Podcast appearances and mentions of bob walker

Katie Deetjen, serving on staff as Generosity Consultant, joins Taylor C. and Overseer, Bob Walker to discuss Jesus' call to live generously with our finances.

Alabama's Bob Walker is a name recognized as one of the elite turkey hunters in the country.  Bob is highly respected for his knowledge, experience, skill, woodsmanship, and insight.  Bob guided for the legendary Bent Creek Lodge, in Jachin, Alabama,  for over 32 years and was also a member of the Mossy Oak Turkey Thugs TV show.   Bob covers it all from locating, morning access, set ups, when to call/when not to, calls used, reading gobblers, hunting in bad weather, and much more.  This episode was originally released on March 18, 2024. 

Bob Walker is a turkey hunting legend in the southeast. A longtime guide at the legendary Bent Creek Lodge in Alabama, Bob has spent many years hunting every day of turkey season. Throughout the years, Bob has observed a lot of turkey behavior...and a lot of turkey hunter behavior! In this episode, Bob shares some of his biggest lessons learned while turkey hunting. We dive deep on turkey behavior, turkey calling, and more. He also shares some very interesting tidbits from his experience guiding other turkey hunters - touching on subtle things that most turkey hunters do that decrease their odds of success while turkey hunting. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this Gypsy Tales episode, we chat with Bob Walker, the man behind some of the biggest deals in action sports! Bob opens up about managing the Deegan family, Haiden "Danger Boy" Deegan's rise, and working closely with Brian Deegan. We also dive into the iconic Geico Honda sponsorship and Bob's experience with Metal Mulisha deals that shaped the sport.This Podcast is Presented by:MANSCAPED: http://www.manscaped.comGet 20% Off + Free Shipping, with the code GYPSYGANGAG1:https://drinkag1.com/gypsytalesQUAD LOCK: Click the link and use the code #gypsygang for 10% off!https://www.quadlockcase.com/?klear_link_id=b092d60fd30a44bcbcf7b11ca1ae6f5d&utm_source=klear&utm_medium=gypsytalespodcast&utm_campaign=Gypsy+Tales+Podcast&ref=b092d60fd30a44bcbcf7b11ca1ae6f5dBETTER HELP:www.betterhelp.com/gypsyFIST HANDWEAR: http://www.fisthandwear.comCODE: GYPSYGANG 15%DIXXON: http://www.dixxonquality.com.auTROPICAL AUTO GROUP: http://www.tropicalauto.com.auSUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST ►https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsBG...ADD GYPSY TALES ON INSTAGRAM ► M / gypsytalespodcast00:00:00 Intro 00:02:11 Jacko Strong 00:09:09 People don't Understand how cool Supercross is 00:15:27 Looking at the SMX TV Ratings 00:24:57 How to Grow Supercross 00:38:24 Bob's take on Privateers 00:46:33 Falgger issues 00:52:24 MXGP Downfall 00:56:42 Golf Discussion 01:03:22 The right way to Advertise in Sports 01:06:45 Star Yamaha's Budget 01:15:36 Brian Deegan Invested in Star EARLY 01:19:15 How Bob got to where he is Today 01:42:11 Networking in the Sports World 01:54:22 The Reality of being a Sport Agent 02:01:43 Quadlock Ad 02:02:59 Ups & Downs of Negotiating Deals 02:09:54 Trey Canard 02:12:21 Seeing the RISE in Action Sport 02:21:32 Brian Deegan 02:26:31 Haiden Deegan's Potential 02:30:24 Sports Betting for Supercross 02:38:24 Josh Grant 02:50:51 Advice to get into the industry 02:58:51 OutroSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Alabama's Bob Walker is a name that most people, who hunt, recognize as one of the elite turkey hunters in the country.  Bob is highly respected for his knowledge, experience, skill, woodsmanship, and insight, to name a few.  Bob guided for the legendary Bent Creek Lodge, in Jachin, Alabama,  for over 32 years and was also a well known face of Mossy Oak, as he was a member of the Mossy Oak Turkey Thugs TV show.   Bob covers it all from locating, morning access, set ups, when to call/when not to, calls used, reading gobblers, hunting in bad weather, and a much more. 

As temperatures continue to drop outside and heat starts pumping inside, you've probably noticed a change in your skin. Body care can be even more challenging when the seasons transition, so it's helpful to follow guidance from board-certified dermatologists to ensure your daily routine helps combat dry skin.No matter your skin type, it's beneficial to adjust your body care regimen with the seasons. Stressors like changes in humidity, holiday travel and winter weather can strip the skin of moisture. It's important to find products that penetrate the skin's surface to nourish and restore a dry, thirsty skin barrier. Board-Certified Dermatologist, Dr. Cheri Frey shares the most prestigious ingredients in skincare, how you can keep your body moisturized this winter, and how to break the perpetual dry skin cycle and replenish your skin barrier.COVID continues to be a concern for many Americans. If you plan to visit family this holiday season, especially the elderly or people with compromised immune systems, getting an updated COVID vaccine can help protect yourself and those around you. Novavax has an updated COVID-19 vaccine this vaccination season. The vaccine, developed using a well-established technology also used to develop other vaccines, is widely available at a range of retailers, including Costco, CVS Pharmacy, Giant, Publix, Rite Aid and Stop & Shop, as well as in physicians' offices and through government programs. The company believes that it is important to talk with your doctor or pharmacist about the COVID-19 vaccine option that is best for you and your loved ones. Dr. Bob Walker, senior vice president and chief medical officer at Novavax talks more about why getting a COVID vaccine is still important and the vaccine options available.Whether you're attending a holiday work party or planning the perfect outfit to meet your significant other's family for the first time, piecing together holiday looks can be challenging. Help is just a phone call away! Bahar Takhtehchian talks about the launch of Stitch Fix's holiday party hotline where callers can send in their burning holiday party questions to receive personalized styling tips directly from Stitch Fix's expert stylists.Toys are more than just fun and games. In fact, experts have found that children can learn a lot from playing. That's why this holiday season parents should consider giving educational toys that improve motor skills, teach about shapes and symmetry, or inspire family bonding. Parenting expert and TLC Host Amanda Mushro of @LIFEHACKS is teaming with LEGO to discuss the importance of choosing gifts that enrich the lives of children, while also sharing details about a special event for kids ages 9 to 99.It's the most wonderful time of the year, and for many of us, also the most expensive! With gifts, parties, food and decorations, your holiday shopping list can come with a hefty price tag. But you can use this season as an opportunity to educate kids about finances, too. It's a great time to start building good money habits that will stick year-round. Matt Gromada, Head of Family Banking at Chase, joins Michelle with tips to help kids and parents start those much-needed money conversations.This holiday season, families across the country are facing increased challenges, but The Salvation Army continues to love and serve nearly 24 million people living in the United States across its 7,000 centers of operation throughout the entire year. The Salvation Army relies on funds from public support to provide food, housing, and other services, and during a typical year, anywhere from 40%-60% of funds raised come directly from public and individual contributions.Through the annual Red Kettle Campaign, which kicks off on Thanksgiving Day, and with the help of generous contributions, The Salvation Army can continue to meet the immediate and long-term needs of millions of individuals and families this holiday season and year-round. Commissioner Kenneth G. Hodder, national commander of The Salvation Army, shares details on the importance of the Red Kettle Campaign, how these resources are needed year-round, and how your support will help your neighbors in need this year and next.

The widespread use of fake evidence in planning applications from livestock farms may have led to increased water pollution in Northern Ireland, including the toxic blue-green algae we reported on this summer in Lough Neagh. That's according to the Belfast based investigative journalism network, The Detail. Since 2015 farmers in Northern Ireland wanting to build new sheds to house livestock like pigs and poultry have had to submit soil samples to show their land will be able to absorb the extra animal waste, or slurry, without it running off into rivers and causing pollution. A planning expert tells us there are systemic failures in environmental protection in Northern Ireland. Heavy rainfall in recent weeks has turned many fields into quagmires, making the harvesting of vegetables a particular challenge and that includes brassicas which we're talking about all this week on the programme. T.H. Clements is one of the country's largest suppliers of brassicas, with 11,000 acres in Lincolnshire and another 1,000 in Cornwall. Our reporter Bob Walker's been seeing how workers are currently braving the mud to bring in the sprout harvest. Presented by Caz Graham and produced by Beatrice Fenton.

U.S. House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer, R-Ky., signed and issued subpoenas Wednesday for Hunter Biden, the president's son, James Biden, the president's brother, and their business associate Bob Walker. Pointing to released bank records and testimony from IRS whistleblowers and Devon Archer, Hunter Biden's business associate, Comer says the Biden family and associates received more than $24 million that was shuffled between about 20 shell companies. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/america-in-focus/support

Bob started as a .NET Developer back in the early days of .NET 1.1 with the goal of converting ASP pages to ASP.NET web applications. During that time, his career progressed from .NET Developer to Lead Developer, to Architect, to where he is today. As a technical director at Octopus Deploy, he helps solve complex customer problems as Octopus Deploy. As a team, we help answer both technical and non-technical questions. Bob has been a fan of making it easier to deploy software since the early 2010s, when working for a company the only time to deploy to production was 2 a.m. Saturday. That has led him down the path of CI/CD, DevOps, TDD, and automating all things. He was exposed to Redgate tooling and Octopus Deploy while working at Farm Credit Services of America and has been a fan ever since. In his current role, Bob gets to work with a variety of technologies every day.   Topics of Discussion: [1:41] One of the biggest high points in Bob's career was being one of the champions of automating database deployments, and seeing that spread across all these other teams. [3:51] Also, he adopted test-driven development and was able to improve the speed of his application from 500 milliseconds per request to 50 milliseconds. [5:20] Bob talks about test-driven development. [7:00] The rules of thumb for people to get right to make running their software system more painless. [8:14] The problem of database management. [10:10] There are two schools of thought: state-based management and migration approach. [12:59] Distributed source control and having a build server are two of the main tools to consider. [15:28] The critical ingredients of monitoring and recovery. [22:07] The two ways to define a tenant. [24:11] One of the advantages of multi-tenancy applications is having a shared application and a shared database, where all the data of all the customers is intermingled with one customer's data. [27:29] Managing complexity in the cloud. [33:53] I's all about improving a little, every day, and practicing to get better just a little bit more.   Mentioned in this Episodes: Clear Measure Way Architect Forum Software Engineer Forum Programming with Palermo — New Video Podcast! Email us programming@palermo.net Clear Measure, Inc. (Sponsor) .NET DevOps for Azure: A Developer's Guide to DevOps Architecture the Right Way, by Jeffrey Palermo — Available on Amazon! Jeffrey Palermo's Twitter — Follow to stay informed about future events! Architect Tips — Video podcast! Azure DevOps Bob Walker Twitter Bob Walker LinkedIn Blog — Octopus Deploy Octopus Deploy   Want to Learn More? Visit AzureDevOps.Show for show notes and additional episodes.

We welcome 2 new faces to the district in this episode. Bob Walker and Brad Pierce are the new principals at the High School and we sit down and learn more about them both!

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Mental Health is an important topic and anyone at any given time could experience difficulties with this type of illness.  Sometimes mental health illnesses are apparent and sometimes not so much.  In this episode, we welcome attorney Bob Walker onto the show as our guest.  He is experienced and knowledgeable about mental health civil commitment hearings and he educates us and our listeners about these types of hearings.  Bob has not only practiced law in this area advocating for rights of clients experiencing mental health illnesses as well as advocating for family or those trying to get someone help, but he also presides over these hearings as a  special justice for civil commitment hearings.  There is always a need for attorneys to volunteer at these hearings so reach out to Bob if you are interested!

Today we have very special guests Save Oceanside Sand @sosoceanside, Bob Ashton, and Bob Walker, along with Oceanside City Coastal Zone Administrator, Jayme Timberlake. They discuss with us the current state of Oceanside beaches, and how we are losing sand every year due to our lack of natural and man-made sand retention structures. They tell us how Jayme along with a group of engineers are coming up with innovative solutions that will retain sand and fit into the criteria of being able to perform and not have a negative impact. This is not a quick fix and will take time. But we have been doing the same thing decade after decade and expecting a different result. And that is the definition of insanity. We need to do something different to change the outcome and get sand on our beaches! Let's all be involved in this process to improve our beaches.For more information please visit www.sosoceanside.comSupport the showIf you like the QuiverCast here are some ways to help us keep going! I always like Coffee! Buy me a Coffee! Become a Patreon for as little as a Buck a Month! Patreon Find Us: Website: thequivercast.com Instagram: @quiver_cast Facebook: The QuiverCast Twitter: @The_QuiverCast Sound Editing by: The Steele Collective

Pastor Bob Walker Iglesia Bautista El Camino - Tijuana - Mexico! Somos una Iglesia con predicación ferviente, gente amorosa, música excelente, y muchas oportunidades para integrarte. ¡Ven y se parte de la Familia de El Camino!

In the early 1980s, Newt Gingrich starts recruiting Republican congressmen to his cause. They form the Conservative Opportunity Society and take advantage of a new cable channel, C-Span, which lets them circumvent the traditional media to spread their message to voters. And they confront Democrats with a fervor that old-school Republicans find distasteful. But when — in 1984 and 1985 — Newt and his followers inspire two angry showdowns in the House, their more staid colleagues start to see value in this new, confrontational style.

We've made it to 1994. In September, House Republicans gather on the steps of the Capitol and sign the Contract with America. It's a carefully-worded list of bills they promise to bring to a vote as soon as they win the majority. Election night arrives, and the Republican sweep is decisive. Democrats are completely thrown by the size of the loss — and start searching for answers. And in January 1995, Newt Gingrich's biggest moment finally arrives: The Democrats hand over the gavel, and he becomes Speaker of the House.

Pastor Bob Walker Iglesia Bautista El Camino - Tijuana - Mexico! Somos una Iglesia con predicación ferviente, gente amorosa, música excelente, y muchas oportunidades para integrarte. ¡Ven y se parte de la Familia de El Camino!

Pastor Bob Walker Iglesia Bautista El Camino - Tijuana - Mexico! Somos una Iglesia con predicación ferviente, gente amorosa, música excelente, y muchas oportunidades para integrarte. ¡Ven y se parte de la Familia de El Camino!

Pastor Bob Walker Iglesia Bautista El Camino - Tijuana - Mexico! Somos una Iglesia con predicación ferviente, gente amorosa, música excelente, y muchas oportunidades para integrarte. ¡Ven y se parte de la Familia de El Camino!

Pastor Bob Walker Iglesia Bautista El Camino - Tijuana - Mexico! Somos una Iglesia con predicación ferviente, gente amorosa, música excelente, y muchas oportunidades para integrarte. ¡Ven y se parte de la Familia de El Camino!

Pastor Bob Walker Iglesia Bautista El Camino - Tijuana - Mexico! Somos una Iglesia con predicación ferviente, gente amorosa, música excelente, y muchas oportunidades para integrarte. ¡Ven y se parte de la Familia de El Camino!

Pastor Bob Walker Iglesia Bautista El Camino - Tijuana - Mexico! Somos una Iglesia con predicación ferviente, gente amorosa, música excelente, y muchas oportunidades para integrarte. ¡Ven y se parte de la Familia de El Camino!

Pastor Bob Walker Iglesia Bautista El Camino - Tijuana - Mexico! Somos una Iglesia con predicación ferviente, gente amorosa, música excelente, y muchas oportunidades para integrarte. ¡Ven y se parte de la Familia de El Camino!

Pastor Bob Walker Iglesia Bautista El Camino - Tijuana - Mexico! Somos una Iglesia con predicación ferviente, gente amorosa, música excelente, y muchas oportunidades para integrarte. ¡Ven y se parte de la Familia de El Camino!

Pastor Bob Walker Iglesia Bautista El Camino - Tijuana - Mexico! Somos una Iglesia con predicación ferviente, gente amorosa, música excelente, y muchas oportunidades para integrarte. ¡Ven y se parte de la Familia de El Camino!

Pastor Bob Walker Iglesia Bautista El Camino - Tijuana - Mexico! Somos una Iglesia con predicación ferviente, gente amorosa, música excelente, y muchas oportunidades para integrarte. ¡Ven y se parte de la Familia de El Camino!

Taylor and Jose sit down with Bob Walker to talk about how we can be on mission to reach those around us.

Tom Davis served seven terms in the House from Northern Virginia, including 2 cycles as NRCC Chair and as Chair of the House Government Reform Committee. In this conversation, he talks becoming obsessed with politics at an early age, working as a Senate page in the 1960s, playing a small role in the political operation of Richard Nixon, 15 years on the Fairfax County Board, 14 years in Congress, protecting the GOP majority in 2000 and 2002 while helming NRCC, why he left elected politics, the work he's most passionate about now, and his expectations ahead of the 2022 midterm elections. IN THIS EPISODE..One early moment when the lifelong political obsession started to click for a 6-year old Tom Davis…Working as a teenage U.S. Senate page…Tom spends 30 minutes in the Oval Office with President Nixon…Tom's early stint as part of the Nixon political operation…Tom talks the political legacy of Virginia's famed Byrd Machine…Tom remembers his 14+ years on the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors…Tom on the excitement as part of the 1994 House GOP wave…Tom talks the political skills (and flaws) of Newt Gingrich…Early impressions and surprises on his first term in the House…Memories of tough votes surrounding the impeachment of President Clinton…Tom's path to running the NRCC in both the 2000 and 2002 cycles…Inside the candidate-recruitment process of the Tom Davis-led NRCC…Highlights of his tenure as Chair of the House Government Reform Committee…The tough decision to pass on an open 2008 Senate race and ultimately forgo re-election altogether…The two types of lobbyists in Washington…Tom breaks down lessons for Republicans in Glenn Youngkin's 2021 Virginia win…How Tom is thinking about the 2022 midterms…AND Amherst, Appalachian State University, appendages, John Boehner, Harry Byrd, Eldridge Cleaver, Bill Clinger, Carl Curtis, Tom Delay, Harry Dent, Everett Dirksen, David Dreier, Dulles Airport, David Eisenhower, Martin Frost, gay newspapers, George Mason University, Jim Gilmore, Barry Goldwater, Bart Gordon, Bob Haldeman, Jesse Helms, Eleanor Holmes-Norton, Jim Holshouser, Rush Holt, Linwood Holton, John Hostettler, Steny Hoyer, Roman Hruska, Hubert Humphrey, Andrew Jackson, Jacob Javits, Nancy Johnson, Kent State, V.O. Key, lifelong teetotalers, John Linder, Louisiana Smart, Malibu, Mike Mansfield, Terry McAuliffe, Wayne Morse, the Mountain Valley Group, no confidence votes, Oliver North, Barack Obama, Dick Obenshain, Bill Paxon, perfecting amendments, Colin Peterson, Jeffrey Pine, George Rawlings, rental seats, Tom Reynolds, Alice Rivlin, Willis Robertson, Win Rockefeller, the Rotary Club, Antonin Scalia, Chris Shays, slackers, Howard Smith, Billy Tauzin, the Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, Charles Thone, Strom Thurmond, Tulane, Fred Upton, Bob Walker, John Warner, Mark Warner, the Washington Post, Watauga County, Roger Wicker, wiffle ball, Frank Wolf, Jim Wright, Dick Zimmer, Elmo Zumwalt & more!

All this week we are taking a look at how Bovine Tuberculosis is affecting farm businesses. It is believed TB can spread from badger to cattle, and one way to prevent that from happening is to vaccinate badgers against TB (we will talk about vaccinating cattle later this week). Earlier this year the Government introduced a new way to get more people helping with vaccinating the badgers - and our reporter Bob Walker has been to meet one group doing it in Cheshire. A small abattoir in the Peak District is closing today after 100 years of business. Its owner says bureaucracy is preventing smaller operators from operating, as well as staff shortages. Figures from the Food Standards Agency suggest small abattoirs are closing at a rate of 10% a year. And later this year, Caroline Lucas the Green Party MP for Brighton Pavilion will be putting forward a Right to Roam Bill, she tells us how she thinks it could work. Presented by Anna Hill Produced in Bristol by Natalie Donovan

Al & Val grapple with some deeper themes and ideas in Shia LeBouf's Tru ConfessionsTru Confessions (April 5th, 2002)IMDB WikipediaDirected by Paul Hoen (Luck of the Irish, You Wish!, Eddie's Million Dollar Cookoff, Jump In, Cheetah Girls, Dadnapped, Camp Rock 2, How to Build a Better Boy, ZOMBIES 1-3)Written by Janet Tashjian (only credit - wrote novel) & Stu Krieger (also wrote Zenon & all Zequals, Smart House, Phantom of the Megaplex, Poof Point, Gotta Kick it Up, Going to the Mat, Cow Belles - AND wrote The Land Before Time)Starring: Clara Bryant as Trudy Elizabeth "Tru" Walker (Under Wraps, Buffy the Vampire Slayer)Shia LaBeouf as Eddie Walker (Hounded, Even Stevens, Lawless, Transformers, Fury)Mare Winningham as Ginny Walker (St. Elmo's Fire, Turner & Hooch, ER, Grey's Anatomy, American Horror Story, The Affair, The Outsider, Dopesick)William Francis McGuire as Dr. Bob Walker (character actor)Nicole Dicker as Denise Palumbo (nothing past 2009)Kevin Duhaney as Jake (Angela Anaconda, Total Drama, Yani Gellman as Billy Meyer (Lizzie McGuire Movie, Young & the Restless, Pretty Little Liars)Craig Eldridge as Mr. Taylor (Queer as Folk, Covert Affairs, Murdoch Mysteries)Jennifer Foster as Judy "Deedee" Walker (Murdoch Mysteries, Schitt's Creek)Rahnuma Panthaky as Ms. Hinchey (Modern Family, Murdoch Mysteries)Colm Magner as Coach RiceArnold Pinnock as Dr. Dean CutlerSynopsis: When a local TV station launches a filmmaking contest, teenager Tru Walker (Clara Bryant) enters in a heartbeat. Her life seems full of drama to document -- including a surgeon father who's never there and a mother, Ginny (Mare Winningham), who seems as if she isn't there even when she is. In the end, Tru chooses to make a film about her mentally impaired twin brother, Eddie (Shia LaBeouf). But as airtime nears, Tru fears how others will react to her rather personal story.CORRECTION: In the episode it was said a few times that Mare Winningham won an Oscar, when she was actually just nominated. We apologize for the error.Next Movie: Get a Clue ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

In this episode we are joined by Bob Walker. Bob was an infantry officer during the Vietnam War with an incredible story and experience. Bob served as a platoon leader with the 9th Infantry Division, conducting air assaults and raids similar to how Ranger Regiment is used today. His military awards include: Distinguished Service Cross, Silver Star Medal (3rd Award), Distinguished Flying Cross, Soldier's Medal, Bronze Star Medal with "V" Device, Bronze Star Medal (4th Award), Air Medal with "V'' Device, Air Medal (6th Award), Army Commendation Medal with "V" Device, Army Commendation Medal (5th Award), Vietnam Cross of Gallantry with Silver Star, Vietnam Cross of Gallantry with Palm, Vietnam Civil Actions Honor Medal, Army Overseas Ribbon (2nd Award), National Defense Service Medal, Vietnam Service Medal, and Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal, Combat Infantryman Badge, and Ranger tab. Bob was inducted into the Officer Candidate School Hall of Fame in 2020. Support the show and become a War Stories patron: https://www.patreon.com/warstoriespodcast Website: https://www.warstories.co

EUROPEAN SETTLERS  Rough and tough Basque settlers came here to raise cattle and sheep in the 1850s, but soon moved on to Nevada.  A few decades later, more family-oriented immigrants from France and the Portuguese Azores raised sheep here, too.  From a series featuring Seth Adams, Mike Moran, Marguerite Patil, Adrian Praetzellis, Malcolm Sproul. Sponsored by Save Mount Diablo, Thomas J. Long Foundation, and Contra Costa Water District. Photos by Scott Hein and Bob Walker. Music by Phil Heywood. Production by Joan Hamilton, Audible Mount Diablo.

GRASSLAND   Seth Adams and Malcolm Sproul suggest what to look for in Los Vaqueros Watershed's sprawling grasslands. Golden eagles, red-tailed hawks, Say's phoebes, grasshopper sparrows, ferruginous hawks—it's got them all.  From a series featuring Seth Adams, Mike Moran, Marguerite Patil, Adrian Praetzellis, Malcolm Sproul. Sponsored by Save Mount Diablo, Thomas J. Long Foundation, and Contra Costa Water District. Photos by Scott Hein and Bob Walker. Music by Phil Heywood. Production by Joan Hamilton, Audible Mount Diablo.       

OAKS   Valley, coast, and blue—learn all about them!  And discover what sort of oak was most beloved by wildlife expert Gary Bogue.  From a series featuring Seth Adams, Mike Moran, Marguerite Patil, Adrian Praetzellis, Malcolm Sproul. Sponsored by Save Mount Diablo, Thomas J. Long Foundation, and Contra Costa Water District. Photos by Scott Hein and Bob Walker. Music by Phil Heywood. Production by Joan Hamilton, Audible Mount Diablo. 

WILDLIFE   We've lost a lot. The region no longer hosts what was possibly the densest population of grizzlies in North America. But places like Los Vaqueros are still big and well-connected enough to host a rich array of wildlife, including eagles, pelicans, and osprey.  From a series featuring Seth Adams, Mike Moran, Marguerite Patil, Adrian Praetzellis, Malcolm Sproul. Sponsored by Save Mount Diablo, Thomas J. Long Foundation, and Contra Costa Water District. Photos by Scott Hein and Bob Walker. Music by Phil Heywood. Production by Joan Hamilton, Audible Mount Diablo. 

Today on episode 72 of the Podcast Chris talks to FBTO film team member Bob Walker about his 2021 buck. This is a story not to be missed as Bob goes into filming in general, but also the amazing track job that Chris and Bob did to find this deer. They talk about the joy of the hunt, and the tough road that they had to go in order to find it. We would love to hear your thoughts on this one as well so feel free to hit us up in the email or send us a message! If you haven't already check out our YouTube page and subscribe! As always if you enjoy listening to the podcast please like, share, and give us 5 stars on any of the major podcast platforms we are found on. Hear something we missed? Let us know what we are doing wrong or doing right, or if you have a question; Email us at theeliteoutdoors1@gmail.com Happy Hunting and Tight Lines! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fueledbytheoutdoors/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fueledbytheoutdoors/support

Como cristianos fundamentales defendemos con celo nuestras practicas y doctrinas pero… ¿de verdad todas nuestras practicas y doctrinas vienen de la palabra de Dios? El pastor walker nos habla un poco acerca de eso. Pero les advertimos que este episodio puede herir los sentimientos de algunos cristianos delicaditos.

BEFORE THE DAM   A new story of the region's history emerged when archaeologists found human artifacts that were almost 10,000 years old.  Featuring Seth Adams, Mike Moran, Marguerite Patil, Adrian Praetzellis, Malcolm Sproul. Sponsored by Save Mount Diablo, Thomas J. Long Foundation, and Contra Costa Water District. Photos by Scott Hein and Bob Walker. Music by Phil Heywood. Production by Joan Hamilton, Audible Mount Diablo. 

Tired of hiking the same old places? Head out to the rugged hills and glorious views of Los Vaqueros Watershed—where the Central Valley, the Delta, and the Coast Range come together. It's a reservoir of plants, animals, and history (as well as a source of water for Contra Costa County).  Featuring Seth Adams, Mike Moran, Marguerite Patil, Adrian Praetzellis, Malcolm Sproul. Sponsored by Save Mount Diablo, Thomas J. Long Foundation, and Contra Costa Water District. Photos by Scott Hein and Bob Walker. Music by Phil Heywood. Production by Joan Hamilton, Audible Mount Diablo. 

9 - Dios Siempre Está Cerca - Bob Walker by Iglesia Bautista Bíblica de Long Beach

3 - El Estado Eterno - Bob Walker by Iglesia Bautista Bíblica de Long Beach

7 - La Perseverancia De Tu Iglesia - Bob Walker by Iglesia Bautista Bíblica de Long Beach

Nuclear energy is only possible thanks to a highly skilled, largely unionized workforce. In popular culture nuclear workers have been portrayed as incompetent by the Simpson or as evil incarnate by anti-nuclear activists like Dr Helen Caldicott. In Canada nuclear generation is publicly owned and run by a highly unionized workforce. It provides cheap, clean and reliable energy to the commons AKA our grid. Due to the incredibly energy density of nuclear energy each worker has an outsized role in preventing the burning of fossil fuels and producing large amounts of air pollution free and ultra low emissions electricity. I am joined by Bob Walker the national director of the Canadian Nuclear Workers Council to demystify what nuclear workers do, how nuclear energy is a uniquely potent job creator and why political parties and many unions have not engaged or even turned their backs on nuclear workers and their unions.

Bob Walker has been involved in Walker Manufacturing from its inception, after graduating from LeTourneau University with an Aeronautical Engineering degree, Bob worked for Cessna Aircraft Company until 1975 when he rejoined the Walker Manufacturing Company. Bob initially focused on corporate direction then moved into business and finance-related operations, and in the early 1990s, Bob became president of the Walker Manufacturing Company. Bob is a talented vocalist who sings bass in his church choir and leads congregational hymns on Sunday mornings.   Bob joins me today to share how he came to join the family business after spending six years in the aerospace industry and why he enjoyed and valued working with his father before his retirement. He discusses the importance of making a realistic plan for your business and to be ready for challenges, financial and otherwise, as well as making hay when the sun shines. Bob also shares his vision of leadership and how he feels led to share his testimony and inspire others to find an opportunity to discover their unique gifts and seek their place.   “The best leaders are those who serve best” - Bob Walker   This week on The Wow Factor: The story of how the family business overcame bankruptcy and embraced new opportunities How Bob's father helped him develop his business sense and gave him the gift of perspective from a young age The importance of cultivating common sense Why he was inspired by G LeTourneau's testimony as a Christian businessman and how that shaped his future The story of Stanley Tam and how his book God Owns My Business is a fascinating study in trusting God Why the events of 2009 on the Walker Manufacturing Company highlighted the importance of trusting in God to guide you Events that led Bob's company to innovate and how that shaped their future Why Walker Manufacturing values each and every employee and how they show that   Bob Walker's Words of Wisdom: Each of us has been given the individual gifts that allow us to find what we were born to do, don't overlook opportunities that are right in front of you. Keep in mind that Zechariah 4:10 tells you not to despise small beginnings.   Connect with Bob Walker: Walker Manufacturing Company Website Walker Manufacturing Belief Statement Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube   Connect with The WOW Factor: Website I Like Giving: The Transforming Power of a Generous Life book by Brad Formsma LinkedIn Instagram Facebook Twitter        

Biblical counseling is a day-in, day-out ministry of the elders and many members of CLC. Over the course of the next 10 years, we hope to develop a team of biblical counselors who are led by Bob Walker that will serve the needs of the church at large. Bob sits down with Justin Perry to discuss this vision, and how we are taking active steps to see it come to fruition.

In this episode, I visit with Frank Shannon, Executive Director of Development at St. Mary's Catholic Center at Texas A&M University. Frank has been at St. Mary's since 2013. My conversation with Frank covered a lot of topics, including his career before St. Mary's, how he transitioned from 25 years in higher ed to a Catholic ministry and how the current campaign at St. Mary's is going. Frank's first job out of college was as a loan officer for the Stephenville Savings and Loan but left the S&L business to became a development officer at Texas A&M after a call from Bob Walker, Vice President for Development at the Texas A&M Foundation. Frank's training at Texas A&M mostly came from going on donor calls with Bob Walker and other senior development officers. It was during a meeting with Pat Zachry, long-time donor for A&M, that he realized that his work as a development officer was really about the good that he could help do for the organization. He learned how to turn common interests with donors into relationships that allowed him to demonstrate the difference that they can make. “People don't give money to institutions, they give money to people.” After the A&M Foundation, Frank moved to the 12th Man Foundation as Associate Executive Director where he raised money for Aggie Athletics. He believes that his ability to connect with people and engender trust was what made the 12th Man hiring committee decide to hire him. Next, Frank moved to Mississippi State University where he was leading a team of development officers. Frank admitted that the “toughest job in development” is leading a team of fundraising professionals. He was responsible for setting others up for success. After two years, Frank was recruited to go to The Citadel where he led a team on a $100M capital campaign. This was a challenge, but they were successful in reaching their goal. After finishing the campaign, Frank started an executive search firm and then was recruited back to Texas to work at Baylor University. Frank believes that, “to grow, sometimes you have to leave an organization.” However, you “have to do a good job where you are in order to earn that opportunity to step up.” Frank was invited to come work at St. Mary's in 2013 by Fr. David Konderla to help lead a campaign project. Phase 1 of the project was to expand the Student Center. This was a challenging project for a variety of reasons. Frank learned in his marketing courses that, “you don't sell the steak, you sell the sizzle.” The first phase project was very “meat and potatoes” without much sizzle. The other reason it was challenging was because people knew that the next phase would be to build a new church would was much more attractive. They were successful in the first phase and raised $11.3M toward the project. They have now broken ground on that building project. Phase 2 of the campaign is to raise $20M for a new church. They do not know what the actual cost will be because the church has not yet been designed or engineered. Of the $20M goal, they have raised $14.5M including at least 6 gifts of $1M or more. This demonstrates a high level of trust because donors are supporting a project without knowing what the final product will look like. Currently, St. Mary's has an annual fund of $1.8M but needs to increase to $2.0M for FY 19. Frank knows that this will not be possible without asking individual donors for significant annual fund gifts. He has told donors that they do not want to sacrifice annual fund gifts in exchange for campaign gifts. Their Living Faith Society is a name for their recurring electronic giving program. They currently have $80,000 per month coming in from 1,400 donors. Strategies for growing this program includes presentations at Mass, parents appeals, Christmas appeals, Matching Collection drives, St. Mary's Gives, personal asks and more. One strategy that they have implemented for stewarding their existing donors is a new program called St. Mary's Honors. This event is open to any donor who has lifetime giving to St. Mary's of $50,000. They are invited to attend a special dinner in the fall where they are thanked by staff and students for their giving. The St. Mary's Development Team now has 7 members including part-time help. They set aside three days every year for planning retreats and professional development. One couple that Frank mentioned as being particularly supportive is Joe and Shelley Tortorice. They recently made a major commitment to the Church Campaign and have been invited to speak to the Aggie Catholic Ambassadors. Joe stressed to the Ambassadors that “we all need to invest in others.” “The magic happens when the donor gets engaged. That usually happens through a story.” Some book recommendations: Mega Gifts by Jerry PanasPerfectly Yourself by Matthew KellyTotus Tuus: Fr. Brian McMaster Frank attributes much of his success to his fear of failure and his love of people. His final message is that if you are struggling with what to do or how to succeed, you need to do two things, “Just go back to work and keep asking for big gifts.” Three people who have influenced Frank include Dr. Ed Davis, Dr. Bob Walker and Dennis Prescott. For more information about Frank Shannon and his work and to connect with him, visit https://aggiecatholic.org.

Bob Walker, the Vice President of Programming at Hall Communications is a career radio personality and program director who believes in adapting to the latest digital media trends to promote his company's radio stations. Besides sharing some hilarious stories about your favorite music artists, Bob tells us how he's utilizing video content, live video streaming, social media sharing and the latest digital apps to reach a larger audience that's helping his stations become their own national brands.  www.thevideojungle.com 

Who is Bob Walker? Hear Bob sit down with Justin Perry to share his story, discuss his interests, provide a killer book recommendation, and present the vision for him serving as Covenant Life's new Pastoral Assistant.

Stories of surface image - and underlying reality - from around the world, introduced by Kate Adie. In Moscow, the alleged killers of liberal politician Boris Nemtsov are on trial, but questions remain about who was really responsible for his murder. Sarah Rainsford, who remembers Nemtsov as one of the poster boys for the newly democratic Russia of the 1990s, describes seeing the legal process unfold in court. In Ethiopia, some of the country's finest farmland is drying out as drought threatens the food supply for almost 18 million people - and Nicola Kelly's left unsure that traditional methods of weather forecasting, like reading signs in the livers of slaughtered goats, can work in these conditions. While travelling in Costa Rica's verdant forests, Tim Hartley also dug into the causes of a rot creeping across the country: corruption, on both the small and large scale. Bob Walker's been trudging a pilgrimage path in the footsteps of St Olaf through rural Sweden, and stepped into some ongoing debates about how many migrants the country could or should shelter. In Morocco, it's not easy for women to walk unmolested and Morgan Meaker hears from some who'd like to put an end to the endemic harassment on the streets.

Reporters worldwide: while refugees continue to stream out of Syria in their thousands, there are people who need to go INTO the country. Nigel Wilson's been talking to a group of them at the bus station in the Jordanian capital, Amman. Lyse Doucet, meanwhile, is in the Syrian capital Damascus where life for some, but not others, is becoming increasingly hard. Thomas Fessy talks of the shock in Francophone Africa at the killing of two French radio journalists in Mali. In Malaysia, elephants are losing their habitat as development continues apace. Bob Walker takes a look at a controversial plan to give the animals a new home. And Indian women over the centuries have been wearing the elegant sari -- Anu Anand has been hearing of a campaign to boost its popularity in the face of competition from more contemporary, if less stylish, clothing. From Our Own Correspondent is produced by Tony Grant.