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The BCO crew get together one last time before they all head for their spring hunts in Argentina, Texas, Montana, and Idaho. This podcast is definitely one of our funniest so hope y'all enjoy.

BCO crew have special guest Josh Rutt who is a member of the North Sound Chapter of Delta Waterfowl. We get to chat all things hunting and James tells the crazy stuff that went down at the Vancouver Outdoor Expo.

BCO crew are back at it with a podcast about some crazy stuff that goes on in WA and some wild stuff they have witnessed. Saddle up boys and girls.

In this episode of Raven Conversations, we are joined by SFC Leif Wywadis, a member of B Co., 181st Brigade Support Battalion. Tune in as he talks about the Washington Backcountry Hunters & Anglers.

BCO crew are back together and recap the Western Hunt Expo. Also we get back to where it all started by telling some wild backcountry experiences.

BCO crew do another podcast at the Caribou Gear both with Co-Owner Ted Ramirez Jr. Talk about some of their new products and the history of Caribou Gear.

BCO crew are at the Western Hunt Expo in Salt Lake City, Utah and we were able to finally sit down and talk bear hunting with Skullboundtv Jana Waller Bair.

BCO boys sit down and talk Wild Sheep hunting with Andy Kelso a devoted sheep hunter. Lots of pro tips to help your chances to draw a coveted Sheep tag.

BCO crew head down to the Sportsmen Show in Puyallup, WA and sit down with Randy Newberg and Matthew Hays at the Leupold booth. We get to talk politics in hunting and as well as talk about Leupold's new VX-6 HD Gen 2 scope.

In true fashion long time friend of the show Caleb Spillane Joins us to have the truest form of BCO podcast. We talk the good old days, the good times, the bad times, the fun stuff hes gotten up to and somehow never manage to actually stick to a topic. He will definitely be back on at some point to go over some of the other fun shit hes been up too! 

BCO crew talk about some of the lawsuits against WA state fish and game commission with Sportsmen's Alliance. We also get to hear more stories from Africa with Kris and his mini cat slam.

BCO crew are getting ready for the 2025 season and we discuss somethings that we will be facing here in our home state of Washington.

BCO crew are back for season 3 and we have PNWild founder Jeff Roberts on the show. We talk a little about the history of PNWild then later we get right into the hunting community and the battles we face in our home state of Washington.

BCO crew get together for the last episode of the season as we finish our hunting stories from Montana and get to talk a little bit about 2025 and what we have in the works for the next season.

BCO had one hell of a November and we can't wait to tell some stories!!! Its been a season for the books.

BCO boys are getting geared up for the late season in multiple states and we can't wait to get started. Also Kris tells more stores from Africa.

BCO crew has been on quite a roll in the last month as we relive the crazy experiences we've had. Also we get to hear more from Kris in Africa.

BCO boys are off on the 2024 fall hunting season with many different hunting trips and adventures to start off the season with a bang. From chasing bears to chasing African animals the stories are always exciting.

BCO crew sit down and get to hear are good friend Brent's story of his first cougar. Things happen fast and is why every hunter must always stay alert when hunting certain animals.

BCO crew get ready for the hunting season opener with bear season starting August 1st. Q&A from an Instagram poll as well as many more hunting tips.

BCO guys talk bear hunting and some of the wild experiences we've have over the years. Also many tips to help better everyone chasing bears.

BCO boys are back and we are getting that much closer to the custom lightweight rifle builds with the collaboration of companies. The hunting season is weeks away and we can't wait to get out in the woods.

BCO crew talk about the 2024 season so far and what's to come for the rest of the year. Also announce some new partnerships and new gun builds with Kris.

Dr. Kenny Silva, Senior Pastor of Hickory Grove Presbyterian Church, and Pastor Ryan Biese of First Presbyterian Church Fort Oglethorpe, recap the Presbyterian Church in America's 2024 General Assembly including the controversy surrounding the overture on Jesus Calling, recent changes in the BCO regarding ordination, and the importance of being faithful to Scripture and the reformed faith.   #PCA #GeneralAssembly #Recap #Summary #Reflection #Christian #Faith #Culture #Renewal   Dr. Kenny Silva is Senior Pastor of Hickory Grove Presbyterian Church. He is a native of Connecticut and veteran of the United States Air Force. He graduated from Berklee College of Music ('08) with a Bachelor of Music, Reformed Theological Seminary ('15) with a Master of Divinity, and Trinity Evangelical Divinity School ('22) with a Doctor of Philosophy in Systematic Theology. Before going into full-time ministry, Kenny fixed radar in the Air Force, slung cheesecake at the Cheesecake Factory, played guitar professionally in venues across the globe, and sold real estate in Nashville, TN. His ministry work has included various pastoral leadership roles at churches and ministries in Tennessee and Illinois. His most recent post before Hickory Grove was Interim Senior Pastor at Village Church of Lincolnshire (EFCA).   Learn more about Kenny Silva's work: https://hickorygrovepca.org/ https://kennysilva.substack.com/ https://x.com/kennysilva   Ryan Biese is Pastor of First Presbyterian Church Fort Oglethorpe, GA. He is the author of "Mid the Pines" newsletter on Substack and writes frequently on the general assembly, reformed theology, and cultural issues in America.   Learn more about Ryan Biese's work: https://www.fpfo.org/ https://substack.com/@rfbwcf   ––––––   Follow American Reformer across Social Media: X / Twitter – https://www.twitter.com/amreformer Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/AmericanReformer/ YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/@AmericanReformer Website – https://americanreformer.org/   Promote a vigorous Christian approach to the cultural challenges of our day, by donating to The American Reformer: https://americanreformer.org/donate/   Follow Us on Twitter: Josh Abbotoy – https://twitter.com/Byzness Timon Cline – https://twitter.com/tlloydcline   The American Reformer Podcast is  hosted by Josh Abbotoy and Timon Cline, recorded remotely in the United States, and edited by Jared Cummings.   Subscribe to our Podcast, "The American Reformer" Get our RSS Feed – https://americanreformerpodcast.podbean.com/ Apple Podcasts – https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-american-reformer-podcast/id1677193347 Spotify – https://open.spotify.com/show/1V2dH5vhfogPIv0X8ux9Gm?si=a19db9dc271c4ce5

BCO guy sit down with Tyr Symank from Black Rifle Coffee as well as serving his country in the Army and Special Forces. We also get to go over the WA court hearing with Sportman Alliance that Kris attended.

BCO crew is on the road over on the Quinault Indian Reservation hunting spring black bear. Joining us on the show is our guide Sam Lorton who is taking over his grandfathers guiding business hunting bears and we are excited to get back over there next spring.

BCO crew announce a new partnership with American Rifle Company which we are very excited about! Also we discuss the problems in this state with predators, wolves, and the reintroduction of grizzly bears in our home state.

BCO crew finally get Joey Pyburn on the podcast to talk hunting and fishing as well as some of the problems we as hunters are facing in WA state.

BCO crew sit down with our favorite taxidermist Brandon owner of Stuffed Taxidermy out of Cashmere, WA. We tell stories and talk taxidermy on another episode of Bearly A Podcast.

Joining me today is Army MAJ (Ret) Ruslan Emelyanov. Ruslan was born and raised in the former Soviet Union.  When he turned 18, he was conscripted into the Soviet Army in 1989 and chose to be a Paratrooper.  Over the next couple years, he accepted an invitation to attend the newly formed Russian Military Academy.  He graduated in 1995 and was commissioned as a Lieutenant in the Russian Army.  He had also earned his Jumpmaster status at that time.  His first assignment was to join his new unit already fighting in the First Chechen War.  At the conclusion of the war, his unit redeployed in December 1996.  Ruslan was then reassigned to Moscow and transferred to the Military Police.  In 1998 as a Captain, he resigned his Commission and left the Russian Army. Family relatives who lived in California applied for a Green Card for Ruslan, and in 2000, he joined his relatives in Carmel, CA.  When the Sep 11th attacks occurred in 2001, he contacted an Army recruiter about the possibility of joining the U.S. Army.  The recruiter said he could enlist with a Green Card and signed him up as an 11B Infantry MOS.  At 28, he attended Basic Training at Ft. Benning, GA.  After graduating Basic, he attended Jump School and earned his U.S. Parachute Badge.  His first assignment was to B Co., 2/35th Infantry at Schofield Barracks, HI.  In 2003, he renounced his Russian citizenship and was sworn in as a U.S. citizen.  In April 2004, his unit deployed to Afghanistan for a year tour.  Upon returning, he was promoted to SGT.  He also earned Jumpmaster in the U.S. Army.  A few years later, he was recommended for OCS at Ft. Benning, and in 2007 he was commissioned a 2nd Lieutenant in the Infantry.  In 2009, Ruslan changed branches to Civil Affairs and spent the next 12 years working with Special Operations Forces out of Ft. Bragg, NC.  He retired from the Army in 2023.

BCO crew are ready for spring bear as we chat about our plans. We are super excited for this next season!

Did you know for every £1 you spend on even simple Biophilic Design enhancements, you could get £2.70 back? So reveals the new research conducted by Joyce Chan Shoof Architect and Sustainability Lead at the UK Parliament. Using a scientific approach with control environments, adding biophilic design elements to test the effect and then removing them to further test the effect of their absence, Joyce explains the rigorous approach she took over a seven-year period to arrive at her conclusion.This is a phenomenal breakthrough for those of us working in Biophilic Design.You can read the whole report here: https://plplabs.com/reap-what-you-sow-2/And come and see Joyce present the research in person at Workplace Trends in London on the 18th April 2024 https://workplacetrends.co/events/wtrs24-prog/We often have struggled trying to articulate the economic benefits of Biophilic Design, this research can be used to support arguments why businesses need it in the workplace. Joyce has also developed a framework to help designers work out what we need and the impact it will have. Using existing frameworks, like the Flourish model (as advocated by Professor Derek Clements Croome) and others, she has woven a great new model we can all hang our designs on.From a career as a practicing architect, Joyce explains that transferring to the client side within the Parliamentary Estate has been transformational in the way she sees building design from feasibility study through to construction. The change and the opportunity it gave her has inspired her to incorporate multidisciplinary approaches and to study the impact of taking a biophilic design on efficiency, productivity and well-being within the workplace.Just like Goldilocks and the Three Bears, one interesting outcome that she highlights during the podcast, the study concludes that an immersive approach to incorporating Biophilic Design in the workplace is less effective overall than a more measured approach. But she explains that the immersive effect was preferred by people. The results showed that the moderate Biophilic Design intervention (that which we could normally advocate) seems to be the best.Joyce sees academic rigour as an important part of her role when leading a complex development. Since 2017, she has been conducting this doctoral research with the Design School at Loughborough University, focused on Sustainable Well-being in the workplace with a particular interest in biophilic and social value. She is a keen advocate of how Architects can make positive impacts towards allowing people to live happier and healthier. Her team sits within the Design Authority who are a group of design professionals and specialists who are managing the estate in Westminster, and their objective is to inject new thinking into the adaptive use of new and heritage buildings within the Parliamentary Estate – a UNESCO site. Parliament's vision is amibitious; it aims to set an example to lead the early adoption of Zero Carbon (Scope 1, 2 & 3), Healthy Buildings, Social Value and Circular Economy through our own refurbishment projects and procurement. The team manages the design, construction and operations of the Parliamentary Estate of 20 buildings including the Palace of Westminster. Joyce discusses her study of the economic benefits of incorporating a biophilic design approach to workspace and gives many insights into her approach and into how she found a way of attributing economic value to the benefits.Her wish is that we reconnect with nature, the sources of food, the feeling of being part of nature rather than living lives that separate us from the natural world. She wishes that all of us benefit from an improved environment, and her research is a massive and welcome step in that direction. To register for Workplace Trends and meet Joyce in person on the 18th of April 2024: https://workplacetrends.co/events/wtrs24-prog/Reap What You Sow: What's the value (£) of Biophilic Design? (14.40)– Joyce Chan-Schoof (RIBA), PhD Research Researcher, Loughborough University and Sustainability Lead, UK ParliamentGiven employees are the largest cost for a business, to what extent can biophilic design save companies money by ensuring that staff are healthier and happier at work? We explore these questions by delving into the monetary benefits of biophilic design. This presentation presents new ways to capture the tangible well-being and environmental values of connecting with nature in the workplace. This project is part of a doctoral research project at Loughborough University in collaboration with PLP Architects, Benholm and Reading University. Joyce's research is funded by the Design Star (AHRC), and the BCO sponsored the pilot study.Read more and follow up on the research:https://plplabs.com/wearables-in-the-workplace/https://www.bco.org.uk/Research/Publications/Use_of_Wearables_In_The_Office_-_A_review_and_examples_in_practice.aspxHave you got a copy of the Journal? You can purchase a copy directly from us at the journalofbiophilicdesign.com or Amazon. If you like our podcast and would like to support us in some way, you can buy us a coffee if you'd like to, thank you xCredits: with thanks to George Harvey Audio Production for the calming biophilic soundscape that backs all our podcasts. Did you know our podcast is also on Audible, Amazon Music, Spotify, iTunes, YouTube, Stitcher, vurbl, podbay, podtail, and most if not all the RSS feeds?Facebook https://www.facebook.com/journalofbiophilicdesign/Twitter https://twitter.com/JofBiophilicDsnLinkedIn. https://www.linkedin.com/company/journalofbiophilicdesign/Instagram https://www.instagram.com/journalofbiophilicdesignhttps://plplabs.com/reap-what-you-sow-2/

BCO crew sit down and talk about hunting predators especially coyotes. Our special guest Josh Caple spent most of his life hunting predators and explains his strategy. Go over calling and techniques to be successful predator hunter.

BCO crew is joined by special guest Jake Jensen. He is the strength and conditioning coach for the Seattle Kraken. He is passionate about hunting and the outdoors using fitness to help hunters better themselves in the mountains.

BCO crew have the owner of Benchmark Barrels Ron Sinnema on the podcast to talk about barrels, actions, and long distance shooting. We also get to hear a cool story about a hunt we all wish to go on one day.

BCO crew have the chance to sit down and chat with our buddy Bjorn and hear some of his incredible hunting adventures he was able to go on over the years. Also we get to talk about some current gun bills that have been in movement the last couple of months.

In 1989 when Australian rock bands like Midnight Oil and INXS were screaming up the charts in the US, you'd think the easiest thing in the world would be to present one more and let them continue the streak. Such was not the story of Boom Crash Opera. Despite getting some airplay for "Onion Skin" off their second album, These Here Are Crazy Times, and despite having material just as strong as their peers, it didn't happen and BCO never got their just due (except back home where they remain a draw). Guitarist and primary songwriter Peter Farnan joins us this week to detail the whole story and discuss his wonderful solo career. What's surreal about all of this is that Peter is a fan of the show, making this a mutual appreciation society meeting! Enjoy and please dig into some BCO. It's killer!  www.boomcrashopera.com www.patreon.com/thehustlepod

BCO crew talk about some current WA bills and how we all can help. After we jump into hunting Africa as Kris prepares himself for another crazy adventure.

It's been 20 years since The Soldiers of Blackhawk Company 1st of The 23rd Infantry Regiment. This interview is with my former Driver Christopher Burritt. Burritt had the pleasure of driving B6 during our operational deployment in 2003-2004. Chris was one of the many heroes that I served with throughout my military service, and he has been working to launch his business. Part of the remaster is to bring attention to the previous shows that I shot during the pandemic and the audio was not the best, but also to provide you with a much better clearer version of the discussion. This is just a hint of who we were back then, and Blackhawk Company 1-23 was one of the formative years of my career and gave me a great understanding of what soldiers can do in the Army with some top cover and some initiative. I am thankful to have had the opportunity to lead in unit of distinction.Previous Show Description: Conversation with Christopher Burritt, former NCO from 1-23 Infantry. He now runs his own business American Twister Manufacturing. He mentioned Patriotic Online Marketplace, LLC www.pompUSA.org who assisted him in marketing his small business. I enjoyed this conversation and I hope you do as well. We had some audio issues, but I hope that you can hear it. Colby Buzzell - https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/58625.My_WarMen In Black - Be on the lookout for Episode #77 Featuring Joe Troutman who is going to be writing another book about the soldiers of B Co on the First Deployment. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/philosophy-from-the-front-line--4319845/support.

New Show today! Today, I have SSG(Retired) Joe Troutman on the show. Joe is a military veteran who has started writing a book to capture the History of Blackhawk Company 1-23rd Infantry as they transitioned away from a mechanized organization to become part of the First Stryker Bridge out of 3rd Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division at Fort Lewis, Washington. We talked about some of the experiences that we had leading up to the 20th Anniversary of our First Deployment and the 4th of August 2004. Joe's book should be out on Amazon this year by 4 August, but we are planning to talk again before the release of the book. Lots of links in this one but they will add some context to what we talked about during the show today. Be on the lookout for more content and Joe's book this summer. 1-23 Infantry - https://www.globalsecurity.org/military/agency/army/1-23inf.htmKumwar Summary of B Co 1-23 Mission -https://www.ign.com/articles/2004/08/12/kumawar-mission-briefing-6 20th Anniversary Article of the Stryker Brigade - https://www.army.mil/article/271770/the_road_to_victory_the_20th_anniversary_of_the_first_stryker_deployment My War- https://a.co/d/aAbj9Rm We Were Soldiers - https://www.amazon.com/We-Were-Soldiers-Mel-Gibson/dp/B000J159N8December 8, 2003, Show - https://www.spreaker.com/episode/pffl-special-edition-2--42378297 As for Football – Thunder Run Episode ft Ray Kimball (https://open.spotify.com/episode/3OXpbKpB24nEd2bgViQ3WD?si=_JFym7lDRgS7SfwscAVZ1w)Ray Kimball of Philosophy from the Front Line - https://www.spreaker.com/episode/pffl-episode-44-ray-kimball--51152664 Thanks for checking this one out! Looking forward to talking more about the book and our deployment. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/philosophy-from-the-front-line--4319845/support.

Stephen Russell, a former airborne infantryman with a decade of military service. He brings a unique perspective shaped by his deployment with Bco 1/12 3HBCT 1st Cav DIV to Baqubah, Iraq, during the surge in 2006-2007. Beyond the battlefield, he's a versatile artist, currently contributing to the comic series Tales of Nihilism and open for traditional art commissions. He believes the U.S. hasn't fully reckoned with the aftermath of 9/11, emphasizing the need to confront our collective anger and hate. His memoir, Troublemakers: The Greatest Dog and Pony Show in Iraq, is a compelling exploration of the nature of war and its lasting impact on current events—a moral imperative to illuminate the foundations shaping our world today.Thank you for pressing play on this small veteran podcast. If you enjoyed leave a little love with a review. It would not only help me reach more veterans but also make my whole week!

The guys discuss the hilarious feud between JJ Redick, Doc Rivers, Austin Rivers, and Patrick Beverley. Then they discuss JJ's secondary point about NBA fans not wanting to be “educated”, Rick Pitino throwing his team under the bus, KFC's new menu item, and another Reese's taste test.  Timeline (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements): 2:00 intro 4:30 JJ Redick vs Doc Rivers 6:05 royal rumble of Doc criticism 12:15 JJ's point about fans not wanting to be “educated” on basketball 14:15 the NBA seems to agree that Indianapolis isn't a great city 18:00 Rick Pitino challenging Doc Rivers for worst accountability taker 35:00 KFC is debuting a pizza inspired item…the "Chizza" 43:05 Mike has the Reeses caramel big cup 48:15 BCo on moving to turkeySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The guys discuss the hilarious feud between JJ Redick, Doc Rivers, Austin Rivers, and Patrick Beverley. Then they discuss JJ's secondary point about NBA fans not wanting to be “educated”, Rick Pitino throwing his team under the bus, KFC's new menu item, and another Reese's taste test. #volume Timeline (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements): 2:00 intro 4:30 JJ Redick vs Doc Rivers 6:05 royal rumble of Doc criticism 12:15 JJ's point about fans not wanting to be “educated” on basketball 14:15 the NBA seems to agree that Indianapolis isn't a great city 18:00 Rick Pitino challenging Doc Rivers for worst accountability taker 35:00 KFC is debuting a pizza inspired item…the "Chizza" 43:05 Mike has the Reeses caramel big cup 48:15 BCo on moving to turkeySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rincón de la Victoria acogerá durante el mes de febrero una nueva edición del Festival de Música Cueva del Tesoro, que este año cobra mayor importancia al celebrarse en el marco del 50 aniversario de la apertura turística de la cavidad. Cuatro conciertos, con cuatro estilos muy diferenciados, que abarcarán a todos los públicos y que “harán de esta edición una de las más importantes por el nivel de los participantes”, explicó el concejal de Turismo, Antonio José Martín (PP). Los conciertos se celebrarán en la Cueva del Tesoro, a las 20:30 horas, los viernes 9, 16 y 23 de febrero, así como el miércoles 28 de febrero, Día de Andalucía. Roko será la encargada de abrir esta edición el viernes 9, le seguirá el grupo The Vintage Experience el viernes 16, para el viernes 23 llegan las melodías de Holywood con Cheek to Cheek, y ya para el miércoles 28 de febrero cerrará la edición 2024 José Moré. El alcalde de Rincón de la Victoria, Francisco Salado (PP), ha destacado el enorme nivel de las actuaciones y la continua labor de promoción cultural que se viene haciendo desde la propia Cueva del Tesoro. “Estamos ante un año importante, de celebración, y los conciertos no van a defraudar. Seguimos trabajando en una cuidada programación cultural que complete todo lo que ofrece nuestra ciudad. La Cueva del Tesoro es un referente por los motivos obvios, pero durante el mes de febrero también se convierte en el mejor escenario posible para los amantes de la música”. “Sin duda, estamos ante cuatro estilos diferenciados, que gustarán mucho y que adquieren una mayor relevancia al poder disfrutarlos dentro de la cavidad. Hemos cuidado mucho la elección de este año al ser el 50 aniversario de la Cueva del Tesoro”, incidió Martín. Todos los conciertos tendrán un precio de 10 euros por localidad. Las entradas podrán adquirirse de forma anticipada a partir de este jueves día 1 de febrero a las 12:00 horas en el portal turístico de Rincón de la Victoria: https://entradas.turismoenrincon.es/ (cada persona podrá adquirir un máximo de dos entradas). Para más información o cualquier aclaración al respecto del festival habrá un teléfono habilitado al efecto: 952406162. La presente edición de 2024 permitirá disfrutar de la voz más melodiosa de Roko, de la cuidada puesta en escena de la artista malagueña Virginia Alexandre en The Vintage Experience, de los sonidos más cinéfilos con Cheek to Cheek o de las raíces más profundas del flamenco con José Moré. Sobre Roko Rocío Pérez Armenteros, cantante y compositora jienense, más conocida por Roko. Se licencia en 2011 en la Escuela de Arte DramáBco de Málaga “Antonio Banderas”. Durante sus primeros años de carrera participó en varias obras musicales como Nine y Bad Girl, entre otras. Ha trabajado en diferentes compañías teatrales como Teatro Lírico Andaluz, La Pulga Teatro, y en producciones conjuntas de La Perrera y La Caldera teatro. En teatro musical ha protagonizado “La gata blanca” en el Teatro de la Zarzuela de Madrid, Nine en el papel de Luisa Conni al Teatro Amaya de Madrid, y más tarde, en la exitosa gira nacional de La Llamada, musical en el que interpreta a la hermana Milagros. Con 22 años, ganó la segunda edición (2012-2013) del concurso “Tu cara me suena”. Aunque la mayoría de su público ha sido gracias a dicho concurso, realmente se dio a conocer en “El número uno” en su primera edición (2012), que contó con un jurado de altura: Sergio Dalma, David Bustamante o Pastora Soler, entre otros. Sobre The Vintage Experience The Vintage Experience es un magnífico show creado por la artista malagueña Virginia Alexandre (finalista de la voz 2012) basado en la música y la glamurosa estética de los años 50. Contiene la elegancia de un show de Music Hall. Se caracteriza por buscar la excelencia en cada show, demostrando armonías vocales perfectamente empastadas, coordinación y fluidez en los elegantes movimientos. Con un vestuario fabuloso, logran una inmersión total en un mundo repleto de swing que transporta a otra época, envuelve y evoca una experiencia inolvidable. Sobre Cheek to Cheek “Cheek to Cheek – Melodías de Hollywood” es un programa de concierto en el que se reúnen las mejores canciones del cine de la Edad Dorada de Hollywood. Se trata de un programa muy divertido, ameno y, sobre todo, muy evocador, que permitirá al cinéfilo y al aficionado rememorar imágenes y secuencias inolvidables. Se incorpora una forma musical muy ágil y muy “hollywoodiense”, que permite al público recordar varios temas musicales en un fragmento corte de Dempo: el medley. Además, también se aborda en el bloque intermedio canciones premiadas con el Óscar de la Academia. Todo ello, respetando el protocolo y el vestuario adecuado a las grandes galas cinematográficas. Sobre José Moré Artista malagueño formado en interpretación, danza española y flamenco. Ha realizado trabajos para diversas compañías de baile, tales como: Carmen Mota, Likirbadanza (con el espectáculo “Cayetana, su pasión”), Pasión Global y Triana Producciones, compartiendo escenario con artistas como Rocío Molina, Susana Lupiáñez “La Lupi” o Antonio Canales. En la actualidad es coreógrafo de español de la sala de espectáculos Benidorm Palace. Y, además, cuenta con diferentes espectáculos en activo en los que combina teatro, danza estilizada y flamenco. Espectáculo dinámico que fusiona interpretación, danza española y flamenco. Se exploran las raíces de Andalucía a través de los diferentes palos. Fandangos, seguiriyas o bulerías son algunos de los ritmos que adornan un espectáculo en el que sentirás de cerca la fuerza y el sentimiento del flamenco.

Stid stud we dunno. But cool dood, 1 tons, 40s and tons of tangents await. Cant wait to introduce him to the BCO way at the Meet N Beat! Also some tow rig talk, tangents on the gym as well. 

Join me as we kick off season three with Josh Hatton.  Josh and I served together in the MN National Guard and were deployed to Iraq at the same time.  Josh served in B Co. while I was in A Co.  Josh talks about his life as a young man and some of the choices he made that shaped him into the person he is today.  He also talks attending a treatment program that altered his life for the better.Pull up a chair and take a listen to my dear friend Josh.

Timestamps:0:00 - Intro1:17 - BCO and Seattle13:21 - Jesse got hit in the face15:16 - Will got smacked by some pros18:53 - Will goes 0-2?!?!29:41 - KC PPA33:52 - Tennis players protest39:26 - Seattle results44:39 - 2 handed backhand50:11 - Seattle casinos53:48 - Thomas Wilson 12mm paddleChris Socials:Instagram: https://bit.ly/3GO6s5OFacebook: https://bit.ly/3x5pRMAWill Socials:YouTube: https://bit.ly/3znyPHSInstagram: https://bit.ly/3H1qriN

UB Radio Salon #803 – BCO with Ohmnoise • 4 June 2023 on DFM.nu (Contains an installment of “The Adventures of Marcus Little.”) Enjoy! https://ia802706.us.archive.org/20/items/ubradio_salon803/ubradio_salon803.mp3    

Bear Country Outdoors crew sit down with first guest Te'Shawn Crenshaw who is here to film our spring bear hunts that we have planned. Re visit some memories from the previous season as well as give a small clue into what the BCO crew has planned for 2023.

In the second episode of the ‘BCO Forces of Change' podcast, host Michael Creamer speaks with Chris Kane, Co-founder of Everythingomni, leader of the Business workstream, and Hannah Davis, Director at Faithful+Gould, leader of the ESG workstream. They discuss how the connection between people and place has been redefined and how integrating ESG principles into workplace strategies can contribute to long-term success in 2023 and beyond. The British Council for Offices (BCO) 2023 conference in Dublin will concentrate on the active involvement of commercial real estate in catalyzing technological, social, economic, and environmental shifts. The BCO's Research Committee has appointed four subject matter experts who will investigate these areas and reflect upon the impact these forces of change will have on the real estate industry and specifically, the office sector.   The British Council for Offices was established in 1990 and is the primary forum that researches, develops and communicates best practice in all aspects of offices to shape the workplace of the future.  You can listen to the first episode about The Economy & Technology here and here.