CrisisCast 2020

In Episode #034 of CrisisCast 2020 | Gary Lloyd

I worked with Gary at the start of my career as a musician 20 years ago and since leaving stage performance behind Gary has made a huge name for himself as a choreographer and director. Alongside his 11-year tenure on hit west end and global show ‘Thriller Live’ - a show based on the work of Michael Jackson. Gary has worked with countless superstars in theatre, music...

In Episode #033 of CrisisCast 2020 | Jos Willard

Jos Willard - An Alaskan American describes Alberta, Canada (where he lives) as the Texas of Canada! Before he was a coach, he used to blow up tanks and jump out of airplanes for the US Army.

In this episode, we discuss how wargaming can help us, staying focused on the journey and gives a good reminder of why we all need to get out from behind our computer screens. 

In Episode #032 of CrisisCast 2020 | Gil Perlberg

Intellectual Property expert Gil Perlberg speaks with me from his home in Israel about a second spike of the Coronavirus, how to keep your competitive edge, and…. as a man who is a named inventor on more than 20 US patents…. ways in which you can properly protect your new ideas.

My Guest:

Gil Perlberg is an IP development execu...

In Episode #031 of CrisisCast 2020 | Dr. Anna Symonds

British Clinical Psychologist. Dr. Anna Symonds is based in Nottingham here in the UK working privately and in the public sector as a key worker. In this chat,  she shares her expertise and insights about How we can help reintegrate our children back into the school system, how to support young adults transitioning to their next phase, and…....

In Episode #030 of CrisisCast 2020 | Abigail Rose Clarke

I connected with health behavior expert Abigail Rose Clarke through Lena West (episode 17) and I immediately knew she would give a unique perspective from her home in Mexico. It’s normal that I’d ask guests to close windows for sound quality reasons… but in this case, I wasn’t able to because Abigail has no window...

In Episode #029 of CrisisCast 2020 | Sarah Jones

Sarah Jones is a career and business coach from the UK and this conversation was recorded on June 8th.

This is the first interview I have done since the Black Lives Matter protests and we touched upon that at moments during our chat. It’s appropriate then that, I use this intro to say we stand by Black Lives Matter.

In this podcast - Sarah shares her experiences w...

From her home in Chicago - Shelley Paxton.

After 26 years in the corporate world where her last position was Chief Marketing Officer at Harley Davidson… To the shock of her family friends and coworkers She left and went on her Soulbbatical (have no fear this term is fully explained). Shelley has gone on to become a coach, an author, and has truly started her life all over again. Along with the health crisis, Black Lives Matter is ...

In Episode #027 of CrisisCast 2020 | Julian Treasure

Julian Treasure is a five-time TED speaker and the Founder and Chairman of The Sound Agency, a world-leading audio brand consultation company offering a holistic approach to audio branding through a combination of creativity and skilled experience. As a sound and communications expert with over 30 years of experience in audio branding, advertising, and publishin...

In Episode #026 of CrisisCast 2020 | Mark McRae

Recorded on June 3rd. A word from Australia’s Sunshine Coast with Scottish business owner, investor, and mentor Mark McRae. Mark shares his thoughts on mindset, being a good buyer, the importance of respecting legacy, and why the IQ of the wealthy isn’t always what it’s cracked up to be.

My Guest: Mark McRae

There are thousands...

Today on Crisiscast2020 - I take you to Amsterdam for a chat with Sander Den Boer where lockdown seems to be fairly relaxed compared to the UK and much of the rest of the world. We talk, mental health, dog ownership, and SaaS - In case you were unaware - SaaS stands for Software as a Service. S think ‘apps’. Sander uses his skills to help the nerds behind these SaaS products sell their stuff to those who need it. So here’s my chat ...

Boston based inspired purpose coach Tony Martignetti shares experience of facilitating virtual summits, tips on creating emotional safety, how to create the feeling of community during online events, and why uncertainty is a good thing. Recorded on May 22nd, 2020 - We are well into the next phase of this pandemic now and I loved how what Tony brought to the conversation was on one hand, so relaxing and the other, he shared such use...

In Episode #023 of CrisisCast 2020 | Laura Prisc

Coach and strategic thinker Laura Prisc. A woman who loves a meaningful conversation… I spoke with Laura back on the 24th of April, fairly early on in the lockdown. Laura gave me her view of life in West Virginia, USA, and shared her feelings on leadership, community, reflection and why short bursts of creativity will help keeps us all sane. 

My Gu...

In Episode #022 of CrisisCast 2020 | Andrew Lock

Marketing, Entertainment, Online Membership Entrepreneur, Author, and Mouse loving guru… Andrew Lock - The man who said to me 5 words that changed my life.

Andrew is a Brit with US citizenship who was living in a casino in Vegas when the lockdowns started and moved back to the UK having, been away for 17 years. In this conversation Andrew shares trends, he’s seeing ...

In Episode #021 of CrisisCast 2020 | Katharina Mullen

Katharina Mullen from bevital.eu was dropping so many woke wisdom bombs in the pre-record I just pressed record because I didn’t want to interrupt her!  

Katharina is a German who now lives in Brussels, Belgium and also, (normally) in the Netherlands and Italy. She helps her clients develop vitalizing leadership and resilient co-working relationships. She has ...

In Episode #020 of CrisisCast 2020 | Daniel Raynaud

Entrepreneur Investor and language learning legend who’s app Lupa helps intermediate to advanced speakers converse in a natural way through refining skills for real-life speaking and listening. The demo blew my mind at Podcast Movement Evolutions when I saw what he and his team were doing. Fellow brit Daniel Raynaud now lives in Texas and he reveals why he was a...

In Episode #019 of CrisisCast 2020 | Matthew Kimberley

Purveyor of Independence, Entertainment, Delight, Confidence, and Control. Matthew Kimberley gives us his perspective on life in Malta. Homeschooling 2 kids, one of whom is autistic, why the socially distanced restaurant experience is a joy, a new found love of take away beers and why now has never been a better time to build his new business as managing partn...

In Episode #018 of CrisisCast 2020 | Todd Koch

Todd Koch, trauma expert, host of the ‘Sheepdogs Mind Podcast’, former U.S. Air Force law enforcement specialist, K-9 Handler, Police officer...and now a limited licensed professional counselor specializing in Post Traumatic Stress talks to me about helping first responders, anxiety, plexiglass and how injuries of trauma can sometimes come to the surface years after t...

In Episode #017 of CrisisCast 2020 | Lena West

Today on CrisisCast2020… Lena West has been working in the online space for longer than most, but she’s not had the need for her own website for at least 7 years (though that’s about to change). She’s the perfect antidote to pressurized ‘bro marketing’. In this conversation, we talk about her fortuitous repositioning, the importance of self-care, social justice, disa...