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After some record/production issues and a rebranding, we're back to discuss the renaming of the Buffalo Bills stadium, a few points about the Rio Olympics and the finale of Vesey Watch.

Andrew, Nick and Mike sound off about the NBA offseason, the looooooong and seemingly never ending story of Tom Brady/Deflategate, and the prospect that has grabbed the NHL's attention, Jimmy Vesey.

In this episode, hear Duff Watkins and Andy Vesey discuss 'How Energy is Changing.'

Andy has over 30 years’ experience in the energy industry including strategic and commercial leadership of large energy organisations, and working in complex regulatory and political environments. His experience extends across the energy supply chain, including power development, generation, distribution and retail businesses. Andy commenced with AGL in January 2015, officially taking over as MD and CEO on 12 February 2015.

To survive and thrive in changing and increasingly competitive environments, companies need to build agile business processes and systems able to anticipate, adapt and position themselves to take advantage of opportunities as they emerge. This is the journey that AGL has embarked upon to ensure that we grow and continue to serve our customers.  Acting entrepreneurially, having lean processes, ensuring that investments are evaluated rigorously and quickly, ensuring that scenario planning is employed, and that the company builds adaptive business partnerships and supply chains, all contribute to this success. Andy discusses this and more throughout the podcast.

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I got a chance to get away for my birthday to Charleston, SC.  It was rich in heritage.  Love the state and the people.  Here is some of the stuff I learned while there.  Slave rebellions, Denmark Vesey, Exercise for Men, Zombie Strike #33, How to Survive a Stadium Riot, Maintenance man shoots intruder the day the McDonald V. Chicago case is heard in the US Supreme Court. More on www.urbanshooterpodcast.com  48 minutes

The picture is of the Angel Oak Tree on St John Island, SC.  a 1500 year old tree that has been used for everything from loving making to hanging.