Podcast appearances and mentions of Will Green

We check in with Will Green with the Louisiana Association of Business and Industry about how the legislative session has been going and what he wants to see happen to help our economy.

* The latest on the prison escape with WWL Louisiana investigative reporter Mike Perlstein * Checking in with Will Green with the Louisiana Association of Business and Industry about how the legislative session has been going and what he wants to see happen to help our economy.

What if everything you know about “value-driven copy” is wrong?In this episode, I talk to Will Green, Founder of Copy Road, about what actually makes copy convert. We dive into the difference between trust and tricks, and why the best copy doesn't need a sales funnel—it needs a promise, proof, and process.

* Checking in with Will Green from the Louisiana Association of Business and Industry about how companies feel about the tax climate in the state and about what he's watching in the upcoming session. * New Orleans area restaurants could finally start getting Michelin stars...we'll explain just how big this is for the already top notch food scene...and for getting people to come visit

We check in with Will Green from the Louisiana Association of Business and Industry about how companies feel about the tax climate in the state and about what he's watching in the upcoming session.

Tommy checks in with Will Green, President and CEO of LABI (Louisiana Association of Business and Industry)

In this episode we interview Will Green, founder of Mentoring Positives, a non-profit fostering relationships, positivity, and life skills in youth through mentoring, athletics, and social entrepreneurship. Their salsas have been a hit on area grocery store shelves for over a decade, and their line of frozen pizzas are a new project that started out of FEED Kitchens developing culinary and entrepreneurial opportunities for youth. We talk about how the scope of the mentoring program has grown over time, the impact it has had in the community, and their new dine-in restaurant location. 

Former England rugby captain Dylan Hartley tells Gabby and Mark that the sport still has its head in the sand about long-term brain injuries, after he was diagnosed with a traumatic brain injury. Hartley reveals he had to fund his own post-retirement healthcare for his brain health and hip replacement.As the firm leading rugby's concussion lawsuit is being investigated after claims from ex-England player Will Green, we ask if the case could threaten how rugby deals with brain injuries. Ex-NFL player Jason Bell tells us what makes the NFL a world leader in brain injury aftercare and what lessons rugby can take from across the pond. And Mark shares a story about pimping out horses... 05:29 - Dylan Hartley 26:04 - Jason Bell 40:11 - Pimping out horses Jason Bell has partnered with Samsung, the official TV partner of NFL UK, to create the American Football Jargon Buster to help fans from fumbling the rules.Executive Producer: Adonis PratsidesProducer: Sophie PenneyVideo Producer: Sam Trudgill Social Media Editor: Calum ScotlandTom Hughes is Editor for The News Agents podcast networkVicky Etchells is the Commissioning Editor for GlobalYou can listen to this episode on Alexa - just say "Alexa, ask Global Player to play The Sports Agents".And, the Sports Agents now have merch!

The British lawyer leading a multi-million dollar concussion lawsuit against rugby's governing bodies has been accused of pressuring a player to lie about his dementia diagnosis. More than 200 former professional players, including ex-All Black Carl Hayman, are suing World Rugby, the Rugby Football Union and the Welsh Rugby Union as part of a class action. But the tactics of the firm leading the action has been questioned in fresh lawsuit involving former English international Will Green. Dana Johannsen spoke to Lisa Owen.

Brian Trascher and Will Green join Tommy to talk about the United Cajun Navy reaching out helping storm victims. Then we talk with LABI and get their thoughts on tax reform in Louisiana.

Will Green joins Tommy to talk about the tax reform in Louisiana and how it will affect the business industry.

Major supermarkets are using cheaper, imported peas for their own disguised home brands...and Australian pea farmers aren't happy.

In this week's special edition of In That Number, Ray & Kevin are joined by a fully loaded panel to end the season on another high with a quiz. Kevin and Tim team up to face off against the Super Subs of Tom Pickett and Will Green. Beforehand, the guys all have the little matter of the end of season awards to hand out. The annual SHITNA's is back once again. Find out who scooped up the prestigious awards. There's also more to discuss in the news segment as we say goodbye to fan-favourite Stuart Armstrong, and all the other released players including the four from the women's side and Rosie Parnell's retirement. Plus, the latest from the transfer rumour mill. If you would like to show your support for the show then visit buymeacoffee.com/inthatnumber

Tommy talks to Will Green, President and CEO of LABI (Louisiana Association of Business and Industry)

Welcome to this edited version of our live discussion of The Theatrical Legacy of Thomas Middleton It was an online event celebrating the publication of The Theatrical Legacy of Thomas Middleton, 1624-2024 Featuring Drs Will Green, Anna L. Hegland, Sam Jermy; with host Robert Crighton. You can purchase the book online at... https://www.routledge.com/The-Theatrical-Legacy-of-Thomas-Middleton-1624-2024/Green-Hegland-Jermy/p/book/9781032556093 You can also sign up for Early Bird Tickets for our Live Recording of A Game at Chess on the 11th of August at the White Bear - tickets will go to our early sign ups and patrons first. If you can't make it to our live show, then there will be online readings of the play from the 5th August, mirroring the original performance dates of A Game at Chess 400 years ago. Sign up to read along with us! For more info on all our events this year, go to our Game at Chess webpage. The Theatrical Legacy of Thomas Middleton, 1624-2024 marks the 400th anniversary of Middleton's final and most contentious work for the public theatres, A Game at Chess (1624), presenting readers with a celebration of the impact and lasting salience of Middleton's body of dramatic works from 1624 up to the present day. This live event brings the editors of this collection together to discuss Middleton, and the book they have produced. The Theatrical Legacy of Thomas Middleton, 1624-2024 marks the 400th anniversary of Middleton's final and most contentious work for the public theatres, A Game at Chess (1624), presenting readers with a celebration of the impact and lasting salience of Middleton's body of dramatic works from 1624 up to the present day. The collection is divided into three sections: ‘Critical and Textual Reception', ‘Afterlives and Legacies', and ‘Practice and Performance'. This division reflects the book's holistic approach to Middleton's dramatic canon, and its emphasis on the continuing significance of Middleton's writing to the study of early modern English drama. The book offers an assessment of the place of Middleton's drama in culture, criticism, and education today, through a variety of critical approaches. Featuring work from a range of voices (from early career, independent, and seasoned academics and practitioners), this collection will be of interest to specialists in early modern literature and drama who are interested in both theory and practice, and students or scholars researching Middleton's historical significance to the study of early theatre. Dr. Will Green is a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Nottingham, and an associate tutor in Medieval and Renaissance Literature at the University of Warwick. He received his PhD from the University of Birmingham's Shakespeare Institute in 2021, and his work has appeared in journals including Exchanges, Theatre Notebook, and Critical Survey. Dr Anna L. Hegland is an advisor in The Aspire Center and adjunct professor at Carthage College in Kenosha, Wisconsin. She earned a PhD in Medieval and Early Modern Studies from the University of Kent in 2022. Her research examines the intertwining of rhetoric and action in early modern English theatre during moments of staged violence, combining textual and practice-based methods to think about enactment and embodiment then and now. Her work is published in the British Shakespeare Association's Teaching Shakespeare magazine, Shakespeare Bulletin, and Symbolism, and a chapter on Middleton appears in the recent edited collection Boundaries of Violence (Routledge, 2023). Dr. Sam Jermy is an independent researcher whose research explores the ways that masculinities are imagined, staged, articulated, and problematised across Thomas Middleton's body of work. They have published reviews in Shakespeare Bulletin and Urban History, and appeared as a guest on several podcasts including That Shakespeare Life and The International Anthony Burgess Foundation Podcast. The Beyond Shakespeare Podcast is supported by its patrons – become a patron and you get to choose the plays we work on next. Go to www.patreon.com/beyondshakespeare - or if you'd like to buy us a coffee at ko-fi https://ko-fi.com/beyondshakespeare - or if you want to give us some feedback, email us at admin@beyondshakespeare.org, follow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @BeyondShakes or go to our website: https://beyondshakespeare.org You can also subscribe to our YouTube channel where (most of) our exploring sessions live - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLa4pXxGZFwTX4QSaB5XNdQ The Beyond Shakespeare Podcast is hosted and produced by Robert Crighton.

With no games to go through, the lads took the opportunity to bring on Saints legend James Beattie for a very special episode. Ray is joined by returning guest Will Green to quiz the main man on his stay at Southampton. From growing up in Blackburn and working his way up to the first team, signing for Saints to where his career went eventually into management and coaching. James gives his thoughts on his managers, his idols, his biggest coaching role models, his best and memorial goals, derby day success and what things were like in the England camp. Plus more stories and laughs from his fantastic career. James Beattie: Twitter/X: @1jamesbeattie Instagram: jamesbeattie1978

Tommy talks to Will Green, President and CEO of LABI (Louisiana Association of Business and Industry)

The race for Dane County Executive is heating up. Wes Sparkman has worked for the County for more than 25 years, and currently serves as Director of the Tamara Grigsby Office of Equity and Inclusion. He joins us today to talk about his first foray into elective politics, the campaign for County Executive, and how he hopes to translate his civil service career into an elected role. Plus, Muriel's Plate is a weekly dinner to celebrate Black History Month, catered by Black chefs at Muriel's Place on Madison's east side. Our Dave Dahmer sat down with Will Green, founder of Mentoring Positives, to get all the details. Finally, we speculate on what Grammys our team could win (and stare at each other in stunned silence at one man's terrible pun). Today's episode is brought to you by Steinhafels and the OuttaDeeBox Podcast.

The race for Dane County Executive is heating up. Wes Sparkman has worked for the County for more than 25 years, and currently serves as Director of the Tamara Grigsby Office of Equity and Inclusion. He joins us today to talk about his first foray into elective politics, the campaign for County Executive, and how he hopes to translate his civil service career into an elected role. Plus, Muriel's Plate is a weekly dinner to celebrate Black History Month, catered by Black chefs at Muriel's Place on Madison's east side. Our Dave Dahmer sat down with Will Green, founder of Mentoring Positives, to get all the details. Finally, we speculate on what Grammys our team could win (and stare at each other in stunned silence at one man's terrible pun). Today's episode is brought to you by Steinhafels and the OuttaDeeBox Podcast.

With no Kevin or Tim, Ray is once again joined by super sub Will Green to help analyse Sunday afternoon's FA Cup Fourth Round trip to Vicarage Road where a stubborn Watford were in wait. The two also discuss the latest happenings in the transfer market as the window prepares to slam shut until the summer. They say goodbye and good luck to Kamari Doyle as he prepares for a new chapter with Brighton, and they chew over the talkSPORT comments made by Martin Semmens from the past week. In Tim's absence, Ray gives his preview for the upcoming test against Rotherham United.

With Tim on his holiday's, Ray and Kevin are joined by super sub Will Green. A former St. Mary's steward who chats about his time and some of the players he got to know. The moving of the away fans at St. Mary's is the key agenda on the ITN News this week. Will it work? Is it a good thing? The three also discuss Saturday's record-breaking 21 game unbeaten run as they closed out Swansea 3-1 at Swansea.com Stadium and they prepare for next week's trip to Watford in the FA Cup. 

Welcome to Meatball Salad, the meaty pop culture podcast that keeps it light. What do Ke$ha, Jerry Seinfeld, Kevin McCallister, Shaggy, Selina Meyer, Frank Egglehofer, and Electric Six have in common? They're all responsible for words that have gotten wedged in our brains over the years. We brought in Will Green, a real live comedian and fine Michigander, to talk about the catchy, wordy brainworms that never seem to die. Ways to support Meatball Salad/CRUEL2REWIND: Leave us a review wherever you listen to podcasts Tell us fun things at 929-456-0304 or send us an email Find us on Instagram, Threads, X, and…Tumblr?? @Cruel2Rewind Ways to support Will: Check out his podcast, We Lost a Good One Find him on all the socials @WeLostAGoodOne *This episode originally published in October of 2022*

Will Green has been on a mission to raise money for a Kenyan orphanage by selling the work of African artists to Henrico buyers. This holiday season he's offering “Sno Daddy” greeting cards sold in a set of 10, featuring five unique designs like a Black Santa Claus and an African family celebrating the holidays. “It's kind of hard to find Black-oriented greeting cards,” said Green, who is African American, “so we decided to just come up with our own.” This is a relatively new business for Green, one that brings him to craft shows year-round. His goal is always...Article LinkSupport the show

Sydney Swans draftee Will Green joins Gerard and Kane on sportsday for a chat about whats ahead for him in Sydney Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Gerard Healy and Kane Cornes helm Sportsday bringing you all the latest news and stories of interest from around the sporting globe. Tonight they are joined by SEN WA's Mark Duffield, Adelaide recruiting manager Hamish Ogilvie, Freemantle draftee Ollie Murphy, Swans draftee Will Green and Geelong AFLW star Nina Morrison Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this special bonus episode Anna catches up Paleo Ridge at the London Vet Show, talking about why the company is supporting the Raw Feeding Vet Society RFVS at the event. In response to the demand from customers to learn more about feeding a whole food species appropriate diet, the RFVS were inundated with interest fromVets at the show. Grabbing a few minutes with Paleo Ridge's Will Green and Esther Logue, we chatted about a shift in perceptions. As dog owners opt for healthier eating themselves, it's inevitable that pet parents are transferring their learning to their pets.Understanding the impact diet: ingredients that support and fuel at a cellular level, feeding a raw balanced complete diet to your dog is beneficial to their health. Over the years Anna has received a lot of antagonism from Vets on  feeding an unprocessed, natural whole food diet, which she found very disappointing. As a canine nutritionist, Anna agrees with Paleo Ridge's philosophy that by pre-empting health issues, is a way to keep dogs and their owners happy.  Feeding ingredients that are bioavailable and nutrient dense - ‘Letting food be thy medicine (as Hippocrates said in 600BC), can transform health. Offering an exclusive Vet Club for practices, Paleo Ridge aims to educate!!  Offering free advice, special packages and in-practice freezer options for vet practices. We touch on the myths around Raw Food Feeding, and why the RFVS want to help de-mystify such preconceptions and help Vets fulfill the demand from their customers. Being open to change and learning about nutrition is the key not just for dogs, but for humans too.Raw Feeding Vet Society RFVSCheck out the Petli APP  here and follow them on InstagramIf you want to move your dog to a raw diet or even switch brands we wholly recommend Paleo RidgeFor more about Anna go to annawebb.co.ukMusic and production by Mike Hanson for Pod People ProductionsCover art by JaijoCover photo by Rhian Ap Gruffydd at Gruff PawtraitsFor advertising and sponsorship opportunities contact info@theloniouspunkproductions.com

Tommy talks with Will Green, President and CEO of LABI (Louisiana Association of Business and Industry)

In today's dynamic business landscape, where companies constantly compete for customers' attention, effective business copywriting is your best chance to rise above the noise. Our guest, Will Green, of Copy Road, shares three key copywriting principles that can significantly improve your brand's impact, help build persuasive messaging, and establish meaningful connections, ultimately driving business growth and lasting success.About Will Green:Will Green is the master of copywriting. He's the Founder of Copy Road, where he's teaching others to turn content into cash flow for their businesses. Will is one of the few copywriters to earn 7-figures in royalties, making him the best person to talk to about copywriting for businesses.Will used to work in a Charleston-based independent publishing house, Joggling Board Press, where he was in charge of marketing and platform development. He became a junior copywriter at Stansberry and further honed his copywriting skills at Money Map Press. Now, he's helping clients with their copy while also sharing his valuable knowledge through his course “The Hunger Games,” where 100% of profits from buying go towards feeding hungry people.Episode highlights: Copywriting principles, though effective, can lose their impact when being overused, making them predictable to the audience. Mastering these basics empowers you to refresh your messaging while maintaining relevance with your audience. (06:17)  In business copywriting, less is more. Concise, resonating copy is undeniably effective, memorable, powerful, and persuasive. This minimalistic approach is a crucial principle as it makes your message clear and easy to understand, and ultimately - more memorable.  (07:25) The secret to writing a winning copy is simple - make a big promise to your audience and make sure you deliver on it. The trick is understanding their problem, offering them a practical solution, and convincingly showing that you can and will fulfill that promise. But making the promise is only half the battle; the ability to deliver on that promise is what ultimately distinguishes successful businesses. (08:24)  Building genuine customer relationships is a vital aspect of business copywriting that often gets overlooked. Copywriting is not just about crafting persuasive words; it's about creating a narrative filled with honesty and transparency. This sets the stage for a consistent relationship, trust, and loyalty, ultimately impacting the overall customer experience and business growth. (13:09) While artificial intelligence has many strengths, achieving consistency at scale with it is still a challenge. For instance, AI isn't up to par yet when it comes to preserving cohesion across different types of content. But paired with human understanding of communication, it can achieve tremendous results. That's why there's no reason to fear AI. Instead, embrace it as a powerful business tool for maximizing human potential and accelerating business progress. (26:25)  Will's best advice for entrepreneurs:“What works in copywriting is you make an offer that people want, and you make it clear, and then you prove that you can deliver it because if you promise me something I want and you prove to me that you can deliver it, and I can afford your price, I'm going to buy.” (07:25)Connect with Will:  Twitter LinkedIn Resources Mentioned: Hunger Games course Copy Road Follow Beyond 8 Figures: Linkedin Twitter Website

After a few rough visits to the Los Angeles Airport the guys try to figure out why it's so bad and what can be done. R.I.P. Burt Young, Brandon shares one of his favorite LA moments. Mike Davane and Will Green are “Valley Characters”. Chilis as an eating establishment and why it's so much cheaper to go out to eat now. We also talk sexual fantasies, is chicken soup a white thing, and lotto winners in SoCal.

EPISODE FOUR! Another episode from Five At The Door and this time, I spoke with Will Green from Full Blown Meltdown about his huge release Mollify and what it took over the last 3 years to make it. Also: hating large record labels, One Piece, Hardcore Bands, why lore is important in bands, and Quinn from Twitter. Did Will join the meeting early and see him with no pants? Maybe! Are we forever buds now?! YES ------------------------- Here are the show notes that I made using the AI from EDDY by Headliner. Kristy and Will have a lively discussion about the creative process behind Will's new album Molify. Will reveals how he took inspiration from past bands to make the album flow together seamlessly. He also shares funny stories about how he met Kristy over Zoom and moving to Omaha recently. Listeners will love hearing these talented musicians give an inside look into their artistic visions. Chapters:  (00:25) Will and Kristy instantly bonded during a Zoom meeting last week (01:51) In Uruboros has lots of callbacks from previous albums (06:39) You started writing Lonely Fox three years ago (09:17) What drew you to Pup and what are you taking from them (14:51) You're a huge proponent of the DIY community (19:52) Kristy is a huge anime fan. How far are you in? Only three episodes in (22:30) Uh, so you have a musical background. What was the first thing you started on (24:16) Your new album is kind of all over the place in terms of instruments (29:18) I've never been on a record label so I don't understand it (34:08) Okay, so I've got two more questions. One, what, uh, are you listening to right now

This week's episode features Will Green, incoming president and CEO of the Louisiana Association of Business and Industry. One of the most powerful lobbying organizations in the state, LABI represents more than 2,000 Louisiana businesses. Green comes to the post after filling the top job at the Louisiana Automobile Dealers Association.

I worked with today's guest, Will Green, for many years at what was the most prestigious financial publishing company in the world.   He's one of the very few copywriters to earn 7-figures in royalties.   He's also very smart, funny and... no, I don't have a crush on him.   Today Will and I will discuss exactly what it takes to make a million dollars as a copywriter.   And we talk about how thinking like a copywriter can make your life better and more successful in multiple ways.   Plus we talk Marketing, Freelancing, and Entrepreneurship ---   How free are you, really? Grab my Levels of Liberty Tactical Checklist to find out: https://www.henrybingaman.com/liberty/   ---   Join Will's Email List:   https://copyroad.com     Follow Will on Twitter:   https://twitter.com/thecopyroad

new mixtape! this one is with Will Green, of the band/project Full Blown Meltdown! here's a link to Will's songs on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5rJrE1zK51LwsiZth7PLlb here's a link to Will's (very fun) twitter page: https://twitter.com/FullBlownMltdwn songs in this episode: "party with villains" by full blown meltdown "december" by collective soul "smells like teen spirit" by nirvana "stick up" by heart attack man "hot dog" by super american & kaley doyle "wrecking ball" by gillian welch "i feel so" by box car racer "where the streets have no name (songs of surrender)" by U2 "wrecking ball" by bright eyes "king park" by la dispute "art is hard" by cursive "transatlanticism" by death cab for cutie

We visited Irmo Middle School recently to see their pollinator garden. Originally started by science teacher Will Green to help migrating monarch's use their only larval food source, milkweed, on their trip back to Mexico for the winter, this garden evolved into a teaching facility.

Reese and Pam discuss Game 2 of the Warriors vs Kings Playoff series and the altercation involving Kings' star Domantas Sabonis and Draymond Green. With 7 minutes remaining in the 4th quarter, Domantas Sabonis grabbed hold of Draymond Greens' foot resulting in Green stomping on the chest of Sabonis. Green was ejected from the game with a flagrant 2 penalty and Sabonis received a technical foul. Will the league take further action? Will Green be suspended, or fined? In the Steph Curry era, the dubs have never been down 0-2 in a series. The last time the Warriors franchise was down 0-2 in a series was 2007, two years before Curry came into the league. Are the young, blossoming Kings too much for the aging Warriors? 

“We are in a space renaissance right now, but with that comes new challenges. This is especially true for spacesuits.” Will Green is a Ph.D. student at the University of North Dakota. He is collaborating on research with NASA that is centered on applying breakthrough technologies to push the boundaries of what is possible with spacesuits. Will has taken part in analog missions at UND's Inflatable Lunar/Martian Analog Habitat as a mission commander and an EVA ground control officer. Will's previous research experience includes Lunar and Martian dust mitigation strategies, robotic testing of spacesuit joints, high-performance textile research for spacesuits and military applications, and inventing an exoskeleton for the Army Research Laboratory. You know, Casual space suit stuff to chat about on Casual Space.

Our last pod before game week arrives! With news of Wiley Green being named the starter at quarterback for the third time in four season openers breaking right before recording, it's time for Matt and Carter to break down the Rice offense for 2022 in this week's Roost Podcast. Will Green take the Owls to new heights, aided by a bevy of playmakers at WR and a veteran OL? Will the running game provide efficiency and explosiveness (or at least one)? Will a lack of depth at TE be a fatal flaw or a minor issue? Plus, more What's More Likely. Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe!

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Tucked under street level in the shadow of the South Carolina State Capitol in Columbia, SC, is The Whig, one of the best bars (in my opinion) in the South. There are good cocktails, string lights, taxidermy decor, gouda mac and cheese and burgers if you get hungry, and if you happen in on the right night, co-owner Will Green will be behind the bar, mixing cocktails and keeping the vibe chill with a calm, assuring demeanor. Will was a MFA student at the University of South Carolina when he pulled his first shift at The Whig, and years later he's moved into a leadership position as one of its owners, as well as also co-owning WeCo Bottle and Biergarten in neighboring West Columbia. He aims to elevate the dive bar personality of The Whig without making it lose its charm, and it's a tightrope he deftly traverses, while managing to keep a sense of humor about it all.

There's a storybook quality to the idea of children being raised by wolves or living wild in the jungle with animals, but the reality of when children go feral is actually pretty grim. This week on Eavesdroppin', Michelle talks about the case of Oxana Malaya and an experiment gone wrong with a human baby and a chimp, while Geordie talks about the Bush Boys of Wilmington, but not before a brief chat about hacktivism, robot birds, the Lemonheads and the melting ice caps…   Imagine being forced to fend for yourself during a bleak Urkranian winter at just three years of age… That's what happened to Oxana Malaya, who survived by living with dogs. How did Oxana end up being raised by dogs? Why is she called Dog Girl? Did she really become one of the pack? Was she ever rescued or is she still basically a dog? Listen in to find out! Michelle also discusses the astonishing 1930s experiment of Donald and Gua, where animal behavioural scientists Winthrop Kellogg and his wife Luella took a human child and a baby chimp and raised them together to see whether or not the chimp could become human-like … Listen now to discover how this case played out…     Geordie then discusses the Bush Boys of Vernon… Who are Tom and Will Green? Why did they make international news? Why is Geordie talking a lot about fruit? And what do brothers Kyle and Roen Horn have to do with anything? Why are we talking about orthorexia? Can the kindness of strangers backfire? And how wild were these wild boys? Listen in to find out!   We hope you enjoy this week's episode – and wherever you are, whatever you do, just keep Eavesdroppin'!   *Disclaimer: We don't claim to have any factual info about anything ever, soooooorrrrrryyyyyyyy   Get in touch with your stories and listen, like, subscribe, share etc…  Or email us at hello@eavesdroppinpodcast.com      Listen here: www.eavesdroppinpodcast.com Or here: https://podfollow.com/1539144364   WE ARE NOW ON PATREON :) Want to show your favourite podcast some love by throwing a coin into the tipjar? You can support Eavesdroppin' over on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/eavesdroppin   EAVESDROPPIN' ON SPOTIFY : https://open.spotify.com/show/3BKt2Oy4zfPCxI7LDOQLN4 APPLE PODCASTS : https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/eavesdroppin/id1539144364 GOOGLE PODCASTS : https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkLnBvZGJlYW4uY29tL2VhdmVzZHJvcHBpbi9mZWVkLnhtbA?hl=en YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqcuzv-EXizUo4emmt9Pgfw Our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/eavesdroppinpodcast Or wherever you normally listen…     Catch our round-up of February's episodes in the Eavesdroppin' February Monthlies: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jhsmPkMrNA   #feralchildren #bushboys #hoax #feral #feralkids #oxanamalaya #raisedbywolves #doggirl #raisedbydogs #gua #psychologicalexperiments #donaldandgua #bushboys #roenhorn #kylehorn #wildboys #vernon #orthorexia #canada #podcast #comedy  #comedypodcast #truestories #psychological #truelife #storytellingpodcast #eavesdroppin #eavesdroppinpodcast #ukpodcast #funny #podcastersofinstagram #podcasters #podcastlife #funnypodcast #2birdsyakkin 

As we bring our COP26 series to a close, Will Green speaks to Environment president Lindsay de Sausmarez, economist Dr Andy Sloan, and IoD member Sally Rochester to reflect on the impact of the conference and explore how Guernsey's response to the climate crisis will take shape in the next few years.Supported by the International Sustainability Institute Channel Islands. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With the built environment a key issue at COP26 in Glasgow, Will Green speaks to Alex Titheridge — from commercial property specialists D2 — about one of the biggest causes of climate change and how Guernsey can improve the green credentials of the places in which we live and work.Supported by the International Sustainability Institute Channel Islands. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With transport high on the agenda at the UN climate conference in Glasgow, Will Green speaks to aircraft engineer Mark Harrisson from GreenAir, about a project he hopes can eliminate carbon emissions from inter-island air travel within a decade — all thanks to hydrogen and the tried-and-trusted Islander. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode Will Green discusses a new tool influencers can use to quickly and easily generate more search traffic.  Will shares his insights as a beta tester for this tool and goes through his process for making getting the most out of it.  READ MORE HERE

This week Will Green steps in to deliver a message about how God changed his life.

Carl hangs out virtually with veteran Lansing comedian, Will Green! Will started comedy in Maine about 11 years ago and is now a Lansing staple. Will also has a really unique podcast called "We Lost A Good One". Instagram : @carljohnsonisfunnyWill GreenInstagram : @willgreenmakesjokesMusicJesse PassageInstagram : @thebignapArtRachel HarperInstagram : @rachelrockstar

Will Green is a local metal fabricator who is moving from standard commercial and residential welding and fabrication work to building survival shelters. I want one SO bad. Enjoy :) https://smallstuffmerch.com https://instagram.com/smallstuffpodcast https://instagram.com/kyleroebuckphoto

Dave and Moj talk to Will Green.  Dave knows will from the comedy scene.  Will is a comedian and also hosts a podcast along with many other things like a food truck called Bangos!It's a good listen about supporting local and having blast doing so.Moj and Dave discuss their moments away from each other LOL!

On today's episode, The Athletic's C.J. Holmes joins as we examine three University of Arizona angles with Phoenix Suns ties. First up, how much has Deandre Ayton grown from his college career to now? Is the next step of Ayton's development expanding his range?Then, we dive into two Arizona prospects who could be intriguing fits for Phoenix: Nico Mannion and Josh Green. Is Ricky Rubio the ideal mentor Mannion? Will Green be able to become an immediate 3 & D contributor on the next level?C.J. helps explain why both might be getting too overlooked in the pre-draft process right now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices