Podcast appearances and mentions of bobby john

#frenchcore #hardcore #uptempoTwitch https://www.twitch.tv/officialdjtimonYouTube https://www.youtube.com/@officialdjtimonFacebook https://www.facebook.com/officialdjtimon/VK https://vk.com/officialdjtimonTrackList:1    Dark Instinct - Lost in Space2    XTC, 95 - Believe3    JKLL - Hava Nagila4    Dark Instinct - World of Fire5    Dark Instinct - Pulse Is Rising6    Mr. Ivex - Nature7    Vernex, Sandy Warez, Kratox - Start Walking8    Harris & Ford, Bobby John, BassWar & CaoX - Teenage Dirtbag9    Levenkhan, Yosuf - RISE TO FAME10    Levenkhan - STARSHOPPING (BINGLEY 2)11    Lumex - Your Lies12    Massive Rühl - Hung up13    Frenchkillerz - ALL IS LOST RMX (Hickz Remix)14    Infected, Fyloh - Bang Bang15    Massive Rühl - Self Control16    Project Red - You17    Tyfon - Whispers In The Cold18    Detest - Gimme Your Loot19    Lumex - Love X War20    The Mastery, Pattern J - Perfect Storm (Fearless Mates Remix)

This week on "The Radio Cafe Top 10 Countdown with Christopher Ewing" we've got new music out of Canada by Alan Tuck & Bobby John, and Hallie Hase of Vermont!"The Radio Cafe Top 10 Countdown" is a hit weekly radio show hosted by Emmy Award winning TV host and producer Christopher Ewing. Each week the show features music and interviews by some of the BEST independent singers and bands from around the world!  For more info on any of the artists featured on the show, just go to www.theradiocafe.com!Plus, be sure to check out music videos by top indie artists from around the world on the Indie Music Channel on Roku and on Amazon Fire TV!“The Radio Cafe” is brought to you by Audible.  With over 180,000 audio book titles, from New Releases to Best Sellers, you can listen to Audible on your computer,  iPhone, Android, or Kindle, whenever and wherever you want!Plus, just for being a listener of “The Radio Cafe”, our friends at Audible are giving you a FREE audiobook of your choice, and a 30-day free trial of their service!  To get your free audio book, just go to www.AudibleTrial.com/TheRadioCafe!Christopher Ewing's clothes are provided by rue21 - Shop us 24/7 at www.rue21.com!To hear more music by independent singers and bands of all genres from around the world, get the Indie Music Channel app!  Available for FREE from Google Play and the iTunes App Store!

Staffel 6, Folge 2 - Wir machen weiter mit Staffel 6 und Sam und Dean bekommen diese Woche sogar Zuwachs! Es geht unter anderem um Remakes, Eiswürfel und Pizza (einmal Käse, einmal alles??). Dean ist diese Woche etwas paranoid, kennt sich aber überraschend gut mit Babys aus, und Sam ist sehr auf die Arbeit fokussiert, sucht sich aber für seine Research die tollsten Spots aus. Die Hauptrolle diese Woche geht aber eindeutig an Bobby-John, oder wie wir ihn liebevoll nennen: BJ

From our partner Reach India, Bobby John was in town recently, and we sat down to talk to him about how God is moving over in India.

Bobby John believes he and his Band of Coders can take your dreams, desires, and vision and convert them into reality using software. He is a coder at heart with the soul of a serial entrepreneur. In this interview, Bobby shares how he started a company while in college and became a millionaire at twenty six years old. He saw the first version of Netscape, the window to the internet, and said, “This is the future.” He started a company with three friends that grew so quickly they had to hire the past President of Apple Canada to run it. And then came the trading platform startup in NYC while his wife was in completing her residency. Five years later he and his partner created a company that was trading millions in loans. He sold again. Bobby is still starting new software companies that solve real problems. He has a nose for problems and the talent to solve them. And his companies always, and seemingly every time, create cash-flow quickly.He is an entrepreneur with a hot hand. Listen to how he does it.

The story of what happens when a group of software engineers get together, nagging your parents to buy you that first Commodore 64, hiring someone away from Steve Jobs, parental expectations, how to grow a start-up into an international company and whether or not the Toronto Raptors actually play basketball in Toronto (this year, anyway). Travis chats with Bobby John, founder of Band of Coders, a custom software engineering company, with offices across North America, and Argentina. Bobby John is a serial entrepreneur and mentor to startups. While in university, he founded a highly capitalized boutique software development firm and later went on to become CTO of Trade Settlement Inc., Wall Street's leader in post-trade loan settlement processing. The technology he built is used by thousands of traders at the world's largest financial institutions. In 2002, Bobby founded Band of Coders.Internationally recognized for his achievements, Bobby has received numerous accolades including Canada's ‘Entrepreneur of the Year Award' as well as Canada's ‘Top 40 Leaders under the Age of 40 Award'. Bobby regularly mentors dozens of young founders worldwide. His motto is: “I always have an ear for somebody who has a dream to build something.”

With the world’s attention on COVID-19 vaccines and treatments, you’ve probably heard about big pharmaceutical companies like Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson.But the Serum Institute of India is playing an outsized role in the pandemic, creating a lifeline of hundreds of millions of vaccine doses for COVID-19. “Serum pits them all by being the world’s largest vaccine manufacturer, both by number of doses and by what it sells worldwide."Dr. Bobby John, global health advocate“Serum [beats] them all by being the world’s largest vaccine manufacturer, both by number of doses and by what it sells worldwide,” said Dr. Bobby John, a global health advocate who spent years living near the institute, in Pune, India. Last year, Serum produced more than 1.6 billion vaccine doses — including for measles and whooping cough — distributed in more than 170 countries, according to Serum’s executive director, Dr. Suresh Jadhav. Now, the Serum Institute finds itself in the middle of an uphill battle to vaccinate the world against COVID-19. Related: As COVID-19 vaccines roll out, does the world face 'tragedy of the commons'?A horse farm becomes a labThe Serum Institute began not with pipettes and lab coats but with prized racing horses. Cyrus Poonawalla, owner of India’s largest horse farm, Poonawalla Stud Farms, would donate retired or unfit racehorses to a public lab, who’d use the serum (the liquid found in his retired horses’ blood) to make tetanus vaccines and antivenom for snakebites. At the time, India was experiencing major vaccine shortages, with most of its costly supply coming from Europe. Poonawalla decided to start his own lab on the farm, launching the Serum Institute in 1966. The first vaccine came out two years later. The little lab grew and expanded its vaccine types, eventually exporting vaccines to neighboring countries. By the 1990s, the company went global. Related: Could lifting patents speed up access to life-saving COVID-19 drugs?Jadhav oversaw Serum’s accreditation through the World Health Organization, and it became the go-to for affordable vaccines supplied to United Nations programs. Serum helped develop and manufacture a version of a meningitis A vaccine, which led to near elimination in northern Africa.These days, a majority of the world’s children have gotten a Serum shot. From the start, Serum found a way to make low-cost vaccines. The Indian government had set the global vaccine price at an in-country, not-for-profit level. “This is a different mindset,” Jadhav said. Their business model thrives on high-volume, low-cost production. Jadhav said the company scales up production through the use of large, stainless steel fermenters and quickly adopting new technologies. (Horse serum is no longer used in vaccines).The pandemic ups the stakesSerum is now co-developing vaccines for the coronavirus, running clinical trials and manufacturing vaccines developed by other companies. This includes the promising vaccine from US-based Novavax and UK company AstraZeneca, with whom they’ve worked for years, at Oxford, on a malaria vaccine. The institute is producing this vaccine specifically for low- and middle-income countries while it also tries to develop its own vaccine, which is expected to enter phase 3 trials in a matter of weeks, Jadhav said. Related: Discussion: Will people accept a COVID-19 vaccine?“I think the takeaway is that one has to be ready and go with the science, and I don’t know which vaccine will be most efficacious but most will have to be tested over a longer period of time."Dr. Suresh Jadhav, executive director, Serum Institute“I think the takeaway is that one has to be ready and go with the science, and I don’t know which vaccine will be most efficacious but most will have to be tested over a longer period of time,” Jadhav said.In recent months, Serum reached major agreements with Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance and COVAX, the world’s main initiative to ensure fair, equitable distribution of COVID-19 vaccines. It will offer up to a billion doses of approved vaccines at a low cost this year. Related: A global initiative could ensure equitable access to a COVID-19 vaccine. Can it work?As richer countries vie for direct deals for vaccines, providing low-cost vaccines is critical. “I need to be blunt — the world is on a brink of a catastrophic moral failure,” stated WHO's director-general, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, last month.“The price of those failures will be paid with lives and livelihoods in the world’s poorest countries,” he said. Beyond SerumWhy don’t more institutes like Serum exist to meet the high global demand for COVID-19 vaccinations?  Prashant Yadav, a senior fellow at the Center for Global Development who specializes in supply chains, says this is one of the most important questions. Several smaller companies are manufacturing vaccines, even in India, Yadav said, but vaccine production challenges stand in the way. Making vaccines is a specialty. Some new vaccines are based on new technologies, like ones produced by Pfizer and Moderna, and these private companies determine whether to share their know-how. It also depends on identifying capable manufacturers, which requires attention and work, Yadav said. Looking for partners “is largely an afterthought.” But the problem may run even deeper. A months-old WHO initiative aimed at improving access to technical know-how has yet to garner much interest. Tedros recently wrote that open-sourcing could enable labs across Latin America and Africa to better meet current and future vaccine demands. Nicole Hassoun, a philosophy professor at Binghamton University in New York, said the current incentive structure for developing and distributing drugs prioritizes communities with the most resources. That just doesn’t work well in a pandemic, she said."[I]t’s a lack of global imagination and cooperation that’s really the problem.” More demandSerum is experiencing high demand for its low-cost, COVID-19 vaccines. AstraZeneca recently fell short on its deal with European countries to keep up with its promised supply, and the company may be turning to Serum. “AstraZeneca is coming back to us requesting us to supply this product even in the developed world,” like Canada and the UK, Jadhav said.Half of Serum’s vaccine supply is set aside for domestic use, Jadhav said, and the Indian government also oversees exports to neighboring countries. The African Union, Morocco, South Africa, Saudi Arabia and Brazil are among others that have secured direct deals with Serum for vaccine doses.Serum has a stockpile of about 70 million doses, Jadhav said, and is now waiting for final approval from countries to start exporting.By April, the company aims to make 100 million doses monthly of AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine. Currently, the monthly total ranges from 50 million to 60 million doses. It’s an anxious, high-stakes moment for vaccines. In recent weeks, a Serum facility under construction for a separate vaccine project caught fire, killing five people.That was “a traumatic experience for every one of us,” Jadhav said. Making vaccines, especially a new one, can be a complex process, and requires ensuring all the raw materials and other elements are in place.Jadhav said Serum is finding its rhythm with vaccine production and mastering the art and science of scaling up.

This week, we get acquainted with Bobby John and Daddy Dean! Did we cross a line? Ok cool, didn't think so. Join us for our chat about S06E02: Two and a Half Men! #daddydean #naturalborndad Leave us a rating and review! Send your thoughts to (908) 516-HELL (4355) or to hwytohellpodcast@gmail.com and follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook Find exclusive content on www.hwytohellpodcast.com Tracker of how many times Sam and Dean Cry Ranking of Supernatural Episodes

Tech leaders of small and medium-sized businesses, this one's for you today...Bobby John is the CEO of Band of Coders, an 18 year old software development company who’s built software for some amazing brands like Uber and the Atlanta Braves. We’ve known each other for 7 years and recently started to build projects together last year, thus, this podcast was born. In today’s episode, you’re getting a glimpse into a large conversation that Bobby and are having right now about the future of software automation….we talk about why building a resilient company is a make-or-break strategy in these crazy times, how it’s time for small and medium sized companies to jump on the bandwagon, and at the end you’ll hear Bobby give one piece of advice for tech leaders who are navigating questions regarding where to start. This was an insightful episode considering the cuts companies have had to make during this global pandemic, however, companies are also starting to ask where they can put their money in a way that allows them to grow even amidst a difficult time. ✅Interested in hearing more about how Band of Coders can help your company or team automate your processes? Head over to http://bandofcoders.com/ and fill out the form to talk to one of our leaders. ---- To get more free content and coder merch, head to our website at http://bandofcoders.show Follow us on Instagram at http://instagram.com/bandofcoders.show

Jerry Dreams' debut EP “California” is here! Kevin and Giancarlo of the band join us to show off some songs from the EP and also to discuss the formation of the band, the process of producing the EP, and to play a game of Boink, Marry, Kill, Daddy! Then, self-made media mogul Bobby John joins us on the show to discuss his technique for developing a social media following. Credits: Kevin Kline, Giancarlo DiPonio, Anthony Coates Find MDVH on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/michaeldupreyvh/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MichaelDupreyVH Attributions: “California” by Jerry Dreams Intro Theme: “Don't Weigh Me Down” by Broadcast 2000 Interlude Song: “Americana Jam” by The Underscore Orkestra This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Do you ever pray to the Holy Spirit? We certainly have no problem asking God the Father or God the Son for divine assistance...but, God the Holy Spirit? Most people can use the reassurance of the accompaniment of the Holy Ghost in their attempts to carry out the New Evangelization. Join Deacon Jeff and "sit-in sidekick" Bobby John as they discuss the Person of the Holy Spirit, his attributes and how they enhance and empower evangelization.

The humans decide whether to help Sheanna’Ree or not, Vice-Chancellor Greklor acts like a crazed animal and there is a good chance the Earth has been found. And just what has happened to Bobby John?

In this episode we finally find out what has become of Jim Bob and we learn a bit more about Bobby John. We also have a new character show up to make things interesting.

The humans finally have a chance to stretch their legs. They have been cooped up way too long since being kidnapped by the Grokmar and they are all going a bit stir-crazy. They all decide to split up to do their own things. Betty Sue, Carol Anne and Bobby John go shopping while Jim Bob and Zeke go looking for a night on the town. Five humans who have never left the mountains loose on an alien space station. What could possibly go wrong?

Things didn’t go so well for Zeke in the last episode but what about the other humans? Jim Bob seemed to just fall off the face of the station when Zeke ran out and who knows what trouble Betty Sue, Carol Anne and Bobby John can get into?

Welcome Back, It's time for a rundown of episode 9 of Survivor Palau. But first, we want to say a big "Thank You" to listener E. He sent us a note to chastise us, for being so harsh with our assessment of Ulong's mental capabilities. As E pointed out in his input, it's very likely that Bobby John can read given that he has a journalism degree. Jo Ann thinks he's cute, end of story. I still think he might have had someone doing his homework for him, but getting the feedback and sharing in the discussion of the show is what really makes podcasting special. We really enjoyed getting that email from E. It made our day. :) We'd love to hear from some of the other folks that are listening too. Send us your pick for who's going to get voted off next. To leave an audio comment, call 206-350-JASS(5277). Or you can always add a text comment to this page by clicking the "comments" link or send us an email at: joannandstacyshow@gmail.com. Show Notes 00:00 Date for iPod Shuffle Users 00:04 Intro Music 00:10 Episode 9 Introductions 00:11 Listener Feedback from E 02:00 Both Wrong Again 02:08 Happy for Steph 03:10 "I'm gonna have friends" 03:38 Coby Self Destructs 04:10 From Savvy to Silly 04:40 Boring for 2 Shows 04:57 Greg and Jen Need to Move Now 07:45 Coby Must Have Fallen Apart 08:40 Fishing Reward 09:14 Ulong Outwitted and Outplayed 09:38 Coby Spills the Beans 09:51 Stephenie as the Fourth 10:35 Tom in for the Long Haul 11:14 Smart Coby Takes a Break 11:42 15 Cookies 12:14 Next Week's Picks 12:59 Janu and Coby Get Played 14:00 Jo Ann Wants Steph to Win it All 14:31 Soliciting Feedback 15:08 Thanks Again to Listener E 15:22 Outro Music Let's try this again. :) Here's our pick for next week. We both think Janu will be the next to go, but we're hoping that Greg and Jen can convince her to stay long enough to send Tom or Ian packing. Jo Ann's power play pick is for Greg, Jen, Janu, and Caryn to convince Stephenie to join them to break up the Tom, Ian, and Katie alliance. Contact Info: Voicemail: 206-350-JASS(5277) Email: joannandstacyshow@gmail.com Enjoy, Jo Ann and Stacy

Welcome Back, Here's our show on episode 7 of Survivor Palau. We're having a blast watching Ulong, the worst tribe ever to play the game, slowly self destruct. The sheer volume of mistakes they make turns every endeavor into a comedy of errors. :) We've also got a special treat this week. Our first interview is done. We had a great time talking about our favorite show with Survivor Fan Sandy. With our podcast generally running 30 minutes, we thought it would be best to post the interview seperately. You'll see it posted just above this update on the web page. Show Notes 00:00 Date for iPod Shuffle Users 00:04 Intro Music 00:28 What to say about Ulong? 01:00 Ulong Prays for the Merge 01:37 Clambake 02:10 Cameraman Blows it 03:00 Tom's So Sneaky 03:42 Shark Beats Clam 05:15 Come on Ulong, You Can Win Reward 05:47 Koror's Just Better 06:03 Caryn & Katie Work Well Together 07:49 Why Alcohol? 09:04 Hangdog Ulong 09:21 Gregg and Jen Again 10:31 Coby Watches, Waits, & Wins 11:20 One More Goofy Week 11:50 Draw the Purple Rock 12:38 Ulong Makes us Laugh 13:44 Jeff Taunts Ulong 14:02 Bobby John, for a Puzzle? 14:34 Bobby John's Words of Wisdom 16:59 Can They Survive a Merge? 17:35 A Three Way Tie 18:11 Rooting for Stephenie 19:00 No Freakin Clue 19:45 Coby, Janu, and Caryn 20:35 This Must Be Some Kind of Record 20:52 Were They Just Models? 22:42 Ulong's Camplife is Phenomenal! 23:10 Will We See 2-on-2? 24:48 This Week's Pick 27:47 Fun Watching Ulong Self Destruct 28:27 Survivor Talk! on TheFishBowl.com 29:24 Check Out Survivor Fan Sandy's Interview 30:04 Outro Music Here's a recommendation for another Survivor resource. Previous Survivor contestants, Rob Cesternino and Jenna Lewis, have an audio show called Survivor Talk hosted at TheFishBowl.com, a website dedicated to reality TV shows. It's similar to Survivor Live, but it contains mature content and has a very raw edge to it. They have an interactive element to the show. People can participate via a chat room for instant feedback. If you're a hardcore Survivor fan, you'll probably enjoy their show. Contact Info: Voicemail: 206-350-JASS(5277) Email: joannandstacyshow@gmail.com Enjoy, Jo Ann and Stacy