Podcast appearances and mentions of Bob Burke

Everyone knows Butterball at this time of year - Butterball Turkey. Every year we chat with the Butterball Turkey Talk Line experts and get their advice and horror stories! We've never asked the Ladies about wine pairing with turkey. That's Bob Burke's department. Mon ami, the longtime proprietor of Pot au Feu in Providence RI each year keeps the tradition of the new Beaujolais wine release from the French vineyards. It's a light red wine that pairs perfectly with Thanksgiving dinner. There's French law involved and more but its a lot of fun. Listen to both stories right here. Allons!

In this episode Ray, faith-based network marketing coach, founder of RankMakers and the Higdon Group, shares quotes from Bob Burke, Harvey Mackay & Adam Grant as well as 5 tips on how to talk to people about what you do and bonus faith based guides with examples.     FaithOverFearLIVE.com   HigdonGroup.com/Free     Ray Higdon, is a bestselling author of several books, renowned inspirational speaker, earner of multiple seven figures in a multi-million dollar home based business and founder of the Higdon Group, a Fortune 5000 company, where he's helped clients generate over 500,000 new customers through his proven coaching programs (https://rayhigdoncoaching.com).   Partner with Ray: ★ Take the 1K RankUp Challenge: https://rankmakers.com ★ Apply for Coaching: https://higdongroup.com/coaching ★ Invite to Speak: https://higdongroup.com/speaking ★ Order his Books: https://rankmakershop.com/collections/books-journals/book   Connect with Ray: ★ Podcast: https://higdongroup.com/podcast ★ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rayhigdonpage ★ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rayhigdon ★ Twitter: https://twitter.com/rayhigdon ★ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rayhigdon   Thank you for watching and be sure to subscribe for more: https://www.youtube.com/@HigdonGroup We believe in you! - Ray Higdon   ======================== More About Ray: Ray's, Home Business Profits, has had over 10 million downloads with approximately 160k downloads every month (https://higdongroup.com/podcast). The Higdon Group hosts annual events with as many as 2,000 people live and nearly 7,000 registered online for their Rank Maker community (https://rankmakers.com). As a top keynote speaker, Ray has shared the stage with world renowned thought leaders, including Tony Robbins, Les Brown, Brendon Burchard, Robert Kiyosaki, Bob Proctor, Gary Vaynerchuk, Grant Cardone, Magic Johnson and many more (https://higdongroup.com/speaking). Ray resides in Naples, FL with his wife Jessica, a prominent realtor, and he has four children. As a follower of Jesus Christ, Ray incorporates faith based principles into all of his decisions, life challenges and business successes. They have raised over $1,000,000 to support families in need, the battle against human trafficking and advancing alternatives to traditional health care.

This is the history of Van's Pig Stands as written in “Historic Shawnee, The History of Shawnee & Pottawatomie County” by Bob Burke and Eric Dabney, published 2014: Oklahoma's oldest barbeque restaurant continuously owned and operated by the same family is Van's Pig Stands. First finding fame in the heart of historic Shawnee, nearly a century later its history is palpable. From the mouthwatering food to the friendly service and comfortable atmosphere, Van's is a place of nostalgia and great eating. an old black and white picture of a man with his son standing next to wooden store The roots of this venerable establishment were originally planted by Tennessee native Leroy “Van” Vandegrift, who moved with family to Oklahoma City, where he graduated from Central High. He served in the Army before working as a tool dresser in the oil fields of North Texas and began cooking for fellow roughnecks on rig sites. Around 1928, Van opened his first Pig Stand in a hotel in Wewoka, Oklahoma. It was a small little store serving barbecue such as the Pig Sandwich® and Ribs. The menu also included other types of sandwiches such as Liverwurst, Pimento, Chicken Salad, and Cream Cheese. In 1929 a second Pig Stand opened in Seminole and was then sold in 1935. Pig Stands were later opened in Wichita Falls, Texas and Wichita, Kansas. On June 5, 1930, Van opened his third Pig Stand Location at 714 Highland in Shawnee. In the same year, Van married Thelma Maree Glenn. In 1935 the Shawnee store moved across the street to its present location. The stories of these earliest days in the life of Van's flourishing Pig Stands are legendary among the family. During the Great Depression that swept across America throughout the 1930s, Van's sandwiches—which originally cost 10 cents and had risen to 30 cents for hungry customers—returned to the 10 cent price, with a malt and pig sandwich costing a whopping 20 cents. The restaurant was also home to the area's first ice cream machine. Specialized menu items and secret sauces quickly became a trademark event at the Pig Stand. Its loyal customers enjoyed hot BBQ sauces with jalapeño and cayenne pepper mixed so perfectly on-site that they were eventually sold in six ounce bottles from the back seat of Van's son's car. Van's wife, Thelma, came up with the twice-baked potato that packed full of bacon, onions, salt and pepper, and served with garlic butter. Later, she was in charge of dinner banquets that included large private parties where she served her famous chicken pilaf. Van's son, Jerry, remembers the time well. “When I was working the sandwich corner, my mother was making chopped pork ‘pig' sandwiches and putting the buns on the grill with butter. We later took the BBQ sauce and thinned it down to paint the buns before we dropped them in a bun toaster. We included a relish, too. On those older menus, we didn't have BBQ though. We sold pimento cheese, bratwurst, and even a cow's tongue sandwich for real cheap. Our specials included chicken fried chicken or chicken and dumplings, beans, Rueben sandwiches. I felt like we had too much on the menu in those early days, but dad wanted it that way.” Within its first twenty years, the stand in Shawnee was a bustling place and even included the famous Charcoal Room by the early 1950s. It was originally created with a dance hall and shuffleboard and included an impressive Wurlitzer jukebox. Without a doubt, Van's remains another great reason to spend some time in Shawnee and get to know its many assets. The restaurant continues to welcome guests from around the country. They have also been catering for more than twenty years and continue to build on its past successes with numerous resources to handle parties attended by thousands. Today, Oklahoma's historic Van's Pig Stands is located at 717 East Highland Street and 3815 North Harrison Street in Shawnee and at 320 North Porter Street in Norman, and its newest location opened at 1991 Tower Drive-in Moore in April 2014. https://www.pigstands.com/

Oklahoma's motto, Labor Omnia Vincit, means “work conquers all things.” Today, many people see it as a nod to the hardworking nature of our state's citizens. In reality, it's a tribute to organized labor, which was a significant political force in the formation of Oklahoma's constitution and early laws. In this episode, Trait Thompson and Dr. Bob Blackburn discuss the business and agricultural climate in the United States that led to the labor movement in Oklahoma starting in the 1880s. They also cover Oklahoma's early political leaders such as Peter Hanraty, Charles Haskell, and Kate Barnard who rose to power thanks to the support of labor organizations. Their guest is Bob Burke, an Oklahoma City attorney and historian who has written more historical non-fiction books than anyone else in history

We're approaching the Halloween season and Bob was the perfect guest to have on. He's a huge Horror fan so we got to dive into that quite a bit. He is also a really great artist, dealing in the world of Glow in the Dark paintings. Bob Burke's Art Page Patreon.com/MajorWorldOrder ProWrestlingTees.com/MajorWorldOrder Facebook.com/MajorWorldOrder X.com/MajorWorldOrder Instagram.com/MajorWorldOrder YouTube.com/MajorWorldOrder

Hour 1: UConn beat San Diego State last night to win the National Championship. UConn was so dominant this year that none of their games were really that competitive. The Yankees beat the Phillies and Gleyber Torres seems like he's back. He may be the Daniel Jones of the Yankees for Gio. The Mets looked lifeless in their 10-0 loss in Milwaukee. Carlos Carrasco isn't used to the new pitch clock and had two violations himself. Boomer is wondering why they tear up a road and don't pave it right away. Jerry is here for his first update and has audio from Jim Nantz on CBS as UConn wins it all. Dan Hurley gives props to his team and the Big East. Jim Nantz signs off with, ‘thank you for being my friend'. The Yankees beat the Phillies and Nestor Cortes made a great play on an overthrown throw to the plate. Aaron Boone talked about how well the Yankees are hitting right now. Rookie Brice Turang hit a grand slam against the Mets in the Brewers home opener. Mark Canha struck out on a pitch clock violation. Texas Rangers' Josh Smith took a pitch to the face. In the final segment of the hour, Gio talked about a commercial that plays on WFAN where the guy says, ‘I'm Bopper' or something like that. It turns out, he's saying ‘I'm Bob Burke'. Angel Reese is not happy that Jill Biden also invited Iowa to the White House.  Hour 2: Aaron Hicks played yesterday and the fans were booing him. Boomer doesn't understand why they're booing him when they were up big in the game. Gio said the Yankees need to move him for the benefit of the Yankees and Hicks. We also talked about Angel Reese and LSU winning the women's NCAA Championship. Jerry returns for an update and starts with UConn winning the National Championship. Jerry has the final call. Dan Hurley talked about adding to the Hurley name. The Yankees beat the Phillies and Anthony Rizzo had a HR. Pitcher Ian Hamilton has the ‘slambio' pitch for the Yankees. The Mets lost big to the Brewers and Mark Canha got called out for a pitch clock violation. Carlos Carrasco also had some issues with the pitch clock. Ohtani had a huge blast and our old friend Wayne Randazzo had the call. In the final segment of the hour, Vince McMahon has a ridiculous pencil thin mustache. They also talked briefly about A-I and Chat GPT. Gio's outfit for Friday night has not arrived yet and he's worried it won't be delivered in time.  Hour 3: Kyle Long just tweeted about watching the show. Boomer was also playing around with Chat GPT in the break. We also talked about the upcoming Masters and LIV players being involved. Jerry returns for an update but first Boomer found a store called, ‘The Leather Man', that may have something for Gio. Boomer seems very interested in the various pants this place sells. Jerry has audio of Shaun Morash from the DA Show saying he shaves his butt cheek with the same razor as his head. UConn won the National Championship last night by beating San Diego State. Jerry has postgame audio from a very sad San Diego player. The Yankees beat the Phillies behind Gleyber Torres and Anthony Rizzo HRs. Jerry has audio of Brian Anderson calling a HR by a player named Brian Adnerson. In the final segment of the hour, a man calls in who has brought his dog to every NHL arena. He has MSG and UBS left so that's why he's up from Tampa.  Hour 4: We talked about the start both the Mets and Yankees have gotten off to so far this year. Dan in Carteret calls in and says he may be going to see Springsteen with Al at Prudential Center.Jerry returns for his final update of the morning and starts with audio from UConn beating San Diego State to win the National Championship. The Yankees beat the Phillies and got homers by Torres and Rizzo. We looked at the betting odds for the Masters. The Mets lost to the Brewers 10-0. Rookie Brice Turang hit a grand slam. Buck Showalter talked about Carlos Carraso's performance. Mark Canha was struck out on a pitch clock violation. In the final segment of the show, Gio talked about the Waco documentary on Netflix.

Hour 1: UConn beat San Diego State last night to win the National Championship. UConn was so dominant this year that none of their games were really that competitive. The Yankees beat the Phillies and Gleyber Torres seems like he's back. He may be the Daniel Jones of the Yankees for Gio. The Mets looked lifeless in their 10-0 loss in Milwaukee. Carlos Carrasco isn't used to the new pitch clock and had two violations himself. Boomer is wondering why they tear up a road and don't pave it right away. Jerry is here for his first update and has audio from Jim Nantz on CBS as UConn wins it all. Dan Hurley gives props to his team and the Big East. Jim Nantz signs off with, ‘thank you for being my friend'. The Yankees beat the Phillies and Nestor Cortes made a great play on an overthrown throw to the plate. Aaron Boone talked about how well the Yankees are hitting right now. Rookie Brice Turang hit a grand slam against the Mets in the Brewers home opener. Mark Canha struck out on a pitch clock violation. Texas Rangers' Josh Smith took a pitch to the face. In the final segment of the hour, Gio talked about a commercial that plays on WFAN where the guy says, ‘I'm Bopper' or something like that. It turns out, he's saying ‘I'm Bob Burke'. Angel Reese is not happy that Jill Biden also invited Iowa to the White House.

DeJuan Marrero sits down with Lake Station's Head Boys Basketball Coach, Bob Burke to discuss his coaching journey, his historic sectionals 3A championship after not winning one since 1941, and his game plan going into this weekends game at regionals. DeJuan Marrero Social Media YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UC5uNsn8rQXbVM2wOAoVC1hw?view_as=subscriber Spotify Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2lcn... Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dejuanmarrero/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thedmpodcast_/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/dejuanmarrero?lan... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dejuan.marrero

My guest for Chapter 36 is author, historian, and attorney Bob Burke. Bob has written over 150 books about Oklahoma and Oklahomans, ranging from topics like The Oklahoma City Bombing to the Oklahoma State Fair to Oklahoma legends like Wiley Post and Ralph Ellison. Bob is a 3-time winner of the Oklahoma Book Award, received  the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Oklahoma Center for the Book, and has been inducted into the Oklahoma Journalism Hall of Fame, the Oklahoma Historians Hall of Fame, and the Oklahoma Hall of Fame. Bob and I talk about his interest in Oklahoma, his passion for writing biographies, his extensive writing process and working with co-authors. I also got to hear a ton of stories from Bob about everything from baseball to Donald Duck. Connect with Bob: website | FacebookOur review  is from Sheeva Azma, Sheeva is a freelance science writer, digital and strategic communicator, and science policy wonk who merges her interests in science, writing, and policy to solve hard problems through effective messaging with her science communications company, Fancy Comma, LLC. She is a scientist turned science writer who has written two books designed to encourage scientists to try their hand at science writing. Sheeva reviews Who Can Hold the Sea by by James D. Hornfischer. Connect with Sheeva: website | TwitterMentioned on the show:Typically I try to include all of the books mentioned, but Bob talked about so many different books and projects that it seemed best to point you to his catalog. Books by Bob BurkeDavid McCulloughConnect with J: website | Twitter | Instagram | FacebookShop the Bookcast on Bookshop.orgMusic by JuliusH

Bob Burke is the Principal of Natural Products Consulting, a consulting firm specializing in bringing natural, organic, and specialty products to market across all channels. The firm has worked with companies such as Annie's, Oregon Chai, Kraft, and many others. He is also the co-author and co-publisher of the Natural Products Field Manual. Bob serves on multiple advisory boards for companies, including Wildgood, Fancypants Bakery, and the Nutrition Business Journal.  As an expert in marketing natural, organic, and specialty products, he was named one of the “Top 25 Business Builders of the Natural Products Industry for the last 25 years” by Natural Foods Merchandiser magazine. Before becoming a consultant, Bob was the Vice President of Sales and Corporate Development at Stonyfield Farm and has held management positions at Sperry Top-Sider and Colombo, Inc. In this episode… With inflation and supply chain constraints in the CPG space, brands must develop a sound strategy for future success. So how can you stay profitable in 2023? Many brands are hesitant to raise prices because they believe it will decrease purchase rates. But price increases are unavoidable in most cases, so to sustain your gross margins, Bob Burke recommends raising prices to match growing costs from suppliers. There are two components brands must focus on to maximize profits: buyer management and customer acquisition. You can create value for your brand by optimizing product categories and building an emotional connection with consumers. In today's episode of the Brand Alchemist Podcast, Taja Dockendorf hosts Bob Burke, Principal of Natural Products Consulting, to address how brands can grow in the CPG space in 2023. Bob shares advice for brands contemplating price increases, how the CPG landscape will evolve in 2023, growth strategies for CPG brands, and more!

The 11 o'clock hour starts with USI HC Stan Gouard talking about the Screaming Eagles win over Southern Illinois University- Edwardsville and his journey building this now-DI program. Coach talks about his 4-way tie for 1st place in the Ohio Valley Conference. Back to high school hoops as WAXL's Steve Kolb calls to talk about Castle's 73-65 win over Heritage Hills. After Kolb, David Deaton joins Coach Lovell to talk about Corydon Central's 81-76 win over Charleston. Next up is Noblesville Head Coach Scott McClellan who calls in about the Miller's 75-47 win over Hamilton Heights. DII Basketball is the next topic as IST's own Nathaniel Finch hops on the mic to talk UIndy's 75-50 win over McKendree and their standings within the GLVC and the Midwest Region. Next, Coach Bob Burke of Lake Station has a conversation with Coach Lovell about Fighting Eagles 55-51 victory over Hanover Central and where they stand in the 4A class. Staying on the topic of high school ball, Brendan King joins for the final segment to discuss Eastern Hancock's 68-38 win over Shenandoah to close out the show. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Bob Burke is the principal of Natural Products Consulting and is one of the leading experts in the natural products market. Named one of the "Top 25 Business Builders of the Natural Products Industry for the last 25 years” by Natural Foods Merchandiser Magazine, Bob has been leading strategy for brands in your kitchen for three decades and counting. In this episode, Bob gives us valuable insight on positioning, expansion, and how the paths to market have flipped in recent years. We touch one leveraging online success to get into into top retailers, what investors look for, and other opportunities as the natural product market grows. More about Bob: https://www.naturalconsulting.com/ More about us: https://www.ecod2c.com/

On the night of August 20, 1860, an expedition left Melbourne that would go down in history as a success in spite of the hardships the Australian outback threw at the brave explorers.The reality is a little more nuanced - and ridiculous - than the story we've been told.Join Holly and Matthew as they follow Bob Burke and Will Wills -and their forgotten companions John King and Charles Gray - as they travel from Melbourne to the Gulf of Carpentaria, and their attempts to return home.

On the night of August 20, 1860, an expedition left Melbourne that would go down in history as a success in spite of the hardships the Australian outback threw at the brave explorers. The reality is a little more nuanced - and ridiculous - than the story we've been told. Join Holly and Matthew as they follow Bob Burke and Will Wills -and their forgotten companions John King and Charles Gray - as they travel from Melbourne to the Gulf of Carpentaria, and their attempts to return home.

On this episode I chatted with Bob Burke, born in Broken Bow, Oklahoma, has written more historical non-fiction books than anyone else in history. He earned a law degree from Oklahoma City University and received an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree from OCU and a BA in journalism from the University of Oklahoma. Burke's more than 130 books have won many awards, including three Pulitzer Prize nominations. Burke is a member of the Oklahoma Hall of Fame, the Oklahoma Journalism Hall of Fame, and the Oklahoma Historians Hall of Fame. He is father to Robert, Amy, and Cody, stepfather to Natalie, Lauren, and Calli, and grandfather to Nathan, Jon, Ridge, Fallon, Greyson, Mia, Emerson, Sutton, Charlie, and Cameron. He and his wife, Chimene, live in Oklahoma City where he practices law and writes books. This episode is presented by the Oklahoma Hall of Fame, telling Oklahoma's story through its people since 1927. For more information on the Oklahoma Hall of Fame go to www.oklahomahof.com and follow them on instagram for daily updates www.instagram.com/oklahomahof #thisisoklahoma 

Bob Burke takes businesses' ideas, and makes them real. On The Irresistible Factor, Bob and host Kristi Bridges talk about how he is able to bring natural, organic and specialty products to market as a consultant with Natural Products Consulting. Bob is a real expert with serious experience, and his value to his clients is clear. (His roster of work includes Annie's, Dr. Bronner's, Mason Dixie Biscuit Co., Califia Farms, Bob's Red Mill, Theo Chocolate and many, many more.) Together, Kristi and Bob discuss the role of a brand's online presence in their ability to eventually exit to a strategic buyer, along with the benefits of Amazon, outsourcing and planning ahead. “You always have to be innovating,” Bob said. “You can never be complacent. You can never sit back and rest on your laurels, and you need to be tuned in to where the consumer's going and where the market's going.”

Welcome to Chapter 15 of the Okie Bookcast! We're celebrating National School Libraries Month by talking with a couple of amazing Oklahoma librarians! Jill Slay is the librarian at Putnam City West High School in Oklahoma City. Jill has  been an educator for 23-ish years and was a high school English teacher before moving into the Library about 10 years ago. She is currently working on her doctorate in Education in Curriculum Studies and Supervision. You can connect with Jill on Twitter (@msjillslay11) and Instagram (@jillslay11) and also check out her library on Twitter (@PCWlibrary) or Instagram (@pcwestlibrary). Eric Dabney is the librarian at Orvis Risner Elementary in Edmond, OK.  As a longtime researcher and editor for prolific author Bob Burke, Eric spent more than two decades rediscovering his home state over kitchen-table interviews and the family photo albums of many of its favorite sons and daughters including Gary England, Abe Lemons, Jane Jayroe, and George Nigh.  He is the co-author of several books and taught in the education department at UCO for more than a decade.  Eric began his career in public school education as a first-grade teacher at Orvis Risner Elementary in Edmond in 2014 and later moved down the street to Central Middle School, where he taught 7th-grade English and Literacy. He returned to Orvis Risner as the school's librarian in 2019.  Married to Shelley for 30 years, the couple lives on a farm northeast of Edmond, where they raised three daughters and are now very happy grandparents. You can check out one of the videos Eric made reading to his students here. We had so much to talk about in this conversation that I've split it into two episodes. In this part one,  we talk about their libraries, the role of librarians in the greater school community, and helping kids fall in love with reading. Part Two of our conversation is also available in Chapter 16.  Our review for this chapter is from Shereen Rasor - Shereen has been a teacher in Mustang Public Schools for 28 years and a school librarian for 10 years. She is married to her high-school sweetheart and is the mother of two sons, both in the military, and the grandmother of the two cutest kids ever! Her favorite past times are reading, horseback riding, and motorcycle riding… especially if she gets to do these things on the beach.Shereen reviews The Good Sister by Sally Hepworth.Mentioned on the Show:Orca Soundings Collection Jason ReynoldsJudy Blume AviTreasure Island - Robert Louis StevensonWonder - R. J. PalacioTony Hawk Wizard of Oz - L. Frank Baum The Good Sister - Sally HepworthMusic by JuliusHConnect with J: website | Twitter | Instagram | FacebookShop the Bookcast on Bookshop.orgMusic by JuliusH

There are many reasons why coding the CI/CD pipeline can be untrustworthy or what are the sources or vulnerabilities of the software delivery pipeline. One of those reasons is that the identity of the people who made the commits cannot be verified. What to do about that and where should companies start to improve their SDLC security is what we discussed today with Bob Burke from Beyond Identity and Niko Ikonen from Eficode. -The DEVOPS Conference recordings: https://hubs.li/Q016H68X0 -Webinar: Compliance and security in the DevOps world: https://hubs.li/Q016H5HL0 Our speakers on social media: -Bob Burke, VP Security and Infrastructure at Beyond Identity: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bob-burke-4293712/ -Niko Ikonen, Senior Consultant at Eficode: https://www.linkedin.com/in/niko-ikonen-61170657/?originalSubdomain=fi

For Valentine's Day we present a special Artscape: local restaurant owner and history buff Bob Burke tells the love story of Italian Count Paolo Bajnotti and Carrie Brown, grand-daughter of Nicholas Brown Jr., the namesake of Brown University in Providence. In Burke's telling, it's a story of love and tragedy, of death in a pandemic, and the desire to triumph over death by creating a series of memorials to a timeless love.

For Valentine's Day we present a special Artscape: local restaurant owner and history buff Bob Burke tells the love story of Italian Count Paolo Bajnotti and Carrie Brown, grand-daughter of Nicholas Brown Jr., the namesake of Brown University in Providence. In Burke's telling, it's a story of love and tragedy, of death in a pandemic, and the desire to triumph over death by creating a series of memorials to a timeless love.

On this episode I chatted with Patti & Sarah about their recent project "This Land is Her Land" and more about Oklahoma History and the women who have impacted it along the way.  Patti Loughlin is Professor of History at the University of Central Oklahoma. Her publications include Hidden Treasures of the American West: Muriel H. Wright, Angie Debo and Alice Marriott (University of New Mexico Press, 2005), Building Traditions, Educating Generations: A History of the University of Central Oklahoma (Oklahoma Heritage Association, 2007) with Bob Burke, and Main Street Oklahoma: An American Story (Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 2013) coedited by Linda Reese. Her book Angie Debo, Daughter of the Prairie(Oklahoma City: Oklahoma Hall of Fame, 2017), received the 2018 Oklahoma Book Award for children/young adult. Patti serves on the Oklahoma Historical Society board of directors, and remains active in the Coalition for Western Women's History and the Western History Association. Sarah Eppler Janda is Professor of History at Cameron University in Lawton, Oklahoma. She is the author of Beloved Women: The Political Lives of LaDonna Harris and Wilma Mankiller (Northern Illinois University Press, 2007), Pride of the Wichitas: A History of Cameron University (Oklahoma Heritage Association, 2010), and Prairie Power: Student Activism, Counterculture, and Backlash in Oklahoma, 1962–1972 (University of Oklahoma Press, 2018). She is an active member of the Coalition for Western Women's History, the Western History Association, and the Berkshire Conference of Women Historians. Janda and Loughlin coedited This Land is Herland: Gendered Activism in Oklahoma from the 1870s to the 2010s (University of Oklahoma Press, 2021). Currently they are writing an Oklahoma history textbook for statewide adoption in high schools for the University of Oklahoma Press. Huge shout out to my sponsors for their continued support.  The Oklahoma Hall of Fame. Telling Oklahoma's story through its people since 1927. For more information go to www.oklahomahof.com and www.instagram.com/oklahomahof RCB Bank. Get rates as low as 1.79% APR on new, used and refinanced cars, boats, campers and ATVs. Visit www.RCBbank.com or come into any of our 40 locations across Oklahoma to learn more. Until August 31st. Rate and financing with approved credit. Restrictions Apply. #thisisoklahoma 

Tune in to hear from Bob Burke, Galeon Brand Manager, as we discuss a brand-new Collection from Galeon Yachts. Find Your Galeon: http://bit.ly/3mImrs0Get the scoop on the 325 GTO, the first model available in the global market. Stay tuned for the redesigned legendary Tige Z3, tips to fish a wreck, top products searched in 2020, and look at a very "hot" new boat model.  Headquartered in Clearwater, Florida, MarineMax is the nation's largest recreational boat and yacht retailer. Focused on premium brands, such as Sea Ray, Boston Whaler, Meridian, Hatteras, Azimut Yachts, Ocean Alexander, Galeon, Grady-White, Harris, Bennington, Crest, Mastercraft, Scout, Sailfish, Sea Pro, Sportsman, Scarab Jet Boats, Tige', Aquila, NauticStar, Nautique and Yamaha Jet Boats. MarineMax sells new and used recreational boats and related marine products and services as well as provides yacht brokerage and charter services. MarineMax currently has 63 retail locations in Alabama, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, South Carolina and Texas and operates MarineMax Vacations in Tortola, British Virgin Islands. MarineMax is a New York Stock Exchange-listed company. For more information, please visit www.marinemax.com. Connect with us in one of our many storesFind your store: www.marinemax.com/storesFind your boat at MarineMax: www.marinemax.com/boats-for-saleMarineMax Website: www.marinemax.comMarineMax Twitter: www.twitter.com/MarineMaxMarineMax Instagram: www.instagram.com/marinemaxonlineMarineMax Vacations: www.marinemax.com/vacations

Everyone else is saying Bob Burke's Pot au Feu restaurant came in second in the Small Business Big Wins sweepstakes. But that wins a Silver Medal, right? So let's hang that medal where it belongs and take a Victory Lap. After the year we have put in, we deserve it and no one more than Bob and his crew. Here's the setup and the votegetting followed by the victory lap and an impassioned wish for all restaurants and all of us too. Enjoy and best wishes Bob and all of us.

Bob Burke took over as CEO of ATG in 2002 during the depths of the .com crash and led the company to dominate the commerce platform space, eventually leading to a successful acquisition by Oracle in 2011. In this episode, we talk about the evolution of the commerce platform market, ATG's role in driving that change, Oracle's acquisition of ATG, and Bob's role at private equity firm TCV

C'est what? It's the annual wine funfest from France known as the New Beaujolais Arrival - Le Beaujolais Nouveau c'est arrivee! It is a food journey, a wine journey and a literal journey and it takes place every Third Thursday of November by French law. One of the authorities on how to enjoy it is Bob Burke, our friend and restaurateur at Providence's Pot au Feu Bistro. He knows the history and how best to celebrate this fun food tradition. We will stop first at KNEAD Doughnuts to taste some amazing pastry creations and give you a gift idea from Gaspar's Linguica. Allons!

The 1960's Oklahoma Supreme Court bribery scandal and the resulting reforms to the process of selection and retention of Oklahoma's appellate court judges and justices. We also discuss the results of the recent retention ballot and compare the results to the trends in retention going back to 2000.Show Notes: Judicial Nominating Commission Results of 2020 Judicial Retention Vote Book- Justice for Sale: Shocking Scandal of Oklahoma Supreme Court (by Justice Berry and James E. Alexander, 1996)Book- How Bad It Was How Good It Is: The Value of an Independent Oklahoma Judiciary (by Bob Burke, 2015)Article- SCANDAL SHAKES OKLAHOMA COURT; Two Judges Accused of Tax Evasion and Link to Payoff (The New York Times, 1964)Article- Judiciary's dark days recalled: Before, after court reform chronicled (Tulsa World, 2020)Article- State Chamber plans to publicize its judicial ratings: State Chamber plans to tell of its evaluations; some critics claim bias (Tulsa World, 2012)CourtFacts.org (Oklahoma Bar Association) 

Harry chats with Bob Burke owner of Pot Au Feu in Providence Rhode Island. Bob has taken precautions for the Cornovirus very seriously and has a lot to say about how to reopen for indoor dining during a pandemic. Tune it to hear about the steps he's taken, and the launch of his new app that lets restaurants and diners alike determine the safety level of an establishment. Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support Feast Yr Ears by becoming a member!Feast Yr Ears is Powered by Simplecast.  

As an industry, we have a massive influence on the economic, political, and even the cultural arena if we can only get together and influence the people that support our brands. When we use that influence regularly, whether consciously or unconsciously, we can promote health, wellness, environmental causes, climate causes, and other things we deem important. In this episode, Elliot Begoun brings together some providers in the food and beverage industry collectively named the Natural Products Mafia. Don’t miss this episode with William Madden, Brandon Hernandez, Corinne Shindelar, Bob Burke, and Mark Feinberg as they talk about the potential impact they have as an industry, as well as other important matters - from what's going on in the industry to what's happening in the world.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How »Join The TIG Talks Community today:tigbrands.comFacebookLinkedIn

If you’re looking for a good beef bourguignon, or perhaps someone to take a saber to your champagne bottle, Bob Burke is your man. Sit back, relax, and tune in as Brad and David banter with special guest and famous restaurateur, Bob Burke.

Capt. C.A. sits down for a very candid and unfiltered conversation with Bob Burke of Suncoast Marine in Largo, Florida. Some of the topics that come up are the demise of the Evinrude brand, Yamaha and Mercury reliability and performance and even gun ownership in America. Plus he gives his top 5 tips to keep your outboard running trouble-free and out of the shop! Don’t sleep on this one it’s one of our best podcasts this year...

In unprecedented times such as the current COVID-19 pandemic, it is hard not to notice the overall speed at which our world is changing around us. It seems more of an upheaval that has dramatically accelerated us into a new way of living and doing business. In this episode, Elliot Begoun sits down with Bob Burke, principal at Natural Products Consulting, to talk about what we see in the CPG industry, what is going on, and what changes are most likely to stick and are transitory. Bob then answers some questions from the audience on going fully plant-based, starting D2C programs, managing success, developing a channel strategy, managing PR on a limited budget, expanding a new product line, and more. These things may not be able to take away the uncertainty of our current times, but what Elliot and Bob can do is provide you the support to see the challenges through. Don’t miss out on this great conversation. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Join The TIG Talks Community today:

Retail is pay-to-play and, like any game, you need to know the rules. The better you know the rules, the more effective your selling strategy can explode your sales and profits. Your creativity can then give you a significant competitive advantage

Success in the natural products market comes to brands that plan, revaluate and execute a business strategy that hinges on the people and capital. Bob Burke, principal, Natural Products Consulting, discusses the steps brands can take to ensure they achieve success selling their supplement, food, beverage or personal care product with Sandy Almendarez, editor in chief, INSIDER. In this podcast, Burke covers: • Principles of a solid business plan including having a remarkable product, a gross margin that allows for cash flow and marketing plan and more. • The importance of plugging the right people in the right positions within the company organization • The high return on investment (ROI) that comes from engaging with consumers and following industry trends. Burke is speaking at the Natural Products Business School on Tuesday, March 5, 2019. at 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Natural Products Expo West in Anaheim, California. Register for the session at expowest.com.

Bob Burke is the Sr. Director Customer First, EMEA at Okta. He leads the post sales teams focused on driving longterm value for our customers including Education Services, Professional Services, Customer Success Management, Technical Support and Renewals. Bob has spent the past 20 years managing global IT operations and started his journey with Okta as a customer. He joined Okta 5 years ago in San Francisco and moved to London in 2015 where he’s been helping to build the EMEA business and grow the CF operation internationally. As a Californian living in London, he’s learned how to complain about the weather, drink warm beer, redefine the term football, survive without a car, and speak English properly.

This episode's FREE downloadable guide Nothing happens until someone buys your product and shoppers can’t buy what they can’t find. The path to sustainable sales and getting your product onto more retailers shelves and into the hands of more shoppers. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE STRATEGIC GUIDE: Top 10 Strategies To Meet Your Business Goals Building a brand can be challenging. Surrounding yourself with quality experts can lessen the load. Learning from experts can add rocket fuel to your growth and help you avoid costly pitfalls. Engaged knowledgable leaders outperform their competitors. I want to start by thanking you for listening to the Brand Secrets and Strategies podcast. Before I begin, I want to remind you that there's a free downloadable guide for you at the end of most every episode. I always try to include one easy to download, quick to digest strategy that you can instantly adopt and make your own. One that you can use to grow sustainable sales and compete more effectively. Remember, this podcast is about you and it's for you. The goal here is to get your product under more retailer sales and into the hands of more shoppers. This week's free downloadable guide are my top 10 strategies to meet your business goals. Stay tuned to learn more about it and how you can get it instantly along with other downloadable guides and my business building courses. If you like the podcast, subscribe, share it with a friend and leave a review on iTunes. This week's story is about an icon in our industry who started with a legacy brand helping to build it into one of the most trusted and respected brands in the natural channel. Through his journey, he wore many different hats and had the opportunity, the unique opportunity to learn about the business from the ground up. Bob now shares what he's learned with the industry in his natural product's field manual, his seminars, the business schools that he leads at both natural product expos and with you here on today's podcast. Let's face it, starting a business can be difficult and extremely challenging. Having the proper guidance, having the proper Sherpa to help you up the mountain to teach you everything you need to know about building a brand, getting funding, getting on a retailer shelf, working with a broker, all of those things are critically important to your success. Fortunately in this industry, there are people that are willing and able and eager to help you. Today's guest is one of the leading consultants in the industry. He's earned the reputation as the go-to expert. My special guest today is Bob Burke of Natural Products Consulting. Download the show notes:  brandsecretsandstrategies.com/session99

Bob Burke is an author, advisor, keynote speaker, board member for dozens of natural product brands, and one of the country’s leading experts and thought leaders in natural and organic products. He's helped hundreds of companies and brands bring natural and specialty products to market, and was named one of the "Top 25 Business Builders of the Natural Products Industry for the last 25 years" by Natural Foods Merchandiser Magazine. In this episode we discuss: · How to succeed in the natural, organic, “better-for-you” space · Consumer demand for natural products · What does innovation look like in this category? · Who’s doing it right? · Telling your “authentic” brand story · What’s happening in “plant-based” foods? · Why sourcing is important · Emerging trend Contact Bob Burke: https://www.naturalconsulting.com

0:00 Intro with Neil and Ant 2:30 Mike talks playing juniors after high school while looking for a college scholarship. Then the tough transition from being two years away from school to a college freshman. 5:40 Deciding a major. Getting involved with Qunnipiac's MBA program and realizing business was his future 6:30 On how to have success as a student - athlete: "It's as much as figuring out the system as it working hard and studying. Which professors are understanding of your balance as an athlete? Which ones are willing to stay after class when you need it?" On how flexible and understanding Quinnipiac's business professors were during his time there. There weren't special favors, just people who empathized with your workload.  ​​   9:00 What's Next Moment: transition to professional hockey after college. Getting a career-ending concussion. Making the decision to quit and figure out..... what's next 13:00 Mike's stance on networking and what it really means to him. Importance of adding value first. "Networking has become such a dirty word because it has become so transactional. Take a different approach and see how you can add value. If you go into it requesting something, expecting something, that's when people get turned off.  16:00  17:00 Importance of having a cause, exploring a purpose. Instagram: Passion_Purpose_Profit ​​   First initiative: I AM YOU Buying and handing out blankets to the homeless. Hearing the stories of homeless people provided more value than any money. 21:00 First years in sales, and his disappointment in the transactional nature of sales. The lack of connection. He shifted from "always be closing" to "always add value." "As an ex-athlete you already have the skills to succeed in sales. Whether you know it or not." 23:30 Taking the leap into TrueConnect, starting with content before launching his product (aka....adding value!) TrueConnect: Sales software for relationship-based salespeople. Facilitates human interaction between rep and prospect/client. -Why Real Estate, Alumni Affairs, and more will find value in TrueConnect 28:00 What Sales People are doing wrong: Not adding value, trying to close every deal even if it isn't a fit. 30:00 Mentors:People he came across with organically. It wasn't transactional. -Why books are some of the best mentors! 31:30 Advice for entrepreneurs, what it's REALLY like being an entrepreneur. "Why do we feel guilty saying we're salespeople?" 36:00 Advice for people in transition asking "What's Next?" -Meet People, even if it's uncomfortable -Put yourself out there "It only takes one yes. A 90% fail rate is a 10% win rate" 42:00 Resources Mike Recommends: The Go Giver by Bob Burke & John David Mann (how business actually works) Growth Hacker by Ryan Holiday Personalities: Gary Vaynerchuck Tim Ferriss Tony Robbins "Personal development and business, there isn't really a gap in between. It's about being successful in all areas of your life." How  You Can Get in Touch With Mike: Instagram: @passion_purpose_profit TrueConnect: website - TrueConnect.io

Dr. Heather Gilmartin talks with Dr. Bob Burke and Lynette Kelley, FNP, from the HSR&D Center of Innovation for Veteran-Centered and Value-Driven Care in Denver, CO, and Seattle, WA. They will be sharing their insights on the Rural Transition Nurse Program.

Over his three decades as an executive and consultant in the natural products industry, Bob Burke has been recognized as one of the foremost experts in the space. This episode of the BevNET Podcast features a wide-ranging conversation with Burke, whose career includes 11 years in sales and marketing at organic dairy giant Stonyfield Farm and nearly 20 years as an advisor to early-stage and entrepreneurial food and beverage companies. Along with a discussion about the evolution of the natural foods industry and its transformative impact on the grocery business, Burke shared his thoughts on the keys to success for startups and how he defines truly innovative ideas. The episode also includes a recap of the Sweets and Snacks Expo, which was held last week in Chicago, and a chat with Nico Enriquez, the co-founder of alcoholic ginger beer brand Farmer Willie’s, who joined us for the latest edition of “Elevator Talk.”

Retired agent Jon Hersley served in the FBI for 30 years and retired agent Larry Tongate served for 29 years. They were case agents assigned to the nation-wide investigation of the April 19, 1995, Oklahoma City bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. In this episode of FBI Retired Case File Review with Jerri Williams we learn more about the 168 victims—including 19 children—and the more than 500 people injured from the bombing. The warped ideology that motivated Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols to blow up the Murrah building is also reviewed. Jon Hersley was assigned to the Oklahoma City Division. Larry Tongate was in the Bureau's Kansas City Office. The bomb blast also destroyed the entire north side of the nine-story concrete and granite Murrah building, incinerated nearby cars, and damaged more than 300 buildings. The OKBOMB investigation, as it became known, is the United States' deadliest act of homegrown terrorism.  After being tried and convicted of the crime, McVeigh was executed on June 11, 2001 and Nichols was sentenced to life in prison. A third individual, Michael Fortier was sentenced to 12 years in prison for failing to report the planned attack and for lying to the FBI. In their book—Simple Truths: The Real Story of the Oklahoma City Bombing Investigation—Hersley and Tongate and their co-author Bob Burke, assembled a chronological review of the initial events and of the evidence gathered in the case against McVeigh, Nichols and Fortier.

Retired agent Jon Hersley served in the FBI for 30 years and retired agent Larry Tongate served for 29 years. They were case agents and investigators for the nation-wide investigation of the April 19, 1995, Oklahoma City Bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. In this episode of FBI Retired Case File Review with Jerri Williams they are interviewed about the fast-moving search to identify, capture and charge the persons responsible. Jon Hersley was assigned to the Oklahoma City Division. Larry Tongate was in the Bureau's Kansas City Office. The bomb blast caused the death of 168 innocent people—including 19 children. It also destroyed the entire north side of the nine-story concrete and granite Murrah building, incinerated nearby cars, and damaged more than 300 buildings. The OKBOMB investigation, as it became known, is the United States' deadliest act of homegrown terrorism.  After being tried and convicted of the crime, Timothy McVeigh was executed on June 11, 2001 and Terry Nichols Nichols was sentenced to life in prison. A third individual, Michael Fortier was sentenced to 12 years in prison for failing to report the planned attack and for lying to the FBI. In their book—Simple Truths: The Real Story of the Oklahoma City Bombing Investigation—Hersley and Tongate and their co-author Bob Burke, assembled a chronological review of the initial events and of the evidence gathered in the case against McVeigh, Nichols and Fortier.

In this rebroadcast episode of Workers Comp Matters, host Alan Pierce interviews attorney, author, and historian Bob Burke about the implications of opt out programs. Together, they discuss the effects on workers, taxpayers, and even the court system as these new systems are put into place. Stay tuned, as both Alan and Bob reveal the primary movers for opt out as well as predictions for future public acceptance. Bob Burke is an attorney, author, and historian with over 30 years of experience practicing law in workers’ compensation matters. Special thanks to our sponsors, Casepacer and PInow.

Now we've got all the players back on the board. They may not be as close together as they'd like (we're all looking at you, Bram), but all Bowmans are definitely taking turns at playing games. Will: Will got a new partner this week in one-time Jennifer investigator, Bob Burke. Bob wasn't putting on an act for Jennifer's benefit apparently. He must always act like that. Although being the "good soldier" is Will's only play right now, the department he returned to only resembles the one he left because they inhabit the same space. Question of the week: Now that Will has to bow down to a new dress code, do you think they'll make him cut his hair? Kate: So much for being the "good citizen" half of Team Bowman. I guess throwing your state appointed tutor out of the house isn't technically bad citizenship, but it may be bad colonist...ship. The big questions surrounding Katie's erratic behavior revolve around where the heck WAS she? Both awkward Charlie/Lindsey interactions came while Katie was away or busy. I don't want to stick up for a weirdo like Lindsey unnecessarily, but was she -really- out of line for asking a child that was distracting her student to go be busy elsewhere? If we enforced Katie's rule today, teachers would be getting booted left and right. Broussard: Still hanging out with Team RoboBee (emphasis on the BO). I would so hate these guys if I were him. They must still have some future story importance, because Broussard would be better off without them. Plus, why go through the trouble and expense of hiring a known actress like Thora Birch (Morgan last season), just to replace her? Weird. Proxy / Bram: Proxy needs to learn a little subtlety when it comes to showing Bram favoritism. It's so obvious Maya noticed it and force Bram to reveal his snitch status. It is interesting to wonder though, is Bram working for Proxy (for real), or is he working for Maya (bad move)?

Curious about launching a natural food or beverage product? Want to get your product into Whole Foods Market and other natural product retailers? This is an interview you don’t want to miss! Listen to our interview with Bob Burke and get insider tips on finding a manufacturing partner, getting your pricing right so you’re profitable, and working with retailers, distributors and brokers. Leave a Rating & Review in iTunes for the Product Launch Rebel Podcast (http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1136273740) BONUS: Click HERE (https://www.repsly.com/blog/consumer-goods/whole-foods-vendor-application)  to learn how to become a supplier to Whole Foods Market. It’s an article written by my friends at Repsly! Episode Outline: 0:45 – Introduction to Bob Burke, Founder of Natural Products Consulting. 2:00 – A list of companies and brands that Bob Burke has helped launch and grow in the natural products channel 2:45 – Bob shares his areas of expertise when helping people launch and grow in the natural products channel 4:05 – Bob describes the types of projects he works on when he works with clients; he gets involved in all aspects of the business, but most of his projects are writing customized business and marketing plans; “they’re a lot of work.” 6:55 – Bob talks about the types of projects that he’s best suited for, and the specific tasks related to those projects. Additionally, he talks about some of the more successful case histories, or projects/brands, that he’s worked on. 9:52 – Bob talks about the benefits of working with entrepreneurs that don’t have natural products industry experience: “The ones that don’t have the industry experience aren’t weighed down . . . they’re unencumbered.” 11:42 – Bob shares information about his seminars, including his Two-Day Sales Seminar, where he brings in 10 experts in their field (i.e. e-commerce, former Whole Foods Market buyers, distributor and retailer customers, etc.) to educate about selling to this channel. He also offers a full-day Financing Seminar, where they talk about deal structure, terms sheets, etc. 14:56 – What has been the highlight of Bob’s consulting career? Bob talks about his biggest ongoing pleasure of having opportunities to stretch myself in new areas as he gets exposed to new people, categories and projects. 17:09 – Bob shares his biggest frustration since being in this natural products business. 19:04 – Bob helps listeners understand the natural products channel; the roles and players involved. These include large and small retailers (i.e. Whole Foods Market, Sprouts, etc.), distributors (i.e. UNFI, Kehe, etc.) and brokers. 22:00 – Bob talks about the success and failure rates of new products in the natural products channel. 24:12 – Bob explains how he handles situations when people present new products to him that he believes don’t have potential. 26:20 – Bob talks about the top frustrations that new entrepreneurs face in the natural products channel. These include getting your first product into a large retailer (i.e. Whole Foods Market). Another source of frustration includes trying to figure out brokers and distributors. Additionally: trade-spending deductions when working with distributors. 28:41 – Bob shares his thoughts on how often new entrepreneurs need to realign their initial launch assumptions, and thus pivot their product or brand, in order to survive. He gives key examples of companies that have switched directions in order to grow. 34:02 – Bob shares his thoughts on the growth trends in natural products channel (i.e. low-sugar, no sugar, cold-brewed coffees, grain-free products, gut health, etc.). 35:58 – Bob talks about some of the entrepreneurs that have impressed him most over the years. And he talks about some of the characteristics that these entrepreneurs had, that led to Bob’s favorable impression of them. 38:31 – Bob shares his experiences

Dominic C. Marchionda stopped by the Increase the Peace event put on by CIRV Youngstown and NOW Youngstown and asked Bob Burke, Parks Director for the City of Youngstown, a few questions about the event. For more info, follow this link: http://www.vindy.com/news/2016/jun/11/cirv-now-youngstown-team-up-to-sponsor-i/

In recent years, opt out alternatives to workers’ compensation have become increasingly popular systems for handling work-related injuries. Under an opt out program, employers are allowed to create their own system for taking care of employees that are injured on the job. To date, only Texas and Oklahoma allow employers to participate, but the list of interested states is continuing to grow. Despite the growing popularity, many are concerned that opt out programs will change the landscape of workers’ compensation for the worse and will incur unexpected costs both inside and outside the states that permit them. In this episode of Workers Comp Matters, host Alan Pierce interviews attorney, author, and historian Bob Burke about the implications of opt out programs. Together, they discuss the effects on workers, taxpayers, and even the court system as these new systems are put into place. Stay tuned, as both Alan and Bob reveal the primary movers for opt out as well as predictions for future public acceptance. Bob Burke is an attorney, author, and historian with over 30 years of experience practicing law in workers’ compensation matters. He is the former secretary of commerce and principal adviser on workers’ compensation during the administration of then-Oklahoma Governor David Boren. In 2011, he re-wrote the entire worker’s compensation law (Title 85) in Oklahoma as part of current Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin’s reform. Burke has also been a speaker for over 100 CLE Seminars. Opt Out Issues Discussed: Statute of limitations for filing a grievance Injuries excluded from coverage Workplace incidents excluded from coverage Medical procedures excluded from coverage Home health care limitations Taxpayer liability both inside and outside participating states  

Bob Burke discovered the Irish language in his 40s. Was that too old to start to learn to speak Irish? Not at all! Listen to this discussion podcast (in English), and you'll hear how Bob's lovely spoken Irish Gaelic is. Bob is the former president of the North American Association for Celtic Language Teachers. What … Not Too Old to Start with Bob Burke (Ep. 50) Read More »The post Not Too Old to Start with Bob Burke (Ep. 50) first appeared on Bitesize Irish.Support the showGo to www.bitesize.irish/links to find out more about courses and membership #GaeilgeGachLá

Bob Burke discovered the Irish language in his 40s. Was that too old to start to learn to speak Irish? Not at all! Listen to this discussion podcast (in English), and you’ll hear how Bob’s lovely spoken Irish Gaelic is. Bob is the former president of the North American Association for Celtic Language Teachers. What … Not Too Old to Start with Bob Burke (Ep. 50) Read More »

Bob Burke – Class of 1970 Bob Burke is a practicing workers’ compensation attorney in Oklahoma City and prolific author of more than 74 historical, non-fiction books. His book topics range from baseball, aviation and Oklahoma history to art and religion. Burke was inducted into the Oklahoma Hall of Fame in 2006 and has been nominated three times for the Pulitzer Prize by the Oklahoma Heritage Association. In 2004, Burke received the Governor’s Art Award for Excellence in the Arts in Oklahoma and was named to the Oklahoma Journalism Hall of Fame.

Bob Burke is an expert in how to pick the best long-term care insurance policy. Many Americans are not aware that Medicare, Social Security, and health insurance do not pay for long-term health care needs, either in the home or in an assisted living facility or nursing home. Medicaid is increasingly difficult to qualify for, and is only available to the truly indigent. Instead of relying on government programs, the solution is to get a long-term care insurance policy that will pay these costs for many years once you are no longer able to take care of yourself and need a health care aide. In this interview, Bob Burke goes through all of the ins and outs of buying the right long term care policy for your needs and budget.

Bob Burke is an expert in how to pick the best long-term care insurance policy. Many Americans are not aware that Medicare, Social Security, and health insurance do not pay for long-term health care needs, either in the home or in an assisted living facility or nursing home. Medicaid is increasingly difficult to qualify for, and is only available to the truly indigent. Instead of relying on government programs, the solution is to get a long-term care insurance policy that will pay these costs for many years once you are no longer able to take care of yourself and need a health care aide. In this interview, Bob Burke goes through all of the ins and outs of buying the right long term care policy for your needs and budget.