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Matt sits down with Puori founder Oliver Amdrup. Puori is a supplement company dedicated to giving you the highest quality supplements while providing full transparency of the ingredients in their products. Oliver's passion for health and nutrition came way before he started Puori and was the main motivation for him to take the plunge into entrepreneurship. As Oliver studied nutrition he looked at what was on the market and realized that there was a huge lack of transparency with supplement brands who weren't forthcoming with some of the finer details of their products' ingredients. This lack of transparency built the foundation of Puori and helped them not only stand out but give consumers something they've been searching for; accountability. Puori's mission is to raise the standards of the supplement industry and create products that are made using the cleanest and highest quality possible. With their partnership with the Clean Labels Project, there's no question that they are well on the way to raising the bar for the industry. In this episode of ReddyYeti | Built On Passion Oliver Amdrup shares how and why he started Puori and what the road has been like in building a brand with such a high commitment to high-quality products and transparency.

Host Bryan Meszaros welcomes Trent Oliver, Principal and Managing Director of Blue Telescope. For nearly two decades she's led a team that designs, develops, and deploys award-winning technology-based exhibits.This wide-ranging and insightful conversation covers everything from binge-watching during the pandemic to the challenges of communicating creative ideas to clients. Prototyping and creative collaboration are key to the process so that clients aren't surprised by the final product.“If you want to get people out after being at home for a year it better be cool.” -Trent Oliver“Imagination is a muscle,” Oliver said. While it is challenging to invent and innovate, sometimes the greater challenge is communicating something unfamiliar to a client and helping them see how it can be used to engage visitors.The technology used in exhibits ranges from virtual reality to location sensors, touch screens, and projection — but the technology isn't the experience. Oliver points out that screens for the sake of technology aren't enough. “We can be far more inventive and reactive and have surprise and joy and have your behavior be part of the total interaction,” Oliver said. The most immersive experiences can't be replicated at home and depend on the viewer's interaction. Centering the experience on visitors means the focus isn't on the technology but how it is used to communicate “Every visitor wants to be seen and participate and be part of, not be blared at.” Oliver said. “Technology isn't the experience.”Oliver sees the interactive experience model expanding in the future as museums, theme parks, and retail converge to create new experiences for customers and visitors that give them something unique and surprising that they won't find on screens at home. As Oliver said, “If you want to get people out after being at home for a year it better be cool.”

As Oliver always states, Trading is much more than buying something for 1 dollar and selling it for 2. Trading is spiritual. Trading is a microcosmic version of life. Everything is connected.

As Oliver's court case approaches and tensions run high, Leanne may be about to resort to one of her more infamous mistakes. Alina's love life doesn't interest Sarah until it absolutely does. Sarah continues to be a miserable cow to Paul who is just trying to have a quiet life and stay out of horrid Todd's way. Billy's failure to inform Paul of a visit from a bishop has been lifted from a Brian Rix farce (one for the kids, there). Eileen gets a visit from The Undertaker who continues to work his charm on her. Everyone tells Nick not to give up on Leanne. Kirk is in charge of team-building. Sean is a peacock. Steve borrows a tie.

On Thursday morning I was immersed in a video conference, with the personable Josh MacFadyen, when I got a text message: As Oliver was across the street, at home, and “five machine” sounds a lot like “fire machine,” which is something someone might say when the house is burning down and they are panicking, I immediately ran across the street to rescue Oliver. Oliver was fine. The buzzer on the clothes dryer had gone off, and Oliver was simply, helpfully, letting me know. Here’s how the text message got to me: Oliver was upstairs in bed. The dryer’s buzzer went off. Oliver has a Google Home in his bedroom, so he asked it to call me: OK Google, call Peter. The Google Home dutifully called my office number. But my officer number automatically goes to voicemail, so Oliver left a voicemail (the one you can listen to above). The voicemail went to my voicemail system, which is set to automatically speech-to-text transcribe voicemails and email them to me. Which is how I got the text message “Five machine went off at home.” Lower shields.

"Welcome to Hong Kong" where China White rules the triad and Katana fights against them. The Monitor has brought Oliver, Diggle, and Laurel here after the destruction of Earth 2 to find a scientist that is working on redeveloping the Alpha/Omega virus. Oliver is convinced that the last Earth was destroyed because he didn't follow the Monitor's instructions so now he is making some questionable decisions about how to get things done. Laurel is trying to get back home, but all her efforts are for naught because there is nothing left. As Oliver tracks down his target, he runs across his old friend Katana, who reminds him what he's fighting for. In the future, Conner tries to convince JJ that he can be a good guy, but he doesn't really make much progress. Jay and Josh enjoy Chinese food on a business trip to Hong Kong on this week's Green Justice: An Arrow Podcast! Listen in and justice will be served...to your MP3 player!

DISCLAIMER: No cats were harmed in the making of this episode. But one was seen in the background of our video chat. Fuzz War. Cats. Absolute Destruction. Cats. Apocalypse. Cats. Interstellar Overdriver. Cats. Evil Filter. Cats. Robot. Cats. Supersonic Fuzz Gun. You get the picture (of cats in your head). This conversation was anything but your standard run of the mill podcast discussion. Oh, and besides the overuse of the word “Cats”, all of those are the names of DBA’s guitar pedals. NOT methods of global domination (or are they?! *wink*) FROM HUMBLE BEGINNINGS Death By Audio was started in 2002 as a guitar effects pedal company after Oliver started tinkering with new sounds and ideas for his own bands. He started making pedals for other people, and over time the pedals got more and more crazy and more and more in demand. The rest, as they say, is history. As for the name of the company, rest assured no one died or fell victim to any of the pedals DBA makes. Rather, as Oliver explains, it portrays the passion they have to build the best pedals they can. They live by the audio products and they’ll die by the audio products. You can’t get anymore passionate than that! WHAT’S UP WITH THE NAMES?! As Oliver explains, the names are derived from what the pedals actually sound like. Their team is driven to associate super awesome descriptive names to the pedals so players will know (almost) immediately what to expect when testing and buying new pedals. While Fuzz War will obviously be a fuzz pedal, I personally am afraid to plug anything into an Apocalypse or Absolute Destruction. The Evil Filter I am intrigued by. What magical sorcery will come of my quarter-inch plug when I engage this beast?! MATT’S DRUM AH-HA MOMENT Upon hearing about Matt’s drum background, Oliver immediately threw him a bone to explain how effect pedals can also be awesome as drum trigger effects too. What a surprise concept that now seems obvious in hindsight! Must. Annihilate. Drums. ABOUT OUR GUEST Oliver Ackermann, founder of Death By Audio, joins us in this episode to talk about how he started DBA, his experience with teaching himself how to solder and work with electronic components, what it’s like to go from building pedals for himself (by himself) to working with a team and building pedals for some of the top bands and artists in the market today, and why you’ll see the occasional cat on their Instagram gallery. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/behindthebackline/support

Our first regular episode of 2019 finds us at the end point of Season 2, with only two more episodes to go. Today we venture into the Principle Engine. As Oliver and Nigel put their heads together to decypher the inner workings of the bizarre mechanism, Percy calls for them to “just turn the key!” as Sonny tries to get the party to forget they ever came there. See all our show credits and info at www.riggstories.com/the-srap-cast Patron Sponsor This Week: George Pecenica Sponsored Partnerships for This Episode: Settling Geek at www.settlinggeek.com (Get 10% OFF with the coupon code SRAP!) Jack Monkey Games at www.jackmonkeygames.com Musical Score for This Episode: “Static Motion” and “The Chamber” by Kevin MacLeod (www.incompetech.com), Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

As Oliver and Connie confront the mysterious stranger who claims to be Pinny and Shiloh's father, Percy and Sonny team up and return to the hotel prepared to chew bubblegum and kick ass...and they've got plenty of bubblegum to share...or do they? See all our show credits and info at www.riggstories.com/the-srap-cast Sponsored Partnerships for This Episode: Settling Geek at www.settlinggeek.com Jack Monkey Games at www.jackmonkeygames.com Promotions for This Episode: The Dicey D20(Podcast) Girl in Space (Podcast) Musical Score for This Episode: “Anguish,” “For Originz,” “Plucky Daisy,” “Static Motion,” “The Parting,” and “Welcome to HorrorLand” by Kevin MacLeod (www.incompetech.com), Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Associated Artwork for This Episode: Cover Art "Season 2 Work in Progress" by Jenn

On this week's episode, we air a recent interview by Oliver Pulleyblank of Shea Coulson, who represented a group of BC wineries at the Supreme Court of Canada in R v Comeau, 2018 SCC 15, which involved an effort to #FreeTheBeer. As Oliver and Hilary Young were actually traveling at the time of taping, Rob Danay performs the rare solo triple obiter dicta. He discusses a recent case in which a Kuwaiti fish monger was shut down for using googly eyes to mask the not-so-fresh state of its ostensibly fresh fish, a recent complaint to the BC Human Rights Tribunal made by a woman who was fired from her job for failing to wear a bra, and an unsuccessful law suit in the BC Supreme Court in which a plaintiff complained that his rights were violated by the failure of the BC government to recognize and protect the Sasquatch. We are on twitter: @stereodecisis And Facebook.

The Song: Francis Scott Key's "Star-Spangled Banner" (1814) For this July 4th week, Morgan and I wanted to do something special and tackle the Great American Heat Rock aka "The Star-Spangled Banner." As Oliver notes during the episode, this is both the oldest song that most Americans know (partly) by heart and the one that we'll hear the most versions of across our lifetimes. Some versions are transcendent. Some are historically groundbreaking. Some are by Fergie. Choose accordingly. More about "The Star-Spangled Banner": The Anacreon Song Smithsonian's history of the anthem "The National Anthem Is Racist, and We Made a Video in Case You Forgot" (The Root) The story behind Whitney Houston's performance (Yahoo) "The players’ anthem: when Marvin Gaye sang ‘The Star-Spangled Banner’ at the 1983 All-Star Game" (The Undefeated) Show Tracklisting (all songs are renditions of The Star Spangled Banner unless indicated otherwise): The Anacreontic Song Lady Gaga Whitney Houston Whitney Houston: I Will Always Love You Whitney Houston Marvin Gaye Jose Feliciano Jimi Hendrix Mississippi Mass Choir Bleeding Gum Murphy from The Simpsons Daryl Coley: When Sunday Comes Fergie Kim Weston: Lift Every Voice and Sing Committed: Lift Every Voice and Sing Maze: Before I Let Go New Order: Bizarre Love Triangle  New Order: Blue Monday New Order: Bizarre Love Triangle Whitney Houston If you're not already subscribed to Heat Rocks in Apple Podcasts, do it here!

This week we return to the Over The Wall Party aboard the luxury airship Maria. As Oliver sends the kids off for a much-needed nap, Silas and Eugene try to get to know each other when they're not being bothered by Siren Zorma...and then Eugene has a vision. See all our show credits and info at www.riggstories.com/the-srap-cast Sponsored Partnerships for This Episode: Settling Geek at www.settlinggeek.com Jack Monkey Games at www.jackmonkeygames.com Additional Voice Acting for This Episode: The Passengers and Crew of The Maria: Captain Sugarbear, Professor von Explaino, Adam, and Trish Musical Score for This Episode: “Drankin Song,” “Evening of Chaos,” “Grim League,” and “The Sky of our Ancestors” by Kevin MacLeod (www.incompetech.com), Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Associated Artwork for This Episode: Cover Art "Season 2 Work in Progress" by Jenn Running Time: 00:57:46

As Oliver continues his battle with Cayden James, and the old and new Team Arrow trios work closer together, strong opinions and leadership strategies on both sides clash over whether to trust Vigilante, leaving our heroes facing conflict from both outside and inside the Arrow cave. The post AS 132 – S06E12 – All For Nothing appeared first on Golden Spiral Media- Entertainment Podcasts, Technology Podcasts & More.

As we return to Star City for the midseason premiere, we find Team Arrow - as the title would suggest - divided. While OTA (Oliver, Diggle, and Felicity) continue the fight to protect the city against the team of villains Cayden James has brought together, the remaining trio (Curtis, Dinah, and Rene) have left. As Oliver partners with a familiar name to bring down Cayden, he remains confident that the remaining team can still complete the mission, but unexpected threats intervene. The post AS 130 – S06E10 – Divided appeared first on Golden Spiral Media- Entertainment Podcasts, Technology Podcasts & More.

As Oliver and the kids set out to find Silas, Silas leaves Fletcher Forest's ranch to return to Oliver. Between them is a lone rider, a gunman set on nefarious intent. Which of our heroes will encounter him first? Subscribe at iTunes You can also find us on Stitcher, or Google Play: Music. Contact us through our web site here. Follow and LIKE us at facebook here. Or follow us on Twitter @SteamRollersPC Skype to us via "SRAPodcast" Become a patron through our Patreon! RSS Feed Link: http://michael-rigg.squarespace.com/the-podcast/?format=rss (If any of our links are broken, let us know at steamrollersadventurepodcast@gmail.com) Sponsored Partnerships: Settling Geek at http://www.settlinggeek.com Jack Monkey Games at http://www.jackmonkeygames.com Musical Score: “Anguish”, “Grim League”, “The Parting”, and “Western Streets” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Additional Music from Bensound.com

Devon Dice brings you the first in 10 game reviews base on Board Game Geeks top 10 games, the list was Locked down in November 2015 and this the list Joel and Tom are working on.  First up is Number 10 Android Netrunner From Fantasy Flight Games and designed By Richard Garfield (Magic).  Joel and Tom are joined by Oliver Brooks, He is a friend and up and coming board game designer with his first game to be punished later this year (King's Watch) by Wontan Games. As Oliver is a big fan and player of Netrunner as well. @OliverBrooks25 Us on Twitter @TPWestrope @DippyDolittle @DepressedMonk3y Facebook page www.devondice.co.uk credits go to Jason Shaw at music by www.audionautix.com and the the trailer is from Fantasy Flights Game's own play through video on Youtube. Thank you listen  

As Oliver works on his campaign, Felicity continues searching for Ray with the help of Curtis Holt. Ray is able to send a new message, letting Felicity know that he survived the explosion because his suit successfully shrank him down to the size of a pea, that he is being held prisoner, and where to find the schematics to build a device to return him to his right size. In a second message, Felicity discovers that Darhk is the responsible for imprisoning Ray, hoping to get the technology from his suit. As Curtis works on the device, Darhk threatens to hurt Felicity if Ray does not give up his technology willingly. The team tracks Darhk to his hideout and with the device created by Curtis they successfully save and restore Ray. Meanwhile, Sara struggles with the bloodlust and decides to leave Star City to gain control. In flashbacks, Reiter sends Oliver on a search for another ancient ruin that is supposed to yield a "gift" for Reiter.

As Oliver works on his campaign, Felicity continues searching for Ray with the help of Curtis Holt. Ray is able to send a new message, letting Felicity know that he survived the explosion because his suit successfully shrank him down to the size of a pea, that he is being held prisoner, and where to find the schematics to build a device to return him to his right size. In a second message, Felicity discovers that Darhk is the responsible for imprisoning Ray, hoping to get the technology from his suit. As Curtis works on the device, Darhk threatens to hurt Felicity if Ray does not give up his technology willingly. The team tracks Darhk to his hideout and with the device created by Curtis they successfully save and restore Ray. Meanwhile, Sara struggles with the bloodlust and decides to leave Star City to gain control. In flashbacks, Reiter sends Oliver on a search for another ancient ruin that is supposed to yield a "gift" for Reiter.

While being transported from prison, Werner Zytle orchestrates an escape by poisoning a guard with Vertigo. As Oliver tries to keep Laurel off the streets as a vigilante, Malcolm arrives at the hideout to inform Oliver that to beat Ra's al Ghul he will need to bring Thea into the team. Oliver decides to reveal the truth to Thea who accepts and praises him for the work he has been doing as the Arrow. Laurel tracks down Zytle and takes him on herself, only to be poisoned with Vertigo. Laurel begins to hallucinate images of Sara, who confirms all of Laurel's self doubts. Oliver and Roy arrive in time to save her and get her back to the base for treatment. Later, Oliver brings Laurel along to take down Zytle. Laurel is dosed with Vertigo again, but overcomes her fears to stop Werner. Meanwhile, DJ Chase attempts to kill Thea, but Roy and Malcolm show up; Chase commits suicide when it is clear he has lost. Based on Malcolm's advice, Oliver takes Thea to Lian Yu for training. Laurel meets with Quentin and finally tells him the truth about Sara. In flashbacks, Oliver attempts to contact his family but is captured by A.R.G.U.S. and interrogated for the location of Maseo and Tatsu. Amanda Waller brings Oliver and Maseo to Starling City to find China White.

While being transported from prison, Werner Zytle orchestrates an escape by poisoning a guard with Vertigo. As Oliver tries to keep Laurel off the streets as a vigilante, Malcolm arrives at the hideout to inform Oliver that to beat Ra's al Ghul he will need to bring Thea into the team. Oliver decides to reveal the truth to Thea who accepts and praises him for the work he has been doing as the Arrow. Laurel tracks down Zytle and takes him on herself, only to be poisoned with Vertigo. Laurel begins to hallucinate images of Sara, who confirms all of Laurel's self doubts. Oliver and Roy arrive in time to save her and get her back to the base for treatment. Later, Oliver brings Laurel along to take down Zytle. Laurel is dosed with Vertigo again, but overcomes her fears to stop Werner. Meanwhile, DJ Chase attempts to kill Thea, but Roy and Malcolm show up; Chase commits suicide when it is clear he has lost. Based on Malcolm's advice, Oliver takes Thea to Lian Yu for training. Laurel meets with Quentin and finally tells him the truth about Sara. In flashbacks, Oliver attempts to contact his family but is captured by A.R.G.U.S. and interrogated for the location of Maseo and Tatsu. Amanda Waller brings Oliver and Maseo to Starling City to find China White.

COLIN DONNELL RETURNS AS TOMMY MERLYN IN A FLASHBACK; MATT WARD GUEST STARS AS SIMON LACROIX, AKA KOMODO — Lance (Paul Blackthorne) calls the Arrow (Stephen Amell) when another archer appears in town and starts skewering businessmen. Diggle (David Ramsey) uses A.R.G.U.S. to find the archer’s identity; he is a man named Simon Lacroix (guest star Matt Ward), who goes by the codename Komodo. However, the team hits a rough patch with the mission and gets help from a surprising source – Laurel (Katie Cassidy). Meanwhile, Oliver begins to worry that he hasn’t heard from Thea (Willa Holland), which forces Roy (Colton Haynes) to tell him the truth about why she left town. Ray Palmer (Brandon Routh) pursues Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards). In the flashback, Maseo (guest star Karl Yune) tells Oliver that Amanda Waller has ordered his first kill. As Oliver looks down the scope of the rifle, he sees the target is his best friend, Tommy (guest star Colin Donnell). Despite her promise to her sister, Laurel debates sharing a secret about Sara (Caity Lotz) with Lance. Wendey Stanzler directed the episode written by Jake Coburn & Keto Shimizu (#302).

COLIN DONNELL RETURNS AS TOMMY MERLYN IN A FLASHBACK; MATT WARD GUEST STARS AS SIMON LACROIX, AKA KOMODO — Lance (Paul Blackthorne) calls the Arrow (Stephen Amell) when another archer appears in town and starts skewering businessmen. Diggle (David Ramsey) uses A.R.G.U.S. to find the archer’s identity; he is a man named Simon Lacroix (guest star Matt Ward), who goes by the codename Komodo. However, the team hits a rough patch with the mission and gets help from a surprising source – Laurel (Katie Cassidy). Meanwhile, Oliver begins to worry that he hasn’t heard from Thea (Willa Holland), which forces Roy (Colton Haynes) to tell him the truth about why she left town. Ray Palmer (Brandon Routh) pursues Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards). In the flashback, Maseo (guest star Karl Yune) tells Oliver that Amanda Waller has ordered his first kill. As Oliver looks down the scope of the rifle, he sees the target is his best friend, Tommy (guest star Colin Donnell). Despite her promise to her sister, Laurel debates sharing a secret about Sara (Caity Lotz) with Lance. Wendey Stanzler directed the episode written by Jake Coburn & Keto Shimizu (#302).

Arrow Season 2 Episode 7 “State v. Queen” – Oliver discovers Vertigo in Diggle’s blood and realizes The Count has broken out of prison and is once again distributing his drug. Show Summary: After a violent shipwreck, billionaire playboy Oliver Queen was missing and presumed dead for five years before being discovered alive on a remote island in the Pacific. When he returns home to Starling City, his devoted mother Moira, much-beloved sister Thea, and best friend Tommy welcome him home, but they sense Oliver has been changed by his ordeal on the island. While Oliver hides the truth about the man he’s become, he desperately wants to make amends for the actions he took as the boy he was. Most particularly, he seeks reconciliation with his former girlfriend, Laurel Lance. As Oliver reconnects with those closest to him, he secretly creates the persona of Arrow – a vigilante – to right the wrongs of his family, fight the ills of society, and restore Starling City to its former glory. By day, Oliver plays the role of a wealthy, carefree and careless philanderer he used to be – flanked by his devoted chauffeur/bodyguard, John Diggle – while carefully concealing the secret identity he turns to under cover of darkness. However, Laurel’s father, Detective Quentin Lance, is determined to arrest the vigilante operating in his city. Meanwhile, Oliver’s own mother, Moira, knows much more about the deadly shipwreck than she has let on – and is more ruthless than he could ever imagine. The series stars Stephen Amell as Oliver Queen, Colin Donnell as Tommy, Katie Cassidy as Laurel Lance, David Ramsey as John Diggle, Willa Holland as Thea Queen, with Susanna Thompson as Moira Queen and Paul Blackthorne as Detective Quentin Lance.

Arrow Season 2 Episode 7 “State v. Queen” – Oliver discovers Vertigo in Diggle’s blood and realizes The Count has broken out of prison and is once again distributing his drug. Show Summary: After a violent shipwreck, billionaire playboy Oliver Queen was missing and presumed dead for five years before being discovered alive on a remote island in the Pacific. When he returns home to Starling City, his devoted mother Moira, much-beloved sister Thea, and best friend Tommy welcome him home, but they sense Oliver has been changed by his ordeal on the island. While Oliver hides the truth about the man he’s become, he desperately wants to make amends for the actions he took as the boy he was. Most particularly, he seeks reconciliation with his former girlfriend, Laurel Lance. As Oliver reconnects with those closest to him, he secretly creates the persona of Arrow – a vigilante – to right the wrongs of his family, fight the ills of society, and restore Starling City to its former glory. By day, Oliver plays the role of a wealthy, carefree and careless philanderer he used to be – flanked by his devoted chauffeur/bodyguard, John Diggle – while carefully concealing the secret identity he turns to under cover of darkness. However, Laurel’s father, Detective Quentin Lance, is determined to arrest the vigilante operating in his city. Meanwhile, Oliver’s own mother, Moira, knows much more about the deadly shipwreck than she has let on – and is more ruthless than he could ever imagine. The series stars Stephen Amell as Oliver Queen, Colin Donnell as Tommy, Katie Cassidy as Laurel Lance, David Ramsey as John Diggle, Willa Holland as Thea Queen, with Susanna Thompson as Moira Queen and Paul Blackthorne as Detective Quentin Lance.