Podcast appearances and mentions of bob jensen

What do you do when someone says, "I don't care what your facts are, I believe what I believe." Or any one of a thousand variations of that. Journalist and professor Bob Jensen has some ideas.

In this episode of the GovComms Podcast, host David Pembroke interviews Bob Jensen, a leading expert in crisis communication with over four decades of experience in emergency and disaster risk management. The episode dives into Jensen's extensive career, including his roles in the US Air Force, the State Department, and FEMA, as well as his work with international organizations like the World Bank. Jensen shares insights from his career, emphasizing the importance of having robust systems in place for effective crisis communication and the need for regular training and exercises to ensure preparedness.Jensen discusses the critical role of crisis communication in managing public perception, particularly in the face of disinformation. He introduces the concept of pre-bunking, where organisations anticipate and address potential disinformation before it spreads, and highlights the increasing use of AI by malicious actors to create deepfakes and spread false narratives. Jensen stresses the importance of understanding and countering these tactics, using technology to detect manipulated content, and developing clear, proactive communication strategies.The conversation also touches on the challenges of communicating the impacts of climate change and the necessity of making such information relatable and understandable for the public. Jensen emphasises the importance of empathy and respect in communication, particularly when addressing widespread issues like climate change. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Julie Bindel speaks Bob Jensen who is an academic and writer based in Toronto. Bob has authored several papers on the damaging and exploitative effects of the porn industry. On the podcast, Julie and Bob's feminist critique of pornography; why they have both become disillusioned by the left and how Bob got cancelled when he weighed into the gender wars. 

Doug and Jim are LIVE from Cunningham's on the Bricks with your chance to win Husker fb tickets! Doug and Jim talked with Bob Jensen of Huskerland Prep Report and UNK VB coach Rick Squiers. State golf, softball and more

Doug & Jim are live at Cunningham's on the Bricks taking to talk with Bob Jensen of Huskerland Prep Report. UNK soccer coach Rob Breto and Former Ansley coach Pat Hoblyn as her '73 team is inducted into the HS Hall of Fame.

Doug and Jim talk to Robin Washut of Husker Online. Bob Jensen of Huskerland Prep Report. UNK cross country coach Brady Bonsall.

Michael & Jim talk to UNK head VB coach, Rick Squires, about their recent games and upcoming games. Bob Jensen stops in to discuss central Nebraska's high school FB teams and what to potentially expect for playoffs.

If we can't undo the damage, how do we survive it?Bob Jensen, political theorist, is the co-author of An Inconvenient Apocalypse: Environmental Collapse, Climate Crisis, and the Fate of Humanity. He joined me to discuss the book's message: transitioning humanely to a more equitable and a smaller society will demand creativity, resilience and community.In this episode, we swap stories on those themes, telling tales of friends who marked us, communities who are forming in the face on political instability, the importance of storytelling as a tool with which to remind us of the best of humanity. This is a moving interview which intertwines knowledge with emotional honesty in the face of potential collapse.During, I also introduce a new project, WE WILL BEAR WITNESS, which documents stories from around the world detailing the perils and resistance of this moment in history. Sign up to bear witness.Planet: Critical investigates why the world is in crisis—and what to do about it. Support the project with a paid subscription.© Rachel Donald Get full access to Planet: Critical at www.planetcritical.com/subscribe

We're giving over the whole of Episode 660 of Folk Roots Radio to a very engaging conversation with Canadian poet and singer-songwriter Bob Jensen. Bob Jensen has been writing poems and songs all his life – he also has some great stories to share. An artist who very much likes to keep busy, Bob Jensen released “Live In Australia” (which was recorded in Brisbane with Celtic guitarist Tony McManus) in 2020; and in 2021, he released “For The Sake Of The Song”, a ten song cover song collection. Bob Jensen was also the guiding light behind the 2022 release of an updated version of protest song “Which Side Are You On?”, by a group of artists under the name ‘Artists For Action'. Bob Jensen is about to release “The Blarney Session”, a solo spoken word performance recorded in Port Fairy, Australia. So, settle down and enjoy The Poetry and Music of Bob Jensen on Folk Roots Radio. Enjoy! If you like the artists you hear on this show and want to support them, don't just stream their music – BUY their music, and then you'll really make a difference to their income at a time when it is becoming much more difficult to make a living as a musician. Folk Roots Radio is a labour of love - a full time hobby. If you enjoy this episode, please consider giving us a 'LIKE' and leaving a review/comment on your podcast provider and sharing the episode on social media. We'll love you for it! Check out the full playlist on the website: https://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-660-the-poetry-music-of-bob-jensen/

Bob Jensen has written a book with Wes Jackson titled An Inconvenient Apocalypse: Environmental Collapse, Climate Crisis, and the Fate of Humanity. With a title like that, Jason and Bob have lots of heavy ground to cover, including overshoot, the limits to growth, and the cascading environmental and social crises of our times. They conclude that there are no easy answers or silver-bullet solutions, but by focusing on sustainable size of the human population, appropriate scale of social organization, optimal scope of human competence for managing high-energy modernity, and required speed of taking action to avoid catastrophe, they home in on some strategic responses to the crises. Support the show

Doug & Jim talked with Rick Squiers and Bob Jensen. They talked about UNK Volleyball, High School Football, and Husker Football

Doug & Jim talked with Becky O'Connell, Bob Jensen, and Ashley Speak. They talked about Aaron Judge, UNK Swimming, High School Football, and Hastings High Softball

Doug & Jimmy were at Cunningham's for Husker Lunch. They talked with Bob Jensen, Sean Callahan, and Scott Shafer. They discussed Husker Football, High School Football, and UNK Tennis

Dave and Jim talked with Rick Squiers, Bob Jensen, and Mike Piranio. They talked about UNK Volleyball, High School Football, and sports betting.

Doug & Jim were at Cunningham's on the Lake for Husker Lunch. They talked with Katie Ackermann, Bob Jensen, and Steve Sipple. They talked about UNK softball, High School Football, and Husker football

Doug & Jim talked with Marc Bauer, Bob Jensen, and Julie Ratka. They talked about UNK Athletics, High School Football, and Minden Volleyball.

Doug & Jimmy talked with Shawn Rodehorst and Bob Jensen. They talked UNK women's golf, high school football, and college football.

Doug & Jim talked with Brady Bonsall, Bob Jensen, and Jebb Hatch. They talked about UNK Cross Country, High School Football, and Minden Football

Twice 5 Miles Radio, hosted by James Navé, welcomes two-time Grammy Award nominee singer-songwriter Eliza Gilkyson to the microphone. Songs From the River Wind is the title of this show and the title of Eliza's latest record.   Eliza has twenty-five records to her credit, starting in 1969 with Eliza '69 and continuing with Songs From the River Wind in 2022. Since Eliza and I live in Taos, I recently visited her for dinner and her husband, Bob Jensen, and my creative collaborator Allegra Huston.  The dinner conversation ranged from life on the road as a touring musician, old Taos adobe houses, the ins and outs of teaching songwriting compared to teaching poetry, and, of course, the state of the world. After dinner, we strolled across the field in Eliza's backyard, walking and talking on what seemed like the roof of the world under the dusk darkening star popping sky.  When we left, Eliza offered me her CD, Songs from the River Wind, which I happily took and immediately started playing in my car CD player. Yes, my car has a CD player. While it's a bit retro, it certainly does the job with Eliza's lovely songs. Of course, you can also listen to all of Eliza's musical work on YouTube and other digital platforms. Speaking of listening, enjoy this interview and all that Eliza has to say.

Strat3 Managing Director Bob Jensen discusses how to effectively communicate before, during, and after an emergency.

Edmonton AB's Joe Nolan is a fabulous songwriter, and an artist who consistently produces excellent albums. He joins us on Episode 605 of Folk Roots Radio for a wonderful in-depth conversation about his latest album “Scrapper”, the follow up to 2020's “Drifters” which was nominated for Contemporary Album of the Year at that year's Canadian Folk Music Awards. We wrap up the hour with more new music, and this time around we feature new releases from Caroline Wiles, Terry Morrison, Kimon Kirk, Bob Jensen & Tony McManus, Laurel Premo, ALMA, How We Led Our Lives, Valerie Smith and Dizzy & Fay. If you like the artists you hear on this show and want to support them, don't just stream their music – BUY their music and then you'll really make a difference to their income during this difficult time when it's much more challenging to find live shows. Folk Roots Radio is a labour of love - a full time hobby. If you enjoy this episode, please consider giving us a 'LIKE' and leaving a review/comment on your podcast provider and sharing the episode on social media. We'll love you for it! Check out the full playlist on the website: https://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-605-feat-joe-nolan-scrapper-more-new-releases/

This week, we are joined by Nathan's uncle, Bob Jensen! Bob is one of Nathan's biggest spiritual mentors and has lived an interesting life, including many years protecting the White House in the Secret Service, and even being the Head of International Security of the Billy Graham Foundation. Most of all though, Bob is just a great follower of Christ, and it is shown in his everyday life. Thank you Bob Jensen for joining us on this week's episode! A special thank you to tre Ministries for allowing us to use their studio space! Check them out at the links below as well! treministries.org instagram.com/treministries facebook.com/treministries Check out our social media! instagram.com/yahwehpodcast facebook.com/yahwehpodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yahwehpodcast/message

Singer-songwriter Brendan Scott Friel joins us on Episode 584 of Folk Roots Radio to chat about his latest album – the excellent "Summer Moons" which pushes the boundaries of modern folk with playful arrangements, and cinematic storytelling. As always, we wrap up the episode with more new releases, and this time around we hear from Sarah McQuaid, Helen Austin, Grace Pettis, Karen Morand, Bobby Lee, Dennis Ellsworth, Rosemary Lawton, Bob Jensen and David Olney & Anana Kaye. If you like the artists you hear on this show, don't just stream their music – BUY their music and then you'll really make a difference to their income during this difficult time when it's much more challenging to find live shows. Folk Roots Radio is a labour of love - a full time hobby. If you enjoy this episode, please consider giving us a 'LIKE' and leaving a review/comment on your podcast provider and sharing the episode on social media. We'll love you for it! Check out the full playlist on the website: https://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-584-feat-brendan-scott-friel-summer-moons-more-new-releases/

PODCAST: 31 Jan 2021 01 Summer Is A-Comin’ – Merry Hell – The Ghost In Our House And Other Stories 02 Cricklewood – Christy Moore – (BBC Live Session From ‘As I Roved Out’ / 1979) – The Early Years: 1969-81 03 Pound A Week Rise – Monkey See Monkey Do – The Night Out 04 Farewell Shanty – Ninebarrow – A Pocket Full Of Acorns 05 Carbolic Rag – Scottdale String Band – Rags, Breakdowns, Stomps & Blues 06 The Diggers Song – Chumbawamba – English Rebel Songs 1381-1914 07 Lowlands Of Holland – Trad Arr – Further Tales Of Love Death And Treachery! 08 McGoldrick’s / The Gallowglass / Whelan’s / O’Brien From Newtown – Trouble In The Kitchen – When The World Was Wide 09 Pay Day – The Unwanted – Pay Day 10 A Million Miles Away – Steve Tilston – Such Times  11 Nothing To See Here – Steve Tilston – Such Times 12 My Mystery Train – Steve Tilston – Such Times 13 The Steam-Boat / The Winter’s Night Schottische – The Twagger Band – Sound The Bugle Blow The Horn 14 Mole In A Hole – No One Stands Alone – Blue Murder 15 Who By Fire – Bob Jensen – For The Sake Of The Song  16 Wildflowers – We Banjo 3 – Single 17 Lad O’Beirne’s Hornpipe/The New Century – Randal Beys & Joel Bernstein – The Pigtown Fling 18 The King & Queen Of England – Sandy Denny – Circle Dance 19 Coal Not Dole – Swan Arcade – Circle Dance 20 Eanach Mhic Coilin / The Music Room – Pat Walsh – Simply Whistle 21 The Lowlands Of Holland – Martin Carthy – Second Album 22 Man Of The Earth – The Teacups – In Which…  23 A Proper Sort Of Gardner – June Tabor – Aleyn 24 The Slip Jigs And Reels – North Crag – Mi Daza 25 Half Wild – Kitty McFarlane – Single 26 Girls Are Crazy About Me – Boo Hanks With Dom Flemons – Buffalo Junction

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul tells us when rain and a little snow is possible. Shalee chats with state climatologist, Al Dutcher. Ellen previews an Alzheimer's conference in News. Jayson previews the high school football state championship games with Bob Jensen. Clay catches up with John Payne and more on Midday! Listen to KRVN Midday, updated each day after 1:30 pm (CTS)!

We had tournament champions to talk with yesterday, so we pushed back our Lake of the Week a day. So today, we put the spotlight on a lake you may want to check out this weekend. Plus, the Great Bob Jensen of Fishing The Midwest stops in to talk August walleyes, bass and more.

We have another hour of great new music to bring you on Episode 516 of Folk Roots Radio. We’ve heard people say that new releases have slowed because of the Covid-19 pandemic. That may very well be the case for the major labels, but fantastic independent music just keeps on coming - including many brand spanking new songs recorded in lockdown. Join us for great new music from Big Little Lions, David Berkeley (from Son of Town Hall), Richard Garvey, Cheshire Carr, Project Smok, Michael McDermott, Kim Moberg, Lynn Harrison, John & Sheila Ludgate, SONiA disappear fear, Lynn Jackson, Joshua Wood Orchestra and Eliza Gilkyson alongside a great spoken word piece from poet Bob Jensen. Check out the full playlist on the website: https://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-516-were-all-about-the-music-seeds-of-reflection-edition/

Bob Jensen of Fishing The Midwest talks about the amazing June fishing. Walleyes are biting, bass are biting, panfish are biting, and muskie season starts this weekend. Plus the weather is great! And Joeski of the Knights Of Columbus Walleye Classic reminds us that although the 20th Anniversary tourney has been pushed back a year, the Boat, Motor & Trailer Raffle is still on. Details on how you can get tickets.

Today on Midday: Paul fills us in when the first freeze is possible in Ag Weather. Shalee chats with Nebraska Ag Climatologist, Al Dutcher. Jayson previews the Husker football game this weekend in Sports. Dave has the week's final look at News. Jayson returns to get filled in on high school football with Bob Jensen. Dave returns for the Business Report. Chabella reports from the panhandle for Friday's in the Field from Sidney. Dewey wraps up Midday with John Payne from Chicago.

Today on Midday: Paul fills us in when the first freeze is possible in Ag Weather. Shalee chats with Nebraska Ag Climatologist, Al Dutcher. Jayson previews the Husker football game this weekend in Sports. Dave has the week's final look at News. Jayson returns to get filled in on high school football with Bob Jensen. Dave returns for the Business Report. Chabella reports from the panhandle for Friday’s in the Field from Sidney. Dewey wraps up Midday with John Payne from Chicago.

We hear from "Fishing The Midwest's" Bob Jensen on catching walleyes in the heat of summer. Plus, Matt Breuer with advice on what to fish for when the walleyes aren't biting and Jason Boser with tips on the finale of a great day of fishing...making those filets delicious!

Bob Jensen hosts the Fishing The Midwest TV show, the Outdoor Minute radio show and writes a syndicated column. Bob talks about spending 35 years fishing on TV.

Bob Jensen hosts the Fishing The Midwest TV show, the Outdoor Minute radio show and writes a syndicated column. Bob talks about spending 35 years fishing on TV.

We love seasonal music on Folk Roots Radio – what we don’t love is more straight up versions of the same old Christmas songs and carols. Join us on Episode 414 of Folk Roots Radio as we celebrate the season with a selection of music that’s mostly new, independent and definitely interesting. We also include an interview with Chris McKhool, the leader of world music combo, the Sultans Of String, who are taking their “Christmas Caravan” back out on the road this holiday season alongside music from Ian Foster & Nancy Hynes, Rich Krueger, Reg Meuross, Kelly’s Lot, Vi Wickam, Bob Jensen & Tony McManus, Rachael Sage, Mara Levine, Cathy Fink & Marcy Marxer and Eric Gerber. It’s a great episode, and the perfect accompaniment to a glass of your favourite tipple and a mince pie, or two. Check out the full playlist below.

Bob Jensen of "Fishing The Midwest TV" checks in to talk August fishing. He also has a vacation tip for anglers, and Gary Barnard of the Bemidji Area Fisheries Office has our Lake Of The Week: South Twin.

Bob Jensen of Fishing The Midwest and Chip Leer of Fishing The Wildside with words of wisdom on fishing in the hottest part of summer. Plus, our Lake of the Week is Webb. We get the details from Doug Schultz of the Walker Area Fisheries Office.

After sipping on their ever-present shiny tumblers (filled with who-knows-what), they buckled down for an exciting conversation with Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Famer Bob Jensen and a little controversy about something in the IGFA's latest newsletter and social media postings. The latest International Game Fish Association newsletter showcased four potential world records, including a lunker-eating lunker of a white seabass and the biggest, ugliest, nastiest, most world-record-est snakehead ever caught.  It's a cool story and an amazing fish (that's 1.5 pounds bigger than the current record holder), but Kevin wasn't convinced.  In fact, he didn't think it was a snakehead at all!  Scott was siding with the IGFA on this one... Business really picked up when Kevin and Scott introduced Mr. Bob Jensen.  In case you haven't been fishing in the midwest at any point over the past 35 years...or watched television...or read any angling magazines, you may not know Bob.  He's been into fishing since he was toddler, and he's been involved in fishing education, promotion, and communications for over 35 years.  If that isn't enough, here's a short-list of his accomplishments: 2017 Inductee into the Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame Host/producer of Fishing The Midwest for over 25 years Co-author of four walleye technique books with famous angler Gary Roach Published over 1000 times annually in angling publications Accomplished fishing guide, tournament angler, and fishing seminar speaker Simply stated, he knows his stuff about...a lot of stuff.  During the episode, Bob shared some of the high points of his 35-year career, including TV show watching guests fall in the water, helping baseball great Kent Hrbek land an amazing pike with an even more amazing setup, and catches so big you could barely get them in the boat.  But the best part of the conversation began when all three fishermen kicked back and talked about the species, the techniques, and eccentricities of the regions they fish.  Well, you know how that goes...the stories that get told when a few anglers get together. Check out Bob's TV show, Fishing the Midwest. Check out the snakehead, along with other potential world records, on the International Game Fish Association's May 31, 2018 edition of Hot Catches.    

Guests: President and CEO of the US Grains Council Tom talks about the importance of trade ... Bob Jensen of the Huskerland Prep Report about the state final football games this week in Lincoln ... Nebraska Dept of Ag Interim Director Mat Habrock about new opportunities to export soybeans to Bulganin soybean processors

Guests: President and CEO of the US Grains Council Tom talks about the importance of trade ... Bob Jensen of the Huskerland Prep Report about the state final football games this week in Lincoln ... Nebraska Dept of Ag Interim Director Mat Habrock about new opportunities to export soybeans to Bulganin soybean processors

Ag News: Two K-State Agronomy professors received awards last week Guests: Brian Brown, Central City farmer and Morgan Wrich, program director at NCGA discuss efforts to start a Merrick Co. Chapter ... Bob Jensen of the Huskerland Prep Report gives all-class insights into the upcoming football season ... UNL "Roads Scholar Tour" with Xin Qiao on irrigation and Kim Clark on diary

Ag News: Two K-State Agronomy professors received awards last week Guests: Brian Brown, Central City farmer and Morgan Wrich, program director at NCGA discuss efforts to start a Merrick Co. Chapter ... Bob Jensen of the Huskerland Prep Report gives all-class insights into the upcoming football season ... UNL "Roads Scholar Tour" with Xin Qiao on irrigation and Kim Clark on diary

Dr. Bob Jensen sits down to talk American imperialism, economics, and electoral politics. We unpack these topics through the lenses of the Iraq War, 2008 Financial Collapse, and 2016 election. Dr. Jensen is a professor in the School or Journalism at the University of Texas at Austin. He is the author of Plain Radical: Living, Loving, and Learning to Leave the Planet Gracefully (Counterpoint/Soft Skull, 2015). Jensen’s other books include Arguing for Our Lives: A User’s Guide to Constructive Dialogue (City Lights, 2013); All My Bones Shake: Seeking a Progressive Path to the Prophetic Voice, (Soft Skull Press, 2009); Getting Off: Pornography and the End of Masculinity (South End Press, 2007); The Heart of Whiteness: Confronting Race, Racism and White Privilege (City Lights, 2005); Citizens of the Empire: The Struggle to Claim Our Humanity (City Lights, 2004); and Writing Dissent: Taking Radical Ideas from the Margins to the Mainstream (Peter Lang, 2002).

Calvary Chapel Surprise Podcast

Human nature is to prepare for what you know. But from an emergency management point of view, what happens if we find ourselves dealing with a situation that's so much bigger than anything we've ever experienced or could have imagined? This is one of those questions the sector will continue to wrestle with as it pushes to stay on top of emerging risks and threats. But rather than reinventing the wheel, experts from across the globe are reaching out and learning from one another, to help their communities be more disaster resilient. Australia and the United States have just completed their first ever emergency management staff exchange – a critical part of both countries’ commitment to expand emergency management knowledge across the globe. In this episode we talk to Emergency Management Australia’s Rebecca Hosking about her time in the United States and learn what it’s like in one of the world’s biggest emergency management organisations. We also chat to emergency management veteran Bob Jensen about preparing for the unimaginable and how important it is to act on what you learn from these experiences.