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"Uniting for Hope: The Merger Transforming Organ, Eye and Tissue Donation” We're thrilled to be back after our summer break, kicking off with exciting news about a transformative merger aimed at enhancing access to life-saving transplants. In this episode, hosts Andi Johnson, Julie Bergin, and Barry Massa delve into the merger between Kentucky Organ Donor Affiliates (KODA) and LifeCenter Organ Donor Network. Both organizations have a rich history of excellence in organ donation advocacy, and together they will rebrand as “Network for Hope.” This partnership will harness their combined strengths to bolster advocacy and community outreach efforts. Join us as Julie and Barry share their inspiring personal journeys and reveal how their leadership has shaped this merger, paving the way for a brighter future for organ recipients in need of support. Don't miss it! Episode Highlights: Andi Johnson introduces guests Julie Bergin and Barry Massa and the upcoming merger of KODA and LifeCenter. Barry explains the merger journey, starting with their initial meetings at airports heading to national conferences, and the proximity of each organization. The conversation about the future of organ procurement organizations eventually led to discussions about merging the two organizations. The boards of both organizations were supportive of the merger. Julie shares her experience as a new leader in the industry and the support she received from Barry. Julie highlights the synergies between the two organizations, even before the merger conversation began. Barry discusses the smaller size of LifeCenter compared to other organ procurement organizations and the potential for both organizations to flourish together. Andi asks about the challenges faced during the merger process. Barry discusses the unique nature of organ procurement organizations and the need to work through nuances. Julie talks about the challenge of change and the importance of reassuring staff that the changes are for the betterment of the mission. Andi asks about the meaning of "Network for Hope" and its significance. Julie explains the importance of the word "network" in "Network for Hope," highlighting the collaborative nature of the mission. Barry adds that the name "hope" is crucial, as it represents the hope brought to donor families and recipients. Andi asks what advice Barry and Julie have for other OPO's who are aiming for the same goal of merging. Barry says it is important to pick the right partner. The guests share their own experiences about some of the donors who have benefited from the gift of donation. Both Barry and Julie highlight the importance of community engagement and meeting people where they are. Julie brings up the special team that supports donor families. She also stresses the importance of one-to-one connections and providing resources for staff to better connect with families. Julie shares a personal story. Barry discusses the importance of providing emotional support. Resilience is a leader's responsibility and emotional support is crucial for staff to continue to work effectively. 3 Key Points: Andi Johnson and guests Julie Bergin and Barry Massa discussed the merger between Kentucky Organ Donor Affiliates and LifeCenter Organ Donor Network. Barry and Julie discuss the unique nature of organ procurement organizations and the need to work through nuances. They also talk about the challenge of change and the importance of reassuring staff that the changes are for the betterment of the mission. They (Barry & Julie) express optimism about the future of Network for Hope and the importance of everyone working together to achieve their goals.   Tweetable Quotes: “Barry was somebody who I was able to lean on as a new leader in this industry…” - Julie Bergin “So I think we realized that there was synergies there, even before the conversation turned to to merge our organization.” - Julie Bergin “We see an opportunity to really do things better…” - Julie Bergin “None of us do everything exactly the same…” - Barry Massa “Change in general is really hard for people, and our staff have had to deal with constant change, or the assumption that it's going to change, that has been a huge challenge, helping to inform them, reassure them, guide them.” - Julie Bergin “I think that's the thing that people probably fear most, is losing that culture that each had. And yeah, it's going to change a little bit, but it's going to be better in the long run, right?” - Barry Massa “Our whole job is to come to where they are, you know, see what their needs are, and to work with them to to allow donation to happen and still be respectful and mindful of the needs that they have as individuals.” - Julie Bergin Resources: https://getoffthelist.org/ https://lifepassiton.org/ https://lifepassiton.org/board-of-directors-leadership/ https://www.facebook.com/LifeCenterOH https://www.youtube.com/user/LifeCenterOH https://aopo.org/

Alateen is a fellowship of young people whose lives have been affected by someone else's drinking. The month of August is Alateen Awareness month and Mitch and I are joined in the studio by Tami and Barry. Tami is the Alateen Co-ordinator for the Victorian Southern Area of Al-Anon and Barry has lived experience growing up in a family where alcohol was abused. Both Barry and Tami are Alateen sponsors. Alateen is part of the world-wide fellowship of Al-Anon.  For more information, go to al-anon.org.au or phone 1300 252 666  

Their story is simultaneously romantic and inspiring. Both Barry and Shirley Draper were very involved in the arts in school. Their path led them to serving in several churches, and most recently to oversee the formation of the Citrus Alliance for the Arts based in Clermont. While Covid's arrival slowed their progress, they are now full-steam ahead with their first major production - Amazing Grace, the Musical, set for February 2023. This delightful couple's heart for God and His people is evident in this episode.

This week on The Phillip Jordan Podcast, Phillip Jordan is previewing the annual "Battle for the Belt" between the Troy Trojans and the South Alabama Jaguars. This will be the 11th meeting between the two schools on the gridiron with Troy winning the last four and holding an overall 7-3 edge. Thursday night's game is a huge Sun Belt match-up with Troy sitting at 5-2, 3-1 and South Alabama at 5-1, 2-0. To help preview the game, Phillip is joined by the voices of both schools in Barry McKnight and J.D. Byars. The voice of the Trojans Barry McKnight joins the show first to talk about the impact first year head coach Jon Sumrall has had on the Trojans, the two quarterbacks in Gunnar Watson and Jarrett Doege, and how the defense has lived up to expectations due to being a veteran group. Then, South Alabama director of broadcasting J.D. Byars joins to discuss how Kane Wommack has been successful in less than two years, the development of quarterback Carter Bradley, and what makes this Jaguars defense good.Both Barry and J.D. also discuss preparing for a Thursday game versus the traditional Saturday, and give their keys for a victory for their respective schools. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/phillip-jordan03/message

In the final installment of The Burn Bag Podcast’s miniseries with the Atlantic Council’s Scowcroft Center, A’ndre and Ryan have Barry Pavel and Matthew Kroenig, the Center’s Director and Deputy Director, on to reflect on the Biden Administration’s performance in the actual first 100 days with respect to security policy. We discuss how the first 100 days might indicate future trends in policymaking, such as with alliance building and the swift toughness the Biden Administration has shown on China and Russia. Both Barry and Matt provide their praise and criticism of some decisions, praising the quickness with which President Biden has addressed some issues such as cyber, while expressing concern over  a lack of policy on North Korea and an underestimation in terms of the “need for speed” with regards to China’s developments. We spend the rest of the interview going over some overarching themes and trends within the first 100 Days, and the challenges that lie ahead for President Biden.

Barry Alt owns Motorhead Digital. He has worked with over 225 clients in his niche - automotive. He's been published 8+ times, he has been working with some of his clients for over 20 years. Laura Sutherly owns Agtivation, and has worked with over 450 agricultural clients, has over 320 agriculture websites that she's built, she's been able to successfully 3x her income while doing 25% of her work. Both Barry and Laura have been long-time clients of UGURUS and find success working together as “success partners”.

The hosts are tired. Is 2020 done yet? From COVID-19 to George Floyd, this week's episode has an unequal sharing of highs and lows. Both Barry and LaToya are depressed. T'Challa is easing into the summer break. However, the weight of life is truly upon them. No amount of television watching can get them out of the funk. Maybe Barry's teeth collection will.

WHAT'S YER WEIRD STORY? presents SPINJAMARAMAThis week, we take a detour from our exploration of the weird and stop off at the Weirdsville record shop for the debut episode of SPINJAMARAMA! Both Barry & Adam are big ole music nerds, when they aren't "on air" talking to folks about their weird stories, they can often be found having lengthy discussions about bands, genres, albums and songs. So this sparked an idea for a music podcast side project under the WYWS? umbrella. In this debut episode, the boys dive into two albums by two artists they never really listened to actively but always meant to explore. So join us as they digest, dissect, and discuss Frank Zappa and Dwight Yoakam on the debut episode of SPINJAMARAMA! Next week we will return to our regularly scheduled weird broadcast.***If YOU have a weird story, and you want to share, we want to hear it! Follow and contact us through our various social platforms or via email: whatsyerweirdemail@gmail.com or call the hotline (513) 909-9821***Don't forget to check out our new merch designs! https://shop.spreadshirt.com/whats-yer-weird-storyPlease rate us 5 stars, leave us reviews and comments on iTunes and our various social media platforms which will be read on future episodes of the podcast!follow us: Instagram: @whatsyerweirdstory Twitter @whatsyerweird Facebook page: facebook.com/whatsyerweirdstory/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today I'm talking to Barry Ennis and Shay Kostabi, the co-founders of Fitness Career Mastery a consulting agency and educational platform for fitness entrepreneurs, geared toward elevating the client experience through immersive, high quality fitness programs and services. They also host a weekly podcast for fit pros and business owners featuring experts from all over the globe digging into topics ranging from sales and marketing, to coaching and cueing. Both Barry and Shay are international master trainers, consultants and peer mentors. With over 20 years of combined experience they've coached 1000's of instructors and worked with independent boutiques as well as corporate fitness facilities in 5 countries. These two have been featured in magazines, on demand videos and live-streams in multiple countries and are passionate about sharing their knowledge with the future of fitness. You can find them at fitnesscareermastery.com and on Instagram @fitnesscareermastery. I'm really excited for this episode because it could not come at a more pertinent time! With the coronavirus sweeping the nation the boutique fitness industry is in its first big crisis. In today's episode Shay and Barry share their insights on how boutique studios should be approaching video on demand and live streaming and some majors do's and don'ts that will set them up for long-term success. We talk about the dangers of turning to public platforms like Facebook and Instagram to live stream classes, both from a client-safety standpoint and from a business perspective. They also share the many, many considerations that studio owners and instructors should make BEFORE they start live streaming classes and how to course correct if they've already jumped the gun. There is also a light at the end of the tunnel, and in this episode we explore some of the opportunities to improve your business. And the complete overhaul that our industry is undergoing, and how that might actually be a good thing. The biggest thing you'll learn from this episode: SLOW DOWN and be thoughtful about the direction you want to take your brand. Putting together a cohesive digital offering is about so much more than speed and quantity—it's about quality and consistency with brand experience your clients have come to expect from your studio. To get 15% off of Shay & Barry's Learn to Livestream Course, go to fitnesscareermastery.com/learntolivestream use the code ZINGFITLIVE.   Thanks for listening! We'll see you next week.

The guys began hour 2 by acknowledging that "everyone hates Barry." This comes after a political discussion in hour one. The guys have a debate on the different types of playing fields such as UH TDECU stadium vs. Lambeau fields. The next debate is veganism. Both Barry and Joel laughed at the idea of going vegan.

This week’s guest is Thaniya Keereepart, Head of Product, International at Patreon. Thaniya joined Patreon after working with Major League Baseball (MLB) and TED, moving into the digital space. Raising Your Hand Some people gravitate towards structure, but people like Thaniya thrive on unstructured paths. She says, “The through-line of all of my turning points has been that I have a habit of raising my hand to volunteer to do things I don't really know how to do.” She credits her bravery to learning through doing: she understands how to iterate so she puts guardrails in place to learn what works and be flexible and adaptive when unintended consequences occur. She relates how her Game Day program crashed in the opening MLB game, with four million users online. That scary moment taught her how to handle live events. Something admirable about that environment, however, is that when anything broke, everyone came together to fix it. Barry notes that high-performance cultures focus on solving the problem and improving the system, rather than blaming an individual. This allows everyone to feel comfortable and give their best. Building an Inclusive Team When you’re building products for the masses, you want your team to reflect the diversity of your consumers. The best performing teams are usually the most diverse. Both Barry and Thaniya had to unlearn a great deal when they started working in diverse environments. Thaniya was used to working largely with males in college and at MLB, so there was a culture shock when she started at TED, but it opened her eyes to what it’s like to work in an environment with people of various backgrounds, cultures and genders. Barry says that he never saw the problem of a lack of diversity and inclusion until he started to work in San Francisco. He was in a bubble of sorts at Thought Works, his previous workplace since it was the norm to have a diverse workforce. He felt a call to action to share the values he learned at Thought Works in his new, male-dominated workplace. Sharing a Beautiful Vision of the Future It’s important to share a vision of the future. Thaniya believes in creating big change in small chunks, creating value that can be seen and felt immediately. She involves the teams that will benefit from the change in the product development phase. These teams then become champions of the new product. When you start small, Barry adds, you create evidence of the future you’re trying to build; you build trust and confidence that your big vision can come to life. It’s also important to anchor the big change with a beautiful narrative, says Thaniya. Engaging Customers Part of re-platforming includes building a change management system to set customer expectations. It’s unwise to have big changes foisted on your customers suddenly. Thaniya’s strategy at TED was to create excitement around the coming changes by inviting customers to be part of a beta program. They felt that they were helping to build TED’s new platform, which engaged them and made them champions of the coming change. Resources Thaniya Keereepart on LinkedIn Why Diverse Teams are Smarter - Harvard Business Review Diversity + Inclusion = Better Decision Making at Work 

This is a packed double feature episode starring two amazing and accomplished entertainers. The first stars Actor, Director, and Top World-Class Acting Coach, Barry Papick will engage you and leave you with the drive to move now! He has been in many films and you may know him from epic television shows such as, "Swans Crossing," and more recently, "Shameless." Barry has recently appeared in "Labor Pains" with Lindsey Lohan, "Lake Effects" on The Hallmark Channel, and has guest-starred on the CBS show "Without A Trace." He is can be seen in Howard Stern's "Private Parts,"Andrew Nicol's "Simone," the feature film "Rejourer," and the television show "The Mason Twins" for NBC. He is currently the voice of GNC's advertising campaign "Beat Average." Barry is one of thee top Acting Coaches in the world and has been teaching and coaching actors for approximately 23 years. He has recently worked as the On-set Acting Coach for Dan Pritzker's soon to be released "Bolden," where he worked with the icon Dick Gregory. He is also known for coaching Dennis Quaid, Charles Dutton, Rob Brown, Sean Connery, Rob Brown, Anna Paquin, and Darrin Dewitt Henson, also to mention he was the On-Set Coach for Gus VanSant's "Finding Forrester." Last year alone, he was the On-set Coach for 3 feature films. Barry has coached Actors for television shows such as The West Wing, The Wire, Malcolm in the Middle, Body of Proof, Brothers and Sisters, Burn Notice, The Originals and many, many more. Barry has also been the personal On-set coach for Gus VanSant and Adam Sandler's Happy Madison Productions. Barry has written the comedy pilot "Pearl" and the stage play "Ruby's Arms." - IMDb Mini Biography By: Barry Papick https://www.facebook.com/bpapick https://www.facebook.com/BP-Acting-Studio-by-Barry-Papick-153137628218121/ https://www.barrypapick.com/ https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0003596/ The second episode stars Canada's Top Notch Entertainer and Comedian, Joe Crawford who will draw you in right when the show starts! Joe has been entertaining audiences across the North American Wide for nearly 20 years and has appeared on “Live with Kelly and Regis” and has sung on stage with Regis Philbin at the Fallsview Casino Resort in Niagara Falls, Ontario Canada. In 2007, Joe Crawford was the only Canadian in an online comedy competition and placed 3rd out of 256 other contestants from around the world. Joe has been in radio for at least 10 years and after 3 years in terrestrial radio, he ventured out, creating the well-known radio wave of his own, “The Joe Show.” He has also hosted his own, “The Joe Show TV Talk Show.” In addition to performing and talking across the air and video waves, Joe Crawford performs live all across North America with his “Singing Comedy Shows” and impersonations of Elvis, Dolly Parton, Sonny & Cher, Tina Turner, and many others. Now that you know about the guest stars appearing on this double feature, you'll have to tune-in to see and hear more insight and make a connection with them. Both Barry and Joe have a wealth of information to give you that you can use right after the show!!! http://joecrawfordlive.com/the-joe-show/ http://omtimes.com/iom/hosts/joe-crawford/ https://www.youtube.com/user/JoeShowLiveTV https://www.facebook.com/JoeShowLive/ https://www.facebook.com/pg/JoeCrawfordLive/posts/

This is a packed double feature episode starring two amazing and accomplished entertainers. The first stars Actor, Director, and Top World-Class Acting Coach, Barry Papick will engage you and leave you with the drive to move now! He has been in many films and you may know him from epic television shows such as, "Swans Crossing," and more recently, "Shameless." Barry has recently appeared in "Labor Pains" with Lindsey Lohan, "Lake Effects" on The Hallmark Channel, and has guest-starred on the CBS show "Without A Trace." He is can be seen in Howard Stern's "Private Parts,"Andrew Nicol's "Simone," the feature film "Rejourer," and the television show "The Mason Twins" for NBC. He is currently the voice of GNC's advertising campaign "Beat Average." Barry is one of thee top Acting Coaches in the world and has been teaching and coaching actors for approximately 23 years. He has recently worked as the On-set Acting Coach for Dan Pritzker's soon to be released "Bolden," where he worked with the icon Dick Gregory. He is also known for coaching Dennis Quaid, Charles Dutton, Rob Brown, Sean Connery, Rob Brown, Anna Paquin, and Darrin Dewitt Henson, also to mention he was the On-Set Coach for Gus VanSant's "Finding Forrester." Last year alone, he was the On-set Coach for 3 feature films. Barry has coached Actors for television shows such as The West Wing, The Wire, Malcolm in the Middle, Body of Proof, Brothers and Sisters, Burn Notice, The Originals and many, many more. Barry has also been the personal On-set coach for Gus VanSant and Adam Sandler's Happy Madison Productions. Barry has written the comedy pilot "Pearl" and the stage play "Ruby's Arms." - IMDb Mini Biography By: Barry Papick https://www.facebook.com/bpapick https://www.facebook.com/BP-Acting-Studio-by-Barry-Papick-153137628218121/ https://www.barrypapick.com/ https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0003596/ The second episode stars Canada's Top Notch Entertainer and Comedian, Joe Crawford who will draw you in right when the show starts! Joe has been entertaining audiences across the North American Wide for nearly 20 years and has appeared on “Live with Kelly and Regis” and has sung on stage with Regis Philbin at the Fallsview Casino Resort in Niagara Falls, Ontario Canada. In 2007, Joe Crawford was the only Canadian in an online comedy competition and placed 3rd out of 256 other contestants from around the world. Joe has been in radio for at least 10 years and after 3 years in terrestrial radio, he ventured out, creating the well-known radio wave of his own, “The Joe Show.” He has also hosted his own, “The Joe Show TV Talk Show.” In addition to performing and talking across the air and video waves, Joe Crawford performs live all across North America with his “Singing Comedy Shows” and impersonations of Elvis, Dolly Parton, Sonny & Cher, Tina Turner, and many others. Now that you know about the guest stars appearing on this double feature, you'll have to tune-in to see and hear more insight and make a connection with them. Both Barry and Joe have a wealth of information to give you that you can use right after the show!!! http://joecrawfordlive.com/the-joe-show/ http://omtimes.com/iom/hosts/joe-crawford/ https://www.youtube.com/user/JoeShowLiveTV https://www.facebook.com/JoeShowLive/ https://www.facebook.com/pg/JoeCrawfordLive/posts/

This is a packed double feature episode starring two amazing and accomplished entertainers. The first stars Actor, Director, and Top World-Class Acting Coach, Barry Papick will engage you and leave you with the drive to move now! He has been in many films and you may know him from epic television shows such as, "Swans Crossing," and more recently, "Shameless." Barry has recently appeared in "Labor Pains" with Lindsey Lohan, "Lake Effects" on The Hallmark Channel, and has guest-starred on the CBS show "Without A Trace." He is can be seen in Howard Stern's "Private Parts,"Andrew Nicol's "Simone," the feature film "Rejourer," and the television show "The Mason Twins" for NBC. He is currently the voice of GNC's advertising campaign "Beat Average."Barry is one of thee top Acting Coaches in the world and has been teaching and coaching actors for approximately 23 years. He has recently worked as the On-set Acting Coach for Dan Pritzker's soon to be released "Bolden," where he worked with the icon Dick Gregory. He is also known for coaching Dennis Quaid, Charles Dutton, Rob Brown, Sean Connery, Rob Brown, Anna Paquin, and Darrin Dewitt Henson, also to mention he was the On-Set Coach for Gus VanSant's "Finding Forrester." Last year alone, he was the On-set Coach for 3 feature films. Barry has coached Actors for television shows such as The West Wing, The Wire, Malcolm in the Middle, Body of Proof, Brothers and Sisters, Burn Notice, The Originals and many, many more. Barry has also been the personal On-set coach for Gus VanSant and Adam Sandler's Happy Madison Productions. Barry has written the comedy pilot "Pearl" and the stage play "Ruby's Arms." - IMDb Mini Biography By: Barry Papickhttps://www.facebook.com/bpapickhttps://www.facebook.com/BP-Acting-Studio-by-Barry-Papick-153137628218121/https://www.barrypapick.com/https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0003596/The second episode stars Canada's Top Notch Entertainer and Comedian, Joe Crawford who will draw you in right when the show starts! Joe has been entertaining audiences across the North American Wide for nearly 20 years and has appeared on “Live with Kelly and Regis” and has sung on stage with Regis Philbin at the Fallsview Casino Resort in Niagara Falls, Ontario Canada.In 2007, Joe Crawford was the only Canadian in an online comedy competition and placed 3rd out of 256 other contestants from around the world. Joe has been in radio for at least 10 years and after 3 years in terrestrial radio, he ventured out, creating the well-known radio wave of his own, “The Joe Show.” He has also hosted his own, “The Joe Show TV Talk Show.”In addition to performing and talking across the air and video waves, Joe Crawford performs live all across North America with his “Singing Comedy Shows” and impersonations of Elvis, Dolly Parton, Sonny & Cher, Tina Turner, and many others. Now that you know about the guest stars appearing on this double feature, you'll have to tune-in to see and hear more insight and make a connection with them. Both Barry and Joe have a wealth of information to give you that you can use right after the show!!!http://joecrawfordlive.com/the-joe-show/http://omtimes.com/iom/hosts/joe-crawford/https://www.youtube.com/user/JoeShowLiveTVhttps://www.facebook.com/JoeShowLive/https://www.facebook.com/pg/JoeCrawfordLive/posts/

This is a packed double feature episode starring two amazing and accomplished entertainers. The first stars Actor, Director, and Top World-Class Acting Coach, Barry Papick will engage you and leave you with the drive to move now! He has been in many films and you may know him from epic television shows such as, "Swans Crossing," and more recently, "Shameless." Barry has recently appeared in "Labor Pains" with Lindsey Lohan, "Lake Effects" on The Hallmark Channel, and has guest-starred on the CBS show "Without A Trace." He is can be seen in Howard Stern's "Private Parts,"Andrew Nicol's "Simone," the feature film "Rejourer," and the television show "The Mason Twins" for NBC. He is currently the voice of GNC's advertising campaign "Beat Average." Barry is one of thee top Acting Coaches in the world and has been teaching and coaching actors for approximately 23 years. He has recently worked as the On-set Acting Coach for Dan Pritzker's soon to be released "Bolden," where he worked with the icon Dick Gregory. He is also known for coaching Dennis Quaid, Charles Dutton, Rob Brown, Sean Connery, Rob Brown, Anna Paquin, and Darrin Dewitt Henson, also to mention he was the On-Set Coach for Gus VanSant's "Finding Forrester." Last year alone, he was the On-set Coach for 3 feature films. Barry has coached Actors for television shows such as The West Wing, The Wire, Malcolm in the Middle, Body of Proof, Brothers and Sisters, Burn Notice, The Originals and many, many more. Barry has also been the personal On-set coach for Gus VanSant and Adam Sandler's Happy Madison Productions. Barry has written the comedy pilot "Pearl" and the stage play "Ruby's Arms." - IMDb Mini Biography By: Barry Papick https://www.facebook.com/bpapick https://www.facebook.com/BP-Acting-Studio-by-Barry-Papick-153137628218121/ https://www.barrypapick.com/ https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0003596/ The second episode stars Canada's Top Notch Entertainer and Comedian, Joe Crawford who will draw you in right when the show starts! Joe has been entertaining audiences across the North American Wide for nearly 20 years and has appeared on “Live with Kelly and Regis” and has sung on stage with Regis Philbin at the Fallsview Casino Resort in Niagara Falls, Ontario Canada. In 2007, Joe Crawford was the only Canadian in an online comedy competition and placed 3rd out of 256 other contestants from around the world. Joe has been in radio for at least 10 years and after 3 years in terrestrial radio, he ventured out, creating the well-known radio wave of his own, “The Joe Show.” He has also hosted his own, “The Joe Show TV Talk Show.” In addition to performing and talking across the air and video waves, Joe Crawford performs live all across North America with his “Singing Comedy Shows” and impersonations of Elvis, Dolly Parton, Sonny & Cher, Tina Turner, and many others. Now that you know about the guest stars appearing on this double feature, you'll have to tune-in to see and hear more insight and make a connection with them. Both Barry and Joe have a wealth of information to give you that you can use right after the show!!! http://joecrawfordlive.com/the-joe-show/ http://omtimes.com/iom/hosts/joe-crawford/ https://www.youtube.com/user/JoeShowLiveTV https://www.facebook.com/JoeShowLive/ https://www.facebook.com/pg/JoeCrawfordLive/posts/

In Australia, vegan and animal liberation activism has recently become intense and disruptive, invading farms, restaurants, and city centers. They’re doing everything from rescuing animals to blocking traffic, and occupying steakhouses. Some argue that these new activists are needlessly victimizing innocent farmers, business owners, and consumers. Others argue that the activists are only doing what’s necessary to stand up for the innocent victims of farmers, business owners, and consumers. For any cause, when change does not seem to happen, or happen quickly enough, movements can turn to more confrontational styles of protests, or “uncivil disobedience.” Is this morally defensible, or is civility a must in any kind of protest?  Guest voices include Kimberley Brownlee, Chris Delforce, Candice Delmas, Lauren Gazzola, Paula Hough, David Jochinke, Joanne Lee, Brian Leiter, Clare McCausland, Tyler Paytas, Jacy Reese, Jeff Sebo, and Peter Singer. For Slate Plus, there is full bonus companion episode featuring Barry talking with Stephen Metcalf of Slate Culture Gabfest about the philosophical issues raised in the episode. Both Barry and Stephen try to come to terms with whether they think we can separate the morality of activist tactics with the morality of their causes. Sign up at www.slate.com/hiphiplus Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Australia, vegan and animal liberation activism has recently become intense and disruptive, invading farms, restaurants, and city centers. They’re doing everything from rescuing animals to blocking traffic, and occupying steakhouses. Some argue that these new activists are needlessly victimizing innocent farmers, business owners, and consumers. Others argue that the activists are only doing what’s necessary to stand up for the innocent victims of farmers, business owners, and consumers. For any cause, when change does not seem to happen, or happen quickly enough, movements can turn to more confrontational styles of protests, or “uncivil disobedience.” Is this morally defensible, or is civility a must in any kind of protest?  Guest voices include Kimberley Brownlee, Chris Delforce, Candice Delmas, Lauren Gazzola, Paula Hough, David Jochinke, Joanne Lee, Brian Leiter, Clare McCausland, Tyler Paytas, Jacy Reese, Jeff Sebo, and Peter Singer. This episode brought to you by Dave's Killer Bread. Click to read stories of second chances and for a special offer.  For Slate Plus, there is full bonus companion episode featuring Barry talking with Stephen Metcalf of Slate Culture Gabfest about the philosophical issues raised in the episode. Both Barry and Stephen try to come to terms with whether they think we can separate the morality of activist tactics with the morality of their causes. Sign up at www.slate.com/hiphiplus Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Barry Shore, the Ambassador of JOY, invites one of the country's leaders for empowering women, Nancy Matthews. She's been dubbed the Visionary with Guts by CBS, FOX, NBC and ABC. She'll share her insights into enabling You to reach Your greatest possibilities. This is a fact filled session with practices, tools, and tips to achieve. Both Barry and Nancy have built large organizations that are designed to SERVE and Nancy emphasizes that service is the KEY to true Success. Get ready to learn the six principles of THE ONE. Life will not be the same. This is the perfect episode to share with 5 people, at least, and get cheers and thanks for doing so. Look forward toYour positive feedback to barry@barryshore.com.

Barry Coombs is joined by Nick Dyer of Nimble Storage to discuss the value of the technical community.  Both Barry and Nick are long standing members of various technical communites, but particularly the VMware community.  They talk about the value of the technical community from the side of both the vendor but importantly for the end user. They share their experiences and advice on how you can get the most out of the community including, getting started, helping gain knowledge, contacts and progressing your career.  

In this transmission of Underground Radio, Miss Ice and The Shadow watched the DC Comics animated film entitled [[[Flashpoint Paradox]]], the film that kicked off the New 52 comic series. We start with our initial reactions to the movie, but very quickly dive into discussing the logistics of time travel and the relevant paradoxes that are at play. Our discussion starts off a little timey whimey, but there is an interesting discrepancy that holds our attention for a great deal of the conversation. The movie, at large, was entertaining, but we struggled with seeing how the events actually came about to provoke the events that occur when Barry wakes up at his keyboard in the alternate timeline. Both Barry and Zoom are aware of the previous timeline, while Barry must adjust to the new timeline, it seems as though Zoom is well-immersed. Read more... The post CCU 06 – Flashpoint Paradox appeared first on Golden Spiral Media- Entertainment Podcasts, Technology Podcasts & More.

Rev. Barry Draper is a lifelong friend of our pastor, Dr. Randy M. Cheek. Both Barry and Randy grew up here at Olive Springs. Listen as Barry shares his testimony and he sings two songs just prior to Dr. Randy's message on Sunday, July 29, 2012 at Olive Springs.

I guess I should stop making promises for a certain date, as things inevitably come up.  At least I'm only a day late with plenty of time before Halloween and Pride (for the ATL) this weekend.  Anywho, let's get down to it. This particular mix is decidedly more circuit oriented with lots of big room beats to spread around.  One of my big favorites of the moment is the Simone Denny and Barry Harris collaboration "Drama Queen."  Ooh, did I just write Barry Harris?  You bet!  The former half of Thunderpuss has now returned from exile with his guns blazing!  One of the things I didn't get around to mentioning in the recent Chrome Edition 2003, was that 2003 was the year Thunderpuss split, despite the fact that the TP franchise was still very much in demand by artists and club-goers around the globe.  Both Barry and Chris gave separate interviews to About.com in 2004 which cover their early years and how Thunderpuss came about down to their amicable split in 2003.  Fast forward to 2009, and Barry's back with "Drama Queen" a ripping track where circuit meets 80's electronica.  This is a hot original production from Barry that attempts to break up the monotony of many of today's circuit tracks.  While the actual song doesn't cover any new territory, it's familiar theme rings well with the gay crowd; but it's the actual production that people will be shaking too.  I'm hoping this isn't a one-off and that we'll be getting even more from Barry in the near future.  For now, all I want to say is "welcome back Barry, we missed you!" I also want to give a HUGE shoutout to my new favorite producer Matt Moss from New York.  A graphic designer by day (he's gotta pay the bills) and producer/DJ/remixer the rest of the time, like many of us, Matt has been hit by the recession.  Matt approach's each production based on what the song requires rather some cookie cutter formula where you just slap on the vocals over the same basic beats like many other producers do (without mentioning names).  It's his unique style and unquestionable understanding of his craft that makes him a surefire bet for success.  I've included two of his mixes in this set.  The first "Wendy Williams Theme" an ode to the infamous gossip talk trash radio host, which is nothing short of pure fun!  The second mix is Madonna's "Like a Virgin" which he has completely re-worked from top to bottom making this a welcome addition to the upcoming Pride festivities this weekend in the ATL.  Matt seems to think these are not his best work, and maybe not (I haven't had the chance to listen to everything), but they are outstanding productions that are sure to move the boys on any dancefloor from coast to coast.  You can check out Matt's work on his blog at mattmossforever.com.  Make sure to drop him a note, especially if you pick up anything for use in your own sets.  I promise you, he's a really nice guy without the attitude and like most of us would love to have some feedback about his work. Finally, you may have noticed an Eagles song in the track list.  Last year's Halloween Edition included the memorable remake of the Ministry classic "(Every Day Is) Halloween" by Dangerous Muse.  I didn't really have anything that would fit for this year's gay ghouls and goblins, but when I recently came across Alex Dubbing's rework of "Hotel California" I knew this was an absolute must.  Check out the lyrics and you'll understand why: Mirrors on the ceiling, The pink champagne on ice And she said, we are all just prisoners here, of our own device And in the master's chambers, They gathered for the feast The stab it with their steely knives, But they just can't kill the beast Last thing I remember, I was Running for the door I had to find the passage back To the place I was before Relax, said the night man, We are programmed to receive. You can checkout any time you like, But you can never leave! And that's my wrap-up for the week.  I'm going to be super busy the next two or three...

I guess I should stop making promises for a certain date, as things inevitably come up.  At least I'm only a day late with plenty of time before Halloween and Pride (for the ATL) this weekend.  Anywho, let's get down to it. This particular mix is decidedly more circuit oriented with lots of big room beats to spread around.  One of my big favorites of the moment is the Simone Denny and Barry Harris collaboration "Drama Queen."  Ooh, did I just write Barry Harris?  You bet!  The former half of Thunderpuss has now returned from exile with his guns blazing!  One of the things I didn't get around to mentioning in the recent Chrome Edition 2003, was that 2003 was the year Thunderpuss split, despite the fact that the TP franchise was still very much in demand by artists and club-goers around the globe.  Both Barry and Chris gave separate interviews to About.com in 2004 which cover their early years and how Thunderpuss came about down to their amicable split in 2003.  Fast forward to 2009, and Barry's back with "Drama Queen" a ripping track where circuit meets 80's electronica.  This is a hot original production from Barry that attempts to break up the monotony of many of today's circuit tracks.  While the actual song doesn't cover any new territory, it's familiar theme rings well with the gay crowd; but it's the actual production that people will be shaking too.  I'm hoping this isn't a one-off and that we'll be getting even more from Barry in the near future.  For now, all I want to say is "welcome back Barry, we missed you!" I also want to give a HUGE shoutout to my new favorite producer Matt Moss from New York.  A graphic designer by day (he's gotta pay the bills) and producer/DJ/remixer the rest of the time, like many of us, Matt has been hit by the recession.  Matt approach's each production based on what the song requires rather some cookie cutter formula where you just slap on the vocals over the same basic beats like many other producers do (without mentioning names).  It's his unique style and unquestionable understanding of his craft that makes him a surefire bet for success.  I've included two of his mixes in this set.  The first "Wendy Williams Theme" an ode to the infamous gossip talk trash radio host, which is nothing short of pure fun!  The second mix is Madonna's "Like a Virgin" which he has completely re-worked from top to bottom making this a welcome addition to the upcoming Pride festivities this weekend in the ATL.  Matt seems to think these are not his best work, and maybe not (I haven't had the chance to listen to everything), but they are outstanding productions that are sure to move the boys on any dancefloor from coast to coast.  You can check out Matt's work on his blog at mattmossforever.com.  Make sure to drop him a note, especially if you pick up anything for use in your own sets.  I promise you, he's a really nice guy without the attitude and like most of us would love to have some feedback about his work. Finally, you may have noticed an Eagles song in the track list.  Last year's Halloween Edition included the memorable remake of the Ministry classic "(Every Day Is) Halloween" by Dangerous Muse.  I didn't really have anything that would fit for this year's gay ghouls and goblins, but when I recently came across Alex Dubbing's rework of "Hotel California" I knew this was an absolute must.  Check out the lyrics and you'll understand why: Mirrors on the ceiling, The pink champagne on ice And she said, we are all just prisoners here, of our own device And in the master's chambers, They gathered for the feast The stab it with their steely knives, But they just can't kill the beast Last thing I remember, I was Running for the door I had to find the passage back To the place I was before Relax, said the night man, We are programmed to receive. You can checkout any time you like, But you can never leave! And that's my wrap-up for the week.  I'm going to be super busy the next two or three...