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Reggie Rivers is an ex-Denver Bronco, a journalist, a philanthropist and motivational speaker. You can get an idea of his speaking style by listening to his Ted-X talk (https://youtu.be/V2PP3p4_4R8)
This podcast episode was initiated following Reggie's heart-felt article in the Denver Post which explains how racism affects him on a personal level. You can find that article here: https://www.denverpost.com/2020/06/05/reggie-rivers-black-white-rottweiler-labrador/
In this episode, I interview my longtime friend, business coach Candice Kingston. You can contact Candice through her website www.kingstoncoaching.com. Please feel free to arrange a complimentary introductory coaching session through her website.
In this episode, I interview Matt Fuller of Tierra Group International. Amongst other things, we talk about the critical importance of external reviewers for mine waste management facilities.
You can find out more information about Matt's company at https://www.tierragroupinternational.com/
You can email Matt at [email protected]
In this episode, I interview Oren Kesler of Wikistrat, a crowdsourcing company. We discuss the many merits of crowdsourcing.
In this episode, I interview Paolo Farina, Executive Managing Director of Geoapp. Geoapp (www.geoapp.it) provides many services regarding slope monitoring that are of special interest to mining.
You can find Paolo on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paolo-farina-2468011/
You can find an interesting article that pertains to his work at https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-019-50792-y
In this episode, I interview of Amol Chinchankar and Magnus Rieger of Alfa Laval. Among other things, we talk about their centrifuge technology for tailings dewatering. You can find Amol and Mangus at https://www.alfalaval.com/, and scrolling to mining and minerals, or email them at:
In this episode, I speak with with Prof. Chris Bareither of the Colorado State University. Chris shares with us his latest research and finding with combined tailings and waste rock.
In this episode, I speak with NASA's Deputy Director for the Center of Excellence for Collaborative Innovation, Steve Rader. Steve and I discuss innovation, how innovation happens and how it can happen more effectively. You can find Steve on LinkedIn.
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