Podcast appearances and mentions of brian savage

Send us a textEpisode 43 of Wormhole Pinball Presents – Bowen Kerins sits down virtually with Jamie and Donovan and they discuss how Bowen's amazing World Championship win at just 18, PAPA pinball, working with Barrels of Fun, and much much more.10/03/24Chapter markings Bowen Kerins00:00                Introduction to Bowen Kerins                                 02:38                 Kerins origin story                                  05:24                 Kerins amazing World Championship win at just 18                         12:16                   PAPA pinball - doing YouTube pinball tutorials                        19:48                  TPF defeating all 9 reactors LIVE on TNA                                 22:30                 Working with Barrels of Fun - David Van Es & Brian Savage            29:27                  24hr tournaments and how to prepare                                     32:32                 The current state of competitive Pinball                                   46:36                 "Kerins on Who Wants to be a Millionaire     57:36                  The Hurry Up! Q&A game                               01:11:29              Outro         

Acomi introduces Turk182 to the most unfunny cartoonist he's ever read. Brian Savage was a cartoonist whose work appeared in The New Yorker and Playboy. While Acomi appreciates his art style and line work, he can't wrap his head around the "jokes". One sentence punchlines that seem to begin and end with sentences that aren't present. Jokes that are lacking context to combine the image and words. Join Acomi and Turk as they try to find at least one cartoon that can evoke a giggle. #OMTWF #Acomi #Turk182 #KorovaEntertainment #cartoonist #editorialcartoon #BrianSavage Follow Acomi on Twitter at @AcomiDraws and on Instagram at AcomiDraws. Follow Turk182 on Twitter at @Turk182_KE and on Instagram at Turk182_KE.

In this episode, we chat with Brian Savage, CEO of Electric Metals, a US-based exploration and mineral development company developing the high-grade Emily manganese mine in Minnesota with the intention of producing high-value high purity manganese products for electrification and decarbonization energy transition strategies, particularly the electric vehicle and energy storage sector. With a mine engineering degree and a master's in mineral economics, Brian is an entrepreneurial executive with a history of identifying, building, transforming, and growing businesses in challenging jurisdictions in the mining industry and gives us an overview of Electric Metals, what they are looking to achieve, an update on the manganese market and what is happening in the North American mining industry. KEY TAKEAWAYS Electric Metals is focused on developing the high-grade manganese mine in Minnesota to produce high-value purity manganese products for electrification and decarbonisation strategies. The company aims to become the low-cost producer of domestically sourced high-purity manganese products, particularly targeting the electric vehicle and energy storage sectors. Manganese is the fourth most used metal by tonnage, primarily used in the steel industry, with high-purity manganese products being essential for electric vehicle batteries. Electric Metals' strategic goals include accelerating mine development, constructing a high-purity manganese sulfate monohydrate plant, and capitalizing on the growing demand for metals in the green energy transition. The importance of domestic manganese production in the US is highlighted for national security reasons and to reduce supply chain risks associated with heavy reliance on imports from China. BEST MOMENTS "Manganese is the fourth most used metal by tonnage, behind iron, copper, and aluminium. And so when you look at the development of the economy, anything that needs to be built generally has steel in it."  "We want to get into production just as quickly as we possibly can in order to take advantage of that market. And while the electric vehicle and the battery sector are starting to push forward, all that manganese that's being imported, we want to start displacing that."  "National security, that's probably the main driver. There is a strategic stockpile of manganese. There's the critical minerals list that they come up with, and they list all the minerals that are primarily critical for national security purposes."  "We want to accelerate the development of that mine to get it into a mine plan and mine development just as quickly as we possibly can." VALUABLE RESOURCES Mail:        rob@mining-international.org LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-tyson-3a26a68/ X:              https://twitter.com/MiningRobTyson YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DigDeepTheMiningPodcast  Web:        http://www.mining-international.org Website: https://electricmetals.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/electric-metals/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/electricmetalsusa X: https://twitter.com/emetalsusa Brian LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/briansavage/ ABOUT THE HOST Rob Tyson is the Founder and Director of Mining International Ltd, a leading global recruitment and headhunting consultancy based in the UK specialising in all areas of mining across the globe from first-world to third-world countries from Africa, Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and Australia. We source, headhunt, and discover new and top talent through a targeted approach and search methodology and have a proven track record in sourcing and positioning exceptional candidates into our clients' organisations in any mining discipline or level. Mining International provides a transparent, informative, and trusted consultancy service to our candidates and clients to help them develop their careers and business goals and objectives in this ever-changing marketplace. CONTACT METHOD rob@mining-international.org https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-tyson-3a26a68/ Podcast Description Rob Tyson is an established recruiter in the mining and quarrying sector and decided to produce the “Dig Deep” The Mining Podcast to provide valuable and informative content around the mining industry. He has a passion and desire to promote the industry and the podcast aims to offer the mining community an insight into people's experiences and careers covering any mining discipline, giving the listeners helpful advice and guidance on industry topics. 

In the world of Customer Success Management, delivering impactful Enterprise Business Review (EBR) presentations is often a time-consuming and labour-intensive task. But what if we told you that it's possible to revolutionize this process by completely automating the creation of the decks? In this episode, we dive deep into the realm of EBR automation with not one but two seasoned experts who have transformed the game for Customer Success Managers (CSMs). Our first guest is none other than Nikola Mijic. He is the CEO of Matik, a groundbreaking tool that has redefined the way CS assets are crafted. In our conversation, we dive deep into how they are simplifying this time-consuming process into a one-click wonder, saving CSMs valuable time and resources. And that's not all! Our second guest is Brian Savage. He is a Senior Automation Analyst with a knack for building bespoke solutions. He shares how his team is harnessing Workato, an Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS), to create tailor-made EBR automation solutions from the ground up. You'll learn about the strategic approach, technical know-how, and the endless possibilities for customizing your EBR process. Whether you're a CS Leader looking to streamline your EBR workflow or a tech enthusiast eager to understand the automation magic, this episode promises valuable insights and inspiration. Don't miss out on discovering the future of EBR presentations – it's all just a click away!

Jungle brings on Brian Savage from his hometown and they talk about his incredible athletic talent and the choices he had but why he picked hockey. Drafted by Montreal and how he made it onto the team. Interesting advice from teammate Vincent Damphousse about playing for the Habs. And watch out for his son!!

Dean Richards, entertainment reporter for WGN, joins Bob Sirott to provide the latest news in entertainment. Bob and Dean discuss the upcoming (at the time of the recording) decision about “Rust” criminal charges, new information about “Ted Lasso,” and Kim Kardashian’s purchase of Princess Diana’s necklace. They also talk about Brian Savage’s run for Congress, […]

Ziggy and Scotty discuss the situation between the NHL players and owners. Brian Savage relives the series of events that lead to Patrick Roy leaving the Montreal Canadians (52:12). Dan Shulman talks about where the Jays could play if a new home stadium is erected in Toronto (1:05:10). Kathryn Tappen explains what it was like […]

Ian and Lee start the hour by talking about Jacob Bernard-Docker taking a knee before UND's game. They also take a look back 25 years to Patrick Roy's last game with the Habs, and are joined by Roy's former teammate Brian Savage. We also get some live look ins on Steelers/Ravens

Episode 49 - Brian Savage Tribute The boys are back and just in time for the wild end to the NFL weekend, Jay talks about the heartbreak from the Bills/Cards game. The boys discuss the wild start to the NBA season they talk about the moves that have gone down and what in the world is OKC doing with all these draft picks, as always they talk about the Raptors and how they look going forward. The end of the pod with some India cricket talk and their upcoming series against Australia.

What better way is there to look back at the 2010s (aka The WOJM Decade) than with our tribute to the running jokes that have fueled our discussions since 2011?  It was impossible to catch everything, but hopefully your favorites will show up somewhere in this well-placed tribute to the most overbearing running joke in the English language, the number 69.  Mike, Joe, and an ironically-debuting Wristlock Wes Whitlock invite you to enjoy the end of the WOJM Decade with a complete lack of class but good intentions and lots of love!  We'll catch you again in 2020... the start of The WOJM Decade Part II: Electric Boogaloo! Special thanks to the talent heard on this episode: Erik Arana, Chuck Averitt, Justin Bell, Michael Bell, Jared Bunnell, Jon M. Chu, Joe Colton, Brian Cummings, Sara Detrick, Ryan Drost, Chuck Emanuele, Shannon Gallant, Gary Godsoe, George Greenoe, Larry Hama, Gary Head, Zack Hoffman, Eddie Inman, Mike Irizarry, Rob Irizarry, Jamie Johnson, James Kavanaugh, Carson Mataxis, Chris McLeod, Kate McLeod, Craig Moore, Johnny Pottorf, Bill Ratner, Kevin Michael Richardson, Neil Ross, Hawk Sanders, Brian Savage, Greg Schueller, David Tree, Brian Tudor, Bobby Vala, Page Wagner, Kevin Watts, and Mark Weber, and a shout out to everyone else who has made making this show so much fun!

* Note: the mic cut out at the beginning and we lost 2 or 3 minutes. Ain't technology great? To catch you up: Tony met Brian who was DJing at a local club back in the 90s. He began to observe, study, and learn the craft of DJing by watching Brian work. They've been great friends for over 20 years. PATREON: https://patreon.com/passionatedj Today on The Passionate DJ Podcast we have a chat with Brian Savage: club DJ, mobile DJ, radio personality, and a brand ambassador for Denon. He also works behind-the-scenes with the team for Shaquille O'Neal - aka DJ Diesel. Brian and Tony have known each other for over two decades (in fact, Brian introduced Tony to many DJing concepts back in the early 90s). Brian's body of work covers many different areas of DJing. He's basically done it all, and has always fearlessly pursued gigs of all times. This breadth of experience makes him a well-rounded DJ, and experienced industry insider. We cover many different DJ-related topics in this freeform conversation. Enjoy! MERCH: https://passionatedj.com/merch

This past week, Dave, Barry and Tod attended the 2018 GI Joe Collectors Convention, in lovely Chattanooga, Tennessee.  It was bittersweet since it’s the last GI Joe convention of its kind. Join the Regular Joes as they celebrate the end of an era along with the 4thRegular Joe Derryl DePriest, GI Joe Convention and Club president Brian Savage, and a host of other long time GI Joe collectors and friends of the show as they reminisce about conventions past and speculate on GI Joe’s future.  It’s a show that anyone who every collected anything will appreciate, and a very sentimental show for the Regular Joes, who all met at the GI Joe convention back in 1999.  As always, Thanks for listening…and Yo Joe!

Une DPJ paralèlle ? Un nouveau produit pour contrer les radar-photos, l’incompétence au volant, la guerre des lundis soirs et le non-scandale artistique de la semaine ! Bon Crachoir. L’article Le Crachoir – EP49: Brian Savage est apparu en premier sur RadioH2O.

For the second week in a row two of the Regular Joes got to do cool stuff while the third stayed home. Find out what Tod, and possibly you, missed as Barry and Dave recap the 2016 international G.I. Joe Convention and the Denver ComicCon. SPOILERS there's a whole lot of talk about old Toys and young, attractive, British Women. Somewhere in there are interviews with GI JoeCon honcho Brian Savage, and one of our favorite listeners, Nate Blaine. Also: What's in the Box and Random topics. Thanks for Listening!

It's our 50th Special Edition!  So this was supposed to be the recording of the last ever panel at JoeCon. Well, after the Hasbro panel on Saturday, EVERYTHING changed! So instead of turning out the lights, we're going to see you next year! Mike Irizarry hosts and is joined by Joe "Coin Flip" Colton, Chris "ROM" McLeod, Dave "My Hair IS Combed" Tree, and a voiceless (yet extremely smug) Gary Godsoe.  They get a chance to talk to Brian Savage on how the new two year deal with Hasbro materialized and how Orlando quickly took shape.  We also hear from Fub Pub's Lanny Latham and we present a special award to Noted Author James Kavanaugh.  Since Gary had no voice, he was our roving mic for some Q&A with the audience.  The attendees had some great questions including our thought on how the #savegijoe campaign may have helped (or not helped) Hasbro's decision to extend the contract with Fun Pub for another two years.  Lastly, what live show isn't complete without a visual gag, in an homage to the Colts-Broncos 1988 Halloween Monday Night Football Game, all of the hosts were equipped with Justin Bell masks!      Hey, no one said it was going to be pretty!   There may be only TWO more JoeCon's left, so don't miss your chance!  We better see you next year in Orlando!!   Enjoy!

So, going to JoeCon for the first time?  You will WANT to listen to this episode.  For the 4th consecutive year, Mike, Justin and Gary will go over - in depth - the 2015 JoeCon Brochure.  This year we are joined by none other than the head of the GI Joe Collectors' Club himself, Mr. Brian Savage.  Whether you are a JoeCon rookie or JoeCon vet, there is something in this show for everyone.  Naturally, if you have a question and it did not get answered in this show, email the program at whatsonjoemind@gmail.com and we'll get to the bottom of it for you.  Until then, have a listen and hopefully we will see you in "beautiful" Springfield!!