Podcasts about wilmo

Heute in der Kaffeepause: Wir haben Frau Sinem Karakus bei uns, die uns etwas über das Projekt WiLMo erzählt. WiLMo ist eine Initiative von mehreren Hochschulen in Nordrhein-Westfalen, die sich das Ziel gesetzt haben, Lehrinhalte auf einer digitalen Plattform zur Verfügung zu stellen, damit alle Studenten und Studentinnen im Bundesland davon profitieren können.

Jim Spanier, owner of Wilmo LLC discusses his experience with exceptional customer service. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/alabamaentrepreneur/support

Jim Spanier discusses his experiences in small business with his small business, Wilmo LLC. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/alabamaentrepreneur/support

Link In Bio Since this was supposed to be the first year for the CIAA in their new host city of Baltimore I wanted to talk about how that transition was within the past year-- and since COVID pretty much put that to a halt and what did it mean for the next couple of contractual years for the tournament. The only way to get those answers I had to bring back Ben Baxter, who holds a position as the Assistant Commissioner for Strategic Communications within the CIAA to discuss the pivot that had to put into play in the past year. To balance out the conversation I brought back Winston Robinson aka Wilmo who is also an alum of a CIAA school by way of Winston Salem State University. This sit down took a couple of turns on what we see the CIAA can and should do moving forward. Definitely touched on a few other topics with how city officials viewed the tournament here in CLT, and do they want to see it come back? #WhoGotNextCLT #CLTure

It's hard to find someone who is more fiercely proud of being a native Charlottean than Winston Robinson. So much so, that Robinson's nickname of "Wilmo" is inspired by his native neighborhood of Wilmore. That, combined with the work that he's doing as former president of the Lockwood Neighborhood Association, through A Vibe Called Fresh, an annual food and music festival open to all residents, as well as founding an LLC, The Applesauce Group, to support it all. In today's episode of the The Biscuit CLT Podcast - CMCLT Rewind, hosts Tim Miner and Matt Olin talk to Winston immediately following his talk at the March Creative Mornings event at Divine Barrel Brewing. Tune in now to hear Winston speak about what being a native Charlottean means to him, what he wanted to convey when speaking about codeswitching in his CMCLT speech, and his thoughts on the current state of The Excelsior Club.

Episode XXXIX Our special guest Wilmo finally makes his ASIC debut and has questions for the boys. He tells us about the money he racks in with bowling (surprisingly Wilmo won't strike you as the bowling type), apprehending criminals at a place you wouldn’t think has crime, pronouncing words in the English language, and how streaming services really becoming just a monopoly. Stay Saucy… --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/alwayssaucy/support

In episode V, Bobby and Zach remember their first phones, Bobby considers quitting his job to become a full-time vintage clothes seller, the guys discuss Zach’s income during dire straits, Wilmo bowls a 300, and October Fest is actually in September? Stay Saucy... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/alwayssaucy/support

This is the last episode of Vol. 3 and I could not end it without talking to a brother who I feel is doing some great things around here. Wilmo is a Charlotte native and has no problem letting you know that the QC is his home. Wilmo is the man behind Hillmanshirts and a Vibe Called Fresh here in the QC. Wilmo is a great representation of what it means to be a true Charlottean. He is in the community and making sure other residents of the city have the information WE need to make well informed decisions from home ownership, city plans, and preserving history of landmarks such as Beatties Ford Road. This conversation was an enlightening one and hope you all enjoy it as much as I did! Please welcome to the stage....WILMO people!

Wilmo updates us from the end of day 4. After complaints last year that things were too easy, riders are finding things a good bit more difficult this year, to the point that some are being excluded from the final selectives due to darkness. We'll have to see how that is addressed in the future. Shane Diener is out after a collision with a Roo, breaking his leg (and destroying the bike). Get well, Shane. Tune in to http://RallyRAIDio.net for complete coverage of the 2008 Australian Safari. Music by Dreamline available at Podsafe.net

Wilmo rings in at the start of day 4, the first half of the marathon stages, with an update on his rider, Guy. They've got about 800k to cover today, with an abbreviated service at the end of the day. Guy is riding with a badly injured hand, so hopefully he'll be able to soldier on through the day! Tune in to http://RallyRAIDio.net for complete coverage of the 2008 Australian Safari. Music by Dreamline available at Podsafe.net

Wilmo rings in with a mid-stage update from Day 1. A mud hole has claimed several victims, with at least one rider taken to hospital -- we'll hope he's able to return for tomorrow! Tune in to http://RallyRAIDio.net for complete coverage of the 2008 Australian Safari. Music by Dreamline available at Podsafe.net

Wilmo (from ADVrider), part of a moto service crew, calls in with an update as the field sets off on the first full day of rallying. Tune in to http://RallyRAIDio.net for complete coverage of the 2008 Australian Safari. Music by Dreamline available at Podsafe.net