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Henry the Host brings on new guests as a trip to the North Carolina Outer Banks as we look at the peak 90s monster movie, KOMODO. As Henry's old college friend Nikkie makes her debut, we are also joined by the talents of Mac who works on the original daikaiju toyline that is TITANICUS KAIJU and not heard since CRAWL, Jordan returns to give his input on the scaly friends that showcase that.....you don't need therapy when giant reptiles kill your parents?  Remember to like, subscribe, rate and review our show wherever you listen to podcasts! If you really enjoy the show, remember you can help support it via ICFAMMPodcast Patreon and our ICFAMMPodcast Teepublic Store .  Make sure to check out our rad talents:  We Would Be Dead Podcast Titantic Creations Jordan Exsists guys 

“As Henry stepped out of the door, he noticed a peculiar cloud in the west, too light in color to be rain, or even dust. He called Rosie to the door to look.” Henry and Rosie Ise, homesteaders in northern Kansas, faced a grave challenge coming from the land itself: “Grasshoppers--millions, billions of them--soon covered the ground in a seething, fluttering mass, their jaws constantly at work.”

Today we celebrate a German landscape and flower painter who was forbidden to paint by her father. We'll also learn about a self-taught botanist who spent nearly a dozen years in the Amazon rainforest. We hear an excerpt about spring from the man who wrote A Farewell to Arms. We Grow That Garden Library™ with a book about one of the 19th-century’s top botanical illustrators. And then we’ll wrap things up with a little story from the 2017 Beijing Crabapple Conference.   Subscribe Apple | Google | Spotify | Stitcher | iHeart To listen to the show while you're at home, just ask Alexa or Google to “Play the latest episode of The Daily Gardener Podcast.” And she will. It's just that easy.   The Daily Gardener Friday Newsletter Sign up for the FREE Friday Newsletter featuring: A personal update from me Garden-related items for your calendar The Grow That Garden Library™ featured books for the week Gardener gift ideas Garden-inspired recipes Exclusive updates regarding the show Plus, each week, one lucky subscriber wins a book from the Grow That Garden Library™ bookshelf.   Gardener Greetings Send your garden pics, stories, birthday wishes, and so forth to Jennifer@theDailyGardener.org   Curated News My Trees: Alive, Dead, or In-Between? Evaluating Plants 2 Months After Texas Freeze | Pam Penick   Facebook Group If you'd like to check out my curated news articles and original blog posts for yourself, you're in luck. I share all of it with the Listener Community in the Free Facebook Group - The Daily Gardener Community. So, there’s no need to take notes or search for links. The next time you're on Facebook, search for Daily Gardener Community, where you’d search for a friend... and request to join. I'd love to meet you in the group.   Important Events April 14, 1844 Today is the birthday of the German landscape and flower painter Helene Cramer who was born on this day in 1844. Helen and her sister Molly were both painters in Hamburg, Germany. Their father, Cesar, forbade his daughters to become painters. And so, the two sisters didn’t start painting until middle age. Helen was 38 when she first picked up a brush. Her primary subject with flowers. After studying with other artists and painters, Helen and Molly exhibited their art throughout Germany and at the 1883 World's Fair in Chicago. Most gardeners say that their favorite painting of Helene’s is her work called "Marsh Marigolds and Crown Imperials." When Helen died in 1916, she was 72 years old. Both she and her sister are buried in Plot 27 of the "Garten der Frauen," Or the garden of women at the Hamburg Ohlsdorf cemetery.   April 14, 2020 On this day the book, A Naturalist in the Amazon: The Journals & Writings of Henry Walter Bates was published. Unlike many of his scientist friends and peers, Henry was entirely self-taught. Early in his career, Henry met the great English naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace. By 1848, Henry and Alfred left England to explore the Amazon Rainforest. While Henry stayed in the Rainforest for eleven years, Alfred returned to England after four years- though all of Alfred’s specimens and notes were lost at sea on his voyage home. After the ship he was on caught fire and sank, Alfred and the crew were rescued after ten days adrift in the Atlantic. During his eleven years in the Rainforest in Brazil, Henry collected butterflies, and he sent back a whopping 15,000 insect specimens - with over half of his collection listed as brand new discoveries. As Henry wrapped up his time in the Rainforest, he had survived both yellow fever and malaria in addition to many other uncomfortable maladies. Toward the end, it’s not surprising to read that Henry had grown weary of the enormous challenges of life as an explorer. He wrote, “I suffered most inconvenience from the difficulty of getting news from the civilized world down river, from the irregularity of receipt of letters, parcels of books and periodicals, and towards the latter part of my residence from ill-health arising from bad and insufficient food.” In the end - after a dozen years away from family, friends, and civilization - Henry Bates, the great Naturalist, could not ignore what had been building in his heart: he was lonely. He wrote, “I was obliged, at last, to come to the conclusion that the contemplation of nature alone is not sufficient to fill the human heart and mind.” In 2014, Henry’s Amazon notebooks were digitized, and they are now online to view from the Natural History Museum Library. And in 2018, Henry’s remarkable story was shared in an IMAX film called Amazon Adventure.   Unearthed Words “With so many trees in the city, you could see the spring coming each day until a night of warm wind would bring it suddenly in one morning. Sometimes the heavy cold rains would beat it back so that it would seem that it would never come and that you were losing a season out of your life. This was the only truly sad time in Paris because it was unnatural. You expected to be sad in the fall. Part of you died each year when the leaves fell from the trees, and their branches were bare against the wind and the cold, wintry light. But you knew there would always be the spring, as you knew the river would flow again after it was frozen. When the cold rains kept on and killed the spring, it was as though a young person had died for no reason. In those days, though, the spring always came finally, but it was frightening that it had nearly failed.” ― Ernest Hemingway, A Moveable Feast   Grow That Garden Library James Sowerby by Paul Henderson This book came out in 2016, and the subtitle is The Enlightenment's Natural Historian. In this book, Paul Henderson introduces us to James Sowerby -  arguably one of the best botanical illustrators during the mid-18th to mid-19th centuries. One of the reasons James was such a successful artist, was no doubt due to his extremely high intellect. He was also one of the period's most knowledgeable natural historians. Paul introduces James this way: “This book is the story of a remarkable man. Unusual and his breath of scientific interest which he applied successfully; unusual in his desire to learn throughout his life and to impart his knowledge widely;  unusual and going against the current practices by being at one - at the same time his own researcher, writer, illustrator, teacher, publisher and bookseller; unusual in his considerable output of innovative, high-quality and influential works; and unusual in becoming the patriarch of a successful line of natural historians.” I've talked about James numerous times on the show. He teamed up with numerous botanists during his lifetime, and his illustrations Grace the pages of many of their books. As for James, his Masterpiece was called Sowerby's Botany -  a detailed 36-volume reference on the plants of England. Of course, the book also included over 2,500 hand-colored illustrations. This book is 336 pages of the first-time biography of an incredible artist and scientist: James Sowerby. You can get a copy of James Sowerby by Paul Henderson and support the show using the Amazon Link in today's Show Notes for around $40   Today’s Botanic Spark Reviving the little botanic spark in your heart April 14, 2017 On this day, the Beijing Crabapple Conference began. Visitors toured the Crabapple Garden during the conference, which featured many new American cultivars of crabapples like Brandywine, Cinderella, Molten Lava, Lollipop, and Madonna - all of which were created by the respected and admired nurseryman from Lake County, Ohio, Jim Zampini. During the conference, attendees were sad to learn that Jim had passed away at the age of 85. Today, Jim’s legacy lives on in his fantastic crabapple varieties like Centurion, Harvest Gold, Lancelot Dwarf, Sugar Tyme, and the Weeping Candied Apple. Crabapples are small, deciduous trees with densely woven branches that feature fragrant and beautiful white, pink, or red petals when they bloom in the spring. Self-sterile crabapples rely on bees and other insects for pollination. The trees rarely grow taller than 25 feet high. Generally speaking, it takes two to five years for a crabapple tree to bear fruit. Crabapples differ from standard apple trees in that they offer smaller fruit. Apples that are less than 2 inches in diameter are considered crabapples. If you want to plant a mini-orchard of Crabapple trees, space the saplings 6 to 15 feet apart. Group them on the closer end of the range if you are planting dwarf or more upright varieties. Crabapple trees are just beginning to come into bloom in our 2021 gardens. When they are in flower, few flowering trees can rival their charm. In Polish folklore, apple trees were considered dream trees. Sleeping under apple trees was thought to create a dream-filled sleep. And, placing an apple under a maiden’s pillow could induce a dream of her future husband. In English folklore, crabapple seeds or pips were thrown into the fire on Valentine’s Eve while chanting the name of your true love. If the pips explode, your love will be true and will last forever.   Thanks for listening to The Daily Gardener. And remember: "For a happy, healthy life, garden every day."

In this conversation, Henry Kaminski Jr. dives into the importance of crafting your offer and understanding your ideal client (and why branding plays a huge role in that).  We also talk about when he made the shift to become an expert. He hit a point when he decided that he would no longer be the guy to make a $50 logo for clients. As Henry mentions, if you solve bigger problems, people will cut you bigger paychecks.  One of my favorite lines in this episode is as follows, and it really opens your eyes to the importance of branding in monetizing your skills or online business: “The quality of your brand will determine the quality of your clients, and the quality of your clients will determine the quality of your life.” CONNECT WITH HENRY Website: https://uniquedesignz.net/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebranddr/  CONNECT WITH CHRIS  Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chrisbello_   Download my free guide on Productivity Hacks I recommend by visiting https://chrisbello.com/free   

In a village of the Bavarian Alps, a young scientist named Henry Frankenstein and his assistant Fritz, a hunchback, piece together a human body.  Frankenstein desires to create a human, giving this body life through electrical devices he has perfected. But he still needs a brain for his creation. Henry's fiancée Elizabeth speaks with their friend Victor Moritz about the scientist's increasingly peculiar actions and how he secludes himself. Elizabeth and Victor ask Dr. Waldman for help in understanding Henry's new behavior and Waldman reveals he is aware Dr. Frankenstein wishes to create life. Concerned for Henry, they arrive at the lab just as the scientist makes his final preparations. With a pulley system, Frankenstein and Fritz raise the operating table high in the room, moving it toward an opening at the top of the tower. The creature and Frankenstein's equipment are exposed to the lightning storm and empowered. The hand of Frankenstein's creature begins to move. The scientist triumphantly shouts, 'It's alive!'Frankenstein's Monster, despite its grotesque form, seems to be an innocent, childlike creation. Dr. Frankenstein welcomes it into his laboratory and asks his creation to sit, which it does. Thinking that it is not fit for society and will wreak havoc at any chance, they leave the Monster locked up, where Fritz antagonizes it with a torch. As Henry and Waldman consider the Monster's fate, they hear a shriek from the dungeon. Frankenstein and Waldman run down and find that the Monster has strangled Fritz. The Monster lunges at the two but they escape, locking the Monster inside. Realizing that the Monster must be destroyed, Henry prepares an injection of a powerful drug and the two conspire to release the Monster and inject it as it attacks. When the door is unlocked the Monster lunges at Frankenstein as Waldman injects the drug into the Monster's back. The Monster falls to the floor unconscious.Henry collapses from exhaustion, and Elizabeth and Henry's father arrive and take him home. Henry is worried about the Monster but Waldman reassures him that he will destroy it.With preparations for the wedding completed, Henry is serenely happy with Elizabeth. They are to marry as soon as Waldman arrives. However, Victor rushes in, saying that Doctor Waldman has been found strangled. Henry suspects the Monster. Meanwhile, the Monster enters Elizabeth's room, causing her to scream. When the searchers arrive, they find Elizabeth unconscious on the bed. The Monster has escaped.Maria's father arrives, carrying his drowned daughter's body. He says she was murdered, and the villagers form a search party to capture the Monster and bring it to justice, dead or alive. In order to search the whole country for the Monster, they split into three groups: Ludwig leads the first group into the woods, Henry leads the second group into the mountains, and the Burgomaster leads the third group by the lake. During the search, Henry becomes separated from the group and is discovered by the Monster, who attacks him. The Monster knocks Henry unconscious and carries him off to an old mill. The peasants hear his cries and they regroup to follow. They find the Monster has climbed to the top, dragging Henry with him. The Monster hurls the scientist to the ground. His fall is broken by the vanes of the windmill, saving his life. Some of the villagers hurry him to his home while the rest of the mob set the windmill ablaze, with the Monster trapped inside.At Castle Frankenstein, Frankenstein's father, Baron Frankenstein, celebrates the wedding of his recovered son with a toast to a future grandchild.

Bible Reading: Isaiah 40:27-31; Habakkuk 3:16-19"Henry!" Sally shrieked. "Come quick! He did it again!"Henry ran to the backyard where Sally was and saw his new fainting goat Sour Cream lying upside down in the grass--all four hooves sticking straight up in the air like popsicle sticks.Sally looked worried. "Do you think we should help him?""Nah," Henry told her. "Remember what Dad said? He'll get up in a minute. Something must have spooked him." As Henry and Sally watched, Sour Cream rolled over and struggled to his feet. Just then, their younger brother, Ezra, tiptoed up behind the goat and yelled, "BOO!" Down went Sour Cream.Ezra laughed and called out to Henry and Sally, "He painted again!"Henry grinned. "Not painted, Ezra. Fainted--like this." He demonstrated by falling over and sticking his feet up in the air.Sally giggled and fell onto the grass, copying Henry.Ezra tumbled after them and stuck his little feet straight up."What's this?" their dad asked as he stood over them. "I thought we only had one fainting goat, and now I have four! I guess I'll need toTICKLE them!""Nooo!" Henry, Sally, and Ezra laughed and squealed. When the tickle game was over, Dad said, "You know, Sour Cream makes me think of a Bible verse.""What verse?" Henry asked."In Isaiah 40:31, it says that if we put our hope and trust in God, He'll help us be strong and not fall down. Just like Sour Cream, you probably feel like lying down and giving up sometimes rather than face something that scares you. When that happens, remember that Jesus is always there to pick you back up. We all face hard and scary things in life, but we can trust Jesus to give us strength and help us through them. We can stand strong knowing that we have eternal life with Him and that He's always with us."The family looked over at Sour Cream calmly munching on grass."He looks fine now," Sally observed."No more painting!" Ezra added. Then he fell over and stuck his feet up in the air. Kelly HopeHow About You?Do you sometimes feel like giving up when you face difficult things? Perhaps they fill you with fear or you grow tired of trying to do the right thing. Jesus knows how tired you can get and wants to give you exactly what you need. The next time you feel like giving up, trust Him to help you get back up again and give you strength.Today's Key Verse:But those who hope in the LORD will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint. (NIV) (Isaiah 40:31)Today's Key Thought:Trust Jesus to give you strength

What's in this episode:Henry ball recently published his debut novel, Sister of Sorrows. It’s set in Louisiana and tells the story of woman’s struggle to provide for her family.In our conversation together, Henry shares that he always wanted to write a book about his challenging upbringing, influenced strongly by his indomitable mother, Delores. Henry explains the backdrop to Sister Of Sorrows, and as he says, "there was a story there I needed to know". Henry Ball didn't intend for it to be, but writing this novel was a very cathartic experience and helped him process some very difficult memories.The road to publication began with writing coach Lisa Tener, who then recommended he take it to editor Stuart Horwitz of Book Architecture.Stuart is credited with shaping the book into the great story it is today, and Henry Ball shares how he found the editing process to be a period of growth and learning, as it should be with all talented editors. For book design and formatting he went to 1106 Design, who took Henrys vision for the book and created a beautiful cover, which Henry talks about in our conversation. Henrys love and respect for his mother, Dolores, is evident in how he talks about her, and I hope my children talk about me this way when they are adults! Whilst Henry's father was on the scene, he was not a great example of fatherhood. As Henry says, his father exemplified the kind of father he didn’t want to be. We talk about balancing work, family and writing. Henry acknowledges how hard this is and that while things move slowly, but they do move. Not only is Henry writing sons of sorrows, the sequel to sister of sorrows, these also writing a non-fiction book with his business partner and co-owner of their publishing press, Storey press. As a result, he writes what he can when he can, rather than fulfilling our daily target. Whilst originally working as a discovery rights are, Henry ball has gravitated towards a more structured approach without lining, and he explains why he made this transition. At the time of our conversation, sister of sorrows hadn't been published. I'm pleased to say the book launched on 23rd December 2020 and you can find it on Amazon. Links mentioned in this episode:Sister of Sorrows, Henry BallBook website - SisterofsorrowsThe Bleacher Report Deborah Dahlmann, Editor - Facebook GroupStuart Horowitz, Editor - Book ArchitectureLisa Tener, Editor, Ghostwriter, Co-writer - Facebook GroupBilly Cannon - Billy Cannon - WikipediaBook Design, 1106 DesignAlessandra Torre - Goodreads Webinar Registration — Alessandra Torre InkAssociated Blog Post:https://emmadhesi.com/blog-post/henry-ballSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/emmadhesi)

Full Text of ReadingsThe Fifth Day in the Octave of Christmas Lectionary: 202All podcast readings are produced by the USCCB and are from the Catholic Lectionary, based on the New American Bible and approved for use in the United States _______________________________________The Saint of the day is St. Thomas BecketSt. Thomas was born in London, England around the year 1117. He was the son of pious parents, and his mother converted to Christianitythrough the example and teachings of his father. From his early youth, Thomas was educated in religion and holiness. After his childhood, Thomas was then taught at a monastery and later at a school in London. After the death of both his parents, Thomas decided to finish his schooling by studying canon law. He was successful in his studies and was made secretary to one of the courts of London.After working for a while at law, Thomas decided todedicate the rest of his life to God, and began to work towards ordination. In all that he did, Thomas diligently applied himself and became well known as a holy and honest worker. His work came under the scrutiny of his friend King Henry II and, in 1157, Thomas was asked to serve as Lord Chancellor to the king. After the bishop of Canterbury died, Henry sought to elect Thomas to the position, and in 1162 this suggestion was accepted by a synod. Thomas warned the king that it might cause friction and conflict of interests, but accepted the position.Thomas served as bishop by seeking to help the people and develop his own holiness. He practiced many penances and was very generous to the poor with both his time and his money. As Henry's reign continued, he began more and more to exercise his hand in Church affairs. This caused many disagreements with Thomas, and after one especially trying affair, he retired for a while to France. When Thomas returned to England, he again became involved in a dispute with the king. Some of the king's knights saw this as treason, and as a result theykilled Thomas in his own Church. From St. Thomas, the modern Catholic can find inspiration to be courageous in their steadfastness with what they know to be right and holy. Saint of the Day Copyright CNA, Catholic News Agency

The recent dispute between Greece and Turkey has again raised questions around the sustainability of the NATO Alliance. However, one of the Alliance's loudest critics in recent years has been US President Donald Trump, despite the United States' critical role within it. But are such criticisms political rhetoric or are they part of a wider strategic recalculation by the US as its national security concerns outside of Europe multiply?Meia Nouwens discusses this question with IISS–Americas Executive Director EJ Herold and Research Fellow Henry Boyd in this episode of Sounds Strategic. As Henry and EJ explain, there is increasing evidence that the US Department of Defense considers China, rather than a resurgent Russia, as its greatest strategic challenge for the foreseeable future. They also discuss how this rebalancing of US strategic priorities towards the Asia-Pacific will adversely affect the European member states of NATO, especially in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic. We hope you enjoy listening to the episode. Don't forget to follow, rate and subscribe to Sounds Strategic on wherever you listen to your favourite podcasts.Date of recording: 22 September 2020Sounds Strategic is recorded and produced at the IISS in London.Theme music: ‘Safety in Numbers' by We Were Promised Jetpacks See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Jones brothers, inspired by Col Stanton, are introducing erosion control, land interventions at Boogardie Station, out of Mt Magnet, WA. As Henry gets serious about documenting their work, Amanda finds synergies between the Jones' and the Pollocks' efforts on Wooleen Station. She voices the conviction that coming generations in the Southern Rangelands will be able to run livestock businesses that are successful on economic and ecological grounds - if the Government holds its nerve and opens up the public purse to support landscape repair.

As Henry says: during these times we are torn between Security and Freedom. Are we willing to pull together to keep everyone safe during these dark times, or are we more concerned about our freedoms and our right not to wear masks?

As Henry made his way through years of various foreign alliances and diplomatic efforts, it was his marital merry-go-round that really shaped his reign. Various family members and wives filled the court and sounded the opposition.In addition to a succession of wives through his reign, Henry VIII also had a wide variety of in-laws. From Kings and Queens to rising courtiers, Henry's in-laws provided him with eager supporters and unwelcome resisters, depending on his relationship with a particular wife.According to the rhyme, just one of Henry's wives survived the big guy: Katherine Parr. But actually there was another: Anne of Cleves. She turned out to be the most successful of all his ex-wives, turning her post-marriage life into a time of wealth and extravagance.

Join Dave and Wayne for genre television show news, a glimpse into what the guys are currently watching, commentary and analysis for this week’s episode of the YouTube production Impulse, and our listener feedback.  This week on SciFi TV Rewatch we discuss Henry’s attitude changes and her decision to open up a bit to not only her work colleague but Nikolai who continues to shepherd through this difficult transition. As Henry gets better, Jenna appears to be entering a downward spiral as the life she knew disappears before her eyes.  In our What We're Watching segment, Dave checks out the first two episodes of Apple TV+’s Amazing Stories and returns to the printed page with the fantasy novel The Night Circus. Wayne talks about the fourth season of The Expanse and points out it might be the best of the series. Fred from the Netherlands wonders about Henry’s transformation and the 6th candle Nikolai lights in the Romanian church in Listener Feedback. Remember to join the genre television and film discussion on the SciFi TV Rewatch Facebook group and follow us on Twitter @SciFiTVRewatch for the latest genre television show news and podcast releases. Episode Grade: Dave B+ Wayne B  

In Episode 6 of #WeAreNHE podcast we are joined by Henry Jones, CEO of digital mental health organisation Big White Wall. As Henry explains, with demand fast outstripping our capacity, we cannot simply treat mental health in the traditional ways. We require innovation and new thinking, such as Big White Wall has brought to the table.

This week on Action, Action we watch the 2015 first person action movie Hardcore Henry. A man wakes up in a Moscow laboratory to learn that he's been brought back from the dead as a half-human, half-robotic hybrid. With no memory of his former life, a woman who claims to be his wife tells him that his name is Henry. Before she can activate his voice, armed thugs storm in and kidnap her. As Henry starts to understand his new abilities, he embarks on a bloody rampage through the city to save his spouse from a psychopath (Danila Kozlovsky) who plans to destroy the world.

Paranormal perception returns for its 3rd season! As Henry and the show are now in a new city, he welcomes a couple of paranormal groups who know the new location...haunted locations, of course. First up, Cris August from OC Ghosts & Legends. Then, Charles Spratley from Haunted Orange County (HauntedOC.com) drops by to talk about his interest in the paranormal, Disney & Disneyland's haunted history and the Latino Legends & Lore dinner & lecture event. Henry also gives info on this year's Virginia City ParaCon, the 10th Annual Virginia City Paracon. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This it it folks! Our Season One Finale! Henry the Host and his friend Beth watch and review the infamous monster movie, THE GIANT CLAW (1957). As Henry introduces Beth to the wonders of the monster movie genre, we take time to reflect on the past year and the future of the podcast. Also battleships. Lots of battleships. For more, check out our Facebook, Twitter or Instagram @icfammpodcast for news and updates! Support the show by subscribing to our Patreon at ICFAMMPodcast!

As Henry gathers Jeff, Luba and a festive Molly for a little holiday party with sushi, wine, and the 2015 film: KRAMPUS. The four of them talk about the holiday cheer that they find in this film exploring the "shadow of Santa" and if this holiday film is something truly chilling for the holiday or is a bit lukewarm? For more, check out our Facebook, Twitter or Instagram @icfammpodcast for news and updates! 

It’s Scott’s birthday and his girlfriend Liz has a special surprise: a birthday brunch with all his friends at one of the city’s most popular spots. The only thing is, only one person showed up. Waiting nervously for Liz or any of his friends to arrive, Scott makes nervous small talk with Henry, a friendly guy who dates Liz’s roommate, Paige, and seems to know a lot about Scott. As Henry demands he and Scott take full advantage of the restaurant’s bottomless mimosa deal, Scott gets more and more anxious about Henry’s intentions. With Liz constantly texting him about being delayed, and the patrons and servers at the restaurant turning on them, Scott starts to realize this brunch (and all this booze) might be more than he can handle. Starring Spencer D Blair Kei Leep-Sills Cass Ostrander Laura Petro Hobert Thompson With Andrew Melzer as Henry And Noah Allyn as Scott Poster design by Jess Fang

This is a segment of episode #214 of Last Born In The Wilderness “The Unforeseen: Neoliberal Ideology & Paving The Road Towards Fascism w/ Henry Giroux.” Listen to the full episode: http://bit.ly/LBWgiroux Read Stephen Rohde’s review of Henry’s book ‘The Terror of the Unforeseen’ and purchase a copy: http://bit.ly/2LSXjzn In this segment of my discussion with Henry A. Giroux, McMaster University Chair for Scholarship in the Public Interest and the Paulo Freire Distinguished Scholar in Critical Pedagogy, and author of ‘The Terror of the Unforeseen,’ Henry explains how neoliberalism paved the way for the rise of far right ideologies and populists around the world. As demonstrated in the elections of, and policies enacted by, such leaders as Donald Trump in the United States, Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil, and Viktor Orbán in Hungary, a “neoliberal fascism” is emerging globally. As Henry elaborates in his book ‘The Terror of the Unforeseen,’ “neoliberalism creates an all-encompassing market guided by the principles of privatization, deregulation, commodification, and the free flow of capital. Advancing these agendas, it weakens unions, radically downsizes the welfare state, and wages an assault on public services such as education, libraries, parks, energy, water, prisons, and public transportation. As the state is hollowed out, big corporations take on the functions of government, imposing severe austerity measures, redistributing wealth upward to the rich and powerful, and reinforcing a notion of society as one of winners and losers.” (http://bit.ly/2LSXjzn)  To further this point more succinctly, Henry states “neoliberalism became an incubator for a growing authoritarian populism fed largely by economic inequality.” (http://bit.ly/2Om8oL8) As societies become subsumed politically, economically, and culturally by the logic of a neoliberal ideology, the outcome is widespread social fragmentation and disintegration. This in turn has manifested into a groundswell of authoritarian and fascist politics in nations that have been traditionally defined as “open and free democratic societies.” As Henry challenges us in this interview, unless we critically address neoliberal capitalism and the impact this ideology has played in lives of countless human beings across the world, we cannot even begin to adequately understand and effectively resist this trend of rising of far right populist movements globally. Professor Henry Giroux is a regular contributor to a number of online journals including Truthout, Truthdig, and CounterPunch. He has published in journals including Social Text, Third Text, Cultural Studies, Harvard Educational Review, Theory, Culture, & Society, and Monthly Review. His primary research areas are cultural studies, youth studies, critical pedagogy, popular culture, media studies, social theory, and the politics of higher and public education.  He is particularly interested in what he calls the war on youth, the corporatization of higher education, the politics of neoliberalism, the assault on civic literacy and the collapse of public memory, public pedagogy, the educative nature of politics, and the rise of various youth movements across the globe. An internationally renowned writer and cultural critic, Henry has authored, or co-authored over 65 books, written several hundred scholarly articles, delivered more than 250 public lectures, been a regular contributor to print, television, and radio news media outlets, and is one of the most cited Canadian academics working in any area of Humanities research. WEBSITE: https://www.lastborninthewilderness.com PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/lastborninthewilderness DONATE: https://www.paypal.me/lastbornpodcast DROP ME A LINE: Call (208) 918-2837 or http://bit.ly/LBWfiledrop EVERYTHING ELSE: https://linktr.ee/patterns.of.behavior

[Intro: 7:14] In the episode, I speak with Henry A. Giroux, McMaster University Chair for Scholarship in the Public Interest and the Paulo Freire Distinguished Scholar in Critical Pedagogy, and author of ‘The Terror of the Unforeseen.’ How has neoliberalism paved the way for the rise of far right ideologies and populists around the world? As demonstrated in the elections of, and policies enacted by, such leaders as Donald Trump in the United States, Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil, and Viktor Orbán in Hungary, a “neoliberal fascism” is emerging globally. As Henry elaborates in his book ‘The Terror of the Unforeseen,’ “neoliberalism creates an all-encompassing market guided by the principles of privatization, deregulation, commodification, and the free flow of capital. Advancing these agendas, it weakens unions, radically downsizes the welfare state, and wages an assault on public services such as education, libraries, parks, energy, water, prisons, and public transportation. As the state is hollowed out, big corporations take on the functions of government, imposing severe austerity measures, redistributing wealth upward to the rich and powerful, and reinforcing a notion of society as one of winners and losers.” (http://bit.ly/2LSXjzn)  To further this point more succinctly, Henry states “neoliberalism became an incubator for a growing authoritarian populism fed largely by economic inequality.” (http://bit.ly/2Om8oL8) As societies become subsumed politically, economically, and culturally by the logic of a neoliberal ideology, the outcome is widespread social fragmentation and disintegration. This in turn has manifested into a groundswell of authoritarian and fascist politics in nations that have been traditionally defined as “open and free democratic societies.” As Henry challenges us in this interview, unless we critically address neoliberal capitalism and the impact this ideology has played in lives of countless human beings across the world, we cannot even begin to adequately understand and effectively resist this trend of rising of far right populist movements globally. Professor Henry Giroux is a regular contributor to a number of online journals including Truthout, Truthdig, and CounterPunch. He has published in journals including Social Text, Third Text, Cultural Studies, Harvard Educational Review, Theory, Culture, & Society, and Monthly Review. His primary research areas are cultural studies, youth studies, critical pedagogy, popular culture, media studies, social theory, and the politics of higher and public education.  He is particularly interested in what he calls the war on youth, the corporatization of higher education, the politics of neoliberalism, the assault on civic literacy and the collapse of public memory, public pedagogy, the educative nature of politics, and the rise of various youth movements across the globe. An internationally renowned writer and cultural critic, Henry has authored, or co-authored over 65 books, written several hundred scholarly articles, delivered more than 250 public lectures, been a regular contributor to print, television, and radio news media outlets, and is one of the most cited Canadian academics working in any area of Humanities research. Episode Notes: - Learn more about Henry and his work: https://www.henryagiroux.com - Read Stephen Rohde’s review of ‘The Terror of the Unforeseen’ and purchase a copy: http://bit.ly/2LSXjzn - Read Henry’s op-ed ‘Neoliberalism Paved the Way for Authoritarian Right-Wing Populism’ at Truthout: http://bit.ly/2Om8oL8 - The songs featured in this episode are “Professor At Large” and “Rip Kalibma God” by Marco Polo from the album Baker’s Dozen: Marco Polo. WEBSITE: https://www.lastborninthewilderness.com PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/lastborninthewilderness DONATE: https://www.paypal.me/lastbornpodcast DROP ME A LINE: Call (208) 918-2837 or http://bit.ly/LBWfiledrop EVERYTHING ELSE: https://linktr.ee/patterns.of.behavior

To celebrate National Poetry Day’s 25th anniversary, join writer, producer and comedian Henry Normal as he reads and discusses his favourite poems, and the lines of poetry that speak truth to him.   Comedy writer behind hit shows The Royle Family and the Mrs Merton Show, Henry founded the production company Baby Cow with Steve Coogan in 1999, going on to produce BAFTA-winning and Oscar-nominated hits including Gavin and Stacey, Red Dwarf, The Mighty Boosh and Philomena. Also a poet, Henry is founder of the Manchester Poetry Festival and co-Founder of the Nottingham Poetry Festival.   Sharing and discussing poems including Ozymandias by Percy Bysshe Shelley, Wait for Me by Konstantin Simonov and his own poems The House is Not the Same Since You Left, A Prayer for the Hesitant and Photos with My Son, he speaks about the ever-growing popularity of poetry in allowing us to share universal feelings such as loss, and how writing poems allows him to express his inner life with his family. As Henry’s writing and performing poetry led to a career in comedy, he talks about how becoming a father changed him, and how important it is for men to communicate their emotions.   Tell Me The Truth About Life: A National Poetry Day Anthology, curated by Cerys Matthews, is published by Michael O’Mara Books. Share poems that speak a truth to you via Twitter using #TellMeTheTruthAboutLife.

We end August with an epic crossover as the podcast goes into the streets of Gotham as Batman and his crime fighting companions join up with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles to battle mutated monsters in this epic team up! As Henry the Host is joined with his good friend Robert, best known for his photography and @kz_collected and the two of them see if this film is radical or a bit half-shelled.  For more, check out our Facebook, Twitter or Instagram @icfammpodcast for news and updates.

Madam Blanca (Fortune Teller) – Dani Rock Garrett (PI) – Neil Henry Livingston (Professor) – John Keeper of Arcane Lore – Kevin Rock heads out to do surveillance on the downtown salon. When he arrives he sees a woman leaving and decides not to follow her. Instead he sneaks up to investigate the house, which by some strange twist of fate is left unlocked. The house is sparsely furnished with paintings of woodland scenes covering the walls as well as Venus style statues. Meanwhile Madam Blanca and Henry head over to the library to investigate cults. They make a little bit of headway and Madam Blanca tells Henry to grab today’s paper. As Henry is grabbing the paper Rock comes in. Rock tells them about the house and Madam Blanca explains that she thinks Jennifer is the priestess of an earth goddess cult. She shows them the paper and says there seems to be a confluence tonight between the lunar cycle and the season. With that they head back to Henry’s house to gear up and grab snacks before heading out into the woods. They are able top find the clearing from Rock’s dreams and as they get closer they hear a woman chanting. When she sees them the woman disappears as a Dark Young takes shape. There’s lots of shooting and san checks. Are our investigators victorious? Tune in to the thrilling conclusion of Self Help! https://www.birdscoffeecompany.com/coffees/legends-of-tabletop-legendary-brew Use Code Legends10 to get 10% off your order Theme music created by Brett Miller http://www.brettmillermusic.net/

This week, Henry has a misunderstanding and gets his friend Paul to show up onto the show with this week's monster movie, GAMERA: GUARDIAN OF THE UNIVERSE (1995). As Henry introduce's to Paul his all time favorite giant monster, do we find out if this is a monster that should be seen or should it just go back into its shell.   For more, check out our Facebook, Twitter or Instagram @icfammpodcast for our linktree, news and other links for our hosts and guests.  It Came from a Monster Movie's logo designed by Othell Flowers @othell1

As Henry makes preparations to take Paranormal Perception on the road, he plays back a couple of interviews from the past. First, he goes back to the very beginning of Paranormal Perception. From the show's live debut during the Tahoe Biltmore Para-Retreat, Henry & the show's original co-host Erin Olash welcome John Zaffis to the pilot episode. John has extensive knowledge and experience in the paranormal field and shares some of it with Henry & Erin, including what it's like to see some of his aunt and uncle's (Ed & Lorraine Warren) cases being turned into Hollywood blockbusters. After that, we go to the end of 2018, as our psychic medium friend Maria Lagana-Sales joined us to give her predictions for 2019. The year isn't even halfway through, obviously, but see how many things Maria has been right about so far. The episode ends with details on the upcoming live events where you can see Paranormal Perception live.Virginia City ParaCon - May 3-5, 2019ParaMystic Fair & Solstice Celebration - June 21-22, 2019Tahoe Biltmore ParaFair - September 6-8,2019 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we're talking about how to Plan, Prepare and Refuse to Give Up with podcast host, branding expert, and author Henry Kaminski, Jr. Henry is the founder of Unique Designz, a full-service design, branding and digital marketing agency dedicated to helping authority brands; coaches, consultants, influencers, speakers and authors to scale their expertise and personal brands into profitable business models. Henry started twelve years ago as a freelance graphic designer, eventually growing his business into a mature, boutique brand development agency.  His average client is typically worth $50-100K over a calendar year. But Henry remembers not so long ago when he was working for Fiverr. As sales reps, we know how it feels to want to get to the top as quickly as possible. We think it will be easy but then it is not long before we hit the hiccups. PLAN AND PREPARE Henry says it all comes down to preparation. He credits himself with once being the worst salesman on the planet. These days, Henry follows a very specific, tried and true script that he practices on a weekly basis. He does not deviate from that script and, as such, he is closing more and more sales. People perceive our value based on the questions we ask so planning ahead of time what to say is key. As Henry says “asking stupid questions only gets you stupid answers.” You will be perceived as an amateur. As a brand strategist and brand developer, Henry wants to position his clients to become subject matter experts.  He wants people to be on the edge of their seats whenever one of his clients is speaking. It is all about positioning and that comes with preparation. Do your research on your client. Know as much about them before you make the call. This is a lesson Henry learned the hard way. You have to know the answers to the questions but you will want to challenge the person that you are speaking to. There is no value in telling the client what they already know. Let your client know that you may ask them some tough questions – questions they maybe haven't about thought before. Be sure they understand that your intent is not to pry but to get to the root of the issues in order to be the most helpful. BE INTENTIONAL Henry became intentional with his desire to start his own business after Hurricane Sandy blew through New Jersey and wiped out two of his biggest clients. Henry tried to continue living the lifestyle to which he had become accustomed but with a revenue loss of a quarter of a million dollars, it just wasn't possible. At the same time, Fiverr entered the design world and disrupted the entire industry. Henry couldn't beat them so he joined them. But it wasn't a sustainable position. He remembers a $120 paycheck for over 90 hours of work and he remembers earning $5 for six hours of revisions on a business card. And he remembers telling his wife that they needed to make a change. She got out the laptop and said, “Let's get to work.” Henry started working with a mentor, Russell Brunson. He couldn't afford to pay for the coaching program but he couldn't afford not to, either. So he maxed out his credit card and got on the phone with Russell. At the end of the one-hour call, they were both crying hysterically as Henry was hired on the spot to help with Russell's first book launch. That gave Henry the confidence boost he needed. It was the biggest sale he ever made and it led to another job with Russell a few months later. More importantly, Henry received the most important tidbit of insight from Russell. Despite all his fancy websites and great designs, Henry himself was nowhere to be found on any of it. His big personality was hiding behind the logo. That has all changed now and Henry doesn't regret it for a minute. He has found his lane. Content creation and working one-on-one with the clients is where he wants to stay. GET SEEN As a podcast host, myself, I can relate. People came to my webpage and listened to my podcast, but if they wanted to see me, they couldn't. It was all stock photographs. I had to put myself out there. I had to make myself available for my audience. We shouldn't diminish ourselves. We need to put ourselves first and refuse to give up. I used to be intimidated and afraid that maybe I didn't look good on camera or that seeing my brand was better than seeing the real me. Rather, your personal brand is just an offset of your business. If you are shy and timid, it will show in your messaging. Don't be afraid of yourself. Even the bigger brands, according to Henry, are coming out of their shells. The only difference between you and everybody else is you! You have to invest in your personal brand. It's critical. REFUSE TO GIVE UP Henry credits his unwillingness to give up to his parents who tried for 16 years to become pregnant with Henry. His Mom would call him her ‘miracle baby.' Henry believes that hearing that story while growing up – that his parents refused to give up for over 16 years – is what fuels his drive now. There are so many times when we try something once or twice and quit when it doesn't go our way. His parent relentlessly pursued their goal for 16 years. If you are feeling uncertain or hesitant when looking forward because of past difficulties, Henry recommends you remember that it is all a numbers game. He once went three months without one single sale. He kept looking back and beating himself up over what he might have done differently. His mentor reminded him that a rearview window is smaller than a windshield for a reason – because you are not going that way. Any setback is temporary. It's like a storm passing through town. It might be a struggle but it will pass. Have confidence in your preparations and see them through. “PLAN, PREPARE AND REFUSE TO GIVE UP” EPISODE RESOURCES Henry is very active on Instagram and can be found at thebranddr and on his website Unique Designz. Grab a copy of his book Refuse to Give Up and connect with him at Brand Doctor's podcast. This episode is brought to you in part by prospect.io, a powerful sales automation platform that allows you to build highly personalized, cold email campaigns. To learn more, go to prospect.io/tse. It will help you with your outbound to expand your outreach. It allows you to set it and forget it. Your prospecting will never ever be the same. Previously known as TSE Hustler's League, our TSE Certified Sales Program offers modules that you can engage on your own schedule as well as opportunities to engage with other sellers in other industries. This episode is brought to you in part by mailtag.io, a Chrome browser extension for Gmail that allows you to track and schedule your emails. 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The gang splits up thanks to Henry and Fang's shenanigans. As Henry and Fang fight some angry jackals, Iggy questions why she came on this journey with a bunch of weak innocent woodland animals. ------- Art by Jake Morrison: http://jakemorrisonart.com/ Music by John Hoffman: https://soundcloud.com/hoffy-music

On this inaugural episode, Andrew T. Walker introduces the ERLC’s latest podcast Countermoves: A Christian Review of Ideas Shaping Church and Culture. Countermoves is taken from the title of a volume by Carl F. H. Henry, one of the most influential 20th century theologians—a man who devoted much of his work to analyzing contemporary culture and the church’s place in it. Christian Countermoves in a Decadent Culture was published in 1986 and as the title suggests, reflects Henry’s call for the church to be both active and reactive, offensive and defensive, in how the church interacts with culture. Countermoves—both the book and the podcast—is about public theology and the church’s social witness in the culture that God has providentially placed it. And that’s what we want to do on this podcast. We want to look at the ideas shaping the culture and the church and to do so Christianly—meaning with an explicit reference to the Lordship of Jesus Christ. On this podcast, I’ll interview voices from all around culture—lawyers, theologians, historians, ethicists, public intellectuals, journalists, religious leaders, medical doctors, think tank employees, elected officials, you name it, and more. One of our guiding questions will be: What ideas are influencing the culture that Christians need to be aware of, and how do we anticipate and respond appropriately so that Christ is glorified, the gospel is made clear, and the church is strengthened? This will be a conversational podcast where I’ll be asking questions of leading thinkers. It’ll also be a monthly podcast, ranging anywhere from 30 to 60 minutes. Our goal is simple: We want to inform, challenge, and equip Christians to think critically about the ideas that are competing for culture’s affections and show why a commitment to Christ is always the true path. I hope you’ll stick around and be a regular listener of Countermoves as we explore ideas impacting Christians and seek to interpret them in light of Christ. As Henry famously wrote “If the church fails to apply the central truth of Christianity to social problems correctly, someone else will do so incorrectly.”

In this episode of Filmmaking Times we talk to Henry Martens about his amazing work producing wedding films. Henry shares detailed tips on filmmaking techniques, as well as business advice.  Henry’s videos are so good, that they easily merit being called films. As Henry mentions in the video, all of his clients have a story to tell, and conveying that story is Henry’s main task.  Here is the gear that Henry uses:   Sony a7S Amazon http://amzn.to/2xQFMz9 B&H https://goo.gl/B49rMC   Sony RX10m3 Amazon http://amzn.to/2kjQoDF B&H https://goo.gl/X5qAf1   Zeiss 50 f1.4 Planar for Nikon Amazon http://amzn.to/2fMBJPQ   Zeiss 85 f1.4 Planar for Nikon Amazon http://amzn.to/2xez5F8 Zeiss Batis 25mm f2 Amazon http://amzn.to/2kjqOi9   Canon Tiltshift 45mm f2.8 Amazon http://amzn.to/2xQNSYL B&H https://goo.gl/EwYHUv   Commlite EF to E mount adapter for Tiltshift Amazon http://amzn.to/2xShwwH   Fotodiox Pro Nikon to Sony adapter Amazon http://amzn.to/2xekSs5   Tokina 100 Macro f2.8 for Nikon Amazon http://amzn.to/2kk9bil B&H https://goo.gl/W88KMZ   Zeiss 135mm f2 Apo Sonnar for Nikon Amazon http://amzn.to/2ym8PxX   Zeiss Milvus 50mm f1.4 for Nikon Amazon http://amzn.to/2fNxiEy B&H https://goo.gl/m4Kxvp   Zeiss Milvus 85mm f1.4 for Nikon Amazon http://amzn.to/2xeuAiP B&H https://goo.gl/eAX3Ht   Zhiyun Crane Stabilizer Amazon http://amzn.to/2fNRFkU B&H https://goo.gl/tsjGNr Manfrotto Xpro Monopod Amazon http://amzn.to/2fNLA8b B&H https://goo.gl/wYiwVG   Mavic Pro Drone Amazon http://amzn.to/2xRcwIC B&H https://goo.gl/MvbdR1   Audio:   Rodelink wireless lavs Amazon http://amzn.to/2xRy9Zv B&H https://goo.gl/cg6om9   Tascam DR-10L lav recorder Amazon http://amzn.to/2yGe5Z7 B&H https://goo.gl/9Z9PqS   Sanken COS-11D Omni Lavs B&H https://goo.gl/KpDBxw   Zoom H5 recorder B&H https://goo.gl/JURujj   Zoom EXH-6 XLR Extender Amazon http://amzn.to/2xf5D1Y B&H https://goo.gl/Mxq1Pz   Olympus DM620 Portable Recorder Amazon http://amzn.to/2fMLGwL Microphone Sleeve for DM620 at https://goo.gl/LoqvYB   For a full list, please go here https://wp.me/p8IV72-4mT --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tomantos/support

Henry interviews Margaret Cook, a serial entrepreneur, about making the most out of life. Margaret started her married life in an RV! And she's not afraid of learning either.  Her zest for it gave her the opportunity to learn what she needed to know in order to build a coffee shop in her hometown. This is a fascinating story of someone not afraid to follow her own path, and not afraid to put in the time to learn. Henry learned how Margaret is making the most out of her current life. Margaret did a lot of things.  She worked as a nurse when she was young.  This woman even taught herself how to upholster furniture.  She purchased and ran a shop to showcase her furniture.  And she's been a hairdresser. Not only that, but she's also been a massage therapist. This woman has done it all! In her current life of setting up and running the coffee shop, she's had to learn a host of new things. This includes the legal aspects in her area. It includes deciding on what to add to the menu.  Additionally, she needed to figure out her niche, or what type of clients she wanted.  And…what about the competition? The cool thing is that she created this “room within a room”.  The shop is called “Antiques and Coffee” and is located in Lismore, Australia.  Margaret has a list of ongoing projects including her “Stage Two” which will be taking an extra lot that is next to her family's farm into another eating place.   You can learn all about it by listening to the episode. Just click the play button and you can listen now. Margaret received inspiration the book ’The Life You Are Born To Live’ by Dan Millman.  She really liked the advice in the book to “make good of bad” and that's what she did. Margaret's motto: Make the most out of it. We only live once. You should go out and seize the day. Let us know what you think!  Leave a comment in the box below. As Henry says, stay well and be happy (it’s a choice) Special Thanks to: * Angie Strehlow who helps us get great guests that help us with our retirement lifestyle while keeping everything on track…and helps with these show notes! * Les Briney, my husband, and Danny Ozment of Emerald City Pro who edits the show and makes my guests and me sound terrific * Henry Shapiro, host of Retired Excited that airs on Fridays * YOU for telling your friends about the show, leaving comments below, and sharing episodes you really like on Facebook, and reviewing the show on iTunes This post about retirement and Retirement Lifestyle first appeared on http://RockYourRetirement.com

As Henry sought to end marriage number 4, Anne of Cleves had to play her weak hand very carefully if she was to survive.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hosts Phil Svitek (@PDSvitek) & Stephen Lemieux (@StephenLemieux) discuss the 2016 Movie, Hardcore Henry. A first-person action film from the eyes of Henry, who's resurrected from death with no memory. He must discover his identity and save his wife from a warlord with a plan to bio-engineer soldiers. A man wakes up in a Moscow laboratory to learn that he's been brought back from the dead as a half-human, half-robotic hybrid. With no memory of his former life, a woman who claims to be his wife tells him that his name is Henry. Before she can activate his voice, armed thugs storm in and kidnap her. As Henry starts to understand his new abilities, he embarks on a bloody rampage through the city to save his spouse from a psychopath (Danila Kozlovsky) who plans to destroy the world. To download the Hardcore Henry rundown and pics used during the show, click here (it's a zipped file FYI): http://audio.afterbuzztv.com/media/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/MTN/HardcoreHen --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

As Henry's life hangs in the balance, both his mother attempted to save the truest believer, making sure that Pan will never get into full power. Eleven years ago, however, Regina filled a hole in her heart by adopting a baby that Mr. Gold procured for her.

Interview with Pete Renaday, Disney voice actor (Country Bear Jamboree, 20,000 Leagues, TTA and more) Hello and welcome to The WDW Radio Show - Your Walt Disney World Information Station. I am your host, Lou Mongello, and this is show #232 for the week of July 24, 2011. One of the things I enjoy doing on the show is recognizing and paying tribute to those people who have helped create the magic of the Walt Disney World parks that we enjoy today and have in the past. From Disney Legends to Imagineers, I feel fortunate to be able to share their stories in their own words. And this week, being able to hear from a person who has helped create some of that Disney magic is a real treat. From singing bears to an American President, his presence in the parks has been constant since Walt Disney World opened, and this week, I’m pleased to welcome Pete Renaday to the show. As Henry from the Country Bear Jamboree to President Lincoln and Captain Nemo, his career at the Disney Company started decades ago, and he shares his stories of meeting Walt Disney, working on animated films and his work in the theme parks. So just refrain from hibernatin’ and we'll all enjoy the show, cause he’s got a lot to give. I’ll have a few announcements before playing some of your voicemails at the end of the show. So sit back, relax, and enjoy this week's episode of the WDW Radio Show You can email the show at lou@wdwradio.com or call the voicemail TOLL FREE at 888-703-2171. Visit the web site at wdwradio.com and talk about the show by visiting and posting in the WDW Radio Show message forums Get the FREE WDW Radio iPhone app: http://bit.ly/wdwrfreeapp Walt Disney World Trivia on your iPhone! 770+ questions and Did You Knows!: http://bit.ly/wdwtip Join the friend page on Facebook: http://Facebook.com/WDWRadio Follow Lou on Twitter: http://Twitter.com/LouMongello Get some Disney magic delivered right to your door! Subscribe to Celebrations Magazine at http://CelebrationsPress.com Thanks for listening! Be sure to tune in next week!