Podcast appearances and mentions of alex wise

Today and just in time for Halloween, I sit down with Terry J. Benton-Walker, author of Alex Wise and the Blood Debts series about the anthology The White Guys Dies First: 13 Stories of Fear and Power. Each story is written by an All-Star writer and riffs off 13 of the best known horror subgenres, slasher to haunted house, body horror and the final girl, you're not gonna want to miss this anthology OR this interview! Follow Terry Follow OTS Get The White Guy Dies First Little Shop of Stories Brave and Kind Booksellers 44th and 3rd Mysterious Galaxy Odyssey Bookshop Quail Ridge Books

In this week's episode, Marissa chats with Terry J. Benton-Walker about his middle grade fantasy, ALEX WISE VS THE END OF THE WORLD. Also discussed: how a varied background that seems to not be related to writing can still inform a writer's career, on being a super-plotter, exploring how people react in stressful situations (like an apocalypse!), creating real-life superhero characters, being thoughtful about writing characters and their arcs, curating an extensive resource to help writers, the importance of writing books that let kids see themselves, showing that representation matters, and so much more!Download Terry's Novel Planning Kit: https://tjbentonwalker.com/writing-resourcesThe Happy Writer at Bookshop.org Purchasing your books through our webstore at Bookshop.org supports independent bookstores. Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Find out more and follow The Happy Writer on social media: https://www.marissameyer.com/podcast/

Author Terry J. Benton-Walker sits down with Cameron to discuss his new book ALEX WISE VS THE END OF THE WORLD.

In our first-ever seasonal pick: BLOOD DEBTS by Terry J. Benton-Walker is our spring pick! In this episode, we have a deep-dive conversation about this magical book with the author, with both non-spoiler and spoiler sections (there is a spoiler warning!). We talked about: BLOOD DEBTS, a magical YA contemporary fantasy is out now! Terry's next book, an apocalyptic middle-grade contemporary fantasy, Alex Wise vs the End of the World, comes out in Fall 2023. Want more Terry? Here's how to find him: Website: www.tjbentonwalker.com Instagram: @icecreamvicelord Twitter: @tjbentonwalker TikTok: @tjbentonwalker --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/afronauts-podcast/message

We had a TIME with Terry! This episode we talk about Blood Debts, Terry's writing process and and journey to becoming a traditionally published author. We talk about cannabis, parenting, inter-generational conflicts, generational traumas and healing our childhood. Terry also gives insight on his middle grade novel Alex Wise vs. The End of The World that makes us want to RUN and get the book!!!  We can't wait for you to hang out with us!Make sure to buy a copy of Blood Debts by Terry J. Benton Walker at your nearest bookstore!You can find Terry on IG, TikTok, and Twitter as https://instagram.com/icecreamvicelord?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=You can find all Nerds, Erbs, and Words socials in the link below!https://linktr.ee/nerdserbsandwordspodcastSupport the showJoin our newsletter to read, learn, win free books, and check out what we are reading. Subscribe here: http://eepurl.com/gLuJeXFollow on Instagram: @nerdserbswordsTikTok: @nerdserbsandwordsTwitter: @nerdserbswords

In this week's Research Rap of the Global Data Pod, Bruce Kasman is joined by Joe Lupton and Alex Wise to discuss our recent special report on public sector debt sustainability. After gradually rising 35%-pt in the 30yrs since the mid-1970s, government debt in the developed markets has jumped roughly 50%-points in just 15 years. A framework is considered for assessing debt sustainability, while thoughts are provided exploring the path ahead. Speakers Bruce Kasman, Economic and Policy Research Joseph Lupton, Economic and Policy Research Alex Wise, Long-term Strategy This podcast was recorded on 27 February 2023. This communication is provided for information purposes only. Institutional clients can view the related report https://www.jpmm.com/research/content/GPS-4340654-0.pdf  for more information; please visit www.jpmm.com/research/disclosures for important disclosures. © 2023 JPMorgan Chase & Co. All rights reserved.    

Foreign-born residents have higher rates of entrepreneurship than those born here in the U.S. Aurora supports these business owners as part of its immigrant integration plan. The goal is to increase entrepreneurship by providing information, training and lowering the barriers to entry. There are hundreds of immigrant and refugee owned businesses throughout the city including Msosi Kenyan Cuisine food truck, owned by Kenyan immigrant Josphat Ombacho. In 2016, Ombacho and his wife started a traditional catering business. They sold food at events like Aurora's Global Fest and Taste of Colorado. Eventually, they decided to buy a food truck but they needed some money.“We went to various banks to see if we can get a loan to buy a food truck because we didn't have enough money,” Ombacho said. “We couldn't get (it) because our credit was low.” After getting turned down at traditional banks they heard about CEDS Finance in Aurora and received a loan from the non-profit, federally-funded, small business lender. “Our mission is all about how do we help refugees create the American dream? And we define that as financial self-sufficiency,” said Alex Wise, CEDS Finance executive director.The nonprofit loans up to 100,000-dollars to clients and doesn't require a minimum credit score. CEDs is also the only lender in the state that offers an Islamic-compliant loan, an alternative type of financing that adds an administrative fee rather than charging interest.Ethiopian refugee and Aurora resident Ermias Gurmu owns a small trucking business called Line Trucking. He hauls food across the country for big chain stores like Wal-Mart and King Soopers. He's on his second CEDS loan and is one of more than 300 entrepreneurs the lender has supported.“I'm planning to get more trucks and to have some more employees to expand my company,” Gurmu said.Credits: The Colorado Dream: Newcomers Welcome is a production from KUNC. This episode was written and reported by Stephanie Daniel. Editing by Sean Corcoran. This season's theme song was composed by Jason Paton. Jennifer Coombes is the digital editor.

Meet our next hero: Terry J. Benton-Walker Terry is the author of Blood Debts, a magical YA contemporary fantasy which will be available in April 2023. His apocalyptic middle-grade contemporary fantasy, Alex Wise vs the End of the World, comes out in Fall 2023. Join us as we discuss Terry's upcoming novels, outlining series, social media, perseverance, and building community as a black author. Want more Terry? Here's how to find him: Website: www.tjbentonwalker.com Instagram: @icecreamvicelord Twitter: @tjbentonwalker --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/afronauts-podcast/message

Part Two of a two-part series on esports, the panel discuss why broken contracts are so common in esports, their thoughts on TFUE v FaZe Clan, and two possible remedies to player exploitation. Morgan Sports Law Barrister and Host, Nick Williams is joined by featured guests, Dom Sacco, Editor and Founder of Esports News UK, Josh Furneaux, Player Agent at ICM Stellar Esports, Alex Wise, Analyst and Academy Head Coach at Nordavind Gaming, and Julia Cwierz, Morgan Sports Law Paralegal and competitive esports player.

Part One of a two-part series on esports, this episode discusses the demise of Munster Rugby Gaming/Phelan Gaming, why contracts are so frequently broken in esports, and possible remedies to player exploitation. Morgan Sports Law Barrister and Host, Nick Williams is joined by featured guests, Dom Sacco, Editor and Founder of Esports News UK, Josh Furneaux, Player Agent at ICM Stellar Esports, Alex Wise, Analyst and Academy Head Coach at Nordavind Gaming, and Julia Cwierz, Morgan Sports Law Paralegal and competitive esports player.If you are unfamiliar with the topic, Dom's coverage of the story can be found here: https://esports-news.co.uk/2021/01/01/munster-rugby-gaming-late-payments-nlc/

Sébastien Caldas est un skateur qui aura de multiples casquettes. Il a été l'un des piliers du magasin Street Machine dans les années 90, ensuite c'est l'aventure SuGaR magazine, cofondé avec son cousin Benjamin Deberdt (https://soundcloud.com/bigspinpodcast/benjamin-deberdt). Une aventure qui s'arrête en 2008, et qui lui permet de commencer de nouveaux chapitres. Avec lui on va parler découverte du skate dans les années 80, sa rencontre avec Alex Wise, le graphisme, le magasin de skate, faire un magazine en tant que graphiste, le tout saupoudré d'anecdotes et quelques bons mots. Bonne écoute ! Sébastien est sur Instagram https://www.instagram.com/sebcaldas Un grand merci pour leurs coups de mains et conseils précieux : DVNO pour le jingle • https://soundcloud.com/dvnolandia Matìas Enaut • https://soundcloud.com/matiasenaut Le premier podcast francophone dédié au skateboard et à sa culture, et surtout à ceux qui en font. --------------------- SITE • http://www.bigspin.media INSTAGRAM • https://instagram.com/bigspinpodcast SOUNDCLOUD • https://soundcloud.com/bigspinpodcast iTUNES • https://is.gd/zjMcNO YOUTUBE • https://www.youtube.com/c/bigspinpodcast SPOTIFY • https://is.gd/TWoeMm DEEZER • https://www.deezer.com/fr/show/1442342 GOOGLE PODCASTS • https://is.gd/T7ouFx FACEBOOK • https://facebook.com/BigSpinPodcast TWITTER • https://twitter.com/BigSpinPodcast LINKEDIN • https://www.linkedin.com/company/big-spin #bigspinpodcast #interview #podcast #skate #skatelife #skateboard #skateboarding #skater #skatepark #skateshop #skateboards

This week on Sea Change Radio, we hear host Alex Wise’s thoughts on the 2020 election as we enter the final week of the campaign. Then, we speak to Ian Urbina, a longtime investigative reporter for the New York Times whose latest book The Outlaw Ocean reveals many of the hidden costs of the seafood and shipping … Continue reading Alex Wise on Decision 2020 + Ian Urbina on the Outlaw Ocean → The post Alex Wise on Decision 2020 + Ian Urbina on the Outlaw Ocean appeared first on Sea Change Radio.

Welcome back, we hope you all are enjoying The Drop. Leave us a review and win a limited edition Osiris poster. We have some amazing new episodes to tell you about!John Oates on PPFL. We're excited to kick off Season Two with our special guest John Oates. Of course, he is best known for his work with Hall and Oates, and he's made a bunch of solo records as well. We talk about the formation of Hall and Oates, the peak of stardom, and starting over and getting back to his musical roots. Subscribe to Past, Present, Future, Live! And check out John's videos here.Fall 2000 on Beyond the Pond. This is the third installment of the Fall 2000 collaboration between our Phish podcasts. Dave and Brian attack the Phoenix Guy Forget, a legendary jam from this tour. Subscribe to Beyond the Pond. Dick's Picks from 1969 on 36 From the Vault. We are into the Primal Dead era this time. Steve and Rob take us into Dick's Picks 16 from the Fillmore in San Francisco, 11/7-11/8/69. This is just a couple weeks before Altamont, the end of the 60s, and the band is in a period of growth and transition. Subscribe to 36 From the Vault. Son Little on Eric Krasno Plus One. A really cool episode this week, with Eric talking to his friend and collaborator Son Little. They chat about Son's creative process, coming up out of the hip-hop and EDM scene in Philly thanks to RJD2 and The Roots, and the songs on Son's latest album Aloha. Subscribe to Eric Krasno Plus One. Bobby Talk on Brokedown Podcast. On this episode, Jonathan is joined by Alex Wise, a musician, radio host and Dead fan. They talk all about Bobby and share some tunes as well. Subscribe to Brokedown Podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Greetings Dead Freaks! This episode is a celebration of Bob Weir's birthday and a dive into his unique and ever-changing guitar sound. I am joined by Alex Wise who is a fan, guitar player, and a radio host. We delve into a number of the shifting aspects of Bobby's guitar playing queuing up examples along the way. Afterwards there's a great chunk of live Grateful Dead to round out the show.You can check out Sea Change Radio, a nationally syndicated weekly radio show covering the shift to social, environmental, and economic sustainability at SeaChangeRadio.com. Alex's band, Fog Swamp, has a new album, entitled "Dropped Days", which is out now. Check them out at FogSwamp.com. And all of this can be found by heading to AlexWise.com.I touch on a little bit of new music in the intro. You can find Nick Mitchell Maiato's new album, "Pino Carrasco" on Bandcamp at: https://wasistdas.bandcamp.com/album/pino-carrasco. You can find the digital release of Gillian Welch & David Rawlings' "All The Good Times Are Past And Gone" also on Bandcamp:  https://gillianwelch.bandcamp.com/album/all-the-good-times.Allow me to remind you that the Brokedown Podcast is part of the Osiris Media. Osiris is creating a community that connects people like you with podcasts and live experiences about artists and topics you love. Sign up for the newsletter at OsirisPod.com to stay in the loop. Also,  Osiris Media works in partnership with JamBase, which connects music fans with the music they love and empowers them to go see live music. Check them out at JamBase.com.Don't forget to follow the @BrokedownPod twitter account for regular news, live tweetstorms of shows as I listen, and other minutiae. We also have an Instagram account with the same handle. If you like pictures of things, you can find that here: BrokedownPod Instagram. Also, if you use iTunes, please consider posting a review as it really help get the word out.Also, please keep sending your metaphorical cards and letters. Leave a comment on the blog or hit me up on any of the above social media. Let me know what I'm doing right, wrong, or horribly wrong. 

In Episode 39, Alex Proimos speaks with Alex Wise, Head of Australia at Castle Hall. All views expressed on this podcast are subject to change and do not necessarily reflect the views of Conexus Financial. This podcast is for educational purposes only and should not be relied upon as investment advice.

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In this video I was given an opportunity to speak on the NextGen and Entrepreneurship panel at the annual Sister Cities International Conference in Aurora, Colorado. I was joined by fellow panelist Jeremy Priest and Alex Wise. Carlo Capua moderated the discussion.

Stefan Janoski, an American professional skateboarder, hit the headlines in the 2000s with switch flips over all the steps that crossed his path. In 2009, he chose a simple and uncluttered design for his model released with Nike SB. In a few years the shoe becomes a best seller in skateboarding history. We asked ourselves "How does a skate shoe become iconic? " We interviewed pro skateboarders, designers, a fashion theorist and Stefan himself, to find the answer. Have a good listening! (00:50) introduction - (01:47) Benjamin Deberdt hears about Stefan Janoski - (03:14) The switch flip on the three-flat-four of the Dome - (07:14) Paul Rodriguez and Eric Koston meet Stefan for the first time - (10:21) Stefan in the light, riding for Nike SB - (10:54) Stefan talks about shoes - (14:33) James Arizumi, designer of the Janoski - ( 15:56) Yann Garin and his first pair of Janoski - (16:40) Alex Wise, graphic designer and designer - (19:09) Yue Wu, artist and illustrator - (20:29) Pascal Monfort, fashion theorist Thanks to Stefan Janoski, Paul Rodriguez, Eric Koston, Yue Wu, Pascal Monfort, Alex Wise, Yann Garin, Nicolas Malinowsky, Benjamin Derberdt for their answers, Salim Krim for the mix and sound design, Ian Faure and Soy Panday for dubbing, Aymeric Nocus for translation and DVNO for the score DISPONIBLE EN FRANÇAIS ICI : https://soundcloud.com/bigspinpodcast/switch-big-spin-janoski-francais

Stefan Janoski, skateboarder professionnel américain, a défrayé la chronique dans les années 2000 à coup de switch flips au-dessus de toutes les marches qui croisaient son chemin. En 2009, il choisit un design simple et épuré pour son modèle qui sort chez Nike SB. En quelques années la paire devient l’une des plus vendues de l’histoire du skate. Nous nous sommes posés la question “ Comment une chaussure de skate devient iconique ? ”, et c’est en allant interviewer des skateboarders pros, des designers, un théoricien de la mode et Stefan lui-même, que l’on a trouvé la réponse. Une autre belle histoire du skate, bonne écoute ! (00:50) introduction - (01:47) Benjamin Deberdt entend parler de Stefan Janoski - (03:14) Le switch flip sur le trois-plat-quatre du Dôme - (07:14) Paul Rodriguez et Eric Koston rencontrent Stefan pour la première fois - (10:21) Stefan dans la lumière, l’arrivée chez Nike - (10:54) Stefan se raconte et explique son rapport aux chaussures - (14:33) James Arizumi, designer de la Janoski - (15:56) Yann Garin et sa première paire de Janoski - (16:40) Alex Wise, graphiste et designer - (19:09) Yue Wu, artiste et illustrateur - (20:29) Pascal Monfort, théoricien de la mode Merci à Stefan Janoski, Paul Rodriguez, Eric Koston, Yue Wu, Pascal Monfort, Alex Wise, Yann Garin, Nicolas Malinowsky, Benjamin Derberdt pour leur intervention, Salim Krim pour le mix, Ian Faure et Soy Panday pour le doublage, Aymeric Nocus pour la traduction et DVNO pour le générique. ALSO AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH HERE : https://soundcloud.com/bigspinpodcast/switch-big-spin-janoski-anglais

Brad and Chris light the Yule log as they are filled with the holiday spirit. Join as they sit down to discuss their favorite holiday music, movies, and one fairly uncomfortable song. Happy holidays and a happy new year!Outro Music:Original Music by Frank Loesser. Parody Lyrics by Alex Wise and Nicholas Everett. Performed by Alex Wise and Nicholas Everett

Stéphane Larance est l’un des doyens du skate en France. Il nous raconte son parcours de plus de 30 ans, ses débuts à Noisy-le-Grand avec DJ Poska, les sessions aux bassins de la Tour Eiffel, la rencontre avec Alex Wise, sa tournée Bones Brigade avec Tony Hawk et Ray Barbee, le coup de fil de Sal Barbier, son promodel chez Expedition, sa part dans la Transworld « Interface » de Ty Evans, l’aventure Lordz, puis son travail de team-manager pour la marque DC. Des tranches de vie ponctuées de sourires et d’anecdotes, soit comment faire les bons choix quand ils s’offrent à vous. Bonne écoute ! Découvrez les bonus dans le Bigger Spin sur liveskateboardmedia.com/fr Un grand merci pour leur coup de main et conseils précieux : DVNO pour le jingle • https://soundcloud.com/dvnolandia Salim Krim pour le mix • https://soundcloud.com/salim-krim ------------------ SITE www.bigspin.fr iTUNES goo.gl/Ev6VHC YOUTUBE goo.gl/EWXgmu SOUNDCLOUD @bigspinpodcast INSTA instagram.com/bigspinpodcast / @bigspinpodcast FACEBOOK facebook.com/BigSpinPodcast TWITTER twitter.com/BigSpinPodcast LINKEDIN www.linkedin.com/company/big-spin-podcast

In this episode John interviews Alex Wise from the Church Health Center. They discuss fund raising ideas including the Gift of a Day program used successfully by the Chruch Health Center.

For San Fran based singer songwriter Alex Wise his new CD “Blurred” was a chance to reconnect with his cats and his craft after a break of several years. The result is a fine collection of separate and combined styles … Continue reading → The post ALEX WISE – Blurring The Lines Of Genre appeared first on Bill Murphy Show.

For San Fran based singer songwriter Alex Wise his new CD “Blurred” was a chance to reconnect with his cats and his craft after a break of several years. The result is a fine collection of separate and combined styles … Continue reading → The post ALEX WISE – Blurring The Lines Of Genre appeared first on Bill Murphy Show.