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🎧 Podcast: Leaders in Conversation – Football Australia’s James Johnson, FFF’s Laura Georges & former England and Liverpool striker Robbie Fowler

The big issues facing football around the world, as seen by three international leaders in developing the game. Leaders in Conversation is a series that puts you in the room, fly-on-the-wall style, for discussions between the most influential leaders in sports and media. Our latest episode features James Johnson, CEO of Football Australia, Laura Georges, Secretary General at the French Football Federation and Robbie Fowler, the former England and Liverpool player, in an on-stage session led by Dubai Eye 103.

🎧 Oli Slipper, ”Streaming Pioneer”

Oliver Slipper, a true British Sports Entrepreneur, best known for his role building PERFORM (now Stats Perform) and now the Executive Chairman of Pitch International.  Lots of great insights into Perform’s business model and his follow up moves as an Entrepreneur with Head Ball and PickGuru to his current role at Pitch International, a leading sports media rights agency in the UK.

🎧 Fan Controlled Football – Pro sports where fans take control

Interviewing Sohrob Farudi, CEO & Co-Founder, @FanControlledFootball. Fan Controlled Football is a professional indoor football league that was created in 2017 as the first sports league that is controlled by fans. It is a pro football re-imagined for the modern digital world where real games are played in a single, high tech studio arena and the fans call the plays, set key rules and draft players.

🎧 Ep783: Pete Sickle | Co-Founder & CEO, Tel Aviv Heat Rugby

 Pete Sickle is a co-founder and the CEO of the Tel Aviv Heat, Israel’s first professional rugby team that was formed in 2021 upon winning an invitation to join the newly formed Rugby Europe Super Cup. Pete draws upon experience in business development in Israeli tech startups along with coaching positions with the Israeli national team, Dartmouth College, and Harvard Business School.

🎧 Strategies to Lead an Inspired Life

Welcome to Embers and Wind!   Guest Eric Feinendegen shares this about his new book, The FEIN-er Things: “The strategies and the philosophies, they’re for everybody, doesn’t matter race, creed, gender, identity, whatever it is. But, here’s where the rubber meets the road. It is not written for someone who wants a quick fix.

🎧 Dr. Jon Finn, author of the Best Selling Book, The Habit Mechanic on ”How to Fine-Tune Your Brain and Supercharge How You Live, Work and Lead”

“If you don’t truly understand how your brain and body work, it will be more difficult to maximize your potential” (Dr. Jon Finn[i], author of the Best-Selling book, The Habit Mechanic[ii]) which took Dr. Finn over 20 years to write, and was not intended to be read once, and left on a shelf to collect dust.

🎧 Ep215: A Starter’s Guide To Podcasting Success – Dave Jackson

Improving your podcast is one thing, but getting ideas for content, doing your research on guests, and knowing what your audience wants to hear from you can be such a chore at times. Luckily, Dave Jackson is here to teach you about some of his tricks of the trade to simplify these chores. Catch it all in today’s episode.

🎧 Mark Simon | Growing Hockey in China

In this episode of The Negotiation, we speak with international hockey consultant Mark Simon. Mark spent 15 years in the Chinese hockey industry, doing everything from coaching to program creation to on-the-ground operations. He has also collaborated with numerous media outlets on navigating the Chinese landscape from a marketing perspective.

🎧 EP 92: Olympic Figure Skater to High-Performance Coach with Coaching Client Paige Lawrence Champion

There is a difference between simply striving for results and striving for the personal growth necessary to find fulfilling success. Our guest today is no stranger to the journey of self-discovery in the wake of high-performance success. Paige Lawrence Champion competed in the figure skating Olympics in 2014.

🎧 The Power Of Feedback with Anna Hemmings MBE, OLY

Anna Hemmings is a two-time Olympian, six-times world champion kayaker with 11 World and European medals – nine of them gold. She’s Britain’s most successful ever female kayaker, and was awarded an MBE for services to sport. Now she’s a leader in the psychology of high performance with a specialist consultancy and motivational speaking career.

🎧 Hold On One More Day

On this episode of Come Rain or Shine, Sherry Winn, Two-Time Olympian, National Basketball Coach of The Year, and Amazon Three-Time Best Selling Author, joins the show to discuss her career evolution and lessons learned from the basketball court. As a renowned world athlete, Sherry talks about her struggles with sexual identity, alcoholism, and abuse growing up and how those journeys matured her from Olympics to consultant, coach, and author.

🎧 CnB ft. Aakash, Nishad & Antariksh | Ashes, Cricket Injuries, Ajit Agarkar to Coach Delhi Capitals, Shane Warne Doc & Vinod Kambli Arrested

On Cyrus Says today, we spend this episode talking about cricket as Nishad Pai Vaidya joins us with Aakash Mehta and our very own in-house ‘cricket expert’ Silverie. They talk about the Ashes; England losing to Australia in the latest match and the downfall of English cricket. We get to know about Silverie’s experiences with playing cricket, why Indian states have inner cricket associations and not just state associations, Rahane and Pujara going back to play in the Ranji Trophy, and about Ishan Kishan missing the next few games due to a concussion.

🎧 Leading Change From The Inside Out So People Want to Follow You with Erika Andersen | Partnering Leadership Global Thought Leader

In this episode of Partnering Leadership, Mahan Tavakoli speaks with Erika Andersen. Erika is the founding partner of Proteus International, which is a coaching consulting and training firm that focuses on leader readiness. She and her colleagues at Proteus focus on helping leaders prepare and stay prepared to face whatever the future might bring.

🎧 Creative Capital Podcast 156: Creative Investing in Joint Ventures with Emma Powell

In this episode, we are joined by Emma Powell, a real estate photographer turned real estate investor to share how she came to success in real estate investing despite her hectic schedule homeschooling children of six and being a full-time teacher.Emma always loved real estate. She learned graphic design as a kid drawing floor plans on her family’s first computer.

🎧 Sport, history, race: the complexity of cricket in South Africa

In this episode, we chat with two journalists from South Africa – Firdose Moonda and Telford Vice. Note: Readers in India can now buy Mike Marqusee’s classic cricket book War Minus The Shooting at the Atta Galatta bookstore in Bangalore. They are happy to courier copies to those outside Bangalore if you write in at: Thebookstore@attagalatta.

🎧 Apolo Ohno on Pivoting and Purpose

Reinvention is at the core of Apolo Anton Ohno. He acquired and honed this skill over a decade of Olympic speed skating competition, during which he became the most decorated US Winter Olympian of all time. Apolo harnesses these experiences to educate and inspire organizations on how to foster a sustained leadership mindset needed to overcome obstacles.

🎧 Weekends: Simon Smale – No. 1 Tennis Player retires at 25

Glenn van Zutphen and award-winning author Neil Humphreys are joined by speaks to Simon Smale,  ABC News Digital journalist, Queenslandto discuss about Ash Barty’s retirement from tennis playing career and the highlights in her tennis journey.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

🎧 GE Bonus Ep [2020] – Over $1 Million in Online Sales in Just 53 Minutes w/ Jeff Walker

Jeff Walker is widely considered as one of the top internet marketing experts online today. He’s also the author a New York Times best-selling book called “Launch – An internet millionaires secret formula to sell almost anything online, build the business you love, and live the life of your dream”. He’s also very well known for being the creator of “Product Launch Formula”.

🎧 Jim Lang: Live, Local and Social at The Region

Jim Lang is a renowned broadcaster who’s worked all over Canada, often covering sports. You probably know him best from either Sportsnet Fan Radio 590, or his Toronto Argos coverage on AM 640. In this episode, we work our way through his broadcast history, from his humble beginnings as a radio intern all the way to his coverage of events like the Superbowl.

🎧 Historian Denis Crawford on Sports Ownership Mistakes; Will the New USFL Avoid Repeating Mistakes?

My guest for Episode #157 of the My Favorite Mistake podcast is Denis Crawford, a historian who is the author of books including his latest, The Life and Teams of Johnny F. Bassett: Maverick Entrepreneur of North American Sports. Episode page, video, transcript and more: Denis M.

🎧 By The Grace of the Game — From Auschwitz to the NBA With Dan Grunfeld

Dan Grunfeld is a former professional basketball player, an accomplished writer, and a proud graduate of Stanford University. An Academic All-American and All-Conference basketball selection at Stanford, Dan played professionally for eight seasons in top leagues worldwide, including in Germany, Spain, and Israel.

🎧 The Olympic Spirit: Faster, Higher, Stronger

As Beijing hosts the 2022 Olympic Winter Games, feeling the Olympic spirit hovering around is inevitable. The athletes who spend four years training to compete for a couple of minutes, in some cases just seconds, are, at minimum, inspiring. The phrase “Citius, Altius, Fortius” pronounced by the Dominican priest Henri Didon before a school competition in 1881 was adopted by the games and slowly but surely, turned into an Olympic symbol, just like the Olympic flame and the Olympic rings.

🎧 Ramachandra Guha on Rebels Against the Raj

Take our listener survey here. In this episode, Shruti speaks with Ramachandra Guha about his latest book, “Rebels Against the Raj.” They discuss the influence of foreigners who renounced their native nationalities to become Indian, Gandhi’s legacy, economic protectionism, constraints on free speech, cricket and much more.

🎧 Creating a Successful CBD Business for Athletes with George Kruis

In sports, injuries are common, and athletes need to be careful in taking drugs because it can adversely affect their bodies and minds. Our guest George Kruis suffered different injuries while playing rugby, and having reliable products to help him cope with the pain is very important. In this episode, Adam Stott and George Kruis talk about his career as a rugby player, his retirement, and the journey of launching a business.

🎧 Eileen Gu at centre of Winter Olympics’ foreign talent and nationalism issues: Power Play Ep 10

Synopsis: On the third Friday of every month, The Straits Times examines various facets of the US-China rivalry and its implications for Asia.  Eileen Gu, an 18-year-old San Francisco-born skier, known in China by her Chinese name Ailing, has won hearts with her Beijing-accented Mandarin. Eileen had competed for the United States team when she was younger but switched to compete for China in 2019.

🎧 Special Edition: Countdown to Winter Olympics 2022

We’re just days away from the start of the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, China. More than 200 athletes are representing Team USA in sports like figure skating, hockey, skiing, luge and curling. But along with the excitement, there are also challenges: from political tensions to the pandemic. You’ll hear from three-time Olympian Gordy Sheer, who won a silver medal in luge in 1998.

🎧 Episode 83 – Asma Baker – Emirati Artist & Motivational Speaker

About Asma Baker Asma is a 33-year-old artist and a motivational speaker. She also writes short stories, poems and is currently working on her novel. One of her short stories has been published in the book ‘Traveller’s Tales’ which received much acclaim. Asma has not only been a representative on the organizing and steering committee for the Abu Dhabi Special Olympics World Summer Games that was held in March 2019 but also has given speeches, to promote tolerance and inclusion for People of Determination at schools and corporations, such as Dubai International Airport, and the Canadian I

🎧 WBSP299: Grow Your Business by Learning MOQ and How To Calculate It, a Live Interview w/ a Panel of Experts

For an eCommerce business, inventory is everything. If you don’t have enough inventory, you might lose on opportunities. If you have too much, your cash may be locked with the inventory. If you are working with vendors, they will not work with you unless you are willing to work with their preferred minimum order quantity.

🎧 1/2 OWN THE ARENA: Katrina Adams

OWN THE ARENA Katrina Adams Ebony magazine’s “Power 100” Author: Own the Arena. Retired Pro Tennis Player Over the years, many people have spoken about leadership being a game. As a result, leaders have often parked their ethics, morals and values in order to win. However, is winning a non-sum game, or can you both win and become a better human being.

🎧 #205: Martin Wilson – CEO Digital Identity Net

Martin Wilson is CEO of Digital Identity Net, a growing Fintech business regulated by the FCA and founded with a social purpose to deliver the first privately funded public service. It aims to make the internet a safer place by enabling people to verify who they are by calling on their bank to vouch for them.

🎧 How to use B2B SaaS marketing to drive growth fast

Alan Gleeson is a London-based B2B SaaS marketing consultant with a particular interest in supporting tech startups to generate leads and grow their businesses.  Alan started his career in financial services, joining Barclays in its graduate program. During his time at Barclays he joined Freeserve on secondment, then one of the poster boys for the ‘dot com’ boom.

🎧 Earning the Customer Relationship with Vista’s Ricky Engelberg

Ricky Engelberg is the Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer at Vista. Vista is a marketing partner to millions of small businesses around the world. As CMO, he oversees important functions such as customer experience and digital product. In this episode Alan and Ricky discuss his early career in the entertainment industry in Athens, Georgia, and how that has shaped his career and how he sees the world today.

🎧 Coaching to Success from the Boardroom to the Football Field w/ Joe Moglia

A perfect fit for our 100th episode, guest Joe Moglia brings best practices and leadership insights from a unique career in football and the private sector.  Joe spent 16 years as a coach, became a business leader for Merrill Lynch and TD Ameritrade and served as CEO of TD Ameritrade for 7 years, before heading back to the football field to be head coach at Coastal Carolina.

🎧 Roll On: What Happened to the Olympics?

Marked by endless scandal and rampant corruption, the Olympics are in free fall. Today we explore how the world’s most highly acclaimed brand has become corrosive, and what can be done to repair it. But fear not, we also celebrate a selection of inspiring athletic highlights from Beijing to Oahu, answer listener questions, share a few products that have caught our fancy, and more.

🎧 Ep 340: How to Grow and Make Yourself Better

Sean: One of the things that asked the most, especially in my live events or on my AMA’s online, is how do I ask mentors for their time? How do I ask them to mentor me? When you mentioned investing in meaningful relationships, it’s kind of like the same approach, right? Where you go to a person, just hit them up.

🎧 #278 The Formula To JOY

The Formula To JOY Let’s get soppy – Nooooooo! We, well I know I do, all want more JOY in our lives even if you may think I’ve gone a little soft but admit it – Wouldn’t life be so much more better with more joy, a bit more peace, and a lot more love in it. I want you to be an alchemist changing lead into gold, a golden life filled with joy, and being successful in every area of your life.

🎧 How to tackle a changing world

A few years ago, Australian Rules football legend, Rodney Eade, changed his coaching boots for the corporate sector, offering businesses lessons in leadership, especially around the area of change. Rodney’s venture is called Facing Change – a timely initiative as the world of business transforms as never before.

🎧 “WIN-WIN”

Kelley Earnhardt Miller is one of the most prominent businesswomen in NASCAR today. Kelley oversees the company’s race team, management team, and business ventures for her brother Dale Earnhardt Jr. and is the daughter of seven-time NASCAR champion Dale Earnhardt.  In this minisode, pulled from Kelley’s original appearance on Thrive LouD, she shares with Lou the importance of the “WIN WIN” in business, racing and in life. Produced by : Adele Williams

🎧 Oil markets eye Russia-Ukraine tensions

Things could get weird in the world of oil if Russia follows through on an invasion of Ukraine, analysts warn. Our hosts discuss how the market might react. Plus, we’ve got plenty of updates on the Winter Olympics and the Freedom Convoy at the Canadian border, and we’ll check into the rocket headed for the moon.

🎧 ESPN’s Jay Bilas says: Leaders should be demanding not demeaning.

Ep. 88: Coach K and Duke Basketball shaped this sportscaster and lawyer. As a four-year starter on Duke’s basketball team and former member of the coaching staff of two national championship teams, Jay learned the art of being demanding without being demeaning– an art at which Jay says Coach K excelled.

🎧 Robert Paylor: UC Berkeley Graduate & Rugby Star, Quadriplegic On A Journey to Walk Again

A true champion. That describes this week’s guest, Robert Paylor, perfectly. Having broken his neck in the 2017 Collegiate Rugby National Championship, Robert has not accepted defeat in his physical or mental capacities. From living the life of a quadriplegic – unable to even move his hands – much less walk – to rising from his wheelchair and walking to receive his diploma, this guy is as inspirational as they come.

🎧 Why John Wooden’s Team Won (Part 1)

As many of our U.S. listeners may know, we are in the middle of the famed March Madness college basketball tournament, where some of the best college athletes and coaches have marked their place in sports history. This week we begin a two-part series in which we celebrate one of the greatest college basketball coaches of all time, John Wooden, who was a friend and mentor of John Maxwell as well as today’s guest co-host, Don Yaeger.

🎧 Dre Baldwin: How to Borrow Confidence and Cultivate Discipline

Today, Commander Divine speaks with Dre Baldwin, who helps entrepreneurs and athletes dominate their “game” from the inside out through his business and podcast, Work on Your Game. Dre shares his incredible journey from being benched on his high school basketball team to becoming a professional basketball player, plus his best advice on personal development, the power of discipline, and more.

🎧 Episode 59: NASCAR Cup Series Driver, Bubba Wallace

Bubba Wallace is not only the first Black driver to win a Cup Series race since Wendell Scott in 1963, he’s also the first driver for Michael Jordan’s 23XI Racing team. In this episode of Out Of Office, Bubba discusses the roots that led him to the racetrack, how he developed the commitment to the sport, how the sponsorship landscape opened up for him in recent years and how and where NASCAR’s diversity initiatives still have room to grow. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

🎧 How to Explain Your Complex Products and Services: Steve Lowell

Demonstrate a unique understanding of your market You don’t have to be different from everyone who offers what you do. You simply need to appear to be different. Steve Lowell explains how to apply Deep Thought Strategy to your marketing positioning and sales conversations to entice clients to buy from you.

🎧 AO Day 9 – Nadal + Shapovalov, Monfils + Berrettini = Epics

Catherine, David and Matt watched a lot of tennis, and then talked about the following: Can a tennis player change his/her DNA?Where was Nadal vs. Shapovalov and Monfils vs. Berrettini won and lost?Keys handles the heat vs KrejcikovaBarty slices her way to the semisDoubles round up and thoughts on the “Special K” showSign up to our newsletter – 

🎧 MBS403 – The Formula with Albert-Laszlo Barabasi (American-Hungarian-Romanian Physicist)

In this episode, Matt chats to Albert-Laszlo Barabasi, about his book The Formula. Too often, accomplishment does not equal success. We did the work but didn’t get the promotion; we played hard but weren’t recognized; we had the idea but didn’t get the credit. We convince ourselves that talent combined with a strong work ethic is the key to getting ahead, but also realize that combination often fails to yield results, without any deeper understanding as to why.

🎧 Pressure mounts on Olympic sponsors

Allegations of human rights’ abuses have led to an official boycott by a number of Western governments of the Winter Olympics in Beijing this month. China has responded angrily, accusing them of politicising a sporting bonanza. The International Olympic Committee insists that sport should be above politics.

🎧 382 Your Wake Up Call – Monday Mentoring

Welcome to Monday Mentoring on The Today’s Leader Podcast, Building Tomorrow’s Best Leaders, Today. The last week has been a tough one for many Australians. The East Coast from Sydney through to the Sunshine Coast, has been hammered by flooding rains and many have felt the impacts of major flooding, sadly lives have been lost, many homes have been inundated and destroyed.

🎧 S03 E04 Accelerating your Scrum Formula 1 style with Laurens Bonnema and Laila Nouijeh

Formula 1 is one of Sander’s biggest passions, but also a topic that ties in together really well with business agility. Formula 1 teams need to do so much more than just being shown on tv. There is a whole process behind it, where hundreds of people work together to strive for a single goal; becoming the world champion.