Podcast appearances and mentions of brian hough

In the news today: For our first headline of the day focusing on Michigan State University professors, MSU professor involved in NASA's DART mission explains science behind historic event. For our second headline focusing on events at the Wharton Center, Wharton to host Nat Geo Live, bringing the Spinosaurus to East Lansing. For our final of headline of the week focusing on the STEM program here at Michigan State University, STEM students share their thoughts on stereotypes of themselves, other majors.

Brian Hough Senior Vice President at King Schools brings his wealth of knowledge on developing aviation curriculums, insights into training efficiency, how best to serve a student, the pilot shortage and making collegiate education flexible for flight students.

Our guest Brian Hough (School of Aeronautics/Liberty University) is not only an academic, but he's also an accomplished pilot.  Brian is an ATP rated pilot, as well as a certified flight instructor and a designated pilot examiner.  If you're considering going for a college degree in the field of aviation, don't miss this week's episode of Behind The Prop!

Leading technology with a toothbrush - How to create customer-centric innovation and market disruption Tech leaders sit at the heart of an organization. They are the enablers of the businesses in this digital world we live in. Decisions they make, impact the present, and mold the future. In this episode of CTO Confessions, we speak to the tech leader of a very niche business. They have taken the simple toothbrush and added an impressive dimension to it. Marrying the world of personal preventative dental health care with that of dental insurance, through a technology-enabled toothbrush. What you might call "smart dental care." Brian Hough, Dental Beams CTO, joins us to talk about his tech challenges and wisdom around creating a truly customer-centric product. He describes how, through organizational and tech leadership, Dental Beam creates a strong feedback loop between the development teams and the needs of the end customer. Forming tight awareness and close feedback loops to get the product offering absolutely right. Key takeaways from the Podcast are: - Why it's important to invest in development that sets the groundwork for future innovation and product agility - Creating high performing engineering teams that fully own their work. - How to improve the success of a product by having more eyes on the customer's needs Our Guest: Brian Hough LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brhough/ Website: https://polished.js.org/  (OSS) Twitter: https://twitter.com/b_hough Intro and background music: Craig MacArthur - Power Shutoff (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x74iB_jtauw)

On this episode, FaZe Clan is back in the news, Dignitas decide to buck the Twitch trend, Super Evil Megacorp has lost their way, and Nate says good bye to Overwatch League.

On this episode, FreeFire is giving PUBG more to worry about, Valve gets smart about Auto Chess, Rainbow 6 continues to expand, and Faze is accused of being greedy.

On this episode, Danish esports gets a shot in the arm, Riot drops the hammer on racist a-holes, Valve heats up the race to TI9 with changes to region allocation and an ever-growing prize pool, Denial is denying players their pay, and esports viewership is seemingly on the rise.

On this episode, The International is printing money, Tencent brings Peace to PUBG, Magic proves that cheating isn't limited to digital games, NRG gets out of Overwatch, and Call of Duty is finally getting franchised.

On this episode, Epic found an expensive way to bring Rocket League to the Epic store, Liquid uses their new found bank roll to get into Auto Chess, Riot hates spoilers as much as you do, CS:GO may be on the verge of another rosterpocalypse, and RNG dominates the HCT World Championships.

On this episode, Liquid gets more...liquid, PUBG is still making bank, Hungrybox get a little crabby, Overwatch is coming to Havana, Sony doubles down on VR in esports, and ESL takes giving trophies to everyone to a new level.

NHRA SpringNationals Winners Edition featuring Robert Hight, Brittany Force, Stevie Fast Jackson, Brian Hough, Megan Meyer, John DeFlorian, and Matt Sackman. NHRA's Alan Reinhart and Joe Castello get ready for 4WIDE at zMAX.

On this episode, Joker is on his way to Smash, Gen.G is making it rain, the honeymoon may be over for Apex Legends, League of Legends continues to pull big audience numbers, the latest cheating drama in esports comes from Fortnite, Auto Chess has arrived on mobile, and the hits keep coming for ESL One Mumbai.

On this episode, Overwatch League sees more retirements, the Fortnite gold rush continues, StretchGate is a thing, Dota 2 is struggling to fill team slots, but not as much as Artifact is struggling to find viewers, another traditional sports giant gets into Esports, and toxicity isn't just limited to online matches in CS:GO.

On this episode, AutoChess is all grown up, the Apex Legends pass is here, and it's...something, big changes coming to OWL in Stage 2, Call of Duty is coming to Mobile, and Artifact Esports aren't worth much.

On this episode, Dota2 AutoChess continues to grow, Apex Legends is getting a Battle Pass, CS:GO finds itself int he midst of another betting scandal, and someone is taking the Player Unknown out of PUBG. But First, Blizzard seems to have decided that there is more money in franchising than game development.

On this episode, ENCE almost has the Cinderella run Seven was hoping for, Valve surprises us (no they aren't shutting down Artifact), Rocket League does collegiate esports, and Nike is finally all about dem esports. But first, Apex Legends just keeps rolling.

On this episode, Overwatch gets a new hero, EVO brings us some lineup surprises, Hearthstone Esports finally get to their actual announcement, and Fortnite hits a bump in the road, but first Valve has once again proved they listen to the show.

On this episode, Apex Legends may be getting vehicles, MTG continues to be a surprise hit, Bobby Kotick is on someone's chopping block, Booker T is about to bust a sucka, and Valve's scheduling woes continue.

Lucas Oil Winternationals Winners Edition featuring Robert Hight, Doug Kalitta, and Top Alcohol Winners Shawn Cowie and Brian Hough. Hight discusses the victory and gives details to Don Prudhomme's involvement with Austin Prock and JFR. Doug Kalitta talks about ending the Capco reign of terror. Shawn Cowie discusses his quickest ever 5.151 end route to victory and Brian Hough is excited about his new tuner, Jonnie Lindberg. NHRA's Alan Reinhart recaps the event with host Joe Castello. Castello gives the details of his Winters weekend in the "My Time" segment.

This week, things go from bad to worse for Activision Blizzard, Riot is back to teasing us with more games, Team Liquid takes a parting shot at the HGC, Dota goes Disney, we were totally wrong about a certain Battle Royale Title, and we find out about more ELEAGUE news when you do!

It's tournament announcement season which means the guys have a years worth of speculation to cram into one show! Listen in as Brian and Seven discuss the changes to the Rocket League Championship Series, the addition of Super Premier Events to the Capcom Pro Tour, individual feeds for the OWL, that new Overwatch Assault Map, and that Hearthstone announcement... about an announcement.

Brian and Seven are back to talk about the latest news in the crazy world of esports. It's a repeat of the Boston Major as Cloud9 and Faze battle it out at the CS:GO Invitational, Team Secret defeat the final boss in Dota2, Artifact continues to struggle, Riot doesn't care what the NCAA thinks, and Funko Pops can accurately predict the future.

This week esports has gone off the rails. Farming Simulator League is an actual thing, and so is competitive Buck Hunter, the beautiful game is coming to ELEAGUE, Panda Global is making hardware, and a Hearthstone Pro gets caught cheating, and more on this episode.

Esports bloopers make for the best talk show. This week Brian and Seven discuss Texas Esports move to sell their stake in the Houston Outlaws, Activision Blizzard put Call of Duty to the test, Epic Games does Epic Games again, PUBG kicks off their National League, Mortal Kombat looks oh-so-pretty, and a Contenders team fails a team lift exercise.

Brian and Seven are back to discuss the "Ellie" controversy that never should have been, PUBG gets a chicken dinner on the PS4, Second Dinner scores big contracts, Artifact goes it alone, and reality sets in as Activision Blizzard has lost its way.

The guys are taking a much deserved holiday break, but that doesn't mean we don't have esports content for you. We picked some of our favorite moments of the year including EVO 2018 and Cloud9 finishing the year how they started it...winning another major tournament.

The guys are taking a much deserved holiday break, but that doesn't mean we don't have esports content for you. We picked some of our favorite moments of the year including some new faces at the League of Legends World Championship and Cloud9 starting their epic 2018 with a win at the ELEAGUE Boston Major.

The guys are taking a much deserved holiday break, but that doesn't mean we don't have esports content for you. We picked some of our favorite moments of the year including Ninja and Drake breaking the internet, League of Legends EU franchising, and the first ever Overwatch League Finals.

The B-Team is back this week as Jules and Seven discuss the big winners at the Game Awards, that Mortal Kombat 11 trailer your mother warned you about, Nintendo does the unthinkable with their next Smash character, Magic the Gathering makes a big bet on competitive play, and Valve drops big news on CS:GO fans.

The gang's all here! Listen in as Brian, Jules, and Seven chat about the insane weekend of Rocket League, the latest Overwatch League team reveals, Epic make a huge move against Valve, Hearthstone answers the league question, and Pandas... Really.

Brian and Seven are back to talk about the latest news and best deals in esports. This week the guys cover NetEase's overhaul of Blizzard esports in China, Shroud is getting the gang back together, Rocket League gets a boost from ELEAGUE and Dreamhack, and Fortnite passes the 200 million player mark.

It's another edition of your favorite turkey-fueled esports show! This week Brian and Seven chat about the removal of the EU in the EU LCS, League of Legends experiences rostermania, the Hearthstone competitive scene thinks the sky is falling, high school esports is where it's at, and the Fortnite / NFL crossover goes awry.

It's been an eventful weekend in esports with EVO champion Infiltration finding himself in legal trouble, H1Z1 Esports on death's door, the mobile gaming market continuing to eat PC gaming, and Artifact might be pricing itself out of the market.

It's another exciting week in esports as the guys discuss the latest Overwatch reveals, NBA2K League kicks its top player, Ninja tries to get a sniper banned, and Valve turns its back on toxic behavior in DOTA2.

This week the guys weigh in on another tough week for Blizzard, how the HGC might change for the future, Fortnite breaking their own player record, and the mystery of Riot Games' Legends of Runeterra.

This week the guys take a break from earning degrees in mathematics to discuss the turnout for Worlds, Blizzard's API spoiling their own OWL team reveals, Tencent looking to gate gameplay time for the masses, and the latest Smash pro to come out of retirement.

We're coming at you this week with a special live from BlizzCon! It was a weekend of disappointment, as all but one event ends in a clean sweep. South Korea repeats in the Overwatch World Cup, but isn't so lucky in Starcraft. The MDI continues to prove why it should be the dominant WoW esport. We make a case for Warcraft 3 to bring the RTS genre back to esports prominence. Jules gives us a deep dive on the HGC Finals. And we talk about all those juicy announcements.

This week the guys discuss the latest allegations of tournament organizers not paying up, Riot jumps in bed with the WWE, Atlanta Reign makes a questionable roster pick, and the Overwatch community is up in arms over the latest changes to Contenders.

It's a new show with a ton of esports news and... prophetic visions? Listen in as Brian and Seven go all in on Blizzard esports franchising, discuss the destructive end to the Worlds cinderella stories, and attempt to pre-order Ninja's next album.

This week the guys discuss the latest allegations of cheating in CS:GO, Unikrn's push to take over the world of esports betting through crypto, Nike's newest campaign involving esports, Activision Blizzard's signing of new talent for CWL, Gwent coming out of beta, and the unveiling of new Overwatch League rosters and teams.

This week the guys discuss the ripple effect of cheating in CS:GO, Arena of Valor making a push for mobile MOBA domination, Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 breaking so many records, and the craziest Worlds League of Legends fans have ever seen.

Brian and Seven are back with the latest esports news and... a brand new show! Listen in as the crew discusses the wild world of esports investment, Fortnite going all-out with new events, Hearthstone disappoints in fear of - disappointment, and their first impressions of Call of Duty: Black Ops 4.

This week we discuss Fortnite crossplay coming to PS4 and how it impacts microtransactions, developers, and esports, Riot's 2018 numbers and what may be causing the downturn for League of Legends, if raiding is the future of WoW esports, and what Blizzard's ban of Visor may mean for Overwatch.

This week we go in depth on loot boxes, if they constitute gambling, and what it could mean for the gaming industry if they are banned. We also discuss Fortnite ruining marriages and esports categorization, the end of an era for two LoL power teams, and Twitch being banned in China.

Jules and Seven run you through the latest and craziest news of the week, from Rocket League's biggest tournament, Fortnite's community squashing endeavors, and trash people being trash. Enjoy!

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This week we talk about Arena of Valor's place in mobile esports, cover the weekend's action in Rainbow Six, Call of Duty, and Dota 2, talk NBA 2K League Expansion, Unikrn's legal troubles, and more.

This week Jules Scott joins us to discuss the HGC Western Clash, we also tackle the Ninja controversy, caster drama in the FGC, Hi-Rez, Discord, PUBG's attempts to fix itself, the Dota 2 International, and more.

This week we have full coverage of EVO 2018. We also discuss the latest Blizzard esports news, Ninja's Twitch Follower milestone, the confused future of Vainglory esports, and more.

This week Seven and Jules talk about the HUGE investment into Team Solo Mid, the Overwatch League finals were amazing, Vainglory pivots, PUBG's creator is not sold on being esports ready, and Hearthstone has its first Master.