Podcast appearances and mentions of brian bull

Brian Bull is a contributing reporter and former interim News Director at KLCC in Eugene, Oregon.

Brian Bull, award-winning reporter and member of the Nez Perce tribe, speaks with Mike Green about media and society from the perspective of a Native American journalist.

Dr. Harish Ahuja on alcohol and cancer risks, Brian Bull on Leonard Peltier's commutation, and a Midwest farmer's legal challenge to ‘Swampbuster.'

Brian Bull, a member of the Nez Perce tribe and award-winning reporter offers insight on media and society.

A conversation with Brian Bull of KLCC and University of Oregon Journalism School about the career of journalist and the venue of public media.

KLCC's Brian Bull explains.

As KLCC's Brian Bull reports, operations are set to resume at Washington state and Oregon locations as early as next week.

We are joined by our good friend and Edward R. Murrow award winning journalist, Brian Bull. So it's only natural Andrew blindsides him with Murrow trivia and it turns out Brian knows less-o about Murrow. Spotting fake headlines may make your lizard skin crawl. “Gary” or maybe that's just Lizard Barry has notes about Brian or maybe it's Lizard Brian. Who you got in a fight? Paul Harvey or Walter Cronkite? Joe has fun facts about Bulls which differ wildly then fun facts about Brians. Dave gives Barry a chance to redeem himself on prog-rock trivia. If you give a yard a beehive…strange things happen. Plus, introducing Blindsided, the Game! Rate, review, and subscribe. Email us your thoughts and suggestions at GetBlindsidedpod@gmail.com and if you want to be a guest on a future episode, let us know.

Whale totem pole used to remove federal dams in Pac NW Residential school survivors want Pope Francis to visit Saskatchewan

Retired Police Commissioner has passed away at the age of 87.  David MacDonald, the President of the Western Australia Police Historical Society says that Brian was one of the first police officers he met when he joined the police force as a cadet in 1959. Brian was a life member and former president of the historical society. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

UO President Michael Schill gets a $100-thousand bonus despite objections from students and staff members. The University has also settled an age-discrimination lawsuit. Oregon has only raised about half the 40 million dollars it needs to host the 2021 World Track and Field Championships in Eugene. A clowder of cats in Veneta gets help from animal advocates And an all-electric plane makes its maiden voyage. Those stories and more on this week’s Northwest Passage with KLCC News Director, Morning Edition host Anni Katz, and reporter Brian Bull.

Three Democrats have declared they’re running for Oregon Secretary of State in 2020, Springfield raises flags to celebrate Indegenous People’s Day, The University of Oregon opens its new Black Student Union, Eugene holds coffin races this month, Great Oregon Shake-Out Those stories and more in this edition of the Northwest Passage podcast. Join KLCC's News Director Rachael McDonald, Morning Edition host Anni Katz, and reporters Elizabeth Gabriel and Brian Bull.

In Episode 20, I tackle the question: Where is the Garden of Eden? Many scholars believe that the Garden of Eden was physical Garden. I do not follow that line of thinking. Gardens are a symbol of consciousness and as such, I believe that when God created a garden, he was creating a spiritual "plain" of existence. The name “Eden” derives from the Akkadian term edinu, which means ‘plain’ suggesting that God was creating a spiritual plain instead of an actual Garden. However, I do not believe that God created just one Garden. I believe he required the existence of three (3) Gardens to ensure man's salvation. The first Garden of Eden was the "multiverse" which had in it the trees of Life and Knowledge. Man was created to exist in this Garden as a Light being in the image of God. The second Garden was eastward of Eden and it was created to exist in this plain, a plain with four dimensions (height, length, depth and time). Adam and Eve corrupted this Garden by taking from the Tree of Knowledge forcing the creation of a third Garden. This third Garden was formed when Jesus visited the Mount of Olives after the last supper. Please note: The three Gardens (holy trinity) are part of a heavenly fight to maintain a pure consciousness or blood that will reconnect us to the Holy Swarm Intelligence Network (as referenced in Episode 12). I know I promised to ask the Question: Who is God in this episode, but as I researched, it became apparent that I had to go down this path first. Think I have lost my mind yet? Come with me and take a walk into the paranormal. Follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/hebeheberadio/ and Twitter at @EventHo14339589, and Instagram @EventHorizon. Give me your feedback and let me know just how crazy you think I amI promised to put these references in the show notes.1. Dr. Emoto Ice Crystal Studies https://thewellnessenterprise.com/emoto/ and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAvzsjcBtx82. Peter Edwards, Tracking Down the Forbidden Fruit - http://www.godandculture.com/blog/tracking-down-the-forbidden-fruit3. Brian Bull, Fritz Guy THE GENESIS ACCOUNT: SIX HEBREW WORDS MAKE ALL THE DIFFERENCE https://spectrummagazine.org/article/brian-bull/2012/11/11/genesis-account-six-hebrew-words-make-all-difference November 11, 20124. BIBLICAL MYSTERY OF THE OLIVE TREE https://olyvenbosch.co.za/biblical-mystery-of-the-olive-tree/ AUGUST 29, 2018

In Episode 20, I tackle the question: Where is the Garden of Eden? Many scholars believe that the Garden of Eden was physical Garden. I do not follow that line of thinking. Gardens are a symbol of consciousness and as such, I believe that when God created a garden, he was creating a spiritual "plain" of existence. The name “Eden” derives from the Akkadian term edinu, which means ‘plain’ suggesting that God was creating a spiritual plain instead of an actual Garden. However, I do not believe that God created just one Garden. I believe he required the existence of three (3) Gardens to ensure man's salvation. The first Garden of Eden was the "multiverse" which had in it the trees of Life and Knowledge. Man was created to exist in this Garden as a Light being in the image of God. The second Garden was eastward of Eden and it was created to exist in this plain, a plain with four dimensions (height, length, depth and time). Adam and Eve corrupted this Garden by taking from the Tree of Knowledge forcing the creation of a third Garden. This third Garden was formed when Jesus visited the Mount of Olives after the last supper. Please note: The three Gardens (holy trinity) are part of a heavenly fight to maintain a pure consciousness or blood that will reconnect us to the Holy Swarm Intelligence Network (as referenced in Episode 12). I know I promised to ask the Question: Who is God in this episode, but as I researched, it became apparent that I had to go down this path first. Think I have lost my mind yet? Come with me and take a walk into the paranormal. Follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/hebeheberadio/ and Twitter at @EventHo14339589, and Instagram @EventHorizon. Give me your feedback and let me know just how crazy you think I amI promised to put these references in the show notes.1. Dr. Emoto Ice Crystal Studies https://thewellnessenterprise.com/emoto/ and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAvzsjcBtx82. Peter Edwards, Tracking Down the Forbidden Fruit - http://www.godandculture.com/blog/tracking-down-the-forbidden-fruit3. Brian Bull, Fritz Guy THE GENESIS ACCOUNT: SIX HEBREW WORDS MAKE ALL THE DIFFERENCE https://spectrummagazine.org/article/brian-bull/2012/11/11/genesis-account-six-hebrew-words-make-all-difference November 11, 20124. BIBLICAL MYSTERY OF THE OLIVE TREE https://olyvenbosch.co.za/biblical-mystery-of-the-olive-tree/ AUGUST 29, 2018

Welcome to this week's episode of Roguelike Radio. Episode 15 features 3 Angband variant developers taking a quick time out from their grinding schedules to discuss Quickband, and Angband variants in general. Talking this week are Andrew Doull, Tom Demuyt and Brian Bull.Read more »