Podcast appearances and mentions of Bruce Walker

Big screens, bold innovations. In this episode, Marc Aflalo catches up with Bruce Walker, Product Evangelist at TCL, to dive deep into the future of home entertainment—and why your next TV might be 98 inches or bigger. From real-world HDR brilliance to gaming on massive displays, TCL is pushing premium features into more affordable screens than ever before. Bruce explains why the post-COVID upgrade cycle is fueling demand for larger screens, and how TCL's newest QM6, QM7, and flagship X11 TVs are changing expectations across the industry. They break down new tech like halo control, zero-delay light response, Dolby Vision Gaming, Onkyo and Bang & Olufsen sound integration, and what makes these TVs ideal for gamers, streamers, and home theatre lovers alike. [Chapters] 0:00 – Spring Catch-up with TCL's Bruce Walker 1:33 – The Living Room Becomes the Home Theatre 2:18 – Why Anything Under 60” Feels Too Small 3:08 – Bigger TVs Are the New Standard 4:52 – Home vs. Theater: The Experience Shift 6:15 – TCL's Transformation from Budget to Premium 7:48 – What Is Halo Control? (Explained Simply) 8:48 – Vertical Integration and Light Efficiency 10:15 – New Panel & Software: 65K Gradation Levels 11:50 – HDR Upscaling + Zero Delay Transient Response 13:34 – Real-World Brightness vs. Spec Sheet Bragging 15:07 – QM6 & QM7: Natural Picture, Real Reviews 16:00 – Onkyo + Bang & Olufsen Audio Partnerships 17:42 – 98” Is the New Normal 18:05 – TCL X11: The Picture Quality King 18:56 – Strategy: Premium Features, Accessible Pricing 19:43 – Are TVs Outperforming Gaming Monitors? 20:53 – Gaming Features That Rival Pro Setups 22:02 – QM6 vs. QM7: How to Choose [Key Quotes] “People are giving themselves permission to go bigger—and TCL is ready for it.” — Bruce Walker “We're not just measuring brightness, we're delivering real lightning bolt performance.” — Bruce Walker “Gamers made us better. They're pushing us to build TVs that outperform some monitors.” — Bruce Walker

Vehicle owners, listen up. Wouldn't it be great to easily diagnose your car or truck's health BEFORE any costly repairs were needed? SPARQ Diagnostics is an AI-powered car health monitor that's normally $500 but given away for free. I chat with Daniel Nieh, co-founder of SPARQWhat are the latest TV features you need to know about? What features are important? We're joined by TCL's Bruce Walker, a “product evangelist” at the companyOn what's new and newsworthy in home alarm systems and smart home gear, I sit down with Gilles Drieu, Chief Technology Officer of ADTThank you to Visa and SanDisk for your support!

Bruce Walker acababa de graduarse de médico cuando la epidemia de VIH/SIDA estalló. Estar en la primera línea lo llevó a combinar la práctica con la investigación y un buen día conoció a un paciente que revolucionaría todo, abriendo el camino hacia una vacuna y posible cura. Descubre en este episodio las dificultades y más recientes esperanzas frente a uno de los mayores desafíos de la medicina.  En este episodio entrevistamos a Bruce Walker, director del Ragon Institute, Facundo Batista, director científico del Ragon Institute y Eduardo Pérez,  Presidente del Comité de VIH de la Asociación Mexicana de Infectología y Microbiología Clínica.  Si te interesa ahondar más sobre este tema te invitamos a leer los artículos publicados en TecScience: El equipo que trabaja en dos vacunas contra el VIH (y qué tan cerca están de lograrlo) ¿El microbioma vaginal podría transformar la prevención del VIH? Cómo la colaboración en inmunología puede transformar la salud en América Latina

Bruce Walker acababa de graduarse de médico cuando la epidemia de VIH/SIDA estalló. Estar en la primera línea lo llevó a combinar la práctica con la investigación y un buen día conoció a un paciente que revolucionaría todo, abriendo el camino hacia una vacuna y posible cura. Descubre en este episodio las dificultades y más recientes esperanzas frente a uno de los mayores desafíos de la medicina.  En este episodio entrevistamos a Bruce Walker, director del Ragon Institute, Facundo Batista, director científico del Ragon Institute y Eduardo Pérez,  Presidente del Comité de VIH de la Asociación Mexicana de Infectología y Microbiología Clínica.  Si te interesa ahondar más sobre este tema te invitamos a leer los artículos publicados en TecScience: El equipo que trabaja en dos vacunas contra el VIH (y qué tan cerca están de lograrlo) ¿El microbioma vaginal podría transformar la prevención del VIH? Cómo la colaboración en inmunología puede transformar la salud en América Latina

Bruce Walker, product evangelist at TCL, shares his perspective on the biggest trends and technologies impacting the TV market today.

The TV market is a truly fascinating one to follow. Screen sizes continue to get bigger and picture quality continues to get more vibrant and clearer. But how much better can these displays actually get? We sat down with Bruce Walker, product evangelist at TCL, to get a – ahem – clearer picture of what's in store for TV technology.

Normally, we have to wait at least a year to get our hands on what TCL announces at CES - This year is different, with products headed for our shelves very soon. Enjoy our conversation with TCL Product Evangelist Bruce Walker. Bruce discusses TCL's success in the TV market and their focus on delivering premium products. They talk about the popularity of QLED technology and how TCL has achieved high sales and revenue growth in that category. They also mention TCL's partnership with the NFL and Call of Duty to target specific markets. Bruce Walker highlights the importance of performance and the customer experience in the industry, mentioning techs like HDR, Dolby Vision, and Mini LED backlights. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

TCL has regularly pushed the envelope in the screen business – it's how the brand became one of the fastest growing in North America over the past decade. But, as Product Evangelist Bruce Walker tells us, it's more than just the technology that's catching people's attention these days.

The battle over whether a state of Michigan or federal court will determine the fate of the Line 5 dual pipelines remains in legal limbo for the time being. The U.S. District Court for the Western District of Michigan on Wednesday ruled in favor of granting Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel's request to certify the court's August 2022 decision for interlocutory appeal to the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Join The Center Square's Bruce Walker and Tom Gantert on this episode of Michigan in Focus. --- Listen to Other ATN Productions: America in Focus: A weekly feature of the top TheCenterSquare.com stories of the week out of Washington D.C. with commentary from The Center Square editors and more! America's Talking: An interview podcast hosted by Austin Berg. Guests include professors, journalists, artists, business and nonprofit leaders, authors, and more. Everyday Economics: Join economist Dr. Orphe Divounguy and Chris Krug as they discuss global markets, inflation, and everything else that will help you understand the economic world around you. Future of Freedom: Future of Freedom is a bi-weekly podcast highlighting the work of the non-profits which are shaping the future of the freedom movement. Listeners will hear civil, intellectual conversations about why the organizations exist, what their mission is, and how they work to achieve it. Hosted by Scot Bertram. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/michigan-in-focus/support

Milwaukee Police made hundreds more visits to Milwaukee Public Schools this past fall, and a new report suggests that it was a foreseeable problem. The Badger Institute issued a new report that shows police visits to Milwaukee schools spiked in the fall of 2022. Join The Center Square's Bruce Walker and Ben Yount on this episode of Wisconsin in Focus. --- Listen to Other ATN Productions: America in Focus: A weekly feature of the top TheCenterSquare.com stories of the week out of Washington D.C. with commentary from The Center Square editors and more! America's Talking: An interview podcast hosted by Austin Berg. Guests include professors, journalists, artists, business and nonprofit leaders, authors, and more. Everyday Economics: Join economist Dr. Orphe Divounguy and Chris Krug as they discuss global markets, inflation, and everything else that will help you understand the economic world around you. Future of Freedom: Future of Freedom is a bi-weekly podcast highlighting the work of the non-profits which are shaping the future of the freedom movement. Listeners will hear civil, intellectual conversations about why the organizations exist, what their mission is, and how they work to achieve it. Hosted by Scot Bertram. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wisconsininfocus/support

The city of Flint's public schools have been the biggest benefactor in Michigan from the federal pandemic funding. The district received $49,996 per pupil in federal pandemic funding and that has allowed it to increase employee pay on average by 35% from 2019 to 2022. By comparison, Goodrich Area School District is within the same county as Flint, but that district received $1,662 per pupil in federal pandemic money. The Flint district received so much federal aid primarily because 96% of its students are "economically disadvantaged," meaning they receive some form of government aid. Join The Center Square's Bruce Walker and Tom Gantert on this episode of Michigan in Focus. --- Listen to Other ATN Productions: America in Focus: A weekly feature of the top TheCenterSquare.com stories of the week out of Washington D.C. with commentary from The Center Square editors and more! America's Talking: An interview podcast hosted by Austin Berg. Guests include professors, journalists, artists, business and nonprofit leaders, authors, and more. Everyday Economics: Join economist Dr. Orphe Divounguy and Chris Krug as they discuss global markets, inflation, and everything else that will help you understand the economic world around you. Future of Freedom: Future of Freedom is a bi-weekly podcast highlighting the work of the non-profits which are shaping the future of the freedom movement. Listeners will hear civil, intellectual conversations about why the organizations exist, what their mission is, and how they work to achieve it. Hosted by Scot Bertram. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/michigan-in-focus/support

Wisconsin's Supreme Court race is set. Judge Janet Protasiewicz easily won Tuesday's primary, getting about 445,00 votes. Former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Daniel Kelly edged out Waukesha County Judge Jennifer Dorow by getting just over 232,000 votes to her nearly 210,000 votes. Kelly immediately framed the race for the court as a choice between his views on the rule of law, and Protasiewicz's view of what she wants the law to be. Join The Center Square's Bruce Walker and Ben Yount on this episode of Wisconsin in Focus. --- Listen to Other ATN Productions: America in Focus: A weekly feature of the top TheCenterSquare.com stories of the week out of Washington D.C. with commentary from The Center Square editors and more! America's Talking: An interview podcast hosted by Austin Berg. Guests include professors, journalists, artists, business and nonprofit leaders, authors, and more. Everyday Economics: Join economist Dr. Orphe Divounguy and Chris Krug as they discuss global markets, inflation, and everything else that will help you understand the economic world around you. Future of Freedom: Future of Freedom is a bi-weekly podcast highlighting the work of the non-profits which are shaping the future of the freedom movement. Listeners will hear civil, intellectual conversations about why the organizations exist, what their mission is, and how they work to achieve it. Hosted by Scot Bertram. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wisconsininfocus/support

As many as 676,280 customers in Michigan were without power as of 7:45 a.m. Thursday due to an ice storm that swept through the southern part of the state. Consumers Energy and DTE warned customers on Twitter that downed wires could delay restoration efforts. "Crews are actively working in the field. They are assessing damage and making the public safe due to down wires. Restore efforts will be made when it is safe to do so," DTE tweeted at 4:57 a.m. Thursday. Join The Center Square's Bruce Walker and Tom Gantert on this episode of Michigan in Focus. --- Listen to Other ATN Productions: America in Focus: A weekly feature of the top TheCenterSquare.com stories of the week out of Washington D.C. with commentary from The Center Square editors and more! America's Talking: An interview podcast hosted by Austin Berg. Guests include professors, journalists, artists, business and nonprofit leaders, authors, and more. Everyday Economics: Join economist Dr. Orphe Divounguy and Chris Krug as they discuss global markets, inflation, and everything else that will help you understand the economic world around you. Future of Freedom: Future of Freedom is a bi-weekly podcast highlighting the work of the non-profits which are shaping the future of the freedom movement. Listeners will hear civil, intellectual conversations about why the organizations exist, what their mission is, and how they work to achieve it. Hosted by Scot Bertram. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/michigan-in-focus/support

The Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty has won another case based on the argument that you cannot discriminate against people based on their sex or the color of their skin. WILL recently settled a case with Comcast over the company's Comcast RISE program. That program offered grants to small businesses, but only if they are 51% owned by someone who is “Black, indigenous, a person of color, or female.” Join The Center Square's Bruce Walker and Ben Yount on this episode of Wisconsin in Focus. --- Listen to Other ATN Productions: America in Focus: A weekly feature of the top TheCenterSquare.com stories of the week out of Washington D.C. with commentary from The Center Square editors and more! America's Talking: An interview podcast hosted by Austin Berg. Guests include professors, journalists, artists, business and nonprofit leaders, authors, and more. Everyday Economics: Join economist Dr. Orphe Divounguy and Chris Krug as they discuss global markets, inflation, and everything else that will help you understand the economic world around you. Future of Freedom: Future of Freedom is a bi-weekly podcast highlighting the work of the non-profits which are shaping the future of the freedom movement. Listeners will hear civil, intellectual conversations about why the organizations exist, what their mission is, and how they work to achieve it. Hosted by Scot Bertram. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wisconsininfocus/support

In this podcast episode, TCL Product Evangelist Bruce Walker discusses the current state of television technology and home theater in 2023. He highlights the advancements in display technology, such as the rise of 8K resolution and the increasing popularity of OLED screens. Walker also talks about the integration of smart technology in televisions, allowing for seamless control of other devices in the home. He also mentions the growth of streaming services and the impact it has on the way we consume media. Additionally, he discussed the trend of larger screens and the shift towards creating a more immersive viewing experience, including the rise of the home theater setups and the use of virtual assistants to control it all. Overall, the episode provides insight into the current state of the industry and the exciting advancements to come in the future of television technology. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Take a walk down memory lane with Bruce Walker as he reminisces about weekends during his childhood.

Bruce Walker is a vice president of Vincor Canada and chairman of the Vintners Association. We chat to him about how alcohol and wine are regulated in the provinces of Canada.

Join The Center Square's Bruce Walker and Scott McClallen as they discuss: Michigan bills aim to stop NDAs in private-public deals. Pickleman on hot seat, Reps. Johnson and Brixie spar in Michigan probe and a report that says Detroit requires 77 steps to open a restaurant. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/michigan-in-focus/support

Join The Center Square's Bruce Walker and Ben Yount as they discuss: Lawmakers, lawyer promise more investigations after Gableman report. 'Election bribery scheme' among Zuckerberg 5 included in Wisconsin investigation. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wisconsininfocus/support

We've been talking about TCL televisions for years…and while they may have once been known as just a “value” brand, TCL televisions now feature some of the best tech in the industry to match their completive pricing. So what's the latest from TCL? Take a listen and find out as we chat with Brand Evangelist Bruce Walker! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After a bit of a break the podcast is back and in this episode I chat to Bruce Walker, founder and organizer of LGBTI Pride Pretoria. We talk about gay Pride in general as well as Pretoria Pride that will be held on 4 December 2021. All the details are available on the LGBTI Pride Pretoria Facebook page but here is some extra insight into some of the challenges and the purpose of Pride. I hope it will give you something to think about, act upon, and that Pride events will become a "party with a purpose" for you as well. It is also the first episode in which I have to use the "explicit language" tag. Hahaha.

Episode 045 Chuck Dinkins Florida Skateboarding Hall of Famer, East Coast Legend, Epic HumanChuck is pure skateboarder. We first met back in the 80's and Chuck has been blasting off walls, jump ramps, pools, and ditches ever since. He has even become quite into slalom, something I keep threatening to try some more... We talk about Chuck's life as a military kid and moves around the country until finally settling in Florida where he has been for some time now. Chuck was a pro for Walker Skateboards, owned by Bruce Walker, one of the coolest humans ever to work in the skateboard business.We talk products, generational changes, shit that irritates the hell of of us, competition, traveling doing demos and sleeping on couches across America and much more.. Hope you enjoy. I was stoked catching up with Chuck, and if you know him you love him, and if you don't you'll see why we do...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

A hard day's work can be very satisfying. Being productive is rewarding for many reasons, one of which is a sense of accomplishment. There are, however, times when being productive sounds tough. Sometimes you just want to relax and enjoy the day, maybe throw a party or two. That's not a big deal every once in a while. Everyone needs a day off here and there, but if it becomes an everyday thing it can become a problem. This is especially the case if you make someone else do all of the work. We have some stories today to help keep you motivated and some about those who weren't very motivated. We'll hear from tellers like Eshu Bumpus, Tim Lowry, Jim Weiss, and more. On today's episode, enjoy the following: “Poule and Blatte” by Priscilla Howe from Chickens! And Other Stories for Young Listeners (2:49) Radio Family Journal: "Dear to the Heart of the Shepherd" by Sam Payne (16:00) The Daily Mix: “Quilts” with Bruce Walker (22:07) “Lion on the Path” by Eshu Bumpus from Dancing Granny and Other Tales to Boogie to (30:19) “How the Camel Got His Hump” by Tim Lowry from The Elephant's Child and Other Animal Stories (39:19) “Fishing for the Big One” by Donna Ingham from Our Boy C.Y. (And His Sweet Young Thing of a Wife) (46:53) “City Mouse & The Country Mouse” by Jim Weiss from Animal Tales (53:32)

To sit back, and just listen to Chuck Dinkins talk about his skateboarding history- Is absolutely, incredible. The tales of skating toe-to-toe, with all the greats. How he tapped in skateboarding LEGEND Fred Reeves, over at Walker Skateboards. Working a job, while also being a pro skater back in the 80's. His loyalty to Bruce Walker, after being offered to ride for SMA. We even share stories of once being banned from Kona Skatepark. It's all right here, on part 3 of my interview with one of my heroes. One of the first, Black professional skateboarders. And, just an all-around great human being- Mr. Chuck Dinkins. This, is for the culture. Thank you once again for your time, Chuck. Always a pleasure catching up. Wits that being said- lets get this show going, folks.- Clyde Singleton

Stories come in all shapes and sizes—personal stories, traditional stores, folk tales, fairytales, and more. The stories we have for you today are from all sorts of genres, but they all teach us lessons on being kind and the impact we can have on the lives of others. In a world that is full of turmoil and confusion, we could all use a little kindness from ourselves and from others. On today's episode, enjoy the following: “The Kindest Man I Ever Knew” by Shiela Starks-Phillips from Family, Friends, and Other Fun Folks (2:39) Radio Family Journal: "Station Squabble" by Sam Payne (16:07) The Daily Mix: "Biscuits" with Bruce Walker (22:32) “Don't Look Up” by Milbre Burch from Because I Said So: Stories About Mothers and Kids (31:33) “The Wise One” by Ed Stivender from And Once Again… (47:29)

This week I Was Gonnaes guest is Bruce Walker joint founder and CEO of Future X. In 2011 Bruce started his first business, WeAreTheFuture aged 17 from a high school classroom in Scotland, with a mission to inspire and connect entrepreneurs from around the world. Bruce tells us, ‘he has been on this crazy journey, reaching out to the most successful people he can think of', he started his business off by sending ‘Lord Sugar an email and then Michele Mone, and Tom Hunter he was asking if they would attend one of the events he was organising. Eventually, his persistency was rewarded, and he received replies from some of the most successful people in the world and also received an endorsement from Lord Sugars company. He tells us a story of a friend who sent a tweet to Richard Branson and got a reply to say that he may be at a charity and suggested that if she attended the event, she may meet him. After raising $2000 to attend the event she did meet Richard Branson and persuaded him to invest $1m into her company. The same friend then invited Bruce over to the states which really ignited his entrepreneurial spirit and continued developing connections with businesses within Silicon Valley and all over the world. Moving forward Bruce has delivered global summits and programmes in Edinburgh, London, Berlin, San Francisco, Chicago, Los Angeles, Abu Dhabi, Hong Kong, and Shenzhen, partnering with global brands. Hear more of his life story now on the I Was Gonnae podcast..

Bruce Walker has always been passionate about TV technology, going back to his time working in independent retail. Today, he gets to talk about display advancements as the Product Evangelist for TCL. Bruce dives into new and upcoming product, TV trends and more.

It’s no secret that we’re big fans of TCL; it’s also no secret that while their televisions were once considered some of the best televisions “for the money”, they’re now considered some of the best televisions…period. So what’s next for TCL? Take a listen as we talk with Brand Evangelist Bruce Walker to find out the next BIG thing TCL has in store for us…  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Poonam Gupta Welcome to Unlocking Insights, the series where we speak with company founders and senior business leaders from across the globe as part of Unlocking Ambition – Scotland's flagship entrepreneurial development programme. Poonam Gupta OBE is a Scottish-Indian entrepreneur and philanthropist. Poonam is Chief Executive of PG Paper, which she founded from her kitchen table in 2003 and which now exports to more than 50 countries. Gupta was appointed Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) for her services to business and charity in the 2017 New Year Honours. In 2017, Poonam formed Women's Business Mentoring which provides business mentoring schemes to women across Scotland. In conversation with Bruce Walker, on behalf of Unlocking Ambition, Poonam talks about her journey and learning as an entrepreneur, emigrating to Scotland and becoming a business owner. #UnlockingAmbition is a business accelerator that provides intensive wrap-around support for Scotland's most promising and talented entrepreneurs; amplifying Scottish innovations that will benefit society, the environment and the economy. With all our guests on Unlocking Insights, please remember that all views expressed are reflective of their personal and professional experience and are not intended to represent their employers. Look out for other episodes in our series! For now this is Unlocking Insights with Poonam Gupta, in conversation with Bruce Walker! Thanks so much for listening to Unlocking Insights – subscribe to the series and be sure never to miss an episode. Please share with your networks and on social media channels and tag us using #unlockinginsightspodcast Find Unlocking Ambition online: Twitter: twitter.com/Unlock_Ambition LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/unlocking-ambition/ Website: www.unlockingambition.scot

Welcome to Unlocking Insights, the series where we speak with company founders and senior business leaders from across the globe as part of “Unlocking Ambition”, Scotland's flagship entrepreneurial development programme. This episode Dan Glazer is an American technology lawyer, strategic business advisor, and the Managing Partner of Wilson Sonsini's London office. Dan advises high-growth UK/European technology and life sciences companies on raising capital in the US and UK/Europe, expanding their businesses into US markets, and connecting with investors, corporates, and advisors. In this episode Dan talks with Bruce Walker about the firm's US Expansion group, which supports UK and other non-US technology and life sciences companies through their US life cycle: US launch, expansion, commercial contracts, fundraising, M&A, and IPO. #UnlockingAmbition is a business accelerator that provides intensive wrap-around support for Scotland's most promising and talented entrepreneurs; amplifying Scottish innovations that will benefit society, the environment and the economy. With all our guests on Unlocking Insights, please remember that all views expressed are reflective of their personal and professional experience and are not intended to represent their current or previous employers. Look out for other episodes in our series, including… For now this is Unlocking Insights with Dan Glazer, in conversation with Bruce Walker! Please share with your networks and tag us using #UnlockingInsightsPodcast Find Unlocking Ambition online: Twitter: twitter.com/Unlock_Ambition LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/unlocking-ambition/ Website: www.unlockingambition.scot

Bruce Walker chairs the Canadian Vintners Association and is a VP of Vincor for government and industrial relations. We find out about the main Canadian wine regions and their world-famous Ice Wines.

We are always excited to talk TV's especially when it's with TCL. In this episode, we speak with Bruce Walker all about the latest offerings from TCL for 2021 and beyond.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We all know that looks can be deceiving. Not everyone or everything is exactly as it seems to our first judgment. Many times, small things can have large effects. For example, tiny bacteria are so small that we can't even see them, but they help us digest our food, break down garbage, and keep the world clean. We don't notice they're there, but if they were gone, we would know it. So, big things can have big effects, but you should never underestimate something small.  On today's episode, enjoy the following:“The Most Powerful Being in the World” by Antonio Rocha from Cross Roads: Stories from Brazil & the World (12:07)Antonio Rocha (pronounced haw-sha) is originally from Brazil. He came to the United States to study mime with mime master Tony Montanaro. Since then he has blended mime with verbal storytelling to enhance his tales. This story is about two proud rats. They are proud, not in a bad way, but of their daughter, and they want what's best for her. So, when it's time for her to get married, they want to find the most powerful being in the world to be her husband. Thus begins their quest, traveling all around, to find the most powerful being to be their daughter's husband.  “What is Strength?” by Len Cabral from It's How You Say It (5:15)Len Cabral descends from Cape Verde, a country located off the coast of Africa. Since 1976 he has been telling stories and has garnered international acclaim. He tells stories from Africa, the Caribbean, Cape Verde, and the rest of the world, including his own original tales. This one is about a contest. In order to find out who is the strongest, the animals hold a competition. All the animals are there, and many of them are very strong. But when the human takes a turn, the animals have to ask, is that really strength? Or is it something far more sinister. “The View from Here” by Allison Downey from Allison Downey: a Selection of Stories and Songs (5:56)Allison Downey has lived and traveled all over the world, collecting a rich variety of stories. Recently, she has been recovering from treatment for a rare form of cancer, which she talks about on her blog. She says, in her own words, “...as I'm returning to the stage...I really come with a renewed strength of spirit and a deeper vision and voice.” This story details the events of an outdoor adventure she had as a fifteen year old when she found herself at a camp in Wyoming. The group she is with goes rock climbing and she has to learn a few things in order to succeed after getting stuck on a cliff face. “Lost in the Ooze” by Ted Fink from The Flight of the Spielkamrad & Lost in the Ooze (6:09)It's probably safe to say that most of us have learned about the dangers of addiction. And addiction can happen with a lot of things, not just illegal drugs. But sometimes we can use a reminder to be careful of things that make us forget about things that should be important. Ted Fink started writing poetry when he was just five. From there, his writing grew to encompass stories, music and other things. His tale “Lost in the Ooze” was designed to help listeners understand the perils of addiction and why it can be harmful. “Bellybuttons” by Bill Harley from The Town Around the Bend (5:10)When Bill Harley was young, he wanted to become the second baseman for the Cincinnati Reds baseball team. Instead, he became a storyteller and songsmith, and a good one at that. In his collection The Town Around the Bend, he tells tales about a town with the peculiar name of Around the Bend. Lots of peculiar things happened there, and in this story, he tells about a belly button mix up. In it, you'll learn just what the point of a belly button is, and what happens when you don't have one. “Sundays on Walker's Bend” by Bruce Walker from Good for your Soul (8:25)Bruce Walker says of himself “I am a husband, father, grandfather, minister, entrepreneur, teacher, performer, and pretty nice guy.” That list is certainly respectable, and his stories are more than respectable as well. He was Born in Oklahoma City but moved to Alabama and has lived there ever since. In this story he tells about growing up with his family on Walker's Bend. 

Happy Thanksgiving from The Apple Seed! Wherever you're gathering this year we hope you'll take an opportunity to not only give thanks for the blessings in your life, but that you'll also share memories with or about the people that you love. And we'll provide the stories to help spark those memories. So put together a plate of turkey, yeast rolls, pumpkin pie, and an etrog, and get ready for stories from Bruce Walker, Bill Harley, Linda Goodman, Kevin Kling, and Martha Hamilton.  On today's episode, enjoy the following:"Pie Made of Pumpkin" by Bruce Walker from Dear Friends and Gentle Hearts (3:57) If you're looking to bake your favorite pumpkin pie this Thanksgiving but can't track down the recipe card, here's what you do: just memorize this song from Bruce Walker which is basically step-by-step directions on how to make this festive dessert.  "Yeast Rolls" by Bill Harley from Nothing For Granted (9:27)We're going to move from that food song to a food story from Apple Seed-favorite, Bill Harley. Have you ever been guilty of eating too much of a beloved side dish? How about the entire side dish? No judgment here, especially if it's something as good as yeast rolls.  "I Need An Etrog" by Linda Goodman from Pass It On: A Journey Through the Jewish Holidays in Story and Song (8:31)If you were to ask someone 'What does Thanksgiving mean to you?', they might mention something about the food. But really at the heart of this holiday is gathering, being together with people you love. That will certainly ring true with this next story. And although it's not about Thanksgiving (it takes place during the Jewish holiday of Sukkoth) the elements are the same. Sometimes we focus too much on securing particular food items for our feast that we lose sight of what's really important.  "Harvest" by Kevin Kling from Wonderlure! (6:20)What starts out as a humurous story about young Kevin Kling's reluctance to slaughter pigs that he's named turns into a rather sweet memory of Kevin's grandmother.  "Why Anansi Has a Small Waist" by Martha Hamilton (with Mitch Weiss) from Stories in My Pocket Tales Kids Can Tell (3:15)Ever wonder why spiders have small waists? You're going to find out in this story about Anansi, the 'Trickster', who, when she doesn't receive an invitation to either of the local village's harvest festivals, devises a plan to find out when and where they will occur, that also includes attending both. 

Often in life when family is involved in an expedition, a wild story arises. Whether it's born from a strangers story heard at the grocery store, a bond formed between two sisters, or an accidental trip across country boarders, family can make any situation that much more exciting. Today on The Apple Seed we will hear several stories from Bruce Walker including ‘Stories heard from the Checkout Line' and ‘Uncle Willis' that include some fantastical tales about life. We will also hear the stories ‘Queen Mother Summer Palace' by Mary Wright, ‘Fay and Bri Cation' by Paul Strickland, ‘Shadow of a Cowboy' by Andy Hedges, and ‘How They broke Away to go to the Rutabaga Country' performed by a cast from Sandburg Out Loud, sure to put a smile on your face. On today's episode, enjoy the following:“Stories Heard from the Checkout Line” by Bruce Walker from It Started Like This (7:50)To kick off today's episode, Bruce Walker shares a compilation of stories revolving around grocery stores. You'll hear "How May I Help You?" and "Oh the Stories You'll Hear", a couple of stories full of hope and understanding.  “Queen Mother Summer Palace” by Mary Wright from Mary Wright Stories (15:02)  To celebrate her 40th birthday, Mary Wright goes to Thailand to visit her sister. What starts out as a normal outing to the Queen Mother Summer Palace - a beautiful castle/garden - quickly turns into an accidental adventure.  “Fay and Bri Cation” by Paul Strickland from Ain't True and Uncle False (6:28)The phrase ‘joined at the hip' takes on new meaning in this tall tale from Paul Strickland. Fay and Bri Cation are two sisters who hold hands for so long that the skin on their hands fuse together.  “Uncle Willis” by Bruce Walker from It Started Like This (3:22)Family stories are sometimes a wild ride and this one is no exception. This story is about a man true to his literal word. You'll definitely want to hear how Uncle Willis gives his wife a ‘house warming' for her new brick house. “Shadow of a Cowboy” by Andy Hedges from Shadow of a Cowboy Audio (6:34)Here's a nice, relaxing song from Andy Hedges, about a man reminiscing and day-dreaming about the cowboy lifestyle and the old west.   “How They Broke Away to go to the Rutabaga Country” by Carol Birch, Bill Harley, Angela Lloyd, and David Holt from Sandburg Out Loud (7:43)In this collaborative story from Carol Birch, Bill Harley, Angela Lloyd, and David Holt, a father, a daughter and a son who grow tired of their home. So they sell all they own and hop on a train headed to the farthest place they can go - Rutabaga country, where pigs wear bibs.  

On today's episode, enjoy the following: “Stories Heard from the Checkout Line” by Bruce Walker (7:50) “Queen Mother Summer Palace” by Mary Wright (15:02) “Fay and Bri Cation” by Paul Strickland (6:28) “Uncle Willis” by Bruce Walker (3:22) “Shadow of a Cowboy” by Andy Hedges (6:34) “How They Broke Away to go to the Rutabaga Country” by Carol Birch, Bill Harley, Angela Lloyd, and David Holt (7:43)

Diana Brainard’s passion for understanding our stories and experiences initially led her to study comparative literature in college; but sometime during her junior year abroad in Lyon, she realized she could pursue her passion through medicine, a journey that’s taken her from academic infectious diseases at Massachusetts General Hospital through her current role as Senior Vice President and head of virology at Gilead Sciences. Born in Chicago, Diana’s family moved to Brooklyn when she was one, then to the Connecticut suburbs when she was seven.  A precocious student, she skipped an early grade, found she loved the Montesorri school she attended in New York, but grew bored once she started school in Connecticut.  All this changed when she found her way to Hotchkiss Boarding School in 10th grade, and felt as if her mind was awakened – in large measure, she says, because of a number of exceptional teachers.  A former tennis player, she picked up squash, and was subsequently recruited by colleges for her skill (and would later become an “academic all-Ivy selection” for her abilities as both student and athlete). Like so many other Tech Tonics guests – including Zak Kohane, Atul Butte, and Ken Mandl — Diana attended Brown, and enthusiastically dove into advanced classes in a range of subjects.  The humanities, with its intimate seminars and engaged teachers, proved especially appealing, so she majored in comparative literature and late elected to spent her Junior Year abroad in France.  Diana started to envision a future in graduate school, and then perhaps as a literature professor. To her surprise and disappointment, Diana’s experience in France left her disillusioned and she found herself drawn, through literature, into medicine.  She was moved by Thomas Mann’s The Magic Mountain, and by the poetry of Williams Carlos Williams, and soon she began a correspondence with Harvard physician and author Robert Coles.  Diana ultimately applied to medical school, and attended Tulane, in New Orleans. Diana loved both the city and the medical school experience – in particular, the amount of responsibility  students were afforded during the clinical rotations at the famed Charity Hospital.  She found a similar sense of responsibility at Massachusetts General Hospital, where she continued her training, first in internal medicine (including a month taking care of patients at an understaffed clinic in Haiti), and ultimately specializing in infectious diseases. Diana’s interest in HIV in particular led her to noted physician-scientist Bruce Walker, under whose guidance she conducted complex translational research (studying HIV in mice she reconstituted with human immune cells).  She also helped set up a HIV research facility at the Nelson Mandela School of Medicine in Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa. Though initially contemplating a career in academic infectious diseases, and having earned a competitive K-08 NIH grant to support her efforts, she surprised many of her colleagues by deciding to join Merck, and focus on drug development.   Almost immediately, it seems, she knew she made the right decision, as she found herself surrounded by smart and talented colleagues who, like her, seemed to enjoy functioning in a culture that prized collaboration and multidisciplinary team effort rather than personal recognition. Diana’s career surged ahead at Merck, and she soon found herself with an opportunity to join an exciting clinical development team that luminary John McHutchison was just starting to assemble at Gilead, in California; she took it. Good call; Diana would serve as the clinical lead for the breakthrough hepatitis C product, Sovaldi, was one of three people at the company to present it to the FDA.  Sovaldi  turned out to be as transformative as anticipated and Diana would go on to lead the development and subsequent approval of several additional hepatitis C products.  In 2018, she was elevated to SVP of HIV and Emerging Viruses, and her remit was  expanded to include hepatitis B and C, and retitled Virology.  Just when it seemed like things couldn’t get busier, SARS-CoV-2 came along, and with it, her leadership of an explosive amount of clinical research around the Gilead product, remdesivir (Veklury).  It’s been a busy year. Full-disclosure:  Diana is also David Shaywitz’s wife – which is not only why we were able to book her, but also why we are especially delighted to welcome her to our show!  We are grateful to Manatt Health for sponsoring today’s episode of Tech Tonics.  Manatt Health integrates strategic business consulting, public policy acumen, legal excellence and deep analytics capabilities to better serve the complex needs of clients across America’s healthcare system. Together with its parent company, Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, the firm’s multidisciplinary team is dedicated to helping its clients across all industries grow and prosper.

On today's episode, enjoy the following: Story Kickoff: "The Black Cat" by Dan Keding (10:18) Story Spotlight: "There Stands a Bridge" by Bil Lepp (10:12) Daily Mix: Gene Nelson discusses "Bear Comes Along" Storytime: "Paying Taxes" and "Visiting 'Our Property'" by Donald Davis (5:51) "The Tax Man" by Jeff Simpson (5:17) "Uncle Remus and the Banker" by Bruce Walker (1:49) Radio Family Journal: In the Pool

On today's episode, enjoy the following: Radio Family Journal: Tokyo Daily Mix: Brynna Haddock discusses “Pecan Pie” Story Spotlight: “The Wood Maiden” by Stephanie Beneteau (10:14) Storytime: “Boo Boo Boo” by Bruce Walker (1:42) “Silly Hans” by Randel McGee (16:33) “Gecko and Firefly” by Susan Reed (5:43)

Friends can often save each other from making poor decisions. Other times, they seem to push each other right into a poor decision. On today's BITE you'll hear a story called "Frog Gigging" by Bruce Walker. Sam is joined in the studio by Steven Kapp Perry, host of BYU Radio's "In Good Faith."

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This week on the Perception podcast we welcome Bruce Walker. He is a Professor at Georgia Institute of Technology, in the Schools of Psychology and Interactive Computing. His Sonification Lab studies the human-computer interaction (HCI) issues in non-traditional interfaces, ranging from mobile devices, cockpits and vehicle displays, multimodal interfaces in education and in complex task environments. Particular research interests include sonification and auditory displays. Professor Walker teaches HCI, Sensation & Perception, Auditory Interfaces, and Assistive Technology. In addition to academic research leading to over 150 publications, he has worked and consulted on projects for NASA, state and federal governments, the military, and private companies. So raise up your volume and enjoy this podcast with Professor Walker!

Dr. Bruce Walker, Director of the Ragon Institute of MGH, MIT and Harvard, interviewing famous actress and HIV/AIDS activist Elizabeth Taylor about her work.

Bruce speaks with Gelb about why collaboration across different geographical ecosystems is important and how they're trying to incorporate impact within everything they do at FutureX. https://futurexinnovation.com More about Bruce 24 year old socially conscious entrepreneur, advisor and speaker. Co-Founder of FutureX a community of purpose driven entrepreneurs building companies with scale, profit and purpose, with a mission to redefine the role of business. Find Bruce @brucewalker_ www.linkedin.com/in/brucewalker1/ — This was part of the Zero to Revenue Challenge where three founders took an idea, Briefing Room (https://briefingroom.co) from Zero to Revenue in one week in March of 2019. To find out more information, access more videos, and join our open slack team go to https://zerotorevenue.com The founders: Lizzie Brough twitter.com/itslizziebrough Robert Gelb twitter.com/thisisgelb Ben Dell https://twitter.com/bendell What we built: Briefing Room (https://briefingroom.co): A better way to keep investors, stakeholders, and prospects up to date with beautiful dashboards. For Founders by founders. Check Out Our Companies: Kindaba (https://kindaba.com) - The gathering space for families Bold Village (boldvillage.com) - A village of women content writers, social media managers, and assistants that work with exciting companies while studying at university Missinglettr (missinglettr.com) - Missinglettr creates clever social campaigns for your best blog posts, that drive traffic for an entire year Helpshelf (https://helpshelf.co) - HelpShelf combines all of your support resources into one gorgeous widget and then makes sure that it's available when it matters the most. HeySummit (https://heysummit.com) - HeySummit helps you increase engagement, conversions and revenue for your online summits. The sponsors who supported Zero to Revenue Coda (coda.io) - Coda is a new doc that grows with your ideas. People have made Coda docs that do everything from launch products, to scale small businesses, to help them study for tests. Landbot (landbot.io) - Create lead generation strategies that engage and convert. Build personalized conversational chatbots. With Landbot, it’s easy, beautiful and FREE. Milanote (https://www.milanote.com) - Milanote is an easy-to-use tool to organize your ideas and projects into visual boards. Seed Haus Accelerator (thisisseedhaus.com) We invest, at the pre-seed stage, in outstanding founders & pre-founders tackling real problems, in large markets. AnywhereWorks (https://anywhereworks.com) - Forget about commuting, polluting and grey cubicles. There is a more sustainable, inclusive and productive way to work. Work Anywhere.

On this episode of Acton Line, Rev. Ben Johnson, senior editor at Acton, speaks with Rev. Richard Turnbull from the Center for Enterprise, Markets, and Ethics, to talk about the importance of private, voluntary institutions, drawing examples from how things have gone amiss in the UK when the government has stepped in for the church. After that, occasional host Bruce Walker welcomes Emily Jashinsky, culture editor at the Federalist, onto the podcast to discuss how American movies are being increasingly funded by China and as a result, facing significant censorship.​ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode of Radio Free Acton, producer Caroline Roberts speaks with Michael Ward, a British Scholar and professor of apologetics at Houston Baptist University, about the work of the 20th century writer C.S. Lewis, in time for the anniversary of Lewis' birthday on November 29. After that, host Bruce Walker speaks with Bradley Birzer, professor of history at Hillsdale College, about the legacy of Stan Lee and the new, third season of Marvel's Netflix show, Daredevil. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Are your values and purpose for your business clear to your prospective new clients? Welcome! My name is Christian Rodwell and today I’m talking with Bruce Walker. In 2011 Bruce started his first business, WeAreTheFuture aged 17 from a high school classroom in Scotland, with a mission to inspire and connect entrepreneurs from around the world. Over the next five years Bruce and his team worked with over 5,000 entrepreneurs delivering global summits and programmes in Edinburgh, London, Berlin, San Francisco, Chicago, Los Angeles, Abu Dhabi, Hong Kong and Shenzhen. At 19 he delivered his first TEDx Talk discussing how people get 'lucky' and has gone on to deliver talks around the world speaking about profit with purpose, startups, culture and international growth. In 2017, aged 23 he went on to become co founder of FutureX, with a mission to redefine the role of business. FutureX are passionately focused on working with purpose driven entrepreneurs, corporates and governments to create scalable and profitable businesses, that make values and purpose a core part of their growth strategy. So are you ready? Let’s head on over to my interview with FutureX Co-Founder, Mr Bruce Walker.. In this episode you’ll learn… Why it is so important just to take that first step along the entrepreneurial pathway to give you confidence and momentum The importance of knowing ‘why’ you are doing what you do, so that you can attract other people with similar values towards you and your business Quotes: ‘It’s about taking the first step, making sure you have follow on and making yourself accountable’ ‘It’s not just about your team, but it’s the culture you create with your network and customers’ Links & Resources mentioned in this episode: Simon Sinek ‘Start With Why’ [Book] Guest Details: Bruce Walker Linkedin Profile FutureX Official Website Connect with Escape The Rat Race...within 12 months: Official Website Private Facebook Group Thanks so much for joining us this week. Have some feedback you would like to share? Send us a message If you enjoy listening to our show every week, please leave us a review on iTunes! (It really helps spread the word ;)

We find out about the main Canadian wine regions and their world-famous Ice Wines.

In this week's episode we feature Bruce Walker, the Solid Waste & Recycling Program Manager at the City of Portland's Bureau of Planning and Sustainability.

One of the companies we’ve been really excited about over the past year is TCL; and while they may be “the fastest growing television manufacturer in America”, it’s WHY they’re growing so fast that has us excited…putting out beautiful 4K televisions.

Scot and Jeff talk to Bruce Walker about The Monkees.

We wrap up our coverage of CES 2018 with a host of great products and insights from industry leaders. First off, Marketing Group Manager for Omron Automation, Mike Chen, introduces us to Forpheus, a ping pong robot tutor, and Omron's wide array of manufacturing targeted AI, software, and robotics. Then, Alexandre Juving-Brunet, Sniffy Founder and CEO/COO, tells us about his 5D multisensorial experience that uses synthesized fragrances to appeal to one of our most ingrained senses, smell. Next, TCL Product Evangelist, Bruce Walker, shares some of the brand's triumphs and future plans, including an expanded offering, and growing market share. Also, industry veteran and BoxBuild Co-Founder, Todd Metlen, explains why CES is irrelevant to his company, and how Kickstarter and online marketing strategies have all but replaced the titanic trade show. Last, Chili Technology Co-Founder, Todd Youngblood, helps us cool down in the summer, and stay warm in the winter with their ChiliPad, an amazing new temperature controlled mattress pad.Tune in now. [00:00:00] Meet Forpheus - The Ping Pong Robot [00:05:53] Respectful Robots and Drowsy Drivers [00:12:30] Smell Before You Buy with Sniffy [00:24:26] TCL Bringing Quality, Affordable TVs [00:35:31] Live and Die by Consumer Interest [00:39:56] Kickstarter and Online Marketing > CES? [00:48:02] Kids Connect: Smart and Safe [00:55:23] Don't Sleep In Misery, Sleep In 'Chili' [01:06:36] Sleep Responsibly with ChiliPad

We talk to Thomas Kidd professor of history at Baylor, Associate Director of Baylor's Institute for Studies of Religion and author of the new book Benjamin Franklin: The Religious Life of a Founding Father. After that, Bruce Walker and Marc talk about the recently released Mavis Staples concert album I'll Take You There: An All-Star Concert Celebration. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Stories featuring eccentric relatives and ancestors featuring Bill Harley, Yvonne Healy, Molly Catron, Bruce Walker, Kirk Waller, and Michael Katz.

A small interval on the Interview Series, but I'm back this week and joined by Bruce Walker, founder of WeAreTheFuture & FutureX. Listen as Bruce charts his journey from organising his first event at the age of 17, to now successfully running summits in all corners of the globe which has brought together over 6,000 entrepreneurs in just 4 years. Bruce also share his key tips based upon his experiences, on how to set a successful foundation for you and your business. Interested in learning more? Check out wearethefuture.org.uk/ Want to find out how you can meet and interview people using Odro? Email me on dougie@odro.co.uk

I dagens radio bubb.la avhandlas bland annat 0 % bolagsskatt som suverän rättighet garanterad av FN enligt Bermudas finansminister, Ekobrottsmyndigheten i landsomfattande jakt på skatteoptimerare, Bruce Walker om att konservativa inre delarna av Kalifornien föredrog Trump, Duterte uppger att han personligen brukade döda människor under tid som borgmästare samt bubb.las julkampanj når tredje och sista milstolpen på mindre än två veckor. http://radio.bubb.la/radio-bubb-la-1412/

In this episode of Inside Ragon Liam sits down with Bruce Walker, MD, to talk about the founding of the Ragon Institute, the role of philanthropy in scientific research, and the promising frontier of chronic nonprogressors in the pursuit of an HIV/AIDS vaccine. Dr. Bruce Walker is the Director of the Ragon Institute of MGH, MIT, and Harvard, a Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School, and an Investigator at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. Inside Ragon is the official podcast of the Ragon Institute of MGH, MIT, and Harvard. Join Liam Fitzgerald as he talks with some of the brightest minds in HIV/AIDS research.

Inside Ragon is the Ragon Institute of MGH, MIT, and Harvard’s official podcast. Join Liam Fitzgerald as he talks with some of the brightest minds in HIV/AIDS research. In this episode of Inside Ragon Liam talks with Boris Juelg, M.D., Ph.D. about what it means to be both a clinician at Mass General Hospital and a researcher at the Ragon Institute of MGH, MIT, and Harvard. Dr. Juelg is a physician scientist at the Ragon Institute of MGH, MIT and Harvard and an Instructor in Medicine at Harvard Medical School. He received his M.D. Ph.D. degrees from Christian Albrecht University in Kiel, Germany. He completed a postdoctoral research fellowship with Bruce Walker before undergoing Internal Medicine training at Massachusetts General Hospital followed by a fellowship in Infectious Diseases in the combined program of Massachusetts General Hospital and Brigham and Women’s Hospital.

In Episode 77, Chris Cahill speaks about hoards with World Numismatist and Cataloger Bruce Walker, of Stack's Bowers Galleries. From Lydia to the present, coins have delighted hoard-finders and collectors. Coins also constitute a tangible asset class with which one may balance the ol' portfolio. Find out more about Bruce Walker and Stack's Bowers here. Or you can find them here: Twitter: @StacksBowersFacebookLinkedIn InstagramGoogle+   About Bruce Walker Bruce Walker joined Stack’s Bowers Galleries, a firm engaged in the sale and auction of rare coins and currency, in early 2015 as a World Numismatist and Cataloger.  After collecting world gold coins by Friedberg catalog number since his mid-20s, his numismatic interests blossomed subsequent to purchasing a used copy of the Standard Catalog of World Coins a few years later.  After a number of years pursuing numismatics as an avocation while employed in the information technology field, Bruce began a gradual transformation toward a career as a professional numismatist.  At first buying and selling on eBay, his involvement with fellow hobbyists led him to become an officer of the Johnson County Numismatic Society (Kansas) before joining a local numismatic auction house to assist with the liquidation of the Dr. Richard D. Bode estate in 2013.  As his passion and expertise with coins grew, Bruce made the decision to leave IBM after 25 years to pursue what many consider to be a dream job working with rare coins on a daily basis​.  A frequent contributor within the numismatic press, with nearly a dozen published Op-Ed pieces in Numismatic News, Bruce continues to pursue numismatics both as a hobbyist as well as a professional.

In Episode 77, Chris Cahill speaks about hoards with World Numismatist and Cataloger Bruce Walker, of Stack's Bowers Galleries. From Lydia to the present, coins have delighted hoard-finders and collectors. Coins also constitute a tangible asset class with which one may balance the ol' portfolio. Find out more about Bruce Walker and Stack's Bowers here. Or you can find them here: Twitter: @StacksBowersFacebookLinkedIn InstagramGoogle+   About Bruce Walker Bruce Walker joined Stack’s Bowers Galleries, a firm engaged in the sale and auction of rare coins and currency, in early 2015 as a World Numismatist and Cataloger.  After collecting world gold coins by Friedberg catalog number since his mid-20s, his numismatic interests blossomed subsequent to purchasing a used copy of the Standard Catalog of World Coins a few years later.  After a number of years pursuing numismatics as an avocation while employed in the information technology field, Bruce began a gradual transformation toward a career as a professional numismatist.  At first buying and selling on eBay, his involvement with fellow hobbyists led him to become an officer of the Johnson County Numismatic Society (Kansas) before joining a local numismatic auction house to assist with the liquidation of the Dr. Richard D. Bode estate in 2013.  As his passion and expertise with coins grew, Bruce made the decision to leave IBM after 25 years to pursue what many consider to be a dream job working with rare coins on a daily basis​.  A frequent contributor within the numismatic press, with nearly a dozen published Op-Ed pieces in Numismatic News, Bruce continues to pursue numismatics both as a hobbyist as well as a professional.

Formative memories of loved ones and loved places that help us learn about who we are from Bruce Walker, Geraldine Buckley, and more.

GUESTS:  Bruce Walker, contributor to American Thinker, joins me for a look at the Hillary Clinton candidacy......the challenges ahead.....also a look at President Clinton and his political skills.......Bruce wrote an article about President Clinton........ Click to support some of our friends.... ...CLICK AUDIBLE.COM, YOUR SOURCE FOR AUDIO BOOKS! CHECK OUT MY BOOK:  CUBANOS IN WISCONSIN..... LISTEN TO THE MUSIC OF CARLOS GUEDES...... FOLLOW ME ON TWITTER...... GET MY POSTS BY E-MAIL HERE......

Jacaranda FM — SA singer, Ricky Faber, talks about were his passion for music comes from. Morne JK thereafter talks to Bruce Walker about "Oppie Moffie" event coming to Pretoria.

Bruce Walker, professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School and director of the Ragon Institute of Massachusetts General Hospital, M.I.T. and Harvard, talks about his article in the July issue of Scientific American magazine called "Controlling HIV," about rare individuals who never develop AIDS after being infected by the virus

Bruce Walker is a vice president of Vincor Canada and chairman of the Vintners Association. We chat to him about how alcohol and wine are regulated in the provinces of Canada.

Guest: Bruce Walker, MD Host: Leslie P. Lundt, MD Chronic viral infections can manifest in two different ways: one group, such as Epstein-Barr virus, are immunologically contained after the acute infection. The other group, including HIV, lead to persistent viremia and progressive clinical disease. Are there patients who are able to escape the latter without antiviral medications? The director of the Center for AIDS Research at Harvard Medical School, Dr. Bruce Walker, joins host Dr. Leslie Lundt to discuss these so-called "elite controllers."

Bruce Walker chairs the Canadian Vintners Association and is a VP of Vincor for government and industrial relations. We find out about the main Canadian wine regions and their world-famous Ice Wines.