Podcast appearances and mentions of bob gould

In this episode of The Boulos Beat, host Greg Boulos speaks with Bob Gould, a retired partner of Brown Brothers Harriman, about his extensive leadership roles in both commercial and nonprofit sectors. Bob currently holds positions as Principal at Spinnaker Trust, Trustee and Investment Committee Chair of the Pinkerton Foundation, and Co-Chair of the Board of Squash Haven. The two discuss Bob's family's history in Maine, his involvement in the Black Point Inn acquisition, and his role in the Portland Museum of Art's Winslow Homer Studio purchase. Bob also shares insights on the growth of the Pinkerton Foundation, the importance of mentorship, and his views on Portland's development and the future of Spinnaker Trust.

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While you were all enjoying your Thanksgiving meal on Thursday, did you take time to pause and say a prayer for our all volunteer military? Did you wonder what they were doing while you were celebrating your freedom with your family and friends? One of the greatest traditions in the United States Military is to try and serve a hot Thanksgiving dinner complete with turkey, stuffing, gravy, cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie to every active duty serviceman and woman serving around the world. Do you remember those dinners? Where were you serving? Did you help prepare those dinners or deliver them? Let us know what is was like for you at Thanksgiving or Christmas while you were on active duty. Go here and leave us your story. Contact Us - Veterans Radio

Bob Gould’s research on the myelin sheath, the nervous system and its communication with our bodies is now being applied in recovery models for spinal injuries and disease. Bob Gould also reflects on his role as researcher and now patient. His life was turned around by a bicycle accident leaving his spinal cord damaged.  The myelin sheath is the protective coating surrounding nerve fibers. This coating enables communication through electrical impulses between nerve cells. But when myelin becomes damaged then there is an interruption. This interruption may be from an injury, stroke, disease such as multiple sclerosis or transverse myelitis and many other types of interruptions. In the worst cases the electrical impulses can stop completely.

I regained consciousness, which was great, but shortly thereafter I realized I couldn't move anything from my neck down. I couldn't wiggle a finger. Myelin Sheath researcher Bob Gould explains his research and his own spinal cord injury that damaged his myelin sheath. Apple Podcast (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/your-positive-imprint/id1446529561?mt=2) Google Podcast (https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5jYXB0aXZhdGUuZm0veW91cnBvc2l0aXZlaW1wcmludC8%3D)   iHeart Radiohttps://open.spotify.com/show/1Ny6zeRjCsFDPfC0dszItu (https://www.iheart.com/podcast/256-your-positive-imprint-31159178/) Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/show/1Ny6zeRjCsFDPfC0dszItu) Learn more about Myelin Sheath and spinal cord injuries: https://www.biointeractive.org (https://www.biointeractive.org) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGhcJnJkp5o&t=3027s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UyyjU8fzEYU

Dillon, Casey Spencer, and Bob Gould share their experiences from their recent trip with Heart to Honduras!

Bob Gould, of Bravo Golf Aviation, has developed a practical way to look at risk management, and it starts with a simple question: “What would … Continued

This episode was recorded December 14, 2014. It was November 1950. The U.S. military was moving toward the North Korean border with China and Mao. MacArthur wanted to continue into Manchuria. The coldest winter in 100 years descended upon Korea. The troops on the front thought they’d be home by Christmas. Then—they reached the Chosin reservoir and the Chinese swept across the border. Hear this gripping story from those who were there. Join host, Bob Gould and guests: historian Col. William Latham U.S. Army (ret), Marine Korean War vet Sgt. Fred Sozio, Sgt. Paul Fortino and others as we listen to the retelling of the “Chosin Peninsula”.

Bob’s set decoration work has ranged from many horror/thriller, science fiction, and action films like: The Postman Always Rings Twice, Robocop and Total Recall, the Die Hard series, Angels & Demons, and The Expendables. Bob is also known for his work on period pieces like: Days of Heaven, Melvin and Howard, Newsies, Rambling Rose, Master and Commander, and more recently The Artist. Bob received Oscar nominations for his set decoration work on the both Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World and more recently Oscar winning film, The Artist, which won for Best Picture.