Podcasts about Bill Maxwell

The new IATW Equestrian Program launched earlier this year, and is set to return in 2025!Tessa and Bill Maxwell from Orchardview Stables, and Bryan Polk from the foundation join us on this episode to talk in depth about the program and how working with horses can be very therapeutic.More info about Orchardview Stables: https://orchardviewstables.org/More info about the foundation: https://iatw.us/

Welcome back to The Round 12 MOTIVATIONAL MASTERY Podcast Show! Episode #128 “LEADER VERSUS BOSS!” Ok. This episode is a Hot One! It has a bit of steam coming from its head and it could possibly stimulate conversation. Whenever we think or talk about how we treat each other and how we define our positions in the hierarchy of social existence, some people have varyingly different perspectives than some others. This always seems to contribute to us not getting along as well as we could, and certainly not being as effective as we could be either. The goal of this podcast is always about growth, development and some level of mastery. This episode is just another brick in the wall. Take a listen, think a thought, and come up with your own sense of who's the “Boss” and who's “The Leader!” Then choose which one you follow, or which one you are. BE SURE TO CLICK THE ATTACHED LINK TO SEE OUR DETAILED INFORMATIONAL EMAIL OR TO SUBSCRIBE: https://conta.cc/3YG6CZn Intro & Outro Music Provided by... Soul II Soul, Song: "Keep on Movin'!" Contributing thoughts: Gifford Thomas book, “Communication for Change Management. Bill Maxwell, “Tampa Bay Times Boss Essay.

Veteran journalist and professor, Bill Maxwell, discusses the 60-year anniversary of Mississippi Freedom Summer.

(Apr 25, 2024) For the last two months, a nonprofit SPCA in Clinton County has cared for almost 50 dogs seized in an alleged animal cruelty case. The organization's leaders say they've been stretched thin, but things are turning a corner as they ready the dogs for adoption; environmental groups say they'll push the New York State Assembly to approve a key climate change bill before the session ends in June; a conversation with Wilmington author and illustrator, Maxwell Eaton III. He's joining NCPR for a celebration of children's literature Saturday morning at the Massena Public Library. We sat down with him to talk about writing and the fun of getting drawings from young readers in the mail.

Click into your bindings as we launch from the highest peaks of the North Cascades with ski mountaineering historian Lowell Skoog, author of Written in the Snows: Across Time on Skis in the Pacific Northwest, published by Mountaineers Books and 2023 winner of the National Outdoor Book Award (NOBA) for historical writing. Born to a family of Nordic ski jumpers who later pioneered endurance routes traversing remote mountain reaches, Lowell's stories abound in evocative details as well as critical characters like Wolf Bauer, Olga Bolstad, Hans Otto Giese, Bill Maxwell and Milnor Roberts. Chronicling the birth of Pacific Northwest skiing from a little-known sport of immigrants to cultural cornerstone, Lowell conveys the wonderment of Scandinavian settlers waking to Seattle's first big snow in 1916; the camaraderie enjoyed by founders of early Pacific Northwest ski clubs; and the hijinks of the 1934 Silver Skis race. His characters range from backwoods trappers to the heroic fighters of the United States Army's 10th Mountain Division—some of whom would later develop North America's postwar ski industry. Amidst our current backdrop of climate change, Lowell's snowy memoirs—confessions of sorrow and sanctuary—are also a poignant record of a threatened pastime. "Being up in the mountains and having that connection with the natural world…is really healthy. It can help you forget about short term concerns; you are in a place that's been there forever…and will be there forever.” ~Lowell Skoog

Bill Maxwell and Yvonne are the guests of Carl Jackson in this episode. Bill was born and raised in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. His mother was a jazz pianist who died two months after giving birth to him. Encouraged by his Grandparents to study music, Bill entered a music preschool at two years of age. Bill started playing drums professionally at the age of twelve. Learn more in this episode.

 Conversation with Author, Writer, Journalism Professor, Bill Maxwell.

We talk with former Tampa Bay Times columnist Bill Maxwell about his new book of selected columns, "Maximum Vantage" and his life as a journalist and teacher. Maxwell's nearly two decades of writing — from 2000 to his retirement in 2019 — is rooted in experience. He took on tough subjects, including racism, poverty, environmental degradation and the living and working conditions of farm laborers.

We talk with former Tampa Bay Times columnist Bill Maxwell about his new book of selected columns, "Maximum Vantage" and his life as a journalist and teacher. Maxwell's nearly two decades of writing — from 2000 to his retirement in 2019 — is rooted in experience. He took on tough subjects, including racism, poverty, environmental degradation and the living and working conditions of farm laborers.

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So many business owners fall into the trap of focusing only on the end outcome: are sales up or down, did the product sell or not sell, are we profitable? But in reality, we should be focused on measuring the stepping stones along the way that they can control: sales leads collected, on time delivery, managing discretionary expenses, etc.    In this, business is much like sports. Focusing solely on the end outcome (did you win or lose?) can only get you so far. You also need to focus on what you're doing in the lead-up to the games. Our guest this week is an expert in preparing athletes for those moments — and helping them measure progress along the way.    Bill Maxwell is the Director of Athletic Performance for Olympic sports, with a primary focus on men's basketball, at the University of Iowa. Before that, he was an assistant strength and conditioning coach at the University of Kansas, where he oversaw strength and conditioning programs for the Jayhawk Olympic sports, including basketball, baseball, and swimming and diving.   Listen to the full episode for more on how a Division I strength and conditioning coach measures success within his program, the difference between outcome goals and process goals (and how to set both), some of the technological advances that have been made in the strength and conditioning industry, and more.   Here's a Glimpse of What You'll Learn:    How Bill got started in strength and conditioning as a profession Some of the ways that the strength and conditioning world has progressed over the past couple decades The impact of wearable technology for athletes How Bill and the rest of the team at Iowa measures athletes' nervous systems, and the impact that rest has on performance  The most important key performance indicators that athletic programs should measure More about the reactive strength index, and how it serves as the standard for the student-athletes at Iowa How Bill answers the question “how do you know your program is working?” The mindset shifts it takes to be a top-performing athlete The difference between outcome goals and process goals, and why both are important within an athletics program How sleep impacts performance  Some of the personal habits Bill has integrated to keep himself at his best every day  How much water intake you should really have The 3 action words Bill tries to practice each day, and what each of those words mean to him   Resources Mentioned in This Episode:  Iowa Olympics Sports Strength & Conditioning Bill Maxwell on LinkedIn “Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones” by James Clear “Leaders Eat Last: Why Some Teams Pull Together and Others Don't” by Simon Sinek “The Brain Always Wins: Improving Your Life Through Better Brain Management” by Dr. John P. Sullivan 40 Strategy Contact 40 Strategy Carl J. Cox on LinkedIn

That's right, back to back podcasts today! This time around, we visit with Iowa basketball strength and conditioning coach Bill Maxwell. We dive into the work he does year around with the Hawkeye hoops team. He talks about his work with the Murray twins and helping Keegan improve his vertical jump. We also discuss who […]

He expanded the possibilities of the gospel sound. He dared to defy the borders of race and integrate Christian music audiences. He shared his platform with many of the most brilliant vocalists and musicians of our lifetime. And then he brought gospel music to the rest of the world. In this episode, Tim and Ray discuss the life and music of gospel legend Andraé Crouch. As always, they dig in deep, covering his beginnings in COGIC (and his first group, the COGICs), his top-notch rolodex of collaborators (including Billy Preston, Bill Maxwell, Danniebelle Hall, Táta Vega, Phillip Bailey, Stevie Wonder, Howard Smith, Linda McCrary, Kristle Murden, and his very own twin sister Sandra Crouch), his prolific works released through Light and, later, Warner Bros. Records, his right-wing politics, his 1982 drug arrest scandal, and his crossover era working in major Hollywood films (The Color Purple and The Lion King, anyone?) and with pop megastars like Michael Jackson, Quincy Jones, Madonna, and Rick Astley. Follow us: Tim: @timdillinger Ray: @raycurenton Subscribe to Tim's newsletter at https://godsmusicismylife.substack.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/outlawsevidence/message

Maxwell had his first professional appearance as a drummer at the age of twelve; his career began with blues guitarist Jesse Ed Davis. He then belonged to The Third Avenue Blues Band, who produced an album with T-Bone Burnett in 1969. In 1972 he moved to Los Angeles with the band Andraé Crouch and the Disciples. There he also worked as a producer, including for The Winans and Andraé Crouch. He also founded the jazz formation Koinonia with Abraham Laboriel in 1980 and was musical director of various television shows such as The Jamie Foxx Show, Martin, Living Single, For Your Love, or amen. As an accompanist, he has worked on recordings by Cassandra Wilson, T-Bone Burnett, Ray Charles, Billy Preston, Quincy Jones, The Crusaders, The Nappy Roots, Freddie Hubbard, Anita Baker, and Luther Vandross. As a music producer, he worked on the soundtrack of films by the Coen brothers ( Ladykillers ) and John Turturro ( Romance & Cigarettes ) and was involved as a musician in the film Walk the Line. Maxwell is currently a member of the band Open hands with Abraham Laboriel, Justo Almario, and Greg Mathieson. In 2007 Bill Maxwell was inducted into the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame. The Carl Jackson Podcast is available on Spotify. See new episodes every Tuesday night at 10/9c on CJC. CJC is available on LOCAL NOW, DistroTV channel 170, SimulTV channel 33, SelectTV channel 415, AtariVCS channel 33, and channel 54 on Tikilive in every city in America, Canada, and Latin America. Internationally you can watch on HedexTV and LimeX Broadcasting systems.

Dynamic drummer and producer talks how music reflects life.

In this episode, we discuss Claude McKay, an influential poet of the Harlem Renaissance, taking a close look at his incredible sonnet "America." For help in our preparations for this podcast, we want to thank Professors Bill Maxwell and Vince Sherry at Washington University in St. Louis, both of whom have often taught Claude McKay and this poem in particular. Bill Maxwell in addition has written extensively on McKay, and we encourage you to look up his work. For the complete collection of McKay's poetry, see Bill Maxwell's edited volume: Claude McKay, Complete Poems (https://www.amazon.com/Complete-Poems-American-Poetry-Recovery/dp/0252075900/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=claude+mckay&qid=1601308642&sr=8-2) And for more information on McKay, please visit the Poetry Foundation (https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/claude-mckay):

This week we are welcoming director of Olympic strength and conditioning at the University of Iowa, Bill Maxwell. Bill is in charge of all programs at Iowa except Football and is specifically responsible for Men's Basketball and Women and Men's Golf. He is a super experienced strength and conditioning coach with a wealth of knowledge. These coaches have obviously have to be great at getting their athletes in the best physical shape possible so they must have a wealth of knowledge in physiology and how the body responds to specific workouts, but they also have to understand the best practices in motivating individuals to give it their all throughout their training. In this episode we focus more on the leadership qualities one must possess to run a successful program. How do you inspire a group of people with such diverse backgrounds, abilities, and intrinsic motivations in order for the team to be a success? How do you get people to bond together in a positive way in the formation of a team? What are various strategies that help push athletes to give it their all every single time they are asked to perform? I'm super excited to share this episode with you guys!! We recorded about a month and a half ago through a mutual friend Cameron Dorn (who's AWESOME) and I was really excited to geek out about leadership, Hawkeye Basketball, and athlete performance. Hope you guys enjoy!! Huge thanks to Bill for sharing his time and knowledge! MORE LIKE A BIGFOOT: Subscribe and Review on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/like-a-bigfoot/id1160773293?mt=2 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7EhpBoeVG2pcTCGwHG85UG Soundcloud Archives: https://soundcloud.com/chris-ward-126531464 Stitcher Archives: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/like-a-bigfoot Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/likeabigfoot/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/likeabigfoot/

Bill Maxwell from Prison Fellowship Ministries joins the show to talk about how he helps to bring light into the dark corners in our prison system.

Legendary drummer discusses his musical journey and everything in between --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jake-feinberg/support

My very interesting talk with man of God Bill Maxwell --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dale613/support

On this episode Christian artist, writer and producer Bill Maxwell joins Rod to talk about his musical journey. As a 12 year-old piano player and drummer playing clubs in Oklahoma, to backing and producing gospel legend Andrae Crouch, Bill's story is one of miracles, music and God's grace.

In this throwback from the FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION podcast archives, Mark and Chris discuss The Greatest American Heroine pilot episode that originally aired back in 1986! During 1986, the original principal cast reunited for a pilot movie for a new NBC series to be named The Greatest American Heroine, which did not result in a new series, and the pilot was never broadcast by NBC. Ultimately, the pilot was re-edited as an episode of the original series (complete with original opening credits and theme), and added to syndication sets of the original series aired on several local television stations in the late 80s, for which it is the final episode. Immediately after the beginning credits, the episode's title card is superimposed over a nighttime view of the Los Angeles skyline, reading "The Greatest American Hero" before appending the letters "i n e" individually to the sound of the NBC chimes. The chimes were a nod to NBC and its president, Brandon Tartikoff, who had expressed interest in reviving the series. The pilot movie reveals that several years after the final episode, Ralph's secret identity was finally revealed to the public, resulting in his becoming a celebrity. This angers the aliens who gave him the suit, and they charge him with finding a new hero to wear the costume and use its powers for fighting evil. Once the transfer is made, they explain, all memory of Ralph's exploits will be purged from the world's memory and remembered only by Ralph, Pam, and Bill. Bill begins their search by researching people with desired hero qualities, but Ralph finds a young woman named Holly Hathaway (Mary Ellen Stuart), an elementary school teacher who spends her off-hours time looking for lost kittens, raising environmental awareness, and serving as a foster mother. Bill, Pam, and Ralph meet in the desert, where Ralph tells Bill about Holly. He reacts visibly to his new partner being a "skirt" before Holly arrives, flying in wearing a new version of the suit made for her, and she pledges to help Bill. The original trio say their final farewells, and even the stoic Maxwell reveals his true emotions as he says goodbye to Ralph and calling Pam a trooper—"...one of the best!" Holly reacts emotionally to the fond farewells, but breaks the somber mood as she accidentally pulls the door off of Bill's sedan. The rest of the episode deals with her learning how to use the suit with Bill Maxwell's guidance, and the pair trying to develop a working relationship. It ends with Holly talking to her foster daughter about Bill, saying he is a good person; Bill, overhearing what she says about him, speaks into a recorder he uses as his "diary" to suggest that maybe she is the right person to wear the suit after all.

On today’s show Adam Simpson discusses Tradition Book: Virtual Adepts by Darren McKeeman. The youngest magical Tradition is the most vibrant and the most irreverent. Virtual Adepts dont waste time delving into ancient grimoires or contemplating their navels. They’re too busy surfing the razors edge of the next zeitgeist. They dont follow trends, they make them. By the time the mainstream catches up to their latest idea, they’ve moved on to new frontiers of space and mind. Where is Dante now? Demon Seed Elite What is a Tradition book supposed to do? Transhumanism Ideal future of the Virtual Adepts (VA) vs. Iteration X Hacker culture Virtual Reality movies of the 1990s VA attitude Four Legions of the VAs How did the VAs stay hip so long? Are trinary computers all that? Virtual Adept Koans Listen to our interview with Bill Maxwell, co-author of Tradition Book Contact us at magethepodcast@gmail.com with feedback and comments and please help extend the reach of the show by sharing it with friends. Subscribe to Mage: The Podcast on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify and TuneIn. Follow us on Twitter @magethepodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mage-the-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mage-the-podcast/support

On today’s show Bill Maxwell joins us to talk about “Tradition Book: Virtual Adepts,”; his gran ... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mage-the-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mage-the-podcast/support

Episode 103 The Greatest American Hero believe it or not we are looking at this superhero show from 1981. The Pilot episode of the series. School teacher Ralph Hinkley meets FBI agent Bill Maxwell on a field trip to the desert, where they are met by a UFO that gives them a mission and a red costume with amazing powers. The new team must then use those powers to thwart a conspiracy.  

Bill Maxwell’s talents stretch far beyond his drumming skills. Over the years, the Oklahoma native has become a first call LA session drummer, arranger, composer, and producer whose career began in a blues band and continued to a producer/drummer role with Andraé Crouch and The Disciples. His career blossomed as he collaborated with artists such as Luther Vandross, Kirk Whalum, the Crusaders, Freddie Hubbard and The Winans. Bill has recently played the role as music director for performances at the White House by playing for President Obama and the First Lady. His abilities and discography are vast and we welcome Bill Maxwell to Inside MusiCast.

In this episode, Matt and Susan are joined by Bill and Wendi Maxwell, a truly one-of-a-kind Stockton couple. Wendi & Bill Maxwell Wendi and Bill Maxwell have each left their mark on Stockton in their own way, and are continuing to bring positivity to our city as active members of our community. In today's episode, we talk with Wendi about being a musician and her professional life before retiring several years ago. Wendi, who is a fourth degree black belt, was recently named manager of Aikido programs at New School Aikido. Don't worry, Bill will have plenty of time in tomorrow's episode. Come back then to listen to our next interview and the rest of the Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell story.For more information on Wendi Maxwell, visit her website wendimaxwell.com. Also, download the new CD from Wendi Maxwell and Tres Hot Jazz, Help a Good Girl Go Bad on CDBaby or iTunes. Don't miss seeing her and the band perform live in Stockton. Check out their schedule here. Visit newschoolaikido.com for more information on Wendi's local work in Aikido.For more information on Maxwell's Bookmark, visit maxwellsbookmark.com.The music on today's show was "Better Than Anything" by Wendi Maxwell and Tres Hot Jazz.Don't forget to come back tomorrow to hear the second half of our interview with Bill and Wendi.

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