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My Best CampaignEp 26. Niclas Bornling, CMO Shibumi Shade (ex Salomon, Black Diamond, New Era, Keen, Houdini) | The Algorithm is Killing CreativeWhen it comes to advertising, what is the far edge of edgy? How much risk is too risky? Niclas Bornling thinks maybe we're playing it too safe, and letting the algorithms dumb down creativity. In this episode, he talks about his days at Salomon and the campaign that almost cost the brand its biggest retailer. We look back at the heyday of print advertising in ski and snowboarding and consider what we can bring to our marketing and brand campaigns today.LINKSNiclas Bornling on LinkedIn
2025-11-261h 03
BBC Introducing in Oxfordshire & BerkshireThe Sleeping SoulsThis week on the BBC Introducing in Oxfordshire and Berkshire podcast, Dave meets The Sleeping Souls, who are branching out after a decade with Frank Turner!Plus, Alex finds out about 19Something Festival with The Mezz and Jopy, we hear from Scott - our american superfan who flew all the way from Louisiana to go to a gig at Oxford's Jericho Tavern, and there's all the latest new music from Oxfordshire and BerkshireHere's this week's tracklist:
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CECIL- Tokyo Tornado
Waiting for Smith - Nature's Mind
Dani Sylvia - Change Your Mind
LAKE ACACIA - De...
2023-11-102h 00
Textile InnovationEp. 82: LifeLabsIn this episode of The WTiN Podcast, we talk to Scott Mellin, CEO of LifeLabs. LifeLabs is a materials science company founded by Professor Yi Cui, director of Stanford University’s advanced materials laboratory, and Meng Sui, a chemist and CEO of clean-energy foundry EEnotech. The company has developed textile technologies to reduce energy consumption with the aim to shift the way that we think about fabric and its environmental impact.In this podcast, Mellin talks about the company’s two thermoregulating technologies – WarmLife and CoolLife – which he describes as a democratic solution to climate change. I...
2022-03-1138 min
Crushing It.BeliefStarting in the business 4 months apart, Jim and Scott Prechtel have shared experiences in getting started in the business, the importance of belief and the ability to last. GE-3735911.1(9/21)(Exp.9/23)
2021-09-0711 min
First Chair: PSIA-AASI Podcast09.30.20: Scott Mellin from The North Face Chats Partnership + COVID’s Silver Lining ImpactFirst Chair catches up with The North Face’s Global VP of Mountain Sports, Scott Mellin, about The North Face’s new monthly podcast series with PSIA-AASI that will update listeners about new product innovations, their new Official Supplier partnership with PSIA-AASI that will provide members with the industry’s most innovative performance apparel and gear, and the surprising silver lining impact that COVID-19 has had on their company.
2020-09-3011 min
First Chair: PSIA-AASI PodcastThe North Face Joins PSIA-AASI a New Official SupplierFirst Chair catches up with Scott Mellin, global VP of mountain sports at The North Face and Nick Herrin, CEO of PSIA-AASI, about the new partnership between PSIA-AASI and The North Face. Learn how this partnership will give you access to the best gear to explore the mountain environment while you’re training the next generation of skiers and snowboarders. Scott and Nick also chat about how instructors help serve as a safe gateway for access to help educate the next generation of mountain athletes. Learn more about this new partnership: https://tinyurl.com/ybdq4rjs
2020-07-0125 min
Finding Your SummitScott Mellin: How the Global GM of North Face has navigated the Coronavirus as this amazing brand continues to flourish...On this episode of Finding Your Summit Podcast, we talk with Scott Mellin, Global General Manager of Performance Sports and Global General Manager of Mountain Sports at The North Face. He talks about the role he holds at the company.
2020-05-2941 min
Crushing It.Failing FirstScott Klein is arguably one of the best in the business, but it didn’t come without initial failure. Jim sits down with him to discuss how he worked from failing first to being one of the National Honor Agents of 2019. GE-3992536.1(12/21)(Exp.12/23)
2020-02-1012 min
GEAR:30What is The North Face Futurelight?The North Face is attempting to do something that many have tried, but few have succeeded: compete head-to-head with Gore-Tex in the waterproof / breathable fabric category. So we talked with Scott Mellin, the Global General Manager of Mountain Sports at The North Face, about their new fabric technology, Futurelight; the ideas behind it; what sets it apart in the crowded waterproof / breathable fabric market; sustainability practices related to Futurelight; some stories from athlete testing, and much more. TOPICS & TIMES:Scott’s background in product innovation (5:55)Why was Futurelight designed? (9:20)Futurelight vs. Polartec Neoshell (19:45)“Tuning” Futurelight for differe...
2019-11-151h 05
Totally Deep Backcountry Skiing PodcastEpisode 58: Nate Rowland and TNF's Scott Mellin Know the Future(light)On Episode 58 of Totally Deep Podcast, Doug Stenclik and Randy Young of www.cripplecreekbc.com bring you the lowdown on the world of uphill and backcountry skiing and boarding. Gear, technique, fashion, jargon, guests, and assorted spray from two guys who know how to earn it in the backcountry. The world's best backcountry skiing podcast. More info about TDP at Totally Deep Podcast Blog on Cripplecreekbc.com On Episode 58 of Totally Deep Podcast: 1. Nate dips his toes in Skimo. 2. Skinny Skis Rule. 3. Nate's job as product tester. 4. Ho...
2019-04-0859 min
The Matt Townsend ShowTrain Brain to Lose Weight, Importance of Being Alone, Great TeamsTrain the brain to Lose Weight (15:30)
Laurel Mellin, Ph.D., is a health psychologist who founded and developed emotional brain training. She is an associate clinical professor of family and community medicine and pediatrics at the University of California San Francisco. Dr. Mellin has authored papers on the science and efficacy of EBT and is a New York Times bestselling author of four books on the method. Dr. Mellin explains how to take control of your brain to meet personal goals like weight loss.
Importance of Being Alone (56:17)
Scott Campbell, Ph. D. is Professor of Telecommunications in the Department of Co...
2017-12-262h 11
The Penumbra Podcast2.02: Juno Steel and the Kitty-Cat Caper (Part 2)Juno Steel’s first day back on the job has started well: he’s outnumbered, cornered, and almost certainly going to be killed any second now. Just life as usual in the PI business.This case may be typical, but the solution will prove anything but. The mystery, after all, is one of the strangest Juno has ever encountered: who kidnaps a woman’s cat… just to replace it with an exact copy of the one they’ve stolen?Welcome to the Penumbra, dear Traveler. We hope you enjoy your journey.You can find trans...
2017-04-1141 min
The Penumbra Podcast2.01: Juno Steel and the Kitty-Cat Caper (Part 1)Detective Steel is in a slump, and Maia King might have just the case to bring him out of it. One problem: half the case is going to be figuring out what the case even is, because if Ms. King is to be believed, the culprit would have to be… well, something that doesn’t exist. The stakes are life-or-death here… so hopefully Juno can figure out whose life or death before time runs out.Welcome to the Penumbra, dear Traveler. We hope you enjoy your journey.You can find transcripts for all of our episod...
2017-03-2835 minThe Matt Townsend ShowWeight Loss, Importance of Being Alone, Great TeamsTrain the brain to lose Weight (15:30)
Dr. Laurel Mellin is a health psychologist who founded and developed emotional brain training. She is an associate clinical professor of family and community medicine and pediatrics at the University of California San Francisco. Dr. Mellin has authored papers on the science and efficacy of EBT and is a New York Times bestselling author of four books on the method. Dr. Mellin explains how to take control of your brain to meet personal goals like weight loss.
Listen to this interview here: https://goo.gl/rDai41
Importance of Being Alone (56:18)
Dr. Scott Campbell is a P...
2016-12-292h 11
The Penumbra Podcast1.18: Juno Steel and the Final Resting PlaceIn all likelihood, this is the end. The only question is: the end of how much?The end of Juno Steel… that’s pretty likely. Alone in a Martian tomb, Peter Nureyev gone, and Miasma’s experiments drawing to a close. Juno will outlive his usefulness any minute now, and if Miasma has her way he won’t outlive for long.And if it’s the end of Juno Steel it may well be the end of Mars, too: with Miasma’s hands on the Egg of Purus, a superweapon strong enough to destroy the entire Ancie...
2016-11-0846 min
Built in a Day PodcastBuilt in a Day - Ep 9 -The Selfie GloveDo people want a selfie glove for roller coasters? Or maybe for other wild activities? That's the million dollar question that we help Scott Tarcy test out on episode 9. Take a listen and see if Scott's hustle has paid off yet.
2016-11-0735 min
The Penumbra Podcast1.17: Peter Nureyev and the Angel of Brahma (Part 2)Who is Peter Nureyev?The question has dogged Juno Steel, Private Eye for six months now, ever since he first met that master of disguises. It doesn’t help that he changes identities like most people change clothes: Rex Glass, Duke Rose, Miasma’s anonymous “the Thief…” How is Juno supposed to know who he is? How is Juno supposed to trust him?He needs to know he can, because the clock is ticking. Miasma’s experiments on Juno won’t last forever, and once his usefulness has passed she’ll kill the both of them. And once t...
2016-10-2530 min
The Penumbra Podcast1.16: Peter Nureyev and the Angel of Brahma (Part 1)Who is Peter Nureyev?The question has dogged Juno Steel, Private Eye for six months now, ever since he first met that master of disguises. It doesn’t help that he changes identities like most people change clothes: Rex Glass, Duke Rose, Miasma’s anonymous “the Thief…” How is Juno supposed to know who he is? How is Juno supposed to trust him?He needs to know he can, because the clock is ticking. Miasma’s experiments on Juno won’t last forever, and once his usefulness has passed she’ll kill the both of them. And once t...
2016-10-2525 min
The Penumbra Podcast1.15: Juno Steel and the Train From Nowhere (Part 2)Somewhere in this desert lies the greatest weapon Mars has ever seen. It’s on board the Utgard Express, a mobile lockbox that shatters the speed of sound at its slowest setting, a train that no one has ever entered… until today.The plan is set. Juno and Nureyev know exactly what they must do to board that train. If there are no surprises they’ll just wake up, drive to a drone launch site in the desert, hijack a drone, and then ride off into the sunset, Martian Weapon in hand.If there are no sur...
2016-10-0442 min
The Penumbra Podcast1.02: Juno Steel and the Case of the Murderous Mask (Part 2)In the hunt for a crime boss's murderer, Detective Juno Steel and Agent Rex Glass have ended up somewhere very peculiar: a game show.Well, it should be peculiar. But in the house of the Kanagawas, Hyperion City's premier crime-family-slash-entertainment-network, nothing is peculiar so long as it's caught on camera. In the eyes of a camera you can sell anything: a mad genius's horrific game show; an ancient death mask that kills whoever disturbs it; and even, strangest of all, a Detective and Special Agent who really think they have a shot at surviving this mess.
2016-03-1750 min
The Penumbra Podcast1.01: Juno Steel and the Case of the Murderous Mask (Part 1)(Note: this episode is a rewrite, recasting, and remaster of the original "Juno Steel and the Case of the Murderous Mask (Part 1)," and is our recommended jumping-on point for the series. If you're curious about changes made, the original version of "Murderous Mask" can be found on our website at thepenumbrapodcast.com.)Juno Steel has had a lot of clients in his time, high-profile and low. But when he’s called in to investigate the murder of Croesus Kanagawa, head of the Kanagawa crime-family-slash-entertainment-network, it’s not the client that interests him. It’s what Croesus was wearin...
2016-03-1640 min
CON 3 ACORDES (RNE)�Solo la costilla de Ad�n?LINDA SCOTT �I�ve Told Every Little Star� (Hammerstein/kern) Canadian-American
JANE MORGAN �With Open Arms� (Bacharach/David) Kapp
SKEETER DAVIS �How Much Can A Lonely Heart Stand� (Rhodes) RCA
BARBARA GEORGE �I Know (You Don�t Love Me No More)� (George) AFO
CLAUDINE CLARK �Party Lights� (Clark) Chancellor
CONNIE STEVENS �Sixteen Reasons� (Post/Post) Warner
SUE THOMPSON �Sad Movies (Make Me Cry)� (Loudermilk) Hickory
PATSY CLINE �That�s How A Heartache Begins� (Howard) Decca
KATYNA RANIERI �More� (Ortolani/Oliveiro) RCA (nuestra CANCI�N DORADA)
DEAN MARTIN �My One And Only Love� (Wood/Mellin) Capitol
DEAN MARTIN & SAMMY DAVIS JR. �Sam�s Song� (Elliot/Qualing) Capitol
BOBBY LESTER...
2009-03-0700 min
Desert Island Discs: Archive 2005-2010Jarvis CockerPulp's singer and musician, Jarvis Cocker is castaway by Sue Lawley.Jarvis formed the band Pulp in the late 1970s and says that as a gawky, self-conscious teenager he felt pop music did not properly inform him about the disappointments and miseries of growing up - and he was determined to write songs that included "the messy bits and the awkward, fumbling bits". He had to wait more than a decade to find success - but Pulp went on to become one of the most popular bands of the 1990s, with hits including Do You...
2005-04-2433 min
Desert Island DiscsJarvis CockerPulp's singer and musician, Jarvis Cocker is castaway by Sue Lawley.Jarvis formed the band Pulp in the late 1970s and says that as a gawky, self-conscious teenager he felt pop music did not properly inform him about the disappointments and miseries of growing up - and he was determined to write songs that included "the messy bits and the awkward, fumbling bits". He had to wait more than a decade to find success - but Pulp went on to become one of the most popular bands of the 1990s, with hits including Do You...
2005-04-2433 min