Podcast appearances and mentions of winston wolf

In this powerful hypnosis session by Adam Cox, you'll awaken the focused discipline of a samurai and the calm precision of Winston Wolf from Pulp Fiction. Designed to help you break free from procrastination, overwhelm, and indecision, this experience will guide you into a state of clarity, control, and deliberate execution.

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In this week's episode of The Nowhere Office, fresh off the UK government's budget announcement, Julia Hobsbawm and Stefan Stern welcome economist Vicky Pryce. They delve into the Economy of Work, exploring workforce inactivity and persistent challenges to productivity, with a special focus on the overlooked challenges faced by women in the workforce and the economic cost of prisons.  In our My Working Life segment, meet an entrepreneurial couple who run a cutting-edge retreat in the Bavarian Alps—one of whom sees himself as the “Winston Wolf” of tech. This sponsored feature is brought to you in association with Whitefox, exceptional publishers for exceptional stories. Discover more at wearewhitefox.com. The Nowhere Office is a Fully Connected Production in association with Sandstone Global Productions. Music by Julian Brezon. Learn more at Workathon.io and https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/thenowhereoffice/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What did Pulp Fiction teach me about systems? Let's break it down with Mr. Wolf! Remember Winston Wolf? He's the go-to guy for problem-solving. Just like him, I work on helping people solve their business problems by focusing on systems. Recently, while browsing LinkedIn, I noticed something interesting. Every question was about strategy—how to solve this, fix that, and more. But here's the thing: flashy strategies won't fix your problems if your systems aren't solid. It's like trying to build a house without a strong foundation. Strategy is crucial, but it only works when you have the right systems in place. Once you've got that foundation, then you can build your strategy and play to your company's strengths while addressing weaknesses. Let's solve problems the Winston Wolf way—assessing the situation and implementing the right tactics.

Finally, somebody's talking about Pulp Fiction! A.I. made us watch this Tarantino classic that's already been discussed to death. But we've got hard hitting questions like where are all the theme restaurants these days? Why is Winston Wolf wearing a tuxedo at 8am? And is this movie actually the first podcast??  Plus our very special guest James Yates joins us for maybe the toughest game A.I. has given us yet! Support us on Patreon!

Charlotte Cushing is no stranger to the social professional and mental pressures of daily life but nothing could possibly prepare her for motherhood. As a clinical nurse of 10 years, she thought she had the edge over being a mum, however she is here today to share her story and explain what a crazy transition its been!As a proud representative of Australia not once, but 3 times on the international stage competing in beauty pageants around the world, she has now dived head first into her greatest journey yet of becoming a mother!Charlotte is a new mum to her premature bundle of joy, Winston Wolf born on March 11th 2024 after her waters broke early at 36 weeks.She is here to share her own birth story, and talk about the pressures we put on ourselves being a first time mums, along with her new found joy of being a parent with fiancé, Michael Turnbull.LINKSPreparing for birth Pelvic health checklistFree 7 Day Trial Pregnancy WorkoutsFree 7 Day Trial Postnatal WorkoutsFitNest Mama WebsiteInstagram @fitnestmamaCharlotte Cushing's Instagram: @charlotte.p.cushing** This podcast has general information only. Always seek the guidance of your doctor or other qualified health professional with any questions or concerns you may have regarding your health or medical condition. Enter code FITNEST20 for 20% off Solidea's maternity range. www.solidea.com.au

In this episode of the Data Malarkey podcast, data storyteller Sam Knowles talks to Mark Evans, one of the most successful marketers of his generation. Mark worked for ten years at Mars, rising to be Brand Director of Petcare Europe, before spells at 118118 Media UK and HSBC.   In 2012, Mark joined leading UK insurance business Direct Line Group where he helped to transform the business and the fortunes of its brands. Perhaps most notably – and in the teeth of stiff competition from the price comparison websites – he relaunched and reenergised the company's flagship Direct Line brand. In that time, as well as championing the role of data and analytics in the company's decision making, he even persuaded Harvey Keitel to reprise his role as Winston Wolf from Pulp Fiction, and in the process to drive the brand to new heights.   In 2023, Mark's gone plural, and is a non-executive director, coach, speaker, and podcaster. Indeed, he's the regular co-host of “The Places We'll Go Marketing Show”, now WITH well over 100 episodes. Guests have included many of the great names in modern marketing, from Unilever's Paul Polman to Professor Philip Kotter, from Mark Ritson to Byron Sharp – though for those who know these academic luminaries, they won't be surprised to hear Ritson and Sharp didn't appear together.   Our conversation was recorded remotely, via the medium of Riverside.fm, on 14 March 2023.   Thanks to Joe Hickey for production support.   Podcast artwork by Shatter Media.   Voice over by Samantha Boffin.   Mark describes his route into marketing as neither typical nor traditional. An economics graduate with a Masters in corporate finance, the job he was due to take up at Hill Samuel disappeared “in a puff of smoke”, thanks to a corporate merger.   Throughout his career, he's brought the rigour, analytical skills, and test-and-learn approach of financial markets to a wide variety of different marketing roles. Every decision he's taken and encouraged his teams to take has been driven by the evidence. This has helped him to elevate marketing and marketing decision-making up the food chains in corporate hierarchies. It's driven by his desire to test, prove or disprove hypotheses, a skill he cut his teeth studying high school science.   We talk at length about the way that Direct Line Group uses the Net Promoter Score (NPS) – a measure of how likely customers are to recommend products and services to friends and family – as the single metric everyone in the business was measured against. This unified, simplified approach made it clear to everyone in the business how important both measurement and measurement of customer experience is to the top and bottom line. For the better experience customers have with a business, the more likely they are to remain customers – and recommend the company to others.   Mark details the transformation journey he led from 2019 to turn Direct Line into a properly agile business, as well as his passion for building and championing “whole brain teams” across the full spectrum of neurodiversity. Many on the systemizing end of the autistic spectrum are brilliant at solving analytical challenges but at the same time find the interview process difficult. This means that many who could be hugely valuable to all sorts of businesses remain outside the workforce. Mark details his experience of working with the social enterprise Auticon – whose purpose is to help businesses “become a destination for neurodivergent talent” – to address this.   EXTERNAL LINKS Mark's LinkedIn profile – https://www.linkedin.com/in/markevans2/ The Places We'll Go Marketing Show – https://open.spotify.com/show/3zajAP9qA031znCniJnHuV   To find out what kind of data storyteller you are, complete our data storytelling scorecard at https://data-storytelling.scoreapp.com. It takes just two minutes to answer 12 questions, and we'll send you your own personalised scorecard which tells you what kind of data storyteller you are.

Geen enkele software groeide ooit zo snel als ChatGPT, de intelligente chatbot van OpenAI. Het iPhone-moment voor artificiële intelligentie, zo klinkt het. Spectaculair! Hoe gaat deze taalsoftware de wereld van werk veranderen, versnellen, verlichten, vereenvoudigen? Wat betekent dat voor jouw job als HR professional? En hoe ga je daar slim mee aan de slag? Een podcast over slimmer werken met ChatGPT dus En daarvoor hebben we twee mensen uitgenodigd die daar bijzonder veel over weten:  Elke De Wit en Mathias Vermeulen. Mathias heeft 10 jaar geleden Winston Wolf opgericht vanuit zijn ambitie om de combinatie van leren en technologie een extra boost te geven en Elke is Senior Product Portfoliomanager at NCOI Learning. Over prompt engineering en de kunst van goede vragen stellen, en over Arnold Schwarzenegger :-)Veel kijk- en luisterplezier!+++OpleidingstipsChatGPT en andere AI-platformen: potentieel en valkuilenSchrijven met ChatGPT: maak creatieve en overtuigende tekstenJuridische aspecten van AI en in het bijzonder ChatGPT+++Honger naar meer? SCHRIJF JE IN VOOR DE NIEUWSBRIEF LEES DE ARTIKELS ABONNEER JE OP HET TIJDSCHRIFT And don't forget: it's a great time to be in HR!+++Opgenomen op de #ZigZagHR Kantoorboot in Gent

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Episode DescriptionThis week on Unicorny, Dom is joined by co-host Ian Henderson to interview Mark Evans,ex-Managing Director of Marketing & Digital at Direct Line. Mark also co-hosts a top marketing podcast with Ritchie Mehta (links below).In the conversation, the team deep dive into the background behind the iconic Winston Wolf advertising campaign that revitalised Direct Line. Dom, Ian and Mark discuss transactional trust vs. relational trust when it comes to customer acquisition. Mark explains his ‘choose your future philosophy', the joy of pitching, and also gives his take on why they wanted to move on from the Winston Wolf campaigns while they were still popular.CONTROVERSIAL! While other industry pundits are telling us that ads don't wear out and need more time to wear in, here's a marketing leader who broke the rules and reaped reward.About The HostDominic Hawes is CEO of Selbey Anderson, the marketing group that helps businesses operating in complex markets win the future.He's been in the marketing business for over 25 years and has worked in agency, in-house and in early stage VC. He is a strategy specialist and an experienced M&A practitioner in small cap transactions.Dom started his professional career after six years as a commissioned officer in the British Army and 18 months as an analysts assistant at a well known management consultancy.About the Co-HostIan Henderson is an experienced creative director, marketing consultant and agency leader specialising in connecting complex organisations with their audiences.A strong understanding of the business, finance and corporate space together with a broad background in advertising, brand consulting and design give Ian a channel-neutral start point for simple, effective ideas that work across bought, earned and owned media.He has a proven track record as agency CEO as well as creative director, having transformed business performance and created a new agency from scratch in challenging market conditions. He now leads AML, a London-based agency winning business and creative awards for global finance, tech, charity and government.Ian is also an articulate broadcaster and published writer, delivering clear opinions and insights on business, marketing and travel for TV, radio and professional media.About the GuestMark is an executive level marketer and experienced non-executive director across listed, public and charity sectors.In his last exec role at Direct Line Group (DLG) Mark was Managing Director for Marketing & Digital. Mark was a long-standing member of ExCo, driving the strategic direction of the business, including IPO, rebrand, agile transformation and digitisation, and navigation through the COVID-19 crisis. Mark also sat on the Board of DLG Legal Services. Prior to DLG Mark worked at HSBC, 118118 and Mars in a broad range of Marketing and commercial roles.Outside of DLG Mark is NED for the Marketing Society, Independent Advisor to HMRC, Chair of the School of Marketing, INED for Emma3D – a tech scale-up, and co-host of the "The Places We'll Go" podcast. He also founded a charity event - the Sprintathon - in 2016 which seeks to #beatcancerfaster and has raised £850k to date for Stand Up To Cancer.Mark is a Fellow of the Marketing Society and of the Marketing Academy, and was recognised as the Marketing Society Leader of the Year in 2018.About Selbey AndersonSelbey Anderson is one of the UK's fastest growing marketing groups. Its agencies operate globally to help businesses in complex markets win the future. With deep sector expertise in financial services, tech, pharma, biotech and industry, Selbey Anderson's clients are united by the complexity of marketing in regulated, heavily legislated or intermediated...

Episode DescriptionThis week on Unicorny, Dom is joined by co-host Ian Henderson to interview Mark Evans,ex-Managing Director of Marketing & Digital at Direct Line. Mark also co-hosts a top marketing podcast with Ritchie Mehta (links below).In the conversation, the team deep dive into the background behind the iconic Winston Wolf advertising campaign that revitalised Direct Line. Dom, Ian and Mark discuss transactional trust vs. relational trust when it comes to customer acquisition. Mark explains his ‘choose your future philosophy', the joy of pitching, and also gives his take on why they wanted to move on from the Winston Wolf campaigns while they were still popular.CONTROVERSIAL! While other industry pundits are telling us that ads don't wear out and need more time to wear in, here's a marketing leader who broke the rules and reaped reward.About The HostDominic Hawes is CEO of Selbey Anderson, the marketing group that helps businesses operating in complex markets win the future.He's been in the marketing business for over 25 years and has worked in agency, in-house and in early stage VC. He is a strategy specialist and an experienced M&A practitioner in small cap transactions.Dom started his professional career after six years as a commissioned officer in the British Army and 18 months as an analysts assistant at a well known management consultancy.About the Co-HostIan Henderson is an experienced creative director, marketing consultant and agency leader specialising in connecting complex organisations with their audiences.A strong understanding of the business, finance and corporate space together with a broad background in advertising, brand consulting and design give Ian a channel-neutral start point for simple, effective ideas that work across bought, earned and owned media.He has a proven track record as agency CEO as well as creative director, having transformed business performance and created a new agency from scratch in challenging market conditions. He now leads AML, a London-based agency winning business and creative awards for global finance, tech, charity and government.Ian is also an articulate broadcaster and published writer, delivering clear opinions and insights on business, marketing and travel for TV, radio and professional media.About the GuestMark is an executive level marketer and experienced non-executive director across listed, public and charity sectors.In his last exec role at Direct Line Group (DLG) Mark was Managing Director for Marketing & Digital. Mark was a long-standing member of ExCo, driving the strategic direction of the business, including IPO, rebrand, agile transformation and digitisation, and navigation through the COVID-19 crisis. Mark also sat on the Board of DLG Legal Services. Prior to DLG Mark worked at HSBC, 118118 and Mars in a broad range of Marketing and commercial roles.Outside of DLG Mark is NED for the Marketing Society, Independent Advisor to HMRC, Chair of the School of Marketing, INED for Emma3D – a tech scale-up, and co-host of the "The Places We'll Go" podcast. He also founded a charity event - the Sprintathon - in 2016 which seeks to #beatcancerfaster and has raised £850k to date for Stand Up To Cancer.Mark is a Fellow of the Marketing Society and of the Marketing Academy, and was recognised as the Marketing Society Leader of the Year in 2018.About Selbey AndersonSelbey Anderson is one of the UK's fastest growing marketing groups. Its agencies operate globally to help businesses in complex markets win the future. With deep sector expertise in financial services, tech, pharma, biotech and industry, Selbey Anderson's clients are united by the complexity of marketing in regulated, heavily legislated or intermediated...

We'll be in Vegas May 23-29 at Laugh Factory in the Tropicana Romas has an old fashion “cold”. Wink, wink.Winston Wolf solves Talking Dick's problems.Ducharme thinks he has more brain capacity than Elon Musk.https:/patreon.com/thetwodickshttps://www.instagram.com/thetalkingdickscomedypodcast/https://twitter.com/DicksTwohttps://www.facebook.com/thetwodickshttps://www.facebook.com/The-Talking-Dicks-Comedy-Podcast-107101331446404Support the show

Forget that other "Wolf of Wall Street" guy. The only Wolf worth knowing is the character of Winston Wolf from Pulp Fiction. In my opinion, he should have had had is own spinoff movie due to the character being such a big hit in the movie. Over the years, I have solved some of the biggest problems you can imagine for my clients and helped them through things no one else could. Experience is what allows this. Tune in and reach out if you need any problems solved.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/torontorealestate/message

In March 2020, top UK insurance brand Direct Line went ahead with a planned reboot of its successful brand. With a continued focus on the messsaging of the brand as "fixers", the character of Winston Wolf was replaced with a group of superheroes. Host Will Francis quizzes Mark Evans on their decision to change something that already worked, and how it panned out during a pandemic. They also look at why brand is so central to everything you do online and how it is perceived by your public, stakeholders, and your employees. Mark Evans is Director of Marketing and Digital at Direct Line Group and runs his own podcast, The Places We'll Go Show. Subscribe to all DMI Ahead of the Game podcasts on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. And check out the DMI's extensive knowledge library and join up for free.

[Egy tematikába nem illeszkedő ismétlés a 2021-es Forma 1 szezonnyitó verseny apropóján.]Negyvennyolcadik rész, amelyben a Beszélő kockák az autóversenyzés és a számítástechnika kapcsolatáról beszélgetnek. Vendégük Wéber Gábor, autóversenyző és az M4 Sport Forma 1 szakkommentátora többek között az autóversenyzésről, a számítástachnikáról, az F1 közvetítések kulisszatitkairól és ezek kapcsolatáról osztja meg mérvadó gondolatait, Geri filozófiai vitába keveredik az illusztris vendéggel a környezetvédelem és az autóversenyzés kapcsolatáról, László, kocka Gábor édesapja az autóversenyzés fizikáját magyarázza, nem autóversenyző Gábor pedig felemlegeti, hogy egyszer hogyan pördült meg egy versenyautóval.Szógálati közlemény: Ugyanazon felvétel mint az előző, csak ez átfutott egy hangerő kiegyensúlyozó algoritmuson. Ezúton is hatalmas köszönet Wéber Gábornak, hogy rendelkezésünkre állt!Szóba kerülnek:Gábor Wéberhttps://www.facebook.com/GaborWeber/Lewis Hamilton verse – Wéber Gábor fordításábanhttps://www.facebook.com/Boxutca/photos/a.379713202053090.92676.375911462433264/1677852958905768/Szujó Zoltánhttps://twitter.com/szujozoltanToo stupid Question for Kimi Räikkönenhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BT4_MBUD1KoBBC Chequered Flag Formula 1http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p02nrsjn/episodes/downloadsBoxutca | M4 Sporthttps://www.m4sport.hu/boxutca/Well, let’s not start sucking each other’s ***** quite yet. – Winston Wolf – quickmemehttp://www.quickmeme.com/meme/3qs750How Formula One Teams Are Using Big Data To Get The Inside Edgehttps://www.forbes.com/sites/frankbi/2014/11/13/how-formula-one-teams-are-using-big-data-to-get-the-inside-edge/Artificial Intelligence and Formula One: Bots on pole position in the race for technologyhttps://news.microsoft.com/apac/features/artificial-intelligence-formula-one-bots-pole-position-race-technology/iOS – Official F1 Apphttps://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/official-f1-app/id835022598Android – Official F1 Apphttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.softpauer.f1timingapp2014.basicMichelisz Norberthttp://www.michelisz.huLucas Ordoñez – GT Academy – gran-turismo.comhttps://www.gran-turismo.com/au/academy/graduates/lucas/DeltaWinghttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeltaWingJann Mardenboroughhttps://www.jannthaman.comNISMO PlayStation® GT Academyhttps://www.gran-turismo.com/hu/academy/Jann Mardenborough on track for Formula 1 career after winning Gran Turismo 5 competitionhttp://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2561871/Gran-Turismo-5-gamer-track-Formula-1-career-Playstation-whizz-kid.htmlPitstophttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pitstop_(video_game)Grand Prix Legendshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Prix_LegendsGrand Prix 2https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Prix_2Grand Prix Legends bajnoksághttps://www.hwsw.hu/hirek/40343/grand-prix-legends-bajnoksag.htmlGreger Huttu: the World’s Greatest Sim Racerhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_qBp6iFBCwThe World’s Fastest Alienhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0p_sCrM1CcIChristopher Ryanhttps://chrisryanphd.comFuel, fuel usage and refuelling – Formula 1https://www.formula1.com/en/championship/inside-f1/rules-regs/Fuel_Fuel_system_fuel_usage_and_refuelling.htmlFIA World Endurance Championshiphttp://www.fiawec.comAudi Sport’s Ulrich Baretzky Interview – /DRIVE UNCUThttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TAhWdVU3M4F1: Soha nem látott határt tört át a Mercedeshttps://www.vezess.hu/forma-1/2017/09/13/f1-soha-nem-latott-hatart-tort-at-a-mercedes/Formula Ehttp://www.fiaformulae.com/DTM.com | The official website |https://www.dtm.com/enWTCC becomes WTCR from 2018: new rules, more cars, more raceshttps://www.fiawtcc.com/wtcc-becomes-wtcr-from-2018-new-rules-more-cars-more-races/Le Mans 24 Hours: Fernando Alonso to make debut with Toyotahttps://www.autosport.com/wec/news/134128/alonso-to-make-le-mans-debut-with-toyotaH0 modellek – mozdonyok, kocsikhttps://vasutmodell.com/ho-modellek/Formula Renaulthttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Formula_RenaultGroup GT3https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Group_GT3Apex (racing)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Racing_lineTapadási súrlódáshttp://tudasbazis.sulinet.hu/hu/termeszettudomanyok/fizika/fizika-9-evfolyam/surlodasi-jelensegek/tapadasi-surlodasCentrifugális erőhttps://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centrifugális_erőInerciarendszerhttps://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/InerciarendszerNewton törvényeihttps://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newton_törvényeiBrian Beckman’s The Physics of Racinghttp://phors.locost7.info/contents.htmCentripetális versus centrifugális erőhttps://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centrifugális_erő#Centripetális_versus_centrifugális_erőTömegvonzáshttps://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/GravitációPart 1: Weight Transfer – The Physics of Racinghttp://phors.locost7.info/phors01.htmLégellenálláshttps://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/LégellenállásF1-est vezettemhttps://totalcar.hu/tesztek/renaultf1/Degressive Braking Explainedhttp://www.f1-grandprix.com/?p=29755Tractionhttp://www.formula1-dictionary.net/traction.htmlTECHNICAL: HOW FAST CAN YOU CORNER?http://www.carmag.co.za/technical_post/technical-how-fast-can-you-corner/Supercars | Virgin Australia Supercars Championship official sitehttp://www.supercars.com

After a nearly 7-month hiatus, I am happy to have on as my first guest back on Real Estate REality Check someone who I consider to be the equivalent of the Pulp Fiction character Winston Wolf when it comes to making a difference for the restaurant industry that has been, in the words of Mick Jagger, absolutely “SHATTERED” by the impact of COVID-19. Even if you have been doing your best impression of “The Bubble Boy” character from Seinfeld, Andrew Rigie, the Executive Director of the New York City Hospitality Alliance, has been like Elvis Presley ... you know, as in EVERYWHERE, as he goes about channeling Winston Wolf’s mantra of “I solve problems” for the 100’s of thousands of NYC restaurant workers that have been devastated by the pandemic. Andrew knows that without food and beverage coming back to being an integral part of our lives and the fabric that makes NYC so great, the road to recovery is going to be a long and treacherous one.

Episode 5 The Winston Wolf of Hardcore Fests with Rich Hall Rich Hall is one of the most involved and dedicated promoters from the late 90s and billed some of the most outstanding, diverse and sometimes eclectic shows from 97 to 2011. His impact on Hardcore was felt throughout the country as well with helping at various festivals etc. Starting out helping Tyler King of Kingsize Bookings at the Legendary CBGB's, Rich ushered in a new era into HC at the end of the 90s, working with the bands that would bend and break all the genre trappings. From ISIS, Converge, to American Nightmare, From Autumn To Ashes, Poison the Well, the world of hardcore was once again seeing a new path carved and Rich was in the right place, New York City, at the time to foster these bands, while still getting a lesson from the school of hard knocks from the OG's of NYHC. His talent handling CBGBs and other NYC would lend himself to work with various record labels in promotional depts and later as an A&R. He was recruited to help out a fest in Syracuse, NY which was starting to grow in popularity and became the man who put out fires, ran stages and keep things under control for a few years at Hellfest. We even talk about the fallout of Hellfest 04 and the disaster of Hellfest 2005. His experience and skills were put to the test in various other festivals, including most recently This Is Hardcore. Aside from promoting and working within the Record end of the Music Industry, Rich Hall is a painter who lives in the Pacific Northwest with his wife and son. He still has some plans for the future to despite the state of the world right now so we should stay tuned on what he has up next. This story is a great tale of what anyone who wants to get involved in the backend side of working/running shows has to do to start. He has alot to say, great stories and an inspiring yet direct tone to how he went about learning from the old school and applying it to the new school of his era. He is another creative, obsessive and dedicated person whose story lends to each of our previous episodes and I hope you enjoy his lesson on never vouching for anyone. https://www.richhallartwork.bigcartel.com https:// www.instagram.com/rich_hall You can email him at 1000knives@me.com Rich Photo by Chrissie Good @chrissiegood on IG

How to Unlock your LinkedIn to improve your business BCL259 Get more from LinkedIn to grow your business LinkedIn Unlocking and how to have a magnetic Profile that attracts the best and repels the rest. Angus will talk us through the importance of Keywords, This is all about Brand  You and the various sections of your LinkedIn Profile. He will be discussing how problem solving and storytelling are key parts of your profile. Angus will also be looking at searching, how to get around the commercial limits and how to save searches. Who is Angus Grady Angus Grady LinkedIn Unlocker. Angus Grady is a well respected and internationally known LinkedIn expert who brings a different perspective to delivering training. He hates being called a trainer and prefers to see himself as an Unlocker of potential. Humorous delivery style with a slightly direct approach and has been called the Winston Wolf of LinkedIn. His direct style rarely offends but often raises eyebrows. Mentioned in Forbes as a leading LinkedIn exponent and part of an international group of well respected LinkedIn experts that meet regularly in the UK to share expertise and learnings.  

BANG! @southernvangard #radio Ep256: COVID-19 Edition 21! Hop in Vangardians, Meeks and Doe are here to take you on another one this week - if your mental needs some relief we got what you need! New music abound this week as you might guess, including a WORLD EXCLUSIVE from ZILLA ROCCA & RAY WEST - and we happened to get ‘em on the horn to talk about this “Rowhouse Whispers” CD only exclusive and more! There’s some real jewels in our chat, make sure you pay attention. Our Thursday interview session this week is with GHOST OF THE MACHINE, who we spoke to briefly last month about this SAVAGELAND project with RECKONIZE REAL & WEAPON ESP. Ghost just dropped the 3rd volume of his “HEROES FOR HIRE” series with South Miami’s DJ PROOF, you can hear a preview of the interview at the end of the mix, the full drops on Thursday. Stay strong and stay safe good people, it’s ALWAYS that #SmithsonianGrade #TwiceAWeek #WeAreTheGard // southernvangard.com // @southernvangard on #applepodcasts #stitcherradio #soundcloud #mixcloud #youtube // #hiphop #rap #undergroundhiphop #boombap #DJ #mixshow #interview #podcast #ATL #WORLDWIDE #RIPCOMBATJACK Recorded live June 9, 2020 @ Dirty Blanket Studios, Marietta, GA southernvangard.com @southernvangard on #applepodcasts #soundcloud #youtube #spotifypodcast #googlepodcasts #stitcherradio #mixcloud #SmithsonianGrade #TwiceAWeek #WeAreTheGard twitter/IG: @southernvangard @jondoeatl @cappuccinomeeks Talk Break Inst. - "Probably" - Jansport J "Yesterday (For Mom)" - Ghost Of The Machine & DJ Proof "Numb Out" - Ghost Of The Machine & DJ Proof ft. Fredo Crespo "Hannibal Barca" - Ghost Of The Machine & DJ Proof ft. Maz Wun "Same Shit, Different Toilet" - Pharoahe Monch ft. Styles P (prod. Marco Polo) "Respect Violence" - Young Black And Gifted (Azariah & Kidd Called Quest) "Rudiments" - K-Hill (prod. Bsquared) Talk Break Inst. - "ByGones" - Jansport J "Wake Up" - Jam Young "Jungle Gym - Spit Gemz ft. Nems "Wrecking Crew Theme" - Zilla Rocca, Curly Castro & PremRock "The Ground Below" - Run The Jewels "Mass Murdering" - Slim One ft. Blacastan x Madhattan Talk Break Inst. - "Heir" - Jansport J "Get Stopped" - Terror Van Poo ft. J.O Moves (prod. Vinny Idol) "Winston Wolf" - Milano Constantine ft. Smoke DZA "Clarence" - Jamal Gasol (prod. Quis Star) "The Cook Up" - Str8 Bangaz ft. Josiah The Gift "Harlem To The Heights" - The Musalini & G4 Jag ft. Q Stilla "No Luv Lost" - Zilla Rocca & Ray West ** WORLD EXCLUSIVE ** Interview - Zilla Rocca & Ray West Talk Break Inst. - "SlowDance" - Jansport J Interview Snippets - Ghost Of The Machine ** FULL INTERVIEW DROPS THURS 6/11 **

In this week’s Lockdown Bonus Episode me and Matt revisit conversations we’ve had with our Boxing Insiders. We have the inimitable Jon Pegg; the Winston Wolf of the fight game in Al Siesta; top cornerman Mark Seltzer; Sky presenter Anna Woolhouse and the hugely experienced trainer and hand-wrapper to the stars Russ Anber. Between them they’ve performed pretty much every role you care to name and it was great fun getting their take and insight on all aspects of the sport.

“I think fast, I talk fast, and I need you guys to act fast if you want to get out of this. So pretty please, with sugar on top, clean the f***** car!” - Winston Wolf, Pulp Fiction Extraordinary times call for extraordinary teams and potentially extraordinary leadership. That can be confusing when you have an established culture, but we all know in times of rapid change we don't have long to make decisions. The better a team functions and the better clarity it has of its purpose the more likely it will be successful. Andy joins Dan to talk through his experience of what it's been like leading a team through the extraordinary times due to COVID-19. To learn more, please visit https://www.impactinternational.com

Dave & Su Kay started in the smallest home workshop and they’ve gone on to design, test and build kiteboarding products for the largest brands in the world   Support the show:   https://ko-fi.com/kitesurf365   Follow me:   http://www.kitesurf365.com   https://www.instagram.com/kitesurf365/   In association with:   TheKiteMag, bringing you the very best in kiteboarding. Become a subscriber today and get 15% off by using the code “KITESURF365” at checkout.    https://www.thekitemag.com/

This week myself and Matt Macklin sit down with one of the sport's truly fascinating characters, Mr Al Siesta. Having moved to England after the collapse of the Soviet Union, Al, via a successful music career, has manoeuvred his way in his own inimitable style into his current position as one of the sport's influential inside men. A promoter, manager, matchmaker, agent and fixer he is truly boxing's Winston Wolf. We had great fun recording this episode so we hope you have as much fun listening to it.

Introduction: Today’s guest is Maury Golbert, co-chair of the real estate group and partner in the tax department of Berdon LLP, ranked among the top 15 accounting firms in the New York metropolitan area and top 100 in the United States. Maury is certainly not what one would describe as an underachiever, given his CPA, JD, and LLM. He is looked upon by his real estate (and other) clients for advice pertaining to all facets of a transaction, including due diligence, structuring, wealth preservation and enhancement, and workouts as well. When Maury’s not busy being a rock star in the world of accounting and taxation - in addition to spending as much time as possible with his wife Gail and their two daughters - Maury is passionate about biking and truly great wines.   Episode Notes: At 2:55, Maury notes that a majority of real estate developers and entrepreneurs give off a sense of optimism and positivity. At 3:51, Maury explains why sometimes the most valuable piece of advice to give someone is a “no.” At 4:49, Golbert shares that there is no shortcut within his industry as the learning curve is long and flat, and as a result one must continuously be learning on a daily basis. At 7:09, he uses the sports analogy of the “game slowing down” and being able to see the defense in comparison to when one is repeatedly practicing and putting in work. At 9:05, Maury reveals his career “oh my moment” of him essentially working on a complex transaction all by himself. At 13:32, Golbert channels Winston Wolf of Pulp Fiction, and tells us that clients come to him with problems, not with solutions. At 15:55, he touches upon long-time clients and forming multi-generational relationships, how expectations vary with time, and the importance of being responsive to clients. At 19:11, Maury advises on the uncertainty and complexity of changes to the recently enacted Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, and shares that there are opportunities to be had, but many pitfalls exist as well. At 23:57, Golbert speaks about making a difference for others through education, and strongly believes that in this country everyone should have a clean place to sleep and should not be going to bed hungry. At 30:57, he discusses giving people skills that put them in a position to help themselves. At 32:09, Maury feels that there is no substitute to understanding what is in front of you, as one must always be properly prepared. At 34:59, Golbert notes the pertinence of being likeable in business, and the ability of connecting with people on a personal level while having some fun while doing so. At 36:36, he shares that he is not a natural networker, but his accessibility and resourcefulness has helped him a great deal in forming and cultivating relationships. At 42:40, Maury divulges how he finds the balance between leveraging technology and old school methods of communication. He believes that there is no substitute for picking up the phone. At 47:05, Golbert mentions that he enjoys both road and mountain biking, snowboarding, and any activity that forces him to detach from his phone or work while getting his adrenaline going. At 50:08, Maury Golbert closes the podcast with a duel message: (1) every day is a new day, and (2) one possesses complete control of his or her own destiny.

Johnny Stats is woken up to join The Cowboy and The Jag for a last minute talk about Divisional Weekend matchups and mention some things we omitted or overlooked from the last episode. Enjoy and thanks for spreading the word, the number of new listeners recently has been very much appreciated !!

Technical Program Manager Interview: With  Alessandro Catorcini A fabulous interview with Alessandro Catorcini! He has over 20 years of experience in tech. He spent over 15 years at Microsoft in various roles from being a software architect, a Principal Group Program Manager. He’s worked at Amazon and now he and I work at Oracle’s Cloud Infrastructure Team also known as OIC. He is one of those people I see who are solving problems that are large at scale.  And another very interesting tit-bit is that he has done over 200 Interviews in the last 2 years at OCI. Technical Program Manager Interview: With  Alessandro Catorcini PART II of this interview lives here :)  We talk about:- TPM interviewing tips. Five core traits of Technical Program Managers. TPM leveling. What are the things to watch out for during an Interview in General. Compare the role across various organizations. Eg: Microsoft vs Oracle. What are some of the most understated qualities a TPM candidate must have? How do you evaluate a candidate's technical aptitude? Listen and enjoy ! Mario Gerard ps: You can find more podcasts here. And the next episode here. Transcript of the podcast;- Interview with Alessandro Catorcini Mario: Hello and welcome to the TPM podcast with Mario Gerard. I plan on doing a series of interviews with fellow TPM's and PM's, with top leaders and invite them to share their ideas with the TPM community. So, if you're interested in sharing your ideas, do reach out to me. Today, I have with me a very special guest, Alessandro Catorcini, and we're going to chat about a couple of things, primarily revolving around the fundamental characteristics of TPMS, how we level TPMS and what the TPM journey looks like. Alessandro has over 20 years of experience. He spent nearly 15 years at Microsoft doing various roles from being a software architect to a group principal program manager. He then worked at Amazon and now he's at Oracle's Cloud Infrastructure team where he and I are colleagues. He's one of those people I see who take and solve large skilled problems. Another very interesting tidbit about Alessandro is he's done over 200 interviews in the last two years at OCI. Alessandro, why don't you introduce yourself. Alessandro: Hi everyone, and thank you, Mario, for the introduction, it's kind of large-scale problems. Yeah, well more than large-scale problems, I've solved a lot of problems of every size, some of which happened to be larger than others. Mario: Yeah, today and that's when I saw your tagline, 'I solve problems' or something to that context. Alessandro: Yeah, that came out of a joke actually. When I was working with a networking team, they started calling me behind my back you Mr. Wolf, like Winston Wolf of Pulp Fiction. Mario: Cool. So, you have also done a lot of interviews for us. Alessandro: I did, yes. Mario: Approximately over the last two years what do you think the count is? Alessandro: Actually, I was looking at the scoreboard, there is a keyboard of the interviews which is actually funny. I was at 263, I think, since January 2017. Mario: Wow! That's a lot of interviews. And you do them for TPMs, PMs, and Ms. Alessandro: Yes, pretty much anything. Mario: Across the board. Alessandro: I have done engineers, PMs, TPMs, even admins, solution architects, some have been really interesting stories, guys that came for one job and got something completely different. Mario: Let's start with, like from your perspective, how do you define the TPM rule? Alessandro: There's a story that I remember hearing at a symposium of PMs at Microsoft probably a decade-plus ago. Yes, and it stuck with me because it captures the essence. If you think of a team like a big cake, you can start slicing it and you could slice a very clean slice that would be engineering, a very clean slice that would be product management, a very clean slice that is QA. When you're done cutting slices,

The Town Mile is proud to present our first Town Mile Film Society episode and salute Quentin Tarantino's 1994 masterpiece Pulp Fiction. Cap'n Drew Degen @swingtimekingtime joins us for a deep-dive as we share our favorite scenes, favorite lines, and why Winston Wolf was wearing a tuxedo at 8:30 in the morning. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Introduction: Today we are lucky enough to have with us none other than Michael Santora, a man who in every sense of the word is truly on a mission to make a difference for his clients, the skylines and infrastructures of cities globally, and for those not as fortunate. In my professional dealings with Michael, I have found him to be the Winston Wolf of architecture, design, due diligence, code consulting and expediting resolution. Yes, like the character portrayed by Harvey Keitel in the classic film Pulp Fiction, Michael solves problems! Given that the historical tradition of a crown, among other things, embodies that of knowledge, power, triumph, honor and wealth, the mantra of the firm he co-founded, namely Crown Architecture and Consulting, is that of ensuring that their designs and efforts will simultaneously maximize the potential of their client’s property and budget, while also making a difference for the private and public sectors.     Episode Notes: At 3:16, Michael Santora stresses the importance of reading comprehension in his business. At 4:28, he discusses taking pride in your work and having a full understanding of your final product, because at the end of the day your name is attached. At 5:05, Michael talks about work ethic. At 5:57, he touches upon setting goals and to some, money being freedom as well as a measure of success. At 7:27, Michael notes that good service comes with upfront reality - being blunt and not creating a sense of false hope, while simultaneously being optimistic. At 9:05, he points out that Crown Architecture and Consulting likes to be different with the subtle things, and that Crown is always evolving based on the feedback it receives. Michael describes how he and Crown are different, given that they, like others, swim in the same direction as everyone else, but often zig-zag quite a bit up stream. At 10:18, Michael shares that “It’s hard to argue with logic and reason.” At 11:53, he advises, “I want to profitable off of the intelligent decisions I make and the value I create.” At 12:55, Michael discusses change in the real estate industry, more specifically retail and last mile industrial. At 13:51, he talks about building with flexibility in design, so buildings can evolve with changing times. At 14:11, Michael informs us of Crown’s partnership with Scott Brownrigg out of London, and Smart Shed, a new type of distribution center concept. At 16:06, he shares winning the World Architecture Foundation award for his firm’s concept of redesigning the Park Avenue medians. At 18:27, Michael explains his love for the challenge of making something profitable, and growing a “business.” At 21:16, he discusses having integrity in design and construction. Building bigger, better and more efficient! At 23:53, Michael shares his involvement in the ACE program, mentoring, and sitting on the board at Wentworth Institute of Technology. At 26:01, he takes us back to his first job in real estate, working as a project manager for a design-build firm. At 30:05, he talks about the topic of failure and his failure to successfully pitch Platform Media to MTA at 22 years old. At 33:09, Michael dives into his passion for large scale infrastructure projects. At 38:10, Michael Santora closes it out with the message of pursuing your dreams.  

Minute 128 of Pulp Fiction starts with Winston Wolf lighting a cigarette in Jimmie's house and ends with Jules and Vincent cleaning the car. A Too Old Media podcast

Pulp Fiction minute 126 starts with Winston Wolf explaining how they're going to camouflage the car and ends with the Wolf telling Jules and Vincent to please clean the car.

My conversation with South Louisiana photographer, artist and motorcycle enthusiast Winston Wolf. You can keep up with him via Instagram @Winston__Wolf or purchase prints and other wares at his Big Cartel theartofwinstonwolf.bigcartel.comBe sure to check out the show blog for additional content rulersandriders.wordpress.com and keep up with the show on Instagram @rulers_and_riders

This week: we make numerous big announcements about the future and shape of our website as we roll out a weekly games column, officially invite the world to come play Starbound with us on our dedicated server at starboundihc.com (details can be found in the link to our anchor page below), reveal our secret software project that we hope will make running Steamcmd headless Linux servers easier and much less insane for sysadmins, and then - once we finally get around to covering this week in the Linux gaming - we disclose our first impressions of the (possibly misunderstood) "Desert Strike"-but-now-with-mechanized robots "Hybrid Wars," get in touch with our inner doomed-disaster-survivor in the Allan Jude-like remote frozen wastelands of Canada in "The Long Dark," and finally get the kinks worked out of our inter-dimensional supply chain of knock-off commemorative spoons in "ClusterTruck." Remember, we're Linux users: the way we "heart" logistics makes UPS middle-management wet their pants in terror. All of this and nearly TEN super-excellent titles in this week's crop of deals ("Cities Skylines," and several totally rocking games that are entirely free - in this case, actually as in "beer" here, not as in "freedom")... all this, zombies, vampires, Winston Wolf, intergallactic subatomic particle galactic warfare simulations, and a party video game for teetolaers so uninspired that they require a multiplayer party game that contains its own inner mini-drinking game ready for use out of the box! Truly, it is the end of the world... YES! www.bestlinuxgames.com Starbound IHC: our dedicated Starbound Server running Frackin Universe and many other utterly unbelievably awesome modifications and improvements. Details at our anchor page at: http://www.bestlinuxgames.com/?q=news/starbound-ihc-our-dedi-starbound-server See and subscribe to the mods we use on starboundihc via our steam collections page: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=758936618 Read our First Impressions piece about "Hybrid Wars:" http://www.bestlinuxgames.com/?q=news/mech-strike ...and our video of the week for episode 101 will be linked here just as soon as we pop it onto YouTube. www.bestlinuxgames. com