Podcast appearances and mentions of vic lloyd

The Cornerstore spoke with Vic Lloyd about staying busy during quarantine and picking up new activities, the formation of Fat Tiger Workshop and being 1 of the 4 Fat Tigers, continuously inventing and reinventing himself, and more. Stay connected with The Cornerstore on Twitter, Instagram,and Soundcloud! You can also access and download episodes via Spotify and Apple!

The Cornerstore spoke with Vic Lloyd about staying busy during quarantine and picking up new activities, the formation of Fat Tiger Workshop and being 1 of the 4 Fat Tigers, continuously inventing and reinventing himself, and more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Ill mental health costs the UK more than £94bn every year, equating to something like £3,000 per employee of the age to work. Away from the financial consequences, the truth is bleaker still. People are unhappy: overworked, undervalued and stressed out. But things are changing. Sanctus is a startup on a mission to change the perception of mental health. They put professional coaches in businesses to do something novel: talk to staff members on a 1-2-1 basis, in complete privacy, without any judgement or disclosure to their bosses or peers.  Vic Lloyd is Sanctus’ first employee and Operations Manager. As advocates of discussions on mental health, Vic, Dan and Nana talk frankly about what affects them and how they overcome challenges to succeed in the hectic startup world.

We welcomed Vic Lloyd from Chicago to The Brew. We got into his story and much more!

Ill mental health costs the UK more than £94bn every year, equating to something like £3,000 per employee of the age to work.Away from the financial consequences, the truth is bleaker still. People are unhappy: overworked, undervalued and stressed out.But things are changing. Sanctus is a startup on a mission to change the perception of mental health. They put professional coaches in businesses to do something novel: talk to staff members on a 1-2-1 basis, in complete privacy, without any judgement or disclosure to their bosses or peers. Vic Lloyd is Sanctus' first employee and Operations Manager. As advocates of discussions on mental health, Vic, Dan and Nana talk frankly about what affects them and how they overcome challenges to succeed in the hectic startup world.

Join hosts Kylo Ri, DJ Lloyd Willin', Deuce Touché, and David Roughin as they discuss The Greatest Game of Thrones Episode of All Time, Marvel's Avengers End Game, The UNC at Charlotte Shooting, the Conviction of Mohammed Noor, Tink's "Voicemails", School Boy Q's "Crash Talk", The Sudden Loss of John Singleton, BET's "The Games We Play", Jail Time for Soulja Boy, Logo Lillard, the 2019 NFL Draft, and Much more! #Blessthebottle Season 3 Episode 42 features an exclusive interview with Fat Tiger Workshop's very own, Vic Lloyd. Tune in as Vic discusses the history of Fat Tiger Workshop, Teaching and Inspiring other Chicago Creatives, growing up in Kansas, Building a Brand, Chicago Food Hacks, and much more! DOWNLOAD. LISTEN. WELCOME TO THE PREGAME. For all things PreGame Podcast visit livefromthepregame.com

James Routledge and George Bettany, founders of the mental health startup Sanctus, have been on a mission for the last two years to try and change the perceptions of mental health - with the intention of one day putting the first mental health gym on the high street.Their experiences with mental health from before Sanctus and through their work with businesses around the UK to create impartial, safe spaces for employees to work on their mental health have made them realise just how much the perceptions need to change and how we need to get people talking about their mental health in day to day conversation. Has mental health ever come up in a job interview for you? Have you ever asked what a companies policies on mental health are? How about when thinking about what works in your own career, what will the impact be on your mental health?We're always preaching at Sanctus how relevant mental health in every aspect of your life and your career, whether in a workplace or outside of it, is an undeniably huge factor for all of us.The problem is not many of us take into account.We will each value different aspects of what a career can offer - whether that's security, creative freedom, independence, micro-management etc.Ben Graham, Sanctus Head Coach, fairly quickly came to the realisation that secure and fixed workplaces was not the right fit for him and soon found him pursuing a freelance life in the world of coaching and psychotherapy. Vic Lloyd, Sanctus Head of Operations, was in several different workplaces that offered different pieces of knowledge at each, before taking the cheeky punt to throw herself into the trenches at a little known, newly founded startup - Sanctus.Join George as he quizzes the pair on how they found out what was the right career for them and what they needed to do it to find the job that was good for their mental health.Get in contact with us at -> hello@sanctus.io

Vic Lloyd is truly the big homie. The Fat Tiger Workshop owner and Operations Manager has been at the center of Chicago's creative community for over a decade. He was the Creative Director and GM of LDRS, the iconic streetwear company and store, and has designed apparel for Nike, Adidas, Reebok, and New Era. He's one of the city's sought-after DJs, and has spun at festivals across the country. His brand Big Homie Sensei is available at FTW and online. Recorded live 8/23/18 at WHPK 88.5FM in Chicago Music from this week's show: D'Evils - Jay Z Window Seat - Erykah Badu x Rick Ross

Live from The Stu 459 N. Milwaukee its The StayLo Podcast w/ special guest Vic Lloyd. Vic came and talked with Bria, Els, and Shawn Grant about this past weekends DussePalooza, Fat Tiger Workshop, NorthCoast Music Fest, weight loss and self care (salud) amongst plenty of other things. Thank you to our partners at MildSauce Radio and The good people of The Stu for holding us down as usual. Enjoy. StayLo.

Chicago hip-hop's "Big Homie," Vic Lloyd has been a rapper, DJ, mentor, streetwear designer(see his Big Homie Sensei line), and one of the city's most important cultural figures. He's worked with anyone who's anyone in Chicago hip-hop at one time or another. Vic is a DJ with a fingerprint-unique identity, a sound driven by Chicago's taste for classic soul reimagined for a contemporary context. This episode was recorded December 17, 2017 at David's place in Chicago, IL.

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When we think of professional athletes we might think of success, drive, ambition, determination and victory. We all know perseverance is a fundamental requirement to be a professional athlete and to compete at the highest level of any sport, yet do many of us know what it really takes? Do we know what it's really like? Tom Ford was a professional squash player, ranking as high as 60 in the world. He'd dedicated his life to squash from as early as 9 years old. He reached the peak of his game and decided to stop, why? His mental and physical health were fatigued from a going all in on squash. Tom shares his story very openly and gives us all an insight into the world of a professional sportsman. In this episode, we also welcome Vic Lloyd & Ben Graham from Sanctus who join us to discuss Tom's story and draw out any themes and insights that we believe are worth sharing. Enjoy!

Dynasty Podcasts Dynasty Panelcasts 008 - Merch Masters on Apparel's Impact on Music & Promotion http://dynastypodcasts.com https://soundcloud.com/dynastypodcasts In a live panel recorded during the City of Chicago's Lake FX conference, Vic Lloyd of Fat Tiger Workshop and Eric Montanez of Haight Brand speak on the intersection of music and fashion in Chicago's creative communities. The entrepreneurs speak on how they got their start in the music and fashion spaces, how they each approach their craft as independent creators, the challenges of scaling and funding, and the impact of Chance The Rapper in Chicago's music and fashion communities. Recorded April 22nd, 2017. Hosted by Jaime Black Produced by Dynasty Podcasts Logo Design by Danyelle Sage | http://danyellesage.com Web Design by Marcus Carter Voice Imaging by Alice Hayes