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In this episode of the Fairway Performance Podcast, Shaun interviews Will Shaw, founder of Golf Insider and BreakX Golf. They discuss Will's journey from being a golf pro to a coach and entrepreneur, emphasising the importance of biomechanics and motor control in improving golf performance. Will shares insights on the significance of playing statistics and practical advice for golfers of all skill levels on optimising their practice and managing pressure on the course. In this conversation, Shaun and Will delve into the concept of deliberate practice in golf, emphasising the importance of focused and effortful training over mere repetition. They discuss effective practice techniques, including specific drills and games that enhance skills and decision-making on the course. The conversation also touches on lessons learned from other sports and the significance of avoiding mistakes to improve overall performance. Will shares resources for golfers looking to enhance their skills and performance through structured practice and feedback.www.golfinsideruk.comwww.breakxgolf.comInstagram: @golfinsideruk@breakxgolfHave questions, feedback or suggestions for future episode? Click here to send me a text!
Nigel Farage is poised to attend the inauguration of US President-elect Donald Trump. The architect of Brexit, Farage won a seat in Parliament after 30 years and his Reform UK party are currently second in opinion polls in the UK. But do his economic policies add up and what benefits might his close ties to Trump bring for the UK? Nigel Farage joins Bloomberg anchor Caroline Hepker and Finance reporter Will Shaw to discuss immigration, taxes, Elon Musk and AI.For more episodes like this you can subscribe to the UK Politics PodcastApple: https://shorturl.at/1bYd6Spotify: https://shorturl.at/ynb7uTuneIn: http://tun.in/pkKdnSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Keir Starmer and Rishi Sunak accuse each other of failing to tackle extremism in their parties, as the Home Office puts millions of pounds into more security for MPs. We bring you this week's Prime Ministers Questions. Plus, our Bloomberg exclusive reporting on the preparations the government is making to sell its shares in NatWest. Our finance reporter Will Shaw and City Editor Katherine Griffiths explain the context and what the sale means for the political world. Hosted by Stephen Carroll and Caroline Hepker. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
High inflation and soaring interest rates mean the government could lose £126 billion on the Bank of England's bond buying program - more than the cost of HS2. With a surprise drop in inflation today increasing the chance of earlier interest rates cuts, could the economy perk up before the general election? Bloomberg's David Goodman separates fact from fantasy. Plus: Britain's stock market needs a reset, so says its regulator, the FCA. Their executive director Sarah Pritchard explains her plan for "the most far-reaching changes since the 1980s". Our finance reporter Will Shaw tells us if it will work. Hosted by Caroline Hepker, Yuan Potts, and Lizzy Burden. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Financial Conduct Authority has found no evidence of banks dropping customers for their political views. Our finance reporter Will Shaw brings us the details, and reaction from Nigel Farage. Plus: securing closer trading ties with the EU may be harder than Keir Starmer thinks, according to a new report by think tank, The UK in a Changing Europe. We speak to its researcher Jannike Wachowiak. We also look ahead to tomorrow's inflation data – a potential turn for the worse. Hosted by Stephen Carroll and Lizzy Burden.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The High Court says Sadiq Khan can go ahead with his ULEZ vehicle charging policy, rejecting a case by Conservative-led councils against its expansion. We discuss the green policy debates taking place within both main parties, with our Greener Living reporter Olivia Rudgard. We quiz Creative Industries Minister John Whittingdale on the government's new taskforce on illegal adverts. Plus: Farage fallout. Could more NatWest executives go after the controversy over account privacy? Our finance reporter Will Shaw joins us. Hosted by Caroline Hepker and Yuan Potts. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This is Part 2 of 2 with Will Shaw, PhD where we dive deep on how to plan your practice to get the most out of your time. If you're like me then you don't have much time, so maximizing that time is essential. ----- Will Shaw's website: https://golfinsideruk.com/ Will Shaw's Golf Practice App BreakX Golf: https://breakxgolf.com/ ----- Want to be a SPONSOR on The Mental Golf Show? Email me with inquiries at mentalgolfshow@gmail.com ----- Are you a competitive golfer? Interested in working 1-on-1 with Josh as your Golf Psychology Coach? Head to joshnicholsgolf.com or email Josh directly at mentalgolfshow@gmail.com. ----- Take the Mental Game Assessment and learn your top mental game traits and your areas in most need of improvement. ----- Click here to sign up for The Mental Re-Grip ⛳️ newsletter to receive golf psychology help in your email inbox every-ish Tuesday. ----- Have a suggestion for a topic or guest? Drop your suggestions here. ----- Follow Josh on social: Twitter: @joshlukenichols Instagram: @joshlukenichols TikTok: @joshlukenichols ----- Follow The Mental Golf Show on social: Twitter: @mentalgolfshow Instagram: mentalgolfshow TikTok: mentalgolfshow
On today's episode we have Will Shaw. He's the founder of the popular golf website Golf Insider UK which heavily covers better ways to practice. He's a PGA Pro who works with players on their swings and their physical training. He teaches as Leeds Beckett University on sport biomechanics and skill acquisition, which means he specializes in the most optimal ways to practice. He has his masters in in exercise science, and his PhD in biomedical science. He knows a ton about practice and that makes up the bulk of what we talk about. So if you're looking for ways to get the most out of your time at the course, this episode definitely covers that. We also of course get into the link between practice and the mental game. This is part 1 of a two part conversation with Dr. Shaw, so there's a lot of great info to be gained. Take notes because I know this info can help you improve! ----- Will Shaw's website: https://golfinsideruk.com/ ----- Want to be a SPONSOR on The Mental Golf Show? Email me with inquiries at mentalgolfshow@gmail.com ----- Take the Mental Game Assessment and learn your top mental game traits and your areas in most need of improvement. ----- Click here to sign up for The Mental Re-Grip ⛳️ newsletter to receive golf psychology help in your email inbox every-ish Tuesday. ----- Have a suggestion for a topic or guest? Drop your suggestions here. ----- Are you a competitive golfer? Interested in working 1-on-1 with Josh as your Golf Psychology Coach? Head to joshnicholsgolf.com or email Josh directly at mentalgolfshow@gmail.com. ----- Follow Josh on social: Twitter: @joshlukenichols Instagram: @joshlukenichols TikTok: @joshlukenichols ----- Follow The Mental Golf Show on social: Twitter: @mentalgolfshow Instagram: mentalgolfshow TikTok: mentalgolfshow
In this throwback episode of The Power Producers Podcast, David Carothers and co-host Kyle Houck interview Will Shaw, CEO, and co-founder of Better Agency. Will discusses InsurTech, commercial aspects, and how agency owners grow their businesses more effectively with Better Agency. Episode Highlights: Will talks about his time as an NFL player. (5:42) Will responds to the question of how he was able to learn new skills. (9:16) Will talks about the relationship between insurance carriers and independent agencies. (15:52) Will talks about how their company overcame obstacles. (20:22) Will tells David what he thinks will happen in 2022. (27:12) Will talks about an achievement Better Agency had that he was really proud of. (31:47) Will is asked by David what he thinks of the industry being involved in the commercial side of things. (35:33) Will talks more about his company, Better Agency. (38:21) Will shares Better Agency's mission. (48:30) Will announces that he will be in a race for the benefit of Phoenix Children's Hospital. (50:59) Tweetable Quotes: “Let's build something that has proven processes that agencies can follow.” - Will Shaw “Our platform, we're gonna help you make money and if it doesn't, then I don't want you on it.” - Will Shaw “I'm very passionate about what's going on in the industry, what's going on in InsurTech like I follow that stuff extremely closely.” - Will Shaw Resources Mentioned: Will Shaw Linkedin Better Agency David Carothers Kyle Houck Florida Risk Partners The Extra 2 Minutes
In this throwback episode of The Power Producers Podcast, David Carothers and co-host Kyle Houck interview Will Shaw, CEO, and co-founder of Better Agency. Will discusses InsurTech, commercial aspects, and how agency owners grow their businesses more effectively with Better Agency. Episode Highlights: Will talks about his time as an NFL player. (5:42) Will responds to the question of how he was able to learn new skills. (9:16) Will talks about the relationship between insurance carriers and independent agencies. (15:52) Will talks about how their company overcame obstacles. (20:22) Will tells David what he thinks will happen in 2022. (27:12) Will talks about an achievement Better Agency had that he was really proud of. (31:47) Will is asked by David what he thinks of the industry being involved in the commercial side of things. (35:33) Will talks more about his company, Better Agency. (38:21) Will shares Better Agency's mission. (48:30) Will announces that he will be in a race for the benefit of Phoenix Children's Hospital. (50:59) Tweetable Quotes: “Let's build something that has proven processes that agencies can follow.” - Will Shaw “Our platform, we're gonna help you make money and if it doesn't, then I don't want you on it.” - Will Shaw “I'm very passionate about what's going on in the industry, what's going on in InsurTech like I follow that stuff extremely closely.” - Will Shaw Resources Mentioned: Will Shaw Linkedin Better Agency David Carothers Kyle Houck Florida Risk Partners The Extra 2 Minutes
In this episode of The Insurance Technology Podcast, you'll hear clips from some of our most popular startup story episodes featuring Ilya Bodner, Will Shaw, Jim Hackbarth, Mike Albert and Allan Egbbert. Tune in to hear about the challenges, rewards, and the rush these entrepreneurs experienced while creating a startup to impact the industry positively. Episode HighlightsThe rush of being in the “fog of war” (3:14)It's not just about you when you start a startup… (6:38)There are no shortcuts (9:29)Think about it like LEGO blocks (11:33)
Colabora Con Biblioteca Del Metal: En Twitter - https://twitter.com/Anarkometal72 Y Donanos Unas Propinas En BAT. Para Seguir Con El Proyecto De la Biblioteca Mas Grande Del Metal. Muchisimas Gracias. La Tienda De Biblioteca Del Metal: Encontraras, Ropa, Accesorios,Decoracion, Ect... Todo Relacionado Al Podcats Biblioteca Del Metal Y Al Mundo Del Heavy Metal. Descubrela!!!!!! Ideal Para Llevarte O Regalar Productos Del Podcats De Ivoox. (Por Tiempo Limitado) https://teespring.com/es/stores/biblioteca-del-metal-1 Heir Apparent se formó en 1983 en Seattle por el guitarrista Terry Gorle. El vocalista Paul Davidson, el bajista Derek Peace y el baterista Jim Kovach se unieron a Gorle para formar la formación original de Heir Apparent. En julio de 1984, la banda ingresó a Triad Studios en Redmond, WA, para grabar una demo de 5 canciones que recibió airplay local en KISW y KZOK. Un mes después de grabar su primer demo en 1984, Jim Kovach fue reemplazado por Ray Schwartz (usando el nombre Raymond Black). Esta alineación grabó el álbum de estudio debut de Heir Apparent, Graceful Inheritance . El álbum fue lanzado para el mercado europeo en enero de 1986 por un sello francés independiente Black Dragon Records . Con el apoyo de la revista británica Metal Hammer , Heir Apparent realizó una gira por Francia, Holanda y Alemania en mayo y junio de 1986, originalmente como ley de apoyo, pero finalizó como titular en una gira con Savage Grace . Rock Hard de Alemaniale dio al álbum una calificación de 49/50 puntos en el número de febrero de 1986. Alentados por las buenas ventas, Black Dragon relanzó el álbum en octubre de 1986, esta vez en CD , lo que lo convierte en uno de los primeros CD lanzados por un sello independiente en Europa. [ cita requerida ] ' Herencia elegante nunca se lanzó en los EE. UU., el país de origen del grupo. Herencia agraciada ocupó el puesto número 188 en el libro de tapa dura en alemán "Best of Rock and Metal - Top 500 de todos los tiempos", publicado en 2005, ISBN 3898805174 . Luego de la partida del vocalista principal Paul Davidson en 1987, Steve Benito asumió las funciones de canto. Además, la alineación de Heir Apparent se convirtió en un quinteto , al agregar un tecladista Mike Jackson. La nueva línea grabó el segundo álbum de estudio de Heir Apparent, One Small Voice , que marcó un cambio musical hacia el sonido más técnico del metal progresivo , en comparación con el estilo tradicional de heavy y power metal del lanzamiento anterior. En el verano de 1988, Heir Apparent tuvo su primera gran actuación en la arena, actuando como acto de apertura de David Lee Roth , en el Seattle Center Coliseum.. Poco después, la banda firmó un contrato de siete álbumes en 1988 en una empresa conjunta con Capitol Records / Metal Blade , pero de repente se disolvió incluso antes del lanzamiento oficial de One Small Voice en junio de 1989. Sin un apoyo de concierto, y con la aparición del grunge en el área de Seattle , el segundo álbum no alcanzó el éxito subterráneo del debut y la aclamación de la crítica hasta muchos años después, obligando al sello griego Arkeyn Steel Records a lanzar una edición limitada digitalmente remasterizada de "One Small Voice" con pistas extra y un DVD en vivo de un video de concierto de 1988 de esta alineación en 2010. El sello alemán Hellion Records lanzó el álbum de compilación de demostración Triad a finales de 1999, junto con la reedición del primer álbum de la banda, Graceful Inheritance . La banda permaneció inactiva hasta el año 2000 cuando el guitarrista Terry Gorle fue invitado a tocar en el festival Wacken Open Air . Gorle reunido con la sección rítmica original.de Ray Schwartz y Derek Peace, con la adición de Michael James Flatters en las voces. Después de la remontada, Terry Gorle dirigió varias formaciones diferentes en conciertos entre 2002 y 2004. La alineación de Terry Gorle (guitarra), Bobby Ferkovich (bajo), Op Sakiya (teclas), Jeff McCormack (batería) y Peter Orullian (voz) ) se reunieron para actuar en Europa en noviembre de 2006, encabezando el festival alemán Keep It True , y dos espectáculos adicionales en Grecia. En enero de 2012, los músicos originales de Heir Apparent (Gorle, Schwartz y Peace) tocaron con Jeff Carrell en las voces del Metal Assault II Festival en Alemania, con conciertos adicionales en Atenas y Tesalónica, Grecia, en la celebración del 25 aniversario de Graceful herencia . En octubre de 2015, Heir Apparent realizó su primer concierto en Italia en el Festival Play It Loud con el vocalista Will Shaw y el teclista Op Sakiya uniéndose a Gorle, Peace y Schwartz. Durante el 2016, Heir Apparent co-encabezó conciertos de festivales en Grecia en Up The Hammers y en Alemania en Keep It True. [ 2016 también trae ediciones de edición limitada en vinilo de material de la demostración de 1983 de Nemesis, demostración del Día de inicio de 1984, demostraciones de Triad de 1987-88, y herencia elegante. El tercer álbum de Heir Apparent, "The View From Below", se lanzará en todo el mundo en octubre de 2018 en No Remorse Records con Will Shaw - voz; Terry Gorle - guitarra; Derek Peace - bajo; Ray Schwartz - tambores; Op Sakiya - teclados.
The cooling crypto atmosphere and the subsequent downturn in trading has had a domino effect for people who work in the sector. In the wake of plummeting prices, a flurry of crypto firms reduced their numbers with significant layoffs. Coinbase announced an 18% reduction of it's workforce, BlockFi cut their headcount by 20% and Crypto.com by 5%. So, what happens to these former crypto employees? An increasing number of them are getting snatched up by traditional financial firms or Trad-Fi. The skills that these talented engineers and developers have accumulated is now very much in demand with Trad-Fi firms, who want to explore the crypto space and experiment with blockchain technologies. Bloomberg reporters Will Shaw and Aisha Gani join this episode to explore why Trad-Fi institutions are swooping in for laid off De-Fi experts. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
While Liz Truss's economic agenda has markets worried, some parts of the City are convinced that the new prime minister and her cabinet will promote the views of the square mile and financial services in a way that hasn't been the case for some time. In this week's In The City, David Merritt and Francine Lacqua speak to reporters Katherine Griffiths and Will Shaw about Truss's strategy for winning over London's financial professionals. Plus, Lord Gerry Grimstone on his relationship with Truss and Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng and Baroness Camilla Cavendish on her expectations for the Truss government. Get the latest in your inbox with The Readout from Allegra Stratton https://www.bloomberg.com/account/newsletters/readout See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Rishi Sunak, one of the most senior people in the UK government, this year announced he wanted to establish the country as a global hub for crypto . He's got some catching up to do: the competition between countries trying to attract crypto talent is only getting more intense. But this environment, in which politicians seem to be willing to make major concessions to the crypto industry, gives rise to an important question: who's standing up for consumer protections? Bloomberg reporter Will Shaw joins this episode to share more about the regulatory landscape for consumer protection in the UK. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode of The Insurance Technology Podcast, Reid speaks to Will Shaw, CEO of Better Agency, about the burdens of being an entrepreneur and the characteristics of being a true leader. Tune in to gain insights into Will's dream scenarios for independent insurance agencies, advice for fellow startups or entrepreneurs dreaming of launching a startup, and the difficulties of being a business owner.Episode Highlights· Dream scenarios for insurance agencies (02:23) · Advice for startups (04:16)· Hardships of being an entrepreneur (06:38)Insurtech Boston is back! Same city, great venue. Join us May 7th, 2024. Visit insurtechboston.com for more info and to grab your tickets.
In this episode of Agents Influence podcast, host Jason Cass interviews Will Shaw, CEO & Co-Founder of Better Agency. Will discusses the goals of Better Agency and their dedication to agency success. Episode Highlights: Will mentions that he has an iPhone and that the most recent app he downloaded was the Wells Fargo app. (4:27) Will believes that in order to succeed, his desire for success must be greater than his fear of failure. (5:32) Is it skill or luck that has played a larger role in Will's life? (5:57) Will discusses his upbringing and where he is right now. (6:57) Will explains that Better Agency's whole purpose is to assist agencies in selling more. (13:33) Will discusses how they engage in more internal dialogues about content and strategy with folks who aren't users or aren't interested in becoming users. (16:44) Will mentions that as an outsider entering the sector, one of the things he has been most interested in is how many discussions he can have with agencies each week. (20:49) Will believes that every insurance coverage should be sold by an independent agent. (22:56) Will explains that InsurTech has a retention issue. (23:48) Will mentions that he learned a lot while studying InsurTech and that he feels they've done a lot of good in terms of pushing the boundaries of what's technically accessible, particularly with carriers. (26:41) Will shares that he just finished reading the book: The Gap and The Gain. (27:15) Key Quotes: “In order to succeed, my desire for success must be greater than my fear of failure.” - Will Shaw “We're an Agency Success Platform, we're going to help agencies sell more premium at the end of the day. That's always that's our, our core focus.” - Will Shaw “I think where InsurTech is going and where we're trying to drive it to is really what InsurTech is: agent enabled services. How do you make it easier for agencies to provide their value? Because that's really what consumers need and what they're desiring.” Will Shaw Resources Mentioned: Will Shaw LinkedIn Better Agency Book: The Gap and The Gain Reach out to Jason Cass Agency Intelligence
In this episode of The Insurance Technology Podcast, Reid speaks to Will Shaw, CEO of Better Agency, on how Will reinvented his passion, shifting from the NFL® to innovating insurtech. Settle in to hear about his transformation from professional athlete to entrepreneur, the creation of Better Agency, and tech talk about the future of insurance. Episode Highlights· Will's transition into insurtech (1:22)· The start of Better Agency (4:46) · What is an AMS? (22:45)· What's next for Better Agency (35:18) Quote“Our mission is agency success. We want to help insurance agencies sell more premium. We want to help them streamline their workflows." – Will ShawAbout the GuestWill Shaw is the CEO of Better Agency and is passionately on a mission to drive agency success. Prior to Better Agency, Will worked as a consultant in the insurance space helping build various tech solutions. He is a former NFL® tight end for the Philadelphia Eagles® who is focused on building the next generation of technology for insurance companies.Insurtech Boston is back! Same city, great venue. Join us May 7th, 2024. Visit insurtechboston.com for more info and to grab your tickets.
In this episode of The Insurance Technology Podcast, we are Introducing minisodes and a new cohost! Christen Kelley, Director of Marketing at IVANS, is new to you but has been hard at work behind the scenes since the launch of this podcast. Join Christen as she puts Will Shaw, CEO of Better Agency, in the hot seat with rapid-fire questions to give you a sneak peek into some fun facts about Will before the full-length episode is released.
In this episode of Agency Freedom Podcast, James talks with Will Shaw, CEO of Better Agency on a variety of nuanced topics in the agency accounting and cashflow side of our industry headspace. Episode Highlights: Will shares that Better Agency focuses on the CBO and they are an agency success platform. (8:48) Will elaborates on how to define what an expense is and what revenue is in terms of cash flow and accrual basis. (12:01) Will discusses how the data they get comes directly from the carrier commission report. (21:21) Will explains why Better Agency is often labeled as a CRM and as an AMS type of company. (23:57) Will shares the reason why accounting has been really interesting for him. (28:30) Will elaborates on the usefulness of Quickbooks for accounting and keeping books in order. (41:14) Will shares that moving accounting platforms is as easy as plugging whatever accounting system you have into your bank account. (45:32) Will explains why you don't need to be a specialist for your agency, and how not to complicate things in your company. (50:31) Will shares that as the CEO of the company, your goals should be to set the vision, hire correctly, and not run out of money. (52:39) Will shares that they are planning to create a fundraiser to be able to help build up the insurance industry's success. (57:07) Key Quotes: "What's been interesting to me is how many people want to use specific platforms versus using like a QuickBooks Online." - Will Shaw "At the end of the day, we want to help agencies sell more premium, sell more insurance, and be great at what they do." - Will Shaw "I think that's my point is that you don't need to be the specialist for your agency because it's unique to insurance, it is not, this is very common, we deal with it, like as a software company. This is across the industry." - Will Shaw Resources Mentioned: Learn more about Better Agency and request your demo here: https://www.betteragency.io Visit our website to join our email list, get the scoop on our LIVE coaching calls and never miss an episode: https://www.agencyfreedom.com Connect with Agency Freedom Podcast on Facebook at the Agency Freedom Podcast group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/agencyfreedom Email us at podcast@agencyfreedom.com with ideas, questions, complaints or your favorite grilling recipe.
In this episode of Agency Freedom Podcast, James talks with Will Shaw, CEO of Better Agency on a variety of nuanced topics in the agency accounting and cashflow side of our industry headspace. Episode Highlights: Will shares that Better Agency focuses on the CBO and they are an agency success platform. (8:48) Will elaborates on how to define what an expense is and what revenue is in terms of cash flow and accrual basis. (12:01) Will discusses how the data they get comes directly from the carrier commission report. (21:21) Will explains why Better Agency is often labeled as a CRM and as an AMS type of company. (23:57) Will shares the reason why accounting has been really interesting for him. (28:30) Will elaborates on the usefulness of Quickbooks for accounting and keeping books in order. (41:14) Will shares that moving accounting platforms is as easy as plugging whatever accounting system you have into your bank account. (45:32) Will explains why you don't need to be a specialist for your agency, and how not to complicate things in your company. (50:31) Will shares that as the CEO of the company, your goals should be to set the vision, hire correctly, and not run out of money. (52:39) Will shares that they are planning to create a fundraiser to be able to help build up the insurance industry's success. (57:07) Key Quotes: "What's been interesting to me is how many people want to use specific platforms versus using like a QuickBooks Online." - Will Shaw "At the end of the day, we want to help agencies sell more premium, sell more insurance, and be great at what they do." - Will Shaw "I think that's my point is that you don't need to be the specialist for your agency because it's unique to insurance, it is not, this is very common, we deal with it, like as a software company. This is across the industry." - Will Shaw Resources Mentioned: Learn more about Better Agency and request your demo here: https://www.betteragency.io Visit our website to join our email list, get the scoop on our LIVE coaching calls and never miss an episode: https://www.agencyfreedom.com Connect with Agency Freedom Podcast on Facebook at the Agency Freedom Podcast group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/agencyfreedom Email us at podcast@agencyfreedom.com with ideas, questions, complaints or your favorite grilling recipe.
From his base in Scotland, Will Shaw spends his time casting flies to trout, salmon and pike.His fishing timeline is fascinating and starts in Manchester and ends in Scotland via Christmas Island, Montana and Cape Cod.He is also a casting instructor who is interested in understanding how people pick up physical skills like fly casting.Will is an engaging and entertaining guest who, I'm sure, you will enjoy listening to.
Welcome to the second of two December editions of the award-winning Community Keyboards - celebrating all that's best from the King of Instruments in all its guises - from theatre and classical organs to the latest in digital keyboard technology and beyond. On this programme - some seasonal favourites old and new with music from KEVIN MORGAN, CHRIS LAWTON, JOHN KYFFIN, JAMES SARGEANT, CHIHO SUNAMOTO, JOHNATHON AND TOM SCOTT, JOANNE NAULLS (POWELL), WILL SHAW, JERRY ALLEN plus our regular help for a listener in ASK ANDY with ANDY CARVILL As mentioned during the programme, my broadcasting colleague ALAN ASHTON will be hanging up his headphones after 50 years on air hosting organ and keyboard music programmes. You can hear his final edition, plus the surprise tributes from colleagues and friends http://organradio.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/communitykeyboards/message
This week Jonny and I chat to Will Shaw about Once, Upon Time. Me on Twitter - @molly_martian Jonny on Twitter - @JonathanWalfisz Will on Twitter - @Will_S_7 This podcast on Twitter - @GalacticYoyoPod Our theatre company - @Littlecreaturez Email me at galacticyoyopod@gmail.com Podcast artwork by @mollypukes. Presented, edited and theme-tuned by me.
Today's Mental Toughness compilation episode includes short snippets of advice from our most recent 9 episodes. We touch on many aspects of Mental Toughness from how you deal with challenges, learning from difficulties, setting appropriate goals, as well as ways to improve your confidence so that you can express yourself under pressure. Key Learning Points: Stuart Wade discusses mentally preparing for challenges is a vital factor if you want to gain a mental edge. David Charlton shares with you some good questions if you're a parent or coach that can help young athletes reframe situations more positively. Billy Schwer tells you to be honest with yourself when going through transitions in life. Dr Jim Afremow and Phil White discuss The All Blacks and their culture where everyone is striving towards individual and collective goals. David Charlton discusses why paying too much attention to external factors outside of your control is a waste of emotion and energy. David Charlton tells you to think about reviewing what you're A,B,C and D games look like to change your perspective on success and failure. Carl Bell shares insights into reducing the chances of athletes being overly fearful when participating in their chosen sports. Dre Baldwin talks about performing competitively and says “any thinking is overthinking”. Will Shaw examines why young golf professionals can get lost and overwhelmed. Connect with David Charlton Download THE FOCUSED ATHLETE CHECKLIST Join David @ The Sports Psychology Hub Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn Email: info@sport-excellence.co.uk Relevant Podcast Episodes Podcast Ep081 – Stuart Wade: Mental Toughness in Combat Sports Podcast Ep082 – David Charlton: Supporting Children in Sport with Positive Feedback Podcast Ep083 – Billy Schwer: Life Lessons from a World Champion Boxer Podcast Ep084 – Dr Jim Afremow & Phil White: Mental Toughness and The Leaders Mind Podcast Ep085 – David Charlton: David on Being Tough vs Being Comfortable in Your Own Skin Podcast Ep086 – David Charlton: Observations – How to Learn From Setbacks Podcast Ep087 – Carl Bell: From Professional Football and Goalkeeping to Physiotherapy Podcast Ep088 – Dre Baldwin: How to Play as Well as You Practice Podcast Ep089 – Will Shaw: How to Transfer your Golfing Skills to the Course
There's a common theme across a lot of sports where athletes find it hard to transfer their skills from training or practice to competitive events and tournaments when the pressure is on. Today I chatted to Will Shaw, a highly qualified PGA golf professional and sport's scientist who shares with me his insights. It's a must listen if you're into golf or if you're looking to understand better what things to consider when learning how to transfer your skills to the golf course. We discuss how to build your confidence and resilience, planning and executing your practice as well as a whole lot more. Key Learning Points: You must spend a good amount of time hitting balls to get some volume, as well as getting on the golf course. The range needs to be more representative of the golf course, where you hit a driver every now and again, lies are slightly different, the wind comes from different angles, playing to different targets testing your decision making. Ask yourself what am I going to practice and why. How you look at statistics impacts your self-confidence. When planning your practice adopt a 70/30 rule of being flexible. There are many different ways to practice, technical, performance, creative or process practice. Connect with Will Shaw Instagram Twitter Website Connect with David Charlton Download THE FOCUSED ATHLETE CHECKLIST Join David @ The Sports Psychology Hub Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn Related Podcast Episodes Podcast Ep013: Karl Morris - How to Stay Present like a Major Champion Podcast Ep017: Gio Valiante - How to Play Fearless Golf Podcast Ep047: David Charlton – Mental Game Tips for Putting Podcast Ep062: JJ Vallely - Mastering The Mental Side Of Golf Podcast Ep068: Andrew Nicholson - How Hard Is It To Become A Tour Professional Golfer? For More Resources so You Can Shoot Lower Scores on The Golf Course Blog - 10 Mental Game Tips from Leading Experts to Improve Your Golf Blog – Do you try too hard on the golf course? Case Study – Supporting a Professional Golfer Go Really Low Golfers Mental Scorecard Putting challenges Short game challenges Long game challenges
In this episode of The Power Producers Podcast, David Carothers and co-host Kyle Houck interview Will Shaw, CEO, and co-founder of Better Agency. Will discusses InsurTech, commercial aspects, and how agency owners grow their businesses more effectively with Better Agency. Episode Highlights: Will talks about his time as an NFL player. (5:42) Will responds to the question of how he was able to learn new skills. (9:16) Will talks about the relationship between insurance carriers and independent agencies. (15:52) Will talks about how their company overcame obstacles. (20:22) Will tells David what he thinks will happen in 2022. (27:12) Will talks about an achievement Better Agency had that he was really proud of. (31:47) Will is asked by David what he thinks of the industry being involved in the commercial side of things. (35:33) Will talks more about his company, Better Agency. (38:21) Will shares Better Agency's mission. (48:30) Will announces that he will be in a race for the benefit of Phoenix Children's Hospital. (50:59) Tweetable Quotes: “Let's build something that has proven processes that agencies can follow.” - Will Shaw “Our platform, we're gonna help you make money and if it doesn't, then I don't want you on it.” - Will Shaw “I'm very passionate about what's going on in the industry, what's going on in InsurTech like I follow that stuff extremely closely.” - Will Shaw Resources Mentioned: Will Shaw Linkedin Better Agency David Carothers Kyle Houck Florida Risk Partners The Extra 2 Minutes
In this episode of The Ryan Hanley Show, Ryan Hanley is joined by Will Shaw, CEO, and co-founder of Better Agency. They discuss entrepreneurship, InsurTech, and what Will has learned from assisting agency owners in growing their businesses. Will is an all-time guy in our industry...this is a conversation you don't want to miss.Episode Highlights: Will talks about a five-year play with InsurTech. (7:54) Ryan states that building your network is always important. (10:57) Will explains why they chose to bootstrap Better Agency. (17:29) Will shares his insights about independent insurance agencies. (24:19) Will claims that every client should be covered by every policy. (34:06) Will discusses what his duties were when Better Agency first began. (41:44) Will elaborates on the advantages of having an independent agency. (46:42) Ryan and Will discuss their love for the Buffalo Bills. (53:27) Will explains what it means to have a "ride or die" mentality. (57:23) Key Quotes: “The things I'm working on today are the things people are going to see in three or four months.” - Will Shaw “I hire people that are better than me in every way.” - Will Shaw “If you try to have your hand in everything you're just never going to get out of your business.” - Ryan Hanley Resources Mentioned: Will Shaw Linkedin Better Agency Reach out to Ryan Hanley Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this episode of The Ryan Hanley Show, Ryan Hanley is joined by Will Shaw, CEO, and co-founder of Better Agency. They discuss entrepreneurship, InsurTech, and what Will has learned from assisting agency owners in growing their businesses. Will is an all-time guy in our industry...this is a conversation you don't want to miss. Episode Highlights: Will talks about a five-year play with InsurTech. (7:54) Ryan states that building your network is always important. (10:57) Will explains why they chose to bootstrap Better Agency. (17:29) Will shares his insights about independent insurance agencies. (24:19) Will claims that every client should be covered by every policy. (34:06) Will discusses what his duties were when Better Agency first began. (41:44) Will elaborates on the advantages of having an independent agency. (46:42) Ryan and Will discuss their love for the Buffalo Bills. (53:27) Will explains what it means to have a "ride or die" mentality. (57:23) Key Quotes: “The things I'm working on today are the things people are going to see in three or four months.” - Will Shaw “I hire people that are better than me in every way.” - Will Shaw “If you try to have your hand in everything you're just never going to get out of your business.” - Ryan Hanley Resources Mentioned: Will Shaw Linkedin Better Agency Reach out to Ryan Hanley
In this episode of The Ryan Hanley Show, Ryan Hanley is joined by Will Shaw, CEO, and co-founder of Better Agency. They discuss entrepreneurship, InsurTech, and what Will has learned from assisting agency owners in growing their businesses. Will is an all-time guy in our industry...this is a conversation you don't want to miss. Episode Highlights: Will talks about a five-year play with InsurTech. (7:54) Ryan states that building your network is always important. (10:57) Will explains why they chose to bootstrap Better Agency. (17:29) Will shares his insights about independent insurance agencies. (24:19) Will claims that every client should be covered by every policy. (34:06) Will discusses what his duties were when Better Agency first began. (41:44) Will elaborates on the advantages of having an independent agency. (46:42) Ryan and Will discuss their love for the Buffalo Bills. (53:27) Will explains what it means to have a "ride or die" mentality. (57:23) Key Quotes: “The things I'm working on today are the things people are going to see in three or four months.” - Will Shaw “I hire people that are better than me in every way.” - Will Shaw “If you try to have your hand in everything you're just never going to get out of your business.” - Ryan Hanley Resources Mentioned: Will Shaw Linkedin Better Agency Reach out to Ryan Hanley
This week on the Cease & Desist podcast we have special guests Nick Ayers and Will Shaw from Better Agency in the building! The conversation ranges from fantasy football, the future of the independent channel, and maybe even a little teaser for something happening with Better Agency and GloveBox.Donate to the GoFundMe here to see Nick and Will race in Tampa!https://www.gofundme.com/f/better-agency-foot-race-for-charity?utm_medium=email&utm_source=product&utm_campaign=p_email%2B2300-co-team-welcomeGloveBox The client experience platform for independent insurance agents
The Kansas City area has a pair of highly ranked basketball prospects in the Class of 2022, and Bishop Miege's Mark Mitchell is ranked in the Rivals.com top 10, and Blue Valley's Aiden Shaw is in the top 60. Both have Kansas and Missouri listed for visits, and Mitchell appears to be headed to Sunrise Christian Academy next season. Will Shaw also head to a prep school? Gary Bedore brings us up to date on the recruiting front, and Jesse Newell has some news about the latest additions to the KU football team — all from one school. After a break, Kellis Robinett talks Kansas State and the predicament of Kelly Stewart, the K-State grad who has made for herself as an oddsmaker in Las Vegas. Her contract with ESPN was recently pulled. Robinett has the latest. Story links: DiRenna Award winner Mark Mitchell to leave Bishop Miege for Sunrise Christian Jayhawks football lands three more transfers from Buffalo ESPN fires former K-State student Kelly Stewart as betting analyst for deleted tweets Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this episode we interview historical crime author Laura Shepherd-Robinson, crime novelist Will Shaw, and discuss the Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens, disappearances from trawlers, and why Truman Capote was jealous of Harper Lee
Alright boys, let's get to work. Never was it's better late than never better suited than for this episode of Never Surrender by the Squinters - the AFL's only GWS Giants fancast. Holidays up the coast, computer deaths, two games to talk about with whiskey, NeedlesJN, Dr Nangs and special guest (the surprisingly reactionary) Gibbo. We ride the West Coast win wave - a couple of moments for extra-strength rubber brown trousers - into the Lions coral rocks. We shout out our favourite indigenous footy players and big-up Will Shaw - just because he's from Deniliquin, and therefore a hero. Find us at www.thesquinters.com, speculate with us or against us at neversurrenderpod@gmail.com and on the Twitter... ***After subscribing and downloading, and getting your mates to do it was well, please rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods.
Will Shaw is CEO of Grind N Grow Chicago, a health and wellness brand with a dedication to community building and self empowerment. Will received his Bachelors of Applied Science in Anthropology from the University of Illinois in 2015 and has applied his 15 years experience in movement, including gymnastics, performance and the Brazilian martial arts Capoeira to empower his local community to, as he puts it, “educate individuals on the daily practice of systematic intent.” For Will this means “understanding the global impact of local practices and the causality it has on themselves and their community.”
"There's an administrative burden to being a public company that I think most private companies don't necessarily appreciate." Will Shaw, partner and leader of the Toronto Emerging Technology practice group at Fasken, explains the process of going public for Canadian tech companies. Sponsored by Xero. Produced with support from TWG.
Alright boys, let's get to work. Massive games, massive amounts of content. So much stuff to yarn about that on this week's episode of Never Surrender by the Squinters - the only GWS Giants AFL fan podcast - Cheese, Mal Michael, Dr Nangs and NeedlesJN (from the bottom of fucking well it would appear) don't manage to talk about Toby Green's shoulder fuckture (we didn't know), Tom Green's rising star nom (Ragnar predicted it and Cheese live-pod bets on it though), Tom Green's new nickname (forgot), the way he and Bobby Hill do that amazing cheek to cheek (didn't see it) or Will Shaw's goal in the Magoos (forgot). Everything else was well and truly ticked off, however. Find us at www.thesquinters.com, repeat www.THEsquinters.com, like we always said, speculate with us or against us at neversurrenderpod@gmail.com and on the Twitter... ***After subscribing and downloading, and getting your mates to do it was well, please rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods.
Dr Sasho MacKenzie's research dives into the biomechanical attributes that underpin golf performance.In this episode, we discuss the biomechanics behind accuracy, distance in the golf swing. We also cover how to make changes, what constitutes great practice and The Stack System.Links:The Stack System: https://www.thestacksystem.com/ Dr Sasho MacKenzie: https://twitter.com/sashomackenzieHosts:Connor Black, Serious Golf Talk: https://www.seriousgolftalk.com/Will Shaw, Golf Insider UK:https://golfinsideruk.com/
Will Shaw is the CEO of Better Agency, an all-in-one insurance CRM platform. Growing up, Will had one focus: football. He spent the first part of his career playing in the NFL. After his time playing football professionally, he landed a job in the tech industry, where he was inspired to start his journey in entrepreneurship. Since his time at Infusionsoft, Will started several businesses all in the marketing and tech industry. In 2019, he founded Better Agency with four other founders, and has been the CEO of the company ever since. Will pitched the idea of the product to a room of 24 insurance agents before building the software. He put together a 3 page PDF of the idea, and 11 of the agents agreed to sign up for the software before it even existed. They didn’t pay much for marketing in the early months of the software, instead they built an affiliate relationship with someone with influence within the insurance industry. “We’re going to build a product for agents, by agents.”Their goal for their customers using the platform: “We are dealing with true small businesses. Instead of being a CRM that takes your time and your money to set up. Can we be something you plug in and within 14 days you are making enough money to pay for the life of your application?”Are there any routines or traits from your days in football that you carry into your role as CEO of Better Agency?“Probably the biggest thing I got from playing football was being in a room of people who are committed to being the best at their craft. Any position on the team - you’re committed to being the best at your craft. It doesn’t matter what you do in life, if you’re committed to being the best - you can be the best and be successful doing it.”A game-changing moment:Will went to a couple of his current paying customers and asked if they would like to invest in the company. “Through our customers we raised 250,000 in about 30 days… This was the biggest validation.” Additional Links:Check out Better Agency: https://betteragency.io/Follow along with Will: https://www.linkedin.com/in/willshaw8/
Hugo joins the Golfing Mechanics Podcast to discuss the processes and strategies he is currently employing in his quest of a European Tour Card. Much is discussed in this episode with topics including: the importance of self-identity, transitioning from amateur golf to pro golf, how Hugo approaches practice, swing thoughts and whether to have them or not, and much more. Along the way, the hosts of Golfing Mechanics, Dr. Will Shaw and Connor Black, share their perspectives and a lot of laughs.
After missing out in the 2019 draft, Will Shaw found his way onto an AFL list without playing a single game in 2020, aborting a move to Bendigo to move home to Deniliquin and start a building apprenticeship when the coronavirus lockdown began.
Welcome to a special edition of Community Keyboards for New Year's Eve 2020 - and a chance to hear a few concert items as befits the time of year when many people look forward to the annual New Years DAY concerts on TV and radio. PENNY WEEDON, WILL SHAW, PHIL LEADER, SIMON GLEDHILL and KLAUS WUNDERLICH provide the music. It's been quite a year! Hopefully, 2021 will see the gradual return to being able to visit venues to hear our great variety of music from the King of Instruments in all its guises. In the meantime, thanks for listening to our music and memories in our 40th anniversary year, crowned in December with the Silver Award at this year's national Community Radio Awards. Here's to 2021! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/communitykeyboards/message
Creating a consistant customer experience is all about the details. In this episode of The Restaurant Realty in 10, Will Shaw from Integrated Surroundings shares why automated system controls can enhance your customer experience. He discusses how these systems work and which brands he recommends the most to restaurant owners.For more information on The Restaurant Realty in 10 or to get the show notes head over to TheRestaurantRealty.com Subscribe to get new episodes that provide uncensored straight talk geared to answer your restaurant and restaurant real estate questions.
Lighting Expert, Will Shaw of Integrated Surroundings jumps into this episode of The Restaurant Realty in 10 to share his insight on using lighting to create the perfect atmosphere in your restaurant.What's in this Episode:Find out how to balance lighting across your restaurantDiscussion on how many lumens create a nice dining environmentDetails on how to transition your restaurant from a brighter lunch-time lighting to nice dinner lighting. PRO-TIP: Avoid a harsh manual transition!For more information on The Restaurant Realty in 10 or to get the show notes head over to TheRestaurantRealty.com Subscribe to get new episodes that provide uncensored straight talk geared to answer your restaurant and restaurant real estate questions. Looking to lease, sell, or purchase a restaurant? We can help with that too! Let's Connect!
If you want to get more out of your practice time, this interview with Will Shaw is a must-listen. Will teaches motor control, skill acquisition, and biomechanics at Leeds Beckett University, so he knows the science of good practice inside and out. In this episode, Will provides loads of practical tips on how to make your practice more efficient and more productive.
Avoiding Loud Restaurants, Sound Absorption vs Sound Masking, and Choosing the Right Music Source. On today's episode of The Restaurant Realty in 10 host, Michael Carro, is joined by Will Shaw of Integrated Surroundings. Episode Highlights:How to Balance the Sound Floor of Your RestaurantWhen is Pink Noise Effective Why the Wrong Music Source Could Cost a Whole Lot More Than You May Think ($20,000 more in some cases!)For more information on The Restaurant Realty in 10 or to get the show notes from today's show head over to TheRestaurantRealty.comSubscribe to get new episodes that provide uncensored straight talk geared to answer your restaurant and restaurant real estate questions.
Welcome to another edition of "Community Keyboards" produced and presented by Ian Wolstenholme and also broadcast available on Oldham Community Radio 99.7FM - www.oldhamcommunityradio.com. Featuring all that's best from the King of Instruments in all its guises - from the mighty classical and theatre organ pipe organs to the latest in digital home keyboards and beyond. Music old and new from international, national, local and amateur performers plus regular guest interviews, news, information and features exclusively available on this channel. Don't forget to tell you friends, share the programme and feel free to comment on anything you would like to hear. Special guests this month: Will Shaw and Keith Evans join me for a chat about their latest recording "We Got Rhythm", recorded on the superb Allen GW4 Signature Digital Theatre organ. We hear extracts from the recording which you can hear in full at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04-KPjevRrs&t=284s The compilation has been made FREE for listeners/viewers - an extremely generous act and there's also a link should you wish to make a donation to a local charity or the NHS charities donation at https://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/fundraiser-display/showROFundraiserPage?userUrl=ClapForOurCarers&pageUrl=2 There's music from Angela Johnson, Jonathan Eyre, Nigel Ogden, Andrew Gilbert and Roger Miners too. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/communitykeyboards/message
Kevin and James talk to the lovely and talented Will Shaw about his book on the Rings of Akhaten and the classic McCoy serial Dragonfire!
In today's episode of Agency Intelligence podcast, Jason Cass hosts Nicholas Ayers, Will Shaw, Preston Schmidli and McBilly Sy to talk about their new startup, Better Agency. They discuss their reasoning for starting this new company, their goals, and how they feel Better Agency will shape the future of the insurance industry.
In this episode Will Shaw and I watch The Rings of Akhaten together and talk about it. Timecodes: 00:00:00 - Intro 00:21:04 - Commentary starts Will on Twitter - @Will_S_7 Me on Twitter - @molly_Martian The podcast on Twitter - @GalacticYoyoPod Email me at galacticyoyopod@gmail.com Will's book - https://obversebooks.co.uk/product/the-rings-of-akhaten/ Theme music written and performed by Aleks Podraza. Podcast artwork by Molly Lester (@mollypukes). Presented by Molly Marsh.
This week I met up with Will Shaw and Max Curtis to chat Can You Hear Me? Will on Twitter - @Will_S_7 Max on Twitter - MaxCCurtis Me on Twitter - @molly_martian The podcast on Twitter - @GalacticYoyoPod Email me at galacticyoyopod@gmail.com Come see my show - http://vaultfestival.com/whats-on/this-poo-shall-pass/ Podcast artwork by Molly Lester (@mollypukes). Theme music written and performed by Aleks Podraza. Presented by Molly Marsh.
Matt and Jeremy sit down w/ the one and only Will Shaw. His story is amazing, from NFL to running his own companies and how he manages it. Check it out.
Welcome to another edition of "Community Keyboards" produced and presented by Ian Wolstenholme and also broadcast available on Oldham Community Radio 99.7FM - www.oldhamcommunityradio.com. Featuring all that's best from the King of Instruments in all its guises - from the mighty classical and theatre organ pipe organs to the latest in digital home keyboards and beyond. Music old and new from international, national, local and amateur performers plus regular guest interviews, news, information and features exclusively available on this channel. Don't forget to tell you friends, share the programme and feel free to comment on anything you would like to hear. Special guests this month: including a look at the North & Midlands School of Music and we visit the Musical Museum at Kew Bridge in London as it hosts the 2019 American Theatre Organ Society ATOS Young Theatre Organist of the Year competition. Music this month from David Dunlap, Stephen Vincent, Ian Tracey, Carol Williams, Kevin Morgan, plus celebrity music and chat from Lewis Scott at the Astoria Centre in Barnsley. We journey down to London to visit and chat with Michael Wooldrige, Janet Dowsett, John Mann, Andy Quin, Paul Sheffield, Aaron Hawthorne, Robert Eldridge and a host of contenders in this year's ATOS Young Theatre Organist of the Year competition including winners Lucy Griffiths and Will Shaw. Plus the winner of the Keyboard Music Forum monthly home performance poll this time John D. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/communitykeyboards/message
Welcome to another edition of "Community Keyboards" produced and presented by Ian Wolstenholme and also broadcast available on Oldham Community Radio 99.7FM - www.oldhamcommunityradio.com. Featuring all that's best from the King of Instruments in all its guises - from the mighty classical and theatre organ pipe organs to the latest in digital home keyboards and beyond. Music old and new from international, national, local and amateur performers plus regular guest interviews, news, information and features exclusively available on this channel. Don't forget to tell you friends, share the programme and feel free to comment on anything you would like to hear. Special guests this month: including a look at the North & Midlands School of Music and we visit the Musical Museum at Kew Bridge in London as it hosts the 2019 American Theatre Organ Society ATOS Young Theatre Organist of the Year competition. Music this month from David Dunlap, Stephen Vincent, Ian Tracey, Carol Williams, Kevin Morgan, plus celebrity music and chat from Lewis Scott at the Astoria Centre in Barnsley. We journey down to London to visit and chat with Michael Wooldrige, Janet Dowsett, John Mann, Andy Quin, Paul Sheffield, Aaron Hawthorne, Robert Eldridge and a host of contenders in this year's ATOS Young Theatre Organist of the Year competition including winners Lucy Griffiths and Will Shaw. Plus the winner of the Keyboard Music Forum monthly home performance poll this time John D. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/communitykeyboards/message
This week I visited writer Will Shaw to discuss The Tsuranga Conundrum and its many quirks. Will on Twitter - @Will_S_7 Find us on Twitter - @GalacticYoyoPod Email us at galacticyoyopod@gmail.com Promotional artwork by Molly Lester (@mollypukes). Theme music written and performed by Aleks Podraza. Presented by Dylan Marsh.
Doctor Who Magazine contributor Will Shaw joins me to chat about the Doctor Who comic from IDW Publishing and what he thought of their output. I review the latest DWM strip as well as the four stories that made up the 2011 Doctor Who Annual from IDW, cover the news and more!
New indie band The Gods of Small Things are celebrating the release of their latest single, Analogue God. The Sunderland four-piece initially started life as a duo when Annabel and Josh came together at the beginning of the year, before deciding to expand so they could perform live. Bassist and backing vocalist Annabel Crowther explains: “Me and Jason launched as a duo in January this year, recording our first EP ourselves, but then decided to recruit a full band to gig, we were very lucky to find our drummer Will Shaw straight from the off and an old music comrade of Jason’s, Graham Mucker Mclauchlin, came in on lead guitar. We then recorded our current EP, Singing In The Dark – the first single off this, Analogue God, came out on November 20.”
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