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Dill Dinkers founders Denise and Will Richards share how a simple pandemic pastime ignited one of America's fastest-growing indoor pickleball franchises—while building powerful communities across the country. Listen now https://www.lifelessonsfrompickleballpodcast.comDillDinkers.com#LifeLessonsFromPickleball #PickleballRevolution #PickleballCommunity #Pickleball #LifeLessons #pickleballislife #pickleballlife #picklbeballsaveslives #pickleballpodcast #pickleballaddict #pickleballers #pickleballnation #pickleballlove #pickleballcommunity #pickleballfun #pickleballplayer #pickleballcourt #dinklife #pickleballjourney #letsplaypickleball #pickleballpassion #pickleballfun #pickleballfamily #inspiration #community #pickleballfranchiseMusic gifted to us by Ian Pedersen: @ianpedersen Contact us: Lifelessonsfrompickleball@gmail.comSocial Media Links:https://www.lifelessonsfrompickleballpodcast.comhttps://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61557275391316https://www.instagram.com/lifelessonsfrompickleball/https://www.youtube.com/@LifeLessonsFromPickleballPodThanks for listening and you can also watch us on Youtube.

SummaryIn this week's episode of The Startup Retro, host Will Richards and guest host Cheryl Mack from Aussie Angels and The First Cheque podcast break down the latest in Australia's startup and venture capital ecosystem. They cover Square Peg's ambitious new funds, the 2023 financial results of Linktree, and a groundbreaking partnership that will see hypersonic rocket launches from South Australian spaceports in 2025. The duo also discuss SafetyCulture's latest $75M raise, Algenie's mission to replace plastics with algae, and interview Emma Grife from Startmate about their latest cohort. The episode wraps up with a useful resource for B2B startups navigating their sales funnels.Time Stamps00:00 Introduction and Welcome05:00 Square Peg's New Funds09:00 Linktree's 2023 Financials12:30 Hypersonic rocket launches in South Australia15:00 SafetyCulture's Latest Raise18:30 Algenie's plastic replacements using Algae25:00 Interview with Emma Grife from Startmate30:00 Knowledge as a Service (KaaS) RecommendationsLinksTo get all the links to the stories we mentioned in this episode, you can read this week's https://newsletter.overnightsuccess.vc/p/aussie-startup-vc-summary-14th-septemberHeadlinesSquare Peg's New FundsSquare Peg is raising $840M for its sixth fund, focusing on seed and Series A investments, with a minority stake strategy. They are also raising $210M for their Opportunities Fund 3, highlighting strong returns from Canva and challenges in recent vintages.Linktree's 2023 FinancialsLinktree revealed a $61.6M loss for 2023, spending $2 for every $1 earned. Despite generating $42.8M in revenue, the startup cut its workforce by nearly half. The founders took $21M off the table in secondary sales.South Australian Hypersonic Rocket LaunchesHypersonix Launch Systems will partner with Southern Launch to enable Mach 7 hypersonic rocket launches from South Australian spaceports by 2025, dependent on environmental assessments.Startup RaisesSafetyCultureRaised $75M in fresh capital with an additional $90M in secondaries at a $2.5B valuation. SafetyCulture plans to enhance its workplace solutions with AI-powered tools and IoT functionalities.AlgenieSecured $1.1M in pre-seed funding to scale algae production as a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels and plastics. Algenie's innovative photobioreactor system can produce 100 tonnes of algae annually, offering a scalable solution for carbon sequestration and renewable materials.InterviewEmma Grife from StartmateWill speaks with Emma Grife from Startmate, discussing the latest cohort and how the accelerator is helping early-stage startups in Australia.KaaS - Knowledge as a ServiceWill's Pick

SummaryIn this week's episode of The Startup Retro, host Will Richards and standing in for Gemma Clancy this week, Cheryl Mack, dive into Uber's new partnership with Turo after shutting down its Car Next Door acquisition. They also discuss Premier Capital Partners' new fund, AirTrunk's $23 billion sale, and Cheryl's experience at the Startup Daily Awards. The episode also features a deep dive into Safe Ag Systems, an agtech safety platform. Plus, catch the latest startup raises and Will's pick for Knowledge as a Service (KaaS).Time Stamps00:00 Introduction and Welcome00:28 Uber pivots to Turo partnership05:15 Premier Capital Partners new fund10:22 AirTrunk's $23 billion sale13:45 Startup Daily Awards highlights20:15 Startup Raises: Safe Ag Systems28:10 KaaS RecommendationsLinksTo access the links to the stories mentioned in this episode, check out this week's Overnight Success newsletter. https://newsletter.overnightsuccess.vc/p/7th-september-2024HeadlinesAustralian Startup Financial Confidence Report 2024Airwallex ReportUber's Turo PartnershipUber has partnered with Turo to let users rent peer-to-peer vehicles through the Uber app starting in 2025.Premier Capital Partners FundPremier Capital Partners is launching a fund targeting mid-market tech companies with a size of $30-$50 million and a hard cap of $75 million. The fund will write cheques between $5-$20 million.AirTrunk SaleAirTrunk was sold to Blackstone and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board for $23 billion, marking one of Australia's largest acquisitions.AFR Article on AirTrunk SaleInterviewDavid BurtIn the interview, David Burt from UNSW Founders discusses the impact of Labor's proposed cap on international students and its potential effects on Australia's startup ecosystem, universities, and the broader economy.Startup RaisesSafe Ag SystemsFounders: Katy Landt and Caroline GrahamSafe Ag Systems, an agtech safety platform, raised $2.5 million to expand its reach to 10% of farm workers.KaaS - Knowledge as a ServiceWill's Pick

SummaryIn this week's episode of The Startup Retro, hosts Gemma Clancy and Will Richards explore three exciting new funds and initiatives in the Australian startup ecosystem, including the launch of the $66 million 66ten fund by the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute, and Main Sequence's new Atmosphere program. They also cover the latest venture from SEEK co-founder Paul Bassett, Amplify, and discuss AustralianSuper's significant $1.1 billion write-off in their Pluralsight investment. The hosts highlight standout startups, including WhyHive, a data analysis tool, and Cropify, an AI-powered grain grading AgTech company. The episode also features an interview with Gav Parry on the launch of the Centre for Arts, Sports and Technology (CAST), and concludes with KaaS recommendations on essential startup content and a special announcement about a new co-host joining next week.Time Stamps00:00 Introduction and Welcome00:28 New Fund Launches and Initiatives06:12 Paul Bassett's Amplify09:45 AustralianSuper's Pluralsight Write-off12:40 Weekly Startup Raises20:30 Interview with Gav Parry on CAST28:00 KaaS Recommendations30:45 Special Co-Host Announcement31:00 OutroHeadlinesThree New Funds and Initiatives66ten Fund: WEHI's $66M fund to back biomedical innovation.Seedlab Australia: Secures an additional $7M from Woolworths to support food, drink, and sustainable products.Main Sequence's Atmosphere: New program to transform cutting-edge research into venture-scale businesses.Paul Bassett Launches AmplifyAmplify aims to improve trust in democracy through events, online conversations, and sharing of evidence.AustralianSuper Write-OffAustralianSuper writes off $1.1B in their Pluralsight investment, which had acquired A Cloud Guru in 2021.Startup RaisesWhyHive: A $600K raise led by Skalata Ventures, making data analysis user-friendly.Cropify: A $2M seed round for AI-powered precision grain grading, led by Mandalay Venture Partners.KaaS - Knowledge as a ServiceGemma's Pick: Crucible Moments (Season 2) by Sequoia Capital, featuring founders of ServiceNow, YouTube, DoorDash, and more.Will's Pick: Blog on common VC scams - OpenVC.Special AnnouncementCheryl Mack from Aussie Angels & The First Cheque podcast will join as a co-host next week while Gemma enjoys a vacation in Italy.  Send feedback to the hostsGemma on LinkedInWill on LinkedInSponsorsThanks to our sponsors for helping to make this episode of The Startup Retro possible.RipplingAre you a founder overwhelmed by HR, payroll, onboarding, and IT tasks? Simplify with Rippling: an all-in-one platform for your global workforce.Get 3 Months Free TeamifiedBuild a top-notch team fast with Teamified. Teamified offers fractional CTOs, contractors, and remote team members from the Philippines, India, or Sri Lanka. Cut hiring times by 50%.Get started The Day One NetworkThe Startup Retro is part of Day One, the podcast network dedicated to founders, operators & investors.For broader updates on the Day One network, including news about other shows and network-wide updates, sign up for the Day One Newsletter. We are dedicated to creating content that helps Australian founders succeed. https://dayone.fm/newsletterSponsor the showWant to become a sponsor? Send us an email.Follow Day One on the socialsTwitterLinkedIn

HeadlinesCut Through Venture report: Teasing an interview with Chris later in the episode. The report reveals 99 deals in Q2 with $1.5B invested.AngelClass launches with an app allowing anyone with $10K or more to invest in startups without being classified as sophisticated investors. Elliot Spiegel from Inhouse Ventures takes advantage of Australia's 20/12 rule, enabling 20 investors in any 12-month period without needing a full prospectus.Climate Tech funding challenges: ClimateSalad claims about 100 out of 600 members need funding ASAP to survive the year, amounting to ~$100M. Despite a lot of pre-seed stage funding, there are barriers such as public perceptions, regulatory hurdles, and physical barriers related to the grid.Girls in Tech closes up shop in Australia and rebrands as Her Tech Circle, continuing to support and inspire women in tech despite funding challenges due to a decline in DEI funding in corporates.SummaryIn this episode of The Startup Retro, the hosts dive into the most significant headlines from last week. The discussion includes the new Cut Through Venture report on startup investments, the launch of AngelClass, insights into Climate Tech funding challenges, and the birth of Her Tech Circle from the ashes of Girls in Tech. Will and Gemma also highlight notable startup raises and share their picks of the week.Time Stamps00:03: Introduction by Will Richards and Gemma Clancy.00:26: Overview of today's episode topics: Cut Through Venture report, angel investing innovation, climate tech funding, and more.01:07: Discussion on the Cut Through Venture report revealing 99 deals with $1.5B invested in Q2.01:44: Insights on climate tech funding and the need for more support, based on Climate Salad's report.03:32: Analysis of climate tech funding challenges, including early-stage funding and regulatory barriers.04:51: Introduction of AngelClass, allowing non-sophisticated investors to invest in startups.10:09: Closure of Girls in Tech and the launch of Her Tech Circle, a rebranded initiative to support women in tech.11:21: Gemma's pick: Fugu, a climate tech startup developing solid direct air capture systems.16:25: Will's pick: Sircel, focusing on recycling obsolete solar panels and e-waste.20:57: Interview with Chris Gillings from Five V Capital and Cut Through Ventures discussing the CTV Q2 report and insights on the Australian startup ecosystem.36:58: Knowledge as a Service (KaaS) segment featuring Gemma's pick, the Calling Operator podcast, and Will's pick, Pop Culture by Edward Zitron.LinksTo get all the links to the stories we mentioned in this episode, you can read this week's Overnight Success newsletter: https://newsletter.overnightsuccess.vc/p/12-july-2024Top HeadlinesCut Through Venture report: The report reveals 99 deals in Q2 with $1.5B invested.AngelClass launches with an app allowing anyone with $10K or more to invest in startups without being classified as sophisticated investors. Elliot Spiegel from Inhouse Ventures takes advantage of Australia's 20/12 rule, enabling 20 investors in any 12-month period without needing a full prospectus.Climate Tech funding challenges: ClimateSalad claims about 100 out of 600 members need funding ASAP to survive the year, amounting to ~$100M. Despite a lot of pre-seed stage funding, there are barriers such as public perceptions, regulatory hurdles, and physical barriers related to the grid.Girls in Tech closes up shop in Australia and rebrands as Her Tech Circle, continuing to support and inspire women in tech despite funding challenges due to a decline in DEI funding in corporates.Startup RaisesWill's pick: SircelGem's pick: FuguInterviewChris Gillings - Five V Capital and Cut Through Venture (Interview by Will Richards)KaaS - Knowledge as a ServiceOur favourite startup-relevant read, listen or watch of the weekGemma's Pick: Calling Operator PodcastFocuses on operators in the startup ecosystem, highlighting their crucial role. Recently transitioned to Laura Nicol (https://www.linkedin.com/in/lauranicolpr/) as the new hostWill's Pick: Pop Culture by Edward ZitronA well-researched counterpoint to the economic value created by AI, questioning its real impact.Send feedback to the hostsGemma on LinkedInWill on LinkedInSponsorsThanks to our sponsors for helping to make this episode of The Startup Retro possible.RipplingAre you a founder overwhelmed by HR, payroll, onboarding, and IT tasks? Simplify with Rippling: an all-in-one platform for your global workforce.Get 3 Months Free Google for StartupsGoogle for Startups Cloud Program Get up to US$350,000 of Google Cloud and Firebase credits for two years for your startup plus technical, business and financial support through the Google for Startups Cloud Program. Apply nowGoogle for Startups AI First Accelerator The Google for Startups AI First Accelerator is a 10-week equity-free accelerator program for Seed and Series A stage Australian startups building AI&ML-driven platforms and products.Apply now TeamifiedBuild a top-notch team fast with Teamified. Teamified offers fractional CTOs, contractors, and remote team members from the Philippines, India, or Sri Lanka. 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Episode 75: Wil RichardsThis week we are joined by Will Richards, who won the Grand Champion prize at the Coast 2 Coast Tuna Comp for the largest fish in a boat over 6m, with his boat weighing in at 16.95kg gutted. Will and his team ‘Team Unreel' travelled a long way out to Sanders Bank in the rough weather on the Saturday for only a few small fish, before fishing closer to home on the Sunday and landing the winning fish quite closer to the boat ramp! Will is a Kingston local, with lots of experience fishing for big Kingfish in the area and even hooked a barrel when the fish came through that area a few years ago. Wills family runs the local Ampol Roadhouse turned tackle shop and have scales to weigh in big Mulloway from the Coorong as well as all your  bait, tackle and local fishing advice. We are heading down that way next weekend and hoping to get out with Will for a fish if the weather plays the game!As always we also discuss all the big news in SA fishing including:·      A wrap up from another hugely successful Coast 2 Coast Tuna Comp last weekend·      Talk of a buyout of pro Snapper licenses in the gulf·      Active Club Funding now available for fishing clubs.·      Some concerning stats around flake being sold in local fish and chip shops·      The Murray River Flood Declaration officially lifted Plus we have a  full wrap of our  day out fishing with Want To Fish Charters in the Coast 2 Coast, while we didn't win, we did catch 30+ good size Tuna and had a ripper day out with Tyson! We also have all your fishing reports including discussing how to target the local metro Tuna + our tackle item of the week is a daisy chain from Troll So Hard lures which did the damage on heaps of tuna in the comp!

It is a great pleasure to discuss the history of auction houses and how they have evolved with Will Richards, Deputy Chairman and a Director of Dreweatts.Join us as we go into detail on collection management and how the art world has evolved with technology and online auctions. Furthermore, we ask Will's advice on the right auction house for a potential client and the sorts of things they should be looking at or considering.Will Richards has over 20 years of experience in the auction business. Will has advised an international body of private clients and institutions, including the CLA and public galleries, on all aspects of managing collections, including CGT planning, IHT, insurance valuations, and inheritance and succession planning.Contact us to get in touch with experts like Will and others to help you with all aspects of your property requirements. You can also head over to our experts' directory at londonproperty.co.uk, and don't forget to subscribe to our newsletter so that you can be kept abreast of the fascinating conversations we have with experts like Will.At London Property, we use our experience, expertise, and deep-rooted relationships to connect super-prime property owners and tenants with hand-picked experts. We also aim to inform and entertain Londoners through content across multiple platforms.Interviewer - Farnaz Fazaipour  | Property Investment & OwnershipInstagramTwitterYouTubeLinkedInFacebookBuzzsprout

Make It Happen with Will Polston - Episode - 110 - From Bar Worker To Entertainer And Presenter By Being Himself with Will Richards Episode Notes Make It Happen with Will Polston - Episode - 110 - From Bar Worker To Entertainer And Presenter By Being Himself with Will Richards Make It Happen with Will Polston is a weekly podcast that consists of a combination of episodes with Mindset Strategist Will Polston and episodes with Will's guests from around the world providing you with insights on how you can transform your excuses into results to benefit yourself, your family, your friends, your community, society, humanity and the universe, what he calls - The Ripple Effect. Will Richards is an Actor, Presenter & Writer that has some great achievements within the entertainment industry, built with confidence, passion and his work ethic. Will has over 6 years of experience working with some of the largest brands in the field including the likes of Netflix, Footasylum, KFC, Word on the Curb, Cowshed Production and many more Including a presenting role on the largest scale YouTube reality show to date and his own breakfast radio show. In this episode, Will has Will as his guest and they talk about: - How he built a career from doing what he loves - How to stop procrastinating on your goals - The true meaning of success - The importance of being authentically you in your career - Simple positive habits to change your life You can find Will on all social media platforms at @willrichards. Join the free Make It Happen Community Facebook group by clicking here. Take the 5-Minute Quiz that Reveals What's Preventing You from Living a Purposeful, Inspired and Energised Life You Love by clicking here.

Hello, and welcome to My First Match. This is the podcast that asks football fans to wrack their brains for their earliest memories of the beautiful game. First up, we've got music journalist Will Richards – a die hard Pompey fan.

After a boozy week in Ibiza, Deeluded welcomes some fresh talent - Will Richards and Tom Minifie - to bring some zest back to this lifeless season. Follow us on Instagram (instagram.com/deeludedpodcast/) and Facebook (facebook.com/deeludedpodcast/)!

Recorded live from the DIY office, London, England, on the day our new mag came back from the printers, and it’s been quite the month! In this episode the DIY team talk through all the musical goings on in and out of the August '17 issue of our magazine. AS IF THAT WASN'T ENOUGH we have interviews with Kasabian at TRNSMT in Glasgow, only bloody Nate from Foo Fighters in Madrid, Lucy Rose gives us an exclusive audio diary from her latest tour of India and oh yeah, we've been pretty busy, busy thinking 'bout boys.... ba ding! This episode is hosted by Emma Swann (founding editor), Lisa Wright (staff writer), Will Richards and Sarah Jamieson (editor). Oh and we all saw Charlie Simpson in the pub afterwards. Surely that deserves an iTunes (Fight)star rating? Tweet us: @DIYMagazine #diymagazine #music #musicjournalism #office #newmusic #madcool #TRNSMT #festivals #foofighters #lucyrose #kasabian #DIY #magazines #august #charliesimpson #busted #charlixcx #boys #jackantonoffisapurebabe

In this episode we have a chat with Will Richards and Sam Barnes from Howls. As mentioned at the start of the episode, the brand new batteries I bought for our recording equipment a few minutes before the start of the episode lasted just 17 minutes, so the sound is all recorded using Voice Memos on my iPhone. It's not bad, but at times it does sound a little like 4 people talking into an iPhone. You can listen to and purchase Howls debut album from our bandcamp: https://truthseekermusic.bandcamp.com/album/the-headache

It’s the first half of a Reading & Leeds special with the DIY team, as Two Door Cinema Club, Spring King, Milk Teeth and The Japanese House spill about festivals past, new material, and - with Amber in particular - whether she’d live in a house made of jelly. Of course she would. Ft. the DIY voices of El Hunt, Tom Connick and WIll Richards, produced by Ally McCrae, hosted by the lovely Audioboom. #twodoor #readingfestival #leedsfestival #randl16 #OfficialRandL #festivals #music #gigs #DIY

Episode 2 sees us back at Latitude Festival, this time from DIY's two stages, newcomers WHITE take us onto the Alcove stage, while we hear from Frightened Rabbit's lead singer Scott Hutchieson shortly after he played in the über exclusive (cough, anyone with DIY on twitter) DIY Den stage in the woods. Oh, and because we can, we have a quick chat with the now main stage champion that is Courtney Barnett (so that the episode is not entirely Scottish, sorry about that). Produced by @Allymccrae and the @DIYmag team. Shouts to DIY's El Hunt and Will Richards for appearing in this episode too! Say yo: @diymag on twitter or podcast@diymag.com

Join Hipcheck and the entire crew of long time diehards as we talk all things LA Kings hockey on the internets only LA Kings-centric live, uncensored, talk show after each and every road game. In this episode we discuss what may very well prove to be the end of the Kings era as we know it. With three amazing years and two Stanley Cups under the belts, our beloved Hockey Team finally ran out of luck and time against the Cinderella Flames. What changes need to be made? Will Sutter be back? Will Richards be bought out? Have we seen the last for Mr Game 7? The season may be over but the passion for LA Kings hockey never dies.

The TransAtlantic Acoustic show finally returns with some fab tunes. While we continually break our promises about when the show will appear, we never fail to fulfill the promise we make about the music! In this episode's playlist: Ryan Kickland - "The Woodcarver" from "Woodcarvings". Available from CDBaby. Shawn Clarke - "Empty" from the CD "Like Birds Too Tired To Fly". Available from Indiepool. Casey - "Boy With Guitar" from the CD "Casey". Pick it up on iTunes or from CDbaby. Jimmy Burnevik - "Can't Get No Blues Blues" from "Color of Blue". Available from CDbaby. Tia Wilson - "The One", available on iTunes or from CDBaby. Will Richards - "I'm A Superhero But I'm Not Saving You" from "One More Chance". You can get Will's music on his own site at willrichardsband.com. Happiest Lion - "Cleopatra Where's Your Throne and What is it to Me?" from the "Mammoth Moon" digital CD, which is available with name-your-own price from happiestlion.com. Psychic Saviors - "World War Three" which is available for free download from Psychic Saviors page at IndieHeart (at least until it closes down in Fall 2011 (which sort of tips off one of the announcements we make on the show). Okay, that's it for this show. We'll be back again in 2011, so don't write us off just yet! If your podcast reader doesn't display our band links, please visit http://indieheart.com/transatlantic_acoustic_show to check out the links to the artist pages. Many of the artists give you a free download or two! One click subscription!