Tom Wright

Bradley Hope and Tom Wright are former journalists at The Wall Street Journal, the co-founders of journalism studio Project Brazen, and the co-authors of the book Billion Dollar Whale.Their new podcast is Corinna and The King. Hope’s new book is “The Rebel and the Kingdom.”“We’re a little bit skeptical of just jumping into the big story of the day with something that doesn’t feel differentiated. It needs to have character, storytelling — it can’t just be a great topic, or an important topic, even.”Show notes: @bradleyhope @TomWrightAsia Hope’s Wall Street Journal archive Wright’s Wall Street Journal archive 06:00 Billion Dollar Whale (Hachette Books • 2019) 09:00 Project Brazen 10:00 Blood and Oil (Hope and Justin Sheck • Hachette Books • 2020) 19:00 Fat Leonard (Project Brazen • 2021) 25:00 Persona: The French Deception (Evan Ratliff • Verified • 2022) 47:00 "Road Trip! American Student Joins Rebels in Fight for Qaddafi Stronghold" (Hope • The National • Aug 2011) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

An in depth conversation with UK commercial photographer and videographer TOM WRIGHT about the newest generation of cameras and how we're being marketed to by the big companies. Whether you're a film maker, portrait photographer, wedding photographer, or hobbiest this conversation is for you. An in depth look at the new Fujifilm XH2 and XH2s (as well as the differences), a chat about some of the flaws in the Canon R5 system, why Tom doesn't prefer Sony, honest perspectives on Leica and more.  Hosted by US, Arkansas based wedding photographer Miles Witt Boyer. Miles is a Fujifilm X Photographer and global ambassador who is using the new Fujifilm Xh2 and Xh2S in real world scenarios. The purpose of this interview was to discuss why and how purchasing the right gear matters, how to get beyond the specs and discover if a camera system is a good decision for YOUR brand, and how to shop smart.  Whether you're interested in the 8k / 6k open gate options in the newest systems or in need of faster auto focus and more crisp lenses we walk through the elements in 2022 of camera shopping that matter, and a few that do not. Tom Wright is a remarkable storyteller, educator, and consultant based in the UK. His work can be seen here https://www.bytomw.com/  Tom is also an active member of the Photographic Collective, a FREE TO JOIN community for like minded, positive creators. The Photographic Collective podcast is ©2022 Photographic Collective LLC, hosted by Arkansas Photographer Miles Witt Boyer with editing and engineering by Jared Mark Fincher. To see this episode and more content in video form make sure and check out our YOUTUBE channel --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mwbpodcast/support

What happens to your career when you become more focused on being successful than serving your clients? Sometimes we need to remember that every time we're told no it doesn't mean we're on the wrong path. Sometimes a disappointing result can be the catalyst for enormous opportunity. This episode we're sitting down with UK based portrait and commercial photographer and videographer Tom Wright. Tom is no stranger to success though you may not have heard of him as a prolific voice in the industry. He's been the creative mind in the shadows of some absolutely remarkable work but his perspective and humility have grown him not only a remarkably positive reputation amongst the photography industry, but a loyal customer base that trusts him to solve their problems creatively. Aside from a radical perspective filled with empathy toward his clients and a refreshing approach to success in general what makes Tom Wright's perspective worth a listen is simple. He is no stranger to No but his response to it has been a catalyst to enormous opportunities. Over the course of the last few years starting really in the height of the Covid-19 pandemic I've had the opportunity to get to know Tom on a personal level as a friend. His photography and videography, usage of lighting, color theory, editing, and even objective perspective towards coaching and mentoring other creatives has permeated into so many areas of my business. It's a huge honor to welcome people like Tom onto this podcast and give the world the opportunity to learn from him on an organic and authentic level. If you'd like to see more of Tom's work simply click over to https://www.bytomw.com/ If you'd like to know more about how to get involved with the Photographic Collective Community where you can find Tom Wright and all of the other guests of this podcast like Jonas Peterson, Alison Conklin, Phil Porto and Jai Long make sure you join us for free at https://photographic-collective.com/ The Photographic Collective podcast is a product of the Photographic Collective ©2022 is produced by Executive Producer Miles Witt Boyer with editing and sound engineering by Jared Mark Fincher. If you've enjoyed this podcast please take time to give us a five star review and subscribe and make sure you check out the newest podcast series in produced by the Photographic Collective hosted by Film Maker Brandon Buccheri CUTTING ON ACTION.--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mwbpodcast/support

"When I think of happiness, I think of dogs who are safe and secure." -Tom Wright Are you a furr parent? How do you bond with your pets? This episode highlights a holistic approach to dog training to ensure that dogs' needs are addressed with healthy, safe, and non-problematic outlets. It provides insight into how animals think and feel about themselves and the world around them, as well as how to assist them in adapting to their environment, allowing them to prosper and be healthy. My guest today is Tom Wright. His love and passion for dog behavior started in 2009 whilst traveling in South-East Asia. With so many street dogs in dire conditions, he couldn’t just stand back and watch the suffering so the travels turned into a volunteering mission. He got stuck into shelter work—feeding the dogs, washing the new arrivals, and tending to them in any way he could. He became fascinated with how the animals interacted with each other and humans. Fast forward 12 years, Tom is now a fully qualified Fear-Free Certified Trainer, a Separation Anxiety Pro Trainer, and a member of PPGA. Check out these episode highlights: 06:22 - Why did Tom choose the field of animal behavior 08:29 - What exactly is separation anxiety in dogs 09:44 - How can we spot separation anxiety in our own pets 11:58 - The power of Positive Reinforcement when it comes to Training 15:44 - Does animal behavior reflect the owner's behavior? 17:08 - Why physical punishment is not ideal for our pets 28:28 - When should we start training our pets 32:33 - How can you tell if a dog is comfortable 34:10 - How do you balance running a business, volunteering, and working full-time Connect with Tom https://www.happydogproject.com.au/ Follow me on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/charlotte_mckinnon/ Subscribe and leave a review: Anchor: https://anchor.fm/charlotte-mckinnon2 Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/darling-youre-different/id1627165214 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2aC1oJAXltaTmzBb6b3sLw

Tom Wright was baptized at 11 years old in 1960 at Jefferson Church of Christ in Iowa. Tom went into part-time ministry in Ponca City, Oklahoma when he was in his early 40's. Mr. Wright has been at Calhan Church of Christ for about 12 years. Tom went to Bear Valley School of Biblical Studies for his bachelors and his masters degrees and got his doctorate in ministry at TUA. Tom has done several stateside mission trips to help small congregations. 2 Timothy‬ ‭2:2‭‭ “The things which you have heard from me in the presence of many witnesses, entrust these to faithful men who will be able to teach others also.” Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/mountaineer/check-it-out License code: 6JH6HYU4XVLVL25Zvvv --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/meettheministerspodcast/support

The Quincy Mine operated in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula for nearly a century. Today, visitors can learn more about the copper boom and tour the mine in Hancock as one of the 22 Heritage Sites of Keweenaw National Historical Park. In this episode of Lake Superior Podcast, Walt Lindala and Frida Waara talk with Tom Wright, Quincy Mine Hoist Facilities Manager, about the fascinating industrial geohistory of the area and the crucial role copper played in the development of our country. Sponsored by Cafe Imports, a Minneapolis-based importer of fine, specialty green coffees. Independently owned and operated since 1993, Cafe Imports has been dedicated to decreasing its impact on the earth through renewable energy, carbon neutrality, and by supporting conservational efforts in places where quality coffee is grown and also, where quality coffee is consumed. Where does your coffee come from?

This is where it all started. In the middle of 2020 I joined into a little app called clubhouse and found myself somehow thrust on stage moderating a group of a few thousand speakers right along side these two gentleman from the UK. We've never met in person but the bond was instant because while we were speaking to photographers and with photographers we were talking about things that carry so much more depth and just camera settings and compositional rules. Over the course of the next few months the three of us became unlikely friends bonding over how important having a positive mindset can be and how critical community is. As the masks came off Clubhouse faded away and yet Igor Demba, Tom Wright, and myself - Miles Witt Boyer somehow were left with this happy memory of what it felt like to shake the industry up a bit. It was the beginning of this hunger for me to serve and give and really the precursor for this podcast that Jared Fincher and I started so it only feels right to bring these two remarkable artists and visionaries and friends onto the podcast to talk about pursuing purpose as a photographer. Igor Demba is world renowned as one of the absolute biggest and best names in the wedding industry. From being recognized as one of the world's best by Harper's Bazaar to being published and featured in every major publication globally Igor's work has connected with millions of photographers and yet his humility, his big laugh, and his genuine joy is what leads the way for him. A fun and involved dad and a passionate and present husband Igor is absolutely an example of priorities well placed. Tom Wright is a UK photographer with a background in weddings and portraiture that left to pursue commercial work several years ago. Tom has a keen eye for cinematic and beautiful sculpted light, a rare ability to story tell both for brands as well as individuals and an insatiable appetite for knowledge. He is as composed as he is brilliant, humble and approachable while being the talent behind some remarkable work. Over the last two years Igor and Tom have partnered in a number of projects the most recent being a training program that Igor is producing and that entire relationship grew from these chats. Sit back and soak up some joy in this episode from three friends scattered across the globe as we talk about how we came together, where our lives are going, and how important community, purpose, and positivity are in shaping future success as a photographer. Find Igor Demba at his website https://www.igordemba.com/ Find Tom Wright at his website https://www.bytomw.com/ The Photographic Collective is a Free Creative Community available for photographers, videographers, and creatives anywhere in the world. It's an open forum for positive and encouraging conversation, networking, and education along side a few of the biggest names in the photography industry. You can find every single past guest on this podcast as a member and we would love to see you over there! Click HERE for more information!--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mwbpodcast/support

Tom takes a look at the book of Esther. He looks at it through the New Testament lens giving unique insights.

Tom Wright speaks from the book of Malachi chapter 1 about the Lord’s response to mediocre gifts and sacrifices. We are encouraged to give our best.

To understand the strategy and politics behind Russian president Vladimir Putin's buildup of military might on Ukraine's border and how Ukraine, the United States, Europe and Nato are responding, Hugh talks to foreign policy expert Tom Wright. Tom Wright is a Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institute, a Washington-based foreign policy think tank, and the director of its Centre on the United States and Europe. He’s the author of two books: Aftershocks: Pandemic Politics and the End of the Old International Order (with co-author Colin Kahl) and All Measures Short of War: The Contest For the 21st Century and the Future of American Power. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.