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On this episode of the Bodybuilding Legends Podcast, Carlos Cassana from the YouTube channel Golden Era Bookworm, is the guest. In Part Two of his interview, Carlos talks with John about a variety of topics including how the general public looks at Bodybuilding, how healthy is natural bodybuildiing, Carlos's opinion of bodybuilding, the longevity of bodybuilders from the different eras and when did steroid use begin. At the end of the podcast, host John Hansen reads two articles from Muscle Builder magazine including "Where Were You When Larry Scott Was King?" written by Jack Neary from the September, 1979 issue of Muscle Builder and "Vancouver Comes Up Diamonds" written by Bill Reynolds from the April, 1980 issue of Muscle Builder. Time Stamps: 2:00 - Pittsburgh and New York Pro Shows 5:20 - Emails to the Podcast 19:08 - Carlos Cassana Interview, Part Two 19:53 - How the general public views Bodybuilding 26:00 - Is Natural Bodybuilding healthy? 31:09 - Carlos's opinion of Bodybuilding 38:45 - The longevity of Bodybuilders 46:46 - When did steroid use begin? 59:58 - John reads the article "Where Were You When Larry Scott Was King?" written by Jack Neary from the September, 1979 issue of Muscle Builder Magazine. 1:14:09 - John reads the article "Vancouver Comes Up Diamonds" written by Bill Reynolds from the April, 1980 issue of Muscle Builder Magazine. Links: Become a Patreon Member Golden Era Bookworm YouTube Channel John Hansen Fitness website John Hansen YouTube Channel Bodybuilding Legends website

On this episode of the Bodybuilding Legends Podcast, Jerry Brainum is the guest to review the 1994 Mr. Olympia contest. In Part One of their interview, Jerry and host John Hansen first talk about the recent passings of bodybuilders Lloyd "Red" Lerille and Pat Neve. Jerry and John also begin their discussion of the 1994 Mr. Olympia contest in which Dorian Yates won his third title over Shawn Ray and Kevin Levrone. At the end of the interview, John reads two articles. The first article is the contest report of the 1960 AAU Mr. America won by Red Lerille. This article comes from the August, 1960 issue of IronMan Magazine. The second article  Time Stamps: 3:44 - Emails to the podcast 6:00 - Start of the interview with Jerry Brainum 7:15 - Tribute to Lloyd "Red" Lerille, 1960 Mr. America 12:35 - Tribute to Pat Neve, 1974 Mr. USA 24:35 - Robby Robinson death rumors 27:30 - Jerry in "Death Race 2000" 33:00 - Review of the 1994 Mr. Olympia 51:55 - John reads the 1960 AAU Mr. America contest report written by Peary Rader from the August, 1960 issue of IronMan Magazine. 1:08:12 - John reads the article "How Pat Neve is Training for the Mr. America" written by Bill Reynolds from the July, 1976 issue of IronMan Magazine. Links: Jerry's Newsletter - Applied Metabolics Become a Patreon Member John Hansen Workout and Nutrition Programs Bodybuilding Legends website  

Jerry Brainum, former writer for Muscle & Fitness, Flex and IronMan Magazine, is the guest on this episode of the Bodybuilding Legends Podcast for the annual Year in Review show. On this episode, Jerry and host John Hansen talk about the year 1984 in Bodybuilding. In Part Two of their interview, Jerry and John discuss the 1984 NPC Nationals won by Mike Christian and the 1984 IFBB Mr. Universe which was held in Las Vegas. At the end of the podcast, John reads two articles about Rich Gaspari and Mike Christian, respectively.  Time Stamps: 4:15 - Emails to the Podcast 8:40 - Happy Birthday! 11:00 - Start of interview with Jerry Brainum 11:39 - 1984 NPC Nationals Lightweight Class 13:35 - 1984 NPC Nationals Middleweight Class 22:30 - 1984 NPC Nationals Light Heavyweight Class 27:08 - 1984 NPC Nationals Heavyweight Class 37:30 - 1984 IFBB Mr. Universe Lightweight Class 38:22 - 1984 IFBB Mr. Universe Middleweight Class 39:52 - 1984 IFBB Mr. Universe Light Heavyweight Class 41:54 - 1984 IFBB Mr. Universe Heavyweight Class 51:10 - John reads the article "Arms and the Man" written by Bill Reynolds from the April, 1985 issue of Muscle & Fitness magazine.  1:01:15 - John reads the article "Mike Christian Going for the Knockout" written by Armand Tanny from the May, 1985 issue of Muscle & Fitness magazine.    Links: Sign up for Jerry's Applied Metabolics newsletter Become a Patreon Member John Hansen's Workout and Nutrition Programs Bodybuilding Legends website John's YouTube Channel

On this episode of the Bodybuilding Legends Podcast, former Muscle and Fitness writer Jerry Brainum is the guest to talk about the 2024 Mr. Olympia contest. In Part Two of his interview, Jerry and host John Hansen talk about the top competitors in the contest. They also talk about the Classic Physique Olympia and the retirement of Chris Bumstead. At the end of the interview, John reads the 1985 Mr. Olympia contest report written by Bill Reynolds from the February, 1996 issue of Muscle & Fitness magazine.  Time Stamps: 2:15 - Chris Bumstead planning to compete in Open Men's Bodybuilding 4:20 - John's current diet to get ripped 10:09 - New videos up on YouTube 11:00 - Start of interview with Jerry Brainum, Part Two 11:05 - Andrew Jacked, 5th Place in the Mr. Olympia 19:45 - Hungry to win 23:42 - 2024 Classic Physique Olympia 27:00 - Chris Bumstead retires 33:30 - The popularity of the Classic Physique division 35:38 - Top competitors in Classic Physique 38:00 - Weight restrictions for Classic Physique 41:00 - Mandatory blood tests for Pro Bodybuilders 47:25 - Symmetry Round 51:00 - New divisions in Bodybuilding 1:02:50 - Prize money in the Mr. Olympia 1:15:42 - John Hansen reads the article "Haney: Two in a Row" written by Bill Reynolds for the February, 1996 issue of Muscle & Fitness magazine.    Links: Jerry Brainum's Newsletter Patreon Sponsor Link John Hansen's Workout and Nutrition Programs Bodybuilding Legends website  

Send us a Text Message.Rehab is often associated with people who have the most urgent and complex addictions and mental health crises. What if we better educate our service members on what was available, what TriCare covers, and how to spot a reputable provider? My next guest and I will explore this subject in depth and discuss how military members can significantly benefit from these organizations' targeted services. We will also shatter the stigma, myths, and stereotypes of those who seek this care and what this treatment can do long-term for your life growth, health, and happiness. Bill Reynolds is a U.S. Navy-trained physician assistant who served on active duty for 30 years and retired as a Lieutenant Commander in 2012. He has been a PA for over 20 years and has extensive experience in family medicine and psychiatry. Bill guides Sierra Tucson's acclaimed “Red, White & Blue” program for military veterans, police officers, and other first responders.Bill was awarded numerous commendation medals for superior performance while in the Navy and had the honor of caring for patients on submarines, in combat, and as the medical officer of a US Navy SEAL team.Having worked extensively with service members suffering from post-traumatic stress and addiction, Bill brings unique experience to Sierra Tucson as he cares for our military and first responder clients. He is a strong proponent of integrative medicine and understands the importance of treating the “whole person.”Sierra Tucson is #1 in Newsweek's list of Best Addiction Treatment Centers in Arizona for 2023. More on Bill and Sierra Tucson Book TribeBook Body Keeps A ScoreVisit my website: https://thehello.llc/THERESACARPENTERRead my writings on my blog: https://www.theresatapestries.com/Listen to other episodes on my podcast: https://storiesofservice.buzzsprout.comWatch episodes of my podcast:https://www.youtube.com/c/TheresaCarpenter76

With some artists the creative spark doesn't stop just because the guitar gets put down. That's Annie Williams. Anyone who knows her would say the same. From her self-built straw bale house to her hand-sewn performance costumes to her deeply personal songs, the muse follows her everywhere she goes, and does its best to keep up. She just released her debut album, Visitor, seven years and one lifetime in the making. Produced with Bill Reynolds of Band of Horses, it's at once playful and fresh and, like Annie, pretty damn original. The cover of the record is a photograph of the artist jumping through a ring of fire on her motorcycle. The fire was real, the ring was homemade.The Morse Code is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.In this thought-provoking conversation we talk about some of the more notable moments in a career nosing into its twentieth year, like, say, her arrival in Nashville. She was living in Wyoming and a touring christian hip hop group saw her play and invited her to roll with them back to Tennessee. I mean of course.We discuss how her decision to break away from her small business designing handmade bags dovetailed unexpectedly with her first publishing deal, and how that led to sync licenses on several TV shows. And you might be hard pressed to get her to admit it, but Annie is an actor, and a good one. She was approached to star in the film A Funeral for Lightning directed by Emily Kai Bock, which premiered at TIFF and went on to win the Grand Jury Award for Best Short Film at the LA Film Festival. Like many of her opportunities, it was gifted, not sought.There's a word for people like Annie Williams and that word is autodidact. She teaches herself to do things and then she does those things at her own speed in a sort of secret dance with the world around her. Its an orchestration of energy, at once mysterious and inevitable.There's so much I won't tell you about, so you can discover it yourself. I guess I should say she plays an unreleased song live in the studio.  Emily. Listen:I hope you take a moment to listen to or watch episode #141 of the Morse Code Podcast. It's a good one. Find Annie:Website: https://annie-williams.com/IG: https://www.instagram.com/anniewilliams___The Morse Code is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Get full access to The Morse Code at korby.substack.com/subscribe

This week we start what will become a series of podcasts chronicling the journey of the City of Shakopee, MN through the APWA Accreditation process. Shakopee decided to take this on several months ago and a couple of months into the process at the time of this recording. This is a great conversation about why Shakopee decided to do this, how they found an internal champion and what surprises they've discovered so far. Joining us are guests Bill Egan (Public Works Director), Alex Jordan (City Engineer) and Barb Kraemer (Administrative Assistant). AI Generated Description:Curious about what it takes to achieve APWA accreditation? Join us on this enlightening episode of the Public Works Nerds podcast as we sit down with the passionate team from the City of Shakopee, Minnesota. Hear firsthand from Public Works Director Bill Egan, City Engineer Alex Jordan, and Administrative Assistant Barb Kraemer, each sharing their unique journeys and roles within the city's public works department. From Bill's extensive experience to Alex's fresh perspective from Lakeville, and Barb's transition from Parks and Rec, you'll get a front-row seat to the dynamics that make Shakopee's team tick.Discover the motivations driving Shakopee's pursuit of the prestigious APWA accreditation. Despite the rarity of such recognition in Minnesota, the team was inspired by an intriguing article and took strategic steps to gain internal support. We break down the APWA's accreditation chapters, exploring the collaborative efforts across various city departments and the anticipated timeline for completion. You'll hear about the significance of mission and vision statements, the role of parks maintenance, and the invaluable support from APWA community leaders that has propelled Shakopee's public works department forward.Uncover the financial and operational considerations of the accreditation process, including the costs and long-term benefits that justify this investment. We delve into the extensive involvement required from multiple departments, with critical support from city administrator Bill Reynolds. Through specific examples like managing roadkill, we highlight the practical impact of updated policies. This episode emphasizes the importance of teamwork, professional growth, and industry recognition, offering insights and inspiration for public works professionals everywhere. Don't miss this engaging conversation that showcases the power of collaboration and dedication in public service!Show Notes:APWA Accreditation:https://www.apwa.org/resources/accreditation/Parks and Recreation Accreditation:https://www.nrpa.org/certification/accreditation/CAPRA/I was planning on putting additional links here to other accreditation services for other departments such as Finance or Human Resources, but decided against it as I can't vet any of these advertised programs. If you are interested I encourage you to start with a simple Google search for "Public Agency Accreditation" and you will find several options for Police, Fire, Finance, etc. 

This is part B of our two part series on "The History Of - WA Country Week Cricket, with Bill Reynolds". In this episode we continue to hear Bills incredible journey with capturing the history, the players, the teams and the results of the past 117 years of WA Country Cricket and Senior Mens Country Week. Part B focuses on Bills amazing book - 100 Not Out, which is effectively the only existing comprehensive history of WA Country Cricket. Bill and host Rob Marshall, discuss things such as the different styles of Cricket played at Senior Mens Country Week, going back to 1907. They also dive deep into what was a "Captain Call" approach to matches for the first 70 years of the competition. What era's produced the best players and the best teams, including associations that don't even exist any more are examined. Bill also reveals how he sees the way that Country Week has evolved over the years and his incredible and unique methods to capture records for over 24,000 players across those years. It is "must listen" stuff if you love WA Country Cricket or even just Cricket in general. Enjoy listening. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As we continue our "the history of" series, this episode captures one of the most important figures in the history of WA Country Cricket, Bill Reynolds. In this Part A of a two part interview, we find out who Bill Reynolds is and why it is that his work over more than 6 decades has captured every run, wicket and catch of more than 20,000 players to have played Senior Mens Country Week Cricket in WA. It is hard to put into words, how much work this one individual has put into compiling the most concise and incredibly accurate compilation of statistics of players going back over 100 years. Bill's book, "100 Not Out" released in 2007, is viewed as the Bible when it comes to WA Country Cricket and it is across this episode and Part B (soon to follow), that will amaze you as you listen to how it all came together and the legends and magic moments of Senior Country Week, that it has captured along the way. This is "must listen" stuff. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of the Bodybuilding Legends Podcast, host John Hansen celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the 1974 Mr. Olympia contest by reading two articles from Sports Illustrated Magazine about bodybuilding and the Mr. Olympia contest that year. John reads the article "The Men and the Myth" by Richard W. Johnston from the October 14, 1974 issue of Sports Illustrated and then he reads the follow-up article "Trying to Muscle In" written by Barry McDermott which was reprinted in the March, 1975 issue of Muscle Builder/Power magazine. John also reads two articles on the legendary Serge Nubret from the Muscle Mag Annual issues. The first article is "An M.M.I. interview with....Serge Nubret" written by Bill Reynolds and Denie from Muscle Mag Annual 77 and the second article is "In the Gym with Serge Nubret" written by Robert Kennedy for the Muscle Mag Annual 79/80. Time Stamps: 3:54 - "The Guru" documentary 5:41 - Albert Beckles alive or dead? 7:00 - Emails 8:37 - John reads the article "The Men and the Myth" from the October 14, 1974 issue of Sports Illustrated. 47:40 - John reads the article "Trying to Muscle In" from Sports Illustrated magazine. 54:22 - John reads the article "An M.M.I. interview with...Serge Nubret" written by Bill Reynolds and Denie from Muscle Mag Annual 77. 1:08:10 - John reads the article "In the Gym with Serge Nubret" written by Robert Kennedy from Muscle Mag Annual 79/80. Links: Become a Patreon Member Bodybuilding Legends website John's YouTube Channel John Hansen Online Coaching John Grimek Posing! Unseen Footage of Steve Reeves and John Grimek

Another huge week in the county's non-league scene and we've got three interviews for your listening pleasure. Hollands & Blair hit 10 in their win over Welling Town and boss Luke Jessup was understandably thrilled - he tells us about that win, the competition for places, playing the right way and his hopes for the future. Visiting chairman/manager Kevin Oakes is joined by new assistant boss Bill Reynolds to discuss their heavy defeat, how they plan to bounce back and their plans after announcing a move to K Sports. Dartford groundsman Jay Berkhauer tells us that clubs need to invest in their grass pitches to keep getting games on rather than just defaulting to 3G - and explains the difficulties of another wet winter. And Nick and Cian Morgan are back with their account of Maidstone's FA Cup fifth round tie at Coventry. Plus all the rest of the news from across the county and the usual rubbish, including school PCs, leap years, Fraiser and loads more besides. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of the Bodybuilding Legends Podcast, host John Hansen reads three articles about the 1983 Pro World Bodybuiliding Championships from three different magazines - Muscle & Fitness, Flex Magazine and Muscle Mag International. John also talks about John Balik's Bodybuilding News magazines which ran during the year 1983 and he reads two articles from that magazine about the 1983 NPC Nationals and the 1983 IFBB Mr. Universe.  Time Stamps: 5:50 - Arnold Classic next weekend 7:50 - Seminar in Massachusetts 9:18 - Emails this week 12:50 - John reads an article about the 1983 NPC Nationals from John Balik's Bodybuilding News 29:10 - John reads an article about the 1983 IFBB Mr. Universe from John Balik's Bodybuilding News 49:52 - John reads the article "Makkawy Swoops Twists and Flexes his Way to Victory Again" written by Bob Kennedy from the August, 1983 issue of Muscle Mag International 1:07:47 - John reads the article about the 1983 World Professional Bodybuilding Championships written by Bill Dobbins for the August, 1983 issue of Flex Magazine. 1:22:00 - John reads the contest report of the 1983 World Pro Championships written by Bill Reynolds for the August, 1983 issue of Muscle & Fitness magazine.  Links: Become a Patreon Member Bodybuilding Legends website John Hansen Online Coaching Programs John's YouTube Channel

I hope you enjoyed my conversation with Bill Reynolds, Lars Wohlers, and Mike Mayer, co-founders of Experiential Interpretive Design, a coaching company they founded to help individuals, organizations, and sites develop the interpretive experiences they provide.In this episode, we learned about the founders, their respective specialties, and why they founded EID.Today is part 2 of this conversation. In this episode, I sit down with Mike Mayer to discuss his specialty (environmental education) and to learn more about the environmental program that inspires what he, Bill, and Lars do at EID.We begin this episode by learning more about the Institute for Earth Education. Some of this may sound familiar because I included a short segment in Part 1. Don't let this distract you because you'll hear something a bit different before Mike walks us through an example of the type of programming offered by the Institute.In this conversation, Mike and I also discuss creating holistic experiences in free-choice settings, the AMORE framework developed by Steve Van Matre, interpreting global topics across cultures, and what might change the status quo in environmental education. LINKSExperiential Interpretive DesignInstitute for Earth EducationInterpretive Design and the Dance of Experience (2009)Cooper Center for Environmental Learning, College of Education at the University of Arizona ________________________Producer: Tania MarienMusic: So Far So Close by Jahzzar is licensed under a Attribution-ShareAlike License; SOLO ACOUSTIC GUITAR by Jason Shaw is licensed under a Attribution 3.0 United States License.View The Freelance Project Portfolio to learn more about environmental education professionals and the businesses they start to strengthen environmental literacy.Contact Us

In this episode, we meet the co-founders of Experiential Interpretive Design (EID) -- Bill Reynolds, Lars Wohlers, and Mike Mayer. Collectively, they have many years of experience in interpretation and experience design and bring to EID the experience they gained from various roles in tourism, planning, heritage interpretation, environmental education, and coaching. We learn about the founders, why they started EID Coaching, and discuss what is working in the field of interpretation and what is not working. This is the first installment of a two-part episode. In Part 2 of this episode, I sit down with Mike Mayer to learn more about the environmental education program that inspires the work he, Bill, and Lars do at EID.  LINKSExperiential Interpretive DesignMétis CrossingSteve Van MatreJohn Ververke ADDITIONAL RESOURCES SHARED BY THE EID TEAMLars Wohlers' bilingual website about digital evaluation (Visitor Studies)Expecting Company? Preparing your site for Ag-Tourism! (youtube.com)Sharing Great Ways to Greet the Guests (Part 1)Sharing Great Ways to Greet the Guests (Part 2) ________________________Producer: Tania MarienMusic: So Far So Close by Jahzzar is licensed under a Attribution-ShareAlike License; SOLO ACOUSTIC GUITAR by Jason Shaw is licensed under a Attribution 3.0 United States License.View The Freelance Project Portfolio to learn more about environmental education professionals and the businesses they start to strengthen environmental literacy.Contact Us

On this episode of the Bodybuilding Legends Podcast, host John Hansen reads a series of articles about the 1980 IFBB Grand Prix circuit as reported in Muscle & Fitness magazine. This was the first year in which the IFBB held a series of professional contests from February to May, 1980 featuring some of the best professional bodybuilders in the world. Included in these competitions were bodybuilders such as Chris Dickerson, Casey Viator, Robby Robinson, Roy Callender, Samir Bannout, Ed Corney, Boyer Coe and others. John reads each of the contest reports from Muscle & Fitness magazine for all five of these competitions. Sit back and enjoy the contest coverage of some of the best bodybuilders in the Golden Era competing in the first IFBB Grand Prix circuit. At the beginning of the podcast, John remembers Ruth Silverman, editor and writer at IronMan Magazine, who passed away on 12/1/23. Time Stamps: 5:05 - Rest In Peace Ruth Silverman 16:20 - Emails and Comments on the Podcast 25:10 - John reads the article "First Stop Miami" about the 1980 Florida Grand Prix written by Marilyn Guzman from the June, 1980 issue of Muscle & Fitness magazine.  38:15 - John reads the article "Casey is King of Them All" about the 1980 Louisiana Grand Prix written by Bill Reynolds from the July, 1980 issue of Muscle & Fitness magazine.  51:00 - John reads the article "Duel in the Sun" about the 1980 California Grand Prix by Bill Reynolds from the August, 1980 issue of Muscle & Fitness magazine.  1:04:10 - John reads the article "Viator Supreme in Steel City" about the 1980 Pennsylvania Grand Prix written by Bill Reynolds from the September, 1980 issue of Muscle & Fitness magazine.  1:16:30 - John reads the article "Last Stop New York" about the 1980 Night of the Champions written by Marilyn Guzman from the October, 1980 issue of Muscle & Fitness magazine.  Links: Ruth Silverman Interview Become a Sponsor for the Podcast Bodybuilding Legends website John's YouTube Channel    

On this episode of the Bodybuilding Legends Podcast, host John Hansen reads a series of articles about the Mr. Olympia winners from 1977-1983. The articles that are included in this episode include "How the Kid with the Football Exploded Robby's Dream" about Frank Zane's first Mr. Olympia win in 1977, "A Bodybuilders Notebook: How I won the Mr. Olympia" by Franco Columbu in 1981, "Chris Dickerson: Iron in the Blood", an interview with Chris Dickerson before he won the 1982 Mr. Olympia and "The Higher You Climb, the More You Can See" by Samir Bannout after his 1983 Mr. Olympia win.  Time Stamps: 4:00 - Emails and comments from podcast listeners 9:20 - John reads the article "How the Kid with the Football Exploded Robby's Dream" written by Rick Wayne from the February, 1978 issue of Muscle Builder/Power magazine. 26:55 - John reads the article "A Bodybuilder's Notebook: How I won the Mr. Olympia" by Franco Columbu from the April, 1982 issue of Muscle & Fitness magazine.  44:24 - John reads the article "Chris Dickerson: Iron in the Blood" by Bill Reynolds from the January, 1983 issue of Muscle & Fitness magazine.  1:04:43 - John reads the article "The Higher You Climb, the More You Can See" by Samir Bannout and Bill Reynolds from the March, 1994 issue of Muscle & Fitness magazine.  Links: Become a Patreon Sponsor Bodybuilding Legends website John's YouTube Channel John Hansen Fitness website

Author Paul Becker joins the Bodybuilding Legends Podcast for this episode to talk about his new book Mike Mentzer and Me. Paul explains what it was like to train with Mike Mentzer about a year before he passed away and what he learned about Mike's training philosophy. Paul also talks about how he was able to apply these training principles to his own workouts in order to compete in natural bodybuilding competitions. At the end of the episode, host John Hansen reads the article "Mike Mentzer Heavyweight" written by Bill Reynolds about Mike Mentzer's training to win the 1978 IFBB Mr. Universe. This article appeared in the March, 1979 issue of Muscle Builder & Power magazine.  Links: Become a Patreon Sponsor John Hansen's Online Training Bodybuilding Legends website Mike Mentzer and Me book link Mike Mentzer and Me on Amazon Muscle Maturity Podcast - YouTube John Hansen's YouTube Page   Time Stamps: 2:30 - 2023 Mr. Olympia report 12:15 - Emails to the Podcast 22:00 - Interview with Paul Becker, author of Mike Mentzer and Me. 1:07:45 - John Hansen reads the article "Mike Mentzer Heavyweight" written by Bill Reynolds for the March, 1979 issue of Muscle Builder & Power magazine.   

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On this episode of the Bodybuilding Legends Podcast, host John Hansen reads some old bodybuilding articles from both Muscle & Fitness and Muscle Mag International Annual 77 magazines. Included in this episode are the 1986 Pro World Championships and Mr. Olympia contest reports, an article about the "Pumping Iron" premiere from January, 1977, "How Arnold Handles Stupid Questions about Bodybuilding", "The Real Story of Tom Platz at the 1981 Mr. Olympia" and the Mental Muscle of Rich Gaspari. (Time Stamps below) Time Stamps: 1:50 - Chicago trip for Mother's Day 4:00 - Seeing Rich Gaspari  8:30 - Emails from listeners 12:30 - John reads the article "Gaspari Sweeps Pro World" written by Bill Reynolds from the July, 1986 issue of Muscle & Fitness magazine. 21:00 -John reads the article "Mental Muscle" written by Bill Dobbins for the September, 1986 issue of Muscle & Fitness magazine. 33:00 - John reads the article "New York Gets Pumped - The Premiere of "Pumping Iron" written by Bob Kennedy, Gino Edwards and Denie for the Muscle Mag Annual 77. 50:00 - John reads the article "How Arnold Handles Stupid Questions about Bodybuilding" written by James Crawford for the Muscle Mag Annual 77.  57:54 - John reads the article "Truly a Champion: The Real Story of Tom Platz at the 1981 Mr. Olympia" by Joel Brimley from the November, 1986 issue of Muscle & Fitness magazine. 1:09:35 - John reads the "1986 Mr. Olympia Report - 3 in a Row for Haney" written by Jeff Everson for the February, 1987 issue of Muscle & Fitness magazine.  Links: Become a Patreon Sponsor John's Online Coaching John's YouTube Channel Beginning Yoga Video Bodybuilding Legends website

Drone technology is evolving at a rapid pace. Will we see a future where unmanned aerial vehicles replace the traditional crop duster? Likely not for a number of practical reasons as well as the technology advancements being made in manned agricultural aviation. A more likely scenario is where drones compliment airplanes (as well as terrestrial application units) for greater precision, reduced product application, and improved production. In this forward looking episode Damian sits down with Bill Reynolds of Leading Edge Aerial Technology, Andrew Moore with National Ag Aviation Association, and Mike Dipaola CCO of Taranis. Sponsored by:
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Vertical integration in the vision insurance market has led to higher costs and fewer options for patients. Two optometrists, Dr. Ron Benner and Dr. Bill Reynolds, explain how this impacts the price of your glasses, and how the DOC Access Act could fix this problem. And Terry and Bob break down a new poll that shows consumers support FDA regulation of repairs to medical devices. LinksWATCH: Stop Vision Benefit Manager AbusesREAD: Legislative Solutions to Overpriced EyeglassesNeed help?The successful patient is one who can get what they need when they need it. We all know insurance slows us down, so why not take matters into your own hands? Our Navigator is an online tool that allows you to search a massive network of health-related resources using your zip code so you get local results. Get proactive and become a more successful patient right now at the Patients Rising Helpline.Have a question or comment about the show, or want to suggest a show topic or share your story as a patient correspondent?Drop us a line: podcast@patientsrising.orgThe views and opinions expressed herein are those of the guest(s)/ author(s) and do not reflect the official policy or position of Patients Rising, nor do the views and opinions stated on this show reflect the opinions of a guest's current or previous employers.

On this episode of the Bodybuilding Legends Podcast, host John Hansen reads some old bodybuilding magazine articles from the 1970's and '80's. Included in this episode is the article "Behind the Stars" written by Bill Reynolds from the Muscle Mag Annual 3, "The First Battle of the Season" written by Bill Dobbins from the August, 1983 issue of Flex Magazine, "Training Strategies of Frank Zane" written by Rick Wayne from the February, 1979 issue of Muscle Builder Magazine and "So Long Arnold", interview by Gordan Coleman from Muscle Mag Annual 77. (Time Stamps and Links below) 4:20 - Arnold Classic Review 11:20 - Emails from last week 17:30 - "Behind the Stars" article written by Bill Reynolds from Muscle Mag Annual 3 31:55 - "The First Battle of the Season" written by Bill Dobbins from the August, 1983 Flex Magazine 50:30 - "The Training Strategies of Frank Zane" by Rick Wayne from the February, 1979 Muscle Builder Magazine 1:09:10 - "So Long Arnold" interview by Gordan Coleman from Muscle Mag 77   Links: Become a Patreon Sponsor John's Online Coaching John's YouTube Channel Arnold Classic Seminar Bodybuilding Legends website John Hansen Fitness John's Email - naturalolympia@gmail.com    

Join 15-year Marymount volunteer and LeMay-zing! co-host Todd Kelley in his first episode where he interviews two longtime LeMay Marymount volunteers Bill Reynolds and Harvey Widman about their favorite Harold LeMay stories. Todd also adds his own favorite story he shares about Harold during his tours of the LeMay Collections at Marymount.

1988 NPC USA champion John DeFendis is the guest on this episode of the Bodybuilding Legends Podcast. In Part One of his interview, John talks about competing as a teenager, his first meeting with 1972 Mr. America Steve Michalik and his experience training with Steve using the Intensity or Insanity workout program. John also talks about how extremely hard training helped to shape his character and develop his will to win. At the end of the Podcast, host John Hansen reads the article "Jackpot in Las Vegas for John DeFendis" written by Bill Reynolds for the December, 1988 issue of Flex Magazine. Time Stamps: 3:00 - Birthdays this week 5:30 - Benefits for Patreon supporters 6:25 - Emails 9:30 - Muscle Maturity Podcast 10:30 - Beginning of interview with John DeFendis, Part One 12:00 - John talks about his teenage bodybuilding competitions 15:20 - What it means to train hard 17:12 - Meeting Steve Michalik 23:40 - John's first workout with Michalik 29:04 - "Skelton with a wig" 29:35 - The workout that put John in the hospital 37:33 - Teenage Mr. America contest 39:25 - Guest Posing shape 45:00 - Becoming a good poser 48:50 - Pullovers for the chest 58:10 - Host John Hansen reads the article "Jackpot in Las Vegas for John DeFendis" written by Bill Reynolds for the December, 1988 issue of Flex Magazine Links: John's Online Training Bodybuilding Legends Website Support Us on Patreon John Hansen Fitness website John's YouTube Channel Muscle Maturity Podcast Bodybuilding Legends Instagram John's Facebook Page

1978 IFBB Mr. International winner Joe Nazario is the guest on this episode of the Bodybuilding Legends Podcast. Joe talks about how he started bodybuilding while serving in the Air Force, his early competitions, winning the 1978 Mr. International, training in California vs. New York and overcoming a severe back injury. At the end of the Podcast, host John Hansen reads the article "Joe Nazario Defeats the Injury Demon" written by Bill Reynolds for the March, 1979 issue of Muscle Builder & Power magazine. (Time Stamps below)   Time Stamps: 2:00 - Maturity Muscle Podcast 3:30 - 5th Anniversary next month 4:50 - Patreon sponsors 6:40 - Start of Joe Nazario interview 7:20 - How Joe started weight training 10:40 - Training in New York 13:25 - Winning the 1978 Mr. International contest 15:40 - Partying at Studio 54 17:44 - Competing in the IFBB in the 1970's 20:20 - Why Joe moved to Puerto Rico 22:10 - Moving out to California 25:20 - Retiring from bodybuilding 27:25 - Competing in the Mr. Olympia 29:50 - Joe's training routine 32:00 - Joe's back injury 39:00 - Joe talks about some of the top bodybuilders from the '70's 56:00 - Joe's modeling career 1:11:15 - John reads the article "Joe Nazario Defeats the Injury Demon" written by Bill Reynolds for the March, 1979 issue of Muscle Builder & Power magazine.   Links: John's Online Training Bodybuilding Legends website John Hansen Fitness website John's YouTube Channel Bodybuilding Legends Instagram John's Facebook Page

Hour 2 from Calhoun's Outlet is busy as in between visits with Griffin Kopecky, Sam and Greg hear from Adam Pallai and Bill Reynolds previewing upcoming events around Lake Springfield; Krista Lisser announces the latest grandstand act at the Illinois State Fair; and Nicole Pittman and Anna McFarland of The Muni preview this weekend's opening of the season's second production, "Ragtime."  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The Bodybuilding Legends Podcast devotes this episode as a tribute to the late Chris Dickerson who passed away on December 23rd, 2021. The guests for this tribute include 4x Mr. Universe and Mr. America Boyer Coe, Mr. Universe and Professional Mr. Universe Roy Callender and NPC judge Bill Neylon. Boyer, Roy and Bill share their memories of Chris. Boyer talks about competing with Chris back in the 1960's, Roy remembers his battles with Chris on the Grand Prix circuit in 1980 and '81 and Bill talks about what a gentleman Chris was with his fans. At the end of the podcast, host John Hansen reads the article "Elegance is the Game, Dickerson's the Name" written by Bill Reynolds and Armand Tanny for the January, 1980 issue of Muscle&Fitness magazine. Time Stamps: 3:08 - John announces a new seminar planned for March 4:00 - Emails from last week's show 11:00 - Beginning of Chris Dickerson Tribute 12:00 - When Boyer Coe first met Chris Dickerson 13:46 - When Boyer and Chris first competed against each other 14:55 - Bill talks about when he first met Chris Dickerson in 2003 19:00 - Roy Callender talks about when he first met Chris Dickerson 21:20 - Boyer talks about how the contests were judged back in the 1960's 25:09 - Boyer talks about competing against Roy in the NABBA Mr. Universe 26:00 - Roy talks about what made Chris a great bodybuilder 28:16 - When bodybuilders used to compete in a lot of contests 32:44 - Chris Dickerson was the first African-American to win the Mr. America 34:12 - Boyer remembers competing against Sergio Oliva in 1966 36:10 - When Arthur Jones got Ken Waller suspended from the AAU Mr. America 38:15 - Boyer tells the story of traveling to South Africa with Chris 44:45 - When Roy was suspended from competing in the IFBB in 1971 47:40 - Boyer and Roy talk about the 1980 Mr. Olympia 56:06 - Chris's thoughts about the 1980 and '81 Mr. Olympia 58:25 - When Franco came up onstage at the 1980 Mr. Olympia prejudging 1:00:53 - Chris was a great ambassador for bodybuilding 1:04:50 - Boyer Coe's greatest competitive year 1:07:20 - Roy talks about what it is like to be a real bodybuilder 1:13:37 - John reads the article "Elegance is the Game, Dickerson's the Name" written by Bill Reynolds and Armand Tanny from the January, 1980 issue of Muscle&Fitness magazine. Links: Bodybuilding Legends website John Hansen Fitness website John's Online Coaching John's YouTube Channel John's Facebook Page Bodybuilding Legends on Instagram    

Perhaps it is timely that we recently honored our Veterans, because today our guest, Bill Reynolds: Director of Military and First Responder Trauma Recovery Program at Sierra Tucson, will provide helpful information on current treatment options for PTSD, identify available resources for our veterans, and helps us better understand how we can help to a veteran in need. Bill Reynolds is a U.S. Navy-trained physician assistant and served on active duty for 30 years, retiring as a Lieutenant Commander in 2012. He has been a PA for more than 20 years and has extensive experience in family medicine and psychiatry. Having worked extensively with service members suffering from post-traumatic stress and addiction, he brings unique experience as he cares for our military and first responders

Jerry Brainum, former writer for Muscle & Fitness and IronMan Magazine, and Phil Williams, 1985 NPC Nationals champion, are the guests on this episode of the Bodybuilding Legends Podcast. In Part Two of their interview, Jerry and Phil continue their discussion about all the recent deaths in the world of bodybuilding and what can be done to prevent this from happening in the future. At the end of the podcast, host John Hansen reads an article from the April, 1980 issue of Muscle & Fitness magazine "The Two Faces of Lou Ferrigno" written by Bill Reynolds. Time Stamps: 3:15 - The rumor of Victor Richards passing 5:20 - Birthdays this week 5:45 - The Lee Haney Games 9:45 - Emails from last week's show 11:11 - Start of Jerry Brainum - Phil Williams interview, Part Two 15:00 - Rich Piana's admission of steroid use 21:00 - What can be done to prevent further deaths in bodybuilding? 23:45 - 1990 Mr. Olympia and the WBF 27:06 - Ben Weider's dream of getting Bodybuilding in the Olympic Games 33:12 - When Johnny Morant almost collapsed onstage 35:35 - Trenbolone causes brain damage 39:35 - Arnold's comments about Classic Physique vs. Open Bodybuilding 47:58 - Bumstead vs. Big Ramy 50:00 - How Frank Zane beat the bigger bodybuilders 55:10 - Will Classic Physique be bigger than Open Bodybuilding? 1:05:00 - John Hansen reads the article "The Two Faces of Lou Ferrigno" written by Bill Reynolds for the April, 1980 issue of Muscle & Fitness magazine. Links: Jerry's Applied Metabolics newsletter John's Online Coaching at ProPhysique Bodybuilding Legends website John Hansen Fitness Become a Patreon Supporter  

Actor and singer-songwriter Alicia Witt has been acting since the age of 7, when she made her film debut in David Lynch's sci fi classic Dune. She was most recently seen in I Care A Lot on Netflix, starring Rosamund Pike and Dianne Wiest, and leading the cast of the December release Modern Persuasion. Other recent credits include Netflix's Orange Is The New Black as Zelda; along with The Walking Dead, Supernatural, ABC's Nashville, FOX's The Exorcist, and Showtime's 3rd season of David Lynch's Twin Peaks. Films include Two Weeks' Notice, Last Holiday, The Upside of Anger, Mr. Holland's Opus, Urban Legend, Four Rooms, 88 Minutes, Urban Legend and Vanilla Sky. Alicia is also well known to Hallmark Channel audiences for her Christmas movies, beginning with 2013's A Very Merry Mixup; her eighth annual holiday film for the network, Christmas Tree Lane, which she produced, wrote the story for, and featured two of Witt's original Christmas songs, was released for the 2020 holiday season. Witt co-produced her next album, The Conduit, with Jordan Lehning and Bill Reynolds in Nashville TN, where she resides. Led by the first two singles, Chasing Shadows and Talk To You, the record comes out September 24th. A classically trained former competitive pianist, Alicia's music has been described as 'sharply personal, boldly melodic pop originals in the Carole King/Billy Joel vein' and 'touching lost-and-found love ballads' (Philadelphia Inquirer). Alicia has performed her original piano-driven pop music all over the world, including at the renowned Grand Ole Opry. Alicia has also opened for Ben Folds Five, Rachel Platten, and Jimmy Webb, to name a few. Her 2018 release, 15000 Days, was produced by Grammy-winning producer Jacquire King (James Bay, Norah Jones, Kings of Leon, Dawes). Witt's previous album, Revisionary History, was produced by Ben Folds and was described as 'Grey Seal era Elton John, an alt-universe Fiona Apple, and a film noir chanteuse notching her nights in cigarette burns on the fallboard' (NASHVILLE SCENE). As a musical guest, Alicia has appeared on numerous shows including NPR's Weekend Edition, CBS' Late Show with Craig Ferguson, The Queen Latifah Show, WGBH'S Open Studio on PBS, Good Day Nashville, KTLA's Morning Show, Good Morning Washington, and many performances on Hallmark's Home & Family Show. Alicia's music has been heard in numerous TV shows and movies over the past 10 years, including her ironic Christmas song 'I'm Not Ready for Christmas', which was featured in her Hallmark Christmas movie of the same name. Witt can add author to her resume with Small Changes, out October 5 2021 from Harper Horizons. The book is an inspiring, welcoming and simple yet effective guide to health, happiness and sustainable living. Instead of promoting a rigid diet, Small Changes will instead offer readers a stress-and-judgment-free approach for enacting easy, incremental changes across all areas of life. On stage, Witt starred in Neil LaBute's Tony nominated play Reasons to Be Pretty at the Geffen Playhouse. She also appeared at London's Royal Court theatre in Terry Johnson's Piano/Forte and made her West End debut with The Shape of Things. She has also performed at Williamstown Theatre Festival and is a regular participant in the 24-Hour Plays on Broadway and the 24-Hour Musicals off-Broadway. Other significant roles include Showtime's House of Lies, NBC's Friday Night Lights, CBS' The Mentalist and NBC's Law & Order: Criminal Intent. She spent 4 years on the CBS hit show Cybill and has also appeared on the HBO series The Sopranos, CBS's Two and a Half Men, Ally McBeal, and David Lynch's original Twin Peaks.

Actor and singer-songwriter Alicia Witt has been acting since the age of 7, when she made her film debut in David Lynch's sci fi classic Dune. She was most recently seen in I Care A Lot on Netflix, starring Rosamund Pike and Dianne Wiest, and leading the cast of the December release Modern Persuasion. Other recent credits include Netflix's Orange Is The New Black as Zelda; along with The Walking Dead, Supernatural, ABC's Nashville, FOX's The Exorcist, and Showtime's 3rd season of David Lynch's Twin Peaks. Films include Two Weeks' Notice, Last Holiday, The Upside of Anger, Mr. Holland's Opus, Urban Legend, Four Rooms, 88 Minutes, Urban Legend and Vanilla Sky. Alicia is also well known to Hallmark Channel audiences for her Christmas movies, beginning with 2013's A Very Merry Mixup; her eighth annual holiday film for the network, Christmas Tree Lane, which she produced, wrote the story for, and featured two of Witt's original Christmas songs, was released for the 2020 holiday season. Witt co-produced her next album, The Conduit, with Jordan Lehning and Bill Reynolds in Nashville TN, where she resides. Led by the first two singles, Chasing Shadows and Talk To You, the record comes out September 24th. A classically trained former competitive pianist, Alicia's music has been described as 'sharply personal, boldly melodic pop originals in the Carole King/Billy Joel vein' and 'touching lost-and-found love ballads' (Philadelphia Inquirer). Alicia has performed her original piano-driven pop music all over the world, including at the renowned Grand Ole Opry. Alicia has also opened for Ben Folds Five, Rachel Platten, and Jimmy Webb, to name a few. Her 2018 release, 15000 Days, was produced by Grammy-winning producer Jacquire King (James Bay, Norah Jones, Kings of Leon, Dawes). Witt's previous album, Revisionary History, was produced by Ben Folds and was described as 'Grey Seal era Elton John, an alt-universe Fiona Apple, and a film noir chanteuse notching her nights in cigarette burns on the fallboard' (NASHVILLE SCENE). As a musical guest, Alicia has appeared on numerous shows including NPR's Weekend Edition, CBS' Late Show with Craig Ferguson, The Queen Latifah Show, WGBH'S Open Studio on PBS, Good Day Nashville, KTLA's Morning Show, Good Morning Washington, and many performances on Hallmark's Home & Family Show. Alicia's music has been heard in numerous TV shows and movies over the past 10 years, including her ironic Christmas song 'I'm Not Ready for Christmas', which was featured in her Hallmark Christmas movie of the same name. Witt can add author to her resume with Small Changes, out October 5 2021 from Harper Horizons. The book is an inspiring, welcoming and simple yet effective guide to health, happiness and sustainable living. Instead of promoting a rigid diet, Small Changes will instead offer readers a stress-and-judgment-free approach for enacting easy, incremental changes across all areas of life. On stage, Witt starred in Neil LaBute's Tony nominated play Reasons to Be Pretty at the Geffen Playhouse. She also appeared at London's Royal Court theatre in Terry Johnson's Piano/Forte and made her West End debut with The Shape of Things. She has also performed at Williamstown Theatre Festival and is a regular participant in the 24-Hour Plays on Broadway and the 24-Hour Musicals off-Broadway. Other significant roles include Showtime's House of Lies, NBC's Friday Night Lights, CBS' The Mentalist and NBC's Law & Order: Criminal Intent. She spent 4 years on the CBS hit show Cybill and has also appeared on the HBO series The Sopranos, CBS's Two and a Half Men, Ally McBeal, and David Lynch's original Twin Peaks.

ALICIA WITT BIOActor and singer-songwriter Alicia Witt has been acting since the age of 7, when she made her film debut in David Lynch's sci fi classic Dune. She was most recently seen in I Care A Lot on Netflix, starring Rosamund Pike and Dianne Wiest, and leading the cast of the December release Modern Persuasion.Other recent credits include Netflix's Orange Is The New Black as Zelda; along with The Walking Dead, Supernatural, ABC's Nashville, FOX's The Exorcist, and Showtime's 3rd season of David Lynch's Twin Peaks. Films include Two Weeks' Notice, Last Holiday, The Upside of Anger, Mr. Holland's Opus, Urban Legend, Four Rooms, 88 Minutes, Urban Legend and Vanilla Sky.Alicia is also well known to Hallmark Channel audiences for her Christmas movies, beginning with 2013's A Very Merry Mixup; her eighth annual holiday film for the network, Christmas Tree Lane, which she produced, wrote the story for, and featured two of Witt's original Christmas songs, was released for the 2020 holiday season.Witt co-produced her next album, The Conduit, with Jordan Lehning and Bill Reynolds in Nashville TN, where she resides. Led by the first two singles, Chasing Shadows and Talk To You, the record comes out September 24th. A classically trained former competitive pianist, Alicia's music has been described as 'sharply personal, boldly melodic pop originals in the Carole King/Billy Joel vein' and 'touching lost-and-found love ballads' (Philadelphia Inquirer).Alicia has performed her original piano-driven pop music all over the world, including at the renowned Grand Ole Opry. Alicia has also opened for Ben Folds Five, Rachel Platten, and Jimmy Webb, to name a few. Her 2018 release, 15000 Days, was produced by Grammy-winning producer Jacquire King (James Bay, Norah Jones, Kings of Leon, Dawes). Witt's previous album, Revisionary History, was produced by Ben Folds and was described as 'Grey Seal era Elton John, an alt-universe Fiona Apple, and a film noir chanteuse notching her nights in cigarette burns on the fallboard' (NASHVILLE SCENE).As a musical guest, Alicia has appeared on numerous shows including NPR's Weekend Edition, CBS' Late Show with Craig Ferguson, The Queen Latifah Show, WGBH'S Open Studio on PBS, Good Day Nashville, KTLA's Morning Show, Good Morning Washington, and many performances on Hallmark's Home & Family Show.Alicia's music has been heard in numerous TV shows and movies over the past 10 years, including her ironic Christmas song 'I'm Not Ready for Christmas', which was featured in her Hallmark Christmas movie of the same name.Witt can add author to her resume with Small Changes, out October 5 2021 from Harper Horizons. The book is an inspiring, welcoming and simple yet effective guide to health, happiness and sustainable living. Instead of promoting a rigid diet, Small Changes will instead offer readers a stress-and-judgment-free approach for enacting easy, incremental changes across all areas of life.On stage, Witt starred in Neil LaBute's Tony nominated play Reasons to Be Pretty at the Geffen Playhouse. She also appeared at London's Royal Court theatre in Terry Johnson's Piano/Forte and made her West End debut with The Shape of Things. She has also performed at Williamstown Theatre Festival and is a regular participant in the 24-Hour Plays on Broadway and the 24-Hour Musicals off-Broadway.Other significant roles include Showtime's House of Lies, NBC's Friday Night Lights, CBS' The Mentalist and NBC's Law & Order: Criminal Intent. She spent 4 years on the CBS hit show Cybill and has also appeared on the HBO series The Sopranos, CBS's Two and a Half Men, Ally McBeal, and David Lynch's original Twin Peaks.Music video for Talk to You from Alicia Witt's new album The Conduithttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSixOGOSpdw https://www.aliciawittmusic.com/home

Treason has been a popular topic in 2021 and Alex looks at two of the most infamous treason trials in American History w/Ohio connections: the Aaron Burr Conspiracy and the trial of Axis Sally. We sit down with one of our favorite historians, David O. Stewart, to discuss the long forgotten Burr Conspiracy of 1806-07. David sharers insight into Burr's life after he shoots and kills Alexander Hamilton while serving as the Vice President. We follow Burr into the West and his travels to Marietta, Ohio and nearby Blennerhassett Island. Did Burr really try to start a new country in the Western US with him as its leader? David Stewart, the author of the excellent book American Emperor: Aaron Burr's Challenge to Jefferson's America (Simon & Schuster, 2012) walks us through the ill-fated Burr Conspiracy and the country's first "Trial of the Century" as the former VP and founding father is tried for treason. Buy David's book about Aaron Burr here: https://www.amazon.com/American-Emperor-Challenge-Jeffersons-America/dp/1439157200 We also visit with Bill Reynolds, historian from Marietta, Ohio's River Museum and Campus Martius Museum about Burr's activities in the Ohio settlement. Visit Marietta's great two museums online here www.mariettamuseums.org. Also Craig Pyles, the Superintendent of Blennerhassett Island State Park takes us to the shady happenings on this historic island in the Ohio River. We analyze the conspiracy between Burr and his financier on the island, Harman Blennerhassett. The Burr Conspiracy comes unraveled in spectacular fashion and both Burr and Blennershassett are arrested. Take a boat and tour the island this summer, a great day trip. https://wvstateparks.com/park/blennerhassett-island-historical-state-park/ In the second part of the episode we travel to Nazi Germany to hear the story of Mildred Gillars, aka Axis Sally, the American voice of Nazi Germany. Author Richard Lucas describes the transformation of a struggling Ohio actress to the top Nazi propagandist on Nazi radio. Lucas' biography of Axis Sally broke new ground on one of the most hated women in American History. His book, Axis Sally: the American Voice of Nazi Germany is available here:https://www.amazon.com/Axis-Sally-American-Voice-Germany/dp/1935149431 We follow Mildred's rise from theatre student at Ohio Wesleyan University to one of the Third Reich's most prized radio propagandists. Richard leads us through her infamous treason trial in 1949, which is the subject of the new Al Pacino movie "American Traitor." Lucas and Alex also uncover just how much she knew about the atrocities of the Nazi regime and her quiet life in Columbus, Ohio decades after her treasonous activity. Ohio v. the World: An American History podcast is now part of the Evergreen Podcast Network. Go to https://evergreenpodcasts.com to check out all our past episodes and dozens of other great podcasts. Don't forget to rate and review our show and we'll read your reviews on the air in a future episode. Also you can email Alex at ohiovtheworld@gmail.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ron Love, 1987 Pro World Champion, is the guest this week on the Bodybuilding Legends Podcast. Ron talks about how he started bodybuilding after being shot on the job as a Detroit Police Officer, competing on the local level in Michigan, winning the NPC Jr. USA and the heavyweight class at the NPC Nationals in 1985 and his extensive career as a pro bodybuilder during the 1980's. At the end of the interview, host John Hansen reads an article from the December, 1986 issue of Muscle & Fitness Magazine "Labrada Wins the Night of the Champs" written by Bill Reynolds. Time Stamps: 6:50 - The Audio Book version of Bodybuilding Heroes and Legends: Vol. One 8:38 - Emails from last week's show 18:30 - Ron Love Interview 26:00 - Ron's first bodybuilding contest 30:15 - Why Ron became a police officer 36:50 - Winning the 1985 NPC Jr. USA 37:38 - Meeting Rachel McLish 40:22 - Training with Samir Bannout in Michigan 42:45 - Winning the heavyweight class at the 1985 NPC Nationals 45:10 - Losing the 1985 IFBB Mr. Universe in Sweden 48:10 - Competing against Lee Labrada at the 1986 NIght of the Champions 49:21 - Getting Lenda Murray into bodybuilding 53:12 - The 1987 Night of the Champions 54:20 - Competing in the 1991 Mr. Olympia 56:55 - Training with control 58:10 - Tearing his quadriceps muscles 1:00:10 - Ron's fight with Phil Hill in 1989 1:05:00 - Ron's long pro career 1:06:10 - Ron's thoughts on the people he met during his bodybuilding career 1:17:10 - John reads the article "Labrada Wins the Night of Champs" written by Bill Reynolds from the December, 1986 issue of Muscle & Fitness Magazine. John Hansen Fitness website Bodybuilding Legends Show website Support the Podcast on Patreon John's YouTube Channel John's Instagram Page John's Facebook Page

Jimmy and Roya have a great conversation with Dr Bill Reynolds and Dr Bob Layman. The team  gets to the heart of what the AOA provides and how their goal is to be your biggest resource. This episode is loaded with insight from two of the AOA's top dogs, although one would consider himself more of a race horse. SOURCESAmerican Optometric Association Dr William Reynolds Dr Robert Layman Optometry’s Meeting June 2021 in Denver, CO William Reynolds, OD - Email Robert Layman, OD - Email AOA President

It's a full episode of this week's Providence Journal college basketball podcast. Nick Coit, the ABC6 sports director and WEEI weekend co-host of Cordischi and Coit, is along for the ride with Journal sports writer Bill Koch. We discuss the contending University of Rhode Island women (1:10), a welcome Ivy League ruling for the Brown men (6:35), Providence's possible NCAA window (13:25), the skidding Rams men (31:05), Bryant's ongoing COVID-19 pause (53:30) and a tribute to retiring Journal columnist Bill Reynolds (64:40). Hope this finds everyone safe and healthy. Thanks for listening. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Episode 124, I'm joined by Kyle Henderson, the lead vocalist and chief lyricist for Desert Noises. The Nashville by way of Provo, Utah trio released the excellent album Everything Always a little more than a month ago. The album, the band's first since 2014's 27 Ways, sees them working with Bill Reynolds (formally of Band of Horses) at the producing helm. Reynolds, who became a quick co-writing partner with Henderson, was paramount in helping the indie-rock and Americana band expand and really embrace a sonic soundscape that was both vibrantly rich, yet filled with space and a stark mood. They create a bold depth throughout that feels right at home amongst post-rock bands such as Explosions in the Sky--the album ender "Windows Down" would have most certainly been a scene-stealer in Friday Night Lights. The warm accents and steely drums of "Coffee" and Henderson's hauntingly eerie vocals lead the charge on "American Skin."During this interview, we talk about working with Bill Reynolds, recording Everything Always after the band's six-year hiatus, our favorite bands & albums of the mid-2000s (Radiohead, My Morning Jacket, etc), embracing open space to create monolithic soundscapes, navigating 2020, and growing up in Utah. This episode's presenting partner is Desert Door Texas Sotol. For more information, click here.This episode is sponsored by The Blue Light Live in Lubbock, Texas. To get BL merch, click here. To help support Blue Light Live bar staff and purchase Monday Night Lights, click here.Check out the New New Slang Patreon here. Follow New Slang on Twitter here, Instagram here, and Facebook here. To order New Slang merch, visit the online store here. Follow Tom Mooney's Cup of Coffee here and The Neon Eon here.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thomasdmooney)

This week on the Champion Challenge our panel will answer the question, which superhero video game is the best? Our contestants are High Mood Studios' "Deadpool", Insomniac Games' "Marvel's Spider-Man",  and Rocksteady Studios' (with Feral Interactive and Virtuos) "Batman: Arkham Asylum". Our current panelists are Kevin Aube-Marchant, Alexander Sloan McBryde, and Bill Reynolds. The Champion Challenge was produced by People Like Us Studios LLC (PLUS LLC), People.Like.Us.Studios@gmail.com, and our panelists can be contacted at champion.challenge.mailbox@gmail.com Or you can tweet to us on our Twitter page, @WNYChampions Please consider subscribing to us through our Patreon page, Champion Challenge. Our artwork was created by SixShotStudios. Our theme tune was composed and performed by Derrick Streibig. Our favorite charity is the Superhero Alliance of Western New York. You can find them on Facebook at  Superhero Alliance-SAWNY, on Twitter at superheroWNY, on Instagram at SuperheroAllianceWNY, or on their website, www.sawny.org. Superhero Storytime, a video project by the Superhero Alliance, features costume characters reading stories intended to be view by parents with their children at https://tinyurl.com/superhero-storytime   If you want to send a loved one a Hero-gram, use this link: https://forms.gle/j7nD6JbS19x5iW2S9   For appearance requests, use this link: http://goo.gl/forms/iQmt8FI3Zo   To donate to SAWNY via Amazon Smile: https://smile.amazon.com/ch/82-3176986

In another heartfelt show, former Navy SEAL and CIA contractor, David Rutherford, explores pathways of recovery for veterans and 1st responders. Join David as he welcomes 30 year retired Naval Officer, Lt. Commander Bill Reynolds to the show. Bill is the Red, White and Blue Program manager at the nationally renowned recovery center, Sierra Tucson. Bill and David discuss the devastating effects of careers that expose people to continual trauma and the cultures of addiction and abuse. These two dedicated Veterans attack head on, the various pathways of recovery when dealing with PTSD, TBI, childhood trauma, and all other related aspects to managing high risk professions. Award-winning Podcast Host, David Rutherford reignites his Froglogic Podcast by answering life's greatest questions. Listen to this former Navy SEAL Medic, CIA Contractor, best-selling author, and World Series Champion motivational performance coach, give his unique and profound insight about the human condition. www.teamfroglogic.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/froglogic-podcast/support

This week on the Champion Challenge our panel will answer the question, which animated comic book character voice actor is the best? Our contestants are Kevin Conroy, Mark Hamill, and Phil LaMarr.   Our current panelists are Kevin Aube-Marchant, Alexander Sloan McBryde, and Bill Reynolds.   The Champion Challenge was produced by People Like Us Studios LLC (PLUS LLC), People.Like.Us.Studios@gmail.com, and our panelists can be contacted at champion.challenge.mailbox@gmail.com   Or you can tweet to us on our Twitter page, @WNYChampions   Please consider subscribing to us through our Patreon page, Champion Challenge.   Our artwork was created by SixShotStudios.   Our theme tune was composed and performed by Derrick Streibig.   Our favorite charity is the Superhero Alliance of Western New York. You can find them on Facebook at  Superhero Alliance-SAWNY, on Twitter at superheroWNY, on Instagram at SuperheroAllianceWNY, or on their website, www.sawny.org.   Superhero Storytime, a video project by the Superhero Alliance, features costume characters reading stories intended to be view by parents with their children at https://tinyurl.com/superhero-storytime   http://championchallenge.libsyn.com/   If you want to send a loved one a Hero-gram, use this link: https://forms.gle/j7nD6JbS19x5iW2S9   For appearance requests, use this link:   http://goo.gl/forms/iQmt8FI3Zo   To donate to SAWNY via Amazon Smile:   https://smile.amazon.com/ch/82-3176986

On this date in 1920, William Reynolds was born in Helena Montana. After going to Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota, Reynolds joined the Navy, became a pilot and a Marine Aviator during World War Two. Due to his fondness for a certain beverage, Reynolds’ pilot friends nicknamed him “Whiskey Bill.”

This week on the Champion Challenge our panel will answer the question, which Underground comic book character is thebest? Our contestants are Otto Binder and Sheldon Moldoff's Kid Eternity, Paul Chadwick's Concrete, or Spain Rodriguez's Trashman. Our current panelists are Kevin Aube-Marchant, Alexander Sloan McBryde, and Bill Reynolds. The Champion Challenge was produced by People Like Us Studios LLC (PLUS LLC), People.Like.Us.Studios@gmail.com, and our panelists can be contacted at champion.challenge.mailbox@gmail.com Or you can tweet to us on our Twitter page, @WNYChampions Please consider subscribing to us through our Patreon page, Champion Challenge. Our artwork was created by SixShotStudios. Our theme tune was composed and performed by Derrick Streibig. Our favorite charity is the Superhero Alliance of Western New York. You can find them on Facebook at  Superhero Alliance-SAWNY, on Twitter at superheroWNY, on Instagram at SuperheroAllianceWNY, or on their website, www.sawny.org. Superhero Storytime, a video project by the Superhero Alliance, features costume characters reading stories intended to be view by parents with their children at https://tinyurl.com/superhero-storytime If you want to send a loved one a Hero-gram, use this link: https://forms.gle/j7nD6JbS19x5iW2S9 For appearance requests, use this link: http://goo.gl/forms/iQmt8FI3Zo To donate to SAWNY via Amazon Smile: https://smile.amazon.com/ch/82-3176986

Ruth Hudspeth not only has magic skills when it comes to closing home loans, but she is a long-time supporter of John & MKT Real Estate Group. Ruth opened the Winston Salem branch of Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation with her business partner, Bill Reynolds, in 2007. They now have branches across the state, and serve as the in-house mortgage lender for Members Credit Unions across North Carolina. Wondering what's going on with the housing market mid-COVID Pandemic? Well, Ruth and John are going to chat about that in this episode! New episodes every Wednesday! Subscribe and ring the bell so you don't miss one. HOST: John McPherson of Coldwell Banker Advantage Triad Guest: Ruth Hudspeth Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation Visit: fairwayloansbyruth.com Follow us on Facebook: Facebook.com/camelcitychat

The in-state role reversal from earlier this season appears to be complete. Providence College would be all but assured of its sixth NCAA Tournament berth in seven years if the season ended today while the University of Rhode Island is on the outside looking in. Providence Journal columnist emeritus Bill Reynolds makes his first appearance of the season on the Pick and Pop, joining Kevin McNamara and Bill Koch. Ivy League postseason prospects for Brown University and the end of the Northeast Conference line for Bryant University are also on tap here. 

https://www.facebook.com/streetmicpod/posts/StreetMic Podcast engaged in an interesting conversation with Rudolph Walker, who is better known as rum-drinking Patrick Trueman from an English soap opera called Eastenders.Rudolph has been a Notting Hill Carnival Ambassador for many years, and he was happy to tell StreetMic Podcast about this role. This short interview is one of many that appear within the full-length podcast about the 2019 carnival.Notting Hill Carnival is the biggest street festival in Europe, where millions of people attend over the two day event and they have lots of fun. They dance, eat good West Indian food like jerk chicken or curried goat rice & peas and they drink plenty of rum punches.StreetMic went onto the streets of Notting Hill at 09:00 am in the morning on Children's Day to interview and capture those who were preparing for the carnival. These included people returning from J'ouvert covered in paint, sound systems setting up, stall holders preparing food to sell, and even masqueraders practising for the BIG event.StreetMic interviewed copious numbers of people before the parade started and while it took place. These people even included the MC from Channel One sound system and many more interesting people.The full-length PODCAST is eighty two minutes of entertainment & education.StreetMic will upload a new episode on all mayor platforms each Sunday.

July 14, 2019 Selfish to Selfless - Bill Reynolds

March 24, 2019 The Victory is the Lord's - Bill Reynolds

Bill Reynolds is a Grammy-nominated producer, engineer, mixer, songwriter and former bass player with Band of Horses. Bill’s credits include the Avett Brothers, Band of Horses, Truth and Salvage Co, Tim, Chaisson, Lissie, among others, and his songs have appeared on TV shows like House, Justified and Army Wives. He currently works out of his […]

Bill Reynolds is a Grammy-nominated producer, engineer, mixer, songwriter and former bass player with Band of Horses. Bill’s credits include the Avett Brothers, Band of Horses, Truth and Salvage Co, Tim, Chaisson, Lissie, among others, and his songs have appeared on TV shows like House, Justified and Army Wives. He currently works out of his personal Fleetwood Shack studio in Nashville. In the interview we talked about vocal mix levels, being in a band and being their producer, the difference between the Asheville and Nashville music scenes, the amazing Nashville session players, using a tape machine again, and much more.  A special thank you to Universal Audio who introduced me to Bill Reynolds. On the intro I'll look at how Spotify was hacked and fake artists are now showing up on playlists, and Apple switching processors soon and what that could mean.

Kevin Hale shoots with Ben Browne, Robert Coomes & Bill Reynolds - promoting the Boar's Bash event, The Gentleman Swine product & more. Great hang with the guys, as well as some genuine emotion. Glad to be Check out this great conversation & a late stop by from Kevin Cummings. #SFTL is happy to be part of their upcoming event on 1.29 at Sullivan's Tap House 6p!

Providence Journal writers Kevin McNamara and Bill Koch welcome longtime Journal columnist Bill Reynolds into the podcast studio as they chat about Providence's overtime victory over the Boston College Eagles, and look at the Rhode Island Rams' upcoming contest against Holy Cross.

November 4, 2018 Treasure Seekers - Bill Reynolds

Bill Reynolds comes to us from Catalyst Church in Colfax, Washington. Bill is a pastor and church planter used by God to bring change into the lives of believers and ministries across Washington state. Today, Bill talks to us about bringing rebirth to the local church. Music Credits Artist: Nicolai Heidlas Title: Roadtrip http://www.hooksounds.com Artist: Nicolai Heidlas Title: Rocking Riff http://www.hooksounds.com

What was your favorite concert you went to? You favorite rock concert film? Come join us Tuesday from 8-10pm EST with special guests Alan Bryan and Bill Reynolds as we wax nostalgic about those great performances. So reserve your tickets now because we are sro.

Kevin McNamara and Bill Koch are joined by longtime Providence Journal columnist Bill Reynolds to talk about URI's and PC's NCAA Tournament selections and the road that lies ahead for both the Rams and Friars

an AASA show on SCHOOL SAFETY An educator's worst nightmare is an act of violence in school. CrisisGo founder Bill Reynolds and AASA Executive Committee member Joe Erardi are my AASA guests

an AASA show on SCHOOL SAFETY An educator's worst nightmare is an act of violence in school. CrisisGo founder Bill Reynolds and AASA Executive Committee member Joe Erardi are my AASA guests

Seventeen years ago John Eldredge wrote the book Wild at Heart, and he said we are in a war. Not only that, but we as men NEED a battle to fight. But against who? Why? This week Chad and Kurt talk with Mark Bell and Bill Reynolds about the battles that we fight as men - the "Big 3" - and they tell us how we can fight the good fight.

Seventeen years ago John Eldredge wrote the book Wild at Heart, and he said we are in a war. Not only that, but we as men NEED a battle to fight. But against who? Why? This week Chad and Kurt talk with Mark Bell and Bill Reynolds about the battles that we fight as men - the "Big 3" - and they tell us how we can fight the good fight.

Bill Koch, Kevin McNamara and Bill Reynolds wrap up the end of Rhody's NCAA Tournament run.

Providence Journal columnists Kevin McNamara and Bill Reynolds look ahead to Thursday's season opener when the Patriots host the Chiefs.

In the spring of 1966 a 19-year old Bill Reynolds was on top of the world. The young Californian had it all: the killer car (a '65 Chevelle Super Sport to be exact), the gorgeous girlfriend, and a well-paying job in Los Angeles. Then, just before summer hit, his world changed forever - he received a draft notice in the mail, with orders to report to the Los Angeles Induction Station on May 17, 1966. Bill knew that it was his time to serve, like his father before him in WWII, so he went without question. He went to war with the Army's 9th Infantry Division, which had been re-activated for combat in Vietnam. Throughout his tour, Bill fought some extremely tough battles, lost some very good friends along the way, and served honorably. This episode was actually recorded one day after the 50th anniversary of one of the last battles Bill fought in, where he lost several of his good friends. Bill ultimately completed his tour of duty in Vietnam, and returned home to pick up where he left off back in 1966. We're honored to have him on the podcast, and thankful he's able to keep such an important part of our history alive. This is another incredible episode you don't want to miss! The Greatest Generations Foundation (www.tggf.org)

Bill Reynolds is the president of strategic marketing firm Element 502, and more importantly he's a very cool guy with a passion for connecting with people. Bill and Jason talk about entrepreneurship, building a business from the ground up, the struggles of small business and more. Check it out and share the talk with your friends! And check out Element502.com for more information on Bill and his team!

An interview with Bill Reynolds, the champion behind the SCV Fallen Warriors Memorial project.

Join us this Tuesday and our special guest Bill Reynolds as we listen to and discuss our favorite soundtracks to underappreciated horror films. Get your tape recorders ready for some scary sounds!!!

Kevin McNamara and Bill Koch are joined by columnist Bill Reynolds in a breakdown of the upcoming Final Four.

Bill Best, Bill Reynolds, Bart Orth

Bill Best, Bart Orth, & Bill Reynolds

Bill Reynolds explores the three accounts of Jesus walking on water.

Join the lively conversation that includes Cowboys and Indians, the polite calm of the modern cowboy, Tommy Lee Jones' big screen western The Homesman, the Vacquero roots of the Pacific Slope states, American Quarter Horse Association, National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, Prix de West Art Show and the horses of the Santa Ynez Valley. And Elizabeth Tierney on training horses to cross water. Listen in...Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

Book club enthusiast/newly escaped convict Bill Reynolds stops by to tell us what really goes on inside prison book clubs, and we celebrate the upcoming launch of the Northwestern Valley Arts in Your Ears Network of Podcasts.

Book club enthusiast/newly escaped convict Bill Reynolds stops by to tell us what really goes on inside prison book clubs, and we celebrate the upcoming launch of the Northwestern Valley Arts in Your Ears Network of Podcasts.

Under 125 Conference 2013 | Workshop | From the Couch to the Starting Line - Coaching your people to serve | Bill Reynolds

Annual Conference 2012 Workshop | Church Planting and Multiplication in Rural Areas | Host: George Beers | Speakers: Steve Schofstoll, Leif Holmes, and Bill Reynolds

Host Scott Moody and George Tucker take a back seat while Ron Callis of Firefly Design Group, Jonathan Joyce of JD Systems and Bill Reynolds of AV Awakenings and regular Matt Scott talk about how and why real AV integrators have built a social presence for their companies. From getting started and maintaining social accounts to what real ROI means to them, our guests dispense with the marketing mumbo jumbo in favor of straight talk and personal experiences.

Small Church Pastors Summit 2012 | General Session 1: Miner Stories with Dave Brown, Bill Reynolds, and Steve Schofstoll

Small Church Pastors Summit 2012 | Workshop | "Beyond Picks and Shovels" | Using social media and technology | Bill Reynolds

"Brighten Up, Lighten Up." Small Church Pastors Summit 2011 Workshop. Bill Reynolds

What to Expect at CES

Magic Trackpad, the Beatles and the Road to Expo!

Annual Conference 2009 Workshop - Effectively Impacting a Smaller Community | Symposium led by Dave Cole with Bill Reynolds, Steve Schofstoll and Leif Holmes | Wed, Apr 29, 09