, manfully soldiering on alone while Faith sits at home and waits for whitegoods that never arrive. He kicks off the show with a wintery reading from Tom Babin's Frostbike: The Joy, Pain and Numbness of Winter Cycling. Studio guest today is Sustainable Transport Campaigner, John Englart, who steals the show with his bike moment featuring the last of the Moreland kangaroo mobs. Val's bike moment falls a little flat in comparison. Val and John take a look at the impact of lower speed limits, including in Yarra and Moreland before Val takes a moment to thank our many generous Radiothon supporters. Thank you to everyone who has made a donation to help keep 3CR and the Yarra BUG Radio Show on the air for another year. John gives us a history lesson on the Upfield transport corridor, the new pressures on the corridor with Melbourne's growth in the north and the failure of succesive governments to plan, or build, for this growth. The Upfield shared path plays a pivotal role in relieving congestion and moving both pedestrians and cyclists along the Upfield Corridor and John explains how the Level Crossing Removal Project have failed to take into account existing active transport numbers at the revamped stations in their released design. With poor communications from LXRP, drawings with little information, and no active transport data included in their documentation, the project looks like it may well compromise active travel in Moreland even further, rather than enhance it.  Stay up to date with the campaign here and here. 

Deutsche Händler wachsen in Europa. Upfield will Veggie-Markt aufrollen. Drogerieunternehmer Müller zieht nach Lichtenstein.

Just the kind of case for Bony - Detective Inspector Napoleon Bonaparte - a disappearance without a single clue. And then there's the missing man's curious neighbor, Mr. Jelly, with his fascination with crime...

Val and Faith are joined in the studio this week by Melissa and Chris Buntlett of Canadian agency Modacity. We share our bike moments before taking a brief look at some local news including; last chance to have your say on the shape of the Shrine to Sea boulevard for pedestrians and cyclists and Skyrail for Upfield and the chance to make sure this ensures a badly needed upgrade for the Upfield bike path. Melissa and Chris describe how they first came to give up the use of their car ten years ago in Vancouver and the journey they've been on since then, with their two children, sharing stories about urban mobility and the ways in which multi-modal transport which embraces the bicycle can create more open and welcoming environments for everyone. Their book Building the Cycling City: The Dutch Blueprint for Urban Vitality is being launched in Melbourne Tuesday November 20th at Bicycle Network 

Our monthly episode with public transport boffin John McPherson swerves between issues including the Bicycle Network's recent campaign for removing Melbourne helmet laws, privatisation of bus services, "sky rail", public space around train stations & even runaway trains! Tune in for our post-cup-day digest of all things happening in Melbourne's public transport news.

It's the fifth Wednesday of the month so we talk Halloween, activism on the Upfield line and wonder- how much attention does Eugenia actually pay during the show? Our first guest is Peta from Melbourne non-profit Cultivating Community, who talks to us about the important social, economic and health benefits of community gardens in public housing estates. Our second guest is Setu Pelz, an engineer and researcher from the Reiner Lemoine Institut in Berlin. We talk about the immense possibilities for off-grid renewable energy solutions to improve energy access for remote communities, both in developing countries and in our own back yards.

Today on the show with Dean, Eiddwen, Judith, and William. [Segment times in brackets] Alternative News [5:26]: Your hosts discuss the real news stories of the day and how mainstream sources choose to cover them (if they cover them at all) || #ELENÃO [15:03]: Fascist Jair Bolsonaro was elected over the weekend to the presidency of Brazil. Guido from the Latin American Solidarity Network (LASNET) comes on the show to help us understand what Bolsonaro wants and why anyone would vote for a fascist. There's a solidarity snap protest this Saturday 31/10 1pm at the Trades Hall Council, 54 Victoria Street, Carlton || Upfield Line in the Sand [34:49]: The Upfield train line sees perennial cancellations and delays due to existence of only a single track north of Gowrie station. Moreland City Councillor and Socialist Alliance member Sue Bolton comes on the show to tell us about the Upfield Transport Alliance's campaign to duplicate the track and why this should matter to everyone living in the North. Rally this Saturday, multiple meeting points and times. Upfield Station festivities kick off at 11am || Crushing Dissent [49:21]: Federal and state governments repeatedly take steps to crush dissent, whether in gag laws or anti-protest amendments. Dr Peter Burdon from the University of Adelaide Law School comes on the show to tell us about ways in which our freedoms to protest are chipped away and how this has impacted public discourse in Australia || Mapping Gender Inequality [1:00:48]: Using the power of the web and personal stories, Monash Uni and CrowdSpot have teamed up to pilot a project that takes people's lived experiences of gender-inequality and puts them on the map. Participants in the pilot locations of Darebin and Melton councils will be able to drop a pin on a location where they experienced gender bias, with the aim of pooling their experiences to help city councils shape their resources to help eliminated discrimination. Access the map at genderequalitymap.vic.gov.au  ..  SONGS:Sista Girls by OethaThe Blues Are Alive and Well by Buddy GuyTrincheira #ELASSIM by Slam das Minas feat. Drik BarbosaPeople Have the Power by Patti smithMy Body Was Made by Ezra Furman

A united anti-mining rally planned for the International Mining and Resources Conference plenary, “Global mining, principles that contribute to sustainable development" aims to draw attention to the massive negative impacts of mining and expose the "sustainable development" myth used by the mining industry. Recently returned from Ecuador, Liz Downs, campaign correspondent for the Rainforest Info Centre, the umbrella organization for the Melbourne Rainforest Action Group explains.Trains on the Upfield line are infrequent - only a single track exists north of Gowrie Station. That means trains can’t pass each other. The logical way to improve services is to duplicate the Upfield line. Moreland Councillor Sue Bolton surveys the issues and talks about the community action "More Trains on the Upfield Line".

On this weeks program, Chris catches up with Jenica Brooke (Melbourne Commuter) for a free-ranging discussion about four years of missed opportunities for active transport in Victoria since 2014. First up we discuss the Buckley Street LXRA project in Essendon, which has resulted in a poor outcome for pedestrians and cyclists, with ongoing works in the area, inappropriate detours, changing plans and incomplete details. Watch: Youtube Buckley Street Trench (3 October 2018)We touch upon Transport Integration Act (2010), Victorian Cycling Strategy 2018-28, VicRoads Bicycle Infrastructure Design and Cycling Aspects of Austroads Guides that reference active transport guidelines, with more missed opportunities for Extend the Upfield Bike Path to Upfield and the Swan Street/ Hoddle Street intersection in Richmond (eg: Streamlining Hoddle Street and Major Road Projects Authority video). We also discuss perception as reality putting off intending riders, political will or lack thereof, a lack of inclusiveness in Victorian government strategies for non-motorists and Luke Donnellans intriguing $58,000 bicycle-themed study tour.Local news includes Power of the Pedal - Rupert Guinness' new book launch at Curve Cycling on Thursday 11 October 2018. For more Melbourne bicycle news and events, follow Yarra Bicycle Users Group on twitter, facebook and our public events calendar.  

Its a stunning autumn morning as the show kicks off. Val and Faith are joined in the studio by John Englart and we all share our bike moments. We cover some local and international news including the riders heading off to to make their own adventures on the Indian Pacific Wheel Race route, the Freestyle Cyclists's Stop Fining Healthy Transport rides held this past weekend and more. Talk turns to John's campaign, Extend the Upfield Bike Path to Upfield, which he launched after discovering that work on the Camp Rd Level Crossing project in Campbellfield did not include provision for the extension of the Upfield Bike Path, contrary to the Transport Integration Act 2010. While the extension is sought after by both Moreland and Hume Councils and local residents, the state government is ignoring its own legislation in neglecting to build the path. You can find more about the project at the website and Facebook page. 

Val and Faith are joined in the studio on a stunning spring morning by Evan Howard of Terra Rosa Gear. We share our respective bike moments and then run through some local news including; Neometro development to close the Upfield shared path for two years, the results from the 2017 Melbourne to Warnambool and an opportunity to say goodbye to Paul Farren. Discussion turns to bikepacking and the amazing array nof bags people use to make trips on their bikes. Evan talks us through a bikepacking set up, and the versatility different bags can deliver so that riders can take advantage of the bikes they have to enjoy all sorts of adventures. We also dicuss the DIY opportunities the bike world seems to enjoy so much as well as different businesses that have sprung up developing bags to meet different needs. You can check out the bags Evan makes at Terra Rose Gear, a list of bikebag manufacturers worldwide at Cycling About and some DIY possibilities, here. here and here. We finish the program with some upcoming events including the Cycle Chic Film Night, the Big Bike Film Night, Ride 2 Work Day and Amy's Bike Skills in the City of Yarra. 

There are a number of important traits for defensive linemen. Strength, quickness, technique, and intelligence are some of the key areas of focus for scouts. Digging deeper, we find that within those broad categories, there are a several critical concepts that go into the larger trait. The July 20 Quick Kicks Podcast features host Mark Schofield joined by ITP writer Sal Conti, as they examine the concept of "upfield burst" as it relates to defensive linemen. Topics this episode include: -The definition of upfield burst and why it is important for defensive linemen as it relates to their impact on opposing offensive linemen (2:17) -Myles Garrett and and how the combination of his intelligence and athleticism allows him to demonstrate outstanding upfield burst (4:42) -How the context of what is happening in a play sequence and a player's reaction time gives insight into a player's mental processing as it relates to the consistency of his burst (6:26) -The keys that defensive linemen focus on as they are trying to read offensive linemen and process the situation correctly (8:32) -Understanding the roles of defensive players in different situations and being able to interpret their responsibilities so as to evaluate properly (10:51) -The importance of examining different games and environments to gain and understanding of where a player's advantages and disadvantages come from (14:26) -Standout features of high-level and low-level upfield burst and areas of focus for scouts (17:15)