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Send us a textToday In the Den, we're thrilled to welcome a guest whose story is as rich and layered as the music and words he creates. Bill Robertson is a Hollywood writer, having written for National Lampoon, and one of the creators of Paradise: A Town of Sinners & Saints (both a stage musical and a 2023 film available on Prime). Bill's journey spans decades. At 63, he's a proud gay man who lived through, and survived, the deeply painful years of the AIDS crisis, which led him to become a bit of an amateur gay historian. Bill's story is one of resilience, reinvention, and the surprising roads that lead us home.Special Guest: Bill RobertsonBill Robertson is an author, playwright, and screenwriter.  His book Uncle Bill's Animal Tales - Life Lessons for Adults is about his experiences with animals, and how he believes they are his greatest teachers and healers.  His latest feature film Paradise a Town of Sinners & Saints, a musical comedy, based on a stage production that had two long runs in LA and at the Austin Playhouse in Texas is being distributed by Artist View Entertainment and is streaming on Amazon, Youtube Movies, GooglePlay, Tubi & Xumo.Bill worked two careers for many years, as a corporate recruiter and writer. He sold two scripts to Lifetime, and one, aired in 2018-2019.  He wrote for a kids show on PBS, National Lampoon Magazine, and ran sketch shows in Boston, New York, and Los Angeles for several years. He has a passion for animals, politics, sports, and gay rights. He's 27 years clean and sober and is a proud gay man, who is here on the planet to love more, not less, and to be of service to others. He prides himself on giving a damn. Links from the Show:The Times of Harvey Milk: https://www.amazon.com/Times-Harvey-Milk/dp/B00A5IXPJA Paradise, A Town of Sinners & Saints Musical: https://www.paradisebluegrassmusical.com/  Find your local PFLAG chapter: https://pflag.org/findachapter/ Join Mama Dragons: www.mamadragons.org In the Den is made possible by generous donors like you. Help us continue to deliver quality content by becoming a donor today at www.mamadragons.org.Support the showConnect with Mama Dragons:WebsiteInstagramFacebookDonate to this podcast

Rural America Podcast #171 guest Bill Robertson. Bill is a writer and producer. Paradise a town of sinners and saints is now streaming on Amazon Prime. All this and more.

What's the encouraging word for the believer who feels despair? We're not talking about election results here. No  just day-to-day living. (Guest speaker, Bill Robertson.)

Let's Think About "How You're Never Too Old To Learn Something New."  Bill comes onto my show to share his perspective on this intriguing topic: how you're never too old to learn something new. Bill shares his triumphs and accomplishments, which he didn't even think were possible until he stepped into the impossible. Please tune in, and let's think about this exciting topic. 

Welcome to Season 12 of Golf Talk Live! Join us this week as we explore an exciting lineup on Coaches Corner with Clint Wright, Jim Endicott & Sue Wieger. Later, we'll have a chat with tonight's featured guest: Bill Robertson, President/Executive Director of Golf Heritage Society. Bill has been involved with GHS since the late 80s and officially since 2018, bringing a wealth of experience from his extensive career in consumer-related businesses. Bill's diverse background includes owning and operating retail businesses in the clothing and home furnishing industry, as well as serving as an independent sales representative and marketing executive for clothing manufacturers. When he's not working, Bill enjoys golf, cooking, traveling, and exploring new places off the beaten path. Tune in for the live broadcast this Thursday from 6:00 - 8:00 PM Central at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/golftalklive, or catch the episode on iTunes, Stitcher, Tunein, Castbox, TalkStreamLive, & Spotify. Join us for this engaging conversation with Bill Robertson on Golf Talk Live!

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U.S. Broadcasters are required to provide emergency alerts to their audiences, but many radio stations use IP-based signal distribution — something incompatible with old-style EAS boxes. What is needed is a simple way to interface the real-world over-the-air reception of EAS events, filter and process the messages, and — if necessary — incorporate the alerts into the modern audio-over-IP (AoIP) air chain. Doing this right involves some innovation, but once done well, there are several distinct benefits. Bill Robertson from Digital Alert Systems joins Kirk Harnack to explain how this award-winning implementation works, and why it makes EAS better and more effective. Show Notes:EAS at the Edge℠ - What does that mean, and why should I care? - blog postVideo from NAB 2024 - EAS at the Edge from Digital Alert Systems Guest:Bill Robertson - VP, Business Development at Digital Alert Systems Host:Kirk Harnack, The Telos Alliance, Delta Radio, Star94.3, & South Seas BroadcastingFollow TWiRT on Twitter and on FacebookTWiRT is brought to you by:Nautel and the HD Digital Radio Test DriveBroadcasters General Store, with outstanding service, saving, and support. Online at BGS.cc. Broadcast Bionics - making radio smarter with Bionic Studio, visual radio, and social media tools at Bionic.radio.Angry Audio and the new Rave analog audio mixing console. The new MaxxKonnect Broadcast U.192 MPX USB Soundcard - The first purpose-built broadcast-quality USB sound card with native MPX output. Subscribe to Audio:iTunesRSSStitcherTuneInSubscribe to Video:iTunesRSSYouTube

U.S. Broadcasters are required to provide emergency alerts to their audiences, but many radio stations use IP-based signal distribution — something incompatible with old-style EAS boxes. What is needed is a simple way to interface the real-world over-the-air reception of EAS events, filter and process the messages, and — if necessary — incorporate the alerts into the modern audio-over-IP (AoIP) air chain. Doing this right involves some innovation, but once done well, there are several distinct benefits. Bill Robertson from Digital Alert Systems joins Kirk Harnack to explain how this award-winning implementation works, and why it makes EAS better and more effective.

U.S. Broadcasters are required to provide emergency alerts to their audiences, but many radio stations use IP-based signal distribution — something incompatible with old-style EAS boxes. What is needed is a simple way to interface the real-world over-the-air reception of EAS events, filter and process the messages, and — if necessary — incorporate the alerts into the modern audio-over-IP (AoIP) air chain. Doing this right involves some innovation, but once done well, there are several distinct benefits. Bill Robertson from Digital Alert Systems joins Kirk Harnack to explain how this award-winning implementation works, and why it makes EAS better and more effective.

Send us a Text Message.Bill Robertson is a screenwriter/producer & playwright who has a feature film, "Paradise a Town of Sinners & Saints", a sinfully funny musical satire, based on a stage production, presently streaming on XUMO. It will also be released June 15th on TUBI, AMAZON PRIME & GOOGLE TV.His next film is ROSES, which is a social commentary on grief, teen trafficking, redemption, & the human connection. Bill is also the author of "Uncle Bill's Animal Tales - Life Lessons for Adults" available on Amazon. It's a humorous and heartfelt book about his experiences with animals over the years, and how he believes they are our greatest healers & teachers. He also worked two careers for many years, as a corporate recruiter and writer, selling scripts to Lifetime, writing for a talking crayon on a kids show, National Lampoon Magazine, and Rick Dees on the radio. He has a passion for animals, nature, politics, sports and service. He is an active member of G4G, Gays for Good doing service work in the LA area where he's lived for the past twenty years.He's also 27 years clean & sober, and claims it's the best thing he's ever done in his life, in addition to adopting his dogs, & coming out in 1985. http://www.paradisebluegrassmusical.com/FIND DAWN HERE: Email: dawnversations@gmailhttps://www.podpage.com/dawnversations/ https://www.buzzsprout.com/2124488https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dawnversations/id1611645700 https://open.spotify.com/show/3nyVFDlLJ0y7S2MQ0ZqiZ5?si=RFLLwSTYQVGta30nkZ2vsg https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGZFdplRZmXIguI31KbX2eghttps://www.pandora.com/podcast/dawnversations/PC:1000700495https://www.facebook.com/dawnversations.2024https://www.instagram.com/dawnversations_podcast/ https://www.pinterest.com/dawnwecker12/dawnversations-podcast/ https://www.tiktok.com/@dawnversations https://x.com/Dawnversations1https://www.linkedin.com/in/dawnversations-podcast-4a98772b9/https://linktr.ee/dawnversationsMusic from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/francesco-dandrea/a-day-late-and-a-dollar-short License code: EYUYKNS4AFNOD1JO #follow #like #subscribe #pin #share #podcast #apple #spotify #anchorfm #google #amazon #iheartradio #tiktok #facebook #pinterest #instagram #youtube #life  #dawnversations #dawnversationspodcast

Former UT swimmer and now GM of famed Camp Longhorn in Burnet, Texas, Bill Robertson shares stories about his swimming career, his mom and dad, and the creation of legendary CAMP LONGHORN, one of the many creations of his father, "Tex" Robertson, the first swim coach at The University of Texas, also known as "the father of Texas swimming". A fascinating book about Tex, written by his grandson, is called simply "TEX: The Father of Texas Swimming", and details can be found at the end of this description. Bill was a sophomore on Eddie Reese's first team at Texas, and during his 3 years under Reese, the team finished at NCAAs in a tie for 21st, 2nd, and was NCAA Champions the third year. Quite a climb, and Bill shares some fascinating stories about that and a myriad of other topics. Sit back and have a listen! Timeline: 00:00 – Disclaimer & banter 01:40 – Introducing Camp Longhorn's Bill Robertson 03:18 – Swimming with Tex Robertson 05:03 – HOF:  How it started 10:15 – HOF:  How it's going 11:28 – Missing Sam Kendricks 12:28 – Legendary Camp Longhorn 14:55 – Pat Hudson Robertson 16:53 – Coming back for more 18:08 – Highland Lakes Challenge 19:20 – Tex:  The Father of Texas Swimming 21:15 – The Who's Who of swimming coaches 22:55 – Steve Hamm 24:37 – Dr. Steve Montgomery & Bob Leland 25:15 – High school invites in Burnet 26:53 – Bill Rob's smooth freestyle 27:52 – Carol Borgmann Robertson 29:05 – More Camp Longhorn 33:20 – Ninth Year Ring 34:27 – Tex flies the staff to NCAA's 35:30 – Everybody's famous at camp 36:56 – KP = Kitchen Patrol 39:50 – More on Pat 41:14 – Splash Magazine & TAGS 41:37 – Emmett Hines 42:32 – Team building & The Mile 44:04 – The Blob 48:50 – Aqua-Carnivals 51:31 – Gregory Gym to Texas Swim Center 52:43 – Patterson to Reese 55:43 – Great coaches & teammates 57:47 – Chris Del Conte (CDC) 58:28 – Reese to Bowman 59:59 – Wrapping it up Links to topics mentioned: "TEX: The Father of Texas Swimming", is available on Amazon and in many online and brick/mortar bookstores: https://www.amazon.com/Tex-Father-Swimming-Ross-Lucksinger/dp/1492214922 CAMP LONGHORN

One more sleep to showtime. Ahead of opening night for Thomas Brothers Wagga Wagga Takes 2 for 2024, we meet our final cast member. Jess McCarthy, partnered with Bill Robertson, representing D.W.ASee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dennis and Kylie sit down and visit with Dr. Bill Robertson, Conservation Agronomist. Dr. Robertson will be the keynote speaker in the upcoming Soil Health and Cover Crop Field Tour on March 28, 2024. The field day is in St. Joseph at the Northeast Research Station starting at 8:30.

Jamie & Leigh spoke with Jess and Bill, who are singing for Disabled Wintersport Australia, with a very personal connection, and some amazing events coming up.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jeff and Andrew chat with writer Bill Robertson about his new film MIDNIGHT AT THE PARADISE. Over the course of one evening, three couples are pulled into a collision course of sexual chemistry, delusion and hope as they explore what love, death and the magic of the movies mean to them.  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/filmmakermixer/message

In Part 1 of a three part "Bladder Cancer Matters" podcast, join host Rick Bangs as he engages in an enlightening conversation with bladder cancer survivor, Bill Robertson, and Dr. Vikram Narayan of Emory University School of Medicine.  Dr. Narayan is Bill's urologist and helped him navigate the challenges of a bladder cancer diagnosis and resulting bladder removal. Dr. Narayan sheds light on the critical role of a comprehensive, multidisciplinary team in delivering exceptional care to bladder cancer patients. Bill Robertson shares his heartfelt appreciation for the outstanding support and expertise provided by the team at Emory. The discussion also explores the pivotal decision-making process behind opting for a radical cystectomy. The episode wraps up with an enticing preview of the upcoming parts two and three of this engaging conversation. Don't miss this compelling exploration of resilience, advanced care, and the innovative approaches to bladder cancer treatment.

In Part 2 of 3 in this Bladder Cancer Matters podcast, host Rick Bangs continues his conversation with Bill Robertson, a bladder cancer survivor, and Dr. Vikram Narayan, an assistant professor in the Department of Urology at Emory University School of Medicine. They discuss the difficult decision of undergoing a radical cystectomy, the potential benefits of bladder removal, and the importance of understanding a patient's values and preferences when discussing treatment options. They also touch on the different types of urinary diversions and the challenges that come with them, such as learning how to change the bag and adjusting to a new lifestyle. The episode concludes with a discussion on the time it takes to change a bag and the frequency of bag changes.  

In Part 3 of this Bladder Cancer Matters podcast, host Rick Bangs continues his conversation with Bill Robertson, a bladder cancer survivor, and Dr. Vikram Narayan, an assistant professor in the Department of Urology at Emory University School of Medicine. They discuss the challenges and adjustments that come with having an ileal conduit, a common diversion procedure for bladder cancer patients. Dr. Narayan emphasizes the importance of understanding the recovery process and finding the right stoma appliance. Bill shares his personal experience with daily life after the surgery, including the need for physical activity and the support he received from his wife and others. Both Dr. Narayan and Bill stress the importance of seeking support from organizations like the Bladder Cancer Advocacy Network (BCAN) and connecting with other patients who have gone through similar experiences. They also highlight the psychological impact of a bladder cancer diagnosis and the need for mental health support. The episode concludes with final thoughts from Bill and Dr. Narayan, who encourage patients to focus on their return to normalcy and to seek help and support throughout their journeys.

Cotton industry veteran Bill Robertson joins the podcast for a wide-ranging (and never boring) discussion on, among other things, the importance of good soil health, cotton production, life on his own farm, and how selling bulls and evaluating cotton varieties are more similar than you might think. 

Have you ever wondered why your dog or cat seems to know when you're having a bad day? Why is it that my pup is so comforting when things are going sideways? Is it part of their DNA?Our guest today, Bill Robertson, is the author of a new book, "Uncle Bill's Animal Tales - Life Lessons for Adults". Bill's book is about his experiences with animals and how he feels they are our greatest teachers & healers. Bill heard from a psychic in Ghana, years back, who believed that the pecking order of consciousness on the planet is 1. Trees, 2. Animals, and 3. Human Beings. Why is Number 3 constantly trying to overtake 1 & 2? In 1997 Bill got clean & sober, and on the show, he tells about how his cat helped him to wake-up and put down the drugs & booze, and that his two dogs since then have helped keep him sober. Bill is from Boston originally where he worked in corporate America for many years, and ran a sketch comedy show out of Boston & NY called “Heavily Medicated Fairy Tales.” He has written for a kids' show on PBS, sold two scripts to Lifetime, and wrote and produced a feature film, “Paradise, a Town of Sinners & Saints” based on a musical comedy that he produced in LA and Austin, TX to rave reviews and sold-out houses. Also on the show, Bill reveals what it was like to come out as gay to his family, friends, and co-workers, and offers advice to those facing similar challenges.Here are some questions we discussed with Bill:Q. The subject of your book is fascinating. What was going on in your life before your cat and dogs intervened?Q. You write in the promo copy for your book on Amazon that animals can be our best healers and teachers. Exactly what did they do to help you get clean and sober?Q. How can our listeners recognize their connection with animals in the home, and in nature as well?Q. Do you have any advice for people who do not have pets in their home, but are dealing with stress and anxiety, or challenges to overcome, as you did with alcohol and drugs?Q. Where did the “Uncle Bill” come from in the book's title? Q. You had a career in corporate America before aging out when you turned 60. Exactly what did you do?Q. After you retired from your job, you quickly shifted to focusing on the arts – film, theatre, writing…how did you do that?Q. On your Facebook page, you posted this quote: “Living life to the fullest is taking chances, allowing yourself to be vulnerable, and knowing that it's all part of the journey for the greater good.” Please explain that.Q. There's also a great pic of you and Tucker. Who is Tucker? What's he mean to you?Q. Who was Sophie? On Facebook, you say she was one of the reasons you wrote your book.Q. You recently appeared on a podcast that was billed as “How to Never Stop Being Yourself, Unapologetic Coming Out Expert.” Can you talk about your “coming out” experience?Q. Advice for others facing the same situation?Q. Are the challenges facing the queer community worsening these days, and if so, why?Q. You have a new book in the works. Can you tell us about that?Q. Where can people find your books and how can they connect with you?Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-lean-to-the-left-podcast--4719048/support.

Have you ever wondered why your dog or cat seems to know when you're having a bad day? Why is it that my pup is so comforting when things are going sideways? Is it part of their DNA?Our guest today, Bill Robertson, is the author of a new book, "Uncle Bill's Animal Tales - Life Lessons for Adults". Bill's book is about his experiences with animals and how he feels they are our greatest teachers & healers. Bill heard from a psychic in Ghana, years back, who believed that the pecking order of consciousness on the planet is 1. Trees, 2. Animals, and 3. Human Beings. Why is Number 3 constantly trying to overtake 1 & 2? In 1997 Bill got clean & sober, and on the show, he tells about how his cat helped him to wake-up and put down the drugs & booze, and that his two dogs since then have helped keep him sober. Bill is from Boston originally where he worked in corporate America for many years, and ran a sketch comedy show out of Boston & NY called “Heavily Medicated Fairy Tales.” He has written for a kids' show on PBS, sold two scripts to Lifetime, and wrote and produced a feature film, “Paradise, a Town of Sinners & Saints” based on a musical comedy that he produced in LA and Austin, TX to rave reviews and sold-out houses. Also on the show, Bill reveals what it was like to come out as gay to his family, friends, and co-workers, and offers advice to those facing similar challenges.Here are some questions we discussed with Bill:Q. The subject of your book is fascinating. What was going on in your life before your cat and dogs intervened?Q. You write in the promo copy for your book on Amazon that animals can be our best healers and teachers. Exactly what did they do to help you get clean and sober?Q. How can our listeners recognize their connection with animals in the home, and in nature as well?Q. Do you have any advice for people who do not have pets in their home, but are dealing with stress and anxiety, or challenges to overcome, as you did with alcohol and drugs?Q. Where did the “Uncle Bill” come from in the book's title? Q. You had a career in corporate America before aging out when you turned 60. Exactly what did you do?Q. After you retired from your job, you quickly shifted to focusing on the arts – film, theatre, writing…how did you do that?Q. On your Facebook page, you posted this quote: “Living life to the fullest is taking chances, allowing yourself to be vulnerable, and knowing that it's all part of the journey for the greater good.” Please explain that.Q. There's also a great pic of you and Tucker. Who is Tucker? What's he mean to you?Q. Who was Sophie? On Facebook, you say she was one of the reasons you wrote your book.Q. You recently appeared on a podcast that was billed as “How to Never Stop Being Yourself, Unapologetic Coming Out Expert.” Can you talk about your “coming out” experience?Q. Advice for others facing the same situation?Q. Are the challenges facing the queer community worsening these days, and if so, why?Q. You have a new book in the works. Can you tell us about that?Q. Where can people find your books and how can they connect with you?This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4719048/advertisement

Hello everybody this is the Filmmaker Mixer Podcast and we are continuing our coverage of the Austin Film Festival and one of the films's screening at the festival is Midnight at the Paradise and we are talking to Bill Robertson, the writer of Midnight at the Paradise. Bill welcome to the show. Hosted by: Andrew Lamping and Jeff Stolhand Produced by: Melody Lopez Original Theme Music by: Stephen D. Bennett --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/filmmakermixer/message

Pim van den Bergh, Director of Sales, UEM; Bill Robertson, Western Territory Representative, UEM and Lake Speed, Jr., Tribologist, Total Seal. Hosted by Brad Gillie from SiriusXM Ch. 90, Late Shift. Featuring Speed of Air (SOA) Engine Technologies. Presented by ARP, Inc., Performance Plus Global Logistics, PEAK, Shopmonkey, & Fifth Third Bank Motorsports.

Greetings! In this episode BILL ROBERTSON (screenwriter/author) joins the show to discuss the iconic 90s afterlife comedy DEFENDING YOUR LIFE. This is an absolute banger of an episode. We discuss screenwriting, the SAG / WGA strikes, and one of the smartest comedies of the past 30+ years. Enjoy! Defending Your Life links IMDB Rotten Tomatoes Bill Robertson links IMDB Buy His Book Here... Stamper Cinema links https://www.stampercinema.com https://linktr.ee/stampercinema

If you find yourself often hiding yourself, then now's the time to stop doing that. Writer, screenwriter, film producer Bill Robertson shares his journey as a gay man, and how he learned the value of never stopping being yourself. He also shares about his new book, Uncle Bill's Animal Tales: Life Lessons For Adults. About Bill Have you ever wondered why your dog or cat seems to know when you're having a bad day? Is it something that is innately part of their DNA? Are we not seeing the signs? We need to remember that we share the planet with animals. Bill heard from a psychic in Ghana, years back, who believed that the pecking order of consciousness on the planet is 1. Trees 2. Animals and 3. Human Beings. Number 3 is constantly trying to overtake 1 & 2. Why is that? In 1997 Bill got clean & sober, and tells of how his cat at the time helped him to wake-up and put down the drug & drink, and that his two dogs since then have helped to keep him sober. His book, "Uncle Bill's Animal Tales - Life Lessons for Adults" is about his experiences with animals and how he feels they are our greatest healers & teachers. It's a series of short stories that are humorous, heartfelt, and inspiring. Bill is from Boston originally where he worked in corporate America for many years, and ran a sketch comedy show out of Boston & NY called “Heavily Medicated Fairy Tales.” He has written for a kids show on PBS, sold two scripts to Lifetime, one aired in 2019. He most recently wrote and produced a feature film, “Paradise, a Town of Sinners & Saints” based on a musical comedy that he produced in LA and Austin, TX to rave reviews and sold out houses. He and his team have distribution and hopefully the film will find a home in 2023. He is a proud sober gay man. Connect With Bill Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Hey Guys, Check This Out! Are you a guy who keeps struggling to do that thing? You know the thing you keep telling yourself and others you're going to do, but never do? Then it's time to get real and figure out why. Join the 40 Plus: Gay Men Gay Talk, monthly chats. They happen the third Monday of each month at 5:00 pm Pacific - Learn More! Break free of fears. Make bold moves. Live life without apologies P.S. get your free My Bold Life Manifesto, right here - rickclemons.com/manifesto/ You can also listen to the podcast on…

If you find yourself often hiding yourself, then now's the time to stop doing that. Writer, screenwriter, film producer Bill Robertson shares his journey as a gay man, and how he learned the value of never stopping being yourself. He also shares about his new book, Uncle Bill's Animal Tales: Life Lessons For Adults. About Bill Have you ever wondered why your dog or cat seems to know when you're having a bad day? Is it something that is innately part of their DNA? Are we not seeing the signs? We need to remember that we share the planet with animals. Bill heard from a psychic in Ghana, years back, who believed that the pecking order of consciousness on the planet is 1. Trees 2. Animals and 3. Human Beings. Number 3 is constantly trying to overtake 1 & 2. Why is that? In 1997 Bill got clean & sober, and tells of how his cat at the time helped him to wake-up and put down the drug & drink, and that his two dogs since then have helped to keep him sober. His book, "Uncle Bill's Animal Tales - Life Lessons for Adults" is about his experiences with animals and how he feels they are our greatest healers & teachers. It's a series of short stories that are humorous, heartfelt, and inspiring. Bill is from Boston originally where he worked in corporate America for many years, and ran a sketch comedy show out of Boston & NY called “Heavily Medicated Fairy Tales.” He has written for a kids show on PBS, sold two scripts to Lifetime, one aired in 2019. He most recently wrote and produced a feature film, “Paradise, a Town of Sinners & Saints” based on a musical comedy that he produced in LA and Austin, TX to rave reviews and sold out houses. He and his team have distribution and hopefully the film will find a home in 2023. He is a proud sober gay man. Connect With Bill Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Hey Guys, Check This Out! Are you a guy who keeps struggling to do that thing? You know the thing you keep telling yourself and others you're going to do, but never do? Then it's time to get real and figure out why. Join the 40 Plus: Gay Men Gay Talk, monthly chats. They happen the third Monday of each month at 5:00 pm Pacific - Learn More! Break free of fears. Make bold moves. Live life without apologies P.S. get your free My Bold Life Manifesto, right here - rickclemons.com/manifesto/ You can also listen to the podcast on…

Dr. Bill Robertson recently retired after a long career as the Cotton Extension Agronomist with the University of Arkansas Extension Service. He also worked for the National Cotton Council for a few years, focusing on improving the sustainability of cotton production. Bill and his wife, Carey, have a livestock farm where they raise sheep and many other livestock species using prescribed grazing techniques.   In this episode of Voices from the Field, NCAT Agriculture Specialist Nina Prater talks with Bill about how he came to understand soil health as essential to a profitable farm whether the farm is growing crops or livestock. They talk about what practices farmers are using to improve soil health and the benefits they see from their efforts – benefits that include reduced input costs, healthier crops, better yields, and better profitability overall.   Related ATTRA Resources: Practices Supporting Sustainable and Economic Cotton Production  Integrating Livestock and Crops: Improving Soil, Solving Problems, Increasing Income  Cover Crops Dale Strickler: Creating Drought-Free Agriculture   Other Resources:  CWC Farm  Cotton: Media Resources  Robertson Retires as Extension Cotton Agronomist Contact Nina Prater at ninap@ncat.org Please complete a brief survey to let us know your thoughts about the content of this podcast. You can get in touch with NCAT/ATTRA specialists and find access to our trusted, practical sustainable-agriculture publications, webinars, videos, and other resources at ATTRA.NCAT.ORG. 

Had one of my favorite people on the podcast today. Bill Robertson. I've known Bill for more than 30 years and he worked for me for at least 15.Bill's got an amazing story. He moved to Albuquerque in 1950, and he was an English teacher for 30 years He even taught a young Bob Gallegos, a native arts dealer who's also been on the podcast so that tells you how long Bill's been around. He started collecting pottery in the early sixties, and knew all these amazing people like Charles Loloma, Garnet Pavatea, Lucy Lewis, Maria Martinez, and even rented a house from Helen Naha, also known as "Feather Woman." In 1968 where he spent an entire summer in Hopi working on many different academic projects.So this was a very interesting conversation with a wonderful human being. Bill Robertson on Art Dealer Diaries Podcast Episode 240.

Lisa is joined by "Uncle" Bill Robertson who talks with Lisa about his book, UNCLE BILL'S ANIMAL TALES: LIFE LESSONS FOR ADULTS.  Bill is an author, screenwriter, playwright, producer and coach. Bill shares stories about his wonderful dogs and the lessons he learned as well as his experience working in dog shelters. This is a heart warming interview full of wonderful stories and moving lessons. BOOK DESCRIPTION:Do you need a good laugh or want to read something that will make you smile?Check out "Uncle Bill's Animal Tales" - Life Lessons for Adults. This is not a children's book, but a series of short stories and insights around my time with animals who have helped me to learn more about the world and myself.I believe animals can be our best healers and teachers if we're open and awake to receive the blessings.My dogs have been there for me during tough times, and I had a cat who helped me get clean and sober.Uncle Bill was my nickname growing up. I would always try and talk my neighborhood friends out of breaking into a house, or doing something unlawful, and I got a response one day, "Oh, shut up Uncle Bill. God, you're such an Uncle Bill." Then in college someone out of the blue called me Uncle Bill. It has happened several times in my life. So, I figured why not use it as the title of my first book? Plus, I have a niece and nephew so I am qualified for the title.It's simply a feel good, fun, and heartfelt book that I hope will entertain and educate at the same time.Thanks for checking it out! Enjoy the read, and go pat an animal today. I guarantee you'll feel better.

It's golf history week with our resident golf historian, plus hosts Alex Lauzon and Michael Russell look back on other goings on in the world of golf and more this past week. The Valspar Invitational proved to be a fun week indeed, with Jordan Speith doing Jordan Speith things before Taylor Moore took the W. Plus a new "bag cam" made an appearance, and all the JTs got into an argument about whose the real JT (1:44). LIV Golf played in Tuscon this week, and they finished off the week with a 4 man playoff that, in typical LIV fashion, nobody watched (8:02). The TOUR heads to Austin for what could be the final WGC Dell Match Play, and Alex shares his thoughts on 7 magical years in Austin. Plus a look at the stacked event field and who may emerge from their 4-man brackets (10:53). Opposite the Match Play will be the Corales Putacana Championship, where the grinders on TOUR play for a life-changing weekend (17:38). In Tuned In, Michael is soaking up the final season of Star Trek: Picard, while Alex is watching the new show Lucky Hank (18:32). Dr Bern Bernaki of the Golf Heritage Society returns to talk about some of the game's oldest golf clubs and some of it's original golf balls (21:12). The Golf Heritage Society's Vice-President, Bill Robertson, chats with Alex about some of the game's greatest from the past, and how they mirror the game's current stars (39:05). March Madness did not disappoint in the opening weekend of the men's basketball tournament, and Michael's off-the-cuff guess of Princeton getting a W has turned into a full Cinderella story (53:47). The guy's alma mater Quinnipiac is starting their NCAA men's hockey tournament with a #2 seed in a nice path to Tampa Bay for the National Championship, only a few hours away from Michael (57:24). As they guys #AlwaysEndWithFood, Alex shares some breaking news about The Master's Champion Dinner, and Michael suggests his own menu for the elite meal (58:44). Listen + Love + Subscribe: http://bit.ly/3fdoQed Read Alex's Picks on Run Your Pool: https://www.runyourpool.com/articles/author/alexlauzon/ Support the First Tee - Greater Austin: https://bit.ly/3n09U4I Join us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2NpEIKJ Follow us on Instagram: https://bit.ly/2QJhZLQ Watch us on YouTube: http://bit.ly/3qvq4Dt

In our final episode with Dr. Bill Robertson, we chat about future research directions of our farming systems, where stewardship fits in and the importance of on-farm research and demonstration. This podcast was recorded via zoom and contains minor voice glitches.  

We're back with Dr. Bill Robertson and digging into different strategies to improve soil health and why management of the production and stewardship systems is never one size fits all. This podcast was recorded via zoom and contains minor voice glitches.  

We're kicking off season three with Dr. Bill Robertson, an Professor and Extension Cotton Agronomist with the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture Cooperative Extension Service. In our first episode together, we discuss Dr. Robertson's background and his current work in the arena of stewardship in mid-south cotton production systems. This podcast was recorded via zoom and contains minor voice glitches.  

Mike Max talks with USHL Commissioner Bill Robertson about their summer meetings, the increase in players being drafted, accessibility of scouting, marketing Ohtani and more.

How do we “win the peace” in a healthcare world still reeling from the pandemic? We debate ideas for advancing the industry now, near, and far with Bill Robertson, CEO, MultiCare Health System. Bill speaks about his unique approach leading a sizeable organization through constant turbulence and how to appeal to five types of customers. His leadership style includes a refreshing view of mission, vision, and values and a simple framework for prioritizing competing strategies. Give a listen to a leader who is digging into the future and imagining the post-COVID healthcare experience that is better than before.

Brian Pieralisi, Tyson Raper, Bill Robertson, and Bradley Wilson discuss the management of cotton in a cover crop system, how fertility, irrigation, and other inputs are impacted, considerations for adopting cover crops.

Brian Pieralisi, Tyson Raper, Bill Robertson, and Bradley Wilson provide an overview of cover crops and their management, and considerations for cotton planting in a cover crop system in the midsouth.

Weeds AR Wild Series, S2 Ep10. In this episode, Dr. Tom Barber and Dr. Bill Robertson discuss key points to ensure your cotton crop gets off to a good start.

Mike Max talks with USHL Commissioner Bill Robertson about how crazy the postseason can be for a franchise, handling media requests as a PR person, the Wild's 2003-2004 season, USHL postseason and more. 

Throughout the course of my life, I have been fortunate enough to come across individuals that have allowed me to experience the incredible opportunities plant medicines allow for us, such as connection, love & gratitude, even without the addition of these medicines. What this is a constant reminder of for me in my life is that these medicines are just that, medicines, &, similar to other medicines, the “goal”, if you will, is to be able to integrate the lessons they gift us into our daily lives so that we may benefit from them long after the “peak” experience of actually sitting in ceremony with them. Todays guest on the show is a prime example of the above mentioned example & is someone who from the first moment I met, I bonded hard with over our mutual love for music, laughter & self development, to name but a few. He is an absolutely world class, one of a kind jewelry magician, creating some of the finest examples of divine art in the form of jewelry that I have ever witnessed & has created a business around this art, named William Arthur Jewelry, that is capturing people's love for one another, his love for the art form of jewelry making & all around helping peoples emotions become reality in the masterpieces he creates. If all of this wasn't enough & because I am sure you are all curious, he is also an individual who has benefitted deeply from the experiences he has been a part of surrounding the subject of conscious, intentional plant medicine ceremony. This episode is sure to invoke the muse out to play for each person listening & allow you all to tap into the innate creative potential we all have access to within our lives. This episode was produced by Mazel Tov Media in Quincy, Massachusetts.

Bill Robertson, Camp Hand, and Tyson Raper different types of variety trials and how the data can be used by researchers and producers in the variety selection process.

Over 55% of Wyoming is public land, with 31 million acres open to hunting. Enter the Game Warden. One third of their job is enforcement of hunting, fishing, trapping and boating laws. This episode features an interview of Bill Robertson about his experience as a game warden, then delves into Otto Wyoming. Plus, Mountain Goats!  See the shownotes for links and reference information presented in this episode.

Bill Robertson is renowned for his extraordinary miniatures which are in museums and collections all over the world. But as a young man he thought his future lay in cars  until he stopped at a miniature show to buy his mom a gift, and from there embarked on  a life long career creating miniatures, designing exhibits & miniature museums, teaching, and more. Host Becky Gannon can be found on Instagram @madaboutminiatures and Bill Robertson is @wmrrobertsonminiatures.

Ben McKnight, Randy Norton, and Bill Robertson discuss trends their seeing in variety performance this year, agronomic characteristics of successful varieties, and methods for evaluating variety maturity category.

Steve Brown, Camp Hand, and Bill Robertson discuss methods for scheduling harvest aid applications and application strategies to optimize harvest aid performance. 

Join our discussion with with Dr. Robertson of the University of Arkansas as we explore topics including his role as an agronomist, teaching sustainability, the importance of cotton and raw material transparency in today's textile supply chain, and the competition between cotton and synthetic fibers. Hosted by Jennifer Crumpler, Fiber Development Manager and Manager of the e3 Sustainable Cotton Program from BASF, and interviewed by industry consultant Bob Antoshak.

Recorded May 26th, Dr. Matt Foster, Dr. Brian Pieralisi, Dr. Tyson Raper, and Dr. Bill Robertson give an update on planting conditions for the mid-south and discuss considerations moving forward.