Paul Hutchins's guest appearances

Paul Hutchins

The Tennis Podcast

Pulling Corks and Forks

Gender Focus

Walk-Ins Welcome

Maria Sharapova

John McEnroe

Steve Simon

Peggy Fiandaca

David Tyda

Clare Balding

Kevin Anderson

Billie Jean King

John Bishop

Rick Astley

David Beckham

Serena Williams

John Lloyd

Stephen Jones

Jamie Murray

OwlTail

On this episode we talk about growing up in Newark N.J., his love of punk music, getting his start in the kitchens of of NJ &amp; NYC, attending the Culinary Institute of America, his thoughts on how to make the restaurant industry better for employees, what brought him to Scottsdale, how he was taught cooking and how he taught the culinary arts to his students and more.

On this episode we talk about growing up in Newark N.J., his love of punk music, getting his start in the kitchens of of NJ &amp; NYC, attending the Culinary Institute of America, his thoughts on how to make the restaurant industry better for employees, what brought him to Scottsdale, how he was taught cooking and how he taught the culinary arts to his students and more.

Ep. 38 -  Jon Paul Hutchins: Retired Culinary Instructor at Scottsdale Culinary Institute

In this episode we hear from two practitioners on how they have come together to develop an entirely new tool. This methodology allows them to measure the link between the emotional and mental wellbeing of pastoral communities in Ethiopia, and their access to clean water.It’s given a unique insight into the emotional wellbeing of women and men respectively in relation to water access, and allowed an insight into the gendered division of water labour in some patriarchal communities.And it’s a tool that looks set to have far-reaching applications. Dr Paul Hutchins is a Lecturer in Water, Sanitation and Health in the School of Engineering at the University of LeedsAbinet Kebede is a Research and Policy Advisor working with IRC Ethiopia, a non-profit organisation focussing on safe water, sanitation and hygiene. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode we hear from two practitioners on how they have come together to develop an entirely new tool. This methodology allows them to measure the link between the emotional and mental wellbeing of pastoral communities in Ethiopia, and their access to clean water.It’s given a unique insight into the emotional wellbeing of women and men respectively in relation to water access, and allowed an insight into the gendered division of water labour in some patriarchal communities.And it’s a tool that looks set to have far-reaching applications. Dr Paul Hutchins is a Lecturer in Water, Sanitation and Health in the School of Engineering at the University of LeedsAbinet Kebede is a Research and Policy Advisor working with IRC Ethiopia, a non-profit organisation focussing on safe water, sanitation and hygiene. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

Gender, Emotional Wellbeing and Water Access with Paul Hutchins and Abinet Kebede

Given Novak Djokovic's 2015 heorics, just whose era over the last year has been the greatest? Was it Federer in 2006? Nadal in 2010? Or does Djokovic today beat them both? Catherine and David debate the issue passionately.Our special guest is the last man to captain Great Britain to the Davis Cup final - Paul Hutchins, who recalls the final in which John McEnroe played his first ever Davis Cup rubber, how he got the best out of the Lloyd brothers, and what he thinks Dan Maskell might have made of tennis today.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Given Novak Djokovic's 2015 heorics, just whose era over the last year has been the greatest? Was it Federer in 2006? Nadal in 2010? Or does Djokovic today beat them both? Catherine and David debate the issue passionately.Our special guest is the last man to captain Great Britain to the Davis Cup final - Paul Hutchins, who recalls the final in which John McEnroe played his first ever Davis Cup rubber, how he got the best out of the Lloyd brothers, and what he thinks Dan Maskell might have made of tennis today.  Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Who Is The Greatest - Federer 2006, Nadal 2010 or Djokovic 2015? Special Guest - Paul Hutchins