Podcast appearances and mentions of bill babcock

Have you ever considered switching your job to becoming a trucker? What's holding you back? In this Road Reflection episode, guest Bill Babcock, a part-time trucker, shares his journey from being in landscape, to taking the leap to becoming a trucker. Did he regret it? Not at all.   Bill shares the impact that truck driving has had on his life, his favorite on-the-road stories, and what it's like to balance driving with other responsibilities. he also touches on the camaraderie within the trucking community, how to navigate changing regulations, and tips for younger generations contemplating a career in trucking.    In this episode, you'll learn: Bill Babcock's transition from the landscape business to part-time truck driving and how it has broadened his perspectives Insights into the importance of safety and mental health considerations for truck drivers from Bill's experiences and advice   Connect with Zac, Chelsea, and HandledNow: HandledNow's website - www.handlednow.com HandledNow's Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/handlednow1  Zac's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/zachary-elsts-981953108/  Chelsea's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chelsea-faulkner-6673288b/    Jump into the conversation: 00:59 - Welcome to Road Reflections with Bill Babcock 05:25 Diverse truck drivers come from all over 09:28 Encouraging career change to truck driving profession 11:59 CB radio's usage has changed over time 14:50 Concerns about driverless trucks, improving truck technology 17:55 Emphasizing safe driving for well-maintained equipment 21:10 Closing  

Join your host Duncan Under The Stairs discussing all things Horror on The Podcast Under the Stairs. On this special bonus episode we continue something  super cool on The Podcast Under the Stairs!! Challenge TPUTS will drop once a month and we, The Podcast Under the Stairs, will challenge our listeners with tasks and get their reviews and feedback right on these bonus episodes of the show!! On this Challenge TPUTS it's more Movie Club as we turn our attention to a run of movie club choices from our colonial friends in New Zealand and Australia continuing the selection with Next of Kin (1982). Intro - 0 - 3mins 35secs Interlude Song - Lizard Milk - Dillinger Escape Plan - 4mins 35secs - 8mins 25secs Listener Reviews - 8mins 25secs - 41mins 35secs Closing out the Show - 41mins 35secs - End Closing Song - Impaler - Spinnerette Thanks to Don Anelli, Tim Walker, Lee Russell, Bill Babcock, Rafael Fernandez, Andrew Neill, Andrew Valdez & David Garrett Jnr for their awesome reviews. BUY OFFICIAL TPUTS MERCH FROM http://tputscast.bigcartel.com Check out the show on iTunes, TuneIn & on Stitcher Radio. Please leave us feedback on iTunes, podcastunderthestairs@gmail.com and follow us on Facebook & Twitter.

House of Imp shutting down podcasting - Thanks for listening. House of Imp is closing down podcasting. These are my final words on these feeds. Hard decision? No. Once I realized that it felt better to call it quits than to keep struggling with it, it wasn't hard at all. Correction/Update This podcast however--- will only disappear from House of Imp. Last thought is that we will make it a thing of its own- not associated directly with house of Imp. Produced by Bill Babcock and JennyK Brennan and focusing on kompoz.com, the talent and the music we love. So, perhaps these words were hasty. But truth is that House of Imp is getting out of the business of podcasting for now and for how long I do not know. When there is news, I will let you know here with links etc. Thanks and be well. Jenny

Music we love - Featuring "Ghost in my head" Ghost in my head Collaborators: Edson Silva liljoe6string Louis Marchena Roger Barlow Lyrics Ghost in my head Lyrics by Louis Marchena I feel ... like a child trapped in an endless maze I dream ... of a time when I can end my thoughts of you I'll fall ... into a void without your love's embrace I'll be ... lost & alone, cause I've nothing to offer you I once found the one ... To share in my dreams, but my demons I could not shed Now my life's undone ... Though you're still here ... like a Ghost In My Head I've tried to erase ... All those thoughts of you, but my heart's been misled I can never replace ... The smiles you've left ... you're like a Ghost In My Head You've gone ... & left an emptiness no other heart could ever fill It's been so long ... since I last felt the warmth of my arms around you My screams ... are lost to the wind & my mind is restless still I've stayed strong ... for the sake of our family but I'm tired without you Now I found the one ... To share in my dreams, but my demons I cannot shed Now my life's undone ... Though you're still here ... like a Ghost In My Head I've tried to erase ... All those thoughts of you, but my heart's been misled I can never replace ... The smiles you've left ... you're like a Ghost In My Head I once found the one ... To share in my dreams , but my demons I could not shed Now my life's undone ... Though you're still here ... like a Ghost In My Head I've tried to erase ... All those thoughts of you, but my heart's been misled I can never replace ... The smiles you've left ... you're like a Ghost In My Head Like a Ghost In My Head Enjoy! Jenny and Bill House of Imp - Music we love is produced by Bill Babcock and Jenny K Brennan - 2018 Contact House of Imp

Christmas 2017 - Bill and Jen talk crap about Christmas - Well, kind of... In the end, Christmas is just another day, another number in the calendar, and an opportunity to behead turkeys and turn off the radio. Jen and Bill have likes and dislikes and can't resist letting you know what they think about overspending, Christmas obsession in general, a bit about great gifts for the visually impaired, and cardboard boxes. Featuring Hotsauce in my Eggnog Arranged and produced by Bill Babcock with help from Andrea on drums and Anton adding the bass. It's been an interesting year and we're looking forward to an awesome 2018 with more disorganized podcasting, more Imp, more music, and even more conversations about things that may or may not matter. Merry Christmas everyone, be it in joy or misery, it's all good. Until next year. House of Imp - Out. JennyK, Bill, and Imp - Staying away from live turkeys since Christmas.

Kompoz - Favorite collaborations - #1 For December 2017, we picked a couple of great tracks produced by artists from kompoz.com. This is the first of many more episodes featuring some of our favorite creations. There will be more independant music but also books and movies we simply can't not talk about. This Kompoz showcase features two collaborations: "Never Enough" Written by BillOnGuitar a.k.a Bill Barrett with lyrics and vocals by Wire-and-Wood a.k.a Mike Patterson. Musicians: Cory Frey, Grumpy Grump, SirWillyDS12 a.k.a Bill Smith. Lyrics: Never Enough Select textShow Never Enough: Stop, then begin again the professor just killed Gilligan It's the fallout of a contract dispute Cold, how the wind blows Play it close to the vest, everybody knows you'll lose it all if you get too cute I was happy before holding next to nothing now it's never enough (I got a lot but it's never enough) I've come to find what's good is better four times over again and again Try to pretend... keep it all until the end Stop!... before you judge me I put a nickel in the bucket for charity want some more but I know for sure that's it's never enough Wait... Here's something worthwhile I'll rake it in with two hands to make a pile It's a good start but I'm not done yet It's never enough I got a lot but I still want more The kind of things that you buy at the good stores I need the finer things in life, don't you?? I gotta get another BMW I speed by all the people with the normal stuff I got a lot... but it's never enough! "Relapse" Written by Rx. Lyrics and vocals by Fresh727 a.k.a Mika Greiner. Lyrics: Relapse Select textShow Relapse The chemicals are alluring Revving up for relapse Drastic measures All include dispensing Waning patience None of which concerns me You got - I want And it's all worth pursuing I see no sense in all my misbehaving I run to you with seething expectation You are the perfect catalyst in binding Mine - I'll do most anything to make you mine Like your hands are shaking Worthy of relapse Are my senses fading? Into you and all through me Complicating ecstasy Another way - some other find Condescending alibi Another time of finding you The passion magic that you do In all too few it confuses some You know there ain't no other way I see no sense in all my misbehaving I run to you with seething expectation You are the perfect catalyst in binding Mine - I'll do most anything to make you mine Progress halted by medicinal menu Heartache - heart race - hands are made for trembling The desert - distance - and only you I engage Thrashing - controlling - and I can't find this calling Revving up for relapse Revving up for relapse Revving up for relapse Enjoy! Bill and Jen - Treating Imps right since.... Err. House of Imp Episode 35 was: Produced by Jenny K Brennan a.k.a JennyK. and Bill Babcock a.k.a sriracha. House of Imp music by Icarus machine - 2017. Become a patron of House of Imp and Icarus Machine. Listen to Icarus machine on Spottify. Media hosted by Blubrry Media hosting. Studio Chaotic and Sundered Records - 2017

Christmas 2017 - Bill and Jen talk crap about Christmas - Well, kind of... In the end, Christmas is just another day, another number in the calendar, and an opportunity to behead turkeys and turn off the radio. Jen and Bill have likes and dislikes and can't resist letting you know what they think about overspending, Christmas obsession in general, a bit about great gifts for the visually impaired, and cardboard boxes. Featuring Hotsauce in my Eggnog Arranged and produced by Bill Babcock with help from Andrea on drums and Anton adding the bass. It's been an interesting year and we're looking forward to an awesome 2018 with more disorganized podcasting, more Imp, more music, and even more conversations about things that may or may not matter. Merry Christmas everyone, be it in joy or misery, it's all good. Until next year. House of Imp - Out. JennyK, Bill, and Imp - Staying away from live turkeys since Christmas.

Kompoz - Favorite collaborations - #1 For December 2017, we picked a couple of great tracks produced by artists from kompoz.com. This is the first of many more episodes featuring some of our favorite creations. There will be more independant music but also books and movies we simply can't not talk about. This Kompoz showcase features two collaborations: "Never Enough" Written by BillOnGuitar a.k.a Bill Barrett with lyrics and vocals by Wire-and-Wood a.k.a Mike Patterson. Musicians: Cory Frey, Grumpy Grump, SirWillyDS12 a.k.a Bill Smith. Lyrics: Never Enough Select textShow Never Enough: Stop, then begin again the professor just killed Gilligan It's the fallout of a contract dispute Cold, how the wind blows Play it close to the vest, everybody knows you'll lose it all if you get too cute I was happy before holding next to nothing now it's never enough (I got a lot but it's never enough) I've come to find what's good is better four times over again and again Try to pretend... keep it all until the end Stop!... before you judge me I put a nickel in the bucket for charity want some more but I know for sure that's it's never enough Wait... Here's something worthwhile I'll rake it in with two hands to make a pile It's a good start but I'm not done yet It's never enough I got a lot but I still want more The kind of things that you buy at the good stores I need the finer things in life, don't you?? I gotta get another BMW I speed by all the people with the normal stuff I got a lot... but it's never enough! "Relapse" Written by Rx. Lyrics and vocals by Fresh727 a.k.a Mika Greiner. Lyrics: Relapse Select textShow Relapse The chemicals are alluring Revving up for relapse Drastic measures All include dispensing Waning patience None of which concerns me You got - I want And it's all worth pursuing I see no sense in all my misbehaving I run to you with seething expectation You are the perfect catalyst in binding Mine - I'll do most anything to make you mine Like your hands are shaking Worthy of relapse Are my senses fading? Into you and all through me Complicating ecstasy Another way - some other find Condescending alibi Another time of finding you The passion magic that you do In all too few it confuses some You know there ain't no other way I see no sense in all my misbehaving I run to you with seething expectation You are the perfect catalyst in binding Mine - I'll do most anything to make you mine Progress halted by medicinal menu Heartache - heart race - hands are made for trembling The desert - distance - and only you I engage Thrashing - controlling - and I can't find this calling Revving up for relapse Revving up for relapse Revving up for relapse Enjoy! Bill and Jen - Treating Imps right since.... Err. House of Imp Episode 35 was: Produced by Jenny K Brennan a.k.a JennyK. and Bill Babcock a.k.a sriracha. House of Imp music by Icarus machine - 2017. Become a patron of House of Imp and Icarus Machine. Listen to Icarus machine on Spottify. Media hosted by Blubrry Media hosting. Studio Chaotic and Sundered Records - 2017

Perfectionism, publishing regret, feedback diplomacy. Everything has to be perfect. Right? Introducing Bill, who seem to have all his ducks in a row. Is that so? In this episode Imp is asking for feedback. That could have been a wise move, but it all depends on who you ask. :D For the first and and certainly not the last time, Bill joins me with his thoughts about the perfectionism that he is quite comfortable with and I handle with much more anxiety. We learn a bit about Bill and what he does other than playing guitar, producing and everything else except play bass and sing, in Icarus Machine. This prog-metal band was formed in 2015, consists of JennyK, Jordi Rebas, and Bill. The rest is, at least in our minds, history. A learning experience For me personally, this episode is teaching me things I really could have lived without worrying about. I've learned that I suck and can't keep a sentence going without drifting off into non-thought. The interview part in this episode was a mental struggle and that is despite knowing Bill. My brain freezes and my thoughts scramble. We discarded our first recording. The second one was much better, shorter and slightly more "to the point". But still, two perfectionists working together will always find something wrong and plenty of excuses for a retake. So, a light shift in plan, and the third take.... Well. it gave me, if possible, even more anxiety than the first. We decided to use parts of the third to integrate in the second because there were some good moments captured there. However, that’s not quite what happened in the final editing. What you are hearing is the result of lots of anxiety, even more editing, and a very patient and generous good friend, helping me while aggravating me when saying "You know what you're doing." Arghhhh. so enjoy my venture into stuff that scares me, and Bill's first peek into the confusing world that is podcasting. .... :D Leave a comment on this page or by using the contact link. Let us know what you think, what could be better, what you would like to hear from us in the future. ?Mentions in this episode Icarus machine on Facebook Icarus machine - Official website Bill Babcock a.k.a Sriracha on Kompoz Icarus machine on Reverbnation Listen on Spottify Support us on Patreon This sundered World - A Mother's Heart - Kindle edition - By Jenny Brennan Icarus machine on soundcloud JennyK, Imp, and bill - Inducing confusion since 2017. House of Imp is a production of Studio chaotic - 2017. Music by Icarus machine and bill Babcock. Produced by Jenny K Brennan. Visit us on Facebook.

What's the difference between parasites and adult children living at home? Well, sometimes none that I can see. There are times when and episode is begging me to be recorded, then screaming at me to not be heard. This is one of those. There's too much truth here, and I'm throwing people under the bus. That is not like me. so it was hard to decide. In the end I did a few small revisions and added both my reservations and my stubborn need to say what I need to say. the truth, but only part of it, with a few mean jokes along the way. Those were Imp's idea though. Honest! :D Kids moving back home indefinitely or simply never bothering to grow up to move out in the first place. That is what I'm talking about here. don't get me wrong; helping out ones children is a good thing. It's natural, it's the right thing to do. It's when the power dynamic shifts and the "temporary" becomes "indefinitely" and unreasonable becomes normal and the trap has closed that is the real issue. It's far too common and creates so many problems. It's easy to immediately use the word "millennial" -- The entitled generation. I say it's easy but I don't necessarily agree with it. Generalizing is always dangerous and I try hard not to do that. But the sad truth is that it's the horrible examples that gets showcased. It's not fair because I know it's still a small fraction of children in their twenties and early thirties who appear to be just like described; entitled freeloading young adults thinking the world owes them something, kids taking no responsibility for their own behaviour, individuals who tend to use guilt to blame their parents into giving them what they want so they don't have to work for it. It's not all children. and to be fair, not all parents are saints. Too many kids lack support of any kind from their parents. Sometimes shit happens to kids and it has nothing to do with their parents. But I'm not talking about any of that today. It's a completely different episode, with another personal story. I can only handle so much honesty in one go. :D So that is that. disclaimers and reservations complete. and it is funny. If you feel targeted and offended on behalf of yourself or someone you know, keep in mind that this is my truth. And it was all Imp's idea anyways. Become a patron: If you want to support this podcast and many other creative insanities by Studio Chaotic and Icarus Machine, go to our Patreon page. It's easy to become a patron and we love you for it. JennyK and Imp - cleaning up other people's crap since 2010. Production and sound design: Jenny K Brennan. Promo bit: Bill Babcock. Hosted by Webhostinghub.com