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We welcome Richard Cutland to the show, 30 year veteran of the British army and now head of military relations Europe for online game developer and publisher Wargaming.net

Richard is a A 30-year veteran of the British Army serving with the Royal Tank Regiment on predominately Main Battle Tanks. Deployed on numerous Operational Tours including the Gulf War and has worked with many of the worlds Armed Forces.
He also spent two years as a Gunnery Instructor teaching new Tank Commanders and overseas students whilst running live firing ranges in the UK and Germany. Being passionate about military history, he later taught Armoured Tactics and worked closely with the General Staffs Briefing Team, headed at that time by General Sir Mike Jackson.
Richard joined Wargaming.net in 2012. Wargaming is an award-winning online game developer and publisher

My thanks go to Richard Cutland for coming on the show and speaking so honestly about his experiences. As he mentioned if you want to listen to his podcast all about military history and tanks, just search for Tank Nuts on your podcast platform of choice.

Episode links:

Tank Nuts Podcast: https://podfollow.com/1492358299

World of Tanks: https://worldoftanks.eu

British Army Jobs: https://apply.army.mod.uk/roles

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A huge thank you goes out to Ellie Street for taking the time to sit down and chat about her life as a professional dancer. I hope this goes some way to dispel the naysayers that might think dancing is easy, it most certainly is not!

If you want to follow Ellie’s career and what she gets up to you can follow her on instagram @elliestreeet (3 E’s) or you can book Ballet Barre classes just look for @barrelliefitness.

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This week on the Job Hunter Podcast, we are joined by researcher in Regenerative Medicine Dr Sam Moxon.

Sam expertly discusses how and why he decided he wanted to get into medical research, what happens to the cells in our bodies as we age, and how his research will help to turn the tide against some of the most debilitating diseases like Parkinson's and Alzheimers.

Massive thanks goes out to Sam for giving up his time, and if you want to follow him and find out more about his work, you can find him on twitter: 

www.twitter.com/drsammoxon

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It was an absolute pleasure to have Mel O'Conner and Jack Woodburn on the show this week, and I’d like to say a personal thank you to them for letting me come along and try out OKKULO for myself.

I want to wish good luck and success as they embark on their next adventure over in the States working with Major League Baseball Teams to transition their system from football to Baseball, so if you want to stay up to date with all of their latest news, the website will be in the show notes below.

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Hello and welcome to the Job Hunter Podcast, with your host Tim French. For those that may be new to the show, we are all about finding people from around the UK with some of the more off-the-beaten-track sort of jobs, as well as highlighting some of the best of british in terms of high quality professions and brands.

Over the course of this season we will be asking a plethora of esteemed guests to deep dive into their world of work and find out what they love about their vocation, how you go about getting into their line of work, and what they think is the secret to a fulfilling career.

Our big thanks go out to James Grant from JLR for sitting down with us and talking about why it's such a great place to work.

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Hello and welcome to the job hunter podcast, your one stop shop for careers insights into some of Britain’s most obscure and interesting professions.

Our next guest is integral in the production of one of the UK’s most staple products, it’s known to cause fights all across the land over it’s price and particular taste, stay tuned to find out what the heck we’re on about.

This week we are going to be discussing one of Britain’s most beloved beverages, beer. And how exactly millions of gallons of the stuff get transformed from the acres of golden grain we see in our fields into the liquid amber that flows from the taps of our pubs. 

It’s my pleasure to welcome Appo Young, Process Engineer at Carlsberg. And if carlsberg did podcasts, They’d probably be the best podcasts in the world, well nearly the best except from us of course.

I hope you all enjoyed our conversation all about the exciting world of beer production and packaging, thank you again to my guest this week Appo Young.

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Today on the Job Hunter Podcast we will be cutting perfectly straight lines of questioning, keeping our teeth firmly gritted as we listen for the response and ensuring over the course of the show that everything is well maintained. Excuse my terrible gardening related puns as we welcome Tim Young Director of the North West Franchise of Countrywide Grounds Maintenance.

Thank you to my guest this week Tim Young, some very sound advice on a few of the pleasures and pitfalls of owning your own franchise. If you want to find out more about countrywide grounds maintenance or perhaps have a space you feel needs some tender loving care then take a look at their website listed in the show notes.

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I am very excited to welcome my next guest to this week’s episode of the Job Hunter Podcast.

She is best known for clambering over benches, pirouetting around objects and flipping onto very tall plinths. Her other talents include being a bone fide ninja and working with some of the biggest names in the thespian world, acting as their danger loving twin.

It is my absolute pleasure and honour to welcome Katie McDonnell to the show.

My huge thanks go out to Katie McDonnell for taking the time out of her busy schedule to sit down for a chat. If you fancy seeing her on the big screen you can catch her in the new WonderWoman 1984 film, out now on streaming platforms.

Needless to say, if that has left you inspired you can find more info about stunt performing in the show notes, or drop us a message and we shall find out from Katie where you can learn more about this exciting career.

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Hello and welcome back to the Job Hunter Podcast, the show that takes a deep dive into some of the UK’s most interesting Jobs, I’m your host Tim French and this week we will be looking into one of football’s most controversial innovations.

Our next guest will help to answer some of your frustrations and explain what goes into ensuring you can be sure it was a goal, and if the technology had been around in the 80s the infamous hand of god would have surely been disallowed.

So sit back, relax and enjoy as we find out more about ball tracking and goal line technology.

Thank you so much to my guest this week Conor Browne, as you may have heard he is an extremely busy man, best of luck to him and his team as they have a hectic week setting up ahead of all the UEFA champions league ties.

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Follow us on our socials, @JobhunterPod to stay up to date with who we’ve got coming up, trust me next week’s episode you do not want to miss!

I really hope you’ve enjoyed this week’s episode, I’ve been Tim French and you’ve been listening to the Job Hunter Podcast.

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Hawkeye Innovations: https://www.hawkeyeinnovations.com

Sports Technology at Loughborough University: https://www.lboro.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/courses/a-z/sports-technology-beng/

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This week we find out what life is like as an Architect - from building skyscrapers to adding sports halls to schools, architects do it all!

Thanks to Matthew Widdowson for sitting down with us to chat about his passion for buildings, and we hope you found this episode interesting! 

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This week we are excited to be sitting down with Motorsport industry veteran and Co-Host of the fantastic MotorMouth Podcast, Tim Silvey.

Tim has over 15 years experience working in Motorsport and most notably worked within Formula 1 to deliver brand sponsorships for big name teams like Toyota and Renault.

He now works as a consultant for RightFormula and co-hosts the MotorMouth Podcast as well as being one of the brains behind the MotorMouth Brand.

A huge thanks to Tim for sitting down for a chat with us, enjoy the episode and let us know what you thought!

IMPORTANT LINKS:

MotorMouth Podcast: https://shows.acast.com/motormouth

MotorMouth Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDPGoYqmdAlQgVmgl_0HAAA

MotorMouth Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/motormouth_official/

RightFormula Careers: https://www.rightformula.com/contact-us/

Tim's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tim_motormouth/

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Hello and welcome back to another episode of the Job Hunter Podcast, I’m your host Tim French and on this week’s show we will be exploring the fascinating world of electronic music production.

Today on the Job Hunter Podcast it is my pleasure to welcome Michael Wilson. Michael holds the rare and prestigious title of the Queen’s guide to the sands - an ancient honour that pays the princely sum of 15 pounds per year.

That was a truly fascinating conversation with Michael, my huge thanks to him for coming on and telling us all about his rather peculiar job.

My guest this week is well known for creating one of the most recognisable pieces of UK branding ever conceived - well at least in my opinion. 

We will be discussing what goes on inside the exciting world of brand marketing and more exclusively what goes into to making a memorable identity for a brand through copywriting.

This week is no exception, I caught up with my guest over zoom to discuss what it means to be human, why some tiny fish could unlock the secrets of our own biology and why you shouldn’t have any hesitation around the Coronavirus Vaccine.

A massive thank you to Sam for coming on the show, as you’ve just discovered Sam is a super interesting guy and you can hear more of him on his Podcast Sit Down With A Scientist or by following him on Twitter it’s @SJ_McKay.

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This week we are getting into a slightly more technical career path today and discussing the magic of 3D printing.

That is creating complex objects from scratch using nothing more that a computer and some hot plastic or metal.

Thanks to Matt Williams from Renishaw for coming on and taking us through the exciting world of Additive manufacturing. 

If you want to see some of his work in action check out Team INEOS in the Americas Cup Yacht race now: https://www.ineosteamuk.com/

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This week I am delighted to welcome Adam Rennie to the Job Hunter Podcast. Adam is part of a team trying to understand what happened at the formation of our universe.

A massive thanks to Adam for his time and for taking us through his interesting world of sub atomic madness. As he mentioned if you want to find out more about his work feel free to check him out on twitter @AdamRennie.

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On this week’s episode we are sampling another piece of Americana that many Brits are not aware they can get involved in. Have you ever contemplated being able to live, work and travel around some of the US’s most picturesque regions while also creating life long friendships.

Thanks to Dave Schiff and Matt Betts from Camp Manitou for Boys for coming on and chatting to me about life as a Brit at summer camp.

You can find out more about working in the US at a summer camp by going to the Camp America website: www.campamerica.co.uk 

Find out more about Camp Manitou here: www.campmanitou.com

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Hello and welcome to another episode of the Job Hunter Podcast with me Tim French.

Professional sports is a truly global industry, as we heard last week to some it is a religion. But have you cannot have a game of football or a tennis match without some form of referee. This week I wanted to find out what it takes to become one of the best - so i asked a couple of professionals from my favourite sport, baseball to explain the process.

Thanks to Jonathan and Ben for giving me their time on a busy tuesday night. I for one found it fascinating to find out more about a side of the sport many don’t consider. It goes to show that anyone regardless of their background can get involved in professional sport, whether that’s football, tennis or indeed baseball in Jonathan’s case.

If you are interested in finding out more about baseball officiating check out wendelstadt umpire school online or check out our facebook group where i’ll post some of the links.

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Wendelstadt Baseball Academy - https://www.umpireschool.com/Registering-6-90.html

Baseball in the UK Team Finder - https://www.baseballsoftballuk.com/finder

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On today’s episode we will be  discussing some of the lesser known aspects of professional football. Mainly what goes on behind the scenes to ensure you know when your season ticket is released, what the club’s new kit is going to look like or which players to keep an eye on.

Huge thanks to Ed Barber from Queen's Park Rangers Football Club for sitting down with me and giving a really interesting perspective into all the action behind the scenes at Queen’s Park Rangers. Here’s hoping that the fans will be singing from the stands in a jam packed stadium in the not too distant future and just maybe the R’s will see a return to form.

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Welcome back to another episode of the Job Hunter Podcast.

Today I am delighted to be joined by Chris Knoblock from Baseball Softball UK and Ian Findlay from a commentator for Eurosport, as we will be discussing life as sports commentators and broadcasters and their motivations into getting into the commentary booth.

massive thank you to Ian and Chris for coming on chatting to me about the exciting world of commentary. You can hear Ian’s dulcet tones on your screens this winter as he continues his coverage of pretty much all winter sports for Eurosport!

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Hello and welcome back to another edition of the Job Hunter Podcast. I’m your host Tim French and this week on the virtual careers fair we will be delving into the exciting world of British television.

More specifically we will be hearing about what is involved in creating one of the BBC’s flagship prime time programmes.

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