Podcast appearances and mentions of bill booth

In the last Spotlight of the year, H at last catches up with two of the newest members of the Arts Council and another chat with fundraiser and book writer extraordinaire, Bill Booth.

From Theresa May, who struggled to connect with the public, to Boris Johnson, whose tenure was marred by scandals, to Liz Truss, who served as prime minister for just 45 days, the Conservative Party has had significant challenges with U.K. voters in recent years. With economic turmoil following Brexit, a pressing need for better health care, and concerns about job security, many British voters are seeking a fresh start. Tomorrow, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and his Conservative Party will face voters in the first general election since 2019. Projections for Thursday's general election show the opposition Labour Party, led by Keir Starmer, on the precipice of a parliamentary supermajority win. Today on “Post Reports,” host Martine Powers speaks with The Washington Post's London bureau chief Bill Booth about the decline of the Conservative Party and the contenders vying to be the next British prime minister. Today's show was produced by Sabby Robinson. It was edited by Lucy Perkins and mixed by Sean Carter. Thanks also to Trinity Webster-Bass and Ali Bianco.To learn more about the election, check out our colleague Ishaan Tharoor's column.Subscribe to The Washington Post here.

A warning for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander listeners - this programme contains the names and voices of people who have died.Max Pearson presents a collection of this week's Witness History episodes from the BBC World Service.First, the story of Brazil's most wanted, Carlos Lamarca. He was a captain who deserted the army in the 1960s and joined in the armed struggle against the military regime in the country.Then, Bill Booth - historian of twentieth century Latin America at University College London - joins Max to talk about other revolutionary figures from South America. Next, the story of Australia's first Aboriginal MP and how he fought for indigenous rights.Plus, the 90th anniversary of the first ever quintuplets, the 1984 Apple commercial that changed advertising and the 2014 Flint, Michigan water contamination crisis.Contributors: João Salgado Lopes - friend of Carlos Lamarca Bill Booth - historian of twentieth century Latin America at University College London Joanna Lindgren - great niece of Neville Bonner Jeneyah McDonald - Flint, Michigan resident Dr Mona Hanna-Attisha – a paediatrician and professor of public health, Michigan Mike Murray - former Apple marketing manager(Photo: Subcomandante Marcos pictured in 2001. Credit: Getty Images)

Renowned trombonist talks his career as a studio musician in Hollywood and his many years playing for John Williams as Principal Trombone on such scores as Hook, Jurassic Park, Indiana Jones and the Star Wars films   William “Bill” Booth is one of the most respected veterans of the Los Angeles music scene and one of the most appreciated orchestral trombonists in the world. In a career spanning five decades, Bill Booth has performed on thousands of recording sessions, including a staggering amount of film and television soundtracks in Hollywood, thus becoming the leading trombonist in town. He has been the Principal Trombone for John Williams for all of the Maestro's recordings in LA since 1991, performing on such legendary scores as Home Alone, Hook, Jurassic Park, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull and the Star Wars sequel trilogy.   In this conversation, Bill Booth reflects on his career as a studio musician, chronicling the path that led him to Hollywood and becoming the leading studio trombonist for film and television. He talks at length about his many years playing for John Williams on dozens of his legendary film scores, reflecting on the special quality of the Maestro's music and his affinity for the instrument as shown in many of his film scores including Hook, Jurassic Park and the Star Wars series.   Read more at https://thelegacyofjohnwilliams.com/2024/01/19/bill-booth-podcast

What use is a low-wattage, AM radio station in a town of 2,000 residents? Indeed, the whole county population is just over 12,200. Is AM radio viable there? With 500 watts daytime and 18 watts at night what can a new owner do to revive such a station? Beth Mann, President/CEO of Edge Media Group, wanted to bring WEKT back to a rightful stature in this small, Western Kentucky town. Beth grew up in Elkton, across from the original WEKT studio and transmitter. Now she, along with her “digital- and future-oriented” staff are putting WEKT at full throttle with local news, local sports, local weather, and appearances to promote the station on-air and online. On this episode of TWiRT, she along with Josh Claussen and Bill Booth describe the technical operation, but more importantly the community involvement that’s driving Elkton’s embrace of WEKT, resulting in advertising and renewed revenue. Show Notes:Edge Media Group is using Riverside.FM as a remote audio connection service for sports and other outside broadcasts.WEKT’s new studio features an Axia iQx audio console, and they use Wide Orbit automation.Kirk mentioned that he has used the WKDZ Live Weather Cams on some TV weathercasts of WSMV-TV in Nashville. Guests:Beth Mann - President/CEO at Edge Media GroupBill Booth - Operations Manager at Edge Media GroupJosh Claussen - Program Director at WEKT Hosts:Chris Tarr - Group Director of Engineering at Magnum.MediaKirk Harnack, The Telos Alliance, Delta Radio, Star94.3, & South Seas BroadcastingFollow TWiRT on Twitter and on FacebookTWiRT is brought to you by:Nautel’s new GV2 FM transmitters are here - chock full of features!Broadcasters General Store, with outstanding service, saving, and support. Online at BGS.cc. Broadcast Bionics - making radio smarter with Bionic Studio, visual radio, and social media tools at Bionic.radio.Angry Audio and the new Rave analog audio mixing console. The new MaxxKonnect Broadcast U.192 MPX USB Soundcard - The first purpose-built broadcast-quality USB sound card with native MPX output. Subscribe to Audio:iTunesRSSStitcherTuneInSubscribe to Video:iTunesRSSYouTube

What use is a low-wattage, AM radio station in a town of 2,000 residents? Indeed, the whole county population is just over 12,200. Is AM radio viable there? With 500 watts daytime and 18 watts at night what can a new owner do to revive such a station? Beth Mann, President/CEO of Edge Media Group, wanted to bring WEKT back to a rightful stature in this small, Western Kentucky town. Beth grew up in Elkton, across from the original WEKT studio and transmitter. Now she, along with her “digital- and future-oriented” staff. On this episode of TWiRT, she along with Josh Claussen and Bill Booth describe the technical operation, but more importantly the community involvement that's driving Elkton's embrace of WEKT, resulting in advertising and renewed revenue.

What use is a low-wattage, AM radio station in a town of 2,000 residents? Indeed, the whole county population is just over 12,200. Is AM radio viable there? With 500 watts daytime and 18 watts at night what can a new owner do to revive such a station? Beth Mann, President/CEO of Edge Media Group, wanted to bring WEKT back to a rightful stature in this small, Western Kentucky town. Beth grew up in Elkton, across from the original WEKT studio and transmitter. Now she, along with her “digital- and future-oriented” staff. On this episode of TWiRT, she along with Josh Claussen and Bill Booth describe the technical operation, but more importantly the community involvement that's driving Elkton's embrace of WEKT, resulting in advertising and renewed revenue.

Mike Fremont shares how the decisions he made after a cancer diagnosis at the age of 69 enabled him to celebrate his 100th birthday with a run on the beach.

Gerontologist Tracey Gendron believes everything you think you know about aging is wrong. She says the most important indicator of healthy aging is your attitude.

Another kick ass reboot with the one and only Bill Booth! - Photo by James Macca Macdonald.   William Booth. Bill Booth. Bill "Lord of the Three Rings" Motherfuckin' BOOTH! Astounding is all I have to say.  When you stop to think about literally all of the game changing inventions this man has brought to our sport, any one of which would put him deep in the Hall of Fame, and then put them all together... WOW! You have a man who has almost single handedly shaped modern skydiving into what we know and love today.  I can't lie, at least a few times in this interview I'm literally gushing with gratitude, because let's face it, without the BOC throw out pilot chute, the three ring system, tandems...  How many of us would have a vastly different life right now?  A wealth of knowledge and a great and entertaining story teller, it is my great pleasure to present to you Mr. Bill Booth on Lunatic Fringe.

A Murder, or Hunting Accident?Deep in the Colorado wilderness, on the second day of hunting season in 1995, veteran police officer Doug Kyle came across what appeared to be a terrible tragedy. It would actually turn out to be much more complicated — and bone-chilling.Lying on the ground bleeding was Bruce Dodson, 48, with an orange hunting vest at his side. His wife of three months, Janice, was screaming for help. "I picked up the orange vest and was just screaming at him: 'Why didn't you have your vest on?' " Janice said."She's crying and carrying on," said Kyle. "I said, 'Is this your husband?' And she said, 'Yes, that's Bruce. Help — you've got to help him.' "Bruce was beyond help. He seemed destined to be yet another victim of a hunting accident, mistaken for game — a mistake that would repeat itself more than 100 times that year.But the day after, an autopsy revealed Bruce hadn't taken just a single bullet, but three. Bill Booth, an investigator for the district attorney's office, said he started to believe this was homicide.Here's how and where you can find Homicide Worldwide Podcast.To help support the show, find us on Patreon: patreon.com HWW is now on Discord: https://discord.gg/F9cMyf7JFJTo our amazing listeners. If you are listening to us on apple podcasts? (and even if your'e not) Please! take few minutes and leave a 5 ⭐️ review. It'll really help out the show. If you have a show suggestion? please email us at: homicideworldwidepodcast@gmail.comAnd you can always find us on twitter: https://twitter.com/HWWP10Thank you for your continued support of Homicide Worldwide PodcastSupport the show

Tracey Gendron is a nationally recognized gerontologist who believes everything you think you know about aging is wrong! She says the most important indicator as to whether your future will be one of opportunity or one of loss is your attitude. She explains the changes you can make in your outlook on life that will result in your best chance at good health and happiness in the coming years.

Tracey Gendron is a nationally recognized gerontologist who believes everything you think you know about aging is wrong! She says the most important indicator as to whether your future will be one of opportunity or one of loss is your attitude. She explains the changes you can make in your outlook on life that will result in your best chance at good health and happiness in the coming years.

Tonight we talk to Bill Booth from right here in Idaho Falls Idaho, about a visitation that he and his family had when he was younger --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/invcrypto/support

Tonight we talk to Bill Booth from right here in Idaho Falls Idaho, about a visitation that he and his family had when he was younger --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/invcrypto/support

Tom Porcelli, RBC Capital Markets Chief U.S. Economist, says the Fed needs a "hefty dose of patience." Bill Booth, Epoch Investment Partners Co-CIO & Portfolio Manager, says cash is king in the equity market right now. Bess Freedman, Brown Harris Stevens CEO, says inflation isn't a major concern for the real estate market in New York City. Dr. Chris Beyrer, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, says we're on the right side of the omicron surge. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

J-Russ and the Lefkowi (all 3 of them) join Dave in the home studio at Skydive Chicago.   World meet discussed Summerfest Discussed Landing off in the corn Steve and JaNette Describe Your Jump  First jump excitement iFly Corporate  Christopher Fikes of kravtofly.com Mike Gruwell of www.chutingstar.com discusses covid supply chain issues Safety First with Brian Germain - What's in your jumpsuit pockets? Pic of the Week - Bill Booth lands in front of the pyramid of Gyza during Jump Like A Pharoah, Vol.2.  Photo by Bruno Brokken Feature interview with Bill Booth and Tom Noonan Q&A Dropzone of the Month - Cleveland Skydiving Center To yell “door” or not to yell “door” To kick or not to kick

J-Russ and Danimal join Dave and Stump in the home studio Hiring issues at the dropzone Freedom Fest World meet thoughts from J-Russ iFly corporate tunnels and skydivers When is it too hot to jump? After how many years of not jumping should you sell your gear? Danimal talks about some of the nastier jobs around the dz Safety First with Brian Germain discusses altitude awareness in line twists Pic of the Week - Left to right, Paul-Henry De Baere, Bill Booth, Tom Noonan, Jim Wigginton and Glenn Singleman stand in front of a Twin Otter on skis on the skiway at Union Glacier Antiartica.  Photo by Terri Booth Feature Interview - Bill Booth and Tom Noonan on expedition jumping How to get on big ways both freely and belly Tips on finding teammates Where would you be today if you had never made a single skydive Tips for a new A-license holder Most memorable jumps

In Part 2, we discuss some ways in which digitization has greatly changed how music sound tracks for films are recorded. We also discuss nerves, why it's crucial to be a confident player, getting started as a newly arrived player in Los Angeles, and what it is like to record with John Williams.

The life of a recording musician varies from day to day, so Jon and Bill talk about how they balance their schedules, how they work to be consistent players, and why "egos must be checked at the door."

Jon Lewis and Bill Booth are two of the top brass players in the Hollywood film recording scene. For many years, they have recorded with the top Hollywood film composers, and in our conversation we discuss the many aspects of what it means to be a first call player in the Hollywood studio scene.In Part 1 of our conversation, Jon and Bill take us through the process of being a studio musician, including how sessions are arranged, finances managed, the importance of being a great sight reader, what a studio contractor does, and their experiences recording the Matrix movies.

A new mutation of the coronavirus is spreading in the U.K. — and causing chaos at certain ports of entry as Britain prepares to leave the European Union. Plus, the historic nomination of Rep. Deb Haaland to be interior secretary.Read more:The U.K. coronavirus mutation prompts more travel bans and major freight disruptions. The timing couldn’t be worse, London bureau chief Bill Booth says, as Britain prepares to leave the European Union. President-elect Joe Biden has picked Rep. Deb Haaland of New Mexico as his nominee for interior secretary. If confirmed, she’ll be the first Native American to serve in the position, managing the department that oversees the country’s tribal lands and has historically slighted Indigenous peoples in the United States. Subscribe to The Washington Post: https://postreports.com/offer

EYE 2 THE SKY - UFO SYNOPSIS w Dee Andrew guest Bill Booth UFO researcher

Our lead pastor, Bill Booth, and associate pastor, Gary Stinnett, discuss what scripture says about infant baptism and discusses their view on family dedication.

William Booth. Bill Booth. Bill "Lord of the Three Rings" Motherfuckin' BOOTH! Astounding is all I have to say.  When you stop to think about literally all of the game changing inventions this man has brought to our sport, any one of which would put him deep in the Hall of Fame, and then put them all together... WOW! You have a man who has almost single handedly shaped modern skydiving into what we know and love today.  I can't lie, at least a few times in this interview I'm literally gushing with gratitude, because let's face it, without the BOC throw out pilot chute, the three ring system, tandems...  How many of us would have a vastly different life right now?  A wealth of knowledge and a great and entertaining story teller, it is my great pleasure to present to you Mr. Bill Booth on Lunatic Fringe.

Bill Booth’s grandfather, Tom Booth, came to Tupelo, Mississippi, in 1912. There, he opened a hardware store on Main Street. “Pappy” Booth soon sold the business to his son, George H. Booth who changed the name to Tupelo Hardware. Owned and operated by the Booth family since 1926, it remains for many, the go-to place for hard-to-find tools. Famously, Gladys Presley bought her son Elvis, his first guitar there. In this interview, conducted in 1991, Bill Booth shares with us some memories of his grandfather and of life growing up in Tupelo. During the early days of automobile travel, most Mississippi roads were primitive, unpaved wagon trails. Booth recalls how his grandfather once stopped to help a friend who was stuck in a stream. As a lifelong citizen of Tupelo, Booth witnessed a lot of important changes over the years. He discusses the city’s first traffic light and one cantankerous driver’s reaction to it. For many Mississippians, their first time behind the wheel of a car was on a secluded country road. Booth recounts learning to drive his grandfather’s 1925 Buick on a trip to Shreveport. PODCAST BONUS: President Franklin D. Roosevelt came to Tupelo in 1934 to deliver a speech on the Tennessee Valley Authority. Booth remembers how his boy scout troop lined the path to the President’s car, and being patted on the head by FDR, afterwards. PHOTO: MDAH - FDR in Tupelo 1934.

PIA Symposium 2019 | Bill Booth – UPT

Bill Booth, UPTVector demi-god, headline interview Rob Lloyd Ask The Expert about your first camera helmet and stills camera Bill Legard Book Club recommendation is “Boyd: The Fighter Pilot Who Changed the Art of War” Front Cover by Chris Cook of Tom Shorten over Skydive Langar Back Cover of Brian by Clem Quinn in Bewl Reservoir Nationals, Nationals, Nationals, Nationals (Tash and Rai won medals) Worlds, Worlds, Worlds Hilarious video mention of Jason Hobbs’ shoe coming off and attacking Emily Sugars under canopy. Video by Max Holmes. No mention of Stefan Pacel, at all. Thanks to a recent request from Oli Ellis. Swoop Challenge in Denmark (London 2019?) Eclipse jumps in the dark A ‘tea leaf’ meets the ‘Old Bill’ thanks to Macca Shunt, a novel by Stubert Ferglestein, glowing recommendations flood in… “it’s not shit”. #shuntnotshit Brian learns to check that jumps are fancy dress before turning up suitably attired. Craig went to Germany for the World Cup. They started it. Then they stopped it. Then they started it. Repeat to fade… Craig was driving past Skydive London, thought it would be rude not to pop in and say hi, two jumps later… Tash flies to Raeford to Judge at the USPA CF Nationals Rai tells you whether you should learn to freefly on slow or fast wind speed settings in the tunnel. No wait, she cops out and says “a bit of both”. Brian had better weather in Czech Republic than Craig in Germany and loves the event video by Dan Girdea and Dave Clarke Ep45 coming up in Sept featuring a full length interview with Norman Kent. Contribute via facebook, email or better yet record some audio on your smart phone and email it to us on studio@radioskydive.uk We love to hear from you.   Please share this post. Please share our podcast. Please write us a review wherever you source your podcasts from. We love you long time. x

DAY2 – LIVE from 2017 PIA Symposium - Bill Booth

Dave and Stump are joined in the home studio by Australian jumpers Gus Mitchinson and Brad Meiklejohn. Australia killed the unlimited pass. Disco ball bandits story. World Meet discussed. Rookiefest discussed. How do jump planes avoid jumpers on descent? Safety First with Brian Germain discusses cutting away helmets. Pic of the Week - An ash dive over Skydive Arizona for Ernest “Weird” Wayne Snyder D-6338. Photo by Mike McGowan. Feature Interview - UPT Tour Part 2 with Bill Booth. Bubble bowling and soccer champions. Rocket flies in the tunnel. Listener email.

Bill Booth – President UPT Seminar – 50 years in the skydiving – Inventions and Adventures

This week's program recaps a fabulous presentation I heard at the recent Association of Science-Technology conference in Raleigh, North Carolina. Entitled Knowing Your Community: To Be More Interesting, Be More Interested, a panel of science center professionals led by Bill Booth described the transformations that are occurring in their institutions when they listened to what their communities had to say rather than what the institution wanted to hear. Bill and his colleague Kristin Leigh from Explora will share concrete tools and examples of how science centers—and all cultural institutions—can shift their focus from working for their communities to working with them.

Bill Booth has been associated with handguns nearly all of his life. He was exposed as a kid, then as a police officer and handgun instructor and most recently as a marketing agent for Smith & Wesson. For the past decade he was hunted with S&W handguns all over the world, including some of the African hunts discussed on this … Read more about this episode...

Relax at the campfire while world-class hunters Bill Booth and Hovey discuss the diversity of world opportunities for handgun hunting. Topics include the new S&W Governor revolver which shoots the .410 shotshell, selecting a hunting pistol, wild hog hunting and exciting hunts with cartridge and black-powder pistols from North America and Africa. … Read more about this episode...

Producer/Host:  Maria Girouard Topic:  The Penobscot Watershed Eco-Center Collaborative What is the Penobscot Watershed Eco-Center?  Who is involved in the collaborative and why is it important to them?  What can visitors to the Eco-Center expect to learn about the web of life? Guests: Veronica Young, Associate Director, Penobscot East Resource Center;  Jym St. Pierre, Maine Director, RESTORE: The North Woods;  Bill Booth, local citizen and avid outdoorsman;  James Francis, Sr.,  tribal historian, Penobscot Nation Cultural and Historic Preservation Deprt Call in show The post Wabanaki Windows 8/18/10 first appeared on WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives.

Harrisonville boogie. Join our listener map at www.frappr.com/skydiveradio. Big thanks to Stephen Galinsky for creating the new Skydive Radio logo. Pic of the Week by Iwan van der Schoor: Alana Fulvio and Anita Grundherr exit the King Air over Bay Area Skydiving. Bill Booth talks about jumping at the North Pole. Win a 30 gig iPod from Dropzone.com. Darren Bull wins the Skydive Radio video contest. MS fundraiser in Wisconsin.

Sorry about the website problems. We now have 300 gigs of bandwidth a month. Pic of the Week by Mark Ehrmantraut: Calder Chernoff goes for a jump with a giant snowball. Stump's new RV might not be all he hoped for. Question and answer session with Bill Booth.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   

Superman and Gayle's reception party. Stump has a future dorkboard brother. Mike Hoy creams a cameraman from CMT. See the video at www.manifestmaster.com/video/corn.wmv. Pic of the Week by Scott Callantine: Aaron Evans makes a jump on his birthday at the end of 2004 over Blue Skies Skydiving in Bremerton, WA. Conversation with Bill Booth. Thanks for supporting Skydive Radio with your donations. Upcoming Skydive Radio poker tourney dates to be announced soon on dropzone.com bonfire forum.