Podcast appearances and mentions of Bill Edwards

Prepare to be blown away by two of the most talented and inspiring musicians to grace our studio. Al Vasquez, a master percussionist and vocalist, joined forces with the legendary Bill Edwards on guitar. Despite some minor technical difficulties at the start, their raw talent and passion shone through in every note. As I sat there, surrounded by the electric energy of their live performance, I felt like I was transported into a recording studio. Their musical chemistry was undeniable, and I was honored to witness it firsthand. But enough from me, let their music speak for itself as you listen to the show. Al will be gracing our local venues soon, so mark your calendars. On December 28, catch his quartet at Davis Wine Bar. And on January 25, don't miss his performance at the Winters Opera House alongside the incredible Dave Nachmanoff. Don't miss this opportunity to experience pure musical talent at its finest. Trust me, this hour will be a gift to your senses. So be swept away by the captivating performances you will witness.

Police union boss Wayne Gatt has weighed in on the savage assault on officer Bill Edwards in Bendigo earlier in the week, which left him with a broken nose and two broken teeth. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SummaryIn this episode of The Bentonville Beacon, host James Bell is joined by Mayor Bill Edwards of the City of Centerton, a community focused on a wholesome lifestyle, cultural history, environmental preservation and nurturing local business growth. Since the 2020 U.S. Census, Centerton's population has grown more than thirty-five percent, vaulting it to the twentieth largest city in Arkansas.Centerton's population has grown from 9,500 to nearly 25,000 residents during Mayor Edwards' pivotal fourteen years at the helm. During that time, Mayor Edwards has prioritized adding amenities that strengthen quality of life. Among these amenities are outdoor recreation opportunities including parks, pavilions, splash pads, a sports facility and walking trails–and now, a community center.During the episode, Mayor Edwards describes his journey of transitioning from a career at J.B. Hunt to his first foray into politics as on the Centerton City Council to Centerton's top leadership role–and he shares insights into how the city is evolving by blending progress with preservation. You'll also hear what exciting initiatives are underway, like the new Community Center, and how the City of Centerton collaborates with the surrounding Greater Bentonville Area and Northwest Arkansas region as a whole.Thanks for tuning in!Show NotesTimestamps in this blog are for the audio-only version of the podcast; video timing differs.(0:52) Introduction to Mayor Bill Edwards(2:45) Mayor Edwards' Journey to Becoming Mayor(3:59) The Growth and Development of Centerton(5:28) Accomplishments of Centerton's City Departments(6:38) Sustaining Quality of Life While Expanding(8:41) Centerton's Collaboration with the Greater Bentonville Area and NWA(9:52) Business Opportunities in Centerton(10:49) Mayor Edwards' #BecauseCenterton Story(11:55) Centerton's Future Community Center and Initiatives(14:27) Closing Questions ‍LinksJames Bell Bentonville Economic DevelopmentGreater Bentonville Area Chamber of CommerceMayor Bill Edwards on FacebookMayor Bill Edwards - Contact InformationCity of Centerton

RW Bill Edwards, 33° MSA, shares his vision on how the John Maxwell Method can be applied to help Brothers apply the important core values of Leadership in all aspects of their life. In his own words, Dr. Maxwell said "Leadership is NOT about Titles, Positions or Flowcharts. It is about one Life influencing Another.” Bro. Bill details how Masons are charged to do the very best with that which lies nearest to you, as your influence will go further than you can conceive to make a lasting positive difference in the world!Show Notes:Watch RW Bill Edwards presentation, "Living Our Scottish Rite Values by Applying the Maxwell Leadership Method," on YouTubeFollow the Craftsmen Online Podcast on SpotifySubscribe to the Craftsmen Online Podcast on Apple PodcastsEmail the show! Yes, we will read your email and may even reach out to be a guest on a future episode.Support the Podcast. Whether it's a one time donation or you become a Craftsmen Online Patreon Subscriber, we appreciate your support!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/craftsmen-online-podcast--4822031/support.

Is the balance between soft skills and technical skills right in security? Kevin Jones, CPP, shares his perspective about how practicing soft skills like effective communication can reap rewards for security managers and early career professionals. Anders Noyes, CPP, shares how curiosity and soft skills can drive your career growth long-term. And Bill Edwards, CPP, PCI, explains how uncrewed aerial systems (UAS) are being used on the battlefield and how those applications are jumping over into the commercial security space. Additional Resources Learn how to apply crisis negotiation lessons to workplace communication in this article from Kevin Jones, CPP: https://www.asisonline.org/security-management-magazine/articles/2023/11/soft-skills/communication-lessons-crisis-negotiator/ Read more about soft skills that CSOs and security leaders use daily in Security Management's content collection here: https://www.asisonline.org/security-management-magazine/articles/2023/11/soft-skills/ Learn about drone uses and threats today: https://www.asisonline.org/security-management-magazine/articles/2023/05/uncrewed-aerial-systems/ Learn about security at mass events: https://www.asisonline.org/security-management-magazine/articles/2023/09/marathon-and-mass-event-security/ Read guidance from Bill Edwards, CPP, PCI, on how to set up a security plan for the air domain on the ASIS Blog: https://www.asisonline.org/publications--resources/news/blog/2023/building-the-air-domain-into-your-security-prorgram/

This week on WOA we have the unique pleasure of bringing together Hippie Radio 94.5 Whit Hubner and Hannah Rose, who is a part of Waves Fairview Day Program. Hannah has a personal goal of being on the radio one day and what better way to facilitate that goal than to connect her with a radio expert? Whit and Hannah are welcomed by your host Trent Denson and co-host Matt Moore to explore what it looks like to get involved with the radio and the various joys that come with it. Whit shares his journey to radio, having started in sales before his boss suggest joining Hippie Radio. He spent 4 years with Hippe Radio before joining WMOT for 6 years. Just this past February Whit returned to Hippie Radio and currently produces the Sunday Night Vinyl Series with Bill Edwards at 9 pm. Hannah doesn't miss the opportunity to ask Whit what he loves most about radio and eagerly listens to Whit's advice on how to pursue the career. We wouldn't be WOA without hearing from Matt "the Man" Moore on his passion for music. Listen along as the team talks radio, The Simpsons, and what we can look forward to next from Whit.  This podcast is made possible through partnerships with Spread the Positive, TN's Department of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, and the Community Foundation of Middle TN. If you like what you hear, share it with a friend and leave a review on any streaming service. Got an idea for a guest, email us at podcast@wavesinc.com.

Born in 1952 in Orsett, Essex in England, the youngest son to Welsh parents Iris and Bill Edwards. Upon leaving school, he went into the travel industry, where he travelled the world, working in travel agencies, tour operators and airlines for some 30 years. In 1976 Myron began freelance writing for BBC, radio and television, his credits include the Two Ronnies, Week Endings, and the News Huddlines. In 1980, he joined JWT advertising, as a copywriter writing his first TV commercial for dog food inside 10 days.   His love for the creative never left him and in 1987 he created Tubewalking, a new map concept, to help people get around London easier on foot, which still operates today. In 1990 he married Niki, whose family background is Greek Cypriot.  On a family trip to Cyprus, visiting Aphrodite's Rock for the first time, the beginnings of his passion to write the story of Mistress of the Rock came into fruition. Moving his family in 2005 to Cyprus to live, gave him the opportunity to write, as during this time he worked on campaigns for TV and Radio in an advertising agency in Limassol. The first manuscript of the book was completed in 2007, released by a local publisher it had a limited audience, but was well received by those who had read it. He has now completed the sequel and is working on the third part of this story. Myron has three children, two sons and one daughter all grown up.   Make sure to check out this author on his website: www.myronedwardsbooks.com You can listen to the podcast on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcast, or visit my website www.drkatherinehayes.com

In this episode we speak to three Englishmen who have made their home in Wales and have played most if not all of their adult cricket here, representing Wales in their Seniors Teams at Over 50s, Over 60s and Over 70s levels. Mick Staddon was born in Battersea and played most of his early cricket on Clapham Common, playing for Belleville Junior Boys and later attending Battersea Grammar School.  The school can boast two England players amongst their old boys, Mike Selvey and David Smith.   Mick's time at the school was sandwiched between them both.  He attended Swansea University from 1968 to 1972, training as a teacher and stayed on in Wales after completing his studies.  After some persuasion from the legendary Bill Edwards, he turned out for Swansea under the captaincy of Hywel Lewis. The club returned to the South Wales Cricket Association First Division in 1976 when Rodney Ontong was the club professional.  Mick captained Swansea for two seasons between 1980 and 1982 and vividly remembers the 1981 Welsh Cup Final when Swansea played Ammanford Cricket Club and were beaten by the third division side who were inspired by the phenomenon that was Linton Lewis. Mick finally finished Saturday cricket aged 60 and has loved his Seniors cricket, giving him the chance to extend his career and loving the camaraderie between the players. Mike Turner learnt his cricket first at Dorchester Grammar School and a minor public school in the West Country.  He then played at University and in Oxfordshire before moving to Wales in 1972.  He first played village cricket before being recruited by Lampeter Town Cricket Club for whom he played for over 20 years. After an invitation to play for Llandysul Cricket Club he played for them for 17 seasons, playing his final league game against Maesteg in 2019.  Mike believes he is, currently, the oldest player to play in the South Wales Premier League at 73, although this may be a record that will be broken by Ron Walton who may return to top flight cricket with Merthyr Tydfil Cricket Club.  He is now the first team manager at Llandysul. Peter Bettelly spent his formative years in the East Midlands and although he loved the game he did not play his first proper game of cricket until he started a working life in South Africa where he spent 4 years in and around Cape Town. He moved to West Wales in the 1980s where he played for Cardigan Cricket Club in the West Wales Cricket Conference for 20 years.  He started his seniors cricket career aged 40 and has played for all the Seniors age grades from Over 50s to, currently, the Over 70s. He remembers playing a charity game in his native South Notts and bowling to Brian Clough and sharing a dressing room with Derek Randall. All three guests talk about their cricketing lives and the joy they have experienced playing the game at all levels.

The Craftsmen Online Reading Room doors re-open on Tuesday, January 31st for our next discussion on Albert Pike's “Morals and Dogma” chapter on Apprentice: The Twelve In Rule and Common Gavel. RW Bill Edwards is our special guest this week as we preview this program open to ALL Master Mason's in good standing, along with a deeper dive into the Masonic Charge given to Entered Apprentices on Citizenship.Show Links:Join our Reading Room on Tuesday, January 31. Learn more and get the reading materials here... https://craftsmenonline.com/reading-room/Get a copy of "The Civility Mosiac" by PGM Russ Charvonia and Michael Ashley... https://www.amazon.com/Civility-Mosaic-PGM-Russ-Charvonia/dp/0880531282

On today's episode we welcome back our previous guest, Bill Edwards, to talk about the rise of commercial drone use and the different security challenges that it creates.We asked Bill to come on the show and discuss this topic because has extensive experience in security design and consulting and has become a leading expert and advocate in the growing security threat that is posed by the widespread drone use we see today. If you want to connect with Bill and learn more, please check the episode details for more information.Please don't forget to follow us on social media, you can find the links in the episode details and if you enjoyed the podcast, please tell your friends about it. Thanks for tuning in and we hope you enjoy the show!Learn More about Bill Edwards: LinkedInhttps://www.securityindustry.org/2022/09/26/guest-opinion-its-time-for-counter-unmanned-aerial-aircraft-systems-in-the-private-sector/https://smallwarsjournal.com/jrnl/art/revolution-military-affairs-vs-military-revolution-emergence-drones-and-robotics-driverSupport the showFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/LeftOfGregInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_left_of_greg_podcast/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/LeftOfGreg More about Greg and Brian: https://arcadiacognerati.com/arcadia-cognerati-leadership-team/

On this episode of the podcast I speak with Ola Wikander about the field of “Nuclear Semiotics”, the scholarly discussion concerning communicating information about nuclear waste disposal into the far future. Ola is a Ugaritologist, Hebraist, Semitist, author, and Senior Lecturer at Lund University. He specializes in ancient languages and religions of the near east, and in particular the texts of Ugarit, which was a city state destroyed c. 1185 BC.   Assuming we work out a secure way of dealing with our nuclear waste, how do we let our descendants 10,000 years into the future know that that is what we have done, bearing in mind that the oldest written text is only around 5,000 years old. In 10,000 years our descendants will likely live in an entirely different symbolic universe. Borders (if borders still exist) will have shifted, our political systems will be entirely new, and none of the languages spoken today will be recognizable. Furthermore, even if we can make our message understandable, there is no guarantee that our descendants will listen or care. Museums all over the world are filled with deceased kings warning people not to move their bodies.   The discussion begins with the history, texts, religion, and destruction of Ugarit, as well as the links that Ugarit had to the early texts and religion of the israelites. It ends with nuclear waste, and the difficulties of transmitting information into the distant future. We cover some of the more unique suggested solutions to the problem, including `Atomic Priesthood', proposed by linguist Thomas Sebeok, a semi-religious council, responsible for passing on knowledge down the generations through artificially created ritual-and-legend.   Note: At around 13:00 minutes into the video we discuss techniques for learning new languages. Despite what was said in the video, there have been new developments: lately, an online lesson series teaching Ugaritic by immersion has actually been started by Benjamin Kantor - see here: https://biblicalhebrew.com/tv-show/immersion-ugaritic/   ►Watch on Youtube: https://youtu.be/WvCmG0w8vko   ►For more information about Ola's research: https://portal.research.lu.se/en/persons/ola-wikander   ►Follow Ola on Twitter: @OlaWikander These conversations are supported by the Andrea von Braun foundation (http://www.avbstiftung.de/), as an exploration of the rich, exciting, connected, scientifically literate, and (most importantly) sustainable future of humanity. The views expressed in these episodes are my own and those of my guests. Many thanks to Bill Edwards for suggestion the topic of this interview. 

Today we are joined by our friend retired US Army Colonel Bill Edwards who has over 35 years of expertise in operational/technical security, counterterrorism, counterintelligence, surveillance, and counter-surveillance. Bill also has extensive experience in private sector security design and consulting and his work spans a myriad of market sectors, including professional sports, transportation, commercial, healthcare, cultural institutions, religious institutions, and city, county, state, and federal government projects.We asked Bill to come on the show to talk about his book called “Inside Abu Ghraib: Memoirs of two U.S. Intelligence officers” that he wrote about his first deployment to Iraq. During the episode Bill shares a number of stories from his book but he also talks about some of the work that he has been doing in the private sector and how the lessons he learned from that deployment carry over into the business world.If you are interested in getting a hold of Bill, please check out the episode details and I would highly recommend picking up a copy of his book, you can find a link in the episode details as well.  Please don't forget to follow us on social media, you can find the links in the episode details and if you enjoyed the podcast, please tell your friends about it. Thanks for tuning in and we hope you enjoy the show!Bill Edwards: https://www.linkedin.com/in/william-edwards/ Inside Abu Ghraib: https://www.amazon.com/Inside-Abu-Ghraib-Military-Intelligence/dp/1476686734/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1AVPRJSWCOPMG&keywords=inside+abu+ghraib+book&qid=1667841847&sprefix=inside+Abu+grr%2Caps%2C169&sr=8-1Follow Us:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LeftOfGregInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_left_of_greg_podcast/Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/LeftOfGregMore about Greg and Brian: https://arcadiacognerati.com/arcadia-cognerati-leadership-team/Support the show

Building on our recent #BruteCast about drone swarms, #TeamKrulak is excited to welcome Col Bill Edwards, U.S. Army (retired) to open the aperture on the global security challenges presented by commercial drones. There are millions of commercial drones in private hands, they are a multi-billion dollar global industry, and their proliferation and use on fields of conflict by conventional armies and non-state actors alike are limited only by their imaginations. Col Edwards describes the challenges, countermeasures, and potential opportunities in this new security environment. Bill Edwards is President of Federal and Public Safety at Building Intelligence, Inc. He retired from military service in 2017 and let Thornton Tomasetti's security consulting group as a Principal from 2017-2021. He has over 34 years of expertise in operational/technical security, counter terrorism, counter intellligence, surveillance and counter surveillance. He is also co-author of Inside Abu Ghraib: Memoirs of Two U.S. Military Intelligence Officers. Col Edwards cited a number of drone databases in the presentation; they can be found below: Drone Laws by U.S. State and Country: https://uavcoach.com/drone-laws/ Drone Laws by Country: https://www.drone-made.com/drone-laws Worldwide Drone Incidents: https://www.dedrone.com/resources/incidents/all Enjoyed this episode? Think there's room for improvement? Share your thoughts in this quick survey - all feedback is welcome! The survey may be found here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSenRutN5m31Pfe9h7FAlppPWoN1s_2ZJyBeA7HhYhvDbazdCw/viewform?usp=sf_link Intro/outro music is "Evolution" from BenSound.com (https://www.bensound.com) Follow the Krulak Center: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thekrulakcenter Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thekrulakcenter/ Twitter: @TheKrulakCenter YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcIYZ84VMuP8bDw0T9K8S3g LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/brute-krulak-center-for-innovation-and-future-warfare Krulak Center homepage on The Landing: https://unum.nsin.us/kcic

Two historic stone wall specialists will be talking at the upcoming UPSTART Festival in the Bay of Islands. Kate Ballard's book Stone Wall Country: The Dry Stone Walls of Bay of Islands and Kaikohe was based on interviews with local residents, including direct descendants of the original wall builders. At her talk "Stories behind walls" she'll be joined by fellow enthusiast Bill Edwards, Heritage New Zealand's area manager. There are hundreds of kilometres of dry stone walls, made from volcanic rocks in the region, so they're an important part of the landscape. Lynn Freeman talks with Kate and Bill, and first asks how these walls were built. Kate Ballard and Bill Edwards' "Stories behind walls" takes place on Saturday 24 Sept at the Plough & Feather in Kerikeri. It's part of Upsurge the Bay of Islands Arts Festival.

This week, Colonel Bill Edwards (ret) joins Chris to talk about leadership, family, and their experiences in Iraq. Bill continues to lead in the business world, is the co-author of a book, and writes for numerous news sources including Forbes.Check out Bill's book on Amazon at:  https://www.amazon.com/Inside-Abu-Ghraib-Military-Intelligence-ebook/dp/B09K5P9B8XFollow Bill on LinkedIn at:    https://www.linkedin.com/in/william-edwards/Check out more Gravity at:  http://gravityct.com/podcastPick up merchandise at:  http://gravityct.com/merchandiseSend us an email at chris@gravityct.comMusic credit:  https://pixabay.com/music/corporate-news-corporate-8307/

Episode 7 of the Border Wars Podcast is dedicated to our new Transregional Threats Journal article, "Killer Drones." Authored by Colonel (ret.) Bill Edwards, there is no one better suited to analyze this evolution in technology and associated threats. With multiple combat tours to include Operation Iraqi Freedom to then serving as the director of intelligence for J2, Special Operations Command-North (SOCNORTH) - in this episode, Bill discusses how drones are changing battlefields, borders, and life as we know it - for good and bad. Now in the private sector, Bill Edwards is consulting several companies on how to prepare for this drastic uptick in the abuse of commercial drones and shares some of his recommendations in the podcast. From the Ukraine War to Venezuela to Mexican cartels on the US southern border, drones are a major focus for SFS research and featured for the first time in this podcast and the associated Transregional Threats Journal (link below). Read #TTJournal Issue 09 Online: https://www.securefreesociety.org/research/killer-drones/ Download PDF: https://bit.ly/TTJ09Magazine Book - Inside Abu Ghraib: Memoirs of Two U.S. Military Intelligence Officers: https://www.amazon.com/Inside-Abu-Ghraib-Military-Intelligence-ebook/dp/B09K5P9B8X Welcome to Border Wars, the first bilingual (EN/ES) podcast that goes beyond the border.

During an extraordinary four-decades in international business, William (Bill) Edwards, CEO & Global Advisor, Edwards Global Services, Inc. (EGS), has played a leadership role in the successful global growth of more than 40 small, INC 5000 and Fortune 100 companies. He is widely recognized as an International Problem Solver, strategist, advisor and specialist on global cultures. His career covers international operating executive, and entrepreneurial experience in the energy, technology, licensing, management consulting and retail sectors. He has been a technical specialist, district manager, master licensee, brand senior executive and brand country president. Mr. Edwards has also started several international businesses. Bill has lived in China, the Czech Republic, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Iran, and Turkey and directed projects in over 50 countries. Mr. Edwards' company has twice received the U.S. Presidential award for export excellence. He has published the respected GlobalVue™ country ranking analysis quarterly for 20 years and publishes a biweekly global business update newsletter that can viewed at: www.geowizard.biz Mr. Edwards is the Vice Chair of the District Export Council of Southern California and the Vice Chair / Incoming Chair of the World Affairs Council of Orange County. He is also a member of the UC Irvine Institute for Memory Impairments and Neurological Disorders (UCI MIND) Leadership Council.  -- Critical Mass Business Talk Show is Orange County, CA's longest-running business talk show, focused on offering value and insight to middle-market business leaders in the OC and beyond. Hosted by Ric Franzi, business partner at Renaissance Executive Forums Orange County. Learn more about Ric at www.ricfranzi.com. Catch up on past Critical Mass Business Talk Show interviews... YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gHKT2gmF LinkedIn: https://lnkd.in/g2PzRhjQ Podbean: https://lnkd.in/eWpNVRi Apple Podcasts: https://lnkd.in/gRd_863w Spotify: https://lnkd.in/gruexU6m #orangecountyca #mastermind #ceopeergroups #peergroups #peerlearning

Bill Edwards, CPP, PCI, PSP, joins SM Highlights host Chuck Harold to discuss the synergy of military and commercial unmanned aerial systems (UAS) in combat in Ukraine and what it means for private security professionals, in terms of intrusions, cyberattacks, and more. Also in this episode, sponsored by NGS Films and Graphics, learn about the key findings of a survey into facility security, as well as how organizations can leverage robust security to exploit risks and gain a competitive advantage.

Multi-Unit Month is back, and that means four brand-new podcast episodes dedicated to multi-unit franchising. Join us every Friday in May, when we'll be speaking to many franchising experts and insiders – as well as multi-unit and multi-brand operators themselves – to learn why this form of franchise ownership is skyrocketing in popularity.   According to FRANdata, over half of all franchise units in the U.S. are controlled by multi-unit operators. There are more than 43,000 of these kinds of operators in the market, and this figure has been rising steadily since multi-unit ownership came to the forefront in the 1980s.   And while we'd commonly associate a broad, multi-unit portfolio with the QSR segment, the fact is that multi-unit and multi-brand ownership can be found across the board. It's true that 81.96 per cent of QSR units fall under multi-unit ownership, but 71.5 per cent of beauty-focused brands also come under this umbrella. Just over half of all clothing and accessory locations are part of a multi-unit portfolio, too.  To learn more about multi-unit franchising and the strategies involved, we spoke with Matthew Haller, president and CEO of the IFA, Bill Edwards, founder of Edwards Global Services, and Michael Cullom, director at Moss Adams. If you're looking to broaden your own franchise portfolio or embark upon expansive growth for the first time, then tune in to learn from the experts.   To keep your finger on the beating pulse of franchising, sign up for our newsletter at global-franchise.com, subscribe to our definitive magazine, and join the conversation with our experts today on LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook. Ⓛ https://www.linkedin.com/company/global-franchise/ ⓣ https://twitter.com/globalfranmag ⓕ https://www.facebook.com/globalfranchisemag/ Multi-Unit Month is brought to you by The DS Group, a multi-unit and multi-brand franchise group that prides itself on operational excellence, speed of service, and the growth of its people within the hospitality space. 

With ANZAC day coming up historians and archivists are looking at new ways of telling NZ's war stories that people might not be aware of. A new podcast episode of Aotearoa Unearthed is launching on Monday, and its about a a secret war waged in Te Tai Tokerau. Wallace is joined by Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga Podcast Editor Rosemary Baird and Northland staff member Bill Edwards to discuss the secret war!

Rosemary talks to four Northlanders who used archaeological research and investigation techniques to piece together a picture of ‘Fortress Northland'; a staggering network of defence infrastructure which was constructed in panicked haste following the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbour in December 1941. Jack Kemp, Bill Guthrie, Bill Edwards and James Robinson share tales of what they discovered through archaeological investigations, oral history interviews, and detective work in the archives.

ECS head varsity baseball coach Duke Williams and Bill Edwards preview the upcoming 2022 season. They also share about the exciting upgrades at the on-campus baseball facilities which will significantly impact player development. 

EPISODE 03 In this episode, we talk about the main strategies architecture companies can implement to save money and time when dealing with high-risk infrastructures with Bill Edwards retired US Army Coronel. Bill currently serves as President of Calibre Engineering. Before this role, Bill was a Principal in Protective Design and Security for Thornton Tomasetti;    Main take-aways: -Security needs to be part of the design process - We should not ignore the risks of Aerial Surveillance  -Architectural design processes will require by the building code Security Consultants in the near future   Thank you for listening! See you next week

On the 1st episode of 2022, we welcome back old friends of the show, Chad Malone & Katie Kinder to discuss their current projects and then we are thrilled to have with us, the CEO and Founder of the Hair Treatment, "Regenix", Mr. Bill Edwards. He will be discussing his humble origins, founding Regenix, dispelling some hair myths and how he landed his most famous customer, Mr. Matthew McConaughey.

Is hair thinning and/or loss freaking you out? You're far from alone. Google searches on women's hair loss in midlife are up 25%! Please join Lauren as she speaks to Bill Edwards, founder and CEO of Regenix Hair Research Clinic and renowned scalp and hair care specialist who has been treating scalp disorders since 1976. In this episode they discuss why our hair thins as we age, why some women experience baldness, what we can do to prevent hair loss, if we can wash our hair too much, the medications we could be taking that are contributing to hair loss, what we should be looking for in shampoos and conditioners and some scary information about dry shampoo and not washing your hair enough. You're not going to want to miss this one!

Dan Kalgren, Bill Edwards, John Fritz, Billie Jo Powers, and Jack Tully speak about their experiences as veterans, how we as civilians can better support our vets, and how other veterans can connect with each other.

September 30, 1973 — #14CFUN is back! Program Director Chuck McCoy has an interesting story about the promotion: "I selected veteran DJ Daryl 'B' to be the MC and star of our call letter change. I asked Daryl to announce that all regular programming on the new CFUN would be suspended while he dialed randomly selected numbers waiting for the first person to answer 'CFUN is back'. That person would then instantly win $5,000. I'm not sure most people know why we selected September 30 as our launch date. Wouldn't October 1, the beginning of a new month be the right day to announce the 'beginning' of a new CFUN? CRTC regulations prohibited any radio station from giving way more than $5,000 in promotional winnings in any given calendar month. What if we gave away no cash prizes from September 1-September 29? In that way, the entire month's allowable $5,000 prize could be awarded on September 30. It was a tricky way to stay within the law and the very next day, being able to go back and start giving away more cash prizes." Thanks, Chuck! A big "thanks" also to Doug Thompson and the late Mike Cleaver for their help with this audio composite of the big night and a sample of the amazing radio that followed. We honour the voices of #14CFUN in 1973: Fred Latremouille, Daryl 'B', Bob Magee, John Rode, Peter Benson, Tom Jeffries, Russ Tyson, J. Lee Smith, Jim Hault, Bill Edwards, Tom Lucas, Jack Casey, Russ McLoud and Bob Merchant.

Sources and show notes Excerpts from the Magdeburg Confession: https://faithandheritage.com/2015/11/the-magdeburg-confession/ Website of Matt Trewhella: https://defytyrants.com/ Sermon series from Sam Waldron on the "Christian's Relationship to Civil Authority": https://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?SID=920202149176749 It's Good to be a Man podcast on the inevitability of patriarchy: https://itsgoodtobeaman.buzzsprout.com/266333/9159001-the-inevitability-of-patriarchy Honest to Pod podcast by Gregory Baus: https://www.audible.com/pd/Honest-To-Pod-Podcast/B08K56HP45 Sources on John Ponet: https://faculty.etsu.edu/history/documents/ponet.htm and https://www.winchester-cathedral.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/JOHN-PONET-RECORD-EXTRA-ANNE-LOVETT.pdf Source on Jonathan Edwards the younger, by Bill Edwards: http://www.americanrealities.com/edwards-jonathan-jr.html

Today I welcome Myron Edwards to the book club. He is our newest member! Myron has written the first 2 books of this 3 book trilogy. His first book Mistress of the Rock is a fascinating story. He shares with us his journey to becoming a writer and the challenges he faced with turning his books into a movie. You can find Myron books on his website https://www.myronedwardsbooks.com/index.html More about Myron Edwards Born in 1952 in Orsett, Essex in England, the youngest son to Welsh parents Iris and Bill Edwards. Upon leaving school, he went into the travel industry, where he travelled the world, working in travel agencies, tour operators and airlines for some 30 years. In 1976 Myron began freelance writing for BBC, radio and television, his credits include the Two Ronnies, Week Endings, and the News Huddlines. In 1980, he joined JWT advertising, as a copywriter writing his first TV commercial for dog food inside 10 days. His love for the creative never left him and in 1987 he created Tubewalking, a new map concept, to help people get around London easier on foot, which still operates today. In 1990 he married Niki, whose family background is Greek Cypriot. On a family trip to Cyprus, visiting Aphrodite's Rock for the first time, the beginnings of his passion to write the story of Mistress of the Rock came into fruition. Moving his family in 2005 to Cyprus to live, gave him the opportunity to write, as during this time he worked on campaigns for TV and Radio in an advertising agency in Limassol. The first manuscript of the book was completed in 2007, released by a local publisher it had a limited audience, but was well received by those who had read it. He has now completed the sequel and is working on the third part of this story. Myron has three children, two sons and one daughter all grown up. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bright-headed-publishing/message

In this episode, we sat down with Bill Edwards and talked about his background and journey in the firearms business. Bill founded Triangle Shooting Academy with his business partner Jeff in 2010. They operate out of a 40,000+ square foot facility by RDU Airport in Raleigh, North Carolina. Their trainers perform firearm instruction to over 700 people every month, and their retail facility is one of the most trafficked firearms stores in the Southeast. This show features a special guest: my close friend, colleague at MidStreet, and UFC watch party companion Erik Sullivan.We covered:Bill's story and journey from commission sales in manufacturing and real estate to owning a "Guntry" club"Speed dating” to find a complementary business partnerThe importance of following your passion find the best path for you- The power of having a peer group within an industryThe future of Triangle Shooting Academy---Subscribe to my newsletter to get updated every week with a new episode at https://jonahpollone.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonahpolloneTwitter: https://twitter.com/jonahpollone---Visit Triangle Shooting Academy: https://www.triangleshootingacademy.com/index.cfm?Listen to Bill's feature on Triangle Radio: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1152746/4901219Walk for Hope: https://walkforhope.com/events/walk-for-hope/

In this episode, co-hosts Steve O'Leary and Virginia Naeve share some early signs and symptoms they observed in their family members with Alzheimer's disease. Guest Bill Edwards discusses his personal experience with early-onset Alzheimer's disease in his wife, Nancy. What would like to hear about next? Email us at mwitbrac@uci.edu.

Scalp Specialist ,Founder &CEO of Regenix Hair Research Clinic, Bill Edwards talks about his unusual journey to Hair treatments. He also shares stories of some of the celebs who came to him plus HE is a customer too. Regenix.com #regenix #matthewmcconaughey #hairloss

On todays show Jordan meets with Bill Edwards, owner of The Triangle Shooting Academy. Having owned a small gun shop back in 2010, Bill saw the potential for growth and decided to open what eventually became an NSSF 5 Star shooting range. With a strong focus on education and training, this 41,000 sq. ft. facility is amazing. It currently features 33 lanes, a full time gunsmith, training rooms, impressive retail, a cafe (the burgers are amazing!) and the list goes on. But that's just phase 1. Phase 2 will offer 7-100 yard indoor lanes, archery, and maybe even a flight simulator! Ok...where's my credit card?

On this episode of SPx, Joe is joined by Bill Edwards, CEO of the Edwards Group and the Bill Edwards Foundation, and a well-known businessman and philanthropist. Edwards, who arrived in St. Petersburg in the early 1990s, discusses the run away success of his Mortgage Investors Corporation, his contributions to downtown including the renovations of SunDial, Al Lang Stadium and the Mahaffey Theater, his strong work ethic and his unwavering dedication to helping his community.

Guest Bio:The Squatty Potty Story begins at the home of the Edwards Family — Bill, Judy, and their son Bobby, the inventors and creators of Squatty Potty toilet stools and the owners of Squatty Potty, LLC, a small family business in Saint George, Utah.Although the family had always been very health conscious, they were dealing with some problems that most families are too embarrassed to discuss — constipation and hemorrhoids. In 2010, in search of relief, Judy Edwards consulted a therapist, who suggested that squatting might improve her condition by helping to relax her colon.Though unaccustomed to the practice of squatting to poop, Judy was desperate to try anything, and squatting did seem to be the more natural way to do one's business. After all, people had been squatting to poop since the dawn of humanity, and three quarters of the world's population still swear by it.As would be the case, Judy's home in southern Utah was equipped with a modern, western-style toilet. While she found relief with the squatting position — raising her feet on a step stool while sitting on the toilet — it was very awkward and uncomfortable.Short of strapping on stilts, she tried everything to place herself in the proper position to ease her discomfort — different step stools, books, buckets, and other easily procured household items. One was too high, another was too low, and none of them felt just right. The clutter also blocked the path to the most urgently needed household appliance, resulting in numerous incidents of stubbed toes, especially in the middle of the night.Fortunately, about 35 years before this story began, Judy had given birth to a baby boy, Bobby Edwards, whom Judy and Bill raised to become a successful designer and contractor. When Bobby caught wind of his mother's plight, he quickly realized that the standard stepstool could be redesigned. Working in the family's garage, Bobby built several prototypes until he found one that worked — a platform of optimum height and width for assuming the squatting position and U-shaped to tuck conveniently out of the way when not in use.The device worked so well, the Edwards built several more to give to friends and family at Christmas, and the gift was such a hit, Bobby launched a website in 2011 and started marketing and selling the product online. Squatty Potty was born. Online sales were a resounding success, with the home-based business grossing over $1 million in its first year. In that year, the Edwards had shipped their product to every state in the U.S. along with 17 other countries.In 2012, shortly after moving production from their garage to a local warehouse, the “Dr. Oz” show called. Bill Edwards answered and thought it was a prank call from one of his kids, but he soon realized that the call was legit, and he shipped a Squatty Potty to the studio, so they could film the segment. When the segment aired, orders started pouring in.

In Episode 11: Happy Lupercalia! Alena and Jeanette crack open a box of pagan chocolates in celebration of Lupercalia/Valentine's Day.  Lots of small stories and facts to get you in the mood for the most romantic day of the year such as.... Goat hide fertility treatments, corpse brides, STI's, stuff people jammed their holes, animal penises AND MUCH MORE! A special thanks to Bill Edwards his sweet crooning.  Robust purrs by Clementine.   Podcast music by Jeff Stovall: https://soundcloud.com/backhousetranscendental      

Bill Edwards is a former collegiate wrestler and MMA Coach from Bristol, Tn currently pursuing a music career. 

Mayor William "Bill" Edwards, who was elected as the FIRST Mayor of the NEW City of South Fulton on April 18, 2017, is having a moment with Soy.  During a breakfast meeting he shares his thoughts, actions and purpose.  Meet Bill Edwards, the man behind the mission.  Season 10, Ep 39.

Bill Edwards of WTKS in Savannah gives an update on Hurricane Dorian

Welcome to the BICBP Radio Network’s Section 6 Wrestling Community! If you need your fix of Section 6 Wrestling talk in podcast form, we've got you! Niagara Falls alumni Matt Johnson takes you through the week’s news in Section 6 Wrestling, discussing results, previews and rankings! Matt stops by the Lew-Port Lancers Alumni Clinic to visit with the team, and gets to talk to a few of Lew-Port Wrestling’s greats, including Cody Fouts, Jon Hoover, Bill Edwards, Justin Walp and Stu Pryce! Listen to some great interviews, hear stories, and advice from coaches and alumni in this special episode! Find us on the web and social media: BICBP-RADIO.com InstagramSection 6 Wrestlecast                         @section6wrestlecastMatt Johnson (writer/co-host)            @maverickmattmultimedia

From the hills of Scranton to the shores of Patchogue Bay, Bill Edwards pursued a career in radio driven by his love of music. As program director at WALK on Long Island, he helped build the sound of the station through the 1980s and 90s.  On today's episode he takes us through the evolving history of music programming, from gut-level decisions to precise polling data to non-stop Christmas music (for which he may or may not be responsible). We also discuss his internship days at WABC, life during Hurricane Gloria, and the state of radio history at local stations.    Station Bibliography Scranton: WEJL Ithaka: WTKO NYC: WABC Long Island: WGSM, WGBB, WBLI, WALK, WLIM Links When AM Ruled Music, and WABC was King (NYT) WALK 97.5 - Long Island Music Hall of Fame Memories of Hurricane Gloria Linger on Long Island 30 Years Later (Newsday)

Brendan: “Do you want a beer?”Eric: “No, I’d like something special.”Brendan: “How about a Bull?”Eric: “A Bull?”Brendan: “Schlitz Malt Liquor, for when you want something a little more special than a beer.”Bill: [A giant bull crashes into Toilet-Kitchen Studio, killing everyone.]Everyone: Fin.Eric: Hey guys, today on Pickled Eggs & Cold Beer we’re talking about Schlitz Malt Liquor. http://www.pickledeggsandcoldbeer.com

07-22-2012 Sermon - by Bill Edwards

03-21-2010 Handling Hard Times with Hope - by Guest Speaker Bill Edwards

02-01-2009 The Power of Patience - by Guest Speaker Bill Edwards

Tampa Bay Rowdies Owner Bill Edwards Meets With Media After Announcing He Has Sold Rowdies To Rays

Rowdies - Rays Partnership Press Conference with Bill Edwards, USL President Jake Edwards, & Rays Matt Silverman

It’s Miller Time. Today, on Pickled Eggs & Cold Beer, we’re talking about Miller High Life. http://www.pickledeggsandcoldbeer.com

Dr Sue Anderson presented on 19 September 2017 'Bill Edwards, A Remarkable Man; A Remarkable Mission'. From a humble upbringing in regional Victoria, Bill Edwards found his calling working with Aboriginal people in the far north of South Australia. As a young, newly-ordained minister he was posted to Ernabella (now Pukatja), a Presbyterian mission in the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands in 1958. Soon after his arrival there the superintendent took ill and was forced to resign his post and Bill found himself thrown in at the deep end as he assumed the role. An energetic and cheerful person, Bill quickly learned the Pitjantjatjara language and turned his hand to anything that came his way – from carpentry, to stock keeping, to preaching the gospel. There he met his wife, Val, the resident nursing Sister, who had a similar work ethic and devotion. While Val had to step down after marriage, she continued to assist and run the clinic at Ernabella as needed. At the same time, she trained Anangu women in nursing, midwifery and domestic work and catered for the constant stream of visitors to the mission. Bill travelled difficult terrain over vast areas on a regular basis to minister to his congregation and conducted the famous Ernabella choir for fourteen years until the couple moved to Adelaide in 1972. This was not the end of their work. Bill went on to teach, speak, write and publish on Aboriginal issues, he translated and interpreted in courts and hospitals, and had a long association with the University of South Australia where he remained an adjunct until he passed away in 2015 at the age of 86. This free public lecture was part of the History Trust of South Australia's Talking History series. For upcoming events visit: history.sa.gov.au/whats-on/events/

Drs. Drew and Bruce tackle the topic of hair loss and discuss the most current treatments.  They are joined by Bill Edwards, CEO of Regenix, who talks about the regimen that Susan Pinsky is finding success with, and hair replacement surgeon, Dr. Parsa Mohebi.  Later, they speak with dermatologist Abel Torres MD/JD, Professor and Chairman of Dermatology at Linda Loma School Of Medicine and dermatologist Dr. Hal Weitzbuch who has successfully treated his alopecia patient, Max, with steroid injections and platelet rich plasma. Get 15 percent off a starter kit at Regenix when you mention Drdrew at checkout.  This episode is sponsored by Hydralyte.

Soy and Brandon tackle politics with the New Mayor of the City of South Fulton, William "Bill" Edwards.  Mayor Edwards has over 30 years of public service that includes serving in the position as Fulton County Commissioner and says "He is not a politician".  He is committed to public service and explains the agressive agenda to building a new infrastructure and transitioning to cityhood.  Get up close and personal with Mayor Bill Edwards and hear the discussion on the "Renaissance", taxes, educaton and policng a new community.   Episode 49. 

July 22nd - Interview with Mayor Bill Edwards of the new city, South Fulton! by Lou Weiland

Mayoral Candidate Bill Edwards is campaigning to lead the New City of South Fulton.  With just a few weeks before the voting ends, Mayoral Candidate Bill Edwards shares his vision, ideas, plans and why he would be the best Mayor for the new city.  

New Jersey is in the midst of wildfire season as weather conditions at this time of year tend to be dry and windy. Keeping this in mind, Bob Bostock sits down with DEP’s State Fire Warden Bill Edwards to discuss how residents need to be extra cautious while they are outdoors in order to reduce the risk of fires.

Kim Demmings tied Bill Edwards for the most career points ever by any Raider — man or woman, in a career, as her 25 points led the women's basketball team to an 89-71 Horizon League decision at Detroit Jan. 14. Demmings now has 2,303 points for her career, the same as Wright State Hall of Famer Bill Edwards (1989-93). She is now 37 points away from tying Milwaukee's Traci Edwards for the most points in Horizon League women's basketball history (2,340). Demmings became the top scorer in Wright State women’s basketball history on Nov. 19. She will attempt to break Edwards' university record when Wright State (14-3, 4-0 in the Horizon League) wraps up a Michigan road trip on Saturday, Jan. 16, with an 11 a.m. matchup at Oakland.

Bang Town Fightwear presents WV Fight Sports Radio.We have a great show tonight we have Bill Edwards talking about his upcoming PFC title fight,then we have Jesseray Chidrey talking about his upcoming pro debut.We have the cutman's corner a Bang Town give away and much much more

Bang Town Fightwear presents WV Fight Sports Radio.We have a great show tonight we have Bill Edwards talking about his upcoming PFC title fight,then we have Jesseray Chidrey talking about his upcoming pro debut.We have the cutman's corner a Bang Town give away and much much more