Podcast appearances and mentions of bob wyatt

Send us a Text Message.In this episode I catch up with Bob Wyatt who tells me about his recent fishing trips to New Zealand and the rivers he fishes near his home in Scotland.We look at the changing fishing landscape in New Zealand along with the impact of tourism on local rivers, and the decline in water quality due to industrial dairy farming. Bob also talks about his recent project of fishing with streamers and the success he has had with large brown trout on rivers and lakes. We reflect on the success of his fly pattern, the Deer Hair Emerger, and the creativity and collaboration that goes into fly tying. We discuss the importance of essential triggers in fly fishing and the techniques developed through experimentation and observation of trout behaviour. Bob also touches on the challenges of salmon farming and the efforts to protect wild salmon populations. He mentions his books, 'Trout Hunting' and 'What Trout Want,' and recommends the song 'Boulder to Birmingham' by Emmylou Harris for the Fly Culture Road Trip Mix playlist.As ever, Bob never disappoints and this episode is a great insight into his fishing life.

This episode we talk about the second in charge position, Vice-Captains. And so I found someone as obsessed with it as I am, Daniel Norcross. In this crossover episode, we talk England's vice-captain, Ravi Ashwin, two Marsh's, fantasy cricket, Travis Head, teamsheets, wikipedia, Australian Rules football, Bob Wyatt, Dad's Army and curling. - To support the podcast please go to our Patreon page. https://www.patreon.com/user?u=32090121. If you like this podcast, you may enjoy other things I create, check them all out at https://linktr.ee/jarrodkimber. Follow England on 99.94DM on Apple Podcasts here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/england-on-99-94dm/id1639481477 and on Spotify here: https://open.spotify.com/show/79hLma0TBtp93hmMNbpx5Y?si=78191bb665854c77. Follow Dan on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/norcrosscricket. This podcast audio is edited, mixed and produced by Nick McCorriston, he's at https://www.nickamc.com and https://www.twitter.com/soundboy_audio. FortyTwo make our video productions, and Mukunda Bandreddi is in charge of our video side. Aurojyoti Senapati turns the files into video podcasts and Subhankar Bhattacharya makes our graphics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bob Wyatt is the man behind the Deer Hair Emerger fly, the books Trout Hunting and What Trout Want and has written a number of articles in magazines too.He has lived and fished in Canada, Scotland and New Zealand where he has had the chance to observe the behaviour of trout especially with a dry fly.While researching this podcast I realised that as someone who has read both books that he has had a huge impact on my approach to fly fishing. 

This week, we're continuing our Trailblazer episodes with Vincent Virga—author of the Gaywyck trilogy, the first m/m gothic romance, and one of the first m/m romances ending with a happily ever after. He talks about writing gay romance and about the way reading about love and happiness change readers lives. He also shares rich, wonderful stories about his vibrant life as a picture editor in publishing, about the literary set in New York City in the 70s and 80s, about writing during the AIDS epidemic in the 1980s, about the times in a writer's life when the words don't come easily, and about the times when they can't be stopped. We are honored and so grateful that Vincent took the time to speak with us, and we hope you enjoy this conversation as much as we did. There's still time to buy the Fated Mates Best of 2021 Book Pack from our friends at Old Town Books in Alexandria, VA, and get eight of the books on the list, a Fated Mates sticker and other swag! Order the book box as soon as you can to avoid supply chain snafus. Thank you, as always, for listening! If you are up for leaving a rating or review for the podcast on your podcasting app, we would be very grateful! Our next read-alongs will be the Tiffany Reisz Men at Work series, which is three holiday themed category romances. Read one or all of them: Her Halloween Treat, Her Naughty Holiday and One Hot December.Show NotesWelcome Vincent Virga, author of Gaywyck, the first gay gothic romance, and one of the earliest gay romances with a happily ever after. It was published by Avon in 1980. He has written several other novels, including Vadriel Vail and A Comfortable Corner. He was also the premier picture editor in the book industry. He has been with his partner, author James McCourt, author of Mawrdew Czgowchwz, for 56 years. Their collected papers are housed at the Beinecke Library at Yale University. Today is the 41st anniversary of The Ramrod Massacre in New York City, where Vernon Kroening and Jorg Wenz were killed. Six other men were shot and injured inside the bar or on the streets near the Ramrod. Author Malinda Lo and Librarian Angie Manfredi sound the warning bell about the fights that we are facing around access to books and libraries and calls for book banning happening all around the country. Here is what you can do to help support your local library. Check out Runforsomething.net for ideas about local races where you live. Want more Vincent in your life? Here is a great interview from 2019 on a blog called The Last Bohemians, and this 2011 interview on Live Journal. Daisy Buchanan cries that she's never seen such beautiful shirts in The Great Gatsby, and We Get Lettersis a song from the Perry Como show.People Vincent mentioned: Susan Sontag, Maria Callas, opera singer Victoria de los Ángeles, editor Elaine Markson, Jane Fonda, Armistead Maupin, poets John Ashbery and James Merrill, Hillary and Bill Clinton, editor Alice Mayhew, Gwen Edelman at Avon Books, Gwen Verdon and Bob Fosse, publisher Bob Wyatt, John Ehrlichman from Watergate, author Colm Tóibín, poet Mark Doty, Truman Capote, poet and translator Richard Howard, Shelley Winters, John Wayne, Lauren Bacall, and Kim Novak. The museum Vincent was a part of in County Mayo, Ireland, is The Jackie Clarke Collection.The twisty turny secret book that made him a lover of Gothics was Wilkie Collins's Woman in White. Vincent is also a lover of Samuel Richardson's Clarissa, and Henry Bellamann's King's Row.A few short pieces abaout the AIDS epidemic: the impact of the epidemic on survivors in the queer community, and how the American government ignored the crisis.

This week my guest is Henry Cowen [@49:05], author of the new book Fly-Fishing for Freshwater Striped Bass, which is really a complete guide to chasing these great gamefish. They get huge, they often feed in shallow water, and are just about the perfect fish to chase with a fly rod. You'll learn their seasons, how to present your fly, and what tackle and flies you'll need to chase them. In the Fly Box this week, we have some great questions from listeners, including: How do newer Orvis rods compare to older ones like the All-Rounder? Any tips for casting from a kayak? How do the Orvis Hydros and Pro lines compare? Their tapers look very different What do you think of Bob Wyatt's philosophy on trout in the book What Trout Want? What direction should I cast when fishing streams? Can all bead head patterns be tied with tungsten beads? Why are my head cements too thick? When looking for a new river to fish, what structure should I look for? A tip from a listener that sometimes beaver activity seems to attract trout. Does it matter which direction I twist my dubbing? How will the 17-year cicada affect fishing? Can I tie a piece of tippet to the main tippet above my lower fly with a clinch knot? Why do people always tie their heavier nymph on as the lower fly? I have better luck tying the heavier nymph above my smaller fly. Can I use the Palomar Knot to add a second fly above my lower fly without removing the lower fly?

(Wentworth, NC) - Audio of the December 14, 2020 meeting of the Rockingham County Board of Education. The meeting was held at Rockingham County High School, with staff and some board member participation via Zoom.AGENDA1. Call to Order1.01 Roll Call2. Announcements2.01 There is no work session in December.2.02 The next Board Meeting is scheduled for Monday, January 11, 2021 at 6:00 p.m. at Central Administrative Offices at 511 Harrington Highway, Eden, NC via live stream.2.03 There is a Work Session scheduled for Monday, January 25, 2021 at 6:00 p.m. at Central Administrative Offices at 511 Harrington Highway, Eden, NC via live stream.3. Moment of Prayer New Category3.01 Pastor William Hairston - Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, Reidsville NC.4. Pledge of Allegience / Board Chair Reorganization4.01 Pledge of Allegiance4.02 Approval of Agenda4.03 Recognition of Ms. Amanda Bell, Outgoing Board Member4.04 Swearing-In Ceremony for Board Members: Mr. Brent Huss, Ms. Vicky Alston, Mr. Bob Wyatt and Ms. Vickie McKinney4.05 Board Reorganization - Election of Board Chair - Dr. Shotwell4.06 Board Reorganization - Election of Vice Chair5. Public Comments / Board Comments5.01 Public Comments - At this time the board will hear public comments5.02 Board Comments6. Consent6.01 Consent Approval - Gifts, Grants and Donations - Ms. Annie Ellis6.02 Consent Approval - Adoption of Board Policies, Revised Policies, First Reading and Second Reading - Dr. Cindy Corcoran6.03 Consent Approval - Board Meeting Minutes for Regular Board Meeting November 9, 2020 and Special Called Meeting for Property on November 20, 2020 Via Zoom Call.7. Action Items7.01 Approval - Re-Entry Plan for January 21, 2021 - "Our Safe Return to Learn" - Dr. Shotwell, Dr. Stephanie Ellis, Dr. Cindy Corcoran, Dr. Sonja Parks, Dr. Charles Perkins7.02 Approval - RFP for Banking Services - Ms. Annie Ellis7.03 Approval - Budget Amendments - Ms. Annie Ellis7.04 Consent Approval - New Vision Generator Bid Tabulation - Dr. Sonja Parks8. Reports / Discussion Items8.01 Energy Performance Contract Update - Dr. Sonja Parks8.02 Operations and Logistics Updates - Dr. Sonja Parks8.03 Active Parent Organizations Report - Dr. Shotwell8.04 Superintendent's Report - Dr. Shotwell8.05 Board Chair Announcements9. Closed Session10. Open Session10.01 Personnel Report - Approval of Personnel Actions11. Adjournment11.01 Motion to adjourn# # #

Muito Mais Baixo da semana está no AR! E nesta sexta feira recebemos o compositor, arranjador e contrabaixista Bruno Migotto! Natural de Campinas, Bruno reside em São Paulo desde 2004, quando começou a estudar na Faculdade Souza Lima/Berklee, mesmo período em que passou do baixo elétrico para o acústico. O instrumento abriu portas e Bruno começou a se destacar como instrumentista, sendo convidado por nomes como Bob Wyatt, Djalma Lima, Edson Santana e tantos outros. Na sua discografia estão trabalhos com a Soundscape Big Band - grupo com mais duas décadas de história - além de trabalhos próprios que mantém com seus grupos Trio Ciclos e Projeto Unknown e como sideman, ao lado de Edu Ribeiro, Alex Buck, Michel Leme, Jota P, Louise Wooley, Lupa Santiago e outros. Bruno Migotto https://www.brunomigotto.com/ https://www.instagram.com/migotto/ https://www.facebook.com/brunomigottomusic https://www.youtube.com/user/bmigotto Rodrigo Marques https://www.instagram.com/rodrigojotam/ Muito Mais Baixo https://www.facebook.com/muitomaisbaixo contato: muitomaisbaixo@gmail.com Muito Mais Baixo de baixistas para baixistas

Osgoode Professor Adam Parachin, a charity law expert, and Bob Wyatt, Executive Director of the Muttart Foundation, discuss the importance of maintaining a distinction between charity and government.

Bob Wyatt is an artist, author and long-time angler based out of New Zealand. Born in Canada, he has been fly fishing since the late ’50s. I met with Bob in New Zealand to discuss his “prey image” theory, trout fishing and the early days of steelhead fly fishing. This episode is brought to you by Duke Cannon. Buy Bob's Books: What Trout Want: The Educated Trout and Other Myths, Trout Hunting: The Pursuit of Happiness

Bob Wyatt of the Muttart Foundation says charities need to better inform Canadians.

Prof Myles McGregor-Lowndes speaks about the recently announced Treasury consultation paper on a new national regulator for the not-for-profit sector. Bob Wyatt will provide a summary of his thoughts and recommendations for the Canadian voluntary sector and chats about his ideas on how a nonprofit umbrella (or peak) organisation should operate.

Prof Myles McGregor-Lowndes speaks about the recently announced Treasury consultation paper on a new national regulator for the not-for-profit sector. Bob Wyatt will provide a summary of his thoughts and recommendations for the Canadian voluntary sector and chats about his ideas on how a nonprofit umbrella (or peak) organisation should operate.

Dr Andrea Petrwiskyj reports on her current research project 'Voice of Seniors' which examines the role of seniors organisations in providing the voice for older people in Australian policy making. Bob Wyatt provides further critique on arguments related to nonprofit organisations becoming more like their corporate counterparts.

Dr Andrea Petrwiskyj reports on her current research project 'Voice of Seniors' which examines the role of seniors organisations in providing the voice for older people in Australian policy making. Bob Wyatt provides further critique on arguments related to nonprofit organisations becoming more like their corporate counterparts.

Associate Professor Jo Barraket reports on the outcomes of the Finding Australia’s Social Enterprise Sector (FASES) research project. Bob Wyatt, Executive Director of the Muttart Foundation critically examines the arguments for nonprofits becoming more business-like.

Associate Professor Jo Barraket reports on the outcomes of the Finding Australia's Social Enterprise Sector (FASES) research project. Bob Wyatt, Executive Director of the Muttart Foundation critically examines the arguments for nonprofits becoming more business-like.

Dr Matthew Turnour, ACPNS Senior Research Fellow discusses the current Senate Economics Committee Inquiry into the Tax Law Amendment (Public Benefit Test) Bill 2010.Bob Wyatt, Executive Director of The Muttart Foundation, examines whether or not a third sector actually exists.

Dr Matthew Turnour, ACPNS Senior Research Fellow discusses the current Senate Economics Committee Inquiry into the Tax Law Amendment (Public Benefit Test) Bill 2010.Bob Wyatt, Executive Director of The Muttart Foundation, examines whether or not a third sector actually exists.

Prof Myles McGregor-Lowndes speaks about the recently announced Treasury consultation paper on a new national regulator for the not-for-profit sector. Bob Wyatt will provide a summary of his thoughts and recommendations for the Canadian voluntary sector and chats about his ideas on how a nonprofit umbrella (or peak) organisation should operate.

Prof Myles McGregor-Lowndes speaks about the recently announced Treasury consultation paper on a new national regulator for the not-for-profit sector. Bob Wyatt will provide a summary of his thoughts and recommendations for the Canadian voluntary sector and chats about his ideas on how a nonprofit umbrella (or peak) organisation should operate.

Following on from the Modernising Charity Law conference hosted by CPNS in April 2009, Senator Ursula Stephens, Bob Wyatt, Professor Dennis Young and Laird Hunter QC, reflect on the thoughts and insights gained by attending the conference.

Bob Wyatt, Professor Helmut Anheier and Robert Fitzgerald AM provide a three continent discussion of the impact of the global economic crisis on nonprofit organisations and the Third Sector in general.