Eric Pringle's guest appearances

Eric Pringle

The Writers' Room

People in Transition

Better the Pond---PondCast

David Tennant

Andrew Smith

Mac Prichard

Dan Cumberland

Christopher Bailey

Josh Fox

Paul Schneider

Susan Collins

Harlan Ellison

Douglas Adams

Derek Lundsten

Robert Holmes

David Fisher

Rona Munro

Paul Cornell

OwlTail

 CEO of Milestone environmental. Eric is my hero.  He not only physically betters the pond by keeping them healthy through his environmental work, he also betters the pond by serving people, community, and making the world a better place. Eric is natural leader who has learned to listen, communicate, and to be able to lead from behind. From his early days of working on a golf course, to his present day role as CEO, Eric consistently goes the extra mile by helping others, and creates ripples so high that others get to ride on the wake around him.  Thank you Eric for everything that you do to better the pond. 

CEO of Milestone environmental. Eric is my hero.  He not only physically betters the pond by keeping them healthy through his environmental work, he also betters the pond by serving people, community, and making the world a better place. Eric is natural leader who has learned to listen, communicate, and to be able to lead from behind. From his early days of working on a golf course, to his present day role as CEO, Eric consistently goes the extra mile by helping others, and creates ripples so high that others get to ride on the wake around him.  Thank you Eric for everything that you do to better the pond.

#67 Pondcast with Eric Pringle

Eric has many years as an HR executive, owner of his own company and executive search professional.  In this episode he discusses:what are things you should do right now if you lost your jobtechniques to use to handle the "stress" of a job searchnetworking techniqueshow to prepare for an interviewSTAR technique in answering behavior based interview questionswhat does not work after you have lost your jobhis recommendation on best search book to provide you more materialAnd much more - you won't want to miss this value pact interview.

Eric has many years as an HR executive, owner of his own company and executive search professional.  In this episode he discusses: <ul><li>what are things you should do right now if you lost your job</li><li>techniques to use to handle the "stress" of a job search</li><li>networking techniques</li><li>how to prepare for an interview</li><li>STAR technique in answering behavior based interview questions</li><li>what does not work after you have lost your job</li><li>his recommendation on best search book to provide you more material</li></ul>And much more - you won't want to miss this value pact interview.

10. Interview with Eric Pringle

Terence Dudley

This month in the room (that isn't really a room), Erik and Kyle discuss the work of two writers, mostly to get it all over with. First up, the three stories by director-and-producer-turned-writer Terence Dudley who inflicted "Four to Doomsday," "Black Orchid," and "The King's Demons" upon us all. This is followed by a quick discussion of Eric Pringle's sole contribution to the series, the two-part "The Awakening." Lots of talk about villains, motives, beards, accents, Adric, Tegan, ambiguity, and dumb storytelling herein.

This month in the room (that isn't really a room), Erik and Kyle discuss the work of two writers, mostly to get it all over with. First up, the three stories by director-and-producer-turned-writer Terence Dudley who inflicted "Four to Doomsday," "Black Orchid," and "The King's Demons" upon us all. This is followed by a quick discussion of Eric Pringle's sole contribution to the series, the two-part "The Awakening." Lots of talk about villains, motives, beards, accents, Adric, Tegan, ambiguity, and dumb storytelling herein.

Episode 15 - Terence Dudley and Eric Pringle