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Climate360° : a changing climate's impact & brilliant people making a differencePutting Research to WorkIn the most recent Climate Change Performance Index (2025), Australia has dropped two ranks to 52nd place. But a recent emboldening of Federal government may see that negative trend reverse. This interview unpacks Australia’s current climate policy platform, and while being a long way from perfect, the positive changes occurring in Australia’s performance. We will look at how research can help inform good policy, and what policy levers look likely to deliver best outcomesClimateworks is taking on the transition to net zero emissions. They guide decisions from government, companies and institutions that can reduce emissions at the...
2025-12-1849 min
Climate360° : a changing climate's impact & brilliant people making a differenceLocal HerosAll across Australia there are communities taking climate action into their own hands. One example is in rural Victoria, where Totally Renewable Yakandanah (TRY) is a 100% volunteer run community group with “the lofty goal of powering this small Victorian town with 100% renewable energy, giving resilience, savings, lower emissions and showing that it can be done”. We talk to Juliette Milbank and Matthew Charles-Jones of TRY, about the challenges involved in the energy transition, the scale of the opportunity, and where they are on their journey. About Climate360ºClimate360º is a podcast series that will t...
2025-11-251h 12
Climate360° : a changing climate's impact & brilliant people making a differenceCleaning up the market.In the blame game of who is doing most, or least, corporations are not typically showered in climate glory. While some large companies are taking meaningful steps to decarbonise, there is also growing criticisms of greenwashing and climate tokenism. The Australian Centre for Corporate Responsibility (ACCR) is a major player in shining a spotlight on the good and the bad. We speak to ACCR executive director Brynn O’Brien about the important (and tireless) job of share activism and holding business to account. Brynn O’Brien is Executive Director of the Australian Centre for Corporate Resp...
2025-10-311h 00
Hospitality Daily PodcastAccelerate Your Hospitality Career by Creating Value Through Problem Solving - Andrew ArthursIn this episode, Andrew Arthurs, President and Chief Operating Officer at Actabl, shares how hospitality professionals can accelerate their careers by creating value through problem-solving. Drawing on his experience as a former Chief Information Officer for major hotel management companies, Andrew explains why the most successful leaders start by asking the right questions, focusing on the real problems to solve rather than the technology itself. He also reveals a simple framing question that helps you identify opportunities to drive value in your role, scale solutions across properties, and unlock career growth in the process.Also see: Building...
2025-10-0815 min
Hospitality Daily PodcastManaging Labor Costs Through Cross-Functional Collaboration - Andrew ArthursIn this episode, Andrew Arthurs, President and COO of Actabl, joins us to discuss one of hospitality’s biggest challenges: managing labor costs. Drawing on his experience leading at the largest hotel management companies and his recent articles in Hotel Management, Andrew shares how top hotel operators are enhancing labor efficiency through cross-functional collaboration and data-driven decision-making.Read Andrew's articles:Hotel's talent crisis is getting worse: How empathy can helpLabor costs, talent retention & the profitability equation nowLearn more about Hotel Effectiveness by Actabl A few more resources: If you're new to Ho...
2025-10-0706 min
Hospitality Daily PodcastWhat Smart Hotel Owners Are Focusing on Now - Andrew ArthursThis week, Josiah Mackenzie and Andrew Arthurs are in Phoenix for The Lodging Conference, talking about what’s top of mind for hotel owners and investors today. Andrew, who is President and COO of Actabl, shares how the smartest owners are thinking about people, partnerships, and technology to protect and grow asset value.Also see: Building Trust & The Network Effect in Hospitality A few more resources: If you're new to Hospitality Daily, start here. You can send me a message here with questions, comments, or guest suggestions If you want to get my summary an...
2025-10-0608 min
Hospitality Daily PodcastBuilding Trust & The Network Effect in Hospitality - Andrew ArthursAndrew Arthurs was previously CIO for some of the world’s largest hotel management companies and is now President and Chief Operating Officer of Actabl, embodying what it looks like to live and lead with hospitality.In this episode, Andrew teaches us about the network effect in hospitality: how trust and relationships built over time shape careers, companies, and leadership.Also see: Brené Brown's "marble jar" analogy and building trustWhy Great Hospitality Leaders Always Return to the Front Desk - Andrew Arthurs A few more resources: If you're new to Hospitality Daily, star...
2025-10-0512 min
Climate360° : a changing climate's impact & brilliant people making a differenceRethinking and Reusing Big BuildingsWhat does it mean to be committed to sustainability, while working in an industry responsible for 40% of the world’s carbon emissions? Firstly, it means trying hard to adapt and retain old buildings, rather than bulldoze and start again. That’s about one third of those building emissions. Secondly, it means making buildings that are super efficient to run, with ‘operational carbon emissions’ accounting for the other two thirds. These issues are particularly important when working on large buildings, which are notoriously carbon intensive, to both build and operate.Sam Peart brings her engineering background to these challeng...
2025-10-021h 11
Climate360° : a changing climate's impact & brilliant people making a differenceClimate and the housing insurance crisisProfessor Paula Jarzabkowski talks to us about how housing in high-risk areas is bad policy and leads to an increase in what she calls the insurance protection gap. Our building codes are also not adapting to new climate conditions. As is so often the case in considering climate impacts, those at greatest risk are those least able to afford those impacts.About PaulaProfessor Paula Jarzabkowski is a strategic management expert at the University of Queensland, specialising in the intersection of insurance, risk, and climate change. Her research reveals how climate-induced disasters impact insurance markets...
2025-09-1859 min
Climate360° : a changing climate's impact & brilliant people making a differenceHemp to the RescueDoug Rennie is a third-generation farmer and regenerative agriculture trail-blazer. With a mix of changing climate and soil degradation biting hard on the farm’s productivity, his family is now exploring the cultivation and commercialization of industrial hemp. He talks about the challenges of introducing hemp as a viable crop in Australia, dealing with regulatory hurdles, production complexities, and market development.Alongside a host of collaborators in the production cycle, his work reveals hemp's extraordinary potential in both the sequestrating of carbon and as a carbon negative, super strong sustainable building material.Climate360° joined Doug at...
2025-09-0437 min
Gateway Mackenzie Campus (Audio)Who's Name Are You Building? | Andrew MayneWhat drives your desire to be great—recognition or purpose?In this message, Andrew Mayne explores the tension between personal ambition and spiritual calling. Using the story behind the Hardy Boys and the pseudonym Franklin W. Dixon, Andrew draws a compelling parallel to the church: many individuals working under one name, not for personal fame, but for a greater purpose.Through personal stories and biblical reflection, this message challenges us to examine our motivations and invites us to live for the name above all names—Jesus.Key Scripture: Philippians 2:5–8"In your relationships with one another, have the same mindset as Chr...
2025-08-3150 min
Climate360° : a changing climate's impact & brilliant people making a differenceBuildings as habitat.Join us as we interview Joost Bakker on the design of the Regenerative Futures Studio for Woodleigh School, a learning centre that exemplifies his principles. The project utilises carbon-sequestering materials like hemp and straw, emphasising the distinction between net-zero and truly regenerative design. The buildings also have a thriving indigenous rooftop garden incorporating an innovative rain water harvesting system that ensures an ongoing, climate resilient habitat. Locally sourced natural, recycled and repurposed materials feature throughout, Bakker demonstrates how architecture can actively contribute to environmental restoration and create an exceptional healthy, sustainable learning environment.https://www.futurefoodsystem.com
2025-06-2844 min
Climate360° : a changing climate's impact & brilliant people making a differenceThe Road to Paris is Steep. Very Steep.Join us for the second part of our conversation with Professor Dan Hill is a renowned designer, urbanist, and educator, currently based at the Melbourne School of Design at the University of Melbourne.With a career spanning over two decades, Dan has led transformative projects intersecting design, technology, and urban development across global cities, including Manchester's Northern Quarter and Google's campuses. His expertise lies in crafting social and cultural infrastructures that respond to contemporary urban challenges.In this episode, our first long-form interview from the ClimateRelay: Building season, Dan introduces the Australian Carbon Reduction Roadmap...
2025-06-2346 min
Climate360° : a changing climate's impact & brilliant people making a differenceThe Road to Paris is Steep. Very Steep.Professor Dan Hill is a renowned designer, urbanist, and educator, currently based at the Melbourne School of Design at the University of Melbourne. With a career spanning over two decades, Dan has led transformative projects intersecting design, technology, and urban development across global cities, including Manchester's Northern Quarter and Google's campuses. His expertise lies in crafting social and cultural infrastructures that respond to contemporary urban challenges. In this episode, our first long-form interview from the ClimateRelay: Building season, Dan introduces the Australian Carbon Reduction Roadmap, a collaborative initiative launched in early 2025 with the aim of...
2025-06-1457 min
Climate360° : a changing climate's impact & brilliant people making a differenceClimateRelay: BuildingBuilding is a series of interviews with diverse thinkers and doers from the worlds of research, design, insurance, engineering and farming. Each in turn discusses how their work intersects with climate and building. Five full interviews will be published weekly, from next week, however we kick off this week with a ClimateRelay - a short excerpt from each of five interviews running back-to-back. In so doing, ClimateRelay is designed to demonstrate that climate issues cannot be discussed in silos. The impacts of climate change are intrinsically cross-disciplinary, requiring us to think in complex, non-linear ways.Building launches...
2025-06-061h 04
The Arts of Language PodcastEpisode 477: Thinking about Picture Books with Sarah Mackenzie
In this episode Andrew Pudewa and Julie Walker talk with Sarah Mackenzie about furnishing the mind with words and beauty by reading aloud. Listen as they discuss the importance of not just the words but also the artwork in children’s picture books. Sarah shares her passion for rightly ordered beauty in the words and art in the books they are publishing at Waxwing Books, and she gives a short summary of each of the picture books available.
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Nurturing Competent Communicators audio talk by Andrew Pudewa
Read-Aloud Revival®
Waxwing Books
A Li...
2025-05-1400 min
Ivory Tower Boiler RoomTrue Crime in Academia Episode 111: The Murder of Mackenzie LeuckWant to listen to this episode AD FREE?!?!?! Go to patreon.com/ivorytowerboilerroomHey, true crime friends! This week we are diving into thetragic and horrific murder of University of Utah student, Mackenzie Leuck. After flying back from a family member's funeral, Mackenzie disappears after agreeing to meet up with a man on a dating app. Sources:https://www.cnn.com/2025/04/25/australia/prince-andrew-accuser-virginia-giuffre-dies-intl-hnkhttps://www.cnn.com/2020/10/07/us/mackenzie-lueck-ayoola-ajayi-utah-murder-guilty-plea/index.htmlhttps://kutv.com/news/local/search-for-mackenzie-lueck-police-raid-slc-home-as-case-moves-forwardhttps://kutv.com/news/local/m...
2025-05-0516 min
Before the Downbeat: A Musical PodcastBonus Episode-Andrew Prashad Interview (One Step At A Time)This week, we have a special bonus episode for our wonderful viewers and listeners! Join Mackenzie as he virtually sits down with co-host Scott Hurst and the multi-talented Andrew Prashad — actor, dancer, and devoted father. Together, they dive into Andrew's remarkable career and his powerful one-man show, One Step at a Time. Directed by Scott, the show explores Andrew and his family’s journey raising a son with spina bifida and hydrocephalus, while he continues to work on his growing career in the arts. Mackenzie learns the story behind the show’s conception, while finding out how Andrew and Scott...
2025-03-251h 10
Delivering Value: Lead like the top 1% in growth, marketing, & productThis Product Leader Changed Herself to Please Her Boss—Then Reached a Breaking Point (Mackenzie Hughes)Mackenzie Hughes, Co-Founder of GoldHue and former Product Ops Leader, shares how she navigated career pivots, overcame self-doubt, and ultimately built a business rooted in purpose. From knocking on doors as a political canvasser to leading product teams at high-growth startups. Mackenzie reflects on the pressures of leadership, the identity shifts that come with climbing the corporate ladder, and the moment she realized she had been contorting herself to fit an environment that was never built for her.Mackenzie opens up about:- The gut feeling she ignored when stepping into...
2025-03-2556 min
Read-Aloud Revival ®Best of RAR: How Read-Alouds Inspired the Wingfeather Saga with Andrew PetersonToday, I’m thrilled to share a peek at the riches inside RAR Premium, our online community that helps you make meaningful and lasting connections with your books and helps homeschool mamas become the peace-filled, joyful mamas they’re called to be.Last summer, our Family Book Club selection was On the Edge of the Dark Sea of Darkness, the first book in the Wingfeather Saga by Andrew Peterson. And we were lucky enough that Andrew agreed to join us to answer kids’ questions about the books. This episode is spoi...
2025-03-0654 min
The Meaningful Life with Andrew G. MarshallChristmas Party: The Best & Worst of Christmas Traditions with Love Coach Cate MackenzieChristmas is a time of heightened emotions: lots of fun, lots of food, plenty of arguments. This year Andrew invites friend of the podcast and love coach CATE MACKENZIE to explore what Christmas means to each of them.
Cate and Andrew discuss:
Their best and worst Christmas experiences.
Christmas traditions that work.
Most evocative Christmas songs
Cultivating the right mindset to make the most of Christmas
Accepting pain and disappointment if they arise.
Cate Mackenzie is a COSRT Accredited Sex and Relationship Therapist, Love Coach and Artist. Her passion is supporting people to fall in lov...
2024-12-1649 min
The Security RepoNuclear Security & Cyber Resilience: Insights from KPMG's Andrew ElliotToday we dive into the fascinating world of nuclear energy and cybersecurity with Andrew Elliot, a senior manager at KPMG's cybersecurity team. Andrew shares his journey from a nuclear engineer to a cybersecurity expert, providing unique insights into the importance of security culture, the resurgence of nuclear energy, and the critical role of cybersecurity in protecting critical infrastructure. Tune in to explore the complexities of nuclear security, the significance of cybersecurity training, and the future of energy security.
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Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-elliot-3a25b95b/
2024-07-1737 min
Ivory Tower Boiler RoomTrue Crime In Academia Episode 84: The Murder of Mackenzie CowellWant to listen to this episode ad free? Go to patreon.com/ivorytowerboilerroom and become a Patron today!
Hey, true crime friends! This week we are discussing the
disappearance and murder of cosmetology student, Mackenzie Cowell. On February 9, 2010, Mackenzie went missing from her cosmetology school. She was found a few days later in a river. The murderer was a fellow cosmetology classmate.
In the News Update, we are discussing Cher’s bid for
conservatorship over her son Elijah Blue, Five NHL players are accused of sexual assault, and former WWE exec, Vince McMahon is being inv...
2024-02-0447 minGateway Mackenzie Campus (Audio)Letting Go of Baggage & Traveling Lightly | Andrew Mayne
Join us on as we say farewell to 2023 and welcome 2024. In this message, Andrew Mayne will help us to make the most of the coming year by letting go of burdens, setting priorities, and building spiritual strength. Andrew shares practical principles from Luke 9 and Hebrews 12, encouraging us to throw off what hinders and reassess our priorities. Whether you're navigating the highs or lows of life, learn how to carry only what truly matters and embrace the adventure that God invites us into. Let's step into 2024 with intention, faith, and a commitment to travel lightly.
2023-12-3141 min
The InvestedLori Kerr & Andrew Vasila – What COP28 Means for Sustainable Infrastructure and InvestorsIn our final episode of the year, join host Matthew Schnurr as he welcomes Andrew Vasila, Senior Investment Analyst on the Mackenzie Fixed Income Team, and special guest, Lori Kerr, CEO of FinDev Canada, to discuss their biggest takeaways from COP28 and what the future holds for sustainable infrastructure and investing.
This episode was recorded on December 15, 2023.
2023-12-1932 min
Hospitality Daily PodcastAmplifying Culture in San Francisco - Andrew Wasilewski, The Faight CollectiveWe talk a lot about art and culture on this show, so I wanted to bring on one of my neighbors today, Andrew Wasilewski who is cofounder of The Faight Collective - a space that’s become a quickly growing platform for art and music in San Francisco. I hope that by listening to Andrew you can be inspired to use your space as a catalyst for culture - wherever you are in the world. A few more resources: If you're new to Hospitality Daily, start here. You can send me a me...
2023-12-0317 min
Toronto LegendsCarolyn MacKenzie, The Morning ShowGlobal TV’s The Morning Show co-host Carolyn MacKenzie talks about ‘adulting’ while studying Journalism at Carleton University in Ottawa, the transition from reporter to news anchor to lifestyle host allowing her to become more of her authentic self, how her show is effectively ‘an hour with friends,’ why eating crickets first thing in the morning on an empty stomach is NOT advisable, why she preferred the controlled environment of a broadcast studio vs beaming in from home during covid, her guest experiences with Will Ferrell/Eric McCormack/Jann Arden/Stacey ‘Fergie’ Ferguson, covering Harry & Meghan’s Royal Wedding, why broadcasting...
2023-10-0242 min
PIVOTAL SLICE: on writing & composingFilm Scoring with Andrew Morgan SmithDavid speaks to Andrew Morgan Smith, the veteran film composer of the Nicolas Cage Western The Old Way (2023) and over ninety other projects across all media. They discuss Andrew’s journey into the film industry, his creative process while collaborating on large and small projects, and how parenthood has impacted his work life.Find out more about Andrew through his website, and follow him on Instagram, Twitter and YouTube. ----------------------------------Music and production by David MackenzieFOLLOW AND SUPPORT USBuy us a coffeeJoin ou...
2023-04-181h 12
Sleepytown TalesEpisode 08 - The Passing of Mogul MackenzieSleepytown Tales PodcastShort stories to help you sleepEP08 - The Passing of Mogul MackenzieGhosts, pirates, suspense, mystery, drama... All the makings of an epic maritime adventure, and all of which you're about to experience - but with a twist.Many swashbuckling stories are recounted from the decks of tall ships among their rowdy crew of buccaneers, or from behind the eyes of the fearsome & heroic pirate captain himself.In this episode of the Sleepytown Tales Podcast, however, you'll follow this thrillilng tale from the...
2023-02-1934 min
The Hockey ToolkitEpisode 3 - Mackenzie Murphy Is In The HouseThis week, Andrew and Trevor are joined by Mackenzie Murphy (@themackmurphy) of the Podcast "The Hockey House". Trevor and Andrew discuss their previous two weeks, one being Trevor's unpleasant tournament experience. The gents also talk about this week's 5 Myths of Coaching.Find Trevor and Andrew on Twitter:Andrew - @AndrewTrimble7Trevor- @TDC_Hockey
2022-11-151h 07
Agency JourneyWhat Blueprint Clients Implement in Their Own Businesses With Andrew DymskiAfter every project, we collect feedback, brainstorm ideas, and discuss how we can improve our services. Back at the beginning of 2021, we transformed our client journey and added in a discovery project called "The Blueprint".Why did we do this?The Blueprint is the discovery project that allows us to fully understand the agency's pains, frustrations, challenges, and goals for the project. We've received a lot of amazing feedback, and many agencies have even reverse-engineered our process and implemented it at their agency. On this episode of Agency Jo...
2022-11-1326 min
Agency JourneyWhat Makes A Great Agency ClickUp Champion with Andrew DymskiThey take ownership of:The system's designHabits and behaviors of the team inside the systemBeing a ClickUp expert to answer the team's questionsRegardless of the platform you run on. You need to have an internal champion - Monday champion, Asana champion, Teamwork champion, etc. So, are you...A, an agency operator that has claimed the throne of [fill in the blank] champion?Or B, looking to hire or promote within to champion your project management platform?On this episode of Agency Journey, Gray joins Andrew Dymski, CoFounder at ZenPilot, to discuss the w...
2022-10-1628 min
Agency Journey6 Keys To Agency Change Management with Andrew DymskiAt ZenPilot, we help agencies transform the system in which they operate on a day-to-day basis - the place they find their tasks, collaborate with their team, communicate with clients, and take their notes.Transforming a project management platform may be one of the biggest areas of change an agency goes through. It impacts the daily workflow of every individual in the organization - and their clients!Is it easy? Nope. Is there friction? Yup! If you're looking to implement change at any organization, you need to be willing to embrace the pain f...
2022-09-1821 minRead-Aloud Revival ®RAR #212: The 10 Best Questions We Ever Got, Andrew Pudewa & Sarah MackenzieHave you ever REALLY worried about one of your kids?What should you do if you don’t feel like you read aloud well?What’s the point of poetry memorization?What would you tell a mom who is confused about all the different homeschooling philosophies and methods?How do I know that I’m doing enough?What about homeschooling high school?These are all questions you might have… I’ve had them too.Andrew Pudewa and I answered questions just like these...
2022-09-011h 00The Arts of Language PodcastEpisode 337: A Visit with Sarah MackenzieAs reading is an important language art, Andrew and Julie are thrilled to welcome a fellow lover of reading Sarah Mackenzie. Sarah is a homeschool mom, author, and the founder of Read-Aloud Revival, which announced the launch of its own boutique publishing imprint: Waxwing Books. In this episode Sarah talks about the publisher's first book, A Little More Beautiful: The Story of a Garden. As the author of this children's book, Sarah shares her insight on what makes a classic children's book and provides background on her experience writing the book.
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Sarah Mackenz...
2022-08-3100 min
Cate Mackenzie - Love, Pleasure and JoyAndrew G Marshall on how to deal with affairsIn this episode, Andrew G Marshall talks about the eight types of affairs and seven stages to deal with them. He trained with RELATE the UK's leading couple counselling charity and is the author of twenty books. His best known titles are I Love You, but I'm Not IN Love with You: Seven Steps to Saving Your Relationship and How Can I Ever Trust You Again?: Infidelity: From Discovery to Recovery in Seven Steps. He leads a practice in the UK offering on-line and in-person couple therapy and he has a private practice in Berlin (Germany). He is also...
2022-02-231h 01
Geoscience FuturesAndrew MacKenzieThere aren’t many geoscientists who have achieved the positions of power and influence enjoyed by Sir Andrew MacKenzie. Currently Chairman of the Board of Shell, he is also head of the UK Research Institute. Prior to these roles, Andrew was Chief Executive of the giant resources company BHP, and before that he held senior leadership roles at BP. As well as his corporate credentials, Andrew had a pretty decent career as a research scientist, specialising in geochemistry and making notable contributions in the field of oil exploration.This discussion was recorded before Andrew’s appointment to head...
2021-12-1528 minThe Meaningful Life with Andrew G. MarshallCate Mackenzie: Flirting: Why Everyone Should Learn the SkillsSome of us are afraid of it, some of us gave it up decades ago, and some of us are trying desperately to master it. The art of flirting is a form of relationship magic, and it can bring so much happiness into our partnerships and our lives. Flirting opens us up to silliness, fun and joy.
In this episode Andrew talks with flirting coach and psychosexual therapist Cate Mackenzie about why we should master the skills of flirting.
Andrew and Cate talk about the ways in which your childhood might have left you finding the...
2021-11-2952 min
Agency JourneyZenPilot’s Brand Update with Andrew DymskiAndrew Dymski is the Co-founder of ZenPilot. ZenPilot has helped over 2,000 agencies streamline their operations and scale their businesses using proven systems and processes. ZenPilot’s clients benefit from a comprehensive library of pre-built ClickUp templates, agency-specific training, and certification programs.Andrew has over a decade of experience helping businesses and agencies grow. In addition to his work at ZenPilot, Andrew is the Co-founder of GuavaBox, which helps B2B tech and SaaS companies build a better growth strategy. Previously, he worked as the Digital Media Strategist for Deeter Gallaher Group and the Director of Growth for Re...
2021-09-2337 min
The InvestedAndrew Simpson on ESG investing, corporate governance, and the valuation of companiesIn this episode host Matt Schnurr speaks with Andrew Simpson Team Lead and Portfolio Manager, Mackenzie Betterworld, to learn about his deep experience in ESG investing. They go over how he thinks about corporate engagement, how he looks at management, and how he understands the valuation of companies.
2021-09-0938 min
Agency JourneyLeveraging Podcasts for Audience Growth With Andrew HongAndrew Hong is the CEO and Co-founder of Tobe Agency. Tobe Agency helps brands produce creative content that enables them to attract and convert new audiences. The team at Tobe Agency creates videos, podcasts, blog posts, and downloadables that build awareness, build audiences, improve conversions, and produce more revenue. Andrew Hong has over a decade of experience in the marketing sphere. Before creating Tobe Agency, Andrew was the Chief Marketing Officer for American Interbanc Mortgage, Vice President of Seashine Capital Management, and the Brand and Marketing Manager for DJ Tech Pro the Americas.In t...
2021-08-1145 min
Bitesize BattlesSecret Warfare Ep.1: The Spies of WWII - Virginia Hall & Dusko PopovIn the midst of the fury and horror of World War 2, a secret war was waged in the towns, cities and countryside of Europe. Spy games respected neither borders nor neutrality, and the agents that played them knew that if caught, they would be first interrogated, probably tortured, and then either shot or hanged.The spies of WWII took on assignments that made hearts hammer and palms grow sweaty, but two of them in particular took them on with such cool-headed swagger that their exploits resound with heroism and adventure.Virginia Hall was a Gestapo-swerving...
2021-06-0822 min
The Lindroth Hockey PodcastEpisode 25: Featuring Special Guest Aaron MacKenzie0:00- Show & Guest Introduction1:26- Aaron MacKenzie joins the show57:22- Aaron MacKenzie exits the show58:00- Final thoughts & comments
2021-05-171h 06
The GymJump PodThe Andrew Coates InterviewSpoke with the amazing Andrew Coates about the state of coaching as we know it! There are better ways of approaching success in coaching and Andrew was kind enough to share his methods that led him to be one of the most sought after coaches around!
Go check him out on Instagram and pick his brain about training! His knowledge is invaluable!
2021-04-1536 minBitesize BattlesHistory's Greatest Naval Battles, Ep.7: Midway6 months after the infamous Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour, Admiral Yamamoto aimed to lure the American carriers to Midway and destroy them once and for all. Midway would have been taken, and perhaps even Hawaii. Along with a string of other islands it would have created a Pacific wall over which the Americans would have to bloodily clamber if they ever wanted to win the war. But the repercussions of a Japanese victory would have had world-wide repercussions too.The outcome of this battle would either see an American defeat even more devastating than Pearl Ha...
2021-04-0926 minBitesize BattlesHistory's Greatest Naval Battles, Ep.6: JutlandThe Battle of Jutland was the shuddering earthquake that released the seismic tension of the Anglo-German naval arms race of the last decade.What was at stake was the blockade and starvation of the vanquished. The German High Seas Fleet aimed to destroy a large enough part of the British Grand Fleet to allow it to break out to the Atlantic where it would effectively blockade the commerce and supplies Britain utterly relied on to survive, let alone fight. If that happened, Britain would be forced into submission.No wonder then that Winston Churchill said...
2021-04-0622 minBitesize BattlesHistory's Greatest Naval Battles, Ep.5: TsushimaIf there was one battle the world might have wished had never happened, it might be Tsushima in 1905. This one clash set dominos falling which would see Russia become the Soviet Union, World War I erupt, and the Pacific theatre of World War 2 explode at Pearl Harbour in 1941.In its own right it was a colossal clash of 16 battleships, 32 cruisers, 29 destroyers and multiple other warships. It announced to the globe that Japan was now a world power to be reckoned with, and its effects, already noted as global, would also have long lasting implications for Korea, China...
2021-04-0321 minBitesize BattlesHistory's Greatest Naval Battles, Ep.4: TrafalgarThis is the battle more than any other which confirmed that Britannia rules the waves, and set in stone the reputation of Admiral Horatio Nelson, even at the moment of his own death.In October 1805, 27 British ships of the line took on 33 of the French and Spanish Empires. Waiting for the outcome was Napoleon, desperate to be rid of the Royal Navy so he could invade Britain and take out the perennial thorn in his side, just out of reach across the waves.The outcome of the battle would play a key role in the...
2021-03-3122 minBitesize BattlesHistory's Greatest Naval Battles, Ep.3: LepantoAs the Ottoman Empire spread inexorably across Arabia, Persia, North Africa and the Levant, it seemed nothing could stop it. It even shook Europe to the core when Ottoman cannon blasted holes through Constantinople's previously impregnable walls, causing the final collapse of the 1000-year Byzantine Empire.Now, in 1571, with Venetian Cyprus on the brink of falling, Pope Pius V calls together a Holy League to try to halt the Ottoman advance into the Mediterranean Sea. Fail, and all Christendom might fall. At the Battle of Lepanto, a Christian alliance of Spain, Venice, the Italian States a...
2021-03-2817 minBitesize BattlesHistory's Greatest Naval Battles, Ep.2: Cape EcnomusThe rising might of the Roman Republic was about to clash with the centuries-old power of Carthage, the greatest naval power the western Mediterranean had ever known.The Battle of Cape Ecnomus in 256 BC remains the largest naval battle in history, by the number of men involved. 300,000 fought in 680 ships for dominance.Part of the First Punic War, the battle would eventually lead to the rise of one of the world's greatest Empires, and the extinction of another. Subscribe to us here on your favourite podcast channel, follow us on Instagram a...
2021-03-2520 minBitesize BattlesHistory's Greatest Naval Battles, Ep.1: SalamisSeptember 480 BC. Up to 500,000 Persians were rampaging through Greece, having overwhelmed Leonidas and his Spartans at Thermopylae the month before.Several major cities had been taken and destroyed, including - unthinkably - Athens.The Greeks had just one chance left to save southern Greece. Hold the Isthmus of Corinth where the narrow neck of land connecting the Peloponnese offered the only hope of resisting the Persian horde.But to do this, the Greek fleets had to stop the Persians simply sailing around them. Less than 400 Greek triremes met 800 Persian ships at Salamis, in...
2021-03-2211 minBitesize BattlesWhy We Fight, Ep. 10: The Psychology of WarWhy do everyday people risk life and limb by going to fight in deadly combat? To put your body and mind in the midst of flying arrows or shrapnel, to risk the hacking of axes or the sights of a sniper, to sail on an ancient bireme or WW2-era battleship when there's a good chance you won't be coming out of it alive, is mortally terrifying.We explore the motivations of the men and women who often gladly take up arms, from excitement to loyalty, radicalisation to brotherhood. Subscribe to us here o...
2021-02-2122 minBitesize BattlesWhy We Fight, Ep.9: GeopoliticsThe relationship between nations and their geography has shaped warfare for thousands of years, from the borders of the Roman Empire to modern day Russia. Keeping enemies behind natural defensive frontiers, ensuring access to vital resources, and controlling the vital land routes and waterways - all these and more have caused and continue to cause savage conflict.We cover the Greco-Persian Wars, the rise of Japan and the new frontier of space in our exploration of the role of Geopolitics in Why We Fight. Subscribe to us here on your favourite po...
2021-02-1822 minBitesize BattlesWhy We Fight, Ep.8: RevengeRevenge is one of the most formidable causes of war around. It has sparked bitter conflicts over thousands of years, and thousands of miles.From Boudicca's anti-Roman raising of the British tribes to the modern-day War on Terror, and the merry-go-round of Franco-German revenge relations to Genghis Khan obliterating an entire Empire which killed some of his traders, revenge has caused and continues to cause wars which leave scars often lasting decades. Subscribe to us here on your favourite podcast channel, leave a review, and follow us on Instagram and Facebook @bitesizebattles
2021-02-1516 minBitesize BattlesWhy We Fight, Ep.7: WomenIt has fired imaginations and inspired epic poetry. It's also brought down nations and empires.In this episode we cover one of the most primal causes of human conflict - men's fight over women. Its older than history itself, and we take a look at everything from the destruction of the Huron, Troy and the Ming Dynasty of China, to Mark Antony and Cleopatra and the Sabine women of early Rome.Men's lust for and love of women have caused thousands of years of war. Subscribe to us here on your fa...
2021-02-1219 minBitesize BattlesWhy We Fight, Ep.6: FreedomFighting for freedom is one of the supremely powerful motivators behind conflict. Whether it’s slaves rising up, as they did under Spartacus in the Roman Republic and Toussaint L'Ouverture in Haiti, American and French revolutionaries throwing out the established order, or Geronimo in a heroic fight for the liberty of his people, freedom has galvanised and enthused the oppressed.And we explore what it means today in the face of Chinese treatment of the Uighur people and the fact that the Human Freedom Index still defines 25 African nations as some of the least free in the wo...
2021-02-0915 minBitesize BattlesWhy We Fight, Ep.5: LandWhether it's for living space, resources, religion, culture, power, wealth or simply protecting your home, humans like to fight over land.From the largest invasion in history, Operation Barbarossa, to the ongoing Kashmir dispute between India and Pakistan, we explore history's lessons on why land has always been one of major causes of Why We Fight. Subscribe to us here on your favourite podcast channel, leave a review, and follow us on Instagram and Facebook @bitesizebattles
2021-02-0613 minBitesize BattlesWhy We Fight, Ep.4: Revolution & IdeologyIn their power to spark wars, ideologies can be just as powerful as religions. Once the Scientific Revolution and the European Enlightenment began a societal awakening about human existence and our relationship with our rulers, political revolutions swept much of the world - usually violently.Come with us as we discuss ideology's impact on war and conflict, in national revolutions and international power plays. Subscribe to us here on your favourite podcast channel, and follow us on Instagram and Facebook @bitesizebattles
2021-02-0313 minBitesize BattlesWhy We Fight, Ep.3: ReligionReligious rivalry is behind some of history's most intractable and bitter conflicts. Join us as we explore some of them, and why religion looks set to continue to create hotbed's of conflict for years to come. Subscribe to us here on your favourite podcast channel, and follow us on Instagram and Facebook @bitesizebattles
2021-01-3111 minBitesize BattlesWhy We Fight, Ep.2: ResourcesFrom farmland to gold mines, and spices to oil, competition over resources has been one of the single greatest sources of human conflict for millennia. And it looks set to continue to be.We'll explore the motivations behind why resources create conflict and some of the empires, wars and tragedies this competition has created. Subscribe to us here on your favourite podcast channel, leave us good reviews and follow us on Instagram and Facebook @bitesizebattles
2021-01-2811 minBitesize BattlesWhy We Fight, Ep.1: EgoWhy do we fight? Why go to war? This series looks at 9 of history's biggest motivations and causes for conflict, and a final episode on the psychology of the individual and what drives people to risk life and limb by going to war.In this first episode we look at the power of Ego, and how time and again it has propelled leaders, and the men and women who follow them, to cause nations and empires to rise and fall. Subscribe to us here on your favourite podcast channel, and follow us on I...
2021-01-2512 minBitesize BattlesHighland Charge - the Scots Invade for Freedom (Ep.4 Scottish Wars of Independence)William Wallace's victory at Stirling Bridge had shattered the English psyche, but Bannockburn was the turning point. Now Scotland had to push a final time to win the independence she had been fighting for, for so long.But Edward II's England was riven with dissent, and powerful factions were about to rise up and demand firmer action against the Scots.The die was cast and Scotland's freedom was in the balance. Subscribe to us here on your favourite podcast channel, and follow us on Instagram and Facebook @bitesizebattles
2020-12-3114 minBitesize BattlesBannockburn (Ep.3 Scottish Wars of Independence)After Longshanks' used the world's largest ever trebuchet, War Wolf, to batter Stirling Castle into submission, he had captured William Wallace and had him brutally executed in London in 1305. Once again, it seemed that Scotland's destiny as an independent Kingdom was doomed.But inspired by Wallace's stand and appalled by Longshanks' brutality, there rose a new and even greater leader - Robert the Bruce - who would lead Scotland to triumph over England in a victory even more shattering than Stirling Bridge had been.In 1314, he led a force of just 6,000 men to take on...
2020-12-2415 minBitesize BattlesWilliam Wallace & the Battles of Stirling Bridge & Falkirk (Ep.2 Scottish Wars of Independence)Longshanks seems in control of Scotland - he has the towns and cities, he has the castles, and he even has the King.But soon to rise would be a Scottish Knight, William Wallace, for whom living under English domination was unbearable. He and other leaders, like Andrew de Moray, roused the country to rebellion and gathered an army with which he fought the English at Stirling Bridge and Falkirk.This famous freedom fighter would shatter the image of English invincibility and be a Scottish talisman for centuries to come.Find out what...
2020-12-2119 minBitesize BattlesEnglish Invasion & the Battle of Dunbar, 1296 (Ep.1 Scottish Wars of Independence)The opening episode of the rollercoaster ride of the Scottish Wars of Independence.On a pitch-dark night, Scotland's King Alexander III urged his horse to ever-greater speeds, galloping across vales and glens in a wind-driven storm.He was hurrying to see his young and beautiful Queen, Yolande of Dreux. Alexander was 44, she just 22. It was her birthday the next day, and it's likely that Alexander was rushing to help her, let's say, see it in.But in the lashing rain his horse lost its footing, causing them both to crash down a steep...
2020-12-1812 minBitesize BattlesFall of Rome, Ep.8: The Battle of Cape Bon, 468, & the Fall of the Roman EmpireThis is the season finale, the climactic finish to this epic story of the Fall of the Roman Empire.While the West was hanging from a thread after the Vandals had taken North Africa, the Eastern Roman Empire wasn't so quick to let it fade away.The Eastern Emperor, Leo, spend 100,000 pounds of gold putting together an immense armada, and sent it straight to Vandal Africa.At the Battle of Cape Bon, the Romans and Vandals would face off in a decisive and destructive naval battle in 468.The outcome would decide...
2020-11-2919 minBitesize BattlesFall of Rome, Ep.7: Vandals & The Loss of North AfricaNow comes the body-blow that would rock the Western Roman Empire on its heels. The Vandals, part of the original Rhine invasion of 406, now surged out of Spain and made a beeline for Roman North Africa.North Africa was Rome's bread basket and money-maker - any threat to it would create a food and financial crisis from which it would be nearly impossible to recover.Find out what happened and how the brilliant Roman commander, Flavius Aetius, reacted alongside the powerful Eastern Empire. Subscribe to us here on your favourite podcast c...
2020-11-2513 minBitesize BattlesFall of Rome, Ep. 5: Attila the Hun, Part 1 - The Brewing StormPart 1 of our epic episode on Attila the Hun and his titanic showdown with the Western Roman Empire on the Catalaunian Plains in 451.The fate of both the Hunnic and Roman Empires rested on its outcome.Come and join the action here at Bitesize Battles. Subscribe to us here on your favourite podcast channel, and follow us on Instagram and Facebook @bitesizebattles
2020-11-2211 minBitesize BattlesFall of Rome: Ep.6: Attila the Hun, Part 2 - The Battle of the Catalaunian Plains, 451Part 2 of our epic episode on Attila the Hun and his titanic showdown with the Western Roman Empire on the Catalaunian Plains in 451.The fate of both the Hunnic and Roman Empires rested on its outcome.Come and join the action here at Bitesize Battles. Subscribe to us here on your favourite podcast channel, and follow us on Instagram and Facebook @bitesizebattles
2020-11-2211 minBitesize BattlesFall of Rome, Ep. 4: Rome ResurgentBritain and Spain were lost, Gaul in the hands of a usurper, and Italy ravaged following the Sack of Rome. The Empire looked doomed.By then rose Flavius Constantius, a brilliant and experienced Roman commander. Just seven years after Rome's sack, he had put much of the Empire back together and it seemed to be about to embark on a new golden age.Find out how he did so, against overwhelming odds. Subscribe to us here on your favourite podcast channel, and follow us on Instagram and Facebook @bitesizebattles
2020-11-1814 minBitesize BattlesFall of Rome, Ep. 3: The Goths Sack Rome, 410The Sack of Rome by Alaric's Goths was a seismic moment which sent shockwaves throughout the Empire.Find out why and how it happened right now, and what it meant for the Fall of the Roman Empire.Subscribe to us right here on your favourite podcast channel, and follow us on Instagram and Facebook @bitesizebattles
2020-11-1415 minBitesize BattlesFall of Rome, Ep.2: The Rhine Invasion of Gaul, 406The moment some Romans started to think the end was nigh.The Rhine invasion of Gaul in December, 406, was an unprecedented incursion by up to 200,000 men, women and children of the Vandal, Alan and Suevi nations.As a direct result, Spain was lost, Gaul ransacked and Britain abandoned. Hear about it all here, only @bitesizebattles.Subscribe to us here on your favourite podcast channel, and follow us on Instagram and Facebook for more.
2020-11-1011 minBitesize BattlesFall of Rome, Ep.1: The Battle of Adrianople 378: Goths on the DanubeWhen the Goths turned up on the banks of the Roman frontier of the Danube river, they were desperate asylum seekers.But through some utterly inept Roman policy-making, they were turned into enemies and the Gothic War of 376-382 erupted.The Battle of Adrianople was the turning point in this war, allowing the Goths more or less free rein to rampage throughout Thrace, the Balkans and Greece - and it was the local Roman population which bore the brunt.The battle, the war, and the subsequent peace that was made had huge consequences...
2020-11-0615 minBitesize BattlesHalloween 2020 - The Real Life Dracula, Vlad the Impaler & The Battle of TargovisteOn this dark Halloween night, meet the real life Dracula, Vlad the Impaler. If you don't like spooky and gruesome tales, turn off now. If you do, listen to be horrified.Vlad the Impaler was born in Transylvania, and is the inspiration behind the most famous of all vampires - Dracula. With a legendary taste for blood, and for impaling his victims, it's easy to see why.In this story, Vlad battles the invading Ottoman Empire and uses sheer gruesome horror to turn his enemies away at the gates.Happy Halloween.
2020-10-3109 minBitesize BattlesEly, The Last Stand, 1070-71 (English Game of Thrones Series)The English Game of Thrones is nearly at an end.William the Conqueror had spent the three years since Hastings crushing one rebellion after another, culminating in the terrible Harrying of the North in 1069/70. Through tactical brilliance and sheer brutality, he finally must have sensed that the Kingdom of England was truly his.But, a last flame of resistance spat into life in the form of a dispossessed English thegn, named Hereward. This was the Anglo-Saxon last stand.Find out how close William came to giving in to Hereward, how Vikings, again, nearly...
2020-10-1913 minBitesize BattlesThe Harrying of the North, 1069 (English Game of Thrones Series)When Edgar Aetheling's northern army fled into Scotland in 1069, William the Conqueror took his frustration out on the civilian population of Northumbria, Yorkshire and the other northern shires of England.In order to end the seemingly ceaseless rebellions emerging from the region, William ordered every foodstuff, animal and dwelling in northern England to be utterly destroyed, and every armed man killed.By sword, fire, exposure and starvation, Orderic Vitalis tells us 100,000 died.Hear about the Anglo-Saxon resistance which sparked this shocking event, and why it was so important in the Norman Conquest of...
2020-10-1609 minBitesize BattlesThe Battle of Hastings, October 1066 (English Game of Thrones Series)This was one of the most colossal moments in English history. On this, the 954th anniversary of the Battle of Hastings, we look at the battle which ended a dynasty and began another.This was no ordinary battle. It was a titanic struggle between elite units - Anglo-Saxon housecarls vs Norman cavalry. The Anglo-Saxons were exhausted after two forced marches and the battle at Stamford Bridge three weeks earlier. The Normans were in a foreign land with no safe place to retreat to.Nearly a thousand years ago it would have been anyone's guess who...
2020-10-1308 minBitesize BattlesThe Battle of Stamford Bridge, 1066 (English Game of Thrones Series)Our second episode in the English Game of Thrones looks at a battle which has often been overshadowed by events at Hastings just three weeks later. But this was a key moment at Stamford Bridge near York in England, a clash between Viking and Anglo-Saxon without which may have seen an entirely different outcome to the whole game. It’s place in this story is monumental.Subscribe to our podcast right here and follow us on Instagram @bitesizebattles
2020-10-1009 minBitesize BattlesThe Battle of Assandun, October 1016 (English Game of Thrones Series)Nearly a thousand years ago, a Game of Thrones was played for real across the old Kingdom of England. In the struggle between Anglo-Saxon, Norman French, and Viking Scandinavians, it’s the Battle of Hastings of 1066 that won fame and glory as the seismic moment that ended a dynasty and began another. But a conquest is rarely so simple, and battles both before and after Hastings played pivotal roles in the sculpting of English, British and European destiny.Our debut series, the English Game of Thrones, begins with a battle exactly 50 years to the week before Hastings – a ba...
2020-10-0708 min
Gen Z with MackenzieInterview with Andrew RothHey Gen Zers, today's interview is with Andrew Roth, the founder and CEO of GenZ Designs. Today he shares the secret formula for catching the eye of Generation Z! I hope you enjoy today's episode :)
2020-08-3113 min
Here & NowEpisode 3 - Ethan and MackenzieEthan and Mackenzie talk about being a young couple and how they do it!
2020-08-2617 min
St. Andrew's Society of Los Angeles PodcastFashion Designer Siobhan MackenzieThis week we sit down with renowned fashion designer Siobhan Mackenzie. We talk about her Scottish heritage and how it shaped her career and desire to create new and exciting kilts. For more information about Siobhan Mackenzie visit WWW.SIOBHANMACKENZIE.COM or WWW.INSTAGRAM.COM/SIOBHANMACKENZIEKILTSFor more information about the Saint Andrew's Society of Los Angeles visit WWW.SAINTANDREWSLA.ORG
2020-08-1519 min
The Leaders Council PodcastIn Conversation: Andrew Mackenzie Andrew Mackenzie is director of Verdant Spirits, a distillery based in Dundee.
2020-04-0100 min
The Wandering in Disney PodcastEpisode 25 - Darrell and Mackenzie's WDW Trip ReportOur first December episode is out and we're talking about Darrell and Mackenzie's trip to Walt Disney World. We discuss everything new to them including Galaxy's Edge, Pandora, Toy Story Land and Christmas decor. Before that we tackle the news of the last few weeks including opening dates for Hollywood Studios and Epcot attractions. Thank you for listening and please subscribe to the podcast and give us a rating!
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2019-12-041h 36
Ecosystem AcesFocus on Partner Enablement + Consumption w/ Andrew MackenzieI recently had the opportunity to sit down with Andrew Mackenzie, Global SI and Channel Program Leader at Pivotal. He came on the Ecosystem Aces show to talk about Pivotal, their partners, and how they’re dedicated to “partnering differently.” What we discuss: A consumption-first go-to-market strategy A 3-week training program partners want to explore How Pivotal’s unique go-to-market strategy paid off How do you measure success within alliances Small boutique partners vs larger SI partners Rigid joint selling Joint strategy adoption Potential disadvantage of a larger integrator Rapid adoption Flexible joint selling
2019-11-1927 minThe Arts of Language PodcastR05: Are You a Part of a "Read-Aloud Family"? A Conversation with Sarah MackenzieThis is the fifth episode of twenty-four in the podcast series Reviewing Our Greatest Hits. This show was initially launched on February 14, 2018, as Episode 128.
With all the distractions and busy schedules, it can be challenging to sit down and read some of your favorite books to your kids. In this podcast Andrew and Julie welcome author and podcaster Sarah Mackenzie to discuss reading aloud. Get a sneak peak of Sarah's new book, The Read Aloud Family, and learn the importance of prioritizing reading to your children.
REFERENCED MATERIALS:
Episode 199: A Special Announcement
Read-Aloud Revival
Re...
2019-08-1400 minThe Wandering in Disney PodcastEpisode 12 - Darrell & Mackenzie's Disneyland Trip ReportIn our second May episode, Darrell & Mackenzie talk about their recent trip to Disneyland. They recap the highs and lows of their trip (there weren't many lows) and answer a few questions along the way.
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2019-05-231h 08
Agency JourneyGray & Andrew Share Their Top 5 Lessons Learned in 20182018 was a big year at ZenPilot! We shifted, rebranded, and launched a new offer. This disruption was hard. No way around it. But there was a lot of fruit that came from the fires this year!
On this episode, Gray and Andrew each share their personal top 5 lessons learned from 2018.
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2018-12-3151 minRead-Aloud Revival ®RAR #89: Andrew Pudewa is back!It could be said that if not for a slightly impulsive email to Andrew Pudewa, the Read-Aloud Revival might not exist.That’s right – today I am welcoming back Andrew Pudewa from the Institute for Excellence in Writing – who was also the very first guest on the podcast.In this episode, you’ll hear:why reading aloud matterswhen to start literary analysis with our kids (the answer might surprise you!)what to do if your kids what you to read all their schoolwork to themFind the rest of the show notes at...
2018-02-2138 minThe Arts of Language PodcastEpisode 128: Are You a Part of a "Read-Aloud Family"? A Conversation with Sarah MackenzieWith all the distractions and busy schedules, it can be challenging to sit down and read some of your favorite books to your kids. In this podcast Andrew and Julie welcome author and podcaster Sarah Mackenzie to discuss reading aloud. Get a sneak peak of Sarah's new book, The Read Aloud Family, and learn the importance of prioritizing reading to your children.
Referenced Materials:
Read-Aloud Revival
Read-Aloud Revival Podcast
The Read-Aloud Family by Sarah Mackenzie
Sarah's Podcast with Andrew Pudewa
Nurturing Competent Communicators audio talk by Andrew Pudewa
Bridge to Terabithia by Katherine Paterson
Sarah's Podcast with K...
2018-02-1400 min
Energy GangSungevity CEO Andrew BirchThis week: a conversation with Andrew Birch, the co-founder and CEO of Sungevity.For those who’ve been following the wild ride in solar, you’re going to want to listen to this conversation.Sungevity was once one of the biggest residential solar installers in the U.S. – until it filed for bankruptcy protection at the beginning of the year. In this interview, Andrew Birch talks candidly about how Sungevity was founded, what killed an acquisition deal to save the installer, how market forces and the political landscape hurt the business, and where he thinks global...
2017-11-0753 min
Interchange RechargedWatt It Takes: Sungevity CEO Andrew BirchThis week: a conversation with Andrew Birch, the co-founder and CEO of Sungevity.For those who’ve been following the wild ride in solar, you’re going to want to listen to this conversation.Sungevity was once one of the biggest residential solar installers in the U.S. – until it filed for bankruptcy protection at the beginning of the year. In this interview, Andrew Birch talks candidly about how Sungevity was founded, what killed an acquisition deal to save the installer, how market forces and the political landscape hurt the business, and where he thinks global...
2017-11-0754 min
Digital DadsEpisode 93: The Power of Vulnerability with Jason MacKenzieAs men we often fear being vulnerable. But it turns out that opening ourselves up can become our biggest strength. Especially with our children. In this episode Jason MacKenzie shares with us how this can be a powerful way to connect deeply with our kids. In his book The Dadly
2016-12-0800 min
Agency JourneyAndrew from DoInbound with #Inbound16 ThoughtsIn this episode of Inbound Agency Journey, Andrew shares his thoughts on Inbound16, the future of the inbound agency community, and how you can make 2017 the best year possible for your agency!
2016-12-0215 min
Agency JourneyAndrew and Gray from DoInboundIn this episode of Inbound Agency Journey, Gray and Andrew chat about recent updates that are happening at DoInbound. Enjoy!
2016-08-3024 min
Agency JourneyGray MacKenzie and Andrew Dymski from DoInboundIn this episode of Inbound Agency Journey, DoInbound co-founders Gray MacKenzie and Andrew Dymski discuss upcoming product improvements, agencies making cool things, lessons learned, and a preview for Season 6 of Inbound Agency Journey. Enjoy!
2016-06-1326 min
Agency JourneyAndrew & Gray from GuavaBox and DoInboundSeason 4 has come to a close. We've learned so much from inbound agency owners around the world who are growing their agency teams. In this episode, Gray and Andrew recap the season, share their team lessons learned, and share a preview of what is to come in Season 5!
2016-01-2531 min
Agency JourneyGray and Andrew from DoInboundJoin Andrew and Gray as the reflect on victories and challenges from 2015!
2015-12-2828 min
Agency JourneyAndrew and Gray from DoInboundWith Season 3 is wrapping up and Season 4 is right around the corner, Gray and Andrew recap an amazing season and look forward to what is coming!
2015-11-0233 minRead-Aloud Revival ®RAR #01: Reading Aloud to Older Kids, a Conversation with Andrew PudewaWelcome to the first episode of the Read-Aloud Revival Podcast! In this very first episode of the podcast, I talk with Andrew Pudewa from the Institute for Excellence in Writing. In this episode, you’ll hear: why reading aloud to kids who are old enough to read to themselves is so critically importanthow you aren’t making a mistake in reading to your struggling readerhow to engage your kids in great conversations about booksFind the rest of the show notes at https://readaloudrevival.com/1/.
2014-04-2753 min