Podcast appearances and mentions of Brian Pope

Pilar and her friends Brian Pope, Mike Musa and Alex Troxler get together for their annual discussion about the best screenplay and best adapted screenplay Oscar nominees.

One of the greatest coaches in college football history arrived in Tuscaloosa in 2007 when Nick Saban agreed to become the head coach for the Alabama Crimson Tide. Coach Saban created a dynasty in 17 seasons in Tuscaloosa, winning more than 200 games, nine SEC titles, and six National Championships. WBRC's Jeh Jeh Pruitt, Mike Dubberly and former sports producer Brian Pope reflect on Saban's hiring, and how much his coaching tenure impacted Tuscaloosa and the state of Alabama.

Pilar and her friends Brian Pope, Mike Musa and Alex Troxler get together for their annual discussion about the best screenplay and best adapted screenplay Oscar nominees.

Today on Meldon Law & Friends: First, we will be joined by Chris Pinson of WCJB, and then by Brian Pope, Director of Lubee Bat Conservancy

In this podcast, with Mens Ministry leader Brian Pope, is an outline of what it looks like to build a meaningful mens ministry that effects the local church and community. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pilar and her friends Brian Pope, Mike Musa and Alex Troxler get together for their annual discussion about the best screenplay and best adapted screenplay Oscar nominees.

Fellowship Global | Guests: Jason McMahan and Brian Pope

Today on Meldon Law & Friends: First, we will be joined by Chris Pinson of WCJB, and then by Brian Pope, Director of Lubee Bat Conservancy

Pilar and her friends Brian Pope, Mike Musa and Alex Troxler get together for their annual discussion about the best screenplay and best adapted screenplay Oscar nominees.

Arranged for a group of our volunteers to visit Lubee Bat Sanctuary Hi Carole, Thank you for your interest in Lubee Bat Conservancy. How about Thursday, April 12? We prefer tours in the afternoon @ 1:00, but can accommodate as early as 11:30. Tours typically last 1-2 hours. Guests will be engaged with an age appropriate powerpoint presentation, followed by a visit to our primary bat facility. We house over 200 bats representing 12 species, including the Malayan Flying Fox which can attain a wingspan of 6'. All of our bats are frugivorous, and guests have an opportunity to observe them interacting with numerous fruits and enrichment devices. We typically request a donation of $15/person for private tours, but I can reduce the cost to $10. Please let me know if you would like to schedule the tour. Best regards, Brian Pope, Director Lubee Bat Conservancy 1309 NW 192nd Ave. Gainesville, FL 32609 www.lubee.org   Spoke at Animal Day in Massachusetts Invited by Dean Diane Sullivan who arranges this every year at the college of law where she teaches. Stayed at the Wyndham in Andover. The talk was well received by about 50-60 students.   I've been writing my story since I was able to write, but when the media goes to share it, they only choose the parts that fit their idea of what will generate views.  If I'm going to share my story, it should be the whole story.  The titles are the dates things happened. If you have any interest in who I really am please start at the beginning of this playlist: http://savethecats.org/   I know there will be people who take things out of context and try to use them to validate their own misconception, but you have access to the whole story.  My hope is that others will recognize themselves in my words and have the strength to do what is right for themselves and our shared planet.     You can help feed the cats at no cost to you using Amazon Smile! Visit BigCatRescue.org/Amazon-smile   You can see photos, videos and more, updated daily at BigCatRescue.org   Check out our main channel at YouTube.com/BigCatRescue   Music (if any) from Epidemic Sound (http://www.epidemicsound.com) This video is for entertainment purposes only and is my opinion.    

Pilar and her friends Brian Pope, Mike Musa and Alex Troxler get together for their annual discussion about the best screenplay and best adapted screenplay Oscar nominees.

For over 30 years, the Lubee Bat Conservancy has worked to preserve and protect bat species around the world. In addition to its conservation work, Lubee supports much-needed scientific research and public education on the importance of bats for insect control, pollination, and seed dispersal. Despite their fascinating behavior and physiology, these remarkable animals are increasingly under threat of extinction from a wide range of causes, not the least of which is the manner in which the more than 1200 known species of bats are maligned in pop culture and media, especially since the COVID-19 pandemic. Director of the Lubee Bat Conservancy, Brian Pope, is guest. Plus, Dr Jo Fava from Animal Necessity has a special message on an effort to support rescue and rehabilitation of dolphins along the Florida Keys. That Sounds Wild: Military Macaws. Frank Buck Zoo. Animal Care Software Zoo Logic ZOOmility  

“There’s no secret to success, just consistent habits” Brian Pope Would you like to pick the brain of a 100 x millionaire? Are you excited to learn his secrets to success? We have the brain, and the secrets right here on The Contract CFO Show!This episode I am joined by a super special guest, Brian Pope. Brian is a serial entrepreneur and immensely successful businessman. I ask Brian the questions you’ve been wanting to know about money, business, and finances. We talk about his personal story and the path he took to build his wealth. Brian and I also break down the details of how you can create your own legacy. This installment of The Contract CFO Show is one you’ll want to hit the repeat button on a few times over just to capture all the gold that Brian is shoveling up. Sit back and listen up; This episode is pure fire and was created with you in mind, so enjoy! If you found value in this episode, be sure to share it with a friend. And as always, subscribe, like, comment and share. ~Michael Anthony

This week we are talking all about bats. They are such a critical mammal to our planet's ecosystems. We talk to Brian Pope from the Lubbe Bat Conservancy about bats and all they can teach us. We also discuss the latest on bats and the Covid-19 pandemic. This is another cant miss interview. Lubee Bat Conservancy website can be accessed HERE  

The Master Sword didn’t believe we were ready to wield it yet, so we’ve been sleeping for a few months. Did you miss us? If you found us through iTunes, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or some other podcatcher, then I encourage you to check out our website, zeldauniverse.net; we publish Legend of Zelda and Nintendo related news, exclusive editorial content and features, game guides, and more. You can also subscribe to ZeldaUniverseTV on YouTube and Twitch or join our large, welcoming forum community! We’re back with your favorite Legend of Zelda-related content! Brian Thomas’s “Hey Listen!” is back with a look at the history of that Evil’s Bane-iest of blades. Shona’s “Creature Features” is back to profile three of the toughest monsters in the series. And Randy’s “Hyrule Away from Hyrule” is back for one last hurrah. Plus, we’re proud to present our newest recurring segment, “Inventory Inquisition,” in which our newest ZUBCer, Brian Pope, takes a look at some drool-worthy LoZ merch! Here’s what you’ve been waiting for: Hey Listen!: Evolution of the Master Sword Presented by Brian T. 01:56-13:45 Creature Features: Lynels and Wizzrobes and Darknuts, Oh My! Presented by Shona 15:31-23:03 Inventory Inquisition: Introductory Items Presented by Brian P. 27:32-35:36 Hyrule Away from Hyrule: Back to Hyrule Presented by Randy 39:08-44:15 Staff credits, a.k.a. The Best Segment Presented by Eden 47:19-50:47 “Did I dooo thaaaaat?” (bloopers) 50:48-56:46 We haven’t gotten any feedback to read on air in a year or so, and that makes us sad. You can leave us feedback directly at podcast@zeldauniverse.net, in our thread on the ZU Forums, or on our Facebook or Twitter, @ZeldaUniverse. We also have an Instagram, YouTube channel, and Twitch channel, which you’ll find @ZeldaUniverseTV. Our next episode is already in post-production, so you’ll hear us again soon! Until then, prepare for moonfall…! Listen to the episode on YouTube! The post ZUCast: Monsters, Master Swords, Merch, and More! first appeared on Zelda Universe.

In the recent episode of the podcast, I speak with Brian Pope of Lubee Bat Conservancy. Brian has been working with animals his entire life, and but joined Lubee and started working with bats full time in 2007.  I learned a lot speaking with Brian, mainly that bats love playing with toys and taking things apart, that they can eat nearly 5,000-7,000 insects a night, that they are the only things that can pollinate agave plants (which are crucial in the production of tequila), and that they are being used by the Center for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health, and the US Army Medical Research of Infectious Diseases to find cures for some of the world’s deadliest diseases. Brian puts a lot of myths about bats to rest, including that they are blind, that they are all nocturnal, and that they don’t all echolocate.

Pilar and her friends Brian Pope and Mike Musa get together for their annual discussion/argument about the best screenplay and best adapted screenplay Oscar nominees.

Brian Pope is a Managing Direct for Barings Alternative Investments. Barings is a name you have heard more from over the last couple of years here in Charlotte. They have hosted the 1st and 2nd Southeast Fintech Venture Conference on the 26th Floor of the Barings building in downtown Charlotte. They have also been active in the community from a community service perspective. We are also seeing Barings more frequently in the business press as their employees are great resources for the local and national media. Click here to listen. All of that is great for Charlotte and Barings. We are fortunate to have them in Charlotte. Today, though, I sat down with Brian to explore the alternative investment landscape from his perspective. We talk at length about the private equity, venture capital and growth equity markets which is an active private investment space where Brian spends his time. He takes a long-term professional approach on how to invest in these asset classes. Listening to him discuss the nuances of the return potential and risk aspects of early stage investing is very interesting. Surely it’s nice to have a very large portfolio to take a disciplined and calculated approach to managing across these private markets. We took a quick detour to talk about the Charlotte startup scene to hear Brian’s first hand views on the positives in the community relative to the global opportunity set. The momentum and increased local resources are hard to miss these days and is clearly at the top of mind of many people. We also dove into the discussion of why companies are waiting longer to go public and the continued support companies have from private market investors. It was a topic I’ve wanted to discuss with Brian since we booked this interview in late 2018. He didn’t disappoint as it really leads us through the final 30 minutes of the interview – including a look into what else the Charlotte startup community may have to offer in addition to Fintech. Thanks to Brian and his team for everything they do for the Charlotte Startup community. We are fortunate to have them in the community and loved having Brian on the podcast. Local Notes and Thoughts  Dan Roselli and Packard Place are continuing to build their Public House/Keg-Side Chat event. Come join me on Wednesday March 20 as I sit in/drink in for Dan as a guest host and welcome Derek Wang from Stratifyd. Derek and his team have done phenomenal things here in Charlotte and I can’t wait to sit down and discuss some aspects of their growth over the last 4 years. QC Fintech is also in the process of interviewing for their spring class and after speaking with Dan recently they are seeing some really good companies. Be on the lookout for announcements for the spring class and the opportunities you will have to meet them and ultimately support them as they come to Charlotte for 12 weeks to incubate their ideas and companies. Barings Streaming Income is a new podcast which has recently launched on iTunes. Tune in to learn more about their insights. William Bissett is the owner of and an Investment Advisor Representative of Portus Wealth Advisors, a Registered Investment Adviser. Registration does not imply a certain level of skill or training. Opinions expressed on this program do not necessarily reflect those of Portus Wealth Advisors. The topics discussed and opinions given are not intended to address the specific needs of any listener.  Portus Wealth Advisors does not offer legal or tax advice, listeners are encouraged to discuss their financial needs with the appropriate professional regarding your individual circumstance.  Investments described herein may be speculative and may involve a substantial risk of loss. Interests may be offered only to persons who qualify as accredited investors under the Securities Act, and a Qualified Purchaser as defined in Section 2(a)(51)(A) under the Company Act or an eligible employee of the management company...

Pilar and her friends Brian Pope, Mike Musa and Nancy Noever get together for their annual discussion/argument about the best screenplay and best adapted screenplay Oscar nominees.

This is a bonus podcast. Instead of a story, today we visit the Lubee Bat Conservancy in Gainesville, Florida. It was the day of the Florida Bat Festival and it was a fun event to attend. There were, of course, BATS!! Lots and lots of bats! Big bats, small bats, bats that eat bugs, bats that eat fruit, and lots of information about how bats live. In this podcast we spoke to Brian Pope, the Director of the Lubee Bat Conservancy, as well as Tracy Pope, Mary Smith, and Amanda Ramage. Note: We also spoke to a young lady dressed as a mermaid but, somehow, that recording was lost.

Brad & Matt Smith talk with Doug Zeh and Brian Pope about the importance of being the kind of person who people are attracted to, and give specific ways to do this.

Brian Pope, Mike Musa, Nina Berry and Pat Francis join Pilar for their annual discussion of the Oscar nominees for best screenplay and best adapted screenplay.

Co-owner of Symmetry and industry leader, Brian Pope, talks with Brad Smith & Marlin Faulkner about the importance of having the right attitude is to achieving the success you're looking for. You'll also hear from a top producer, Omar Diaz, on how attitude directly effects his production in the field.

Brian Pope was elected Lafayette City Marshal in December 2014, after defeating  Kip Judice in the runoff to succeed longtime incumbent Nickey Picard, whom they'd both defeated in the primary election. The late J.B. Cormier was the fourth candidate in the primary election.Picard's time had passed. Pope's had barely begun when he leapt into the 2015 race for Lafayette Parish Sheriff in support of Scott Chief of Police Chad Leger. It was a fateful decision that might end up ending Pope's political career with the possibility of jail time ahead of him.Pope used the power and authority of his office in an attempt to help Leger's campaign and to hurt Mark Garber's campaign. Garber won the election. Pope has been dealing with the legal repercussions of his acts since 2015.Pope then refused to turn over emails believed to be related to his campaign activities on behalf of Leger which were being sought by The Independent. Emails were erased from the marshal's server but not from Lafayette Consolidated Government's backup servers. The emails were discovered and Pope was found to have violated the state's public records law by refusing to comply with the original request.Later, a Lafayette Parish grand jury indicted Pope on seven felony counts — five counts of malfeasance and two counts of perjury. He's awaiting trial on those charges and has asked that his trial be delayed until next year.The Lafayette City Marshal's office works primarily with Lafayette City Court to enforce bonds, subpoenas and collect fines and fees. Pope, then, is an officer of the court who has found him self being charged (and in some cases convicted) of law violations, has turned his once sedate office into something of a spectacle.When it was revealed in a deposition related to the original email case that Pope has been personally pocketing fees and garnishments in apparent violation of a 2011 opinion from the Louisiana Attorney General, Aimee Boyd Robinson decided she had had enough of the shenanigans. She recruited Steve Wilkerson and together they decided to launch the campaign to recall Brian Pope.On June 12, they filed their petition with the Louisiana Secretary of State's office to formalize the process. They have 180 days from that date (December 12) to reach their goal of  getting 1/3 of the voters in the city-wide district to sign a petition to force a recall election on Pope's tumultuous tenure. That's about 28,00o signatures. They are half-way into the effort.If the recall campaign succeeds (signatures will be counted and verified by the Lafayette Registrar of Voters), a recall election asking voters whether they want Pope recalled or not will appear on the ballot in the spring 0f 2018. If voters oust Pope, there will be a special election in the fall of 2018 when anyone (including Pope) can run for what will by that time be the remaining two-plus years of his term.During that time, Pope's legal battles will continue roll through the courts, ensuring that the Marshal's problems remain high visibility news in Lafayette. And there's still the matter of whether taxpayers can foot the bill for Pope's legal costs.Aimee Boyd Robinson discusses the effort to recall Brian Pope in this podcast.

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Matt & Brad Smith, Brian Pope, Nate Auffort, & Marlin Faulkner

Brian Pope, Mike Musa, Nina Berry and Pat Francis join Pilar for their annual discussion of the nominees for best screenplay and best adapted screenplay.

Brian Pope, an owner of Symmetry Financial Group, talks about how he got to where he's at, what's different about Symmetry, and his vision for the future of the company.

What an honor to have one of my best and oldest friends Brian Pope be a guest on my show! As an exceptional leader and fellow book lover, his insight into the world of real estate is spot on. I have learned so much from his business leadership and read some of the best books in the business thanks to his recommendation! Listen as Brian shares the most critical component of leadership and how that can be implemented into growing a successful business and can benefit your everyday life. “Being around people that bring positivity to your life is not only crucial, but beneficial.” I can tell you without a doubt that Brian has been one of those people for me and I know once you listen to this podcast, you’ll feel the same way.    Show Features Here are some of the key takeaways you get from this episode.        The Primary Role of a Leader       Why Reading is So Valuable to Your Business       How to Find Solutions Outside of What You Know       The Two Most Important Components of Success

Brian Pope and Mike Musa join Pat Francis and Pilar for their annual discussion of the nominees for best screenplay and best adapted screenplay.

Brian Pope and Mike Musa join Pat Francis and Pilar for their annual discussion of the nominees for best screenplay and best adapted screenplay.

In this episode of the podcast I catch up with Brian Pope while he was in town visiting from New York City. We talk about what it was like for him moving from Salt Lake City to live in New York City to pursue his career in comedy, we talk about the show he recently did at 5 Monkeys, what he misses about living in Utah, the New York Comedy scene, the projects he is working on, and we just do some catching up.  You can find all of the episodes at www.iamsaltlake.com It is also available on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, and the Mediocre Radio Network. Connect with me on Facebook.com/IamSaltLake or on twitter.com/iamsaltlake Email: iamsaltlake@gmail.com Call the voicemail (385)202-5926 with upcoming events, feedback, what you love about Salt Lake City, or just to say hello. Please share with your family and friends! Please rate and review in iTunes! Thanks for the support! 

Brian Pope and Mike Musa join David Bax and Pilar for their annual discussion of the nominees for best screenplay and best adapted screenplay.

I recorded this interview with Brian Pope just a few days before he moved from Salt Lake City to New York City to pursue his stand up comedy career. We talk about what got him into comedy, being an entertainer, and the local SLC comedy scene and local comics he enjoys. We also talk about what motivates him and inspires him to keep going, the podcast he wants to do while in New York, what he loves about Salt Lake City and what he is going to miss about living here.  You can find all of the episodes of the podcast at www.iamsaltlake.com It is also available on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, and the Mediocre Radio Network. Connect with me on Facebook.com/IamSaltLake or on twitter.com/iamsaltlake Call the voicemail (385)202-5926 with upcoming events, feedback, what you love about Salt Lake City, or just to say hello. Please share with your family and friends! Thanks for the support! 

Johnny McKeon reveals the results from the Warner Brothers Writers Program. Sascha Blume elaborates on his frustrations with the media industry. Johnny announces the end of his long distance relationship with his girlfriend Sarah Isaacson and follows up with the news that Sarah will be returning to Salt Lake City. Johnny now has to find […] The post OUR 034: Bob Bedore and Brian Pope appeared first on Utah Podcast Network.

Brian Pope and Mike Musa are back to review the best screenplay and adapted screenplay nominees. This year they're joining Pilar and David Bax to argue about "Moonrise Kingdom," "Argo," "Lincoln," "Amour" and more!

Pilar and Laurence join Pope's Picks team Brian Pope and Michael Musa in discussing and analyzing the best screenplay and best adapted screenplay Oscar nominees.